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CLAMDIGGERS
LOSESCALPS
BENDERS DEBUT MAKES HIT
WITH FANS AND ERICKBON
PLAYS STRONG GAME IN THE
BOX AND AT BAT.
Won. Lost. P.O.
Aberdeen 37 16 .6/8
Tacoma 34 25 .57P
Spokane 29 36 .537
Seattle 29 26 .528
Butte 26 27 .491
yajacouver 9 45 .167
! TJiv principal feature about the
Ibaae ball game In which the In
dians scalped the Clamdiggers yes
terday was Bender's catching. John
ny shows great form. He didn't
set the grounds afire at the stick,
bbt the Indians didn't have to do
that. But he showed a willingness
to break his back in swinging at
some of the sinuous ones delivered
by Pitcher Coy, who had all the
Indians except big Erick on his
staff. Big Brick by the way,
•pitched a great pame—not sensa
tional, but headyand steady. He
was the only Indian that had it on
Coy with the stick. He made a 3-
Ibagger and single Brick allowed
Seattle 10 hits and on paper it look
ed that he gave them hits enough
to win the game But he didn't.
Spokane, with her 4 measly hits, in
cluding a 2-bagger won 3 to 1.
Spokane showed a system of team
work that the bunch from the
Sound couldn't get next to.
The only heavy hits of the game
were a 2-sacker by Swain and
Krickson's 3-bagger Coy struck out
6, passed 0. Erickson struck out
1, passed 2. Suess in left, made
the only error for the Indians.
At Butte yesterday Aberdeen
was defeated 9to 1. The Lumber
jacks couldn't field worth a cent.
They made 7 errors.
No more satisfying a report has
been received here this season than
the news that Vancouver yesterday
defeated Tacoma 5 to 1. it Isn't
because it's Tacoma we're glad, but
because Vancouver appeared to
bave forgotten how to ever win
again.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston (>. New York 2; Detroit 1,
Cleveland 4; St. Louis 0, Chicago 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 7-4, St Louis 6-1.
COAST LEAGUE.
Loi Angeles 9, Frisco 2; Oakland
6, Portland 3.
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS
i ■
Louie Long went to Vancouver,
It. C, last night and on July 1 will
box an unknown Jack Koarns,
who was offered tie match with the
conqueror of tho Mexican, decided
>tbat there was ujt enough money
tn It.
Cornell won th? 8-oared race at
the intercollegiate regatta yester
day. The time over the 4 mile
course was 20 ')2 2-5. Columbia
was second, U, R. naval academy
third; Pennsylvania fourth; Wis
consin fifth and Georgetown sixth.
lAt no lime were Cornell and Colum
bia more than 25 feet apart.
Gordon Glass, the Spokane boy at
No. 6 In the Harvard shell, will not
be able to row in the race with
Yale at Red Topp, Conn., today, on
account of Illness. Capt. Bacon will
take his place.
Postponement of the Brltt-Nelson
fight, dated for Jn'y 3, to July 31,
Is aunounced. U is stated that
INelson has not been ablo to got In
condition. This scrap was fixed up
*s a graft on the Burns-Squires
mill July 4 and i romoters of the
latter have evidently bluffed out
the Neisou frame up. 1
Louise of Saxony Has Gone to the Bad
KING FREDERICK'S FORMER
CONSORT DRESSES IN MEN'S
CLOTHES AND IN THAT AT
TIRE PLAYS PART OF HALE
FELLOW FELL MET—CHILD
BORN AFTER ELOPEMENT
BEING RAISED LIKE GIPSY.
•rectal Correspond*-.* to Ths Pre.*
FLORENCE, Italy, June 27.—
Lf_oulse, tho divorced wlfo of King
; Frederick Augustus of Saxony, is
> living the life of a Bohemias in her
nrllla on the outskirts of Florence.
{Jlnce the culmination of her mart
ovo adventures In her elopment
.-(with M. Oiron, the tutor of her
children, the former queen of Sax
> ony has been running faster and
[.fester down hill, until now she is
an outcast of society.
In hor house all the rooms have
Bold stone floors and m(»st of the
uralls are entirely devoid of papers
and other decorations. The win
dows are badly fitted and the ceil-
are full of cracks. The whole
§»lace has an Indescribably cold and
Cheerless aspect. Queen Louise
aises early and wears male attire
during the morning hours. Her
■ult Is close fitting and shows off
tier good figure to advantage.
She dresses Mko a man because
•he Invariably devotee the morning
to fencing and levolver shooting.
Bhe drives In an open carriage
through the streets of Florence to
the fencing school, where she asso
ciates with the young Italians of
the locality with a freedom that la'
Astonishing.
In this school she quite forgets
Iter royalty and handles shocking
Jokes with tha men. When at home
In her villa she ia fond of going
•bout in most extreme dishabille.
IWhen she had men servants in the
Souse this habit exposed her to
•nany annoyances because they mis
(took its significance. Finally aha
Enslaved by a Pirate
OR ROBERT'S RENOEVOUS WITH THE RED-HANDED ROVERS
BY F. W. SCHAEFER.
"THE LONG TOM ON THE FOR'ARD DECK BELCMED A WHITE
CLOUD."
CHAPTER I.
It was a beautiful day on Salem
harbor. Not a ripple marred the
placid surface.
If there were any ripples, they
were at the bottom.
Our hero who was christened
Robert while quite young, could be
his dory.
Robert was a boy. If he was an
old lady we would say so.
An honest, industrious lad was
Robert, never too idle to go fishing.
Beside, he was the sole support of
a news stand which sold dime
novels.
Just then a low, rakish craft slid
into the h;irbor like a wraith. It
was In full sail, with every stitched
of canvas neatly close reefer.
TOMMY BURNS DOPE
No. I—HOW I FOUND THE
PUNCH
BY TOMMY BURNS
My parents were troubled when
I told them I must leave home. I
had got. the craze, I would be an
athlete. My age was 15. I was a
fairly good lacrosro player. When
1 started out I mnnaged to become
a member of the Gault, Ontario,
team, which organ 1 nation won the
championship of Canada that year.
When the season closed 1 was still
determined to be an athlete. La
crosse had given me stamina, quick
ness and soreness of eye.
After leaving Cault a job as as
sistant baggageman on the teainer
Lake Erie, the largest passenger
craft on the lakes, running from
Buffalo to Cleveland, started me on
the way for the states. The sec
ond engineer was a fierce type of
bully. He had the crew thoroughly
scared. The first day out he had
me spotted. He took every oppor
tunity to addres< me with the
foulest language that ever dis
graced the mouth of a sailor. I
tried hard to stan ! it In silence.
When the watch was ended and
the crew was gathered In the cabin
the boys crowded round me ami
Joined in warning me. They told
me tales of the nun he had mauled
and of the awful lickings he had
handed out to every man that had
yet dared to stand up against him.
The trouble finally came, i had
gone to the ship's storeroom to get
a lamp. I lit the wick while on
my knees and roso to my feet to go,
when I turned face to face with
Hob (Jaunt.
"Now, you darned cub of a she
KING FREDERICK'S ELOPING WIFE AND THEIR DAUGHTER
MONICA, WHO IS BEING BROUGHT OP LIKE A GIPSY.
dismissed all her men servants and
now has only women in the house.
There is not only a total lack of
ceremony In her household, but she
allows her maidservants to treat
her with absolute disrespect. She
has so few rooms at her disposal
that she generally sits In her bed
room and in fact actually receives
visitors in this chamber.
Louise has practically no lntellec.
tual tastes and has some difficulty
in amusing herself Indoors. One of
her favorite occupations Is to read
over and over again the newspaper
accounts of her- Right frasu Dies
"Ah, a pirate ship," said Robert,
expectorating upon his bait.
It was indeed a pirate ship, the
lugger baby "Baby Mine," whose
name was execrated from Kenne
bunk to Puerto Cortez because of
its predatory proclivities.
The evil craft tame to; in fact,
revived. The LoiifT Tom on the
for'ard deck belched a white cloud,
and a round shot danced across
Robert's bow. (They were all out
of square shot).
In this Jocose fashion do pirate
' ships hail their prey.
Robert was a brave lad, so he
hoisted the w-hite flag of surrender
j which he had with him for the pur
pose.
| (Continued.)
■hunk, stand up and fight," he
yelled with a mouthful of curses.
Before I could drop the lamp he
had nailed me square between the
eyes. Down 1 wet!*: like a bull that
Is pole-axed. 1 f3' 1 on the lamp,
which luckily went out without ex
ploding. Gaunt fell on me like a
i mad dog. We wrestled and fought
of the floor and rolled to the lurch
of the steamer. At last I loosened
his grip and staggered to my feet.
Ho was after me hot. 1 knew
nothing of boxin™, hut thoughts as
tao my course of action came to me
quick. Three times I ducked under
his wild rushes and left and right
swings for my jaw. Each time as
1 stooped under them I poked my
left hand hard ami stiff into his
wind. This pulled him up blowing
hard. I was growing cooler and
felt good but for a sensation like
paper burning in my nostrils, the
effect of that treacherous first
smack between *he eyes. We be
gan to spar. We stepped around,
hands feinting, eyes agleam. Sud
denly he stepped in and swung a
wicked right hook for my Jaw. 1
took it on my left arm and as he
fell into me over went my right
hand straight from the shoulder. It
landed fair on the corner of his
long bony chin. He dropped like
a man that is shot through the
heart. When he came round, 10
minutes later, he fainled again.
His career as bully was ended. The
crew was delighted. As for me, I
had found the punch.
NEW HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR
OYSTER BAY, June 27.—Judge
W. Frear, of California, has been
appointed governor of Hawaii to
take effect August 15.
1 den and her elopement with Ulron.
>. jShe has collected thousands of
f I these clippings.
e| Louiae apparently feels no shame
t for her elopement, for she has col
e lected the newspaper stories of her
1 J wrongdoings because, she says,
I- they will be interesting for her del
a cendauts to read."
Little Princess Monica, the child
:- born after her elopmont, Is being
y brought up rather M an Italian gly
f.sy than as a princess of Saxony,
d j and her father, the king, Is expect
r j ed to soou take rai'ical measure* to
i- regain possession of her parson.
SPOKAWB 27, 1WT
Theaters
THE SPOKANE.
About all there is to "Captain
Jinks" is Ethel Barrymore with her
leading man, Bruce Mcßae. The
play is a frothy sort of comedy ele
vated clear beyond its merits by
the skill of the star.
Tonight Miss Parrymore closes
her engagement with "Cousin
Kate." The piece iB old but has
had a uniformly successful run.
THE COLUMBIA.
"An Egyptian Mummy" is playing
to good hot wea'her businegs this
week. It is rather a warm produc
tion.
AUDITORIUM.
The Shirley Co. bill, "A Great
Temptation," gives Laura Adams
good opportunity for the quiet com
edy work which is her strong point.
Fat Jack Amory also has a hand
in the fun-making.
WASHINGTON
The vaudeville bill has a couple
of clever comedy sketches this
week. "Taming a Husband" is 1
of the most popu'ar numbers on
the bill.
________________ m __,__
FINE FEAST FOR WOODMEN
The W. O. W. banquet at Daven
port's last evening was 1 of the
pleasant social events in the local
history of the order. An elaborate
menu was provided and the speak
ers chosen to respond to the toasts
were fully equal to the occasion.
One hundred and fifty-five mem
bers were guests.
The banquet celebrated the clos
ing of a membership campaign, as
a result of which 100 new names
have been added to the rolls of
camp No. 99.
FOOT BALL PLAYER.
Will Be in Charge of the Interior
Department.
Special Correspondent to The Press.
WASHINGTON June 27.—While:
directing the maneuvers of piksgin
warriors G. W. Woodruff acquired
G. W. WOODRUFF,
Harvard's Noted Gridiron General,
a knowledge of men and affairs
that has enabled him to be of much
assistance to Uncle Sam.
For the next 2 months or more
the famous Harvard foot ball coach
will be in charge of the interior
department. Secretary Garfield will
COEUR D'AXiENE PARLOR CABS.
Beginning Saturday morning the
BhosNone Flyer, electric boat train,
ISSVInc Spokane at 9:00 a. nt., and
Coeur d'Alene at 4:10 p. m., will car
ry parlor oar. Also trains leaving
Spokane at 1:10 p. m. and Coeur
d'Alene 11:03 a. m. Chairs 250 ad
ditional between any two .stations.
Reservations made only at Spokane
terminal and Coeur d'Alene thket of
flee. —28
FALOUSG ELECTRIC TRAINS
Leave Spokane terminal, Main and
Lincoln, for Spring Valley, Oakes
dale, Garfield and Pa louse at 7:33 a.
HI., 1:30 and B:00 p. m. Kor Rosalia
and Intermediate stattlons 7:00, 9:10
S, m., 1:00 and 5:30 p m. —3
Notice to tKe
Public
Frederick R. Scot ford is no long
er the representative of the Quoin
Club, nor has he any authority
whatever to associate the name of
ihe Quoin (Tub with his in conneo
tlon with any business transaction
whatsoever. Any communications
should be addressed to the Secre
tary of the Quoin Club, 111 Fifth
ay„ New York City.
The Mason & Hamlin, Ivors & Pond
Ivurtzmann, Oabler, Kroager. Starck,
t'apen and other good pianos; all
strictly high grndo, at reasonable
prloea and terms to suit.
SPOKANE PIANO HOUSE
D. If Bowers, Manager.
Heath Block, 23 Monroe Street
THE FERN
CONFECTIONERY
and CAFE
GEORGE PORTER, Prop.
Have you tver dined at THE
FERN CAFE? If you have not you
are missing the treat of your life.
Get out of the rut and join the rest,
where you pet meals as mother
used to cook
322-324 RIVERSIDE Phone 3197
BtUTELSPACHER
DOES CORRECT WATCH
REPAIRING
509 Peyton Blk. Tel. 5)5.
NATATORIUM PARK
A MODERN FAIRYLAND
DIRECTION INGERSOLL AMUBEMENT CO. .
■ Audley Ingersoll, Director General
SPOKANE'S
CONEY ISLAND
Amusements Open Dally From Ito 11 P. M
SCENIC RAILWAY GALVESTON FLOOD
YE OLD MILL HOUSE OF TROUBLE
JAPANEBE BALL GAMES DARKNESS AND DAWN
CHILDREN'S PONY TRACK FOOLISH HOUSE
HALES TOUR of the WORLD CIRCLE SWING
Dancing afternoons and evenings; afternoons free.. Balloon
Ascension and Parachute Drop every day at 5 p. m. Band Con
certs every afternoon and evenings. Large Swimming Pool al
ways open. Free Attractions every afternoon and evening.
Davenport Bros, Aerial Bicycle and Trapeze Performance, 4 p.
m. and 9 p. m. Latest Moving Pictures at 8:30, 9:30 and
10:30 p. m.
NEW FEATURES EVERY WEEK
The Pfister
A Family Resort, Catering to Ladies and Gentlemen. Bring
Your Family and Spend a Pleasant Evening. Listen to the
FINEST MUSIC IN THE CITY
The Metropolitan Orchestra and
Miss Bessie Taunehill
Singing "The Nightengale" and "Last Rose of Summer."
Every Evening at 8 o'Clock Sunday Matinee 2:30 P. M.
Admission Free. THE PFISTER, 815 SPRAGUE AY.
go west for the purpose of looking
after government interests in the
Rocky mountains. Assistant Secre
tary Ryan is too 111 to look after
the department, so former coach
Woodruff, now assistant attorney
general, will be acting secretary of
the interior.
OFFICIAL ROAD RECORDS
Here are the official road records
that have been established this sea
son in road races sanclioned by the
National Cycling association: Five
miles, 14:09, Charles Nerent, New
York city; 10 miles, 24:08, Henry
9chaefer, Dunkirk N. V.: 15 miles,
34:47 4-5, I. Lewin. New York city;
25 miles, 1:08:30 1-5, W. F. Blum,
Chicago; 50 miles, 3-14, Charles A.
Sherwood, New York
t 9 SPOKANE/A »■
bS*D.INv THa-\rwjfc
TONIGHT
LAST PERFORMANCE,
Charles Frohman Presents
Ethel Barrymore
in One of Her Greatest Successes
Cousin Kate
Prices —$2.00 to 50c. Seats now
selling.
Columbia Theatre
Geo. M. Dreher, Mgr. Tel. 811.
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
Only Matinee Saturday
THE LEWIS A LAKE MUSICAL
COMEDY COMPANY
Presenting the Mirthful Musical
Comedy
"AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY"
New Songs, New Dances, Pretty
Girls Galore. "The Mummy ain't
had no fun for more'n 5,000 years!"
Kxtra —Between the acts, illus
trated songs, moving pictures.
Btices—Night. 20c, 30c, 50c;
matinee, 10c, 25e.
4-room dwelling, with a 50x150
lot.
THE AUDITORIUM
H. "C. Hayward. Mar. TeL M. 1241.
JESSIE SHIRLEY 00.
PRESENTING SUNDAY
M
and all the week, with Saturday
matinee
A GREAT TEMPTATION
Prices—Reserved, evening: 60c.
40c and 25c.
Matinees —Adults, 25c; children,
10c.
WASHINGTON THEATER
Geo. C. Blakeslea, Manager
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
WEEK COMMENCING
JUNE 23, 1907
Beatrice Moreland & Co.
Al Jolson
1 leery & Francis
Harry Tsuda
Cavana
Grace Orma
Two performances every eveulug.
Matinee every day.
Prices—ls and 25 cents.
LEAGUE BASEBALL
NEXT TUESDAY AND ALL
WEEK
RECREATION PARK
SEATTLE
vs.
SPOKANE
Came Called 3:15
Admission, Grandstand, 50c.
General Admission, 25c
Take E. Broadway or Gonzaga Trac
tion Cats Eastbound
CITY LE AGUE
Base Ball
NATATORIUM PARK
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
Cuba vs. Powell-Sanders
Fairbanks-Morse vs. Union Iron Wk
Two Games—Cno Admission.
Grandstand Free
First Game Called 2:30.
Messengers
Main 488
Prompt, reliable ser
vice, day and night.
City Messenger Co.
Grand Hotel Building
BICYCLES AND
MOTORCYCLES
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS
J. F. STACII
10 RIVERSIDE AYE.
Tailor Made Skirts
For 2 month* only $4.50; regular
price $8.00; Linen and silk suits
it reasonable prices. Don't miss
•his opportunity.
HOFFMAN, Ladles' Tailor.
510 .. ohawk Block. Phone 7386.
Parisian Dye Works
Has no branch of?es nor
agents. Office 605 Aye.
Phon* 2137. . . . L. A. Lehmann
FIREWORKS
Headquarters for all kinds of
Fireworks. We are the Jobbers
and can undersell any dealer in
the city. Wholesale and retail.
Bamboo Furniture, Chinese ana
Japanese Bazaar.
SUN CHONG A CO.
824 SPRAGUE AVENUE
Real Estate Inducements
Be&uch&mp $
Wotting
418 RIVERSIDE AYE.
PHONE 46
f975 —4 room plastered bunga
low; $150 down.
$1,200 —4 room and pantry; plas
tered; $150 down.
$750 —4 room bungalow; new;
$150 down.
Lots in all parts of the city on
easy terms. Man.to park lots $250
and up.
$950
Nice 4-room home, with chicken
house and woodshed; lawn, gar
den and fenced.
W. 1670
WESTERN BROKERAGE
COMPANY
Real Estate, Loans and Investments
10 Bernard 8L Phone 2250
$475—2 lots in Lidgerwood; 50x
142; fenced In.
$950 —3 room house In Monroe
park; lot 60x136; $200 handles this.
See us for bargains In vacant or
Improved property. We have snaps.
CARR BROS. & CO.
GALENA BLOCK PHONE 178$
$3200
Brand new 6 room
modern cottage, full
attic and basement,
piped for furnace and
gas, bast of curley
Nr finish, Heath's ad
dition. $500 cash,
balance to suit.
$3500
6 room modern house,
Cannon Hill, best of
location. Terms to
suit purchaser.
BabcocK
® Moss
829 Riverside
Spokane
Advertising Novelties
Signs, Calendar*, Sticker*, Etc.
Window Lettering and Card Signs
Special Ready Mad* Sign Card*, for
any business. 15c each, $1 doz.
Send for li*t or Samples
J. M. MOORE.
315 Jamieson Block. Phon* 2120.
A SENSIBLE IDEA
One that should appeal to everyone, is to have a little home
of one's own; one where the soil is fertile; where the water is
never failing; where the transportation facilities are such
that you are assured of a good market for your producta; where
you are not too far away from the city to enjoy its advantages,
yet far enough away to escape its disadvantages. Sounds good,
doesn't it, yet it is easily achieved. Just
Buy Irrigated Land at
East Greenacres
You can't get a better, no, nor half so good, an Investment
for your money, and It you will call on us we'll prove It to you.
Becher & Thompson
110 Stevens Street. Phone IBM.
POM SALS.
THREE GOOD HOMESTEAD RE
llnqulshments for sale In Biff
Bend country, or will trade for city
property. See Fred Berg, cashier
Standard Oil Co. 7 1
1800 — NEW SMALL. HOUSE,
with everything for housekeeping.
garden, chickens; all fenced. Post
st., Monroe park. Phone Ml*.
No. 98—«.80; Manito; OraM
fine; street grade and walk paid.
No. 117—Cannon hill lots, $558 to
17.0.
No. 116—Liberty park lot. $.00.
No. 122—11,760; 6 room: ear;
8400 cash.
GRAY * McCUNK.
First Avenue and Wall Street
HELP WANTED—MALE.
WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THB
PRESS on the street; good cor
ners provided. Hustlers can make
good money. See Marshall at Press
office.
WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMY—AbIe
bodied unmarried men between <he
ages of 11 and 35; cltlsens of United
States, of good character and tem
perate habits, who osn speak, read
■nd write Kncllah. Men wanted now
for Philippine eervle*. For Informa
tion, apply to Heerulttng Offlcer,
lit 1-2 Howard it.. Spokane.
WE WANT TO UPHOLSTBR.
polish or repair your fnrnltnre.
Prices reasonable Standard Up
holstering and Cabinet Works, 403
East Front.
LAWYERS
McWtlllams and~McWilliams. 61218
Peyton block.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
Positively highest prices paid for
esst off clothing. N.2S Stevens. ML
17M.
HORSESHOEING.
Charles Staler, Pactfle avenue a»l
Bernard street, llf-ta
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Freight, furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel [phone]
When you want a Homestead with
lot of timber on, see me.
GEO. R. MEYER,
0414 Howard, cor. Great Northera
Railroad
Pioneer Employment
Company
Late Peerless Emp. Co.
HEADQUARTERS COOKS AND
WAITRESSES
Cooks, waitresses, dishwashers,
Kitchen Helpers, Chalmbermalds,
wanted all the time.
512 GRANITE BLDG. Phone 1199.
/10.128
|POSTST.
Six Room
Modern
House
6 room modern house on
Providence, to trade for farm
or relinquishment.
Corner lot, 2-room house,
woodshed, cellar, fenced;
$475; terms.
5 room modern house, cor
ner lot; good barn; $1,500;
terms.
8 room modern, Clitt park,
on car line; $5,000; terms.
33 room lodging house;
good location; good lease;
$1,600; terms.
10,000 shares of Montana
Schotlsh Bonnet to trade.
Only 3,000 shares of tha
Carlson Taber Switch left at
present price of $1 par
share. You will . have to
hurry If you want to get
some of this stock before the
price advances.
w. f. websier
ft CO.
412 Mohawk
er _