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PAGE '8 (continued] P-R O M - jf PAG E, ONE| WHAT WILL ROOSEVELT DO? MAT COME WEST He has not talked on politics, Amer ican or foreign. He has not gone Into any interview, or written any letter which may be construed ns an endorsement or a criticsm of any man or measure in the United States. After a year's absence in the jungle it is natural that he should take this course. It would be absurd for him to criticse or j denounce at long range and in one- 1 sided and partial presentations of > the facts. When he is once more at Oyster Bay. he will have time and opportnuity to hear it all. He will examine for himself. He will go into the official records of the tariff bill and will get the full story 1 of the Ballinger inquiry. He will see what Mr. Taft did not carry out his platform promises on the in come tax. and will study the admin istrative record of Attorney General Wickersham. Then he will be quite able to make up his mind whether the administration has shown good faith in its alleged efforts to carry out the Roosevelt policies, or whether those policies were be trayed. . Theodore Roosevelt is not a man to give up a fight once begun, or to sit by as an idle spectator while there is fighting to be done. He be lieves every citizen has a duty in the struggle for the right: and he believes that a man who has been honored by the highest office in the people's gift has a duty greater in projmrtion. These I know to be his senti ments, and I believe he will be found when the proper time arrives, fighting as he has always done, on the people's side, against corrui> tton, against government for the few, against special privilege and predatory wealth and in favor of that government by the people which a republic is supposed to have. That is what I think T. R. will do.' T. R. will be glad to be home. He has enjoyed the hunt and the Euro pean tour, hut he has had enough of both. At Renk he said. "1 want my children and my home." And hr wants both now more than he did at Renk. He wants time to sit down and think and read the paper. He wants an hour or so when there is not a delegation waiting outside and a stream of cards being brought to him by servants. He , wants a chance to eat a meal which begins with porridge, and a chance to eat it in a room where no band is playing. He wants to quit seeing , royalty and visit with his friends, i He wants to go for a walk or a ride in the bright spring air and to Stretch his muscles and fill his lungs. This dies parade and car-, riage business is not calculated to keep one fit. He wants a chance to close the front gate and to get ac quainted with his family. What will amount to T. R.s re entry into American public life will i MM -n n S!V£RSID£\/»VE AND\/POST ST PtYTOM V BLOCK. V SPOKANE Originators of seasonable Prices. "Buying cheap poods to save money is like stopping a clock to save time.'' SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. WHY PAY MORE? Scott's Emulsion 50c 32c Pond's Extract 11.00 63c Spencer s Dyspepsia Tablets 50e 30c Peruna 91.00 61c Newbro's Herpicide.. .50c 39c Newbro's Herpicide..sl.oo 57c stucco-Solvent 60c 31c tiucco-Soivent . . . ~sl.OO 60c Sempre Giovine 60c 33c Wine Cardui $1.00 57c See big lists of special prices on front windows. Coke's Dandruff Cure tI.OO 56c Coke's Dandruff Cure..soc 29c Malted -Milk, Horliek's 50c 38c Halted Milk, Horliek's |1.00 75c Malted Milk, Horliek's 13.78 $3.00 Plso'e f'uie 26c 16c Walnut ta 60c 31c Omega Oil 26c 15c < tmega Oil 60c 39c 7 Sisters' Hair ('.rower BOc 37c 7 Sisters' Hair diower tl 00 52c Wenon's Shampoo 10c So Cumelline EOo 34c "We give the most change back." Entlivrnol Tooth Paste 25c 14c Capo Oil Hair Tonic 11.00 53c Cascara Chocolates... .tec 18c 4711 Glycerine Soap.. .25c 15c Lyon's Tooth Powder 23c 16c La B lac ha Face Powder JOg 34c BEL VA ZONE is an internal catarrh cure tiiat dissolves the nasal secretions in the stom ach. It overcomes nausea and aids digestion. Every dose will make life worth living. It does away with that hawk ing and spitting and tones np the entire system, |I.uu boi- Iks, guaranteed. Eastman Kodak Agency Everything for the ama teur. Our stock la entirely new and of the very latest. We do developing and print ing on one day's notice. We employ the only trained expert truai fitter in the west. IfHjr trace la fitted to anlt yon ot money back. "Jt f all in the fit" be the occasion of his speech in Kansas, at the John BrOWl dedica tion and meniorial services. At this time it is more than likely that Colonel Roosevelt will break the si lence which he has maintained on contemporaneous affairs of the United States, aud give utterance to his views on such questions as are pressing hardest on the public thought. Whether Colonel Roosevelt will continue the western trip and an pear on other platforms is a matter Whirlwind Special Sale Will Be in Full Blast Tomorrow in Wentworth's Big Busy Daylight 2d Floor Bargain Annex $3.98 $2.23 for men's regular $1.00 cotton mesh under wear. 76c for choice of a most complete and pretty line of men's regular $1.00 and $1.25 negli ge shirts. 78c 3 pairs for 25c 2 pairs for 25c for men's 75e pure muslin nightrohes, cut extra long and full through the body. 54c STORE OPEN Until 10 P. M. Tomorrow Spokane's Greatest Men's and Boys' Outfitters WENTWORTH CLOTHING HOUSE Entrance: 709 Riverside Aye. Established 1888 (Exclusive agents in this city for "Hart, Schaffner & Marx" hand tailored clothing and "Holeproof" Hosiery for men, women and children.) not yet determined. He has ex pressed a hope that he may be able to attend a reunion of the Rough Riders in Texas and a western cele bration at Cheyenne. Rut these en gagements are not final. One consideration which Colonel Roosevelt is compelled to keep in mind is that sordid commonplace "expense." Ex-presidents have neither salaries nor expense ac counts. Hotel bills and railroad fares eat up money rapidly. This European tour has cost much more for men's tan and black $6.00 low shoes. Narrow widths only. for the balance of our hoys' and chil dren's shoes, worth up to $4.00 per pair. Just Read Every Item Carefully and Figure Up How Much You Can Save by Buying Here $9.90 $15.95 $23.00 for choice of a strictly hand-tailored line of men's and young men's summer suits, worth regularly up to $.'55.00 each. These are short lots taken from our regular mam noor clothing departments. for men's regular 15c plain and fancy cotton sox. for moil's regular 200 plain and fancy cotton sox. THE SPOIVANE PRESS than was expected. Receiving princely honors demands a princely purse. T. R. has only what he earns. Consequently invitnations shonld be accompanied by assuf*' ances —frank and cordial —that ad)' expenses will be met. They are; much more likely to be looked upon"' with favor. Although T. R. has never said h«*' would, it is my own idea that hp might be induced next fall to makS a western tour. Of course, the aus J pices would have to be the right for choice of a splendid line of men's and young men's summer suits, worth Regularly $15.00 and $16.50 each. for choice of a small but exceptionally fine line of men's and young men's suits, -worth regularly up to $27.50 each. $1.15 for choice of a new and most beautiful line of men's shirts, worth $1.50 and $1.75 each regularly. All sizes and war ranted last colors. See some now displayed in east show window. 20% Discount styles included. for the famous 50c "President" suspen ders. 39c 89c for boys' new all wool $1.50 knicker style pants. for choice of over 500 hoys' and chil dren's suits. Some worth up as high as $10.00 each. $3.98 for a pair of the famous "Winner" pants, made especially for workingmon who require pants that will stand the $2.47 tear and wear. ones. He would not go out as a sideshow o? Frank Hitchcock's cam paign circus, nor do any other fool ish thing calculated to help the re actionary members of the party pull [their wagon from the ditch. But if the Invitations were nonpartisan, or 'came from those who have fought and worked for progressive policies, I think he might accept. I Fourteen pounds of black bass was .caught by Ed Gruel last Sunday at 'Williams lake on a $1.50 rod. reel and line bought from Tyler-Little Hard ware Cgy 11" Washington st. on all men's and young men's cordu roy pants, peg top CLASSIFIED RATES One time rata Se per Una Three time rata 4c par Una Special rates by the month. Minimum charge for single ad 10 cents. Call up Main 375. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Girl wanted for shooting gallery; good wages; write Immediately. Address Shooting Gallery, Rosalia, Wash. Experienced girl wanted at Grandma's Kitchen, 921 Riverside. Wanted —Girl or woman to do gen eral housework; small family; moderate wages. Call WlO9 Mont gomery. HELP WANTED—MALE No Commission Realty Advertising Co., Inc.—We charge no commission; all listings are open to the public free at our office and advertised In The National Real Batata Advertiser, pub lished by us; only 25c a year. Office, 310 Eagle Block. Phone Main 7097. First class barber wanted. 21 Dia mond aye,, Halyard. Wanted—Good, live hustlers, either sex; good money to right Farties. See Campbell, Room 209, lyde Block. Wanted—Forest rangers; $100 per month; examination soon; free in formation. National Civil Service Bureau. Rooms 425 Rookery. I Wanted—Railway mall clerks; good salary; permanent position; examin ation soon. National Civil Service Bu reau. Rooms 125 Rookery. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE Wanted—Position as night clerk or porter in local hotel, or theater; speak four languages. Inquire C 10, Press. All around carpenter, painter and mechanic wants position. E1024 Rich avenue. WORK WANTED Stonemason and plasterer, contract or day labor, In or out of city. G. H. Knap, 1113 Rich avenue. MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR. Andrea» Rohne, teacher of piano, or gan and vocal; terms moderate. 1019 Jackson. Phone Max. 621. BUILDING CONTRACTOR 4-room house built for $500.00; foun dation and plastered. Phone M. 5722-R. M. Wise, 710 N. Napa St. A 1 carpenter wants job as a con struction foreman Or finisher In or out of city. Call Glenwnod 1049-J. Wanted—Contracts or day work by competent builder; estimates fur nished. Main 6316 R. CONTRACTING HTII3 and cement workers;' also country work; all kinds of small jobs. Tel. Main 8221. SCREENS TO ORDER Screen doors and windows made and fiut up complete. Phone us. We 1 for order. Free delivery. Prompt .ervice. Max. 2002 Y. Shop 2002 Indiana aye. W. A. Robinson, Prop. CLEANING AND PRESSING French dry cleaning and dyeing. Ladles' work a specialty. Gents' suits sponged and pressed. First class work; moderate prices. City of Pails Dye Works, 222 Rlveiside. Main 8325. Economy Dye Works, French dry cleaners; tjulck service; best work; lowest prices. Main 2561. 1701 Main aye., E2O Sprague aye. Ladles' and gents' clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired. 1026 First. Main 1210. HIDES AND JUNK Division Junk Oo. —Dealers in all kinds of junk and tools. 10 Main. Phone Main 2100. Dealers In Junk and hide*. Kahn A Fa lk Co.. 10-12-14 East Main. Main 6474. PRIVATE SANITARIUM Human oven and electrical water baths; electric massage and Vibra tion; best cure known for rheumatism and all chronic ailments. Ihirguml's Sanitarium, 420 Vi Riverside, Green Block, M. 6:s is. BUSINESS CHANCES A Snap—Don't miss this—Groceries and fixtures. $125; rent $7.50; 5 liv ing rooms: cash business, sales $1K per day. Tel. ti;io2, Party J. A Snap Small grocery for sale; rent $7.50 per month, with 5 living rooms; will invoice $500; will sell at invoice or lump. Come and make nic an offer. Telephone Main 6382-L. A Snap—Good paving meat market doing between $900 to $1000 a month business; good reasons for selling. Inquire Maxwell 242. 02502 Monroe. Hotel furnished in country town for sale or rent. Inquire 4io Riverside, fourth floor. Main 56K0. LOST AND FOUND. Lost — Lady's purse on S. F. &N. rail road between Ferry and Martha. containing gold Watch; initials on face, "A. V. H." Liberal reward. Tle turn to 02X04 Perry street. Phone tlle.n. !120, party J. FOR SALE—CITY REAL ESTATE Here is a dandy tot that ran be bought for $400 if taken In the next few "lays; terms. A dandy 4-room modern house on south side, near grand; $200 caalt; terms on balance. MURRAY & IHBRWIN 604 Hyde Block. Phone Main 90. 14 V 7. XI MM CO.. (Inc.) "Homebullders" MAIN 7424 837-8 PEYTON If you own a lot ye will build you a lome; lermi to null, plana an« specif(rations free. 8-room strictly modern residence! just! completed; never been occupied nml first class ill every re spect. Let us show you tbls The price Is right. Will lake south sldo lots as part pay ment . 5-room modern, Msntto Park! lot no xloO; street grade ami sidewalk in and paid; one block to cur; $800 cash, balance easy. Two 4-room houses, both on 1 lot; rented for $28 per month. Price $:uoo. Easy terms. 3-room house, Monroe Park, lot SOx 120; price $600; easy terms. Fine building- lot, South Side Cable; level and no rock; price $1000; easy terms. WILLIAMS & HAY DEN 60i Hyde Block. Main 3258. RAMBLER AND IDEAL BICYCLES Bicycle Repairing. RAMBLER BICYCLE STORE 308 Post Street. PfaOM Main 1571. FOR SALE—CITY REAL ESTATE . —Continued. LIKE RENT. New five-room modern, curly fir finish, near car and school; north side, near Monroe; only $2300, with $160 cash. PARTNER BROS. 608 Paulsen Bldg. Main 923. $150 cash and $10 a month takes a nice 4-room plastered house; on car line; nice lawn and fruit trees. Price $1100. BEAPCHAMP & WOLKINO, 304 Llndelle Block. Main 46. For Sale—Lot on Hillyard car line; 50x127 feet; $275; $66 cash and $5 per month. Phone Main 3410-Y. HOME GOOD BTTTS. 2-story brick building, close In, on Third; 24x60; 10 modern rooms on second floor; 2 car lines; $10,000, and $5000 will handle. South Side view lots, where vaHics are rapidly increasing. Nice lots and acre property In Manito. Dandy 5-aere tract, 2 miles from the city, close to electric line and school; some trees; all garden land and in crop; $1000. 80 acreß, 15 miles out; 7 acres In garden truck (celeryl; 5 acres more cleared; and this is the noted apple and cherry district; $3700; terms. All at bargain prices and on terms. Old Mexico lands, where the tooth some bananas grow. Come and see us about our properties. QUARTER MILLION REAL ESTATE CO. Sill MONROE, PHONE MAIN 1854. Furnished housekeeping rooms, in modern apartments; (lose in; $2.00. Wllß 4th. For sale by owner, 5-room modern house; close to school and two car lines; $1850. Inquire E703 Olympic avenue. - For Sale —House and lot: house 18x20, 14 feet high, with addition to it; lot 60x285; a bargain if taken at once. Deal with owner only. Address Hill yard. Wash. Box 408. (950 cash will handle neat 4-room bungalow, water in house, cement walk, lawn, etc.; $1300. Owner, 04717 Adams. For sale by owner, cheap—New 4 room bungalow. Inquire K2<>l7 Desmet. For Rent or Sale by Owner on any reasonable terms; 4, 5 or 7 room modern bouses; some with lnwus or gardens; good location and best car Service in town. Phone Glen. 1034. 1800—Elegant level lot: size 50x 172/4; graded street; cement side walk, curb and water; fine place to live. Terms, $10 cash, balance $10 per month. Hughes & Allen, 201 Hyde blk. Phono 2955. SPRING XS HTSS Laboring man's opportunity, $10 cash and $5 per month lots with shade, water and car service; none better. F. S. Barrett & Co.. 122 Wull. See Falrchlld Marsh for real estate in Lldgerwood addition, Take Lid gerwood car. Call at F2BO Liberty aye.. or phone 956. REAL ESTATE WANTED No Commission Realty Advertising Co., Inc. We have many buyers for city property, vacant lots, acreage and farms. List your trades with us and don't let anybody slop you from dealing with us. Many deals are being made. l'hone M. 70S*7. Office, 310 Ragle Hiork. We are In need of more good listings. If your price is right we can sell it. JOHNSON & JOHNSON Room l, Otalena uidg. m. 1594. EXCHANGES—REAL ESTATE No. 1 mining stock for north side property In vicinity of Monroe Park. J. f. Malloy, or.iis Hawthorne street, care of J. 11. Baker, city. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 800 Acres, Adams county, 640 acres In crop; 2 miles from Othello: good set of buildings; will trade equity for good rooming house. 330 Acres. Adams county, all In culti vation; 160 acres in wheat; 8 miles from Llnd. Price 125.00 per acre, including crop; will i rade for city proper! v. 160 Acres, Stevens county, :t0 acres In cultivation; balance fine limber; four miles to good town and railroad. Pi ice 12500, Will trade for city property or acreage. 10 Acres, Valley ford Irrigated tract, R acres set to 3 year old trees. Price 12750, Will trade for va cant lots or other property, 5 Acres, Opportunity; all set to'fruit; price MSOO, 10 Acres, Hayden I.ake irrigated tract, half set to ;i year old trees. R actes alfa!fa. Price 12760; will trade for house In city. if you want a bargain, see u.s. We have it. WILLIAMS & IIAVDEN 601 Hyde Block, FARMS FOR SALE WE HAVE 160 ACRES 5 miles from Meyers Palla; 55 acres In timothy now; about 45 more acres can easily he made timothy land; fair improvements, We wish to exchange tliis for a good residence. Price $soot>. Ilye, Lee & Company 1 Exchange Bank Bldg. .Main S3. ALBERTA LANDS. FREE HOMESTEADS. We can locate you for $100 on best homestead and preemption In province of Alberta. See us at once ■PARKS BltOS 14 Bernard St. Phone Main 1017. 400 acres of wheat land for sale and lease for 1400 acres; lease runs five years; fn all 1800 acres; part in crop and part summer fallowed! with all the stock and machinery; In the Big Bend country, Price $20,0U0. Now this is a m nuine snap; will trade for good Income city property. JOHN BBIBNOT 721 First Avenue. Must Sell Immediately — _ . at half price, 1(1 acre Arcadia Iract. with wiiter right. $1400; good terms. 322 Kuhn Bldg, FOR RENT—ROOMS & HOUSES 5-room bungalow house for rent, within walking distance on south side; modern, nice summer home. In formation, Main 7801. For Kent —C-room bouse, partly fur nished; 6 minutes' walk from center of city; will sell furniture. Phone Main 1315, or Max. 2134-R. • For Rant—Modem four-room cottage; $14. Inquire wit;io Riverside, Office for rent. 410 Columbia block Phone Main ti(J.">B. Por Kent--New 5-room modern house, full basement! oil car Hue; $17. Scandinavian-American Inv, Co., 338 Main avenue. Phono Mis 6, INDEPENDENT RAPID TRANSFER ElO5 Sprague Aye. Phone. Mala 4*B. Moving, sloiinn, packing and snipping FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1910. Two and three room completely fur nished apartments. Summer rate. Inquire 014231* Ash. Max. 824. Cheapest single and housekeeping; rooms in town. 1027 Second. Phone 2585, party R. Furnished housekeeping rooms, $2 and up. Main 6996, 1012 H 2d aye. Two unfurnished housekeeping rooms; $8.50 per month. 10160S Pacific. 2 and 3 furnished housekeeping rooms. E127 Indiana aye. V I Oxford; housekeeping and sleeolnf' rooms, $10 to $15 per month. * B. Monroe street. Main 8480. »- Nick Noce carries ell sizes and va rieties of imported macaroni; also all varieties of Imported canned goods. 223 Bernard St. Samuel T. Crane, lawyer. 410 Colum bia building. Phone. Main 9392. Cooper & Co., collections, 410 Colum bia building. Phone. »»»». Don't worry about that Sun day dinner. Chicken dhW ncr with ice cream served for 25c at Pure Food Cafe, 23 Riverside. Special Prime Bib of Beef lunch every day, 26 cents, American Cafe. 125 Stevens. MANICURING AND MASSAGE Massage, vapor and tub baths; 61214 Riverside, 3d floor, suites 1 and 2. Miss Wllhelm, manicurist, 201 Nich ols blk., 3;!5 Riverside. Phone 7)38. Watch for tho red sweaters. For prompt service call phono Mala 6048. Royal Messengers. STAR MESSENGER SERVICE Once used, always used. Main 463. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Davis, $1.1.00, drop bead; Arlington, $12.50, drop head: Domestic, $6.00, box top; Singer, $22.50, drop head, dark oak; nearly new. At Cnlvllle Piano House, 3.15 Bprague, M, 19V, Wanted — Second hand Mc clos. C P. Burch. 222 Sprague. Main 810. $;">">.oo fine Buck's steel range, used t!0 days. $30.00; $.",(VUO 6-hOle Jewel gas) range, $ 17.80. Mcßowan Bros, llard wa re Co. For Sale —Very cheap, furniture of 7-room house and house for rent. Party leaving town. Inquire 112 N. Browne. For Bale—Airedale terrier pups; prdl gre contains world famous cham pions; strong, healthy stock. Wisi4 Sharp. CRESCENT FURNmrrtß CO.--Fur niture, rugs and linoleums, up holstering, furniture repairing, cab inet wmk; goods packed, etc.; goods called for and delivered. Phone* Main 1967. 1113 First avenue. You going to get married soon? Yes, I have some good furniture, about enough for 3 or 4 rooms; "cheap" If sold at once. Inquire Hoom 209, Hyde block. FURNITURE, RUGS AND PIANOS. Choice, Clean New Goods. LOWEST PRICES IN SPOKANE. 112-114 SO. LINCOLN ST. One 120 gal. galvanized tank and stand $12.50. One 3 oven French range, $12.60. Phone M. 2415. Call 20 Main aye. Wanted to sell—loo second-hand bi cycles; good as new; old ones taken In trade. C. P. Burcb. 226 Sprague. Safe—Cheap 407 First aye. Phone Main 1020. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-. FUEL Valley Wood & Coat Tard. Phone, Main 2058. W. F. Hohl. prop. Alt kinds of dry seasoned wood delivered to all parts of the city. Full meas ure; prompt delivery. 1328 Front av enue, Spokane. Wash. Internationa: Fuel Co.—Wood and coal; tamarack, $6.25; pine, $6.25; delivered. Maxwell 71. C. & C. Fuel Co.—Wood. coal. Tam arack, fir, rick $2.75; pine. $2.50. All kinds 4 ft. wood. Main 3083. Johnston Wood Yard for nine of tamarack. 1015 Cora. Maxwell 414. Main 3218. A. L. Johnson, dealer In new and sec ond hand household goods and tools. 10 Main aye. Main 2100. Highest price paid for second hand furniture and cast off clothing. Main 4040. 1020 First aye. Mcßrld.; Co., 0809 Monroe, bandies all kinds of furniture; buys a.id sella. Phone, Maxwell 371. If you wiint to nuy dr sell furniture call J. A. Hlndman. Main 40lit. 338 Pott at root. I will pay highest prices for your second hand clothing. M. 7247. ;;~ * T ' -——— -— — —■■ _ —- ysj SEWING MACHINE AND CLOCK 1 Machines and clocks repaired; war ranted 1 year. Max. ftiS, party n. I can aave you time and money on your patents. 11. E. Smith, solici tor of U. S. or foreign patents, caveats, trademarks, drawings. 613 Jamleson bldg. Phone, Main 1129 for appolntmenta evonlngw. Phone Main flo 7 1 Amundsen, woodsawlng; reasonable* charges. Main 7!173-Y. El 17 Third. ('has. Qaebler Plumbing Co. Only skilled labor employed; $1.00 ?er hour; ri'palr work a specialty. M. 772-Y. 1407 E. Sprague. Charlea Staley, -'aclflo avenue anal Bernard atrr f NATUROPATHY AND CHIRO PRACTIC Female troubles, rheumatism, consti pation, nervousness und all other chronic diseases DUred without druua or knife Consultation free. Dr. w. f. Qrover, 52Q Mohawk Blk. m. 3872. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I. John Q. Kurtz, will nut In the future pay unv Indebtedness incurred or contracted (or by Mary E. Kurta. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IMPORTED MACARONI ATTORNEYB RESTAURANTS. MESSENGER SERVICE The Sam Crow Housefurnlsblng Co. will take your old furniture In ex change for new. Goods sold on in slnlment. Main 2494. :26-227 Riveislde. SECOND HAND GOODS PATENTS WOOD SAWING. PLUMBING HORSE BHOEING. BUSINESS PERSONALS