The Spokane Press from Spokane, Washington • Page 3

Sf Smoker at S. A. A. o. The first Bmoker for club members was given last night at the S.

A. A. C. and was attended by between 400 and 500 members, who were entertained with a program made up of music, singing, athletic sports, wrestling and boxing. The boxing matches were between Edward Peterson and Cleorge Douglass, Edward Bankston nnd Wilson Jessmore.

Spokane Wins. Big Chief Rellly's braves pounded out their seventh straight victoryyesterday and took the second game of the series with Butte, 7 to 4. There was considerable luck in the Victory, as well as long; hard drives by the batters on both sides. Up to tlie fourth Inning Butte had four runs, with Spokane marked for one. Bandelln lost control and walked three men, filling the bases.

Then Frary came to bat and shoved one to the left field fence, scoring the three on bases and getting second himself. This tied the score. Again, In the sixth, Bandelln went to the bad, and from that time on was hit by the Indians. But in batting the pitcher made up for his slab work, as he got three hits out of four times at bat. Dammann was easy for the Miners at times, but the splendid support given htm made up for the findings of the visitors.

Butte made several costly errors, but recuperated with two fust doubles by Runkle. The Score. R. H. P.O.

A. E. Bandelln, 2 3 0 1 0 Runkle, ss 1 2 2 4 0 Bhaffer, lb 1 1 10 2 1 Wllmot, rf 0 1 2 0 1 Mcllale, cf 0 1 0 0 Klsey, 3b 0 1 1 2 0 Spencer, 0 0 4 0 0 Huber, 2b 0 2 2 2 1 Hoon, If 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4 11 24 11 3 R. H. P.O.

A. E. Rockenfleld, 2b 1 0 1 5 0 Stanley, 1 1 5 1 0 "HOBO RIDER" PRIDE" IS SMASHING BICYCLE RECORDS SALT LAKE, Sept. W. E.

Bam- Uelson. known In Utah ns "Provo's Pride," Is to meet Champion Frank Kran.er here this mouth in a series of match races. Samuelson's riding has attracted attention throughout the country, and there are scores of residents of the Mormon state who are willing to bnck the Provo boy for any amount against uny sprint bicyclist In the country. During the present season on the Salt Lake saucer track here he has established several new world's records, among them beln, July 12, unpneed competition, three miles, time FOOTBALL WORN BEGINS KALAMAZOO. Sept.

9 Canlldntes for the 1004 football team of Kalainnsoo college rounded up here today preparatory to going to Gull lake, where they will put tn two weeks ot practlco under the direction of Coach Clapp. There Is much promising material from which to select this year, and Conch Clapp believes that Kalamazoo hns a good chance of taking first football honors among Michigan colleges aside from Ann Arbor. HAMILTON WAS ROBBED F. P. Hamilton reported to the police this morning that he took a room In a Stevens street lodging house last night and was robbed by his room-mate.

He lost J4.70 In cash, a rasor, hat, shoes nnd a knife. Bherlff Inkster of Lincoln county brought two piisonciM Gurvls and Ira the county jail last night on Ills way to Walla Walla. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTNINQ SYRUP has been used br KM lions of Mothers for tbesr ehllorac while Teething for orer glrty i-rars. It eAMSes the ofelld.

kmSmm tbe curat, allays all pain, cures wind ooUo. and Is tbe bast remedy for dlarraoav TWENTYdNTB CENTS A HOTTLtL Holland, lb 1 1 10 1 0 Frary, If 1 I I 0 0 Rellly, 3b 1 1 1 5 0 Howlett, rf 0 1 3 0 0 Murdock. cf 0 1 2 0 0 Ferris, ss 1 1 3 3 1 Dammann, 1 1 0 1 0 Totals 7 9 27 18 1 Score by Innings. Butte 0 031 0000 Spokane 0 1 Ii 0 0 1.2 1 Summary. Home Dammann.

Two base Runkie. Sacrifice Howlett. Stolen base Struck out Dummaun 3, by Bandelln 1. Bases on halls Dammann 2, off Bandelln 5. Deft on 4, Butte 9.

Double to Shaffer, Runkle to Huber to Shaffer. Wild Passed Time of Lake Wins. Salt Lake did another good turn for Spokane yesterday, shutting out Boise, the result being 5 to 0. Thomas was In tlie box for the Mormons and pitched a crackerjack game. Thompson was easily found by the Elders nnd with listless support could do nothing except present the visitors with ten hits.

Score by Innings. Boise 0 0000000 Salt Lake 1 10021 00 Summary. Earned Lake 2. Sacrifice Bluth, Delmas. Two base Three base Clark.

Oimlin. Bases on Thompson 1, off Thomas 2. Struck out Thompson by Thomas 2. Passed ball First base on Lake 2. Left on 5, Salt Lake 9.

July 8, two miles, 1:14 4-1; July 29, professional handicap, two miles, 3:55 2-5. The young rider has been following the pace for the past three years. He Bret came into public notice by beating his way back to New York from Prove, Utah, in order to take part In the six-day race at Madison Square garden. stayed witli the race to tbe hitler end and later secured engagements in Mew York music halls where be gave turns In trick riding under the title of the "Hobo Rider." With the result of salaries received he was able to return to Ctah in Pullman. BEST GOAL KICKER IN SCOTLAND R.

C. HAMILTON. LONDON, aVtptJtV-Ons of the greatest professional foot hall players in (Ircat Britain, in K. G. Hamilton, of the Glasgow He began Ml career aa an amateur hut his ability attracted the attention of the managers oi professional teams and he was induced to enter their ranks.

11.on I ton plays center, but shines as goal kicker. With any sort of a chance he seldom fails to put the hall between the posts. He has more goals to his credit than any other man in Scot- Innd. In four international matches he played on the All with credit. Krom his salary as a professional he is educating at Glasgow university.

NO BAN ON KISSING SNAPSHOTS AT CONEY ISLAND. NEW YORK. Aug. here's a howdedoo! Here's a pretty mess! No summer girl or summer man can ever more caress upon the sandy beach. It is a sin.

a wicked breach of order and of peace. dead is that old joyous bliss of sitting by the tumbling set to kiss. Oh, what ir pity that in Atlantic City; of all the places in the world, the order should go forth in bitter condemnation of linrpJa osculation. They posted up a sign to make young lovers pine for other sandy spots along Atlantic's coast. But fate is cruel in- STERNS TRIED Martin G.

Sterna, proprietor of the (Jrund hotel barber shop, who was arrested for violating the Sunday barber law, was given a hearing in Judge Stocker's court today. The complaining witness was J. L. Miller, president of the barbers' union. John Doitohue was the man who had his hair cut on Sunday, August Judge Stocker took the case under advisement until Monday.

Fought His Battle With Mother and Mortgage in Mind SAN FKANCISCO, Sept. 9. That alt professional boxers are not unfeeling. vacuous ne'er-do-wells, with no consideration save for their own condition is strikingly exemplified hy the sentiment that moved llattltug Nelson, the Chicago boy. In his sensational battle In this city with Eddie Ilanlon, In which, after taking the most severe punishment for 14 rounds, he beut Ilanlon Into a state of helplessness ami forced the California lighter's seconds to throw up the sponge.

When Nelson went Into the ring his mind was full of the following message: "My Dear Son: Remember we have a mortgage on the furm and If you win will be able to pay It and be out of debt. I am praying that you are successful Lour loving "MOTHKR" It Is no snap lighting a fellow who Is thinking only of home ami a good old mother, something that ilanlon learned to bis sorrow. Nelson fought like a man who hail his mind set on lifting the mortgage and when the battle was over declared that the message from his mother was uppermost In his thoughts throughout the contest. The day nfter tbe fight Nelson sent a check to his mother nnd the mortgage was lifted. THE RTOKANE PRESB: SEPTEMBER 1304.

AT OLD CONEY ISLAND deed; tlie ukase has spread seed. Of spooning there'll be no more, upon the tide-swept shore of Asbury, Manhattan. Arvprne or Rockaway. Tho police have had the word; their voices shall be heard. Now, who has got a chance for an August day romance, with bathing skirts below the knee and holding hands forbidden? What tyrants are our mayors and how foolish are their fears.

Hereafter when it's dark we cannot even spark, unless we sit upon the porth with pa and mother near. And as for they would throw us in a cell! The bubbling billows weep as on the sand they sweep. How lonesome are they without the "Oh!" and and "Don't!" Tlie surf was made to bathe in, and not "for summer lovin." Tlie new good catechism of modern Puritanism, having been accepted generally, has yet a great exception. Con ey island is still open for spooners fond devotion. Here they'll not send up for life for kissing your own wife, or, indeed, the girl to whom you've whispered foolish words of love.

At Coney they rather encourage than disparage. Now, isn't this a mess? And cm you ever guess what is to the end of this movement for reform? Will it be their bitter fate that our young will never mate? MARI.EN E. PEW. HOO-KOO AT FAIR ST LOUIS, Sept. Order of Hoo-Hoo, the well known social and fraternal organization of lumbermen and their friends, began Its annual convention in St.

Louis today. The order delights in odd numbers and unlucky signs and lias the black cat as its official insignia. Following out its usual custom, the convention was opened promptly at 9 minutes past 9 o'clock today, this being the ninth day of the ninth month. The members were in a particularly Jovial mood when the discovery was made that this was Friday and that the convention was the 13th held by the order. In calling tbe gathering to order the grand snark of tbe universe reminded tbe members of these auspicious circumstances and predicted one of the most successful gatherings in the history of the organization.

ABSCESS. If. Harrison, Cleveland, writes, August 16, 1902: "I want to say a word of pratse for Ballard's Snow Liniment. I stepped on a nas, which caused the cords In my leg to contract and an abscess to rise in my knee, nnd tlie doctor told me that I would have a stiff leg, so one day I went to J. F.

Lord's drug store (who Is now In Denver, Col.) He recommended a bottle of Snow Liniment. I got a 50c slze( and It cured my leg. It Is the best liniment In the world." Abscesses, with few exceptions, are Indicative of constipation or debility. They may, however, result from blows or from foreign bodies, introduced into the skin or flesh, such as splinters, thorns, a etc Bold MuSWMJaAL by BARE BALL ILLUSTRATED 881 cKKiiAur, IMVfITIIES Kasy Work soap, the largest rake on the market, no wrapping, nothing but soap. Excellence nnd necurncy prescription compounding our hobby.

Watson Drug Granite block. Judge Stocker yesterday waa leading man in a marriage ceremony uniting Edward Winfrey nnd Miss Christina fate, both of Fairfield. Meet me at Watson Drug Oran- Ite block. There's where I buy my delicate perfumes and fine stallujiery. Miss Myrtle limits, Mr Wallice and William Martin of Farmlngton, Wash, are visiting their uncle, a Martin, of BIMi Paetfle Fraternal societies all kinds find the Spokane fl Eastern Trust company's bank a convenient and profitable place to do their bualnasU Interest, I per cent ceaV pounded semi ani.ually.

AT NATATORIUM PARK Spokane vs. Butte FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY GAME CALLED AT 3:30 P. M. THE AUDITORIUM. H.

C. Hayward. Mgr. Tel. M.

1242. SBTUaUr ENGAGEMENT NIGHT Sept. 11th. The Beautiful Comedy-Drama Qovwr Regular prices. SPOKANE MARKETS The local output of apples Is scarce.

They are smaller, but better In quality than last year. Small vegetables and fruit are practically out of the market. Eggs are high and hard to get. The farmers are not bringing them In. The following quotations, or prices paid to producers by Spokane commission men and jobbers have been corrected today: case; fresh ranch, dozen.

live weight, roosters 10c, hens 12c, young chickens 4.50 dozen; squabs, $1 dozen. Dairy fat, first grade 22V4c, second grade V. country butter, first grade 15 It 20c, second grade (cooking) S'ii 15c creamery butter root vegetables 65c new potatoes 11.t191.18, cabbage cwt. llreen 10(q'15c dozen benches, radishes 15Cji25c dozen bunches, rhubarb beans hot house lettuce 10c lb, green peas 4e carrots and beets 20c dozen bunches, tomatoes box, turnips 20c dozen bunches, cucumbers summer squash 90c box. green corn 10015 dozen, egg plant 75c dozen.

Fruit 50(fr60c box, cantaloupes per crate, small, 4fr 6c each, Ackensac 11.16 crate, aprlcost 60(irS0c box. pears crate, watermelons lSotlc each, apples '0001 box, apples, crab, $1.25 box, plums ItCrate box, grapes 75c9 crate. Berries 2 per crate, raspberries $1,1001.71 crate, Logan berries 3 case, huckleberries 12 He 114911, alfalfa $11 grain hay IISOII. drain (Tacoma prices) club 70c. bluoetem 75c, oats 11.1001.tl barley $Mi 1.05 feed wheat 11.0101.10 cwt.

Live stock cows mutton lote hogs, dressed, Be, veal, dressed, 6W7c. Spokane hive. No. It, Ladies of the Maccabees, will give a whist Tuesday evening at Fraternal hall, fifth floor. Prizes wftl be awarded.

CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears ths OKDKP. APPOINTING DAY FOE SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND UKAKING OF TITION FOR DISTIUHI'TION AND DIRSCTINQ NOTICE TO BE OIVEN. State of Washington, Dounty nf Spokane, ss in the superior wart ol county and statu. In the matter of tlie estate of Mary P.

Fransen, rleceaseil F. H. administrator of the estate of Manry IV Frauxeu, de- CMied) having this day n.Midered and presented for settlement and filed in tilts COUrt his final account of his administration of the estate of said deceased, and his petition for distribution of said estate; It Is ordered, that Friday, the Tth day of October, A D. 19H4, at It: JO o'cl a. in-, at the courtroom of said court, he and the same Is hereby Appointed for the settlement of said 'account Hiid that the clerk give notice thereof hy causing notice to be posted in at hist three nf the most public pieces in said county at least four weeks before time appointed for such settlement, and that a copy of this eider In' published four sucri-sslve weeks before said Tth day of IHiil.

In tbe Spokane Press, a newspaper of general Circulation printed and published in said comity of Spokane That all persons Intere-ted In siid estate be and appear then and there to show reuse wherein said final aceunit should not approved and why an order of distribution of sal i eetate should not be 'n le Done In Open COttrt IMS Tth day of I Mseptember, IM4, HENRY 1. KENNAN, Probsts Judge. Baseball Spokane vs. Butte Friday, Saturday and Sunday Game called at 3:30 p.m. THE Little Scholar's BlacKboard HAS COME Five sizes of these entertaining and instructive toys are now on sale in our toy shop, on second floor.

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Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold in SM Spokane only $9,790.00 PROFIT On $110 Invested In WHEAT hy one of our customers. We will give you a complete statement taken from ear ledger showing how this was done. Want OB CALL TODAY. Opportunities for duplicating this transatclon Wtll he numerous during the fall and winter.

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