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PAGE EIGHT. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. TUESDAY, MAY 11, lg15 RELATIVES SEARCH FOE JAMES SMITH PAST NOBLE GRANDS CLUB ENTERTAINED TOMA fii American Indiana and mountain. Wednesday evening at the First Presbyterian church, the lecture t.v 1 the place of tha midweek prayer The fellowship dinner win ed. 1C.

Th f-llnw-hl emitted. Relatives of James K. Smith, a Hillvard real estate man. who disappeared from his home at 638 Harrison street April 27, report that his health Tonight will be held a full reh of the missionary presentation Light to Lighten the Gentile BE AT CONVENTION FOLLOWED BT CALM Mrs. Charles Temple of Ilillyard Host at Her Home Monday.

ral A LAUNDRY BUILDS is to be given Saturday night a. iTlllr1 In- -n4 I Plfl of tna convention program, by 60 Vo people from the four Untted Pr, terlan churches of the city, No Attempts at Resumption of Scene of Day Before No SeriousDisorder. That Many Delegates Have Registered for Women Missionary Meeting. NEW RURAL ROUTE IS established WASHINGTON, D. Mav ral rout No.

3, serving 102 has been established, to June 16. at Waitsburg. nc Other Stocks Also Show Advances at Call on Mining Exchange. NEW STRUCTURE The Parisian Empire laundry, located at E617 Flftlj. avenue, hae started the erection of a new building at S401 Sherman street, adjoining a atructura already on the property, the Improvement coating about 25000, The new building will be of brick construction and provides for the Installation of new machinery and the enlargement of the laundry facilities.

Upon the completion of the structure the laundry will vacate Its present quarters, moving Into the new home early In the summer, It la expected. R. Boahwell la manager of the Parisian Empire and la supervising the conatructlon work. Shatter Hls Pride. It make a young man feel good to leceive a picture postcarl from a girl at a summer reaort nl which ahe haa written: Wish were here! until seven other men show him picture postcards fro th same girl on which she has ri, ten the same thing.

Eomerviiu Journal. VICTORIA, B. C. May 11. There were no attempts at a resumption at rioting last night, but the downtown streets were crowded until a late hour, chiefly with people who had come Into the business section to see what would take ilace.

Th mounted police were all on duty and were reenforced bv 200 men of the Canadian Mounted Rifles. These remained on duty throughout the night and pickets were stationed at all points where danger was feared. Two hundred drawn from tha Infantry were also requisitioned. On Yates street th mounted men patrolled In the center roadway from Douglas street to Cook street. Guards were stationed outside the Lelser building, the Vlctorla-Phoenlx brewery, the Silver Spring brewery, Pop-ham'e biscuit factory, and at either end of the Point Ellice and E.

and N. bridges. Kllburgers Jewelry store was also heavily guarded. A guard was also kept on Government house throughout the night and will bs maintained each night for some time. There was some stone throwing but no serious disorder.

Mr. Charles Temple, 602 Hoffman avenue, Hlllyard, entertained the Past Noble Grands' club yesterday afternoon. Lunch was served. Those present were: Mesdames John Aldrich, Ef-fie Hallbrook, Lucinda Delter, J. J.

Gerlach, Frank Hardy, H. 8. Landla, T. A. Mlllgan, Frank Moffett, William Peters, Wesley Perkins, B.

S. Sheire, G. Temple and M1b Minnie Brown. Mias Ella Hedin wa a guest of the club. The alumni association of the Hill-yard high school will meet tomorrow evening for a social time In the I.

O. O. H. hall. Election of officers will take place and the annual picnic planned.

Th Woman' Foreign Missionary ao-clety will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucy Hillbuah of Harrison street, Hlllyard. Mr. Donaho of Greenacres, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Level, of Olympic avenue, Hlllyard, returned home yesterday.

The following women chaperoned a crowd of young people to Minnehaha park on a weiner roast Saturday afternoon: Mesdames Charles Hawkins, Frank Hardy and George Cage. Those attending were: Gladve Hawkins, Gladys Gage, Ruth MacKenzI, Agnes McLain, Nina Hawkins, Bernice Smith, Mildred Rtevene, Roy Frazier, Ralph Olson, Walter McCarty and Kenneth Otla. Mr. Ells Thomas of Vancouver, B. who has een visiting Mrs Leal.

631 Diamond avenue, Hlllyard, returned home Monday, Committee plans are developing for entertaining the national convention of the Women's General Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church and everything will be in readiness when the convention opens Friday night In the First United Presbyterian church, Third end Adama, There are now registered 88 certified delegates, the list not Including life members and visitors, for all of whom provision will be made for entertainment on the Harvard plan. A number of delegates who have friends In the city have arrived and othera are coming every dav. National Ulcer from Philadelphia and eastern delegates will leave Chicago tonight, arriving In Spokane about noon Friday. The missionary exhibit promises to be an Interesting feature of the convention snd will show the progress people In foreign lands are makng under the Influence of Christianity and the efTorts of missionaries. The collection will Include idols, articles of clothing and article of domestic uae.

Hear California Vomra. Mr. J. C. Alter of Sana Crua.

field secretary for the general society, who arrived in the city Saturday to assist in completing details for th convention, will glv a atereoptlcon lecture on mission work among the Etorke took stronger attitude generally this morning at the rail of the Spokane stock exchange, the feature of the aesslon being the sale of 100 iharee of Granby at 82, aeven points up from yesterday's cloalng bid. Offerings were the heaviest for several mornings and brokers appeared to be In the market -with the suppui of a good volume of orders. IlypotheeK recovered a cent In the bid and two In the asked price. Silver Cable made a fractional gain, and Rambler-Cart-boo took on a cent In the bidding. Sales were: 100 Caledonia at 69, 200 Caledonia at 69, 100 Granby at 982, end two blocks of 1000 Lucky Jim at 3 cents.

Cloalng quotations were: 1. 1. led Steckt ADVERTISING ASSESSMENT PUB County Assessor Is Not in Favor of Scheme Put Up to Governor Lister. James K. Mnllh, Hlllyard real estate man, who Is mtsalng.

CHARLES STANDAHL DIES IN MONTANA had been bad for eome time before he left and that he had been melancholy. The Spokane police have been unable to locate the missing man. He was 66 yea: a of age. five feet six Inches in height, weighed 140 pounds and had dark hair, blue eyes and a brown mustache. He wore a blue striped suit and black hat and shoes when last teen.

ADVERTISING ERNEST VOLAND IS SEATTLE SUICIDE Body Will Be Buried From Coeur dAlene Home Remains Arrive Tonight. If You Need a Medicine SEATTLE. May 11. Ernest Voland, aged 68, who had for many years conducted a downtown merchant tailoring establishment, hanged himself today In th garden of hla home. RECORD WILL SHOW BARNES POSITION You Should Have the Best tthart th price Is right.

0 whei you will be trsalsd right hcrt you know there la no graft. tie to the man with a reputatlos gool, honest dentistry. Go to th man whoa guarantee omethlng; whose work te satisfactory, If not to, whe will do all In hit posit malts It right. To find out these things Ge to your nslgbbori and frlenda and ait, Dr. R.

I. Shontz 1HE NEW PLATE HUM BEAT RUBBER PLATE 10 GOLD OR PORCELAIN CROWNS IN BRIDGE WORK IN PAINLESS EXTRACTION Jt Phon Mala 8647. Cor. Howard ond I -r raids. 221-22-22 Rookery Bldg.

Testimony Showing Connection With Legislation Not to Be Stricken Out. COEUR DALENE Idho, May 11. (Special.) The death of Charles Standhal of thla city occurred yesterday following an attack of pneumonia, with which he waa stricken a few daya ago In western Montana, according to a message received by the family at Eighth street and Young avenue. The deceased was about 46 years of age and is survived by a widow and five children. He waA a contractor by trade and was engaged In carpenter work up to the time of hla sickness.

Arangements for the funeral are pending, the remain to arrive this evening at the Hedal undertaking CHICAGO WANTS CITY FLAG WILL SEE SPOKANE DESIGN Chicago wants a municipal flag. The Ad club of Spokane Is having a small municipal flag made which will be sent to Alderman Kearna of the Windy City, who Is responsible for the ordinance authorizing the appointment of a commission to secure a flag, with the compliments of th Ad club announcing the date, three years back, when, the club presented a municipal flag to Spokane. Although there ar hundred of preparation ftdvertteed, there la only one that realty atanda out pra-amlnent a a remedy for diseases Of the kidnays, liver and bladder. Dr. Kilmer Swamp-Root la not recommended for evervthlnf.

A wom certificate of purity with every bottle You may receive a eampla site bottle of Swamp-Root by Parrel Poet. Address Dr Kilmer A Blnchamton, N. Yn and enclose ten oent For sale at ail drug atoree In bottle of two Me and 91.00, alto mention tha fipokae Dally Chronicle, SYRACUSE, May 11. Justice William 8. Andrews, presiding in the trial of William Barnes' suit for libel against Theodore Roosevelt, remarked In refusing today to strike from the record testimony concerning Mr.

Barnes connection with direct primaries legislation, racetrack legislation, the franchise tax and his opposition to Governor Hughes, that such evidence did not show any corruption or Impropriety on the part of Mr. Barnes and was allowed to remain In the 1-ecord simply to show the plaintiff's position In the republican party. The system of appraisal of real estate now In uae In Spokane county, thereby local conditions are permitted to enter into the consideration of property In arriving at Its worth for taxation purposes, la superior to all othere, in the estimation of County Assessor A. M. Campbell.

Mr. Campbell today- opposed as too expensive a plan which has been suggested to Governor Lister by a Beattie concern which mRkes a business of flxlng land values for counties and others, declaring that while the plan might be a good one, he did not believe that It waa better than that employed here. "Values are fixed bv assessors, In consultation with local taxpayers In various communities. Mr. Campbell said.

"They are then equalized by the county board of equalization, and the values In the various counties are In turn equalized by the state board. Will Revalue Real Estate, I do not believe that the reported plan oft the Seattle company, to take the center acre in the, largest town In the state as 105 per cent, and woik out tue valuations of all rest of the property in the state on that basis, would be found as equitable a method that of flxlng the values by local men who have a knowledge of the true value of real estate." Mr. Campbell Is planning for a gen-eial assessment of all real estate of Spokane next year. "Some downtown property which waa assessed on a basla of Its epectulatlve value In 1810, when the last general assessment was made, has since decreased greatly In value, so that the assessments upon It are far from fair, Mr. Campbell said.

Some Values Low, "On the other hand, there are eome valuable residence districts which have been platted nine the last general assessment and which were acreage tracts when It was made. The assessments nq these are of course ridiculously low." Valuations on property can not be altered by the assessor this year, he said, and complaints must be taken be-for the county board of equalization, which will meet In August BRITISH TO BEGIN FALABA HEARING ON MAY 20 LONDON. May 11. The board of trade has fixed May 20 as the date for the beginning of the Inquiry into the sinking of the British passenger steamer Falaba, which occurred on March 58. 4 Aa Exception.

BIx No man yver succeeded In busi ADVERTISING FINE STOCK BRINGS RATHER POOR PRICE ness who kept watching the clock. Dlx Oh, 1 don't know; theres the train dispatcher Boston Transcript. Let the Hoosier Cabinet cut Your Kitchen Work In two ADVERTISING Jersey Auction Offers Big Bargains to Buyers at the What Causes Sore Feet? Fairgrounds. Do You Kodak? THEN TOR SHOULD LET No an or steps paatiy No nor atop to cupboard Lea steps cellar es Martin Aching, burning, and sweaty feet; com, callouses, and eore bunions nil originate from Injured tissues. But there is no necessity to endure foot torture a tingle moment Any of these trouble can be Instantly relieved and permanently cured by using the following scientific treatment that acta through the pores and removes the cause.

"Two tablespoonfuls of Calo-cide compound In warm foot bath; soak the feet fifteen minutes, gently rubbing eore parte." You can get Caloclde from any drug store. A twenty-five cnt package la usually enough to cure the worst feet. Medical Formula, Dayton, O. The first annual consignment lale of thoroughbred Jereey cattle waa completed late Monday afternoon, at the Interstate fairgrounds. The Bale waa held under tha euslcea of the Inland Emplie Jersey Breeders association.

The prices obtained were uniformly low and for this reason the auctioneer, Colonel D. L. Perry of Columbus, Ohio, withheld about 25 head, which will be Included In tha next Bale. Most of the Glen Tana offering went to R. L.

Peters of Hood River. C. H. Parker of Mira, Wash, purchased Glen Tana llonev Boy and Glen Tana Margie. The Waikiki farm got the gem of the Glen Tana herd Glen Tana Frances, a prizewinner and extra good cow, which brought 2225.

The Glen Tana herd of Thomas S. Griffith brought the following prices: PMojraplier DO tour Kodak Finishing Rolls, any size, devel- FILM REALTY NOTES oped 10c D. H. Dwight Is completing alterations to his residence at W1905 Pacific avenue, expending about 22000. Save $22 Tomorrow Next week will be too late Packs, any size, only 2Se Plates, 60o dozen; all sizes, Printintv beat possible A llltllll from your films.

Me a dozen, 2 1-2x4 1-4 and smaller. 1-4x5 1-2 and 4x6, 5e each) KOc doz, Buys Residence. Lelta P. Hoxaey received title yeater-fday to a residence property on Fourth avenue near Bernard sreet, from Ashley S. Cooper, for 24500.

The place Is described as lot 8, block 77, Second Railroad addition. Post Cards eaoh 50o a doron. 8x10 enlargement, 60c. Studio Martin While this limited allotment lasts, this week, you can have the famous "WHITE BEAUTY Cabinet at a low-er price than any woman ever paid. Tho Hoosier Company is holding this special sale in 1000 towns in order- to double the sale of WHITE BEAUTY the finest cabinet made.

The chance may never come again. You must pay higher prices when this lot is sold. Hurry, before the new Hoosier Club is filled. For remember, we are permitted to deliver the Hoosier Cabinet to all club members during this great sale for $2.50 less than the low cash price, but club members do not have to pay cash. This is the big advantage of enrolling in this Hoosier Club it does not cost one penny extra.

Come in now at once before this club is filled. Deeds Sharp Lot, August Bowman has deeded to George B. Paul lot block 12, Nettle-ton addition, on Sharp avenue near Nettleton street, the consideration being 23100. sa the Ground Floor. Photographer Cor, Howard and Sprague.

Pick Up Bargains Guenon's Clara Eva, 1250; Glen Tana Blanche, $200; Rioters Eastern Bud, 1180: Clara Eleanor. 2180; Glen Tana Gertie, 2175; Glen Tana Margie, $140; Glen Tana Arlone and Glen Tana Clara, heifers, about 1 year old, brought 2110 each; Glen Tana Honey Boy, 100, and Glen Tana Pat, 132. It was stated by atockmen that the Talmadge stock, from the Silver Birch farm at Newport, should have brought 100 per cent more than It did. The animals were first-clase Individuals, grandly bred and In show shape. Woodward, Griffith, Peters and Whitney got some of the bargaini front this herd.

The Newbery stock was snapped up at bargain prices by Waikiki farm, Glen Tana farm, Shady Brooke farm and ether who know good stock when Offered for half price. The sale was generally considered a Success. Lawn Mower Bargain Week OS One Dollar Puts White Beauty into your kitchen You balance, ar not Riving you a table space 42xt9 Inches, hav plenty of knee room underneath. Then $1 weekly soon pay th Tour money back promptly if you delighted with your Hoosier. 40 Labor-Saving Features 17 New Whole Kitchen at Fingers Ends for the Clover Leaf 16-inch machine regular value $5.23 INSPECT OUR LINE OF SELF-ADJUSTING, BALL-BEARING MACHINES.

PRICE IS RIGHT You can reach everything In your cabinet without a step. All of the 40 and th 400 artlclea which the Hoosier Cabinet will hold, are In the most handy place to save reaching. CREAMERY CONCERN NOW INCORPORATED Articles of Incorporation were filed yesterday by the Fairfield Cooperative Creamery company, having an authorized capitalization of 27000 and organized for the purpose of entering the creamery business at Fairfield, 32 miles southeast of Spokane. The trustees of the new company are C. O.

Lybotker, E. Harms, W. Klembaum, W. E. Cogswell and Daniel Michael.

You save miles of steps with Hooeler, 40 special features help labor even reduce the effort of i Every Inoh of space Is utilized, through quickly. Everything Is free from duet. Th Hooeler gives you a business-like kitchen. It gives you better kitchen than you possibly could have without It. this new you save reaching.

You get closed up, Garden Tool Bargains Comes Apart for Cleaning Th Hoosier is the one sanitary cabinet. In two minute you can tak It entirely apart for cleaning, to let sunshine and freh air Into every corner. Sit Down at Work The sliding pur aluminum table pulls out, Only You and a Few More Women! IS El, SON H. JONES OF SEATTLE SPENDS FEW DAIS IV SPOKA1VE Nelson H. Jones of Beattie, who purchased the Portuguese Joe" ranh In Lincoln county recently, Is spending several days In Spokane this week for the purpose of looking up property SPECIAL THIS WEEK 75c combination weed cutter and cultivator 43c 33c riveted hoe, special 19c 55 steel hoe, special 40c 70c flat bow head steel rake, 16 teeth 44c 30c malleable head rake, 12 teeth So many women are making up their minds to get IlooHiers now while they can save $2.50, that this small allotment is going more rapidly than we ex-pected.

Hoosier Cabinets are becoming the one universal labor-saver. Over 800,000 of them are already in use. To 3.19 morrow you can still decide whether to buy one now and save $2.50, or later, when the price goes up again. $2.50 is worth saving. Decide now to come down tomorrow and examine this cabinet.

Remember, next week will be too late. Data on Building in West Is Given Tc fltilldln statistic for far western cities for April and the first four months of 19U, compared with the tame period of 1914, Be these figure Apr, lfil Apr 1914 7e Angeles $1,841,30 Pell lake City 2b? 53 321.200 Mattie a. 1 227.930 gokane 127,775 2H.6I0 For the first four month of (he two year, the flgurri arcs uys the Anegor Blue Flame Oil Stove two burner easy to control a most dependable cook stove. Just the stove for hot weather is dandy for camp life ran always be relied upon to give good service and quick results. per foot for high grade cotton garden hose extra heavy tube.

Regular value, per foot 10c Delivered in 50-ft. sections, connected ready for use. 1 PI 1814 I Ml SO I os Angeles $4,1313 fait Lake City Seattle l.m.Mft Spokane 44,600 TO THE PUBLIC: We authorize this sale, limited to White Beauty Hoosier cabinets, at $2.50 less than tho fixed cash price of these cabinets, this week only. THE HOOSIER MFG. New Castle, Ind.

Aew roRlofflcea la Chine China last year opened 992 new poat ctfu es. rnnjg Color, Wf rwlth newspaper) lleraa some one Advertising to nell a green baby rerrlatge for onlv I. Husband But our baby ia pink Boston Evening Transcript. n.B. ft H0WARO 1.