The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-06-12
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aminer.
That's not the way successful people
build up big businesses and make for
tunes. They make money by spending
liz. A dollar expended in manner that
will make it come back with nickel IN
its grasp is better than dollar sailed
down in m old sock.-Brains.
When Senators Dubois, Pettigrew,
Mantle and Cannon return from their
trip to China and japan, where they 90
to study and lesrn something OF the sill
yer question in those countries. they will
be better prepared to give telling blows
in the next campaign.-Genesee News
J. PierpOnt Morgan, the notorious
banker Of New York, who together with
President Cleveland engineered the in
famous bond deal, whereby the former
managed to clear several millions Of
dollars. is now engaged in forming
coal combine through which he will
probably succeed in controlling the
coal output and force the people into
adding few more millions to his little
pile.-Spokane Chronicle.
The disgrace to England and civilized
Europe, in permitting the murder in
the most brutal form OF one hundred
Thousand Armenians, by the savage
Turks. is Paralleled by the United
States in permitting the cruel, bloody
and relentless war OF determination OF
the Cnbans by the brutal butcher of
Spain. The government OF the United
States is less exrusable than are the
European goyernments.-Priest River
lilot.
In Pocatello they had horse racing on
Decoration Day. We are sorry TO see
that in many localities this day, which
should be one OF mourning, is set apart
as time of sport and festivity. The
fact seems to be lost sight Of that this
d@y was set apart by the Grand Army
OF the Republic as a day for honoring
and decorating the Nations dead. Pa
triotic citizens will never encourage the
the Introduction OF sports on this day
Lemhi Republic.
The notorious Ed Boyce, who is pres:-
dent OF the Miners Association, recently
made haraugue in Salt Lake in which
he advised the miners Of this mountain
region to arm themselves with the most
imp owed IRE arms. This .anarchistic
advice was approved by tue Miners
Association BY rejecting him as their
president. When the miners did this
they forfeited the respect Of every de-
cennt, law abiding citizen in the country.
I-ShOshone Journal.
Henry l.. Wilson's appointment as
minister TO Chile is q wise selection by
President Mckinley. Mr.. Wilson is Pc
culiarly fitted for the diplomatic service.
He is polite, incisive and energetic.
Should occasion arise, he will be found
pressing the rights of American citizen
ship and the interests OF his government
with vigor and courage. From a party
point of view, the honor was merited, as
Mr.. Wilson has given long and efficient
service to the republican organization
Spokesman-RevieW.
There is sawmill in Missouri that
is run almost exclusively by women.
The machinery is managed by petit
coated engineers, the lathes are Oper-
ated by female hands, and women are
in charge of the saving gangs. The in
novatiOn will serve as q text for fresh
declamations against the new woman
and her ways; but the women have
learned how TO run the mill, and they
will keep right on doing the wOrk-and
doing it better, probably, than it would
be done by men.-Idaho Statesman.
The spectacle Of q member of the
recent legislature telegraphing to the
attorney general to learn what the pro-
visions of the new gambling law cover
il another ludicrous example of the
efficiency of the forces which were in
recent assembly at Boise. 1t would be
a batter plan in future for legislators to
frat learn the meaning Of English words,
that in voting for bill they would be
sufficiently intelligent to understand its
provisions, thus obviating the present
distressing uncertainty .-Eezperce
News.
Tie senate has been INDUCING in the
preliminary maneuyers and is now
about ready to enter upon the real con-
test over the tariff bill. 1t will be
opened when the sugar schedule is
reached. Every indication points to
some lively fighting when that schedule
comes before the body. The opponents
Of the measure have been withholding
their fire-saring their ammunition for
the grand assault. The democrats may,
however, like the Greeks, abandon their
batteries after getting q good view OF the
fighting strength Of the force opposed TO
them.-Idaho Statesman.
Transportation facilities between Bon
ner's Ferry and the Information line is
in a sad state Of affairs. There is now
no American boat on K0otenai river and
the customs laws will not permit boats
flying a foreign flag to do eoasting busi-
ness in American waters. As q eonse-
quence, a Port Hill merchant, in order
to get his goods landed at his place by
one Of the British steamers, would have
to ship 10 Rykert's b. c., and pay the