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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26

m of H.-Champion Lodge Degree Of Honor,
kDu No. 106. Meets LIST and 3rd Saturday eve.
ming of each month. Visiting members vel.
come. MISS AGATHA ADNIE. G. of H.,
Mrs. FRANCES STILES, Recorder.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26

A o.. U. W.-Hope Lodge No. s. Meets the
eAH second and fourth Saturday evening of each
month. All visiting member welcome.
DIV. VADNIE, M. W..
E. A. GILMORE, Recorder.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26

Editor Montcith, of the Finley
Beacon, seems to be. deriving
some Little noteriety inthe state
papers through missing one train
from Mandan to Bismarck and
going to sleep and be ng carried
on to Steele on the next. We had
not intended giving You away on
this Ges. but tn. old adage that
THE truth will OUT seems true,
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DISSOLUTION OF T
PART

Be is known that the co-part-
nership existing between john
son & Evcrson is this day dis
solved by mutual agreement.
AveryL. johnson remaining sole
proprietor. All accounts and
bills due said firm will be collect
ed by Avery L. Johnson and all
Indebtedness Of said firm will be
pIld by Avery L. Johnson.
AVERY L. JOHNSON,
PHILIP K. EMERSON,
Hope, N. D: Feb. 10, 1903.
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], H. McCoLLoM,

The following wedding an.
nouncement was received by
friends Of the bride the first of
the week: "Clarence VanSant
McFall, May Voorhees, Curtis,
married, Saturday, February
18th 1908! Los Angeles, Cal.
At home after March 1st Brook
lyn Heights, Cor. Cornwell and
Folsom ST." The bride is quite
well known in this vicinity hav-
ing been employed in the dry
goods department. of Beckerjeck
& Langer's store for a number
of months a year ago last fall.
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Valley City Alliance: II is

Valley City Alliance: It is
confidently believed that the
music at the military ball next
Monday night will be the best
ever heard,or DANCED to,in Valley
City. The Hoyles orchestra
BY all who have heard it's said
to be the besteycr.-At the Hope
Opera House next Tuesday eve
ming.
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/ or December the Iroquois, Is.

or December the Iroquois, IS.
D. creamery received 163,194
pounds of mix; averag. test, ~;
price aid~for four per cent. milk
S1.l0; price pal TO-. average
milk, Sl.15; total amount paid to
patrons, $685.. This is the
highest price paid for four per
cent. milk during the year. For
Noven er the creamery paid
Sl.O7 tut the a.crage test was
higher, bringing the P &c for
average milk S1.l6 as against
S1.l5 .or December.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-02-26
Soaked Him.

JUDGE WINCHESTER THOUGHT
M'GAHEy WAS GUILTY Or CON
TEMPT.
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STOCKHOLDERS.
Hope, n. D., Feby. 20, %,

Hope, n. D., Feby. 20, o.,
"A meeting of the Stockholders
of the Hope Creamery Company.
of Hope, N. D., to vote upon the
adoption Of a code of Bylaws
for the government of the bust
ness Of he corporation, will be
held at Hope, N. D., on March Z,
1908, at 2 o'clock p. M.
B. II, KRAABEL,
Pres't.
IT Moror
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES.

Shipments from the mines of the
Boundary continue to run over the
16. 900 ton mark each week, with a
probability Of increasing.
1t is reported at Phoenix that deal
has been made for the Volcanic group,
on the north fork of the Kettle river.
1t is understood that the deal was
made on a basis of more than 100000,
a cash payment having already been
made, and another one being in the
bank
s. l. Silverman, who represents the
New Workers who are putting up a
smelter to treat the ores Of Prince Of
Wales island, Alaska, properties, an
nounces that the smslter will be ready
to blow in by March 1. The original
intention to build a 500 ton smelter
has been changed and the capacity Of
the plant will be 1000 tons. The ad-
ditional plant will be completed by
next July.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
TWO SALOON MEN KILLED.
Al the New Town Of Trous CreeS'
Montana.

Nlssoula, Mont. oct, AT trout
Creek the new town on the main me
~, the Northern Pacific. Frank Udeh.
A bartender, has been killed ana
George W Ragsdale. saloon pFopfts-
TOR dangerously wounded. as a result
~ too men shooting into Ragsdale's
saloon at > O'Clock a. H. both men
were brought To a hospital here udsil
living from his wounds this afternoon
Ragsdale says he had trouble slth
a rancher. Who drove his horses ihto
rba saloon about midnight lie fought
with the raueher and threw him out
~ doors. The rancher went away
with the remark ''D0nt want tsoable
tonight but / surely will get you
An, hour later two men were seen 70
come up 10 the place on horseback
and open up a tusllade upon the sa-
| loon The nrsJ yOiley shattered all
the bottles GA the bar and struck
Razsdals in the arm he started for
his revolver behind the bar and a
second bullet struck him Ia The AheS,
SCATTERING L. Udeil vas asleep Ia a
! hack room. aai buliet struck him
in the hip ami ragged down 10 the
knee lie died from boss Of blood and
| shock
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
Sam Parks Defeated.

Frank Buchanan OF Chicago won a
dnal victory over Samuel Parks and
his followers when he vas reelected
president Of the International Associa.
ton Of Bridge 4 Structural ironwurk.
ers on the first ballot over High =
Donnelly OF Albany. " Y. BY vote
of 20 to 90. The convention unani
mously passed resolution plsdEiuE
full support to local No. ?. tho New
York walking delegates union. and
Parks departed amid storm % ap.
plause He claims a majority Of the
executive board.
Toronto. Ontario. vas chosen as the
place Of the next convention.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
MINING NOTES.

On October l the Bunker Hill C Sui
Ivan Mining & Concentrating company
declared dividend No. ~. Of $4,000.
payable on October 5. This makes the
total paid since January l, 1903, $780,
900, and the total paid to date 81 AGO.
900.
w. G. Long is in Lewiston.
district. He reports that the mill on
the Hogan property has shut down.
and will not be started again until
Superintendent Acres makes his report
to the Daily Trust company at Butte.
which has a bond on the mine. and
which has just completed a mill test
Of the ore.
Judge Gary says 1t is doubtful that
there will be a reduction in Carnegie
employees wages January 1, although
IT is believed the reductions in
wages in the pig iron trade win con-
tinue.
The Hecla-Portland Cement & Coal
company. with factory at Bay City.
Mich, has filed a trust mortgage for
1871 .s1s. conveying all its property in
Bay City, Iosco. Ogemaw and AIpena
to the Detroit Trust company as trus-
tees. The mortgage Is given for the
benefit Of creditors, to raise funds for
the liquidation Of Indebtedness and
TO make possible certain and necessary
changes In the plant
The Pearl, Lone Pine and Surprise
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
Gould Lines In Msra.r

George J. Gould has Informed some
OF the largest stockholders Of rail-
roads controlled by him that within
short time plan for the cnnaoli.
dalton OF all the Could companies into
one securities holding corporation will
be submitted to a vote of the stock.
holders. lnasmuch "a the Gould fam.
lily and affiIlated interests own and
control all Of the railroads in the
Gould system. there ia little doubt q,
prompt Endorsement Of the plan pro
posed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED
A STEAMER cAPslZEo ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
Seven Persons Rescued After Floating
Around All Night on Pieces OF
wrsckaae-eeat Was struck BY
SqualI During the Nisht-SeHsh
Miles From Land.

Marinette, wis. Oct 5.-Durins
sauan on Lake Michigan the steamer
]. II. Hackley capslzed and IL persons
were drowned The Goodrich line
steamer Sheboygan rescued the other
seven persons ON board the HacAley
after they had toated about on pieces
OF wreckage all night. The HacAley
was struck by the 5quall when seven
miles OF Green island The upper
works we're blown away before the
boat could reach haven. The boat
then turned over and went down IL
deep water. The drovned
George Laclaire. Jr. JacAsoupou.
Wis. Joseph v Crus. captain Ot the
Hackley. Fish Creek. Edna bAErinsvf.
Lawrence Barrinser. Fish Greek {.
Henry Rabltoy. Fish Greek. Carl hel'
KY. Fish Greek. Miss Frances Vincent,
Miss Vincents sister. Egg HAroor.
Wis: Freeman Thorp Fish Greek /.
Nels Nelson. Sturgeon Bay FranA
FHtzglbbons. Jacksonport.
The rescued Frank Blakc1eld
purser. Fish Greek, Orrta RolI!n. en-
gineer. Fish Greek Milton Hansen.
Blaine McQuesney Flah Crt~A. tsd
men OF Ellison nay. WIS.
II was several hours after the Hack
ley sank before the Sheboysaa hove
within sight.
After the Hackley wrnl 10 the bot
tom those who would and could seized
on floating wreckags wHiir the Nomra
and three or four OF the men falling
10 ind any object 10 which ID cling
sank To the STA. 80 far as aGU~G
The waves were rolling high aaa
several Of those Who a. hrst saved
themselves from immediate death ioat
strength and sank {, vas more thAl
an hour after the iackIry sank bet1rs
the sheboygan hove Ia haliihs th
lance The shouts u the uoatias msI
attracted the attention 81 the sailor
OF the Sheboygan and every assistance
was lent. The darkness made rraca'
slow. but the officers OF the Sheboy gar
feel sure that they took aboard rv-rl
person ahoat Some Of the personi
who were rescued say that u IA pos
sibls that one or more u the IT per
sons missing may have escaped drata
This view Is not given much er-d~uc'
by the sailors OF the SheboyEan Th'
Sheboygan made into Fish Greek whet
hope Of rcscuins other persons SCENE,
impossible.
The rescued persons we're 40 81
hausted from their struggles aEalns
drowning that they were unable ~
some time 10 tell anything about tn
wreck.
The persons saved by the shsboyEar
say that with the washing away % IN,
upper works all persons aboard thl
Hacklsy ran on deck Hasty pr.para
tons Tor a plunge into the water wsr,
begun. but before any plans could b.
carried out the boat listed turned oVr
and went down like rock search d
still making for any persons Sho ma
have escaped death and Tor the bodie
Of those who were drowned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

BaFaia. n. Oct T~wlliaa
liIsseli. former possmaaksf E
died a, 10 rs o'cloea Tssatky -
Ahout Raas ~ saak iata = 80
and u was wtsh aisacugsy shai =
aruassd at Intervals dsfiaf e
tsrpnun tor aausishmsek anf
che.
The end came easily and
~. Tr Dewitt Sherman. shs
who has been attending DO
his Feceat tltuoss. and nse@aa'A
tho family. we're At his eedsAas
Mr. Illsaatl suffered fsuai &C.
lions thought to be aka 70 $50
disease.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
NEWS FROM MINING CAMPS.
AS THE SEASON PROGRESSES
EVERY SECTION IMPROVES.
Items Of Interest Gathered During the
Past Weeks. c. Mines Busy
Occur d'Alene District Making .
Wonderful Neutrality-suspicious. and
Personals-Mersers All the Go.

Strikes and lockouts at the gold
mines in Cripple Greek and other gold
inning districts in Colorado have al
ready reduced the mineral production
of the state this year at least 81, $780,
600, and if the present conditions OBJ
tain until the end of the year the pro-
duction win fall more than $6,000.00
below what it would have been under
normal conditions. In consequence Of
the strike, 1000 soldiers of the Colo
RADIO national guard have been doing
police duty in cripple Greek for four
weeks, and as yet neither the mine
owners nor the strikers show any evil
dence Of weakening. The cost to the
state Of maintaining the military force
in the field is estimated at $4,000 a
month.
The unsettled conditions in the min
ing industry are due to the failure of
the legislature to enact an eight hour
day applying to mines, mills and
shelters after the voters OF the state
had adopted a constitutional amend
ment authorizing such an enactment.
An eight hour day had been generally
granted at the mines, and the Western
Federation Of Miners determined to en-
force the same condition in mills and
smelters. Strikes were inaugurated
last June at the smelters in this city
and the mills in Colorado City, and
eight weeks ago 1000 miners in the
Cripple Creek district were ordered by
the executive officers of the federation
to go on strike in support of the de
mand for an eight-hour day for mil
and smelter employees, which had beer
refused by the American Smelling &
Refining company and the UniteC
States Reduction & Refining company
The miners obeyed the order reluctant
ly, as they had no grievance as tC
their own hours Of labor or wages, anc
with few exceptions they have con
tinued on strike since.
The Mineowners' association has an
nounced that no further employment
will be given to any member Of thC
Western Federation Of Miners. The
Portland company, which owns anC
operates a mill for the treatment o.
its ores, made terms with the unioI
and reopened its mines, giving EN-
ployment to about 500 men.
The Woods Investment company
also continues to operate the Colo
Coin and other mines. shipping the ore
produced to it's own mill, but yield
ing to pressure from the Mine
owners association, this company hal
now locked all it's union miners on
and joined the associations fgh
against the Western Federation o
Miners.
Several companies are operating
their mines with nonunion men. o
whom it is claimed by the Mineown
ers' association, there are now work
ing in the district 100. Oficers o
the miners union assert that the mum
Der at work is much smaller, and tina
most Of those employed are laborer
and not experienced miners.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

The bureau uf labor NlA
Issue the results u 40 stas
study Of the Increased cost g - -.
during the last few PEARS = -
TO the Increase IN wages IT,.
show that there has been s.
similarity between the aass
wages and the increased coei
Ing. and that neither has
ward a. much as populariy 49,. 49,. 4
The charge that commodities -
vaneed Is per cent IL shows 4
vide ot the marx. II viii 10 nsa'~
or n per cent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
oreaon Mines.

The latest news from the Cable Cove
district are reports Of strikes In sew
eral properties. The California, I'm
perial. Baby Mckee, Last Chance and
others have opened up bodies Of ore
that are amazingly rich. The Baby
Mckee has started up It's air compress
or to continue work on the main tun-
mel. which Is now in 1900 feet. This
crosscut tunnel opened up FIVE or six
lodges and these have been drifted
upon. with the result that ore assay.
ing ss high as $1,000 to the ton has
been taken out at Sifferent points.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

A change has L-~n mAte in The
Northern Pacific tses at division. ana
hereafter fFrish. tralAs will s4u tson.
tiysros Oh, agItea iastcal u tfum
Pullman t1 lewiston
The Northern rae. ae aEaoparrs tAaL
the Lake steamers ga Iu..4f 4Alsas
have 1r-u tatru u s-gyIcr
The teachers Institute a. tnwtsgpn
iasi week vas most sue-rsstal
AZ GranEryilir. NiehAfd Urea sas
found guilty q mansiau6Atrr Sea
teue0 has not yrt b~ra geoanaaeea
For over a aay tzst Rgea -fcry plrv
uat u GraaE~siio vas d3sn ae4 az
messages could De- s-nl ia rltA-y airvt
tioa. The cuytlsE vas aoas stma!
taneoasiy Nlth the rscag~ Ut WtlltAn.
Ho"ts. allrsed Ag,srtAlrs. tr1m rgs
tu,iy
When the shpahnnr county rommls
sion"ss cuag~ga Uctnb-r u tAaY Eul
1c pr~sent~l vita anoth-r prtitl8a tgr
she construction q a sazuu rual la
tbs st Jp- river
The city u Lewiston may get can
usry 5000
F'rum ali inlleagiens th1 prospects
at tb" University uf idaho ta toot
ball this year ara favorable
u II Address died a. his homr la
tiotse frcrauy lie was proalarat t5e
- ysars. ani vas The last -anHliat-
.of the goDn.gsi party f1r governor. Mr.
Address was born Ia iowa 10 Istt
lr Ilv9d Ia Colorado before euraias
here
Workm~n uow have t1ur ssraasls a
The cable IT tho summit tramway hai,
way up me bin 60 tho upper trrrntnai
a. summit Two 10 tb4ss rabj4s. an
inch and bal, tn Glam~trr. are a.
ready at'arbri 20 the towers p~ruaa
ueuflY The present expectation Is that
th" trnmvay will be- running ~ DC
tpber 90
MARY tho syoar Ola daughter u W
" Johnson - LELAND. uaa run owe,
by a loaded grain wagon recent fEat
collar bone was broken and BODY
badly bruised Tbr uttla giri vas rid
ing ~ith har father on the wagon
which vas Inadod With over thros ton.
et wheat Losing hnr balance. sh.
/ Tell between tho Wheels ,yra bIo4
wheel passed over her right leg ant
then across her breast breaking n.
collar bone n"ar Tho LETT shoulder
N"s' Of tho thrpsbine rigs arpunt
''"n"seN have finished work. The HE
E"st yield recently reported Is Ina
IT r $ WoodIey. wbo throahei 8.
bushels to tho aero ~ spring sour
wheat ~ little club variety.
| Andrew Johnson. better kpown a,
china Johnson ~ Hope. attsn ptr,
suicide recently by shooting bimsol
through the ear Iis ia no, o,na,tr,
10 I've. Arrangements we're mad. a,
take him to spokane
| Attendance at tho indian ira,.,.t.
school at I.apwai IL constantly incr.a.
ing and Is larger now than At anv ne,
vinus session ~ tho school 40 carl,
in tho fall. -
spaldinE WAS tho only portion n, m.
snake river and Clearwater regions :.
TAR heard from that ia not s1parisp..
a h'ayy frost last week
Mrs Mary wlckorsbam. shoshon.
,"unty superintendent Of schools baI
completed h"r annual report da,in,
rom September !. 1909. To ssptsmbsr
= Tvs. The average daily attendapc.
LOT N" year was 17i1. a percentage n
mo number Of teachers employe,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

Mrs. Richard p NoIlnep, p, ~
, no'a mas according to Judge Charles
whiting Of Huron. 8. D.. failed 70 90
w. ueeree Of divorce from her hua.
p pan, from him II Ia also certain The,
LUG bennett did not sign tho decree
~, ,u ne was absent from the state =,
INC time. 1t Ia rumored ON GOOD an,
MORT, ,y that Mrs. Mollneux will inst,
at a%,s u'vorce proceedings In ChlcaRo
curing the present month
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
Soldier Suicides.

Spokane, Oct. 6.--The dead body OF
Private John c. Kearney was found 70.
Gently lying on cot in the hospital
at Fort Wright.
A horrible cash in the throat and
razor lying near by on the floor
were the silent witnesses that told the
tale Of the happenings that had not
been seen by human eye.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
sorn sHor TO Kill.
Jacob Lawson ARD Andrew Farrell
SrttIe Ola aaafe.

Devon W Va. OCT. Jacob Law
soa aad Andres Parcel. both hlshly
respected men u lhis cvalm 4alIy. $50
have br-n enrmtrs fue mJaghs. n-g
thls afternoon ga the street hsFe. aai
after passing a tes words. each dfSs
a revolver and op4nrd are a. ths saal=
Instant Zach mAa arrd lhgos shots.
and LAWSON fell lead bullet haylas
penetrated BIS heat F'agret vas also
shot. an1 died 10 haf al hoaf Zach
one u the duvglaIs has seseFal saHs.
sul the t-1d o. r1E a. a. end
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

Marie Layton johnson, {
years. wife Of Albert NJ. JOSH Z
dsntis, Of taFchmont NJ Y
once In New York city, has y
rested on . warrant charging y -
grand larceny 81 tz00o' 800 y
amount Of her defaicatious. y 4,
II Is said. may amount to sse, !. ss,,.a
compIainants are officers Of ths :, y
States Playing Card COMPANY
cinnatI and New York.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
Collision Kills Two.

Eureka. Cal. Oct. Two men dead
and 10 injured. but not seriously. IA
the result Of n collision beiw~on an
extra and regular freight train on tho
San Francisco & Northwestern rail.
road near the Fortuna ferry crossing
The dead.
Charles SIN, fireman ~ a. extra
Henry Lowe. brakeman on tar
freight.
Most Of the crew saved their lives
by jumping.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
COLORADO MILITIA SIIIN
GENERAL cHAsE HAS cn...-
AGAINST HIM ~ oovsRaos
Extra Employment Of celsn.l. !.
erals Drawing = Die salar s.
Padded Pay Rolls to Q. I....s
satsd-coart Martial osa...
Kinds Of seanale.

DenEeF, Golo., Oct. Tin eo.....
Nith Fam0Fs thar . scandal "
reaching character has dexs,a...
the management Of tbs cEipsis ~.
campaign OF the col0Fsdo -
guard. Governor James A 49,
has given cut the loll0ulss -.
msnI.
Charges aRd speetHeatiaaa -,
esFtaiH nsa and olheeFs ia ~ -
RADIO national guard have 49,. -
with ms which Eiil be -
Inquired Into They are eAa,.-
a most serious nature aa4
order = court martial 10 isss.,'
Ihsm thoroughly. The Clara =.
win me uiii be pFohsd 10 ~ -
bottom and any one t0aaa ruIs.,
The charges made. no matter -
Ia. viii E0E DO permiItea IA -.
panishmsas. no matter ukesAs,
an oHaesF % the highest saak :
private without Faak.
~GsasFai Chase has nat -.
moved. baE DO wiii EsHaaiA IA c..
t0s the pFessaS
-Ths eoaFt martial / AaEs ssaa..
wili eoaSenS ia baassr - snan Y
eaH eoaVSaiSaslg % go, 1 Arm |,
ast1fmhssd Who wlIi Do Apscfaaat Y
IL
fhs E0FsFn0F d9eilnea Ia Fsse !.
aame u AHy u those asalaM w
charges hase b@sa made. 90 a.
aoaae9d thas AalagahE usassG
naA VI tizil. cetBnsi E'sv,ssstfA -
( pay master srnerai. Cas6@es ~
kim eaii. assistant FaYanAsssr Fsass
daIar Afthar ~ Wliliazs. 0ue
caas7s zalusahs. asa psskam
efs hzfr been osdsFess 70 nenas
aae~, sa1uga shethss 70 ssaaf
OK 10 absSaf as witnesses So
sosItitriy aaawn
chaFass Afs Msst Ssstaa
/ Amnag Gh1 charges 10 ~ -
gated ais salA 10 BE-
( Padded Pas Hgiis. sse smghen
- sas@saa0as EsnsFzAs Aas a
$50 dF~s shs salAfy u sAsm d
aat shp p~stpsmra sefg~aaga f
general oasFassE4Hes Ia ne S1s
Il saeeglea tax sks epamasmNy
baftnsat. sac eeafEs tk4E rsseea
aesFs have b@~a securing . ~
ffpt1 contractors tAn ssauaaaa
~hDtssair pf tFaasFoszsshaa tee
Cfip9ig CfS~k saa tseavsF d aa
AL seiisssd Hsa. thsis fsaat2 4
'strads, aaa eharEiaG gae naBa
tss state. the chArEs tAas ~ "a
As~eisg q thS eamP i tsss y q
wag ss 10 aamik q Esafsnx
spfFeptitisss ratsin1 - msa -
pail ffuna nan Sutanztsshaasa -
20 eapsalnss maioFs 4aA euSqsts
srrctiaa ~ separate aaarsss4 ~ =
roloari. thas tnsgislsg ne sac
hezvY. bus practically assdta
geasa tbs pssvkasw af ss0enl
f1s as ruilstaa nee ~ s1y
prices. raFrleesHsas and freAiaa
10 The haaaltng at hnasses -
saii 20 BE- sppaiiise
+ The ahope charges are sail y =
hosa SLED ~ General case ~
subofyiiaasp psaeev~. willis eaalFa
strpesslax bis aathuFtsY ~
regarding Shp direct ORDERS g
commander Ia cAisf. Gprssner
boaT, arc said TO liu sEashst % =
maaalnE general hEassH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10

At the international congress Of
wireless telegraphy. which recently
met in Berlin, the term "radlograms"
was used for messages sent by the
new method. The term has the advan.
taEe Of being descriptive.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-10
n,a Mooav Lost

James oTeary, the pool ss ..ss !
100000 recently on The tlaa'Ini o,,p
to shot, IN the last race
park. New York.