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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
FOOTBALL AT MOSCOW

The high school football team left
today at three o'clock for Moscow
where they will play game with the
high school team of that city. The
boys played their last game with
Lewiston high at that city, and the
game resulted in a tie. Since they
returned from the last game they
have been working hard under the
coaching of Robert II. Elder, who
will accompany them today.
The boys are in fine condition, and
are becoming acquainted with the
new rules, which have so greatly
changed the old game. The Moscow.
ties will find the boys are the real
stuff and will have to do some tall
playing to beat them The lineup
for tomorrow's game is: S. T.
Thornton. left end; r. Allen, left
tackle; E. DeBolt, left guard; T.
Brophy, center; T. j. Vesser, right
guard; D. Lancey, right tackle; B.
Early, right end; E. Weeks, quarter
back; K. Elder, right half back; H.
Gray, left half back; j. Thronton,
full back; substitutes, H. Early,
Lancy, S. Gatke. The boys will be
rendered reception this evening at
Moscow by their opponents, who have
made plans for a feast and a royal
good time. On this occasion they
will cary more than football clothes,
and will be expected to play the gay
lothario.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

out OF the fact that DIR. A. l.. Marks
saw one man speed east GA Seventh
avenue and north ON Stevens about
the time Of the murder and another
citizen saw second man run north
east across the Harrison lawn. This
feature points TO the fact that a pair
of holdup men we're operating on the
hill, and that Mr.. Hutchinson chanc-
ed to be their victim.
ENEMY THE ASSASSIN.
Portland, Ore, Oct 9.-The Orc
gonian says this morning that the
friends Of Reno Hutchinson are 50
firmly convinced he was murdered by
a man whose enmity to the Y. M. q.
A. was great enough 10 incite him To
such deed, that Secretary II. w.
Stone of the local Y. M. @. A. has
gone to Spokane to personally con
duct investigations. No stone, 1t Is
stated, will be left unturned by M.
Hutehinson's friends 10 apprehend
the murderer,
The Oregonian says that the man
whom Hutchinson's friends suspect
has previously been guilty Of fei.
ony.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
FOR A NIGHT SCHOOL

An effort is being made TO open a
night school if the demand will per
NIT, having rooms in Mcfarland hall.
Any person desiring to take the night
school work, below the high school
class, will communicate with Super
intendent Barton, Of the public
schools.
The evening classes will meet five
nights a week from seven to nine and
among other work will be found the
kindergarten class for those who de
sire to begin at the bottom and learn
the rudiments of the English Ian.
guage.
4 teach her has been engaged for the
commercial department Of the high
school which will open Monday in
this hall. The following subjects
viii be treated separately or cnllee-
lively: bookkeeping. stenography.
typewritng. commercial Law, business
arithmetic, business correspondence.
letter writing and penmanship. All
pupils will be subject to a tuition fee
of s5 a month, which will be used in
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

polygamy and Jesus Christ. himself
was polygamist for Mary and Mar
tina were doubtless his wives Ny
wife shut the door in their faces lust
as every woman should do who loves
her home and wants TO keep il free
from the contamination OF the biga
mist or the polygamist.
My sister married into a Mormon
family, though her husband is bitter.
ly opposed to Mormonism. A Nor
mon relative visited them a few DAYS
ago accompanied by one of his wives.
He said he would return soon for a
visit and would bring another wife.
| told my sister she should never IL
low him under her roof again, for
such man is the enemy of his coun-
try and his God.
"A minister friend told me in
Montana few weeks ago of meeting
Mormon lady on the train who told
him h,r father had four wives two of
them he had married since the mani i.
festO, his first wife being this lady s
mother, she told my friend of the
sadness Of her m others life, that II
was a hell on ear b. She told of how
the Mormon Bishop had been in their
home but few days before and when
her younger brother protested against
polygamy the Bishop advanced many
arguments in favor of it.
''What is one of the most hopeful
signs in regard to Mormonism? II
is that the rising generation Is get
ting its eyes open to the curse OF
polygamy.
Let the public school teachers be
required TO teach the cur 81 of Nor
monism as they now teach the evil
effects Of alcohol upon the human
system. Let no Mormon nor no Nor.
mon sympathizer b. elected TO any
office in this country. Let the gov
erment strike vigorous blows and pro
secute, TO the limit of the law, all
violations thereof. Let ministers
preach in thunder tones against this
Goliath Of the Goth century and be
shall soon fall TO rise no more. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

possible Al. The record of the
Maine figures out rs per cent for the
six inch guns. There was a moder-
ate sea running at the time of the
firing. The Maine broke other gun
records also. During night prac-
tees, firing at target two miles
away, with searchlights for locating
the target, the ship being at anchor,
the two II inch guns of the after tur
ret, in charge of Midshipman Nc
Candies, made 60 per cent of the
hits. That same night the three
inch guns at distance of one mile,
with the ship steaming at 10 miles
an hour, made 20 per cent of hits.
The record with the six inch guns, at
a distance of 1000 yards and the ship
going 10 miles an hour, so shots in
all being fired, was 80 per cent.
Last year the average number of
hits at 1000 feet was about 10 per
cent.
The Maine had an awful time in
violent sea between Montauk and
Fire island. At times she rolled to
an angle of 10 degrees. For the first
time in two years the matches of the
quarter deck were battered down.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
A NEW RECORD
FOR OUR GUNNERS
Men Behind the Guns Are Marks
men

New York, Oct. 19.-New record
for gunners at sea has been made by
the battleship Maine, flagship of Rear
Admiral Evans which arrived here
today from Massachusetts target
grounds. Not only has the Maine
broken the American record, but it
is believed she has broken the worlds
record.
The Maine and the other ships of
the North Atlantic feet tried a new
system of firing at floating targets,
using an entire broadside while
steaming at II miles an hour. The
gunners of the Maine fred a port
broadside of six inch rifles at target
two miles away aud made the mar.
velous record of 30 hits out of pos
sible 80. Five of the six inch guns
were used, the program being to fire
the broadside at regular intervals.
But the target, which was 60 feet
long by 30 feet high, was knocked
down by the Both shot, and the 10th
shot was not fired.
The nearest approach to the work
Of the Maine was that of the Mis-
souri,, which made "a hits out of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Shortage in a Subt-easury.

St Louis. No. Oct. ls.-Chief
Wilkie Of the secret service today
took charge Of the Investigation into
the alleged shortage Of ssI. 200 in
the funds Of the ST. Louis subtreas-
ury. He summoned I. 2. Dyer. Jr..
the receiving teller. and held Sc
eret conference for some time. Gid
con ". Bidz, the assistant subtreas.
urer. who is credited with having
discovered and reported the alleged
discrepancy was later called into
the conference. When Chief Wilkie
finally reappeared and Was asked if
there were any developments in the
case be replied that be Was Just
waiting, and had 10 statement to
make at this time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
The Sign Of the Cross.

THE Sign Of the Cross" at the
Auditorium last evening played 10 a
fair sized audience. aud the work of
ID entire company was above the az
erage.
The play, under the direction Of r.
G. Greearin, showed a strong cast,
and was about as true 70 the life u
the reign # Nero a. can be imagined,
when life sas bat a toy aud vices
reigned supreme; when the followers
Of Jesus Christ we're arreated as fan
tics and pat TO death on the rack,
met with the gladiators or we're
thrown 10 the beasts in the arena.
Standing like a clear bright light in
the darkness Of night is Miss Mhdge
Corcoran. as Mercia, a Christian
girl. true 10 her God, and who wins
the love If Neru's right hand man,
Marcus Superbns. project Of Rome,
portrayed With great success BY James
Gordon. and draws him from the
world and It's iioensious living to the
foot Of her God. at Der side be de-
nounces all Rome aud follows her
70 death In the arena.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
TWO
MURDER SUSPECTS
Spokane Police Believe They Have
Clue

Spokane, Wash, Oct. l9.-Two
men were arrested yesterday by Pa.
trolman George Miles and booked as
suspects. They are held in connec-
ton with the murder of Reno Hut
Crimson at Stevens avenue and How
ard street Monday night.
The men arrested were Frank DIAL
ton, 26 years of age, and Robert Har-
ner, % years Of nge Both were tax
en- custody on Main avenue.
The arrest followed n tip given by
people Of Rockford, Wash, who in.
formed the police that one Of two men
who spent Sunday and part of Mon
day In Rockford had tried to pawn or
sell 3s calibre automatic Colt re
volver. There was also robbery in
Rockford Sunday night.
A citizen Of Rockford identified
Dalton as the man who tried to sell
the automatic revolver 20 saloon
keeper Of that town. This saloon
keeper is expected to come to the city
To complete the Identification.
The police have contended from
the night Of the murder that Mr..
Hutchinson was killed by bullet fir
ed from an automatic Colt revolver,
this being the type OF revolver that
fires the steel jacketed bullet similar
to that which killed Mr. Hutchinson.
Chief Waller said last night that
he had not got sufficient evidence to
connect the men with the Hutchinson
murder; that for the present they
were held ON suspicion of having
been parties to the peculiar revolver
in Rockford
Another theory thrashed out by the
police officers is that Mr.. Hutchinson
may have been victim of mis- aiken
identity. II was pointed out as a
bare possibility that some man may
have stopped Mr.. Hutchinson as
man who had done him or his family
a wrong, and may have committed
the murder while taking Mr. Hut.
crimson to be some other man.
But there is one problem that the
police can not bury in their deliber.
atoms, and that is the one growing
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Large Land Owner Dead.

Lincoln, Ill, Oct. Is William
Scully, formerly Lord scnlly Of Lon
don, England, died in London yester-
day. tie was a peer until 1900,
when be became a citizen Of the Unit
ed States and resided in Washing
ton. d. &. His fortune il estimated
at about ESQ. 600. 600. including
200, 600 acres Of land in Illinois.
Kansas and Nebraska His first land
was bought in Logan county, Liz
iBgston and Sangamon counties, this
state, and the remainder in Kansas
and Nebraska.
William sculley was the son Of
Dennis Seulley, prominent in the
Irish emancipation cause, and the
first Irish student ia 200 years to be
admitted to Trinity college, Cam
bridge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
LITTLE UTAH
A HUMAN HELL
DR.. Palmer Pictures Horrors of
MOrmOniSm

DR.. Palmer, the Press wishes to
publish your views ON the evils of
Mormonism as they exist in Little
Utah, or, more properly speaking,
the five southern counties of Idaho,
and its relation to Christianity?
"You ask me what / knew about
Mormonism?
First of all let me say do not
believe in interfering with any man 5
religion. This is a free country and
so long as men are true Americans
they should be permitted to worship
God according to the dictates of thci-
own conscience; out when any man 5
so-called religion makes him untrue
to the laws and principles of our
country, both he and his religion be
come a menace TO our free institu-
tions.
"When his religion leads him to
treason, then his name should be
written by the side of an Aaron Burr
or a Benedict Arnold.
"Mormonism has been weighed in
the balances and found wanting it
is absolutely subversive of virtue,
honor, fidelity, loyalty, brotherhood
and patriotism.
1t is mighty Octopus sapping
the vitality of our country and if al
lowed to grow will one day hol the.
nation in its deadly grasp.
1T degrades woman, brutalizes
man, and makes children the off
spring of lust. 1t fosters supersti
tion, breeds jealousy, and turns love
into hate.
1T is the mother of unchastity. the
father of Iusl and the child of the
devil
''What do l personally know of
Mormonism? Enough to condemn
it forever While was pastor in
Portland, Oregon, two Mormon mis-
sionaries came to my door, my wife
recognized them as being Mormons
and said, i do not care to have you
come under my roof, you teach the
doctrine of polygamy, which hate
They replied: The Bible teaches
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Dynamiting at Wallace.

Wallace, Idaho, Oct. 1S.-A deaf
ening explosion, supposedly of dyna-
mite, in the rear of the Klondyke sa-
loon on Cedar street, one of the main
startled Wallace at $50
O'Clock tonight. The explosion jar
red buildings for blocks around,
breaking out all the windows in the
rear portion of the Klondyke and
Bimetallic saloons, the latter adiuin
ing the Klondyke, and blowing 10
slivers the rear door of the Bimetal
lie. Both bar rooms contained many
men. No one was hurt, as the eN-
plosion was in the rear of the bar
room, but some we're momentarily
S unned,
The police are at al utter loss for
a clew as TO who set the powder OF f.,
though the force under Chief Langley
is making a searching investigation.
la the rear Of the Klondyke aud De
tween that saloon and the Bimetallic
is a narrow beard walk. 4 great hole
is blown in the walk and one theory
is that stick of giant powder was
thrown from one of the rooms over
one of the saloons by some enc with
a grievance. The entire town vas
awakened and everybody is excited
over the mysterious explosion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Knights of Pythias.

New Orleans, Oct. 19.-The fea-
ture of yesterdays Pythian conven
ton was the decision to consolidate
the Pythian Sisterhood, of 1000
mempbership, with the Rathbone Sis
tiers which has 125, 900 members.
The organizations will merge their
rituals.
The supreme lodge, knights of Ply
thias, spent the entire day, in the
election of officers. They adjourned
until tomorrow without having eleted
board of control or major general
of the endowment
The supreme tribunal handed down
a decision annulling the expulsion
of a member from Freedom lodge,
Worcester, Mass, on the charge of
having negro blood in his veins. The
case was remanded to the grand lodge
of Massachusetts. In case of Py-
THAN living in Chicago, name not
made public, it was found that this
member had been expelled for being
a bartender. Afterward he became a
saloonkeeper. The supreme tribunal
decided today that as the man had
been once expelled for being bar
tender he must lso be expelled for
being a saloonkeeper, and that the
supreme tribunal is unable to draw a
distinction between a bartender and
a saloonkeeper.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

The city fathers held a special
meeting in their quarters this morn
ing for the purpose of passing several
ordinances of interest. An ordin-
ance declaring the intention of the
city to grade the alley between Sher-
man street and Lakeside avenue from
First sreet to Fifth street was pre-
sented and read the first time for pas
sage. The rules we're suspended and
the ordinance passed.
An ordinance establishing the
grade of Fourth street from Occur d
Alene to Front street and estimating
the cost of grading the same was pre-
sented and read the first time for pas
sage. The rules were suspended and
the ordinance passed its third and
final reading and duly enacted an or
dinance of the village of Occur d.
Aleue.
An ordinance declaring the inten-
ton of the city to grade the same
street was presented and read the first
time for passage, and after the sus-
Pension of the rules. the ordinance
passed its third and final reading.
By motion and with the consent of
the board, Martin Meehan was ap-
pointed to act as sexton Of Forest
Cemetery, TO fill the place of S. NJ.
Smith, deceased.
The committee on finance and
Claims reported bills amounting tc
sdl3.95 and recommended their pay
ulent The board acting on the rec
ommendation ordered the bills set
tied.
he special committee which wa:
appointed to look after the placing
u arc lamps ON the streets reported
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
Quake Shook South Idaho.

Soda Springs, Idaho. Oct. lg.-
South eastern Idaho was shaken by
an earthquake at o'clock last
night. The shock lasted 30 seconds.
and seemed To move from north TO
south. No serious damage is report
ed, but the people in several towns
within a radius of 30 miles from
Montpelier were badly frightened
and rushed ont Of their houses in ex
citement.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
BURTON GOES TO JAIL

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 10. ~ expect
to start to st. Louis today or Satur
day To meet the marshal Of the St.
Louis federal division of the federal
court and accompany him to the Iron
county Jail and there begin serving
the sentence OF six months imprisou
ment imposed upon me. " said }. X.
Burton, ex-United States senator
this morning.
He said he was here arranging his
private affairs, and that his visit had
nothing To do with the pr posed
scheme to get him a pardon.
at would be foolish me, - be
said, to say that | would not &C
cept a pardon. because every body
knows tina, / would have no mure to
do with its acceptance than would
have to do with my conviction.
However, | will say that do not
want pardon, for | am innocent Of
this charge on which have been con.
victed. II is a matter Of principle
with me and | want to be allowed to
90 10 Jail.
''Of course, il the department Of
justice wired that may have a day
or two To arrange my private affairs
before starting 70 St. Louis, | will
take the time allowed, bat unless
receive such word | will start at
once. This has not come az sur
prise to me, and am prepared. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

He studied law in Dublin Office,
later on the passage Of the corn Law
in 1916, selling his estate and com.
ing to Illinois. Travelling the conn
try on horseback, he commenced 10
invest In land, and by urging pro-
gressiye farming, continued to ae-
quiro property up 10 the time of his
death
He leaves surviving two sons resid
ing at Washington, D. c., whree the
remains will be taken for burial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19
PASS CITY ORDINANCES

lamps placed at Fourth and Occur d.
Alene streets; Fourth and Sherman
streets, and Second and Sherman
streets. These lights entirely change
the appearance of the streets after
dark, and are a big improvement over
the past system of lighting.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-19

paying he expenses of the school.
Persons desiring to take this course
should communicate with Superin
tendent Barton, even though they do
not intend to enter until later IN the
year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

Referring to the suggestion that is
frequently made that Roosevelt will be
the Republican nominee for he Pres
idency in 1908. a subscriber asks Tile
INC Obscrer to print exactly
what Mr.. Roosevelt said about thv
matter.
AS soon as Mr.. Roosevelt received
the news tina he had been elected
press this carefully prepared state
ment:
con the fourth of March next, ]
shall have served three and a hall
years, and this three and a half year,
constitutes my first term. The wise
custom which limits the President to
two terms regards the substance and
not the form. and under no circsm-
stances viii | be q candidate for o.
accept another nomination.
He evidently foresaW that some Of
his enthusiastic friends would do pre-
cisely what they are doing, to-Wit
trying to compel him to do what he
said he would not do, for he declared
he would under no circumstances
"be a candidate for or accept another
nomination." The words "or accept
excludes the possibility of his permit
ting the convention to make him the
nominee, or to accept il they should
feel that he is the only man that could
carry them to victory.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11

.iths VI interest ~ rs argues
h..s n lis ne nat IRE la"
aEains: combinations II capitol i b
and Ia practice he sxaets for F.1a
t5on of la~ q r.t-ab.e hne while max
ing H. effort i, prevent further Fio
.ation~. - does tins nc9me an4 nh~r.
tlaa- tax policy n H. r. isat i"in
lie iii the end ~ i htpa.ritteAl pun
l~hmenJ fer the acquisition y "eali.
under la". Eta tins favor = class ans
against the mass upon the question g.
the repeal VI which ae Is Silent q
the crave.
II IS this fundamental difference +
Il common desire VI which the lAhE
cance and income Tx avs are N
physical expressions that Roosevelt
shows his accord with The unssnFerte.
>pirit IF rs party even II the monet
ssh i upon the surface hs rs most al.
a~ac!ousIy Democratic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
DAMAGES .oI; MAJ DE MEEE

Mrs. RIEka Sehein has opened up
re1. phase Of iurI~arudcnc- in the ae
ton she has brought against the <orti
German How'd steamship Company fol
damages for having made her sea ~ick
an her rriB from Bremen t. this coun-
Try. The plaiutin alleges that her hus-
band purchased for her a ticket on tn
.k4icer wilhelm DIR Crosse" but that
tba comnany failed 10 notify her lii
slime ANA she vas therefor. compeIle.
10 take massage on the ..Chcmnitz.' :.
n,ucb oder and inferior boat. I'll
"Chennitz" She declares. "bahaved s.,
badIvr thai she was sea sick 10 misery
IN, mas rat since recovered IrI
health
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-11
PREFERENTIAL STANDARD OIL.

"
As a sort OF reverence 10 the al
ministration Standard Oil stock drop
red +o, dol1arc . ehorn nnon the hiring
' ,i+ far -,
ing OF the government sun loI Us
dissolution and certain edltorla! OBJ
uc,,aru u.ho ara wont tn mingle their
- I ""9 +ha+ 49,
N'|i9 ~ Oh "N
the last year the stocks OF TINS cor
n0ration have declined from $500 to
e-c- .h.ro 1,eua If TO- r,ints or
%i53,oVV't00 upon inc caplt3I STOCK o.
500. 100000.
III. .a7 u,. I,,+ ,r;n ao+
" '"' '' "'
pay the average cItizeh 10 worry mucA
tlercat. lii the first place the innO-
cent widows aud cr0hanc wa have
-, -
H"0 Sii"iSS Oh Hl"l'dIu oiI
into their mite chests are still in no
danuor Of h.;nu turned ont 70 fraaza
-.
u ol pelhS eaten by Ihe hungry Won
Of hard times. Dividends still keep
nm ~ tho, ,a,,. 1i++1o ro+o % far+r ~,
49,
O'"' anu envy Ho" anu 'lTlI tlltl9 -
the cutting Of q juicy melon represent
ING the restraint of +hn fr1oai ,oin9od
Tab, y poo7-afu11an - -
'0'-" ~ - hi'AI15
them fifty or me hundred per cent
per anrum. This shows that John D.
pocLofa11ar :,
" i'' o"'S " 6''U lI"h'
put a cherry soul. That nobody is sur
Of thie Govt Sc ,,o+ +bo fa,14
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