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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
ATHLETIC CLUB SMOKER

The Athletic association held an
extensive smoker Saturday night at
the Conay Island pavilion. Several
contests were given. Harry Hayden
and b. Searles gave three round
boxing contest. They put up a good,
fast bout, Searles apparently hay
ing the best # the match. A wreR
thing contest between Jack Wade aud
George Scholer, was particularly APP
precIated. having put up an extraor
binary bout. They belonged at Spok-
ane.
George Douglass aud Ed. johnson
followed with two swift fast rounds
Of boxing. Douglass was particu-
larry good and clever. johnson
had Douglass bested 10 weight and
reach but Douglass made up In speed
and practice. The way they did
things was a revelation 10 the local
spectators who had been familiar
with slow motion. This bout was
enthusiastically received, much
cheering being given.
Jack White, of San Francisco
an Herbert Smith OF the local boys,
held two round boxing contest.
Smith had the best Of the match.
White Is q good maD, but light
weight, while Smith Is q velter
White failed to stand Smiths blows
on the jaw.
! Il was announced that Douglass
would be up next Saturday night TO
organize his class 10 boxing All
boys DESTROYS Of taking lessons will
be expected 70 report on or before
Saturday.
The attendance was not as large az
expected, but was very good under
! the conditions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
OHIO ELECTIONS
BECOME WARM
Result Will Indicate How State
Goes Next Year

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 9.-The
contest between the Mayor Tom l..
J ohnson and Congressman Theodore
Burton for mayor Of Cleveland prom
Uses TO be the most exciting political
event in the history Of the city. The
Endorsement II MI, Burton's candi-
dacy by Theodore Roosevelt, II Is
said, may be the foundation Of a
speech here by the president in the
latter part Of the campaign.
The democratic executive commit.
tee has called the city convention, at
which Mayor johnson and the ticket
with him Is % be named, for Sep.
TENDER 10. Mayor johnson has de.
olined to discuss the matter since
the announcement Of Burton as 4
candidate, but 1t 10 said he has as
surances that william J. Bryan aud
other leading democrats from varlou.
parts Of the country will be here Il
make speeches In his behalf.
The municipal elections in Ohio
this fall will DO cited aa atraws e
show which way the wind Is to blow
In the year Of the national elections
One of the stock arguments Of thS
anti Taft folk, inspired by the Gloss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
SENATOR'S HEALTH GOOD
A Season of Rest and Recreation
Beneficial.

Senator w. b. Hebyurn was in the
city over night. He has been spend
ing several days at Standpoint He
left this morning for st. Joe and
other upriyer and lake points where
he will make an extended stay. The
senator has greatly improved in
health and now pronounces himself to
be entirely we'll and he certainly
looks it. While in town he met l..
G. Irvine The two had been friends
% years ago when the senator was
in the law firm at Wallace, of Sing
Teton 4 Hebyurn. Irvine recalled
early experiences. MIR. Irvine having
secured the Senator's law firm to col.
lect a $500 Indebtedness which the
did In those days the young,
strong, broad shouldered Hepburn
took his supply of food, pick and
shovel and prospected in the mount
aims like hundreds of others, who
since like Attorney Singleton, have
gone to their long rest OIL have made
fortunes, becoming millionaires
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

friends Of Foraker and Dick, 10 that
even II Taft Is favored by a majority
Of the republicans OF his state, the
feeling Is 80 bitter between the fac.
tinns that Ohio would DO pretty sure
to go democratic In 1908. Now lt
is apparent that the national Issue is
TO be made 10 enter into this years.
local elections. Cleveland IL tho
largest city In the state, and. with
Burton the republican candidate Tor
mayor and the knowledge that the
administration 10 behind him, there
will be 4 sympathetic influence which
will extend to the other cities.
The administration expects TO win.
II recognizes the hard tlRht necessary
to defeat johnson, but understands
the moral effect u republican VIC.
tory under the circumstances. Ad.
ministration policies would loom up
along with local principles rs iaauea
in the elections all through the
state. The administration has no
doubt Of its power u fully sxertsd.
Then, IL results aocure according TO
theories already advanced, the wind
would be taken out Of the sails OF
those who express fear Of the state
going democratic In the presidential
year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

and Orange Blossoms, " a yirile vom-
edy drama, with scenes and plot laid
In EnlSand. The story was drama
tized from the novel by Bertha NJ.
Clay aud Is Of exceptional interest TO
all ages aud Glasses. The attraction
comes % the Au iitorimum Wednes.
day. Sept. IL, under the direction
Of the Rowland 4 Clifford Amnse
ment company, with the same cast,
the same scenic equipment as used In
both the metropolitan runs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
ANY HORSES BURNED

belonging to the City Day Scavenger
company we're cremated in a fire that
destroyed the eompany's stable at
1416 Bridge avenue last night.
Thirty tons of bay in the loft of the
barn, where the fire is supposed to
have started, we're also lost, making
the total loss over $40, 600 Only
about $4,000 of this was covered by
insurance. Out of 20 horses owned
by the company only four escaped,
two being taken from the stable by j..
E. BerIidge, an emploYe of the com
pany, and two being out with wagon
at the time. The fire started at 10
O'Clock.
The only man who was in the barn
when the fire broke out escaped with
his life, although he failed TO get
out any of the horses. \ number of
other employees of the company who
usually sleep in the barn were abssrsi
at the time of the fire. liver Soren.
son, president Of the company, is in
Pol tland, Ore, with his family, and
GeoRe f. Stone, secretary and treas
! urer, who lives near the barn, was
at the theater with his wife. James
l.. Berridge, vice president and fore
man was at the scene Of the fire short
ly after its outbreak.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
SHUN AMERICAN FLOUR
Shipments to Orient Fall
Astonishingly.

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 9.-F oreiRn
inquiry for American -four has near
ly ceased and the mills of Puget
sound are grinding less grain at the
present time than they have for years
during corresponding seasons. Ship
ments during the past few weeks have
fallen off remarkably and the mills
are running at half capacity and ir-
regularly.
"Millers are doing practically
nothing, said General Manager
Bib of the Tacoma Grain company,
in discussing the -four situation.
"High wheat has necessitated higher
prices on -four, and the foreign de-
mand has practically ceased. The
buyers in the orient have been hold
ing off their orders, thinking that
when the new wheat was ready for
shipment the prices would fall. In
stead, prices have risen. They are
now awaiting break in the market.
Unless wheat lowers in price it will
be some time before -four orders will
ONE in any number from the orr
emit -
The millers agree that the pric'
of new wheat is altogether too high
Mr.. Bihb states that the price is 7 o.
i s cents higher than.Is warranted
de looks for no Improvement in tn
-four situation until prices decline.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
REV. EREY COMES HERE
Methodists send Rev. Barker TO
CoIfaX

The appointments for the Metho
dist conference we're made to day at
Spokane. The new Methodist minis
ter for Occur d'Alene will be Rev.
W. II. Frye. who was formerly at
Moscow. Rev j p. Barker sill be
sent to Colfax. This is not far from
Mrs. BarkeI's former home. Post
Falls will have at it's Methodist
church, Henry Brown. Rsthdrum
will receive Rev a. K. Brown, and
Harrison, Rev. W Il, Robertson.
Rev j. p. Barker returned home
this afternoon. Dir. Barker has been
resident Of Occur d'Alene for the
past three years and will be greatly
missed by his people. The church
has grown treble under bis charge.
J. L. Carpenter goes To ST. Maries
this year The Methodists passed
strong resolutions condemninR the
action of the Spokane council in al
low ing the sale Of pools at the inter
state fair. They also urged that all
Methodist people retrsin from attend
ing the fair this year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
TERRELL MILL BURNED
Boatmen Claim it is Totally
Destroyed by Fire.

Boatmen brought word to town
Sunday that the Terrell sawmill at
the head of navigation had been
burned, Saturday night, to the
ground. 1t has been difficult to
learn the particulars of the oonfiagra
tion but it is said much lumber went
up in the smoke when the mill was
burned.
The loss is said to be about $40,
900. About 30 men were employed
and will be thrown out of employ.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
WATER CHARGES FIXED

The water commission has submit
ted its report which was published in
general some time ago in the Press.
Heretofore the water rate was based
upon the number of rooms after the
minimum rate was reached OF 81. rs
for five rooms or less. Now the min.
imum rate is set at 81. so Irrespective
of the number of rooms. Additional
room make no differa be in this fat
basis which provides for two faucets.
For carrying water from neigh
boring tap, the rate Is $3.50
per month. Heretofore it was 81.
For each additional sink there is
charge of % cents. The bath
tub lie % cents as heretofore.
The toilet is raised from % cents to
80 cents. COW or a horse costs %
cents.
Lawn rates which we're SO. 80 per
lot or S. for two lots, are placed at 81
for each lot 40 feet by so feet and
for each additional or fractional part
of lot 50.
Business rates are one faucet
with one sink, sl.50 per month,
which is quite reduction.
This includes dry goods and cloth
ing stores, harness shops, real estate
offices, cigar stores, tailor shops,
book stores, banks, fruit stands,
carpenter shops, offices, general aud
second hand stores. Extra for each
toilet, 30 cents For washing front
or side walk % cents, and steam and
hot water plant, 81 per month.
Halls and business blocks, besides
the 81. so per month, will be charged
80 cents for each additional basin,
toilet 81
Hardware and grocery stores, print.
ing offices, plumbing shops. billiard
halls, blacksmith shops and meat
maI kets will be charged not less than
lSl.75 for one faucet with lavatory
and extra sinks will cost $50 cents.
Drug stores, candy factories, CALLER.
les and bakeries will be charged -.
Barber shops with one faucet and
one chair will be 81. Lavatories DC
cents extra, bath tubs 81. Hotels,
lodging house Of 10 rooms, go Fol-
each additional 10 cents; bath sc
cents aud toilet ell
Saloons will be charged 80. so
sink 80 cents and toilet $3.50 Res
taurants will be charged 90. Add
tional sink % cents aud each foun
tain so cents. Laundries, liver,
stables, school buildings, brewerie.
and ice plant will be placed on snetei
basis.
y The patron may demand mete
| basis bat must pay all the cost Of il
installation. The meter rates vii
be 10, 600 or less per month. 80 cent
per 1000 gallons. Cha Fges are mad,
) for additional use of water. 1hl
5 minimum meter charge will be twr
dollars per month.
The price for making water servic
connection shall be as follows: On
half inch pipe, 81; three fourth
; inch, So 80; one inch pipe. $40.
All rates go into effect exeep
/, lawn, Oct. /, 1907. Lawn rates z
into effect Jan. /, 1908.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
RESERVATION PLATS
Now in Hands of Surveyor
General

General
Senator w. B. Hepburn was called
to Spokane today and therefore post
'poned his Wallace trip until tomor-
row. When seen he stated that the
survey was completed for the Occur
d'Alene Indian reservation and that
the field notes and reports we're now
in the hands of the United States sur
veyor general for Idaho who was re
quired to report within 60 days
This time has almost run. He will
submit his plats in the near future
AS soon as these plate reach
Washington city and are prop
erly inspected, appraisers will he ap
pointed who will complete their work
by early spring. They will allot the
lands to the Indians. In the spring
the balance of the land will be
thrown opn for homesteadinR. IL Is
not likely, however, that settlers can
file before the storms and cold has
ibateu sufficiently to allow entrance
upon the land.
Senator Hepburn stated he had tel
egraphed today TO the Secretary Of
Interior TO ascertain the status of tn,
reservation at the present time
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
SWEET HOLDS
BORAH'S FATE
laid That He Can Clear or Con-
ViCt the Senator

Boise, Idaho, Sept. cit has
en known ever since the United
ties grand jury adjourned in the
hing, after finding the timber fraud
against a large number
persons, including Senator Borah,
III William Sweet, the principal
hess before the jury, claims to
been coeroed into giving some
lions of his testimony and that
i portions were distorted. The
has now got out, and the pub
Is wondering what Sweet intends
10. He has stated that he told a
light story before the grand jury,
that it was twisted into meaning
{ he did not intend. Sweet is the
ID who started timber land opera
ns in the Boise basin section, max
the frat contracts there. He
Fied on his operations quite extern
Ny, and the lands for which he
tracted eventually became the
perty of the Barber Lumber COM
y, or a portion of them. One
is that he was promised imlnun
He was not arrested at the
the grand jury sat and it was
known he had been indicted I'M
be blanket indictment was made
10 the other day. So far as
m, he has never Gained he was
ed he would not be prosecuted,
he has stated he was bulldozed to
an extent that he was led into
be- differences not warranted by
cts. lie is now in Oregon, but
stated he will be back here at
me of the trials.
hether Sweet will give just the
testimony he is said to have
before the grand jury none
to know, but a story is in cir
ion that he will repudiate much
hat he said to the grand jurors,
east, in 80 far as he conveyed in
ces damaging to innocant per
e fact that an indictment was
ned against him indicates the
nment intends to be in a
on to hold him fast.
general belief of those best
on the case is that he will tell
hat he did, and make it clear
Ow and who we're implicated
alleged conspiracy.
EN- Sweet came here as a witnes!
Ashland, Ore, his expense wa'
by the gorevernment, and it ii
rstood the government defrayeC
kpenses in returning home. i
ring him now under indictmen
an against him, or he may com
oluHl arily and, taking the stand
laa up some matters which it i
sid bis grand jury testimony confus
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
FRUIT EXHIBIT
All Adjacent Schools Invited to
Participate.

The committee having in charge
the fruit exhibit, will invite all the
adjacent school districts with their
pupils to participate in the fruit
display to be held here in the near
future. The test of the children s
knowledge will be made in the city
rather than in the high school build
ing, as first intended. Prof. H II.
Barton and Messers Sischo and Buck
ley are the executive committee
The exhibit is to be the largest ever
held in our city and the work is
progressing better than expected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

o Foster, who recently opened q
clothing store in the Franklin block,
was arrested yesterday on the charge
of violating the Sunday closing Law.
He was required TO put up a cash
bond o. $50 for his appearance Tues
day. This is the first instance where
a merchant of Occur d'Alene has
been arrested on this charge. Mr..
Foster recently moved to Occur
d'Alene from Washington. He claims
he was ignorant OF the law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
NEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE
H. H. Hubbard Opens an ONCE
in Exchange Bank Building.

II. II. Hubbard, who was formerly
in the Lake City Hardware store, has
opened a real estate office IN room 9
of the Exchange National bank.
Besides real estate, be will carry sew
| ersl lines of insurance. Every old
settler knows MIR. Hubbard, who Is "a
thoroughly up to date business man
and OF reputed honesty. There is no
question but that he viii do an
excellent business which will
increase as time goes ON.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

j. S. Douney, of Sherman Clay 4
Company's music store, is in the city
today. He expects 10 open In the
near future a piano business in con-
nection with the Schwartz Music
store ON Fourth street.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
LOST BALL CANE
wins over Lakssndsrs
6 to s..

W o.
A large crowd Witnessed yesterday
the last bail game Of the season
which was played by the Occur
d'Alene team. II was between the
LaksIdeTa and the Wardnsr team and
was not considered we'll played. A
large crowd Of Footera from WaFdneF
accompanied the visitors 20 Occur
d'Alene. A special excursion had
been arranged and over $50 people
awaited themselves Of the oppoTtuni-
ty 70 see the ball game and 20 visit
our city. They enjoyed themselves
very much The score stood;
Occur d'Alene 0Ol 000A o
wardner ..0210 l01l 2
or g to Ia favor OF the visitors.
On the whole tho Occur d'Alene
team has had very successful season,
having met some strong teams and
winning the games.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

ment. The mill belonged to w. w.
FerIell who is an old timer in the st.
Joe country.
No one seems to be able to tell
how the fire originated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
Thorns and Orange Blossoms.

Few plays have attained a more
widespread popularity than '"Ehorns
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
Sues for WAGES.

An interesting suit has been died
at Rathdrum before Probate Judge +.
A. Mccall
Col /. n. Peyton has been sued by
Malbina Owens for s170 alleged TO
be due her for labor and service
while in the employ of Mr.. and Mrs,
Peyton since the family moved from
Los Angeles, California.
H. will be remembered that NAL
bina Owens was the colored laundress
who recently won considerable no.
toriety because of her action in a re-
cent case IN which she demonstrate
ed her enthusiasm and gratefulnes to
her attorney by kissing him. The
Owens woman has left for her Los
Angeles home. The case will be
heard Sept IA at Rqthdrum.
In paid local for Marley Fisher,
the ieweler. publish ed Saturday IN
the Press, a portion of the figure touI
got mashed, leaving only the stem
which made 1t appear that he was sell
ling Rogers Bros. knives and forks
for 81. % when it read 81 20 set.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09

Iaft helder Of the New York
American league Jeam, who can
always be counted ON for q timaly
hit.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-09
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-01
TELEGRAMY.

Rzym, l kwietnia. - Ze FRO
dia najwiarygodniejszego mad
chodzi waidomosc, re ma przysz-
lynn konsystorzu d, 18 kwietnia,
oprocz wymienionych juz pred
tenn kandydatow ma kardynalow,
zostanie mianowany kardynlem
tkze pewien Biskup merykahski.
Bedzie MIN, jak zapewniaja, ]. E
Ks. Arcybiskup Quigley Chica-
go. w zwiazku z ta wiadomoscia
donosza, re Najprzew. ks. Biskup
Muldoon otrzyna wlasna dyece-
Eye ma zachodzie, a Biskupem
sufraganem w Chicago zostanie
jeden z prob. w Chicago. 0 lie
wiadomo, bedzie to proboszcz je-
dnej z wielkich parafij polskich
w pofudniowo zachodniej dziel-
nicy miasta Chicago.
Genua, / kwietnia. - Pc one
gdajszej konferencyi kanclerza
von Buelowa z wloskim mini
strem Tittoni, w Ropollo, nastapi-
la wczoraj dluzsza konferencya,
kt6ra zakohczyia sic tragicznem
zajsciem. Z panem Tittoni byf u
kanclerza niemieckiego prywatny
jego sekretarz, Signor Zartoviel-
10. w ciagu .konferencyi pan
Zartoviello wyszedl z domu, W
kt6rym dyplomaci sic naradzali
zaszedl do sasiedniej cuiiArni,
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R0zne notatkl teisgradCzna.

- Dzisiaj rano przyszio W Dumie
rosyjskiej do ostrych debat. po kt6-
rych premier Stolypin oswiadczyi, re
ME pozostaje mu mic innego, jak po-
radzi6 monarsze rozwiazac parliament
Opowiadaja sobie We Wiedniu,
ze cesarz Franciszek Jozef jest oze.
niony pewna hrabianka polska cd
lat pieciu / zamierza W tych dniach
publicznie tenn oznajmic.
- Premier francuski Clemenceau
wczoraj rano W scisiem incognito byi
W pewnym kosciele paryskim ma na-
boaenstwie rezurekcyjnem.
z powodu radosnego wydarzenia
ma divorce hiszpahskim, zjazd krola
Edwarda z kr6lem Alfonsem zostai
odlozony.
Pomiedzy telegramami nadesz-
lynli do Madrytu re wszystkich dwo-
row europejskich, brakowalo telegra-
mu cd cesarza Wilhelma. Ia to prezy.
dent francuski wyslai diva telegramy.
w jednym mich mianowai starszego
2 bliznniat admiraiem floty francu-
skiej.
w Bernie szwajcarskiem "a
strajkowali bankierzy z powodu, 70
ogioszono tam urzedowo 51a procent
jako najwyzsza stope procentoWe-
Wszystkie banki pozamykane.
q Londynu donosza, re cztery
wielkie ohrety wojenne spiesznie wy
ryszyiy ku nowo pojawiajacemu sig
ladowi Ma Oceanic Atlantyckim, aze-
by ma MIN zatknae flage angielsKa-
- Cesarz chinsh studyuje opec-
ME zassdy mahometanizmu. cesaFs0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-01

wa wdowa natomiast przyjmuje cze-
sto d1wiedzfny dwoch rabinow zy.
dowskich.
w czasie przyszlych .wybor6w ma
Kubie, og6i glosowac bedzie mad kwe.
stya przylaczenia rzeczypospolitet do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
We wszystkich fabrykach ze--
laza W Pittsburgh podwyzszono robo-
tnikom place 25 procent,
- John d. Rockefeller wyznaczyl
znowu $40,000,00O ma wybudowanie !
uposazenie 20 uniwersytet6w amery.
kahskich W Chinach W Tybecie.
= w Buffalo, N. Y, pojawilo sic
take polskie pismo codzienne p. t..
,Polski Amerykanin".
w Cleveland, o., raczej W sa-
siedztwie tego miasta powstaja try
wielkie fabryki, niemi nowe mia
steczko. Oryginalna rzecza jest. ze
wedle planu architekta Younga mia
steczko to ma tworzyc jeden gmach,
kt6ry W miare potrzeby wciaz moze
bye przybudowywany nadbudowywa-
ny. ma kt6ry Drzeznaczono ma razie
try akry gruntu.
w Oneonta, N. Y, 103 letnia
Margart Mire, zona 107 letniego Johna
Mire powiia c6reczke. Matka / dziec.
ko zdrowe.