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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
LAUNCH
BRYAN BOOM
Followers to Meet in Washington
for that Purpose

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.-unleas
plans go sadly awry, the good shir
Bryan win again be safely launched
ia the political seas on next Tuesday
night. when John sharp Williams,
senator-eleet from Mississippi, will
open bottle OF extra dry" and de-
clare. In burst OF impaasioned ora
tory, Il chriaten thee Bryan"
The occasion viii be three-dol'
lar-a-plate banquet 10 be given BY
the local democracy az the Raleigh
hotel, in honor of the distinguished
Nebraskan. II Is expected that not
less than 500 admirers Of the Nebras,
kan will gather about the fiesta
board, and among them will be some
OF the democratic stalwRrts OF the
nation. Governor Hoke Smith OF
Georgia, Governor Wartield II Mary.
land. Congressman John Sharp VIII
liama. Of Mississippi, senator lsldnI
Rayner, and, probably, Mayor Tom
Johnson Of Cleveland. Senator Bailey
OF Texas and William Randolph
Hearst will be among the number
who will participate in the formal
launching Of the Bryan boom, VII.
lis J Abbott. democratic press agent
In the previous Bryan campaigns, 4
chairman OF the committee IN eharg,
OF the arrangements for the great
feed.
Mr.. Bryan's recent declaration IN
the Commoner 10 the effect that b.
Is not actively seeking the nomina'
tion, but that he would accept Il u
the rank and ale Of the party should
demand It. has somewhat clarified
the situation The admirers Of Mr.
Bryan will seek 70 convince him Al
the gathering next week that be Il
the party's choice.
The only ny in the ointment" Al
present Is the possibility that huti
Senator Bailey Of Texas and william
Randolph Hearst viii accept th'
invitations rendered them by tn
committee. II such thing shoul'
occur, and the Texas statesman ani
the New York editor should be abl
TO restrain their feelings OF anlm0s
ity and abide lamb-iike for an entir
evening, II viii serve as the creates
possible proof that the warning ele
ments within the party have decide
20 bury the Ratchet aud work 81
gether yaliantly for a democratic sic
tory next year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
NEws ROREcAsr TOR MONDAY
Democratic Convention Meets In
Washington.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Among
the important news events aehedui-
ed for Monday are ths following:
Hearing will be held IN Chicago
TO decide legality o. the voting Of
$500 shares Of Illinois CaatFai
stock held BY the New York Nut
ual Life Insurance company,
National Drainage association viii
begin annual convention - john
Hopkins University. baltimore.
Andrew Carnegie viii celebrate
his 10th birthday. having been bora
In Dumforline. Scotland, November
IS. 1897.
Democratic leaders from all over
the country will gather in washing
ton for conference, which win
conclude with a banquet Tuesday
night
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

had been source OF trouble. Is
any one after bis assassins7 Where
are the officers of the law The same
officers now who are prosecuting the
case were officers then" He stated
that the state took no interest In the
finding of the body until Steve Adams
had refused longer to do the bidding
Of Mcfarland They then began
to look for evidence with which tc
take his life.
"A jury In the state OF Idaho that
would find the defendant guilty and
hang him. even after they knew he
was guilty, after a fraud like thit
prosecution has been, would be q
blot on the fair name of the state Of
Idaho which would not be lived down
before the last man now living IL
dead"
He claimed the Identification was
not proven. He showed how many
different opinions prevailed concern.
ing the color OF the hair and other
portions Of the skeleton. He scored
whitney for the state He said ~
the truth lay between whitney and
/ Adams who would not believe Adams
II the truth lay between Whitnel
and a yellow dog. who would not be
lieve the yellow dog. whitney. a.
nicer OF the Law violates HIS oath o
once TO come up 70 perjure hlmsel
simply to tie a rope around Steve Al
ans mech"
barrow closed his arguments 3
2:30 p. m. and was followed by J. II
Hawley for the state. He will clos
al this evenings session, and N
Judge viii give his instructions I
the jury and turn the fate Of Adam
over 70 them.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
MRS, TAEaUERAY" Is NAUGHTY
win Not be Played for Female sta-
denta.

BOSTON, Nov. 2s.-hrn. Patrick
Campbell has been notifed that her
engagement Cor Monday night at the
Academy OF Music In Northampton
has been cancelled and that she Will
not be allowed 10 appear IL that play
house. The reason given 10 that che
faculty Of Smith college has decld-
Cd that The second Mira. TanqueE-
ay." In which Mrs, Pat IN now play
ing. is too lndelicate and naughty TOT
the young women students of the
famous female college. The Acad-
emy Of Music Il the only municipal
theateF In the East and Prealdent
seeley Of smith college h \ trustee.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
Discussed Browning.

The Literary department OF the
woman.s club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. J. II. Williams 81
the home Of Mrs. Fred BurEan. A
pleasant session was enjoyed. Rob
ert browning was the topic under
Discussion. The following program
was rendered under the leadership
Of Mrs Sargent: Poem. ''Taabal's
Child and Death Alone Ms.
John Kennedy; Reading. Death In
the Desert. Mrs. Keefe; 'sThe Life
and Character Of Browning" MFu.
Earl Rogers. paper. "Browning's
style" Mrs. Mcclsar: reading,
''England's Attitude Toward Amer
lea In her Struggle for Union." lsrs.
Burgan.
Quotations from Browning ~ each
of the members were given. followed
b. = dainty luncheon. A social sss.
sion concluded the msetlnK. me
department win meet with MIRA
Arnold In two weeks.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

then all the criminal has to do 20
square himself before an American
Jury is to get another criminal &c
go in with him and build up an alibi
and then swear TO it. Continuing he
said: Turn him loose IL you will. II
you think 1t right. and you will be
turning loose a red handed murder
er to prey at viii on other people
and again battle his hand In innocent
blood" He said the motive Of Ad-
ans was $500 cash. knight became
very poetical and closed by telling
the jury to do its duty.
barrow, in calm. easy manner,
stated that a man might be excused
for begging zealously for the acquit-
tai OF a man to save his life but nc
man should excuse the state or ia
officers for begging to have a man
hung. He severely condemns In
scorchIng denunciation Attorney
Knight for his begging the jury e
convict Adams in order 70 take hii
life. With keen wit he played upor
the poeticaI expressions OF knight
He held that this trial was Of al
those individuals who had been In thu
labor troubles. He exclaimed. Eth
prosecution in this case Is humbuI
and a fraud from the beginning
trying Steve Adams because he wen
back on Mcfarland and not that b.
murdered Fred Tyler"
THE state Of Idaho does not dar
hang Steve Adams. Tell me tina
Gov. Cooling, Mcfarland and Haw
ley can take Steve Adams when he
not charged with a crime, coax him
feast him. promise him, 20 obtai
certain statements. and then TAX
his life for II. on no. They can
do that. This is simply a case Of ul
] ing Steve Adams to satisfy their DE-
sires TO convict other men for polii
zeal purposes" He said that III
Jury would not convict because Ac
: ans was used az a tool. 4Bouie va
! dead and everyone In that ssttl'
: ment reioiced. he said. He elaine
! the reason for this rejoicing was b
cause they were human and Boul
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
RETAIL MERCHANTS TO MEET
Listen to Address by Prominent
Speakers.

SPOKANE, Wash. Nov. 23.--Re-
tail merchants from all parts OF the
Inland Empire Of the Pacific North
west viii be invited by +, =, Good
all, president Of the Spokane cham
Der OF commerce. and A. w, Doland,
president Of the Spokane Jobbers' as
ISOLATION. to meet In Spokane. satur-
day, Jan. is, when Gov, Albert Il.
Mead, United States Senators Ank-
eny and Piles and Congressman
Jones. Humphrey and cushman will
be among the speakers. The pur-
pose Is TO form a buyers excursion,
following the annual conventions OF
the Inland Empire Hardware Deal
ers' association and the Inland EN-
pire Retail Dealers association in
this city. Jan. 10 TO II. The plan
was proposed by e. w. Eyenson. sec
rotary OF the Inland Empire Hard.
ware Dealers association, az the last
meeting OF the board Of trustees Of
the chamber OF commerce, suggesting
that the last named organization be
come sponsor. This met With in
slant favor. members of the boarC
pledgIng their support and co-opera
tion in the movement, II this Is /
success and meets with the favor o
the towns and cities in the spokan'
country. II Is planned TO have excur
sions every three months
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
Prizes for the Babies

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 23Infants
and children OF varying age. color
condition. took part today in the
aildronn's carnival at jamestown
exposition. and prizes we're awarded
the handsomest. best developed and
Ist talented. as well as a special
premium to the mother OF the largest
brood. Several little children from
the japanese concession were entered
and displayed their talents in COM
petition with white children.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
INSURANCE MEN 10 MEET
win Talk 10 Policy Holders and
Agents.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--Presidsnt
Darwin r. kingsley o. the New York
Life Insurance company, Vice Pres
ident Thomas 4. Ruckner and other
prominent life insurance men leave
today for 81 Louis. where on Mon1ay
they will address = great meeting Of
the western policy hoiaera aad az
ents Of the company. David r. Fran
cia. who Is a director Of the New
York Life, will also make an address
on the relations OF the company C
the business interests Of the Wet
aud Southwest. the holding VI
publ meetings. ia which the pEesi-
dent talks to policy holders. IL an In
novation that viii " ,bablv BE- car.
lied cut Ia All fns large cities % the
country.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
ROYAL WEDDING IN GREECE
Prince and Princes to Join Hearts
and Hands

PARIS. Nov. 23.--it Is announced
that the marriage OF Princess Marie
BonapaFte and Prince George Of
Greece. second son ~ the king 81
Greece. will probably take place next
week ia Athens. The prospective
bride is q daughter Of Prince Roland
BonAparte Her troaseau has been
completed and iE the most magulii.
seen In Parts since the advent Of the
Third Republic. II comprises sixty
eve complete costumes, dozen hats,
a profusion Of costly turs and sables
acres OF linen and other valuable
articles Of apparel The linEeris
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
DIRECTORS MEET
Consider Foundry and Machine Shop
Offer,


Consider Foundry and Machine Shop
Offer.
The directors Of the commercial
club met last evening in the Office OF
Judge R. T. Morgan to consider the
proposition of o. e. Norquist, OF
oakesdale, who proposes to erect a
foundry, machine and boiler shop in
our midst, provided he can secure
the proper location for his plant
He desires about three acres to be
given him at some place adjacent the
water front. He himself will expend
over $4,000 to begin with which he
will increase from time to time al
business and the exigenciesof the
times demand Perhaps 20 men will
constitute the number employed at
first but this number would be in
creased as the plant grew. The props
osition means much TO our city IL II
can be brought here. The directors
turned the matter over to chairman
]. c. White and secretary r. T. Nor
gan to see what arrangements may
be effected.
II was determined to open the clut
rooms within the next two weeks
with an old fashioned smoker.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23


who ever faced jury in Idaho. Mr..
barrow stopped him. saying his eli
ent was merely charged with the
murder of Fred Tyler. The judge
warned Mr.. knight to keep within
the evidence. and Mr.. barrow was
granted an exception to the state
ment knight had made.
II will talk to you only of the Ty-
Ter case" said Mr.. knight, 'but by
their own admissions counsel for
Adams have involved him in other
crimes"
Diving into the evidence, Mr.
Knight said that Archie Phillips
testimony alone was sufficient to es-
tablish that Steve Adams was in
the vicinity of the scene of the muir
der within a week prior to the time
Tyler disappeared.
THAT statement alone establish
es Adams guilt and agrees with his
aIibi."
Reading from Phillips testimony.
he said: Il did not see Adams on the
trail or in the vicinity of mine OF
Tyler's cabin for a week before ]
missed Tyler.
That" continued Knight, lis
what the defense claims exactly. Ad-
ans. they say, left the Marble creek
country about the last of July or the
first of August. Alibi in Latin means
elsewhere, elsewhere when a crime
is committed and not elsewhere
when the date of the murder is fixed
in some prosecuting attorneys infor-
nation. II alibis such as Adams has
are to be believed, we might just at
well close up the prisons.
Says Price Exulted.
"In his opening statement Mr. OAR
row let slip the key to his defense
1t was the testimony of Frank Price,
who rushed to the river the day
Boule was killed and shouted the
news across the river to Mason with
great citation. Mr.. barrow said
Good news travels fast, even in the
foiest. Price goes on the stand and
shows exultance in every thread oil
his testimony. He said he was glad
that Boule was killed. BY their ties.
timony the defense hopes to establish
that murder is right | have had &
short career as an attorney. but
hope that | shall never hear such 4
declaration again"
There was scarcely breathing
room in the courtroom and adjacen
halls when Mr. Knight made his ar
gument. 1t was the largest crowd o
the trial. Mr. Knight was intense
ly dramatic and forceful in hi
r words
, Today the court room was CROWDS
until standing room was at prem
ium, many taking their seats at Z q
m.
Attorney knight continued hi
4 address, attacking the defense's wit
I nesses and he numerically faye
9 Frank Price. He said II dare sa
with the accomplice OF the dastardl
: crime, the defense attempts to prov
the alibi." IF this is all 1t takes
: clear a man of a dastardiy Grim
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
POULTRY RAISING
About $4,000 Realized from Fowls
and Eggs.

The income derived by the ranch
ers from poultry Is usually consider
ed OF little value. However. the
raEShsrs In the vicinity Of Occur
d'Alene sold over 22.50o chickens
within the last year. These aVerag-
ed four pounds each and brought on
an average is cents per pound or
~ cents per chicken. This gave the
ranchers over $4,000. Over 1900
turkeys were marketed. These
weighed on an average of 16 pounds
each and brought the rancher 90
cents a pound or $500 per bird, ag-
gregating $4,000,
over $500 was realized from geese
and ducks.
To sum up. there were 24,50O
fowls marketed at Occur d'Alene,
which brought the ranchers s21.-
500.
These figures were obtained from
local poultrymen who maintained
that the figures are very conserva-
tive. probably falling considerably
short OF the correct figures. This
does not include the sale Of eggs
which many claim netted the ranch
er much more than the proceed
from the sale OF the fowls. Should
this be true. which is very probable
the local ranchers receive nearly
$50, 900 annually from this source
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

Miss Agnes Nc cieary. q teacher
In our public schools was very pleas
antly surprised and entertained last
evening at the home Of Miss Seiiie
caraway. residing in the springWat.
er addition About 90 pupils took
this method Of Indicating their -.
TEEN for her before her departure for
the east.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

alone cost $4,000. Much criticism
has been INDUCED In BY Partisan
merchants because the princes
bought her entire trosseau at = SIN
gle house. and that not a Preach but
an Austrian Arm.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23
A BOOSTER BUTTON

VIII heip occur hlehe anu the
Library.
The library committee Of the Wo-
mans club has secured a number OF
booster buttons OF neat and attract.
i've design, which they are selling at
81 each. There are both pins and
buttons, the colors being gold, prune
and silver. A circle ineloses lone
pine tree growing from a hill, in the
state shield. In the border OF the
circle are the words Occur d'Alene,
Idaho" and EN- Ayant," French
words meaning forward. The design
is very attractive and will become
popular.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

DR.. WALTER n. GILLETTE.
Ex-Eiee president q the Mutual Lie
Insurance company. who was convict
ed OF perjury by a New YORK jury.
II was charged that he had testified
falsely about the company's yellow
dog fund
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-23

WAlA0W A1191 TIT -
IT. knight characterized Adams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

T.,n number Of dog licenses Whlrl
have been issued from tie Office on the
city clerk to date is 2l2. and as the
docr nopulation Of the city has htrc''-
f,r,. been about 400. according To IN"
ru,nhcr licensed on previous years II
would seem to indicate that there nae
bcen 4 great falling off in the nun"'f
Of canine pets in the city. or else there
* much Iaxity on the part of the own
~ III complying with the law when
provides for the licensing or dogs ne
nrru season on unliCenS"d dogs R"tS
into effect Friday. May -. on when
d,+o IN accordance with the provisions
OF Section 40 of Chapter of the Ike
,isaI Statutes, the mayor OF c2Ch Cilg
and thn municipal officers Of towns ana
plantations shall issue Warrant u
ono or more police officers or con-
stables directing them 70 proceed
forthwith either to kill or cause t" ne
killed all dogs not licensed or coiiar'd
ar enclosed according TO the provisions
Of this chapter. and to enter complaint
= AGAINST the owners or keepers thereon
and such officers shall receive from
the city. town Or plantation 81 Tor eacF
dog 50 killed The law Will ne en-
forced in Augusta and the life ct t;!'
unlicensed dog within the citE luni5,
after Friday will he frauSht WIN
great deal of uncertainty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07
BASKET PARTY AND DANCE,
Henry G. STAPLES Camp, S. Of ". En
tertains Friends Monday EVENING.

The basket party and dance Of Hen
ry G.. Staples Camp :. II T.. ana fn-
which tho members of the camp had
h"cn preparing f"r some ,inr past,
cam" "it at Grand Army hail last even
lis. :'-d WAS Il SO, i&i event which wuS
pr"dut tive Of !; great d,;jl Of pleasure
fer MI present. 'rhr par;y WAS ar
ranged with a view Of raiSin" money
t. hclr d"fraH thu EXPRESSES of the cu!I-
ms annual cncam.Micmt Of I'll" Maine
HiViSion Of the Sons Of Veterans which
viii be held in this city June and 8.
ana was a decided success
M'Hbcr~ Of the nrticr Wcrc present
from various places in this section OF
II" State. Including Oakland. Water
VILE, Newport. South China. Lewiston
AM also III" nearby cities Of I!alluWrll
aud Gardiner, ANA these with the
members ana friends ~ IN local c:,lnp
fIII"d the hall With = jolly gathering.
ON" of the feature, of tn" evening
WAS th" auction sale Of TIL. basket, Of
good things which had been brought
by the young ladies of the party. the
sale being conducted by Col. f. ".
S"ulo as auctionerr. VINO WAS equally
as seductive in getting good prices for
the haSkct& Is he Is when selling ron,
cstal" ana hous, hold goods. ana tho
auction provided 10 cnd Of mcrrimcnt
Later in IN" evening cam" the SER
vice "f rcfrcshn"EtS ANA this in turn
WAS followed Hy Il social dance. fnr
which music was furnished 6y Dennis
Orchestra. The dance was participat-
ca in IN a 1lr.,rn IltItt,I,,,. .,-,. ,,..,,. ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07
The Jamestown Exposition.

rae jamestown Exposition. which
opened On Apr!l 10Th. 1907. promises to
bc one Of the most interesting Of the
larger eNToSitiona which have been
held in later years. Its location at
ScWall's Point, on the historic Hamp-
ton Reads. some nine miles from the
city of Norfolk Virginia. and directly
Opposite Old Point Comfort. i'll itself
VIII appeal 10 many, and the magnifi-
cert array !" WarshipS that will con-
@r"catc here from all the countries of
tn" world viii attract il tremendous
number If uconlc from all parts Of the
American continent. as we'll as from
ah"&nd. 10 Canadians who have not
h1d the privilege Of visiting the South
this cvort VIII b" the best opportunity
that will present itself. and the low
transportation rats that are offered
viii lend an additional attraction.
The only Canadian exhibit at this
Srca: Fair VIII be that Of the Grand
Trunk Halfway System, who have
erected j building OF their own. in
which til" resources ana attractive
features If Canada Will 10 shown, ana
At which building Canadians will he
welcome. and whore AL information
may ~ obtained. Another feature
that IL offered is the nHny different
routes that can be taken to this EX-
position from Canada, including rail,
river ana ocean Journeys. The true
hospitality Of the Southern people, the
hi.1orioiiy that surrounds the locality,
ana thc many things 10 See ANA do.
should be- the mcnns of inducing a
large number To 60 frGm the north.
Grand Trunk Agents will gladly give
as to rates and routes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

with hcr son. J. &. Minot in this city,
returned home yesterday.
George r. Dalton Of northampton,
y. H.. was in the city yesterday on
n"ttrrs Of business ana during his
stay was 4 guest Al Hotel North.
llr* Valerie LeClair ana daughter.
Cl1irilda LeClair Of Lewiston. WHO
PASSED the sabbath as the guests Of
Augusta relatives, returned home Mon
day afternoon.
\ :. (. ". Simpson. assistant secrc-
t'ry Of III" Maine Senate, now the
Mdinr representative Of -. c. Heath &.
CO., III" tcNtE"ol. publishers was IN the
city on husinc.:i Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

The work of finishing up the macad-
anizing Of the HaIloWell road is fast
approaching completion and the work
will soon be done, which will give one
ot the finest pieces Of roadway in the
city. The completion Of the roadway
on Western avenue will then be taken
un ard after that the other pieces Of
road which were left unfinished last
"a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

At The regular meeting Of Calanthc
Lodge, *. Of r., Wednesday evening
there will be work in the Knight de
gree, and all Sir knights who may BE-
sojourning in the city are cordially in
NitcN 10 be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

Among the intentions Of marriage
which have been recorded at the office
Of the city clerk within the past few
days are those Of Napoleon Jarvis and
Eva Pclkey, both Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

Augusta owners Of property at Ocean
Point will be interested to know that
one of the Eastern Steamship COS.
steamers touches at the Point daily.
leaving Bath after the arrival of the
train which connects at Brunswick
with train A. which latter train leaves
Augusta at $40 A. NJ. The steamer
will also call at the Point on the re-
turn trip i'm the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-07

W. W. Jackson is making some it'll
rroVemcnts at tho residence of Jess" X.
Brown on South Chestnut street in tn.
way Of laying hard wood floors III sry
cIdl Of the rooms.