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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
a NANNY pREnlCTIoN

HIahop ThobuFn, Of tho Methodist
Episcopal church, missionary who
Il we'll known among the MethodistB
Of the civilized world, predicts that
this Country will, In few years, be
oyeFFun with Hlndua, Chinese. Jap
anese and Koreans. 1--WE may a.
we'll try to keep back the tides Of the
ocean as To keep these people out"
be says. "No matter what the FOwdy
element does, they arc coming;" and
We might add, that they are receiv
lng the encouragement Of such we'll
meaaing, but misguided missionaries
90 che bishop, The coming OF these
people complexities, rather than sim
pllass the race problem, aud just so
sure N they oome In increased mum
beers the sooner will be inauGurated
= carnival Of blood aud slaughter u
will hs history repeating itself; the
putting In force 81 tho never chang
Ing Law Of nature, ''the survival Of
the atest'' tho superiority Of the
white race and its determination TO
NOT BE- oveFFun by the ooloFed races.
Those missionaries who are attempt
ing to force the Aaiaties onto the
people Of the Pacific coast are tempt
Toe the god Of war TO prepare for the
''teast of the slaughter.
You may inject all the Chrlattanl-
". morality and humanity Of tho
world Into the race problem aud the
white man will still maintain his
Superiority " II cost blood and riot
10 do Il. IL ls his lnboFn nature,
bred IN him from the dawn OF tho
race aud can no more he changed than
you could change the movement Of
the planets. Missionaries do the
oFisntals gFievloua wrong " they
do not discourage their coming 20
this country, for ~ sure ~ Bishop
Thoburn'a predictions are verified,
that certain IL there To como bloody
conflict The hattie of Bellineham
will prove TO have been mere play
thing beside che real nght,
The problem il a serious Que, and
the bishop does not know the temper
of our people II he believes that op-
position will be- confined 20 tho row
dy element. when the conflict comes
members Of his own church will be-
found side by eide with members Of
other denominations resisting the In
WESTON, peaceahly " possible, by tor
% " necessary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
More transportation Facilities
ImperatiVely Needed.

ss Chairman MARTIN a KNAPP
oIHlNG seems TO me important the present time
nothing has much TO do with national prosperity in
the Immediate future provide with least possible
delay VERY GREAT INCREASE IN OUR TRANS
fokiAIloN FACILITIES The profitable output of the farm
The forest and the factory measured by ability to move the
product promptly and eheap from producer consumer pon
an increase Of profitable production depends CONTINUED AID
VANCE in material wealth. and increased production ust in
turn depend upon enlarged facilities for their distribution
The needs Of the country in this regard growing with aston
ING rapidity They have ouTGRoWN carrying CAPACITY of
our railroads The surplus from operations entirely made
qnae to supply present necessities.
AN IMMENSE AMOUNT or FRESH CAPITAL MUST az IN.
VISITED IN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS IN ORDER THAT oua m
T1aHAI COMMERCE MAY DEVELOP AND PROSPERITY ASIDE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
cnnRT HOUSE SITE.

The question Of county scat remov r
a from Rathdrum to this city will
come up for settlement at the next
general alection, and one Of the most
important matters 10 enter that con-
test will be a location for court house
aud other county buildings. Avail
able sites are limited, Ia fact W.
knoW 1t bat one block CLOSE enough
In To be convenient, yet distant from
the business center far enough and
that Is block 20. bounded by 18th, In
diana, Wallace and 9th streets. II
contains but two private residences
and the Catholic hall. What this
property can Re purchased for We do
not know. but thsFe are no other
block, with fewer buildings suitably
located and the Press offers the sug
gastion to the Commercial club that
tho proposition 10 secure the block
in some way Ne . prospective court
house site should be taken up and
eonAldered. IL the block could By
some means be- purchased aud held
for county purposes u would become
. strong factor In the contest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
Display by Rich Causes
Envy and Hatred.
BY RosH PASTOR STOKES. New Yorh soeloloal...

NsTENTATIoN RoUsEs THE SENSE OF OPPRESSION
L AMONG THOSE WHO KNOW THEMSELVES De
SPOILED and that feeling the part of many who
poor which leads them the rich regard
and the for its enjoyment MORE IMPORTANT THAN
HONEST LIFE thus leading many also DO guided rather by
desire for qualification and Indulgence than by consideration of what
Just and fair and advantageous all concerned and separating the
individual from the social whole developing efshness laying
the foundation for later bitterness and i'll will
Squad enemcnt often the property oaentaous people,
who have taken part creating the incomes they spend
AND LUXURIOUS LIVING. The fact that of each days
months wages ONETHD be handed regularly to the
agents of those who live in luxury spendor of others
responsible probably for bitter class feeling than all
combined
Absentee landlords living the fashionable cities
who through counsel through taxpayers associations oppose all
legislation that in the interest of COMMON DECENCY FOR
TIE WORKERS. and absentee stockholders living luxury ON
incomes acquired by appoprg without productive largo
share OF the wealth which the workers CREATE vastly larger
influence in creating bitterness and the gnobe type feeling
through apparent Indifference the wrongs and rights their fellow
beings than have all the dcmagoguos together
When people read Of big donations popular charities BY
powerful hnaneer by fashionable society who
through MONOPOLY OF SOME OF THE NECESSARY MEANS
OF LIFE the people almost beyond endurance feeling becomes
intensified
IN THE GREAT INSTANCES THE OWING ANN
TAKING OF CHARITY BETWEEN ARE NOT ONLY
HARMFUL BUT DANGEROUS AS BOTH TOO EASILY
SATISFIED Nv SUCH MEANS AND BLINDED INJUSTICE
UNDERLYING THE NECESSITY FOR CHARITY THIS SORT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

The government prosecutor says
that Senator Harah approached Gov
eEnaF Morrison during bis admins.
tEatioa aud Informed him that tho
stats had no right 10 select certain
valuable tracts Of timber, presum-
ably hooause the barber Lumbar com
pany wanted them rhis looks hah
for q man who has been hor ored by
the state. aud Il proven by the testl.
mony at ex -6ovcFnnr Morrison,
ahoald BE- sntiscient 10 Eelegata noTah
TO private life regardless OF the OUT
come Of tho conspiracy trial. A
man Who will approach = state clio
ial aud attempt to Induce him ~ let
corporation secure valuable timbeF
lands that belong to the states
schools. Il not 90 10 hold any public
agflea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
WOInan's Right to
Her Own Career.

by S1rA srUrvHsANr FISH. New YORK society Leader.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

STENTATTON ROUsES TIE SENSE OF OF
AMONG THOSE WHO KNOW THEMSl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27
mans EQUAL


mans EQUAL
To that have place in business the professions
that they should abandon every ambition that of be-
coming wives and housekeepe implies that the feminine brain
inferior the masculine shall admit that for do not
believe it. Woman wholly equal mentally THE DIFF
FERENCE BETWEEN HER MIND AND HIS is SIMPLY
DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY. Woman has the intuitiona
quality the rational That is all She certainly has much
right 70 business or intellectual career as he has
would rather be great writer artist than have all
the wealth and social position could command because the
with profession has achieved somethngshe lives life OF
GROWTH AND POWER
" rs ALL MIsTAkE-THE TRADITION
DOWN AND INSISTS SHE ABLE PLACE
THAT DOMESTIC, HousEKEEPER. GREAT
MARRIAGE is THE END AND AIM
EXISTENCE
That all wrong girl should be taught first develop the
best in heeher mind 1t with the individual
dey firmly believe that may become anything she wills
become believe that the great force the eternal energy
which N Cod the command of every human being Any
who has in her progress summonng God her aid
RISE TO ANY HEIGHT she desires in this world
Understand do all approve the masculine
But do think should insist upon following her leading
to
ARTS
AND PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESS MAN. THE REASON
HASN'T PERMITTED
PRESCRIBE
aERVIENT TO HIM.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

The Evening Press. on tuesday
announced the fact that = new com.
pauy contemplated puttlas In a wstsr
system fed by springs II RimFock,
Three days later Brother Moons fFog
caught up the retain aud echoed
hack, spring water ~ ring va ter
ap-ri .ng wa teri And the frog went
into the pond, kegehug.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

Tie affinity" craze IL becoming
epidemic. The best remedy for the
disease lie . dOss OF cold lead admin.
lsteRed BY the aggFleved party.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

Some eminent lecturers will have a
few weeks OF open time between the
close of the Chautauqua season and
the assemblage of congress.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

II old earth's movement on its axis
shortly becomes eccentric the cause
will not be far to seek. Secretary Taft
is on his Manila trip.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-27

The Evening Press supplies the
news and others follow.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
INVESTIGATES MOB,
MENBERSPRONINENT
Prosecution Determined to
Punish Cumberland Citi-
zens for Lynching.

CUMBERLAND. No. oct. Bent on
furnishing those responsible for the kill
ing of William Burns. colored. whom =
mob beat and kicked TO death here early
yesterday morning. because he was
charged with Policeman August Bakers
murder. the prosecutor hsts begun an in
vcstigattOn which promises, IL IS said. to
involve some Of the best-llnown citizens
Of Cumberland.
Though il IS admitted that IL Will
probably be impossible 70 find evidence
for the conviction of all tile fifty or
more men who took part IN the attack
on the Jail, the prosecutor believes il
viii be easy 10 make out cases against
the ring leaders Of the mob.
-5uTns was accused Of killinG the p0-
hCeman while resisting arrest Inst
Thursday. The mnb broke ia the JliI
door with "a eleEraph pole Yesterday,
when Deputy Sheriff Adam Pcndisy re-
fused TO admit them. dragged burns
from his cell and down stairs into The
street by mis- feet and killed him within
few yards Of tue Jail entrance
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
HARTJE RETRIAL
ASKED OF COURT
More Alleged Nadine Letters
Offered as Reason for
Reopening Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct III. Scott
Ferguson. Of counsel for August Hartje
I'm mis- suit for divorce against Mary
Scott Hartje. Saturday filed with the
justices Of the superior court here a
petition asking that the famous case
be reopened and additional testimony
taken. The object is TO show the re-
sponuent was guilty of charges brought
against her beyond any question OF
doubt II is expected that the ruling
asked for will be granted today.
To the petition were attached photo
graphic copies OF letters alleged to have
been obtained from COachman Thomas
Nadine. correspondent in the case. and
which are alleged to have been written
by Mary Scott Hartje from Paris and
London in 1905; also letters which Misses
Ida and Helen Scott. sisters OF Srs.
Hartje sent TO Howard Lappe from
Florencevillc. Fla. and from MemDhiL
Tenn. In which they make many
astounding admissions TO Lappe with
reference to the Hartie divorce case.
Nadine, moreover. is alleged 10 have
made a complete confession. and turned
over to Hartje much documentary proof
10 show the lower courts conclusions
were wrong.
Nadine is now living in Belfast ire
land. where he has married and settled
down.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07

starehy fooc IS not disested in the
upper stomach Sut passes on into the
! uoudenum. or lower stomach and m
teS1lnes. where. In "A healthy Individual
] me transformation OF the starch into
! form OF sugar is completed and ,be,.
the food absorbed by the blood.
But if the powers Of d,gss.to-
weakened. part of the starcbv Zoo
VII ne IN me warmth and moisture of
the BODY and decay. generating Geo
'-liG iI'i1Auhg the mucous surfaces until
-'uei such conditions the whole lower
Part OF the alimentsry canal. Including
nc CoIoA and the appendix, becomes m
'C'N -. disease sets up and at times
'a ne. me form known as appendicitis
w men The symptoms of the rror;l.
MAKE JneIr appearance. would II NOT H.
good practical. common sense 4, az
commune she staschs- food which Is cs-,s-
ing me Trouble and take a food in VIZ,
ene starch has been transformed f,,,o
FORM OF sugar in the process OF M.
ms Is identicalIy the sare form or
SUGAR found in the human bod,- -
S1arch has been perfectly dfgeste7
Now human food is made nm ,-c,.,,
tdAseiy oil starch and is required bv The
uoGy Tor energy and warmth. Nsf,,r,,
". therefore. its use shoylj no Coz,
hnued, # possible. and for re ro,so,,.,
/ sVen above it is made possible il, IJ,.
manufacture Of Grape-Nuts
In connection with this chance oe Co.,
q bring relief from physical 6ist,,,,,,-
ances. we nave suggested wasbtDo 60
the lntestines to get rid OF the ir,Tno,l,-
ate cause Of the disturbance
Naturally, there are cases whore -,
uiSease mas Ian dormant and the abuse
continued too long, until apparently
"iny lhe Nfl!A VIII avail But il Is a
WO"-estaphshed feet among the best
PHYSICIANS who are acquainted with the
oetails above reoited. that preventative
measures are far and away the best
] Are we to be condemned for. sur-gsst
ing a way to prevent disease bv follow
ing natural methods and for perfectin,,
a food that contains no medicine, go
produces no medicinal effects b,It Will
has guiced literally thousands NJ no,--
sons from sickness to -health2 W. -,
/ received during the years. past upv-sr,Is
of 1900 letters from people who bs,-c
been either helped or made entirely Wen
by following our suggestions, and they
are simple.
II cohee disagrces and causes any Of
me ailments common to some coffee
users quit it and take on Postum.
II white bread potatoes. rice, and
ether starch foods make trouble. out+
and use Grape-Nuts food which is large
~ predisested and will digest. nouri.b.
and strengthen, when other forms Of
food do not. It's Just plain old common
sense.
There's a Reason" for Postum ana
Grape-Nuts.
! Postum Cereal Co, Ltd.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
"BOO-HOO"
Shouts q Spanked Baby.

Itself more ridiculous than any comment
Of ours could make Il.
Does Golfers expect to regain anv
self-iniiicted loss Of prestige by demon
strating thru suits for damages. that Il
can be more artful in avading liability
for libels than the humble but resentful
victims OF Its defamation, or does il hope
by starting a campaign of libel suits 10
silence the popular indignation, reproach
and resentment which &c has aroused.
Golfers can not dodge this public
controversy by private law suits. 1t can
not postpone the public judgment
against 1t. That grea- jury. the Public.
will hardly blame US for not waiting
until We get "a petit jury in a court
room. before denOUncing this prodigal
detrastor Of Institutions founded and
fostered either by individuals or by the
public itself
No announcements during our entire
business career were ever made claim
ing medicinal effects" for either POST
um or Grape-Nuts. Medicinal effects
are results obtained from the use Of
medicines.
Thousands OF visitors go thru our en-
tire works each month, and see for
themselves that Grape Nuts contains
absolutely nothing but wheat barley.
and little salt: Postum absolutely
nothing but wheat and about ten percent
of New Orleans molasses. The art of
preparing these simple elements in a
scientific manner to obtain the best food
value and favour. required some work
and experience to acquire.
enough out of its way to attack US be-
cause our advertising IS medical" it
simply offers a remarkable exhibition
of ignorance or worse
We do claim physiological or bodily
results Of favorable character following
the adoption OF our suggestions regard
ing the discontinuance Of coffee and
foods which may not be keeping the
individual in good health. We have
no advice to offer the perfectly healthful
person. His or her health is evidence
in itself that the beverages and foods
used exactly fit that person. Therefore.
why change?
But 20 the man or woman who is all
ing. we have somethi ~ TO say as a
result Of an unusually wide experien e
in food and the result Of proper iced
ing
In the palpably ignorant attack on US
in Golfers appeared this statement t.
zone widely circulated paragraph Iabors
to induce the impression that Grape
Nuts win Obviate the necessity Of al
operation In appendicitis. This is lying
and potentially deadly lying"
In reply 10 this exhibition of---weIl
let the reader name it, the Postum Co.
says:
Let 1t be understood that appendicitis
results from long continued disturbance
IN the intestines. caused primarily by
undigested starchy food. such as white
bread, potatoes. rice, partly cooked
cereals and such.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07

Il nos 70 order the road To desist
.rOm t.
Judge c. A Pruuty. Of the commits
SIGN. said recently that y was un-
dOubteGly true that rates we're being adj
vanced. anG the effect WIS to put the
commission IT. az embarrassing posi-
ticn: that the commission Under the Law
deSit NTH rates on complaint but on
the other hanC the public would not ne
satisfied II rates advanced s.nd the Gov
eminent did nothing 10 h)lC them down
de said II was apparent that the ma
chinery for Government regulation Of
rates was merely in lis initial state ami
that many improvements would have 10
be made
some have suggested that the execu-
uon Of the interstate commerce laws be
lulned over 70 the apartment Of Com
merce ard Labor but Sucn a Man vyo,,l5
nlee' strong opposition. 1t would be
Urged th1t the proposed Department. OF
iIaI sportation should have nothing on
its hands bur transportation rns7re-S
St-ictly 70 >
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
FOUR MEN KILLED,
THIRTY INJURED IN
SAND EXPLOSION
Metal Pot Ready For
Casting UpSet-Panic
Follows.

BUTLER, Pa, oct. by the ex-
plosion OF cupola No. / in the cast steel
wheel plant Of the Standard Steel Car
Company here late Saturday night. four
men were killed. twenty perhaps fatally
injured, and ten received minor injuries.
Nearly ali Of the men were foreigners.
properly loss of 100000 was causec
by the explosion.
Tho dead:
NICK DORNA, disemboweled.
NICHOLAS BLOTAR, burned to a
crisp.
JOHN WRECK, skull crushed.
Unknown man, totally dismembered
The explosion was caused by the up
settirg of a pot in the cupoia, which
contained 5000 pounds Of molten metal
ready for casting. The metal spilled
over the wet sand and Immediately an
awful explosion followed-so quickly
that zone Of the fifty workmen in the
building had a chance to escape.
Streams OF the burning metal poured
out On the wOrkmen. many Of whom
We're engulfed and literally cooked
Twenty men near the cupola had every
shred OF clothing blown off by the force
OF the explosion.
Buildings I'm the city shivered. as II
shaken by an earthquake. and 10. 900
people rushed panic-striclien 10 the
scene.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
Mr.. BARNES NO. |
FORGNES NO. 8
Spendthrift Grandson Mar
ried Chorus Girl-Old
Man Not DiSpleased.

NEW YORK, Oct Col Oliver Wen
dell Barnes. wealthy grandfather OF
oliver w. Barnes, Sd. approves the mar
riage Of his harum-scarum extravagant
grandson to Edna Browning McGoon.
the pretty chorus girl There appears
to be no reason why he "a ,uld not. and
yet for a few days after his marriage
the young man is said to have made
bets as to what Grandfather Barnes
would say when ne heard Of Il.
on Saturday afternoon he and his
bride disappeared from New York in an
automobile. and were next heard Of
at Fishkin village. where Oliver W
Barnes. lst, has a magnificent estate.
little later a train from the West
landed oliver w. Barnes. ID, father OF
the "spender," at Fishkill village The
three generations held an extended con-
ference
When seen Colonel Barnes said: MY
grandsOn's wife appears 10 be a very
admirable young lady. and / think that
she viii make him a good wife.
Il am sure, now that he IS married.
my grandson viii settle down and at
tend TO business. j see no reason why
he should not have married a woman
of the stage. II he saw IT. great
many women have 10 work for a lil ing.
and notice that there are plenty OF
American girls who go to England and
elsewhere and marry penuiless noble
men, ana some with nothing but debts
ana dead title. and no morals what
ever Contrast those conditions with a
marriage between an American young
man and woman, both very much in
ioVe with each other. which has the
better chance for happiness?
He viii receive no assistance what
ever from either myself or his father
until he demonstrates his earnestness of
purpose beyond all doubt"
Young Barnes and his bride returned
10 New York IN their automobile MS
career as q business man instead OF a
broadway angel" began this morning
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
8ARNABEE BADLY HURT.
INJURIES MY BE FATAL

NEW York Oct Henry CLAY
Birnaoee' the retired operate comedian.
formerly OF the Bostoniaus. who was
hiocked down by a street car late sar-
ulday night. is lying in Bellevue Hospi-
Is SO seriously hurt that the doctors
tLougnt best 10 refuse admittance 10
him
Mr. Barnabee suffered a slight henor-
II age al the ears, and this The doctors
say nay indicate that his skull is frac-
tuieu- II THIS Is made certain there viii
D. an operation today. when Dr. Charles
A. Lusk the visiting surgeon. calls an
the hospital Mr. Barnabee was only
PlTty conscious most OF the day.
II was said at the hospital that the
actor is seventy-four years Did.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
Party Seeing Albany and
Will Stop Off in
New York.

NEW YORK, oct. 7.-Sixteen OF the
prettiest girls in Danville. III. famous
as the home OF Uncle Joe" Cannon,
viii arrive here tomorrow from Albany,
where they are now having n look at
the Statehouse- The girls will have
box at toe Hippodrome at night.
The marty is on its way TO the James
town Exposition. and will stop of at
Washington. where the faUIe Of Dan
Vile as a producer of female pulchri-
tude as well as politicians will he
spread Each of the sweet sixteen is
some thing Of a politician herself, and
they will dc all they can to further the
Speakers Presidential boom.
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
NAPOLEON PLAY FOR SARAH;
MAY Do PART HERSELF

PARIS. oct. IN. Catulle Mendes.
the famous French poet and author Of
Sarah Bernhardts latest striking. sue
cess. Ia Verge d'Avila," j. writing a
new Napoleonic play for the great
actress. 1t is concerned especially with
the Elha episode and NJ. Mendes has
gone 20 the little island 20 get local
color. They play, which will mark de-
parture in this veteran authors works
being written IN prose instead of verse.
IS TO be called Les Trois Abeilles''
tThe Three Bees. He thinks IL would
be ridiculous TO make Napoleon SPEAK
poetry! II rs not yet known whether
part Of The great Napolenn
The Washington times., 1907-10-07
COLOSSAL SMUGGLING
IMPORTERS COMPLAINT

NEW YORK. Oct. Either jewelry
smuggling is getting more common or the
customs authorities are becoming more
viligant, say Maiden Lane importers,
who are starting a movement to have
smugglers punished more vigorously.
Too much leniency is now extended to
smugglers when caught, it is claimed.
Smuggling has assumed colossal pro-
portions. according TO a report made by
Ludwig Nissen, chairman Of the Dia-
mond Importers Association customs
committee. He declares that as much
Jewelry and precious stones are snug
gled each year as that OH which duty
is paid. The value Of the latter class
is between 5000. 600 and g. 600. 600.