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SOCIALISTS ARE FOR HAYWOOD.
End Orsc Him for President Asked to
Labor Day Address.

CLEvE LAND. July 2s.-The Socialists OF
Cleveland to-day indorsed William d.
Haywood for President of the United States.
and the United Trades and Labor Council
invited him to make the chief address at the
Labor Day celebration here.
The labor council sent him a message
congratulating him on his acquittal and
decided to turn the next session Of the body
into a ratification meeting.
The congratulatory message to Haywood
read:
we extend to you. your wife and family
and the Western Federation of Miners
hearty congratulations on your acquittal
by jury and further extend TO you all our
best wishes for our future welfare and
success"
The Socialists in their resolutions say:
W favor the nomination of William d.
Haywood. the undesirable citizen for
President of the United States TO dignity
and exalt the position 20 shamefully mis-
represented by the present occupant
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Back Pay for 5000 National s:uardsmcn

The 5000 National Guardsmen who en-
listed in the volunteer service in the Spanish
War and served ut Camps Black and Towns
end for the greater part Of a month are at
last to get the back pay due them. The
War Department has turned over $si $50. as
to foot the bill. and Adjutant- Gen. Nelson
II. Henry has signed orders directing that
distribution he made as soon az possible.
The men who are to receive back pay
are those who went To Camp Black and
Camp Townsend under President McKin-
Iey's call dated April 23. 1898. and were
mustered into the United States service
late in May as members Of the following
organizations: First, Second, Third, Eighth,
Ninth Twelfth. Fourteenth, Twenty-second,
Forty seventh, ~Sixty-tfth, Sixty-ninth and
~Seventy-lrst Regiments, New York Volun-
teer Infantry, and Troops A and G, New
York Volunteer Cavalry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-29
Finds q Baby In a Gutter.

Some one left a baby less than two months
old in the gutter in front Of the residence
OF John Gleason on the Richmond road,
Dongan Hills, yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Gleason saw the bundle when he went out
on the front porch after tea. She. wss a
strong, healthy child. clad in white with
tiny patent leather shoes and blue ribbons.
by the police,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-29

who oppose organized labor do not yet
control entirely your courts and ~juries."
WHAT BARROW HAD TO SAT-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-29

"L0oAJNr hs affr HdvR .
insures you against the bad first impress
sion which is SO likely to become a
seated prejudice.
Your printer will tell You more.
Handsome sample book mailed free on request.
HAMPSHIRE PAPER COMPANY,
South Hadley Falls. Mass.
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VERDICT SETS
HAYWOOD FREE
Continued from First PdGe.

to get something Of what was coming, but
IL was In vain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-29

his hand In and pulled out the cards, though,
and you never saw such a surprised man.
Levi Smith was another juror on whom
the instructions Of the Court had great
effect. I'VE couldn't convict under Judge
Woods Instructions he said. We simply
couldn't do it,"
did you believe the testimony Of Harry
Orchard?" he was asked.
~Yes and no." he replied Some Of 1t I
did, and some Of it I did not
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
Eager IVol- Now Fiction.

American book publishers ana the
Wholesale dealers In flctlon between
covers unite in declaring that the de
maud for new novels Is strong Peo-
pie who take somewhat superficial
view OF this subject are often moved
70 wonder as to who buys and reads
tne mass OF new books turned out
every month, Librarians report that
the demand over their counters Is
brisk for what they are pleased to call
sensational or trashy stories, while the
patrons Of libraries are slow to appre-
ciate really good literature With 50
many standards IN taste II Is really
difficult to decide what manner OF
book deserves TO DO rated as good
indifferent commonplace" and the
like, One standard may safely be APP
piled to all novels which tn any ex-
tent command the price OF S1.bo-they
must be readable AS things are now
many people are satisfied to look for
no value beyond that The hope Of be
ing entertained Is sufficient to open
the pocketbook.
Il may be that the desire for enter
. talnment and faith In the story teller's
art has really more to do with the
eagerness for fiction than merit which
Is found IN any particular class OF
books or the work Of any particular
author, One frequently hears OF read
ers who SO to the same source the sec
ond time for treat and turn away
disappointed. hut disappointment does
( not duh the courage, A new author
Il called upon TO feed the appetite
which the first created only to leave Il
hungry In the end. II would be- a
pleasure TO he able to state that Just
the books which the reading public Is
looking for are created aud that au-
thor. publisher and reader are there
fore happy Hut when novels are laid
down one after another with the feel
ing that they are not what was ex-
pected Il Is natural TO conclude that in
some fields at least II Is not the true
merit OF the ictlon offered which ere
ates the demand. but a restless and
ever unsatished craving The reader
% a good story win look for another
and win continue FOR a time TO believe
that Il has duplicate somewhere
Every new author Is the possible ere
at0r Of that other good story, In tbs
search for the treasure surprises arr
experienced. and 80 the quest goes OF
and GA. and new books sell merely be
cause there Is a literary want untitled
Undoubtedly many. books are writer
20 meet this purely conventional want
But there are authors who through
long days OF labor and nights deyOl,
Of ease" aim TO strike at the very root
OF humanlty's needs by appealing Z
and satisfying the heart When
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

Probably little additional light will
be thrown BY the Japanese govern
ment upon the true cause OF the aecl-
dent on the battleship Kashima, in
which thirty-dne persons were killed
and eleven injured. particularly II the
facts reveal any weakness In the plan
OF construction OF the Japanese ships,
Enough has been learned, however. to
show again that under the. rigorous
target practice rules In modern nayies
there b ceetain to be an occasional
aiRnater.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

III tue exam ihhhlou OF iuNoNa ~ th0
Adams case Il mn Indication Of public
feeling gu the question OF capital
punishment, the number Of people
opposing the death penalty is on the
increase. Yesterday out Of about
twenty persons examined seven we're
excused because thew had consclen-
tious scrnples against requiring IAN
eye for an eye, and tooth for a
tooth. " They do not believe Ia
taking life iudlCially ~ the penalty
wxacted from the individual who has
Wantoaly shed the blood OF another.
The more humane sentiment OF life im-
prlae nmsnt seems 10 be- gaining many
converts aud some day the death pen.
atty will he looked upon a. most bar.
harous. There are undoubtedly many
KoFsons opposed to capital punish
mont Who would still favor adherlng
60 the law while II remained on the
statute books aud with the present
great latitude given the state board
81 pardons. when the time comes 10
abolish capital punishment aud sub
stitute life Imprisonment the laws
covering the pardonlag nf murder
Nonvlot would necessarily have to be
made stringent TO the extent Of de-
priyinR the board Of ths right e
grant a release for any cause except
absolute proof ~ innocence. and then
{, only after that proof had been sub
misted aud reviewed la the court Ol
conviction. Properly safsguardeo
this Imprisonment would punish TIA
criminal. while the death peualt,
puts an end to all suffering.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

The police force could not cover
the whole city, last night but kept
the hooalums quiet Ia the business
distEIct, while the residence part suffer
ed, many cases being noted where
property was absolutely destroyed.
Sidewalks we're torn ny In places
ana ueh damage done, Innocent
fun on halloween Is not objected 20,
tut the hoodluuis who maiieionsly
destroy property should be prosecut-
cd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

S35O--Wlll buy two acres of No. fruit Or gard
land inside of the city limits This is an
ideal tract for poultry raising, and market
gardening. No better bargain for the money.
S1500--Wi buy acre tract, with room resi-
dence, with two nice porches, good wood shed
and poultry house, 40 nice fruit trees ana hne
garden which goes with property. This is
splendid chance to own home the city
and raise poultry and fruit.
WE HAVE FOR SALE 3 blocks of ground con-
ssting Of about 4 R acres inside Of city limits
N. p tracks. This IS a very desirable loca-
ton for business blocks, manufacturing estab-
lshments, etc On these tracts are three good
resident buildings besides office and other large
buildings. WILL SELL ALL OR PART
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE acres of the very
best garden land all fenced and in crop adioin-
ing the city limits. This is most beautiful
tract for plating into city lots or acre tracts;
1t lies very high and level, fronting so foot
street and adjoining tract already plated. A
SNAP.
A BONANZA HOME
S35O0-WllI purchase this beautiful home. An
room modern 2-story residence with large
clothes closets large pantry fine hall and stairs
large bath room, electric lights, large porches
fine cellar, wood shed, and storage room. 2
large corner lots so by 20 IT. each. This is
double corner with street on three sides. This is
of the finest properties in the city, and very
close in. Beautiful shrubbery and lawn.
S1050--Will take this room new residence. Good
pantry, fine cellar, large wood shed and poultry
house and yard. 2 beautiful lots all fenced city
water, beautiful location This is snap
close in
$lR0O-Will take this beautiful home, large lot
81 by / so feet. Five room bungalow two
clothes closets, two good porches, water and
sink, nice lawn and excellent outbuidings in
GLIDING chicken house and park. Very desira-
BILE location. No better for the money in the
city
S14OO-Will buy splendid home in a very good
location. large six house with bath
room, nice lawn, shade and fruit trees. Good
woodshed and barn, electric lights, city water
in house. Furniture also be purchased
at a reasonable price.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

Ernest Lyon. Uncle Sans repre-
sentative IN Liberia, has sent TO, Mr.
Loeb, President Roosevelt1s secretary,
a gift consisting OF the up. or brush.
OF an elephants tail. having a thick
tuft Of hair aud mounted on a crooked
leather handle. 1t Is now up, 10 Mr..
loeb to inquire OF Mr. Lyon whether
the original wearer OF the tain was
killed with big stick" or not
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

story Of tfds kind appears the readers
quest Is no longer just for something
new and readahle, but Tor that partieu.
lar book, u creates its own demand.
In spite &C the wealth Of books pour
ing from the presses there is always
room for enc more--the book here de-
ecrlhed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

S25O0--will buy 80 acres of No ! farm and tim
Der land, 10 miles from the city and one half
mile from sawmill, with good six room
house, good barn and other buildings, fine wa
ter and pump good orchard, all fenced 600,-
600 feet OF fine yellow pine saw timber. This
Is one of our best bargains in farm lana at
low price
ss0O-Wi purchase this 80 acres Of level land.
All rich soil acres have been in cultivation.
This Is timber land. The timber has been sold
and is being logged; located o miles from the
city on the railroad fine spring water. THIS
is A SNAP.
SSsO0---Wfi purchase II sold soon, $50 acres of
choice farm and fruit land the Occur
dAlene lake, miles from the city with one
room house and one room house, large barn
poultry house, and spring house; a fine large
Bpring. II cows good horses, 100 chickens
nice gasoline launch, 100 nice fruit trees, 500
cords of standing wood, furniture wort $500
40 meadow This property Is located on
one of the most beautiful bays of Occur
d'Alene lake; good boat dock within few rods
WIN sell for $4,000 cash; balance on terms to
suit, per cent. There Is no better invest
ment for the money LOOK THIS UP.
Ay0NDALE IRRIGATED TRACTS
$A00O-~Wlll buy tracts 30 and 36 OF block NO
49, consisting of 10 acres each--20 acres
These tracts are located just " mile due north
OF the Hayden lake school house the east
side of the county road that leads north,
nile due west OF the large poultry ranch at the
lake. These tracts that selected from
the choice tracts of the first addition and plat
ted years ago; adjoining the west side of the
beautiful Hayden lake, There Is no question
as to the richness Of the soil; to the supply
of water there is 14-inch main running
across both tracts from the Northeast corner
to the Southwest corner, and is furnish
ing Water for many tracts on every side Of
these two tracts mentioned There Is bet
ter water system in the state. There is no
better land There Is no better location than
those two tracts They Lowell Only one
half mile from school and good general store
This is a snap. There is better This prop
erty Is worth $25O per acre Must be sold
quick INVESTIGATE THIS,
this up. IT'S A BARGAIN
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

The nation vim be greatly relieved
By Paul Morton's denial Of the report
mat Thomas r. Ryan has all the mon
.. be wants
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

SPECIALITY FOR THIRTY pAYs--Lake Frontage
we nave some very desirable tracts consisting IN
are right We have some very fine beach with
very desirable building locations. II you look
ing for something frat class, we would be pleased
to show you what we have. Call and see US
SA5 per will purchase this $40 farm,
$3.50 cash, balance terms 10 suit leo acres In
cultivation, all fenced and cross fenced With
barb wire, and cedar posts. About 80 acres In
timothy and clover, 1870 acres cultivated In grain,
so acres In pasture, so acres in timber, 20 acres
brush. All hrst class level farm land, with first
class improvements, 1875 bearing fruit trees Of
best varieties, all kinds Of small fruits berries
etc, very fine new ten room residence, large
osterns, fine barn ~ by 90 feet, good granar-
les, machine sheds, ice house, good cellar, and
other out buildings. This is OF the finest
farms In Kootenai county There Is no better
soil improvements Location is ideal, only
10 miles from Occur d'Alene city, with railroad
touching one corner Good school house n mile
distant, Post ONCE ~ miles Surrounding
country all level. $500 to $1,000 worth OF farm
machinery goes with this sale. This Is bar
gain. Look II up.
ssb0O--Will purchase this tract OF so acres
No. / farm land with good buildings hou
al by "a, barn "a by 40, poultry house by
30 fine Young orchard Of it assorted fruit
trees. 3b acres OF level land In cultivation, bal
ance all tilmble land with 10000 feet Of nix
This land y located one mile froh Occur
Alene lake ana only miles from e city;
good wagon road fine water, and ne-. black
SOIL. A BARGAIN.
$4,000 w 6ay $50 acres n Ai prime farm land
every foot IL in cultivation with fine improve
very fine orchard--all bearing; all kinds Of
small fruits, abundant supply Of spring water
for the stock and pped TO the door for domes-
tic There II no better soil This proper
~ Is located in Whitman county, Wash. and
only miles from Colfax. VIII take part In
some good Occur d'Alene pre- ,erty worta from
$4,000 to 10000 VIII give terms TO suit on
$1,000 $4,000 There IL no better wac farm
In Whitman county, Was. LOOK THls UP.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01
Tracts Residence Business lots we have

s1osn-Will buy six room house, close in and
corner lot; nice porch, good barn and cellar
city water Rents all the time for SIP a
month This is good buy.
S1OOO-Will buy a 4 room new plastered bunga-
low good pantry, etc. poultry house so by 10
feet This is located a beautiful large lot
containing about "a of acre, 72k by $50
feet. A very nice location. This is one of
so00-Takes 2 lots, one corner, with a
room house, woodshed, poultry house, city
water yard all fenced. Good location and
close in. THIS IS A SNAP. LOOK 1T UP IF
YOU WANT A BARGAIN.
S1365-Takes this exceptionally fine bargain,
two lots, one of them a corner, on one of the
best streets, in, with good two room
house. nice lawn and toilet, good cesspool,
city water in house. TERMS
S1850-Will buy this beautiful home, large lot
IS BY 1872 feet east front, with six rooms and
bath and hall by 10 feet, large closets, and
pantry, good cellar, woodshed and toilet and
store room. City water and nice wash sink.
This is located in most desirable residence
section and is an ideal home
eoFcO--WilI take this splendid and we'll
equipped store building with large hall above,
"a by 10 feet This is very desirable build
ing and location for general store or other
business. Nothing better for the money in
the city
5000 good room residence close in Clothes
closet, pantry, large porch, house wired for cleo
trio lights, City water
ANOTHER SNAP
S75O-Takes residence with large porch in
front and back, fine lot east front, all fenced :
This must be sold quick.
S2OO0-Takes a seven house and
large corner lot, 70 by $50 feet in very de-
TOWN LOTS
$275-For fine lot in Taylor addition. bar
gain.
S125O-Win buy four level lots on Lakeside ave-
nue. one of them corner Will sell separate
y or together Good investment.
$550-For very large, fine lot on Seventh
street, Sc by PIG feet
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-01

Today's news today,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

hoped against hope stupidity, stubhornly
I faithfully 90 her first g.rIish fancy, and
lu those years she had seen rival after
rival taken up and put aside. Lord Fam
shave was notorious His fancy was
. taken bv any fresh face. Every 6ebutanfe
found him no her side. nrt Evelyn had
waited until now. and uuw why should
she watt amy I0n-1rg She vas nearly
thirtF-aud she was losing her chances.
and perhaps even IF she did not secure
! this rich Australian who was coming tg
the front with such enormous strides,
she micrr edae-ua.ly rouse Lord Fan
Shave and win him at last-
She lowered her fan suddenly ana turn
cd to Go0G.1y
"Fauar asked you 20 Ol5aast'e." she
said. "l0g VIII come. won't yong That
viii he me-" experience Tor Euu 900.
I laut suppose you have ever seen an
anchor made iu your life. have yHg2
And in India you wouldn't know what
q mill ur factory was ike. Oh, you
must come and see ours i8 OId.asrle
and oar Black CaIutry-wa are proud
of our Black Country I don't believe
there is anything like ir fn any part Of
the world. and I remember once girl
I knew went t0 Unrousl.rr and was
tired of il lu week" She turned sud-
denly and glanced across 40 Lord Tau-
sHawe 81 wonder what has reminded
me of hC- now.' she added in q queer,
abrupt way Her name was Hetty Lam
caster. and I have not thought Of her
far Eears-g9c for years.
Hatrg, lie too looked across at Lord
Fauehawc, and at the same instant the
Earl of Ollaastle moved forward, his
eyes fixed sharply on Geonury
"HetJv lancaster he repeated.
why. nobody has heard q her. have
they2 7 often wondered if She did not
E7 off after that young man who de-
celvod us s0-youHg Clave-iug But still,
that was impossible. hc-cr-Wc sent him
out Of the country some time before
that"
Geodrey's eyes met the earrs sudden
ly, and his lips frightened. He glanced
quickly at Evelyn. but she seemed
neither 10 have heard nor understood /
She was looking across the room at
Lord Fanshawe He had turned away.
and for just an instant there was some
thing dark and passionate ina her cold
EraT eyes. The next she had looked /
round again
"Hotty Lancaster" she repeated sharp
ly. "I suppose yoU heard of her even |
i'm India7 She made Oldcastie notorious !
at the time
Godfrey set his teeth Before him was /
a picture Of her as he had seen her only /
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

. hardened. Perhaps somewhere beneath
her hard exterior her bold manner. there
/ luraed "a real tenderness for thts man.
/ Their Irritation had lasted eight yeus
/ They We're az least close friends. and
! how often hope had risen and sieEansd
/ and died In le- heart perhaps na ONE
I knew. But for moment her lips tw.trh-
/ cd ike "a child and as she looked across
/ the room grew set again.
| You TAX. "a wife and Iu take "A Ils-
band She said iu "a light voice. "aud
that win settle tine g0ss.Us. They can't
report our engagement amy more them
Who viii You have. CHudeg-I think
l have decided for myself"
He looked around slowly duly Her
eyes were ou Ge0GIov. His tan. straight
figure seemed 90 stand our above au the
rest iu tho room Ills cIaar-aat face.
his dark eyes. the look of rugged
strength and honesty about him sent "a
faint thrill through her.
"Nhy shouldn't J marry Mr. War
iuG she asked with snru laugh
"Ha is good 10 look a, he is going 10
have a title. and father began with less
than that Why shouldn't IEr
Her eyes came back. eagerly. almost
usrv0us.v To- Claudo's face Ii he had
ever been the least blt IN earnest man.
surely now-but DE had looked away
again. back to the man who had been
The center OF attraction AN the evening
tEe man whom the King had houorad
The groups about hm were scatter
ing only one man fingered 20 speak
t9 him. and the earl. standing a short
distance away, seemed in uo hgrry.
She would seize the opportunity while
lt offered
She waited am instant. then gave "a
sudden sigh and moved across the room
toward him.
Godfrey looked around sharply. EVELYN
Walters bold. gray eyes fixed on a.g
own. almost disconnected him. Il almost
amed as If lo~ smile held in it a. rhal-
leDSe and 20 threat as she came up -o
him. To seemed as If she could NOT fail
io remember him. and for au instant na
wondered duly which would Doe best.
to De recognized bv her or hv the earl
I'm either case Le supposed it would
mean exposure and ruin. i'm either case
be would feel afrash the burden u am
other mans sin. Could he bear it nowo
Could he stand it agaiue
Evelyn had come up % him. and
Godfrey became aware that MS She did
so the earl too. moved forward 90 speak
TO him, He turned almost abruptly TO
Evelyn.
Mr.. WarHg." she said. II want to
know Who it is you remind me of7 /
seem 90 have known YOU half my life
Haven't you really been IN London be-
fore?"
lie sh0ol, his head.
Never" he replied ut IS my first
visit, quite a new experience"
She looked at him curi0usIr. and some
thing about him set her heart beating
She took I'D her fan and shaded her
face with ir. watching him with faint
look of longing in her gray eyes. She
turned and glanced across tine room at
Lord FanshaWC. who was standing stH
as she had left him. and q sigh broke
from her lips. She had failed with him
For eight years or more she had hoped /