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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
District SO

Mrs. Lon MCGOWAN visited from
Friday till Monday n Chanute With
ner brotler Jerome and wife.
Ersel Smith and Neptune called Oh
Annie and Tracy Hanson sunda!
afternoon.
Mrs. f. b. Jones is spend ing few
DAYS with her daughter Mrs. Clarence
J Jackson.
Fred Bower and family spent Sun
dAy afternoon at Willie Biggs.
Charley Smith had the misfortune
to 1islocate a finger on his right hand
Sunday evening.
LIP. Terry who has been sick fo'
some time, is reported as being NJ
better at this writing.
Bob Howerton and wife called at
scott Neptunes Sunday eYering.
EDITH Chapple, Hazel Winter and
Pearl Greasy spent Sunday with Mrs
Fannie Hill.
Grandma Bower spent Saturday
niqht with her son Fred, Sunday she
took dinner at Scott Neptunes and
in the afternoon she and Mrs. Jake
Bower visited Mrs. Alvin Strack oil
UhanuteA
Elmer Goltry and wife called at
Scott Neptuns's Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Neptune and daughter,
Mrs. Lon MCGOWAN called on Fannie
Hill Tuesday afternoon.
Dan Bower and family visited
friends near Rollin Saturday night
and Sunday.
The Chanute Brick and Tile Co.
has shut Gown for an Indefinite pei
iod,
The West Brick Plant shut down
from Saturday till Wednesday. Some
of the employees shucked corn for the
farmers for a change.
The meetings at tile church still
continue but will probably close Sun
day night. The attendance has been
very small during the time but much
interest has been shown. Mr.. Dull
can certaluly preach the gospel with
power and his solos are beautiful and
Inspiring.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29

A man was discouraged from a
ifetime of failures. lie had only 800
eft to his name He invested 1t in
100 shares OF Nevada mining stock at
Is cents q share, Within az many
lays as he had invested dollars the
took went up to SIT q share aud the
nan sold out for $4,000. He is a
millionaire now II you Will write to
he Lee Comstock Mining Company,
Postoffice Box 258, Rhyollte, Nevada,
b will tell you how TO duplicate this
cams success.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
WHY WASTE THE FALLEN
LEAVES

"Whataver you do with your
leaves, don't burn them" says Prof,
Bessy. you might as well burn "
your dollar bills, for leaves are worth
dollars II rightly handled.
"The falling Of the leaves hss
again started up the annual waste OF
rakinr them up and burning. Leaves
contain much valuable plant food,
Leaves added to the soil would enrich
IL. The reason that forest soil Is
rich Is that year after year the leaVe'
nave been allowed to fall to th'
ground and decay there, addisg theft
substance to the soil. II we wen
into the forest and raked up to-
leaves, taking them away, the fores'
,oil would be &c lean ~ that OF tn
. pen ground. Fortunately We have
aot yet begun dsing such foolisi
thing.
"But we are wasteful, to say The
least. We rake II -, psH from
our p,oun.s 50 that not leaf Is al
lowed TO add It's jecayed substance
10 the soil. We expose the soil an
sod to the dry air OF the fall anG
winter BY removing the leaves. Th's
dries out the soil unduly and the on J
wonder is that more Of our grasses
aud other plants do mt perish iron
drouth. Why should we not ALLOW
The leaves TO remain on the groant
The first rain will beat down most
them into the grass and there the,
will stay until rotted. which will *
che case next spring. l fear that II
is hopeless to urge people not TO rake
their yards. Everyone does u, and
not to do what Everybody does would
oe quite impossible. 80 I suppose We
will raxe of the ieaves. 10 Up tie e'
the fact that we ought not to do so,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
Crennonia

Mrs Koonse q d daughter, Alice,
and Mira Chas Lasley visited M RS M
CUMMINGS and daughters last tues
day
Xenia Osborn, Guy and Cecil Whit
worth visited at A Il Allison;s
Sunday.
School was dismissed Friday on &C.
count Of the funeral OF Frand Ken
sing.
j. j. Glover and P. e. Myer with
their families were guests at L. d.
Molletts Sunday
MI and Mira NJ. A. Glover ate Sun
day dinner with S S Wheatleys
Benz Evans aud family, Alfonso
woolsey, Robert Evans and David
Todd came from Clifty, Ark, Sunday
and are visiting al f M Evans
Mrs M E Webb went to Tom Wsbos
Tuesday TO see their boy who has
been very sick
Baulser Briner and Will Rensine
went to Topeka Wednesday to take
the fourth degret in the Knights OF
Columbia
OBITUARY
Frank Rensing, son OF Mr., and
Mrs. j. Fl. Renslng was born on the
home place southeast Of Chanute
April "a 1886, died Wednesday morn
ing Nov. 20 1907. Aged 81 years emo
81 days.
Typhoid fever was the cause OF his
death.
fraud had grown to manhood 10
this nelghborhood, and was beloved
by all, for his loyalty ami exemplary
habits.
The funeral services we're held at
St, Patricks church Friday at 10 A.
M. conducted by Rev. FIR, Maggie.
The pail bearers consisted Of three
members each of the order of Eagles
and the Knights of Columbia, OF
which he was an honored member,
The beautiful floral offerings show
ed the esteem in which he was held.
Iuternent took place in the CATH
Ole cemetery.
A large concourse OF friends and
relatives attended the services, as the
last act Of Kindness to the dead.
Although theparents and relatives,
are grief stricken az the parting
they are buoyed up by the hope OF
meeting their loved one In the better
land beyGnd.
Besides parents, he leaves several
brothers and sisters aud host OF
friends to mourn his loss.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
County Line

Hello! Here we are again after
weeks absence.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank johnson ane
baby came Out from Salina county,
Kansas for u Yisit with relatives sno
friends -
Messrs Tom Johnson and Will Ben
son called at Emanuel Johnson's
Monday morning
Louie Smith was a visitor at Gar
fisld school Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Tom johnson and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson
and child spent Sunday at Joe swan
son's.
Mrand Mrs James WEIGH and son
from Laharp are spending this We Z
with the latters parentsMr and Mt
Cnas Nelson's
A. N. Olson and family and Graz q
ma Wiman Sundayed at Chas N,
Guffeys
Rudylph Holmquist and son Law
renee spent Sunday afternoon with
Emanuel JOhnson's
Mrs Celia Sellegliu has butt larl
barn.
Luther Carlson purchass1 poses -
Emanuel johnson Monday, and be hi
a few more left to sell. Anybody H.
used Of pests call and see them.
Messrs James Welsh and Carl Ne
son tosk dinner with Emanuel JOIN
sons Tuesday.
The pipe line d,ggers are progress
ing nicely
The farmers are nearly all through
nu,king corn In this neighborhoon
Misses Ina and Eva McGuffey, Mes
rs Henry Ketchun and Richard Kel
berg were the guests OF Ed Parrotr'
,undav
DIM Pennington and family sper
Su ,day with Joe Flemor's.
Misses Ina McGuffey and Buelat
Lang were shopping IN Chanut'
Saturday. r',
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Wiman AND
daughter spent Sunday with latter'
parents, John Bdlla
Dale McGuffey husked corn for Sion
Wheeler few days last week.
Ed Bonham and wife spent SatuI
day night and Sunday at Lang Stieryi
Ats,
John Knight and wife Sundaysd at
Pre- Smiths.
Mrs. L. T. Smith returned from
Kansas City Monday.
Arthur Melyin. Hartwell and Hat
tie Johnson spent Sunday evening at
C, Johnson's.
Olive Olson and Chas. Hawkinson
were the guests of Andrew Hover
tons Sunday.
Edna Harris spent Saturday and
Sunday at viii Roberts.
Mabel Thornton was the guest OF
o G Thornton Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Della Fowler visited with her
parents, o. ], Thorntons, the flrsi of
tho week,
Lloyd Ayers. finished husklng corr
for Peter Olsons Saturday.
Sion Wheeler wife and son, Ralph,
visited with her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. BIcking the later wat OF last
week.
Grandma wiman spent Saturday
with A n OlsOns.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29

wANTED-Pisce on farm by mar
ried man with small family.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
APPENDICITIS

Ia due in a large measure to abuse
of the bowels, by employing drastic
purgatives. To avoid all DANGER
use only DR.. Kings
the safe gentle cleansers and inyigof
ators. Guaranteed for heaoa'ie'
bil,ousness, malaria and jaundice' al
all drug stores.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER

A SIGNlFlCANA FNn GN
"May the Lord help you make BUCK
lens Arnica Salve known to all,
writes ], G.. jenkins. of Chapple
Hill, N. 1. 1t quickly took the pain
out of a felou for me and cured 1t In
a wonderfully short time" Best on
earth for sores, burns and wounds
Is all drug stores.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
STILLWELL'S PICTUTE

A large and elegant pi'ture o1
Judge Stillwell new graces the court
room at Erie.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29

WANT every body toknow that Col.
Foote Of Chanute is one of the best
Stock uctioneers in this country.
VIII cry one sale at half the usual
price. Reference John .Fesler at .,
X. feed yard. who has known me 20
years. Phone SO Coats Livery barn,
4 Grant,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-11-29
WANTED,

Forty acres Of gold Do you want
"slice" of It? Write the Lee Com
stock Mining Company, Postotfice
Box 25S, Rayolite, Nevada, for parti
culafs. Ifyou are in q hurry send 10
closure for block ofstock at l5 cents
a share
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

In consequence be spent more time on
the Chautauqua circuit than on the
home hustings. with the result that the
laugh came near being on himself. A
ruthless iconoclast from Duluth. who
stole all his jokes from a patent med
icine almanac. started after his seat
and nearly got It. The humOrist Of
congress hustled home and saved the
day by a tight squeak. 50 that after
all, the halls Of legislation AZ Washing
ton win not be deprived Of his wit II
was In one Of his speeches In the
house that Mr.. Bede once told Of an In
cident that occurred In a little western
town where q Mr.. Day" Was welded
to q Miss Week" and q great many
people regretted the loss Of time. But
a country editor who had a penchAnt
for poetry removed all sorrow, II be
did MOI dry every eye, with the lines:
A week Is lost. q Day Is gained. but way
should we complaint
Fur soon there viii be Days enough -
make the Week again
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21
MYTH theresump-
w tionOf business
af tho nlN ain

at the old mill
where legislation for
the nation lie ground
out year by year
publicattentlOn turns
once more to the sub
ject Of the national
lawmakers and what
they SIRE liable In the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

near future to put
on the statute books. In spite Of the
many important bills which became
law at the first session Of the Fifty
ninth congress, there are quite a num-
Der of measures which were considered
then. but not enacted into law, and
which remain to be considered at this
session and may be regarded as unfn-
ished business. Among these are the
proposed laws prohibiting corporations
from making political contributions
and compelling publicity Of campaign
expenditures. President Roosevelt Is
anxious for legislation on this subject,
and the bills introduced last winter
passed one branch of congress.
The Santo Domingo treaty win be
brought up again In the senate. ArRu-
ments for and agaiNt the policy Of
the administration with respect to this
island republic will be heard once
more. Another effort will also be
made by the administration forces to
obtain the passage Of a bill lowering
the duties on imports to the United
States from the Philippines.
Labor legislation will be considered
during the coming months Of lawmak-
ing at the capitol. and first and fore
most will be the proposed law estab-
fishing eight hours as the legal day on
railroads and the anti-injunction bill.
The presidents ideas on an inherit
ance tax will receive consideration az
this session of congress, and some
wiseacres predict the enactment Of a
law on the subject. Senator Charles
Dick Of Ohio has come out in favor of
an income tax and says that personal
ly he would prefer this to an inner
itance tax as a more equitable method
of taxation. AS this session Of CON
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21


which engaged so mach attention 49,
a time last spring. Senator BeverSdeo
mas recently been devoting much ~.
tention to the subject Of child labor
mas prepared a bill dealing with the
subject and intends to preas Il To thu
attention Of bis colleagues during TIA
rortheoming session. Mr.. BeyeridRe'a
Dill provides that no railroad. steam
ship or other carrier Of Interstate con-
merce shall transport or accent eur
transportation the product Of any fac-
tory or mine that employs children
under fourteen years old. The cen
ator believes that child labor A n
great and growing evil and that the
best way for congress to get at Il n
through Its power In respect to the
regulation Of interstate commerce.
Strong tariff revision sentiment In
their districts caused several members
OF the present house who are noted for
their stand pat ideas to fail OF re-eIec-
ton to the Sixtleth congress. Among
them Is James 7. MeCleary Of MIN
nesOta, member Of the great commit
tee on ways and means and noted as
an educator and writer. Another sim
liar case is that Of Joseph w. Babcock
or Wisconsin. His retirement from
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

opinion that congress would be sum-
mOned In extra session next spring to
make changes In the tariff Senator
Beveridge of Indiana has expressed a
similar opinion. One of the left over
subjects Is the Reed SmOot case. Sen
ator Frederick T. Dubois of Idaho,
who was one of the main opponents
Of SmOot In the hearings before the
committee on privileges and elections,
will not be In the senate after this SEES
sion. A Republican legislature was
chosen In Idaho this fall, and Dubois is
Democrat The Mormons will lose
In him a powerful and energetic oppO-
nent.
This win be a farewell term for
number of men who have served their
country In the national legislature so
long that it was commonly supposed
their country could not get along with
out them. Though the Republicans
will control the Sixtieth congress by q
comfortable majority, quite a number
Of the old congressional war horses Of
Republican faith have been told by
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

WORTH sentative James w.
Wadsworth Of New York, who was de
teated for reelection by Peter A. Por
'er. Independent Republican. The pres
eht session will in all probability be
me last chance for "old Figgers," as
Seneral GrosvenOr Is known. to I'M
press the legislators at Washington
with his knowledge OF statistics, for he
Is an old man. and his re-entrance TO
politics Is unlikely. He Is a picturesque
ugure. and his absence from the door
VI The house win deprive the debates
VI mat body of some OF their most In
Uefesung byplay. II was the beef In
specuon controversy which cost Con
FRESHMAN Wadsworth his seat Wheth-
rightly or wrongly. his constituents
VI me far famed Genesee valley and
Niagara frontier thought his attitude
while the meat inspection bill was IN
uer consideration showed too much re-
aru Tor the packers, and they regis
red their protest with their votes
Ar. Wadsworth Is held In the highest
steen by his colleagues In the house
both parties. as was shown when
ne leader OF the minority, John Sharp
Hhams. paid him q personal u1buts
slng the discussion over the Pack
0oWn disciOsures Mr. Wadsvogthss
- correspondence with the prasi-
IN connection with the meat In
o0n legislation IL stIE frsGA IN
- @a@@y. INA dl4ngungB ma
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21
CITY IN BRIEF

Cab Phone 1853.
For plumbing, see Dezell.
Renshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
insurance.
DR.. Max A. Dorland spent Sunday
in Spokane visiting friends.
8. e. Philips. of Aspen, Colo. +,
spent yesterday In the city visiting
friends.
II you wish to double your money,
see Renshaw & Schmidt.
W A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kronblakd yester-
day afternoon. The parents are great
~ pleased.
Wanted-Fonr heavy teams to huy
or hire. Lewis Lumber company.
Miss Minnie Modrell. of Fairfield,
Wash, spent yesterday In the city
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Bangs.
twenty-five per cent reduction on
cihldren's and misses underwear.
Idaho Mercantile company.
L. A. Brown, of Spokane, Is opening
a set OF books for E. Bjorklund and
visiting A. 7. Moore, who has charge
of the business during Mr.. Bjork-
lund's absence.
Leave orders for wood. We furnish
help and secure employment. Justice
& johnson, Ill Sherman street.
Mr.. BOughton, OF the Law firm Of
Reed l. BoughtOn, spent the day al
Spokane Bridge attending to legal
matters.
Buy now and buy in Sanders
Park. Renshaw 4 Schmidt.
II. Houck, of the Fourth Street.
Fair, was q visitor in Spokane today.
We give voting coupons with pur-
chases at City Meat market.
}. S. Freese, Of Spokane, represent
ing the Northwest Homeseker maya
zine, is a visitor in the city.
We have property in all parts Of
the town. RenshaW 4 Schmidt.
Saturday evening the Nauholz or
chestra held a most pleasant social
dance at Sander hail which was large
ly attended by the young people Of
the city.
Wanted-Pour heavy teams to buy
or hire. Lewis Lumber company.
The st. Joe tug, Of the St Joe
Boom company, Is on the ways at the
I johnson Boat works undergoing re-
pairs for damages received while
breaking ice between Harrison and
St. Maries.
We have lots from s75 up which
will double IN price. RsnshAW a
Scdmidt.
Saturday evening . number Of
young people enjoyed 9 sleigh ride 70
Post Falls. The trip was a pleasant
one in spite OF the storm.
A few days more 10 get q pair Of
those Hamilton-Br shoes At 20
per cent reduction, men's, woMen' e
and children's. Idaho Mercantile
company.
r. H. Hall, OF the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company, returned
Yesterday from an extended trip e
Helena and MissOulA, Mont
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

This elegant library including 100 volumes and hand
will be given by vote TO the Lodge, Society,"
Church School in Occur dAlene securing the largest
The contest began jan 49, 1907 and will close June IL
1907 O'Clock p ballot box is placed in the City
Drug store where votes TO be deposited
At close of contest, the Lodge Society, Church or
School having received the largest number Of votes will
be awarded the library.
Current accounts, when promptly paid entitled to
votes.
Remember votes can be secured by trading with firms
listed below Hugh Whitaker will count the votes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

WIN BT0SslOn4l q M
palgns from 1894 to 1904. and between
this work and his duties as chairman
Of the house committee on the District
Of Columbia he had little opportunity
to be at home. The past autumn, for
the first time in many years, he made
a canvass Of his district, but 1t was Of
no avail in securing him a reelection.
1t was Babcock who made David B.
Henderson speaker when Thomas b.
Reed resigned the gavel. Some say he
might at one time have been speaker
himself. The congressman has a large
fund OF stories. One which he likes to
tell concerns a man named Price who
was once a member Of the Wisconsin
state senate.
Price" said Mr.. Babcock, was a
devoted prohibitionIst and always
made one long speech each session on
his favorite theme. One day in the
middle Of one Of these speeches he was
interrupted by a German senator, a
brewer from up Sheboygan way.
named Schneider.
"T want to ask the senator a Ques-
tion,' said Schneider. I want to ask
him II he knows the difference between
sauerkraut and whisky
"'Yes, SIR retorted Price as quick as
a fash; one makes Dutch Democratic
senators, and the other kills them
Schneider did not dare to speak TO
Price the remainder OF the session"
Ono NJ the namh0ra of the Fifty
ninth congress returned to the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

national politics IL
attributed in part
to the influence In
the Third Wiscon-
sin district, which
Babcock now repre-
sents, of Senator
Robert NJ. La Fol-
lette. 1t has for
some years been
Mr.. BabcOck's Gus
tom to devote his
chief attention In
campaign times to
the districts Of 9TH
er congressman,
leaving his own to
take care Of itself.
so confident was he
of its loyalty to
him. AS chairman
OF the national Re
publican congress
sional committee he
directed the con-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

SixtIeth. but who
came near losing his
seat, is ]. Adam
Bede. the humorist-
He, like Babcock, IL
a Minnesota man.
and after he re-
marked In the house
one day that the Pill
grim fathers would
never have landed
on Plymouth Rock
II they hadn't been
seasick he found
himself In much de-
mand as a lecturer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21


Givens Litherland spent yesterday
In the city visiting his parents. Mr..
Litherland is now located in Spokane
where he Ia connected with the Pacific
States Telephone company.
A girl competent TO do light house
keeping and not afraid OF work, can
find good position by applying at
col Lakeside avenue.
F. L. Armstrong, Of Boise, special
agent for the Idaho Mutual Ooopera-
tive Insurance company, is spending
few days in the city adjusting the
loss Of the band quarters which was
recently destroyed by FIRE. j. Bough.
ton 4 Company are the loosers and
also local agents for the city.
List your property with L. M.
Brown, room 16 Sander block. We
are keeping real estate on the move
and will bring you good and quick
returns.
A coat Of FIorette on that old lin
oIeum will brighten IL up wonderful
~. The Benton w. p. & p. company,
317 Occur d'Alene street.
Preparatory services will be held
at the Presbyterian church commend
ing "Wednesday evening. Communion
services will beheId in February.
Wingard & Bishop, proprietOrs and
owners of the Lakeview saloon, let the
contract for the remOdelinR Of the
Lakeview building to ]. E. Crawford.
The building will De built out flush
with the street and another story will
be added. The second floor will be
used as a roOming house and will be
divided into twelve rooms. The adj
ditiOn to the front of the building will
give the restaurant and saloon much
more space and the interior will be
greatly improved.
For convenience and safety you
should deposit your money In a good
bank. As for safety the Occur d.
Alene Bank 4 Trust company has
burglary and IRE insurance, time
look, bonded officers and regular ex
aminations. Their continuous growth
is evidence Of the confidence reposed
In them by the people Of this com
munity.
c. ]. Sh oemaker, county treasurer.
has issued notices that he Is prepared
to pay warrants as follows: Current
expense warrants 10 and including
warrant No. 525, dated August II,
1906; general road warrants TO and
including No. 475, dated December
20, 1904; general bridge warrants TO
and including No. 10. dated Noyem.
J Der IA, 1905.
h/The frst meeting OF the Merry
Maids was held Saturday afternoon
At the home Of Miss CoFine Robert
son. Thse merry young ladies are
planning . club that will outiive all
other minor organizations and will
hold q series Of meetings throughout
the winter and spend a week in
the woods during the summer camping
season. The meeting Saturday after
noon was . most pleasant one and
was enjoyed by all present Games
were played and the Merry Maids dis
played their ability In the manufac.
ture Of confectionery by making
fudge. Those present we're Misses
Maude and Mazel Davis, Lucille FL.
der, Ellen Wells and Corine Robert
son.
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special Intimacy at
the White House. Il
was Senator Albert
J. Beverage Of In
diana who was the
foremost champion
In the senate Of Mr..
Roosevelt's policy on
the meat inspection
Issue. and the his
toric Wadsworth let
ter brought him In
to the controversy
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-21

u J, between the two man ~n
tne more notable In that the eoDvrs~s.
In, .,.o 80 s'n' James W. Wadsworth. n
NJ wa nao Just been made speaker Of thS
. ..ew iOrk assembly. was on terma ~