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Children's $ tBooks, l5c
and Z5c each.

Linen bound books, all the old favorite fairy tales and many new ones-15c and 25c.
 Toilet Sets, Z5c.
 Fancy Wood Toilet Sets in delicate blue tints, each setcon- sists of comb. brush and mirror packed in neat box. At 75c.
 Boxed Stationery, Z5c.
 Morning Glory gift boxes con- taining AS envelopes and AS sheets of fabric finish paper in two sizes. A pretty gift that will be appreciated. At 75c.
 Sewing tBoxes, 35c.
 Linen covered sewing boxes trimmed with gilt and medallion; fitted with several spools of em- broidery silk and package of , needles. Priced at 35c.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

Sans tars will have quite as good a
dinner as any of his relatives In the
states.
Jack ashore, too, will have a hilar-
ious time. For several months the
people of Trinidad have been prepar-
ing to spread themselves in the en-
tertainment line for the benefit of
the visiting sea warriors. This de-
cision was due not alone to the nat
ural hospitality of the people, but in
remembrance of the fact that II IL
had not been for the heroic aid ex-
tended by American sailors In a time
of dire need, Port of Spain would
have been entirely destroyed by fire
in 1895.
The feet is scheduled to remain
here for five days and during that
time the citizens of Port of Spain will
keep open house. The keys of the
city have been turned over to the
Yankee tars and they may do about
as they please. They may battle in
the breakers of the Gulf of Paria.
they may play polo or golf. football
or cricket In Queens park or they
may watch the races and indulge in
the excitement of playing the ponies.
Side trips of interest there will be in
abundance, including a visit to the
famous asphalt reservoir at Pitch
lake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
Xmas Vacation al College.

The Occur d'AIene college profess
sors will spend their vacations as fol-
lows: o. Z. Peterson and r. Hedman
In Spokane: A. Johnson. Miss Ander-
son and Miss Biden In Occur d'Alene.
Rev Oscar Liden, In Vancouver. b.
G; and Rev. ]. Jesperson In Occur
d'Alene. The students have nearly
all left for their homes throughout
north Idaho, Washington. Oregon
and b. c.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
COEUR D'ALENE WINS

The basket ball team of the Occur
d'Alene Athletic club defeated the
Standpoint high school team last ev-
ening at the Princess roller rink by
a score of SO to Is.
The game was called shortly after
s o'clock with good crowd in at
attendance The game was delayed
several minutes by lights going out
which left the players in darkness.
The first five minutes of the game
showed the superiority of the local
boys in fast play and good team work.
The home team scored after several
minutes of play and their opponents,
though well able to pass the ball.
showed themselves unable to throw
baskets or keep the local team from
scoring. The ball was kept around the
Occur d'Alene goal almost contlnu-
ously. The first half ended with a
score of Is to six in favor of the local
team.
The second half was faster but
the scoring was again a one-sided
affair. The game ended with Occur
d'Alene ahead 81 points the score
standing SO to IS.
The defeat might have been much
worse were it not for the fact that
Abram, forward and Franc. guard.
were star players on the Spokane
high school team which was learned
after the team arrived. These men
deserve no credit for the playing
which only kept the Occur d'Alene
team from running up a much larger
score.
The lineup was: Standpoint; Page
and Abram, forwards; Bennett and
Franc. guards; Elliott, center.
Occur d'Alene: forwards. Payne
and Weeks; guards, Elder and Drew.
and center. Mcfarland.
The dance which followed the
game was well attended The pat
ronesses we're in evidence and assist
ed materially in making the affair a
yeritabie success.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
LANES IMPRISONMENT LEGALq
Brother Says He is Innocent OF
Charge.

Brother Says He is Innocent Of
Charge.
An attempt Is being made to secure
another trial on the one hand for
Frederick Lane who recently was
sent to states prison for SO years on
the charge of assault upon Lizzie
Bishop and on the other hand to OBJ
tain his release.
II will be remembered that Lane
confessed to assaulting the IL year
old Bishop girl last July while she
was on a lonely road about four miles
from Harrison. He was laborer
but had been a British soldier for
over 10 years In India and when
charged with the offense denied his
guilt but offered to plead guilty.
claiming the circumstances were
against him. Later he made a writ
ten confession and received his sent
ence from Judge Wood A few days
ago Lanes brother came from eng
land and after seeing Lane In prison
GAINED attorney Potts and ShoriH
Mcdonald had induced him TO con
fess although innocent short time
ago the Bishop girl died. her friends
claiming she died from the results OF
the assault They demanded that
Lane be brought back and tried for
murder. County Attorney c. H..
Potts Investigated the death and
consulted the attending physicians
waiting on the girl. who claimed she
died from illness in no wise connected
with the assault On the other hand
Lanes brother contends that the
confession was forced from him and
had he not made it he would probab-
~ be free man today since the lead
ing witness against him Is now dead.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
RUNNING FIGHT
WITH THUGS
Spokane Officer Has Narrow Es-
cape in Revolver Contest

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. 24.--In q
running revolver fight with two des-
perate highwaymen In a dark alley
leading on the west side OF Monroe
street between Nora and Indiana
avenues. Mounted Patrolman r. L.
Bunker narrowly escaped being shot
shortly after . o'clock last night
when bullet from a weapon In the
hands OF one OF the thugs pierced his
coat within few inches OF his heart
The officer, who was riding his horse
at breakneck speed in pursuit OF the
men, was within 80 feet of his quar-
ry and stood an excellent chance OF
running them to earth when two
shots from the bandits frightened his
horse which reared and turned.
breaking the suFcingle and throwing
saddle and rider TO the ground
After being thrown from his horse.
the nervy officer jumped up and pur-
sued the assaIlants on foot. but when
he reached the west end Of the alley
they we're nowhere to be seen. Bunk
or was sent out from the police sta
tion on q call for assistance from Mrs.
Bostrom. 622 Augusta avenue. who
on hearing the sound OF a scufIle out
side the house, peered through a win
dow and saw a masked and armed
footpad above n revolver In the face
of r. Peterson, a driver for the East
End grocery. who had just jumped
from his wagon to deliver groceries
at Mrs. Bostrom's.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
OREGON FRAUD TRIALS
January 13 Is Date Set for Hearing
Land Cases,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-January
10 is the date set for the trial OF the
land fraud cases In Oregon.
This announcement was made last
night by Francis J. Heney of San
Francisco, the special representative
of the department of justice. who has
for some time given the Oregon land
fraud cases attention. and who will
assist In conducting the trial of there
cases.
This decision was arrived at today
at a conference between Attorney
General Bonaparte and Mr. Heney
held on their way To Washington
from Chicago. where the two men
met. Mir. Heney stated that a def
mite agreement was reached between
the attorney general and himself In
connection with the Oregon land
fraud cases, but further than the an
nouncement of the date of the begin
ming Of the trials Mr. Heney declined
TO state the nature of the agreement.
An important conference was held
at the White House tonight between
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Heney
a, which the status OF the land fraud
cases In Oregon was considered, but
Mr.. Heney declined 10 say what was
the result of his talk with the presi-
dent. Mr.. Heney came here by ap-
pointment to see the president. He
expects 10 leave for Portland. Ore.
tomorrow.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

There viii be a big dance tonight
at Blaekweli's pavilion. IL liz expect
to be the best dance that has occur
red there for several months. the
promised turkeys for the men and
women have been secured and will be
given away 10 the winners this even
ing 30 that the bird may be- prepared
for tomorrow's dinner Good music
Is arranged for and dancing will con-
hnue long after IL clock tonight
to the delight OF the young people.
The decorations have been greatly
extended and made more beautiful.
increasing the pleasant surroundings
OF the merrymakers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
YANKEE TARs IN TRINIDAD
The 10000 Men OF the Fleet TO Spend
Christmas Ashore.

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Dec.
24.-Thanks to Admiral Fighting
Bob Evans. the i2.9o0 men of the
Atlantic feet. which has arrived here
on its journey to the Pacific. will
have an opportunity to spend Christ
mas ashore. All Of the sixteen big
battleships of the American armada
are now at anchor before the harbor
of Port OF Spain and preparations
are under way for the great feast to
be served tomorrow Vermont tur-
keys is the principal item on the bill
Of fare for the fleets Christmas din
ner. the birds having been packed for
that purpose in the refrigerator ship
Glacier. There will be numerous
other delieacles galore and Uncle
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

king and queen Of Italy at tomor-
rows Christmas dinner. A monster
turkey has been secured and win be
stuffed with chestnuts. with cells as q
side dish. Being very religious. the
king and queen will go to church to-
morrow morning and will spend a
large portion OF the day In worship
at long mass. The Christmas din
ner will be served at s O'Clock. The
royal family has been very liberal
with its presents this year and In re-
turn has been the recipient of
many valuable presents from the
royal families. Court ladies and
gentlemen received the usual gifts
OF jewels, tea services, silver
and other articles, according to their
position.
In Gay Paris.
PARIS, Dec. 24-Paris blossom
ed out today in sea of color and
the usual Partisan Christmas fetes
are already in progress and will con-
tinue through the night and tomor-
row. The streets and shops are
crowded with dense holiday throngs,
and the boulevards are lined with
booths from which novelties are
yended.
Al the Madeleine and other lead
ing churches midnight messes will
be celebrated with orchestras and
distinguished singers of the opera
taking part. The cafes will be open
all night and are filled with royster-
ing, happy crowds. President Fall
Heres will spend the day quietly and
will take little part in the Christmas
observations.
London Crowds.
LONDON, Dee. 24.-With its rev
ellers and shoppers and it's all per-
vading air of cheerfulness, the day
before Christmas finds London al
most gay. The streets are thronged
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
surpriee Their Teaehers.

The pupils Of the shorthand depart
meni of the Occur d'Alene college
gave a very pleasant surprise to their
Instructor. Miss Anderson. she is
very popular among her pupils who
showed their esteem by presenting
her with various useful articles. 4
short program was rendered and
tempting refreshments we're served.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24
CITY IN BRIEF

a. NJ. MundeIl will spend Christ
mas In Spokane,
Boyd Hamilton and family will
spend Christmas al the home of his
father In Colfax. Washington.
II, d. Maiken, brother in law Of J.
A, Singer, is In our city visiting rel-
atiyea. He resides ia Spokane.
Miss Hattie Steele. OF Spokane.
will spend Christmas with her broth
or. George +. Steele. OF this city.
Harry Jones' win leave In few
days for ChewaIah. Washington.
where he has contract for conatrue-
ton work.
A. ~. Anderson and wife returned
last evening from Wallace where the
latter underwent an operation ut the
hospital. She III much improved.
The Scandinavian society viii give
a dance and banquet at Sanders hail
Monday evening, December 80. Beat
OF music and a good time assured.
o. O. Young, who has been east for
several months settling up his par
ent's estate. returned home today
He ID glad to DO back again in Occur
d'Alene
All ladies calling at the Lafayette
Transfer once, 919 sherman street.
between the hours Of one and four
Thursday will receive a handsome
souvenir.
Mayall's orchestra, OF Spokane.
will give a free concert tomorrow nj
Blaekwell's pavilion II viii be fol-
lowed by dance. A special train will
come from Spokane.
The steamer Colfax met with 4
misfortune last night while enroute
to this city Some Of her pipes blew
out while on the 81. Joe river Il
arrived this afternoon.
p. w johnson delighted the en-
ployes OF his establishment BY pres
emitting each with iiha large turkey.
Who would not wish to work for Mr..
Johnson on Christmas day7
lany football enthusiasts OF Occur
Atene intend 10 pc present al the
game TO be played tomorrow at
Spokane between the Washing
ton State College and the st. Louis
university,
W. II. Lafayette has one OF the
very neatest Christmas souvenirs we
have had the pleasure to sae II In
entitled Padding her own Canoe,
and tells simple story. Mr.. LAFay-
cite Ii one OF the best and most pune
tual transfer men In the city. He has
always padded his own canoe and
made a success Of 1t.
Bert Latta tickled the cookies OF
all the paper carriers hearts employ
ed BY the Press by presenting each
with box OF candy He did not for
get the men, however, giving each a
cigar OF a choice brand. Such treat
ment makes Us wish every day were
Christmas. not bye and bye. but nov.
Sir. Latta. while only In our city a
brief time has succeeded In building
up a ine trade which is increasing
every day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

and there appears 70 be no indiea-
ton that the holiday celebrations
win be conducted In more econom-
ical manner this year than before.
AL OF the big shops report a large
trade and the proprietors are quoted
as saying that their business for the
last few weeks has been very salts
factory.
The preparations for the Christ
mas festivities at Sandringham are
much the same as usual. King Ed
ward and Queen Alexandria have
already received hundreds of rich
and valuable gifts from royal rela-
tives, diplomats and Englishmen
and officers in far lands. Both his
majesty and the queen win spend
the holidays very quietly. surround
ed only by members OF their own
family, and only q very few select
guests have been invited 10 join the
royal circle.
In the FRtheFland.
BERLIN. Dec. 24.--In every part
OF the empire OF the kaiser the I'm
ishing touches are today being put
upon the Christmas trees and final
preparations are being made for the
Christmas eve festival. the principal
one of the calendar In the fatherIand.
There will be Christmas trees in ev-
cry family that can possibly provide
one, and also In all the public lnsti-
buttons, prisons, asylums, soup kitch-
ems and barracks. Although there
are more unemployed men In Berlin
today than ever before and this con
dition has given rise to much discon-
tent. all OF this has for the time been
swallowed up in the general spirit
of Christmas cheer. The unemploy-
ed, although they may starve snext
week, will have Christmas trees and
gifts this evening and feast tomor-
row.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

Loose leaf ledger or bin printing
Is a speciality at the Press once. We
have a complete stock OF paper for
this work. II you use the loose leaf
system let Us figure with You.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

ROME. Dec. 24.-Ameriea' ma
tionaI bird will occupy a prominent
place on the banquet board OF the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-24

the streets in Santa Claus costume,
viii feed 10000 more, and the Bow
cry mission and other charitable or
CARNATIONS will extend the hand of
hospitality to many thousands OF the
homeless and hungry Of the metrop-
oils.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-28
Dickinson Opera House
IoEO3E d:F3lzs ] E -

w. e. F.ait left Thursday for Monango,
where he will.spend tie holidays.
Postof6ce lnsped9 Egge was here
last Thursday ard ic,nd everything al
right. zss. e. II ss: .
Mr. and Mrs. Ton Bailey from Rock
spring recently spent several days visit
ing friends = Taylor. :.st U
Rev. S. ~. Danford, presiding elder q
the Fargo dsArict, ,Ghthe Methodist EMS.
eopai church viii preach and ho.d ~
firk guaTteSfy conference sat Taylof
Monday e~eaing. December 81
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II lie! New Y ofk. World

The Thrice-a- y Veekst Norld ,expects 10
be q better paper 10 1908 th3n ever be:
fore. In the couEse q Of the year, the
tissues for the next great Presidential
camp viii he fofe and
flseyeryh vim wish llto9 4 keep formed.
ksiThe, Thrice.a- veeks World, conjngsto
you every other day, serves All the{ pur.
poses of 4 dsily, and ID, Tar chsa per, ii,
.laT The nets service 81 this papersi con.
stantly' being incre reased and &C feports
fully aecprate and promptly every
event Of importance anywhere III the
world Moreover, liz political. news i
|impas astial. giving YOU factsi not opiininns
and wishes. III has full MAJ II, ssplen,;
Ibid cartoons and inter- sting fiction by
StaRt3 5sii
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[subaefipttn pfics I 4 4 only pel
kyef and dsthiss pays saor I56 sspap "a
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The PRESS esherss Tor one yeat sfor
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81 Coming Attra 81
@ 4 Manager Kihm 81 the Dict kinson opera
house shas booked the following plays: a
gs Dse:. The s12 oyaL Chef. ,l3s II
Dec The GingeI eIbread Man.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-28
AMOR. !! !! !. !s!!!EWs. <! 5.

Miss Josephine Lewis = home from
Erland Paulson had b,isiine. s = il, is Dick
anson Monday |5:
]. Courtney and loes Chffsten aIeilt
5ssasday ins Dick kinson. sHaR1 +
Postmaster Fixen from Knife River
was In TAYLOR Satan1ay.
Bills are out! for = IN eiws x ears dancesat
Chriaen's hall Dece ember 5 I. II
Tom Rutherford from Hebron M svas ssii II
Taylor between trains Sunday. ts5 81
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n; FEDEfil r. I: I = BUILDING


tSs5. 5ssS
On the 16th at Tbs p,oath Congress: y:
man Gronna introduced .asfe- following
bill: 4 III, 4
BE 81 enacted ~ lthe Senate and House
ef Representatives of the United Ir States 81
5of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he
IS hereby. authorized and, directed q
acquire. BY purchase, condemnation, sor
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-28

er~ise. 'ite 'il and I'd cause g Be erected
thereon a suitable building, including
6nproof vaults. heating and vensilating
apparatus. and approaches, for the use
and accommodation Of the United States
Epostofhce and other Government Offices
int the City, Of Dickinson and State Of
North Dakota, at limit Of cost not to
exceed the sum Of seventy-dve thousand
dollars. 4
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-28
6LAllDlsJlD' . NOTES,

Vs1Ass0 sVSSk WI G0s III Mt
G.S. cryne was called toa Fargo Sun.
day on the Ware case. "a q
MIC. Brown and "A. M. Crairie re-
tsrned from Adams county Saturday
DR.. II. A. Davis was down from Dick
nson Sunday on professioaal business. Il
Letters received from n F. Lefof in
Hungary. report a fine trip scross the
ocean! n ;2E js.s &: n
]. I. Shelp. Who HAD been ia FARO al a,
2 witnesA III The Ware Case, returned
Nome Tuesday.
The Christmas exercises 1t tie M Z: E.
church Wednesday, evening were well
attended and enjoyed by an present. I.
Miss Genevieve Nakle, who HAS been
spending ths holiday VItih Nfrs S. IS
Gregg. M s;Ss #'5;
S. y. Gregg Held '.tukev shsot' here
Tuesday. whereya number; Of ouE citizeni
won afew ot the biirnds fer. their Christ.
mas dinner. y; v sss l|8 7. d;
r. B. Lee, o. IA. Dietsrhe; ana A. III
Ritz were initiated into the mysteries sOl
the inner sanctum Of the Gladstone
Social club Saturday evening and "yei
they live 5s55s s14 4 S3
The school entertainment in Lefor's
hall Tuesday evening was fine. The flag
drill AZ the I1snaticns in. review 1,efofe
Liberty on her throne was exceptionally
we'll rende I ssss5i. l i B
AL. Strang, formerly 81 this place
passed through town on No. Il .FTiday
going to Montreal, Can. He expects to
call ofi his mSny here on HI re.
turn in January. 4.
Mrs. Cora Putnam and ssn, Otis, oi
Northport, Mich, arrived sSunda even.
ing to spend the holidays Win her son;
Howard Putnam, and her cousins, +tie
Mesdames, ssheip, Lee and Bso.,n. HI
Little lazy Reshschill Who hid
been III l6r aMeek parsed away Christ.
mas morning, and the funeral services
were held from the hcsse q = p. s..
Thursday. N 4 ::4s
:s3 Il. aSafe in5the arms Of Jesus,
Safe On His gentle breast,
There by His love oser shad lowed,
Sweetly, her soul sfaii rest. =
II
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-28
LOCAL NEWS. Il y v;

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IVA. d. Miller of Medora was business
visitor VII in the city this week. s$
County Auditor ]. s. White and
family ale Christmas dinner in their
handsome new home on Barnes street.
M Put in your coal while the weather il
favorable. G.. w. Mcclellan, agent.
Phone i7o: residence phone. IsiL. !.
Ssssss @ IS. I7-7I.tf
sS3VA a. 1ohr.on cf Rocl.n,;n, -. =
the CITY Monday and left for Houston,
MIMI, where be will remain for = few
months. I52lG -
s. Z, la;.... a,Maro,.r;,. ;prdj..,,. .rd
;r.raiS;n. yJ;l;;srn.nn IL, s... Sa,r,sa., sau
RI ~ Mcdora TO spend ! lev davs With
Mss Ora GRAY. ' a'1:3S 81 a "A
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Inr"Gole 8 s 9as!. VINO nas q .l : nomesteao s! rs.
ss' n""v n',.. % wSs ~ ',IG VII. Sy hon. o,.
u:,i ss m ."use '.s:u e.. Nsp'uan n..' "ue'e
~ W''' 'en"'.' '''' some ~; 't!'e !!s: !li.
Supt. II. james was IN from Mott
Monnay en n. 1oute 10 k.cnaroton , on
s.ss. Han s 80. ~ eave nv1' szt
ss..e ~aA 'o' ''''t WIN 'e'a''vee ~ 'ne
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y: Z. Stanley was in from Scranton tor
Christmas @ when ne LETT the busy Mil
yankee mining town, daily mail service
nae. been established and things were
lively. ss,e ...ss Ct. !,
" Mrs. Joseph Walsh arrived from
Minneapoiis last week. Mr.. Walsh. Ia,
fbeeu IN Dickinson for several weeks
ana they expect to make their home IN
TINS t'1llNy city. , iils i.fa99..s is
James Coleman, who had been spend.
ling few days with relatives ip the city
left Thursday, for Livingston, Mont-
where he has. employment in the N. r
machine rhop. 81
]. s: Douglas, who has a fine home.
stead in the southeastern part of BIZ
iines county, was IN the city this week
on business and loaded out with lumbe,
and Supplies.
Mt. and Mrs. Thomas Evans have re.
turned from Oregon and are now per
fectlY satiafied ( with western North
Dakota. They will spend the winter al
their residence in Taylor.