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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
SCALLON
ON SUNDAY LAW
Speculation as to Its Observance
in Occur dAIene

also said that they would remain
quiet ali day and at least keep closed
shop until one O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
The Sunday rest law ~ passed at
the last session Of the legislatuTepro-
hibits the keeping open Of mercantile
establishments, saloons, theatera,
dance halls, raee tracks, clrcuses,
billiard or pool rooms, bowling alleys
or any public places Of amusement.
The penalty Of non observance IL "a hne
Of not less than $50, OF more than
$3.50. Any officer neglecting his
duty in enforing the law is liable To
fine Of not less than $50 aud up 70
$500.
This law does not prohibit hall
Rames. excursions, the opening ol
cigar or stationery stores, drug stores,
ice cream parlors or other similar In
stitutions
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
OWNERS
LOG

That over 700, 900 feet of logs have
have been taken from Occur d'Alene
In the past month, was statement
made yesterday afternoon at the meet
ing of the CGeur d'Alene Log Owners
Association, held in the Hotel Idaho
yesterday.
About three o'clock the members
of the association gathered to transact
business AMI hear the report of viii
liam Ingram, in charge of the steam
er Bonnie Dooue. 1t was also stated
that the lake had been covered with
logs from Occur d'Alene to East
point, a promotory about five miles
west and north of Harrison. 1t was
estimated when this salvage work was
commenced, that there was at least
Looo' O0G feet of stray logs afioat in
'he lake, menacing the many craft,
and 1t is now thought that there will
oe considerably more than this. The
logs that have heen gathered in have
Oeen sorted and returned to their re-
specslve owners, and q large number
Of deadkeads, which float with their
tops barely covered by the water have
also been removed.
The association is composed OF the
heads of managers of lumber cOmpan'
les In the district beween this city
aud the head of navigation on the st
doe river. Work OF keeping the lak'
clear II floating logs, driftwood and
other dangerous bodies will be con
unued through the summer. Tn
work that has already been accom-
piished in returning stray logs ha
more than paid the expense Of tn
lumber companies In doing the sal
Esge work.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
To Save Lumberlacks.

MessFs y. Higgins, Fred w. Davis
and L. G. Nichols, Of the Logging
Camp Mission. Of Minneapolis.
Minn., are new arrivals In the city
and held an open air mission nesting
last evening at the corner Of BhSF.
man and Second street.
The Logging Camp Mission IL .
new departure Ia the mission work d
the Presbyterian church and thsss
gentlemen will appear IN the Pregby.
terrain church IN Spokane SUNDAY
morning and the Presbyterian church
In this city Sunday evening" II II
expected that several open cir meet.
ings will be held. Mr.. Davis will
confins himself To this portion %
Idaho, working through the lumber
camps. with Occur d'Aiens NJ his
hesdqnartsr. Mr.. =. r. Higgins
and l.. G. Nichols will work through
the extreme northern portion Of this
state and also in Washington.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

Tie secretary Of the department Of
the interior, through the general
land Office. At Washington. ID. C., has
notified the local land Office that 3
portion Of the Cabinet forest reserves
will be restored for entry and settle
msnt.
These lands which were withdrawn
january Is, 1906 will be opened for
location July %. 1907, but filing and
entry will not bs allowed until Aug.
ust 81, 1907. A peculiar phase Of the
announcement that this will be open
cd again 10 that ne settlement prloI
to July % will be recognized when
entry for aling IL made. The land Il
composed OF townships, go range !.
ST. range /. 81 range /, IS range !
81 range lob range 2, GO range 2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
Interstate Survey.

ii. y. Robertson, locating engineer
for the Spokane Wallace interstate
Railway, with headquarters In this
city and has a crew Of Ia surveyors
camping at Bennett's bay and expects
to move his camp In the next few
days 20 the bead Of Wolf Lodge bag
Mr.. Robertson is going over the
lines recently surveyed Tor the com.
pany and when he has done this and
reported the route which the road
will take from Wallace 10 this city
will be definitely located and work
Of construction will be- started duFing
the summer, with q possibility os
having the road Ia commission inside
OF eighteen monthA Mr.. RobeFtaon
would not make any statement ~ 70
what route the road would taks
through the city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

President George F. Black, Of Lew
iston Normal school. spent the day in
Occur d'Alsne with Superintendent
Il. Il. Barton completing arrange
ments for the ST to summer normsl
school to be held between July 10
and August % In this city.
The completion Of all local ar
ranRements for the school has been
left with Superintendent Barton. He
has been authorized to get ont an an
nouncement for the school. giving To-
cation, special arrangements, ex
penses, transportation facilities and
other information, for the benefit of
those who desire to attend the school
from outside.
The faculty will consist Of al
least ave prominent educators " said
Prof Black. Among these are
Prof. Earl s. Wooster, of Ambersi
e.IIsge, bead Of the department o.
science at Lewiston; Miss Aurelia
henry, Pm. D., Of Yale, in charge 81
English; Miss Mary q. InEersoll vii
have manual training, ineludins
Weaving, carpentry, hand work IN "a
per. cardboard, basketry. including
Feed and rafaa work. The sppaTatn
and equipment for this course vii
Be shipped from the Lewiston Norma
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

"What are you going to do about
the Sunday closing lawf
81 do not anticipate any breaking
Of the law until it has occurred. l do
not wish to accuse any man before the
deed is committed There IL no use
creating a disturbance until neces
sary. They all know the law and
will probably observe it,.
''Have the police been instructed
'"They know their duty and will
presumably enforce the law
That is what Mayor II. Y. Scallon
stated when interviewed on the en-
forcement of the Sunday rest law by
Press reporter.
The saloon men feel that the Law
will be enforced aud several Of then
stated yesterday that they did not
know whether they would observe u
or not, unless forced TO. II was
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
Forest Service Chief Here

Clifford Pinchot, head of the forest
service, will spend the month OF
June in Idaho.
The purpose OF Mr.. Pinchot's visit
% this state is to make . very thor
ungh Investigation of the reserves in
the state, and further to explain their
purpose and benefit 20 the people in
ne sections interested. II il realiZ-
"a that the people who are living in
ne vicinity Of reserves have had very
li'ie opportunity to learn Just what
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
MEET

the purpose of the forest reserve was.
When persons interested have had
the whole matter explained fully,
they have been advocates Of the
system, while lack Of knowledge.
sometimes aggravated by misinforma-
ton, has led some communities into
an attitude of opposition.
Mr.. Pinchot will try to meet with
the people of every locality directly
interested and will DO glad to consult
with all who can be reached respect
ing the work that Is under this
charge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
Mcclellan Notes.

The crossing 81 Seeley street, acFo@
the Electric railway, was 1nlahed
Tuesday.
Mcclellan has q good opening for
hotel e. there l. none Ia the t0wn
81 present. There Is = iine locatlOn
for one near tina depot. Write 20
Frank Drew 70 information.
Tho Mcclellan Mercantile company
lie now open aud doing prosperous
busiEoss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
MYSTERY OF
TWO BROTHERS
Both Plunge into the MOyie and
Are Drowned

Passport. Idaho. May ll.-This
town Is very much perplexsd over the
action Of two Swedea By the name Of
Standssrom, one OF whom threw him
self into the river, and the other
Who disappeared and has not been
found. One OF than Was Q section
foreman on the q. r. r., at Kings
gate last winter, They went through
here three OF four days ago TO spo-
kane aud rutuFned here yesterday ON
the Spokane International No 2, and
went TO bed at the Royal hotel about
IL O'Clock. The hotel occupants
we're aroused by the two swedea, who
we're talking loudly TO each other
and praying for forgiveness for their
sins. They soon raised the window
and jumped out, and one Of them dis
appeared and up to noon today has
not been seen.
The other brother awakened Mr..
Dimock, the Canadian customs ono.
or, and kept hhm 40 all night telling
disconnan6nd ltory Of some ons be-
ing akiaf him, and prayed almost oon-
tlnaaliy. About daylight he became
dre quiet, but was worried about
his brother who, he said, would be
killed by the men after him, or
would drown himself. lie Was close
~ watched by the residents her, bot
at 0 80 be mAngaed to alp away from
Mr.. Lewis, United States inspector Of
customs, who had been Watching him
on the depot platform. Less thar
two minutes after no disappeared Mr..
Lewis started searching for him, and
going down the river bank about hal
mile met Mr. Young, deputy col
lector Of customs, who informed him
that body answering the description
of the missing man had just drifte'
by in the Moyie river which is veTS
high and running about 10 miles n
hour. II was impossible TO inteFOep
the body, owing 20 the swift curEon
and thick brush.
The actions Of both men are yer
queer and not nc all understood b
any one here. American and Canad
|, ian authorities have both been notl
fed, and an effort will be made I'm
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
Celebrate Anniversary .

Miss Adslyn Young vas most
agresably surprised last evening st
her home at 5iO Garden street, when
. number Of Der friends dropped In
70 enjoy a dinner With her and help
her eelebrnts her sixteenth birthday
anniversary. An excellent dinner
was served following whicb the even
Ing was spent ia = social manner.
music being tbs main feature d On
tsrtainmsnt. These present we're,
Misses Adelyn Young. MAuds and Ora
Kennedy. Vera Sevea Alice Lither.
land, wilhslnina Noble and Kathsr-
inc Dunlevy; AesseFs DR., John Huns
ShepbAFd, George and Ralph NeveFs.
Roy Weston. Odd Young, Fred Az
tell, GiViBs Lithsrlsnd and c. u
Thomas, ir.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

, p,tte Mont, May 11.-Patrol
|nr,ver Charles jackson tonight shot
~ killed Harry Cole, while the lat
4, was attempting to escape, and an
;,censed mob of 5000 led by brothers
i Cole. made an Intellectual at
,ompt to lynch Detective Charles
McGarvey, the crowd laboring under
the impression that he was the officer
rho had done the shooting. Cole
hod been arrested by McGarvey on q
Iorpery charge and was suspected of
bsing one of the two bandits who sew
raj days ago held up the North
Coast Limited on the Northern Pa
etac at WEIGH spur, murderng En-
gineer Frank Glow and wounding
Fireman Thomas Sullivan.
COLE RUNS, is SHOT DEAD.
While he was being sweated in the
Office of the police station, Cole, 1t
is said dehantly declared that he
knew all about the holdup of the linn
tied and made a dash for the door,
which he reached, and ran down an
Slley leading from the police station.
An officer started for Cole, but trip
ped over the threshold of the door
and measured his length on the floor.
McGarvey followed and tripped
over the PROSTATE form of the police
man, and he, too, went to the floor,
Patrol Driver jackson, who at this
point had entered the room upoI
hearing the commotion, saw that COLI
was about to make his escape, quickl!
drew his revolver and fred twice, hit
ting the fleeing man in the back ant
killing him almost instantly.
MOB LED BY BROTHER OF COLE
An immense crowd quickly gather
Cd ard the impression gaining groun,
that McGarvey had killed an innocen
drunk, the cry went up to hang Nc
Garvey. Timothy Cole, anothe
brother of the dead man, and a cous
in of the dead man took the leader
ship of a mob of about 1000, and al
tempted to force their way throug
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
FOR SUMMER NORMAL

school. as will the science apparatus,
and the Normal school reference IL
brary 10 English and science.
In regard 10 the culture course In
English, we are open To suggestions
from those interested In these studies
In the city. Miss Henry who spent
last year at oxford, and visiting
points Of historical literary interests
on the continent, will deliver three
lectures during the term. Prof.
Wooster. Of the science department,
spent a portion Of the day looking
over the topography Of Occur d Alene
and vicinity with a yieE Of arranging
bic work 10 the summer school to
conform to the study oi this country
basad on the government topograph q
/ ical maps. am nos arranging to
SECURE lectures by some Il the most
prominent educators u the east Sho
will visit the National Educational
Association meeting at Los Angeles
this year. These educators have 3 "a
siouAl reputation asd viii furnish
treat 70 The teachers In attendance.
We hope 10 secure tie nesting Of th'
county institute Of both SbOshone -
KootenAi counties during the las
week 81 the summer school and com
biDe the work II tbs institute vii
that Of ths school. "
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
BUTTE MOB WITH
RIFLE AND ROPE
Attempt to Lynch Murderer of
Harry Cole

the line of officers guarding the jail
with drawn guns. Inside the Jail
were more officers, armed with Win
cheter rifles. The mob secured q
long rope from a derrick used In the
construction of a building nearby,
and the shout was made to down the
officers. At this point Deputy Sher-
i'll Jack Wyman stopped the leader OF
the mob and told them that McGar-
vey had left the Jail and that they
we're welcome to search the building.
This was done, no trace Of the detect
i've being found.
TIMOTHY CRIES FOR REVENGE.
Mounting the stairs in front Of
the courthouse, Timothy Cole made
an impassioned exhortation to the
crowd to avenRe the death of his
brother, who, he declared, had been
shot by EcGarvey in cold blood.
Cole addressed the mob until he be-
came 90 hoarse he could talk barely
In q whisper and telling the mob to
follow, made his way to the police
station with the rapidly augmenting
crowd following him until 1t had
reached at least 5000 in number the
mob packing the streets for two block
about the station.
MOB SUBSIDIES LATE AT NIGHT
The police restored quiet at abou
IL O'Clock last night after they haC
succeeded in arresting Timothy Cole
the leader Of the mob, and you'll
named Flynn, who carried the rope
man who gave his name as Sullivan
and a cousin of Cole. These Wer
held in the police station until tn
mob, lacking a leader, dispersed
when the four men we're allowed I
90.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

mediately 20 recover the body in the
Moyie river, The baggage had been
checked 10 spokane, but was held for
customs inspection and was claimed
by them on their return from Spok-
ane aud left In the q. r. n. depot
1t Kingagate, They left their money,
amounting to about sa5, with tho
proprietor Of the hotal before rotlF-
ing. The men we're about 30 and
40 yeam Of age, light complexion,
aud powerfully huilt, and By ooOupA.
tion railroad track men,
The body Of the missing man Il
known TO be In the Moyte river but
the searching parties have bean unab.
le TO iind Il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

The Inland Brewing 4 Mating
company has brought suit against F..
]. Minor In the district court to
quiet title to personal property. K.
II. Mcfarland appears for the plain
tiff.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11
MORE LAND FOR FILING

90 range 2, 81, range 90 range ,
Some of these townhslpa lie north
and east Of Lake Pend d'orsille, are
heavily timbered and also valuable
for agriculture.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

WILLARD II. BROWNSON.
Rear admiral, commander Of
the first division Of arInored crli4.
ers in the United States navy and
new chief of the bureau Of naviga.
ton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-11

third
appeared
speciality
and
footightR
wal n
The evening world., 1907-03-15
HURLED OUT OF
CAB As HORSE
DASHES AWAY
Mr.. andMrs. A. Fl. Woods,
Of New York ok, Injured
in Newark.


Mr. ana Mrs. A. II. Woods, OF No.
sos @ss.vr-ss4g f>-,rs. y IVY FORK, 'reFe
injured to-day in Newark by u run
AWAY accident.
A cab In wslohi Mr., and Mrs. Woods.
w.ets riding, came bounding along Mar
kot street. There wyls no driver on the
box and as II nea-ed Broad street Paul
Bramber. a trolley inspector at hnt
point, ran Qua 10 head on the runaway
horsc Hn grabbed the animals bride
bu, missed HIS footing and fell. The
-hotse kicked Inn and the cab 1ys'eass
passed ovcrlH him. rendering MN ah-
After knocking down tho INSPECTOR
.t,,r -i,vrse-rw~rv-t 10 tho s!.e TIA.
cab was upset and both AFR. Woods AND and
his w4fs knocked out ONTO the pavement
iatnry naeavad -s=riqas ItsiarS=a ard fsar;
having their cuts and bruises treated
by q physician thoy boarded another
cab and @sre driven 10 the depot where
they took train for New York.
An ambulance from the Newark City
Hospital was summoned and Branoer
was taScn TO that inDdtutton. II waa
found that he had sustained a fractur~
OF the alcull and pnsAisle intsrnal In
jur!es.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
TWO WIVES 0F-oNlEE.
L0THARIO FIGHT AS ONE.

Two young and petty women we're
Deaey Bernstein and May Simon. who
appeared in the divorce court to-day
against Lawrence cohne. who had mar
-ied Becisy July II. leo:, and then On
Sept. 70. lpo6. had married alay without
tho forma,ity o: getting divorce from
Becky.
The two youn1 women came TO court
together. fast friends and clingtng to
each other In their joint distress.
Becky and Mag told thcir stories TO
Justice Truax. Becky got n divorce
from Lawrence Coht,s nasning Nay as
marriage a. Co,ine be nrnnsled on tho
grourd that he wis already married
TO Becky wHhsn he married her
AS for Cohne. no offered no defense,
INDEED neither OF the victims OF hia
marrying habit had Hoan him IN year.
They would Just like to. that's ALI
The evening world., 1907-03-15
WARNING OF DANGER
FROM DYNAMITE.
Inspector Reports Presence OF Need,
less Quantity OF Explosive ]
in Busy Sections.

A. the result OF an !nvesdgat,on
which disclosed that 2.coo pounds OF dy-
nsnste more than 10 necessary for
49, work n-e stored by contractors
IN tho busy. sections of rho oity whore
,,la,nS operations ara in prosresa4 fjiEe
conr,issloncr I.antry to-day VIII t'tsststssss ~
Contractors 10 re3uce the quantity o.
tho explosive on hana
Iuspect5r Frank s, WoH. of the Hi
renu OF Cou.3ustfblcs, reported Yestar-
day To Commissioner Lantry that ths
princltal users OF dynamite In the city
I'm the contractors engaged ON the
ennsylvan!e RaIiroad extension
son the Pennsylvania tunnel alone
Etnay are .using {, so pounds OF dynamite
Sniiy. Inspector w6lt reports. and IN
sna near future they expect to use .&oo
psoands snu aoi.Y.I-WAsn II .eenssdcrsd
.xIn.,nSa xn.S nsed In tho PENNSYLVANIA ter
ininai nor Tho Grand csn.riS sn,s !sinproys'
! Inc 'iirutcs nre appalling. It In irnpera
! HE THAT RcttoH be takenSto put o stop
!, ,to tbe unnecessary dangers IN thia
u / ~ -, T.
The evening world., 1907-03-15

before the board. and made several
cnustic criticisna that were interpreted
TO mean that he intends making his
administration strenuous from now on,
A communication from tna, Aousduct
Commission asking for si.ooo. 900 came bs-
fore the Board. : n n RI
How long ), this thing TO aatY
WIFI this taken twenty-five years inoref-'
calced the Mayor. --..-l-.-.. ..--.-
..As long as the Commissioners 1--we. I
suppose answered member OF tina
Board. f;. .-.r,
''Weli. as they profess to oe Democrats
they may i've forever. rstortsd rno
Mayor. but tho appropriation went
through.
The next move Enc,ved about forty
Applications from Roropgh Pres.defts
hnd others for salary increases,
Borough President coisr wanted g.
10000 for the purpose OF repaving
Brooklyn streets, i II
~ thinE." said Comptroller Nets.
."fhnf the. condition- a9 astreafs-aa-
other borouEhs should be loosxed
into. broadway here in 9Ianhat-
tan Il iin n disEraocful condftion. /"
s.There Is not n street In Mnnnaf-s
tan that IL NOT in dfaGra1eeuA
conditton." Rsscrted the Mayer.
AZ Borough President Ahcarn was
absent on account OF an attack OF grip
therc was no reply.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
PENNMESS IN NEW
LAND HE SEEKS DEATH.
Abraham Found Age Handicap Too
Severe and Tried Three
Waw to Die.

s.mon Abraham, sixty-two yenTu did,
renniless and without, Hcana to re,oin
,hAa rtfe and 'ch,idran from whom an
ocean ssparasedr him. triea three ways
unsaceessfuilyH 10 ,cutt ttis earth to-
day. Hc drank a soiation of paris
green. cut his throat with a penkn.tc,
and then turned on tho gas. He Ia in
Harlem Hospital, wssera-rau surgeons
say there Ia little prospect OF HIS re-
ccvery.
Abraham existed IN little furnished
room at No. lB6 Fart Ono Hundred and
seyenth street. for the paymsnt'of whicf,
no was sadly In arrsara, but Land
lord Gustav schoil was ienient. Abra-
ham had como from Moscow. Russia,
but six months ago, believing that In
his time OF lifc he could win fortune
IN the new land. Tho strngEle wal
too much. With his last, few pennies
no bought the poison nnd three post.
ago atampn whiah hs attached 10 thrcs
tlsttara no had written endearinsiy tc
i,
The evening world., 1907-03-15
SEARCH CAVE NEAR
MARVIN BOYS HOME.

boyEH Del Marah 1h--ssaar1hnrn
COR Horace N. Marvin. jr.. the four
year-o,d ron OF DR.. Horace Marvin. who
has eoen miss.ng since last Monday a
week ago, and who Is believed TO nave
a.-k:aaapned.- today entered deep
cave near tho Margin nome Al kltrs
Hammock.
with tho exception OF ehis cave, every
spot in tho vicinity OF tho Marvin ta1Tn
has been gono over II Is not osiieved
that the child could posslb!y havo made
his way across nwanaps and over rough
ground to this cave alone. but the Pin
korton dctsetves arc not inclined, ovoh
with all tho evidence that has been
broagh, to them, TO believe tho boy was
Kidnapped S.--..,,....s
In spite OF tho P.nlsertonn' attitude.
the State detectiveB. the nelghbora OF
Df. aarv!n and Gov. Lea nro por.tsvo
tina, tho child was raRcn EwSy By itia-
nappers and is being held for ranaosn-
Tho Pinkerton men last night dlsre-
gardod the fatigue ana grfst OF br.- Mar
win Tue pnyrietnu says he hus Etrun
up Ill hope OF oyer sce,ns: his son alive.
The Pinkertons called him before them
and for nm hour suhiootcd tTm to tho
closest questioning. Dvcry question no
answered without hesitation. He showed
tina. hn had nothing to conceal.
Information was received hare from
New York to-day that sam Sheldon. tho
bead Of the Sheldon sDstectire Asenny.
had gone to Windsor, Canada, and tho
sassaf In shesa ihat hn has goDA TO treat
vita tao -kidnaopera, -Hho have 4renortad
before that tho kidnapped boy IN ncross
tho Canadian border and will Do re-
turned on tho payment OF u,oo0 In gold.
Tho Canadian clue has been regarded
rs tho best for several -dnya.