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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

Use Palaeelite and Electriclite
coal oil.
Ben Martin, of Mullan. is in the
city today.
JohnstOn's Candies at the City
Drug store.
VIII Sanders left for Spokane this
morning on business.
Remnants Of dress goods at Nor
quist's. Happy Week.
John Thompson left on the spok-
ane train this morning.
For plumbing, see Dezel..
Phone Bell 256, Interstate 224, for
S. s. Messenger company.
Victor Landquist, father of Mrs.
Treager, left for his Lewiston home
today.
]. L. McClear left for Rathdrum
this morning to look after probate
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. White we're
passengers on an early Spokane train
this morning.
Leather table covers and pillows
in air brush and applique designs
City Drug store.
Jerome Rice and William Bickel
left today for uplake points where
they are employed.
S. G. Sargent, of the First Nation
al bank, was a passenger on the
Spokane morning train.
For bargains in real estate. see
Hobson d Parker, they are still do
ing business at the old stand.
August Paulson, of Wallace, an Of
ficer of the Consumers company, was
in the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller spent
Sunday in Spokane visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reed.
Use Palacelite and Electriclite
coal oil.
Let thinner supply your coal; i've
cars just arrived and the price is
right. Phone Bell 161-K or Inter
state 164-K.
Ten acres irrigated land at East
Greenacres, for sale at a bargain.
See American Trust company, 315
Sherman street.
For oil heaters, oil stoves and
lamps use Palacelite and Electric
lite oil, the best on the market. Ask
your dealer for it.
Miss Eta Stone, heretofore en-
ployed at the L. M. Robinson milli-
ner store, left this morning for Mos
COW, Idaho, her home.
Use Palacelite and Electriclite
coal oil.
E. B. Carscallen left this morning
IN AVublCA' I1S 5ldJSS Iudl luc SlSSl
for the Heutter bridge will arrive
within the next few days, having
been shipped Dec. "a
Use Palacelite and Electriclite
coal oil.
0rville Norburg, who formerly
conducted a store ;lt the corner of
Fourth and Occur d'Alene streets, is
in the city visiting relatives. He
resides in Lewiston.
Grand auction sale of holiday
gifts at Barton's PoStoHlce Newsstand
across from the PostofElce beginning
at l p. m. Monday and Tuesday.
Myrtle, the daughter of A P.
CroOnquist, who has been attending
the university at Seattle, Washing
ton, is at home during the Christmas
vacation, visiting relatives.
Use Palacelite and ElectricTite
coal oil.
]. H. Kerr. of Fossil. Oregon, who
has been spending Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Burch. left for
his home yesterday. accompanied by
the latter as far as Spokane.
Use Palacelite and Eiectriclite
coal oil.
E Ruo1ar vvho hoe haan a., ~,
grayer at H. w. FintzeI's jewelry
store. win spend about three months
In the east, to prepare himself to do
better work in his business. He will
return and reside In Occur d'Alene.
Ask your dealer for PalacelIte and
Electriclite coal oil.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-30
cnrLs

Spain produces over 1000. OOO. 900
corks every year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-30

books Bought, sold aud exchanged d
tons Book store.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Concert Viii Mark Her Last
Appearance Before Wash
ingtOn Audience.

Friday afternoon, at the New Ma
tional Theater. the Washington College
Of Music concert series will End with
the appearance Of the great prima
donna, Nine. SchUmann-Heink,il ' a COM
plete song recital, the program Of
which viii De found in the an-lsement
column Of this paper So much has been
written Of the marvellous quality and
wonderful facility OF expression of tie
vocal chords Of Schumanu-Heinx that
IL is difficult TO add 10 what has al
ready been said. This Is positively her
last appearance in Washington.
The program that she viii present on
Friday afternoon is the most brilliant
that she has given this season. and her
engagement is fitting close 70 an OK
tra0rdinary series of concerts planned
and managed by the Washington CCI-
lege OF Music. The popularity Of this
eminent cOutralto can be well gagged
whea Il Is announced that sire VIII sing
at Is concerts this season. in addition
10 twenty-five opera appearances in the
Metropolitan Opera House IN New, as
a special attraction
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WEST POINT ACADEMY
APPOINTMENTS MADE

President Roosevelt sent to the Sec
rotary OF War today the following list
Of appointments as principals and al
ternates TO the United States Military
Academy at West Point for 1905:
PriHcipals-Burtou Read. son of Capt
George W. Read, Terry de In Mesa Al
len, son of Major s. A. Allen; Eaton
Edwards: Charles G.. DOdd. son of Lieut..
Col G. A. Dodd; O'Alary Fechet. son
of Capt. +. O. Fechet: Otis a. Wallace,
son OF the late Captain Wallace: Man
lew I.awtOn. son of the late General
I.awton: Alfred FaNon Latimer, son OF
the late Lieut.. Col A +. Latlmer, John
PulfOrd. son of tn" late Col John Pull
ford, Donald W. Fraser son of SerSt-
John Fraser.
Alternates-Claude DeBusey Hunt, son
OF Lieut. Col L. =. Hunt: John 5. Hun
ter. son of Col. Edward Hunter; Andrew
n Kaufman. son Of Lieut. Col A. 3.
Kaufman, retired; Benjamin G. Lock
wood, son Of Col. r. c. Lockwood: Fred
Stewart; Arthur West, son OF Lieut.
Col Frank West; William Shipp EVerts
son Of the late Mai. Edward Everts
George Mcclellan Chase, son of Lieut.
Col. George T. Chase; John 3. Thomp
son. son OF capt J. X. Thompson; Hen
~ Pratt Pcrrine, son Of Capt. ;. p
Nestal; Sterling Loop Larrabee, son o.
Mai Charles F. Larrabee. William Mid.
dleton Grimes son Of Col. George S
/ Grimes: Bethel Wood Simpson. son 81
capt W. i. Simpson; John Loring Ba
\ ker, son of late Assistant Engineer
/ Baker, L. s. n.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
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The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WASHINGTON LOAN
OFFICERS SHIFT
DR.. Swope's Resignation
Advances Four of Com
pany'S Staff.

BY the resignation of DR. JoEu A
Swope, first vice president of the Wash-
ington Loan and Trust Company. par
tial reorganization Of the staf Of on
GERS Of the institution was announced
today by the board Of directors. Dr..
Swope's resignation. rendered because
Of his feeling that the duties might well
be handed over 20 a younger man, was
accepted by the directors yesterday at
ternoon.
Dr. Swope has been first vice presi-
dent of the company ever since its for
nation in 1889. He is now in his eighty
first year.
As a result of this resignation. Gen
Ellis Spear goes from the second vice
presidency TO the first; Andrew Parker
from the treasurership 10 the second
vice presidency. Harry @. Mccm TO the
treasurership. and John =. Larner, IN
addition TO retaining his position as
general counsel FOR the company, IS
made third vice president
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
ARMED MEN STEAL
CARS 100000

ST. PETERSBURG. March Seven
armed nieI attacked the chanceuery at
Moscow while the officials were being
paid. and presenting revolvers. at the
head Of the cashier, demanded all the
money i'm sight. After stealing 100000
the highwaymen turned TO escape. and
when they encountered a sergeant Of
the police they promptly killed him. A
house-to-house search in the vicinity Of
the chancellery is being made for the
assassins.
A bomb was thrown at Prince ArEu-
tynski director OF the high school at
Warsaw, this morning. aid the school
was wrecked, but the prince escaped
uninjured- Tn" bomb was thrown by
a mere boy. who made good his escape.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Train Falls % Feet;
Nine Persons Injured

WARREN, Pa. March Train No.
80. on tho Western New York and Penn
sylvania division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, was wrecked between irving
ton and this place. The train plunged
over a twenty-fve-foot embankment.
and nine persons were injured.
The train was running behind a freight
from IrvingtOn to Warren, and when
three-quarter of n mile from Warren
the freight ran onto a siding to allow
the passenger train to pass After the
freight was on the siding. the passenger
started through the switch The switch
was not entirely closed and two cars
were thrown from the rails and down
an embankmcnt into a pond.
Near the railroad track runs a pipe
line of the Pennsylvania Gas Company
This line was broken. and the coaches
filed with natural gas. The passengers
in the rear coach had narrow escape
from suffOcatiOn-
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
AMERICAN
VAR DISCUSSED

The Central American situation was
the subject OF considerable discussion
AT the State Department today. First,
Enrique Creel the Mexican ambassa-
dor. discussed the ttuatiou az some
length with Secretary Root lie said,
after leaving the department, that he
had no fresh news from the seat OF
war.
Luis F. Corea, the Nicaraguan min
lister. was with Afr. Root for some
time, and then Senior CaIvo, the min
lister from Costa Rica. went over the
subject with him. None Of the dipIo-
mats had received any fresh advices
from their countries.
The glnboat Princeton sailed last
night from san Diego, Cal, for Cor
into. Nicaragua. and either the Pa
ducsh or Dubuque VIII sail from Gu
ban waters for BIuehelds, Nicarag qua,
as soon as the maneuvers are COM
pIeted.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
SATURDAYS BASKETBALL
CONTEST IS POSTPONED

The league game OF basketball between
the Y. NJ. c. a. and the Second Regi-
ment teams that was scheduled for this
Saturday night has been postponed TO
Thursday night the 18th.
Upon this game depends the fortunes
Of the Second Regiment team in the race
for first place. II the Second Regiment
looses they will settle IN second place;
II they win they Will tie with Carols
for first honOrs.
on Thursday the 18th there VIII be q
benefit game Of basketball al the Y NJ.
c. A. for RiIly Haight, the former cen
ter OF the association five. Haight was
injured in the game of January % in
the ArmOry gymnasium
The teams that VIII line up against
each other viii be Joint teams from
carroll Jnstltrte and y. NJ @. A. against
joint teams from the Second regiment
and CorcOran Cadets
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Palm Beach Society Folk
Watch Man Ride Crocodile
ALLIGATOR Joe" TOwS 200-pOunder to Sea-
Mounts His Back, WrestIeS With Him,
and Flags Him Out

years old. After towing it out, Frazier
released it, then made a quick jump
and landed stomach down on the
creatures back. over and over they
went. like boys wrestling. The tail Of
the animal flashing about could be- seen.
and at times it's forefeet were exposed
as Frazier tilted 10 up.
Gradually Frazier worked the reptile
ta a steep bank y rope was thrown 10
him. Keeping the crocodile under
water. he tied the cord around its long
suOut iu two places IL was then
dragged ashore and it's tail was tied 70
It's head SO that il could DE lifted into
a cart.
The reptile toward the end appeared
10 be completely tagged, but Frazier
showed no exhaustion.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

PALM BEACH. Fla. March War
ren Frazier. better kno yn as Alligator
Joe" treated society folk at Palm
Beach 10 a new sporting sensation He
towed crocodile weighing 2eo pounds
well out into the Atlantic ocean, had a
wrestling match with IL, mounted b
bareback. and brought it back TO shore.
The crowd. mostly women, sasped until
Il was over, and then applauded
smartly.
The crocodile was about sixty or sew
enJy years old and perhaps twelve feet
long. Hes q young one said Frazier.
and he spoke truly. for the patriarch OF
his tribe is declared to be more than 400
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
DRILLS AT FORT MYER

The crack riders of r troop. Thir-
teenth cavalry. under Command Of Lieut.
James Goethe. and the Third battery,
Light Artillery. under command of cap
tain Horn. will occupy the arena IN the
military drIH at Fort Myer tomorrow
afternoon These drills which are al
ways popular with the friends OF the
officers and their families In the city
wsU be continued Friday afternoons
during the remainder OF March.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Missionary Society
Elects It's Officers

Officers were yesterday elected by the
woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society at the annual meeting in the
Fourth Presbyterian church. The new
officers are: President, Mrs. Joseph T.
Kelly; first vice president, Mrs. II. p.
Bles: second vice president. Mrs. G.. w.
Babcock; third vice president, Mrs T.
c. Magoffin; fourth vice president, Mrs.
w. S. StOckbridge; recording secretary,
Mrs. H l. Houston; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. C II. Livingston, secre-
tary OF literature, Mrs. L. NJ. Barnes;
treasurer. Mrs. A. b. Kelly, and mem
beers at large. RIrs. J. q. Holiday and
Mrs Frederick Miller.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
NINE MONTHS SENTENCE
FOR PURLOlNING STAMPS

For the larceny Of a quantity Of
stamps and postal cards from the Office
room Of the District National Guard,
Charles W Brown. Of 1921 Rosedale
street, a member OF Company G, Second
regiment. was sentenced to nine months
in jail by Judge Mullowny, in the Police
Court. this morning
George w. Thomas. who was arrested
on a charge of being an accessory TO
the crime, pleaded not guilty and was
discharged there being no evidence
against him.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
SOUTH DAKOTA DIVORCES
NOT so EASY TO GET

PIERRE, s. Oak. March The
house has passed the senate divorce
bill requiring a residence Of one year
I'm the state and three months in the
county before beginning a divorce suit,
with all hearings in open court This
law kills the divorce industry Of the
State. which has become distasteful TO
the people Of South Dakota.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
STOLE All ovERCOAT.

John Sevine. forty-five years old. who
was arrested in Annapolis. Nd. for the
Washington police. was sentenced 10
four months in Jail by Juoge Mullowny,
in the Police Court. this morning, for
the larceny Of an Overcoat and pair
OF shoes from William r. Sherwood, Of
1893 Fifteesth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER.

KINGSTON. y. Y. March Thomas
Wrigley was locked up in jail here to-
day charged with the murder Of his
wife, whose dead body WIS found in
ner home, az Marlborough, yesterday
The two have been known 20 quarrel
much. and Fl Is said he was intoxicated
yesterday
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

DevoI5's Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil. the genuine: elsewhere, Soc
full pint, special &c
Pitchers CasJ1ria. elsewhere,
Z5c.. special .------- ------S-
Ouinine Pills: best grade. gr-;
100 IN bottle; elsewhere, &c
special ..-...---------- --o--
Liebig's Beef. Iron. and Wine;
elsewhere. SOC. special. iulI
pint ------.-------. ----- ~
100 BIaud's Iron pills. best blood
maker elsewhere. 35c.; sp1 cial--ltc-
Hvzeia Rheumatic Remedy; sure
cure. elsewhere, Soc speclal-----7c
Syrup Of White Pine. the old
fashioned cough cure, else
where. SOC, COZ. bottle. sDe-
cial .-.-.----..--- ------ -
Porous Plasters-Beuadonna, Bel
Iadonna and CapsiCum, else
Wnere. t0C. special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
Rudv.s Little Liver Pills, a fine
laxative. 60 pills; elsewhere
sc: special. &C., or four for--.----7c-
Absorbent Cotton; pound roll;
elsewhere. S5c-, pecIa----------- sc
IJthia Tablets; 3 grain, elsewhere.
27c.- special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --l7c-
seidli1Z Powers, dozen IN tin box
elsewhere, CSC. special. ....------4 oc'
Iiebig's Malt: best IN the world;
elsewhcre. Z5c. special, bottle,
lie dozen. ..----...-. ---------- Si--'
Double Distilled Witch Hazel;
eI..,. here. sc. special pint------i'c-
Ersom salts: full pond. &C.
G-ounce Bottle Iron. Quinine and
Strvchulue. the best tonic, else
where. toc; special------.-- ----.- &c
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Testimony of NeighbOrs.
Other Witnesses Called.

Charley Dodge. fourteen years old.
said his sister and PaOlucci seemed TO
be on usual terms when I'm the store
together earlier in the morning. Miss
Jessie Bishop told of seeing the two
together at the carnival the day before.
PaolucCi seemed a little Eettled because
Miss Dodge was with another boy
Henry W. Hines and William Helder
were passing when the shooting took
place and saw Paolucci fire three shots
at the girl and one at himself. He fell,
and afterwards tried to run, but was
caught within a few feet.
Onicor Albert Nantz saw three OF the
four shots and assisted Officers Wagner
and Peterson In taking charge Of the
boy and the dead body of the girl. lie
identified the pistol used, which was a
20 calfbCr
The Washington times., 1907-03-07


Bana~G's Complexion Cream
elsewhere. sc, special ----------11c-
SLo0 Water Bottles, guaranteed
ono --ea.- Recommendations. &c
Rubber Gloves, protects the
hands. elsewhere, Sc To DC;
special pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C
Powdered Alum. the best. else
where 25c-. special. Ib---..--------lOc-
Powdered sulphur; elsewhere sc;
sueciaI 10. ...........-.-.-- DC.
Aromatic Cascara, the best laEa-
tive. elsewhere, zoe, special
4-Oz for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
Peroxide Of Hydrogen; elsewhere
2gc. special, +-oz- sealed bottle-lIc-
Cascara Tablets. chocolate coated,
5-grain, elsewhere, +pc.; spec val,
10l for --------.------ &c
500 Red Rubber Bulb Syringes,
reinforced with hard rubJer-----1s sc
Guaranteed one)
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
WaIautta Eair stain
elsewhere soc. Special, SSc.

Enervescent Phosphate OF
Soda. elsewhere, &c; special,
q To- --.-------- ---.-------- L'-
Cucumber Cream a dainty
luxury for the skin; else
where. DC; special..------.-l4c
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

S1-25 Zinc DouChe Pans, tomorrow
only 69c.
SIZE Enameled DouChe Pans, to-
morrow only, CSC.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

Trusses. Shoulder Braces. Abdominal Belts
Clutches AT Manufacturers prices Gcnu-
inc New York Elastic Truss 1ttcd free for
79c
Bed Pans Douche Pans Catheters. Hos
pital Supplies Biggest stock OF guaranteed
Rubber Goods I'm washington
Washington agents Mary Go-dUanS Hair
Restorer. WaInutta Hair stain. Turner's In
fammacene, NadiDola. ElDorN Catarrh
Cure. Compound ka-Co-. AdaiU-icm Tab
lets. Conccntra,ed on Pine. Virgin or Pine
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

Coupon No. 2
Present this Coupon and We
will give you the 5O-Ceou size
Towards SarsaDariIla, with
Red Glover and Stillingta1 for
29c.
This is q fine blood purifier
and general tonic
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05
Concerning the Man from Stowe.
IInndnndnrrY Sitter !


cit was with no little pleasure that
we read in the state dispatches last
week that at the annual meeting of the
Windham County Fish and Game Pro
tective association State Fish and
Game Commissioner Thomas came in
for severe criticism. 1t has raised Mr..
Thomas in the estimation of all gen
uine sportsmen to be criticised rather
than praised by this Fish and Game
league of Windham county. These are
the people who tried so hard to defeat
the reappointment of Commissioner
Thomas and are also the ones who
wished to have the trout season com
mence in April and that is the reason
they are sore on the commissioner.
Manchester Journal.
The Journal seems to have broken
out in new spot Whether this violent
eruption was caused by over-excite-
ment from reading about the war in
Central America, or whether it was
only the annual spring house cleaning
at home that caused the whirling SEN
sations in the usually placid thought
centers of the contemporary, perhaps
will never be known; but the result
the above quoted editorial-as an eX-
ample of thoughtless and witless para
is in a class by itself.
The contemporary intimates that
there are no genuine sportsmen in the
Windham county association, and EVIL
IDENTIFY bases his intimation on the fact
that some of the members tried to de-
feat the reappointment of State Fish
and Game Commissioner Thomas. Try
ing to defeat the appointment of a
fish and game commissioner does show
1 lack of true craftsmanship, doesn't
t? Just the same as trying to defeat !
he reelection of the state superintend-
mt of education would show a lack OF
rue interest in education; just the
same as trying to defeat the re-elec-
ion of a board of selectmen would |
how lack of true citizenship. Rot!
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-05

What is particularly needed then is
an adequate supply of pretty little
homes for operatives to rent for about
$40 to $12 month. Such homes need
not be ugly. Harmonious toned shingles
and paint cost little more than ugly
combinations. Ideas of good taste add
vastly to the attractiveness of a town
as whole, and they ought to have
some effect to make tenants more con-
tented Both manufacturers and real
estate men tell us there would be a
good return in putting up small houses
of four to five rooms.-Greenfeld Ga
zette.
These are wise words and they are
fully as applicable in Brattleboro as in
Greenfield. Brattleboro s great need
just at present is more houses. With
out them the industries already in town
cannot without great difficulty increase
their help and the town itself is great
ly handicapped in securing new indus
tries. Somebody with capital to invest
could get good return on his money
if it were put into plain, substantial
little houses that would rent at mod
crate price. The profits would not be
large, to be sure, but the security
would be much better than that of
fered by some of the wildcat schemes
which have abducted Brattleboro
money in years past.