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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-05-10
Personal Mention.


Wednesday, from trip into Alberta.
Frank Rusho Of White was a
visitor in the city, Wednesday.
w. S. Newland had runaway last
Saturday, as a result of which he has
since been somewhat lame.
Mrs. Nancy Lewis will entertain
the Pythian Sisters thimble bee at
her home next Tuesday.
superintendent G. w. Spoerry of
the Rathdrum school, made busl-
ness trip to Spokane, Monday.
Mrs. Rush, mother of w. o. Gallo
way, left last Monday on No. for a
months visit at Calendar, Iowa.
DR.. D. f. Hollister has invested in
an automobile, for use as a private
conveyance.
Mrs. VIM. Ashley, Jr. came over
from Occur d'Alene last week for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Jacobs.
G. E. Bobo, the blacksmith, has
one seated automobile, recently pur.
chased by him, and was trying it
some this week.
f. o. Paulger went to Pasco,
WASH, last Friday to enter upon his
duties as Northern Pacific agent at
that point.
r. F. DYER has gone out to Spirit
lake to build scow for Mr.. jenkins
Spokane man who has summer
cottage there.
DR.. D. F. HOLSTER, the dentist,
went to Portland, Oregon, last Sat-
urday, called there by the illness of
his father.
Justice J. r. Wilson ofi1ciated
at the wedding of Harry Collier and
Beatrice Louise Wits, both of Spo
kane, May 2.
r. c. Thompson returned home
Saturday from Spirit valley where he
has been looking after property
interests.
Il. W. Jackins, mail carrier on the
Star route running between Rath-
drum and Spirit valley, took the
obligatory degree in the NJ. w. of A..
last Saturday evening.
]. A. Seigloch of the Rathdrum
meat market has installed an Inter-
state telephone Ia his place and Is
prepared to answer phone orders.
Deputy Sheriff D. r. Adams has
been obliged to get about with the
assistance Of clutches, as result of
spraining his ankle on the sidewalk
last Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Bolton of Spokane
came up to Rathdrum last Sunday
Tor visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Hart. Mrs. Bolton re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jack Eldridge of Wibaux,
Mont, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Eldridge. was formerly Miss
isabel Costello and was at one time
40 assistant in the post office.
Miss Anna Kellner finished a
successful eight months term OF
school at Sucker lake, Wednesday OF
last week, and is hume for the
vacation.
aAas
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-05-10

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup IS
hest for women and children. Its
mild action and pleasant taste makes
It preferable to violent purgatlVes'
such as pills, tablets. etc. Get the
booklet and a sample of Orino al
Red Cross Drug Co., D. D. Drennan'
prop.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-05-10

A strike riot in San Francisco, May
I, resulted In one death and several
fatally injured. Street car men are
striking for higher wages, ard the
riot was caused by an attempt to
drive out non-unlon men who were
employed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-05-10
Local Paragraphs.

The weather has been warming
up delightfully."- since last week.
The Epworth League conven
ton meets in Rathdrum, May II
and I8.
The county commissioners will
meet in special or adjourned
session next Tuesday.
Rathdrum is becoming quite an
automobile town, FIVE of the
machines now being owned here.
The final dance of the season at
Ross was given last Saturday
night, number of people from
Rathdrum participating.
A dance will be given at the hall
tomorrow evening for the benefit
OF the Rathdrum baseball team.
Music will be furnished by Baker
and Schooner. The charge will be
81 per couple.
The town council requires that
all bills or accounts against the
village must now be made out on
blanks furnished by the village.
These blanks may be obtained at
the clerks office.
Committees are at work making
preparations for the G. A. r. and
w. K. c. state encampment Of
Idaho which meets in Rathdrum
une IS, 26. and II. A crowd of
between 300 and 400, consisting of
delegates and visitors from all
parts of the state will be here and
no efforts must be- spared to make
their three days stay a pleasant
one.
w. H. Casady of Grangeville,
grand chancellor of the knights of
Pythias of Idaho, was in Rathdrum
Saturday, and in the evening met
with about twenty members OF
Panhandle Lodge No. 10 in the
banquet hall. Oranges were
served and cigars passed around.
Mr.. Casady made an excellent
talk on Pythianism, its require
ments and benefits. He is on a
itour of the state visiting the
various lodges of the Idaho domain
There are 48 Knights of Pythias
lodges in the state.
! The Methodist church was
crowded last Sunday when Mrs.
| Keene, the returned missionary
from China, gave graphic and
intensely interesting talk on the
mission work of the ten years she
resided in that far away land, the
discouragements, trials and fna
success which attended Their
efforts, and the need of more
teachers there and more money te
provide more schools to educate
the unenlightened masses.
Mrs. R. c. Thompson received {
telegram Wednesday evening an
nouncing the death of her mother
Mrs. Catherine Repass of Wythe
vile, Va. She was eighty-nin'
years and two months old. Sh'
leaves to mourn her loss, six chill
dren: E. ]. Repass, Miss Emily Re
pass and Mrs. Crowder of Wythe
vile, Va; H. F. Repass of Ian
caster, Ohio; John M. Repass ant
Mrs. R. C. Thompson of Rathdrum
also, six grand children.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
ST. CHARLES GRAND
JURY Is CONVENED
Continued from Page One.


out, it can be stated that the commit
tee is in possession Of information
which will lead to the arrest of the
murderers at large.
At the request of Governor Blanclr
ard, the local troops are being held ip
readiness Also, at his special re-
quest. a special session Of the Dis
trict Court has been called in 81
| Charles Parish and the grand jury y
being assembled for an Investigation.
| Governor Blanchard has requested
District Attorney Parker, Of Orleans
Parish. to cooperate with the s..
Charles authorities. He is not in tie
city at present. but is expected to a.
rive tonight.
Several additional suspects and mt
terial witnesses have been taken inc
custody. ard others are being ARRESTED
as rapidly as they can be located.
The police and the humane societ1s
are gathering. up the children Of te
Italians who are now in custody, ad
1.-THE little onbs will be tenderly ca1a
for.
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The Child Labor IldSyll(

and scurrying of health officers, and
quarantine and detention camps would
be established, but nothing is done %
prevent the turning loose of the same
number of mentally and morally shriT.
eled children who become burden to
society and a menace to the future of
the Republic
The last resort of the enemies of
the child labor bill is that one which
has grown so familiar even in Texas
the unconstitutionality" of the
measure.
Whenever vested interests which
have fattened ON such ills as child
labor see danger of disturbance of
their privileges they fly to the, con
stitution," of the provisions of which
they have about as much idea as they
have of the Koran.
Senator Beveridge shows how, in
many instances, Congress has exer-
cised just such power as he seeks TO
confer upon it by his bill, yet no com
plant was heard.
II is, of course, proper that there
should be as little interference as pos
sible by the general Government with
the domestic concerns of the states,
and any stretching of the National
jurisdiction to manifestly unconsritli-
tional limits should be raised, but
where, unless the constitutionality of
any proposed measure is SO obvious
as not to admit of doubt or debate the
constitution should not be allowed to
shield wrongs which are SO gross and
harmful as child labor in mines, mills
aud factories.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

of Alabama, and jolly, OF Ray nond
The prizes were won BY Miss rot,4
Lacey and Miss Beach. Dainty, q
freshments were served. Thosd i :
ticipating. besides the above IN
toned, were: Mines, May, CAP ~
phen, Sterling, PEBBLES Charles "A
smith, Bobbie Trotter, Sallie Dat
Clifton Tarr, Misses Ethel Gilleso Il
Katie Lacey, Cade Gillespie, Ida La I
Gertrude McLaurin, Bessie GrahI !,
Matte Alexander, Victoria Birdsi i,
and Dudley Pond. Bolton Notes, 81,
day Piccayune. NJ
| A merry little party consisting
Mr.. and Mrs George Koch and tbt
three interesting children, Beul
Harry and Clinton; Mr.. and Miss 81
ger and Laurie and Jessie SampE
spent very pleasant Sunday in Gu
| port.
Misses Lara Gibbs. Helen ChisholE
Florence, Clara. and S. M. Miner, FaH
ME Felker and Lee Annie Cassil Al
spending today at Mammoul
Springs.
| The friends Of Mrs. Lillian Perki}
are sorry to know that she is sid
at her home on West Pine street, will
\ typhoid fever
Miss Della Norgress, OF Patterso
La, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Gin
on Second avenue.
|: ! I"
Miss Cora Morford- spent Sunday
Rawls Springs, the guest of Mr.. al
Miss Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hawkins al
Miss Margaret, have returned fro
New Orleans.
Mrs. Jet Logan returned Sund
night from two weeks stay at t
Springs. ~
Miss Ann FAINT returned u
. morning from visit to friends
Purvis.
N !: = .
:. Mrs. Grace Christian left this mo
ing for a visit to friends in vicksbu
= = =
Mr.. Ohio Harpe left Saturday nil
to join his wife and baby in st. Lol
a = . I:
le Mrs. Oscar Conner, of Seminary,
p visiting friends and relatives here
Y, I. 8 .
e. Mr.. Clarence Ware was visitor
r. Purvis Sunday.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

Whatever people may tniHS Cl oen
ator Beveridge of Indiana, or however
much they may differ from hia in
political bclier-and no disparagpment
of either his ability or character is
meant-he will receive the earnest
and cordial support of many people
in his effort to abolish the evils and
iniquities of child labor. Beore the
National convention of Charities ana
Corrections recently held III MINNIE
apolis Senator Beveridge MADE
very earnest and able speecn, IN
which he gave an account OF the oppo-
sition his bill to prohibit dhild labor
met in Congress.
His plan is to apply the same rules
to goods produced by chip labor as
was applied to lottery tickets, and
prevent such goods being handled by
interstate carriers just as lottery tlck-
cts were prevented from going through
the mails.
When the Senator Introduced his
bill many men of both parties denied
the evil-and others slid 1t was ex-
aggerated-but after BE- had for two
whole days read Testimony given I'M
der oath by men and women OF the
highest character describing the afro
cities of child labor in all their hor-
rible details, no more was heard about
'exaggeration."
The Senator stands upon the state
ment that at the lowest Calculation
25O, 900 of stinted, shriveled creatures
are being poured into the BODY OF
American citizenship every year, and
that the class is rapidly increasing,
and he truly saws that all other dan
gers are not eol,al to that which comes
from such source.
1t is strange that the intelligent,
human Americah people do not awake
to the extent and enormity of the evil
of child labor.
There are 50 many people in the
United States and they are so busy
that it takes a long time to arouse
them to thought or action upon any
matter that is nobodys business If
particular, but after awhile they vii
awake to What child labor in mines
and factories means. There is, o
course, the plausible and persuasive
story of the necessity that children
should labor to prevent suffering, cit
ing a certain class, but this does no
state the whole truth, which is tina
child labor is cheap and insures big
ger dividends, hence human lives ant
characters and hopes are sacrifices
for sordid dollars.
This puts the facts plainly and trutl
fully before the people.
There are hundreds Of thousands @
children in the United States nc'
toiling from ten to twelve hours i
mills and mines and factories who,
they reach maturity will do so in sue
state of physical mental, and mora
deformity as to be practically wortl
less as citizens.
!. if 100000 children afflicted wit
some wasting or contagious diseas
were turned loose upon the natio
every year there would be hurryin
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
TO ELECT OFFICERS

Tonight there will be an important
meeting of Crescent Lodge No. AZ, X.
Of P. at which time the election of of
flcer, will take place.
There will be other important bust
ness to come before the meeting. Mr..
R. Z. Swittenberg, G. c., notifies all
members to be present.
The meeting win be held at the
usual hour, s o'clock.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
The Ballad Of the Angel.

4
"1Who is it knocking in the night,
That fain would enter in?a
1.-The ghost of Lost Delight am |,
THE sin you would not sin.
Who comes to look in your two eyes
And see what might have BEEN
"Oh, long ago and long ago
cast you forth" he said,
For that your eyes were all too blue
Your laughing mouth too red,
y And my torn soul was tangled in
The tresses of your head"
eNow mind you with what bitter words
= You east me forth from your
Il babe you back to that fair hell
From whence your breath you drew,
And with great blows | broke my
heart
Lest it might follow, too
Eyes, from the grasp Of your white
hands.
freed my hands that day,
And have / not climbed near to God
AS these His henchmen may?'
"Ah, man, all, man! twas my two
hands
That led you all the way.
Il hid,my eyes from your two eyes
That they might see Alright"
"Yet think you twas star that led
Your feet from height to height?
It was the flame of my two eyes
That drew you through the night"
With trembling hands he threw the
door,
Then fell upon his knee.
"Ah, armed vision cloaked in light,
Why do you honor me?"
"The Angel of your Strength am |
Who was your SIM quoth she.
For that you slew me long ago
My hands have raised you high;
For that you closed my eyes-my eye
Are lights to lead you by
And tbs my touch shall swing tn
gates
OF heaven when you diet"
Theodore Garrison in The Smar
Set
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
ElOTRACTED SEVICES
/ AT The MAIN STREET
\ METHODIST CHURCH

Curing this week protracted ser.
rs will be held at the Main Street
v ihodist Church, which will be com
II ed by the pastor. Rev. 7. o. HOLD
ml to which all are most cordially
mted
here will be morning prayer ser
VI at 1870 and preaching viii be al
. block sharp at night.
News Wants bring results.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
. . ssss . . . Z
CITY BREvITlEs. Z

i
. zee . 80 . .
Mr.. C. q. Purvis, of Purvis, spent
yesterday in the city and was a guest
of he Klondyke Hotel.
G. E. King, of Augusta, Ca, regis
tered at the Klondyke Sunday.
II. +. Casby, of the great State of
Tennessee, is in the city on business
ami is a guest of the Klondyke.
W. B. Parkins, of Meridian regis
tered at Fabacher's yesterday.
was in the city and was guest at Fa-
basher's yesterday while visiting the
Lefty.
Mr.. G. Braughn, who is well known
in railroad circles was registered at
Fabacher's this morning.
NJ. H. Dees, Of Winnie, is at Fa-
bscher's.
| ]. G. Alexander, Esq, is a guest at
Fabacher's.
Mr.. G.. F. Capps, Of Andalusia, Ala,
Is quartered at Hotel Hattiesburg.
| Mr.. w. P. Wilkins, of Grenada, is in
the city and is stopping at Hotel Hat
| tesburg.
Mrs. R. e. Gulledge, of New Angus
ia, who has been visiting in Utica,
arrived in the city yesterday and was
4 guest of Hotel Hattiesburg, where
she was Joined later in the day by
Mr.. Gulledge, who came over from
New Augusta to meet her.
Mr.. r. L. Sproles, of Lumberton, is
in the city and is registered at Hotel
Hattiesburg.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Turner, of Can
ton. were guests of Hotel Hattiesburg
yesterday.
4 Miss M. B. Maltby and the Misses
q Rawls, of Jackson, are visiting the
city and are guests of Hotel Hatties
Eburg.
i Mrs. H. K Amaker, mother and two
children, of Poplarville, are at the
Klondyke.
Mr.. R. L. Parker, of Alberta, is a
the Klondyke
ii Mr.. c. ]. Welsh, prominent Inn
herman of Columbia, is a guest at tn.
!, Klondyke.
n Mr.. j. H. Stella, of Gulfport, spen
\ yesterday in the city and was CUES
III at Fabacher's.
II Mr.. r. B. Zimmerman, of thinner
man, La, is registered at Hotel Ha
tiesburg.
Mr.. w. M. Wilson, one of the az
| communicating clerks at Hotel Hat ries
1 S.
burg, spent Saturday in Jackson, re
turning to duty yesterday mornins,'
I Mr., ]. T. Smith, of Meridian, wa
quartered at Hotel Hattiesburs ye'
+ terday
J. w. Branch, of Montgomery, spen
yesterday in the city and was a cues
I at Hotel Hattiesburg.
t
Prof. II. P. Todd, of the South Mi
sissippi College faculty, is spendin
the day in Jackson.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

Ten Season ] Tickets to the chautauqua
Ftee to Pal Contest Workers
bis Week.

Remember the special offer starts to-
day, and the !one who gets the most
votes for the iweek lending Saturday
evening. JuneI 20, at 10 o'clock re-
ceives the 1--WE season tickets to the
South Mississippi Chautauqua, prize
fthat is valued at $3.50. The one re-
ceiving the SECOND highest number re-
lceives three tickets and the boy or
! GIRL under the age of is securing the
most subscribers receives two tickets.
This is prize well worth working for,
to say nothing of the benefit you may
do yourself in the contest, or the good
you may do some young lady friend ,
The count for today brings several
of the contestants who were regis
tered with three numbers over the
thousand mark, which shows that
great interest is being taken in the
contest.
The friends who have promised to
take out subscription for you, will
never, during the entire contest, find
a better time than now as there may
be no more special offers during the
contest, ami by taking advantage Of
4 this special offer you not only receive
the votes, which gives you chance
to secure he handsome $500 piano,
but you stand good chance of receiv-
ing the ti,SNs to the Chautauqua,
! which, by the way are valuable, as
4 there will be hundreds of people from
4 all parts 0 the State in attendance.
4 Get bus,!
Those Who have not called at Orr
Brothers Furniture Store to see the
& piano sholld do so at once. 1t is a
lsaadsome instrument, sold every
where for $500, and would be an or
nament to any home.
Il oW1ng 10 the increased interest and
tne corresponding increase of labor in
counting ballots, the count will hence
lorth be made at o'clock in the even
ing. Ballots cast after that hour will
Ihot be included in the announcement
iaue IN the paper on the following
llay' but twill remain in the boxes unit
me next Irregular counting time.
hemenfhber you get 500 votes will
i7acn anl1hual paid-in-advaRce subscrip
fion to the paper, 200 votes with eacl
piA mon IBIS subscription, or 100 will
zach qu artery.
/ me pte up to o'clock this morn
ng was las follows:
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DAILY News Busy Column
Aake Your Wants Kno,0n Here

Advertisements will be inserted uh
der his head ut one cent a world.
Cash must accompany copy. ."Pofi-
tion Wantedv ads Will be printed
three times flee Of charge.
~
WANTED I'd rent four or five ROBIN
hosse by Jlne 25. House. News
office.
WANTED Couple wish room 5nd
beard IN pri|ate family; permanent;
sffte price Address Price" this
Office.
FIX EXPERIENCED lady stenographeI
and Office assistant desires position;
only good salary accepted. Address
L. Az cars Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

If it is Hattiesburg dirt you want
to buy or sell, see Ferguson, 61o Main
Street. That is his business.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

Send the Daily News to your friends.
1t is good advertisement for Hatties-
burg.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

Houses for rent. Anything from
$500 to $35 per month. See w. A.
Lovett, GIT Main street. j22-1w
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

A ten cent present to your little one
while living is worth more to hin
than hundred dollar funeral.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

New Groom house on West Pine
street, close-in, $3.50 Terms very
reasonable M. j. Epley.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

If its a reliable real estate deal YOU
are looking for, see M. ]. Epley.
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If you want to rent mouse, see w,
A. Lovett, GIT Main street. j22-1w
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

nNTED -Blacksmiths. carpenters,
pinet makers. turner's, bench men,
Bermen. palmer, woods and track
emen, engineers, camp cooks,
,kkeepera stenographers. South.
Emp} ent Co., Hattiesburg,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

WANTED Furnished room, without
board; central location; with bath
preferred. Address, Central, care
News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24
RawIs Springs, Visitors.

The beauty of the day inpelled a
large number of people, principally the
younger contingent, to visit that pop
ular resort, Rawls Springs, yesterday,
where the time passed away in a de-
lightful manner amid the pleasing sur
roundings
The following were registered at
the Springs yesterday:
A. G. Montgomery, Brooklyn; w. S.
Robinson, Virginia; R. M. Ogburn
North Carolina; Chas. Workman, Hat
tiesburg; Miss Daisy Benson. Laurel;
Miss Lizzie Smith, Misses Pearl Webb
Ellisville; Mrs. A. Moran, Will ]. Ben
ison, Miss M. R. Smith, Tom A. Benz
son, W. w. Howard Angie Eagle
Laurel; S. E. Thomas, Mrs. Annie Ell
lerbee, Miss Carolyn Clark R. o. Viii
comb, j. B Logan and wife. FRANK
! C. Gillespie, Emery e. Smith, James
AEarl Gillespie, Hattiesburg; Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. ]. Dale, Columbia; Miss Cors
Morford, Hattiesburg; Miss Saral
Rankin, Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert f. Lee, Hattiesburg; Mrs. Ton
Rankin, Columbia; Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker, Gandsi
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-24

FOR RENT Rooms furnished or un-
furnished. Apply ut COZ East Pine
street. j2o-1w
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wANTED-Bo arders. Apply at a14
Bay street. Phone Mo. 443. Poet