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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-18
PETE KNOCKS BURNS OUT.

Especial TO The Herald
Ephraim. Oct. 11.-Pete Sullivan of Salt
Lake knocked out Larry Burns in the
sixth round Of d tWenty-rOund contest
here tonight. The fight was a good one
up 10 the time Of the Knockout. 4 good
sized crowd was in attendance
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LOCAL STOCKS QUOTED.

- ID. tor~ .r the list OF sugar stocks
-t '-e' The predominatinE feature OF
.as' Weeks business IN the stock
49, ~ ,otH ttah-Idaho preferred and
~, ssl,. ...' having attracted the attention
-t-iS ana sellers. Lewiston was also
remand. though very few sellers were
l' dispose 81 their stock
..Tne-S f1' sugar heets We're nsds dun
~. .- Past week by all the Utah and
...r-.. 1.'fa0'eS and no difficulty con-
.....- me companies in securing the
LIS. ~ contrast 10 that of this time
..-. se' i"flGE the financial panic The
nav day for beets. however.
r-.. ~. Nov. ~. when the three COM
"... pay about $4,000 20 the
~ %. ms state and Idaho.
80 N.A.e Bank OF Utah and the z. c.
g.. q, i-.a dividends during the week and
.-. lrt National Bank will disburse
,---..aT dividend this week.
-f.-s. "-.5 Is the list of latest quota
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR LADIES OR GENTS. Reasonabi
rates. J. -. PlrSeil. 81 West Sd South
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WANTED-A refined middle-aged lady
wishes position as hoUsekeeper for ] or
gentlemen. is willing TO leave city. Ad-
dress r g. Herald
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

D. w. JAMES & CO. plumbing. steam
heat. hot water contractors. CO East First
South street Phone 279
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT.

5. g. SHAW e. CO.. Structural Steel.
Contractors Supplies. Concrete Reintorc-
ing, Railway Supplies. Concrete Mixers.
portland Cement. etc. Harris Bros. Rep.
SO Atlas block Both phones
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VOCAL LESSONS.

FOR 50 a month I'm classes, Madame
Brodbeck, pupil of Manuel Garcia. gives
thorough vocal instruction at her recital
hall Ind. phone 1856.
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WANTED-To trade strictly new. high
grade touring automobile as part paw
ment toward dwelling, TO be built as di-
rected. Address r >. Herald
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BUILDlMG AND BUILDING TRADES
PAINTS AND GLASS.

EVERYTHING THAT GOES on WITH
BRUSH Acme Quality kind" Paints
EarhlsneS enamels. AL supplies. CuImer
RANT & Glass Co. 20 r. LIST So Phones SIP
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CUT STONE.

GLENCOE STONE, from Glencoe
wye, superior sandstone for all kinds
OF cut stone work: samples submitted.
ashton, Whyte. Si1illicorn Co. Salt Lake.
agents Office and yard. % TO "a N 9Th
west st Phones Bell 1852. Ind 1886
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE-Ar-
genta lodge No. g. F. and A. NJ. will hold
8 special meeting this Sunday at y 80
o ciock p. m. for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the funeral OF our late Brother
Thomas Jefferson LOFTS Masons invited
BY order of the w NJ
MOSES c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICING Moriah lodge
No. :, Will hold special meeting tomor-
TOW tMondayt evening al go O'Clock for
r \. degree work. Masons qualified in
vited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL.
Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE-Wasatch lodge No.
l. +. and A NJ will hold a snecIai mat
ing Monday evening. Oct. 49, at ga
o'clock. Work on the r. \ degree. BY
order OF the W. NJ. A J. Lowe Secretary
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SEWING MACHINES.
STANDARD New Home $, wing ma
chimes and supplies Young Br1s-, 3 W.
LIST So. Ind. phone IO5S Bell SOS
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ELOCUTION.

MRS. BYRON ". KINGS studio. IN
Gordon Academy building; residence, 1924
First ave; IND. phone 22S6.
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Notice.

I. the undersign ed. will not be respon-
sible for any merchandise goods and
wares bought in my hsms from this date
by any person or persons except the Un-
dersigned.
THOMAS LESLIE
Dated az Salt Lake City, Utah, Octo-
her l., 1905.
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Tin, sheet iron and copper work an,
repairing. 212 So. State St
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MUTOnS, generators, fans, new and
second hand. Borkman Elect. Co. 231-2J,
South West TennIe. Veil mn Trd sol
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WANTED-Agsnts-C buttons.
Jobs, pcnnants, canes. badges. TN
Wearing My Heart Away for You.
Afraid to Go Home" Good bye Teddy
Goodbye. pendants 1000 different nov
elites for fairs. celebrations. carnivals
postal cards all kinds paper bells. feS-
looming. decorations. Xmas and holiday
goods. catalogue free. ". F. Miller, 15S
Park Row New York
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CHIROPODIST.

DR.. ELIZABETH L. WISMER. s.
415-4ls Security & Trust Bldg. "a Main
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FURS AND FURRIERS.

r. sTENzEL FUR CO. removed from
70 z. Sd So to 81 E. Sd So
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WANTED-Board and room BY two
young gentlemen, where there are young
people who play cards. and sociabie; two
single beds. Address r s. Herald
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FIXTURES.

UTAH BUILDING & MANUFACTURE
~ CO. Inc. 22l W. So Temple. Both
phones 500 Cabinet work. show cases.
COUNTERS. shelving. etc. Manufactures
OF Bank. Bar and Office Fixtures Milton
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SEWING IN The day by experienced
dressmaker. Bell SS5S, Ind 1859.
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SECOND HAND STORE.

WE BUY secondhand furniture. stove.
ranges, clothes Bell 5l45. 43i. MichiGs
Fur. Co, 3i5 South State.
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M'CoY's STABLES. Both phsaa q
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INTERIOR FINIsHINGs.
THE ]. p. PAULSON CO,
i7o-l72-l74 West Second South 81
Both nhones ass.

i7o-l72-l74 West Second South St
Both phones ass.
P o. Box So.
Manufacturers of bank. office. bar and
store fixtures: also show cases, wall cases.
desks. etc etc Agents for the Bruns-
wick Bake CALENDER coupany's billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Our fixtures
are practical up-to-date and OF exclusive
design. We are CARRYING the largest stock
Of pool tables and supplies in the west.
See our show rooms, warehouse ard fac
tory We are also manufacturing and
handling everything pertaining to soda
fountains carbonaters. etc Correspon-
ferce solicited
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HOME BUILDERS.

MODERN HOME BUILDING CO.. 4
Dooly block. Bell phone. Main 3212
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Kodsks.

a. lhe new models now in stock.
3 T, nnlShing all done by professionals.
Q" SAVAGE * CO. i and l4 Main.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

OANI q III NH AIALOs
WE REPAIR FURNITURE. make old
new; upholstering. Riley Furniture Co.
Both phones.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS Oscar
GrosheIl, sales agent for Utah. Exper.
cash register repairing. No. 921 Main ST
Second hand registers always in stock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statesmen; holt
day trade; high-class staple goods; sold
on long time. Permanent position for
next year guaranteed to those making
good. Write McAllister-COman Co, sos
Dearborn street Chicago.
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MINING MACHINERY.

r. FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties. Rooms
2I2-21S Brooks Arcade Both phones.
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CHEMISTS AND AsSAYERS.
CIVIL & HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS.

A P. MERRILL. Sharon building. Res
phone 1853 Ind Office. Ind. 2S3s-R-
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DRUGLEss SPECIALIST.

CHRONIC ana nervous diseases. spina,
troubles. female complaints Dr. r.
Erickson. chiropTactor. "a Constitution
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LUMBER DEALERS.

BURTON COAL & LUMBER co. Both
phones sos Manufacturers of Tarred Felt
Roofing Pitch and Creosote-
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IF YOU are going to build a home. SEE
me. NJ NJ King. 221 Constitution Bldg
Bell 1874. Ind. 1I2e-R.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. Easy money.
81 600 death and $50 weekly accident ben
eft policy with two valuable premiums
free Cost 81 year Sells itself. Great
side line or get exclusive contract. Regal
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COAL AND KINDLING.

GRANITE Coal e. Feed Co. formerly A.
r Curtis & Co. Coal and wood our spe-
cialty. Both phones 1895. Yard phone 1850
Office. 109 East Second South
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POOL TABLES.

POOL TABLES-Large stock second
| hand tables cheap. Also show cases and
drug fixtures. Headquarters for billiard
supplies. W. L. Wetherbee. 50 Richards
street. Ind 2S22
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY.

SOLD on easy payments Terms to
suit. Your neiChbor has bought OF Us
Why don't you? Always glad to show
goods. Utah Jewelry Co. % s. Main 81.
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PERSONAL.

PROF. Y. NJ PRATT finest graduate
pen art teacher in west. lessons day and
evening. All kinds of pen work Studio
Wabash house, cor. State and lst So.
CORA: Would like 10 hear from you
Jack. General Delivery.
MARRY NE. NELLIE. and I'll buy the
ring from Carter Jeweiry Co. 32i Main St.
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WANTED-Lady booklxeeper wishes
room and board in private family at a
reasonable rate, close in. Address 0 p,
Herald
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DIED.


SCIiNEITLER-F lorentlne P Schneitler.
el2 South Ninth East. died Saturday
morning Of pneumonia, aged II years
Funeral notice later.
YOUNG-At St. Marks hospital. Octo-
Der IL. at ) o'clock p. m. Fred Hooper
Young. son of r. q. Young born at
Wanship. Summit county, Utah SO
years ago. Cause of death, complicated
kidney and heart failure.
Notice of funeral later.
MALEER-At Jordan Narrows. October
II. 1905. George W. McAleer.
Funeral Will take place from O'Don-
nell & Co.'S chapel. 269-e1 South West
Temple, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
under the auspices of the Brotherhood of
Engineers Interment in Mt. Olivet
SILkETT-In this city, October L. 1905
]. W. Silkett. age 60 years. a member
OF Utah camp Ne. 33s, Woodmen of the
World
Remains at O-Donneii & Co.'S funeral
parlOrs. Notice of funeral later
LEDDINGTON-In this city October IS.
James Chalmers Leddington. in his I'D
year
Funeral services will be<fleld from the
s. d. Evans mortuary chapel, As South
State street, today. Sunday. October IS. at
II o'clock. Iuterment in City cemetery
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SCEVENGERS.

UTAH SCAVENGER co. Bell 1910 h
ind 3Sis Manure removed
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STORAGE.

TWO large warehouses. clean and san
ftary Redman Van & Storage Co., III
South West Temple. Phones $50.
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MINES AND LMllNlNG
STOCK BROKERS.

W. 8. ANDREW & CO. 9OI u. +. Walk
er Block Stocks and bonds bought and
sold on commission. Phones Bell 116; In
dependent 13S9-R
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY. OCTOBER IS 1908
BORN.

n
DAANES-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s
Daynes, Pennington. Friday. Oct Is. a
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FLORISTS.
100000 49,
-, a. Eli w htNG. Fl1OHISI
funeral designs and everything floral
- - - " =
designs Under Natl Bank OF Republic.
$1,000 - ---.------- -
Co, s. Main. EEL 29l, Ind ga Leading
florists on tdneTal designs Decorations
Florai Co. opp Grance theatre Phone lOo
CHILD-WAI.K FLORAL CO.
lol South Main ST. Phones 14O
AN
AtXA c<H<f31k2A
s!se,ss 49,, st5sF FEEsA
EsrF5 q - n 81 e 800 nTA
SS4f} s. 81 n u = - = 81 r SkAHS
MH3EY e EEGEr ssJtis
G1N ELEE d n E - ~ = |SsSisltHA
nEEEEESSETE a "a Ssssssl q
EAkssS 4s.<s 5eEzss5 ~ IS
EEH ~ - %E% sEfsssTgH
- - @t.% x EfN-VE
JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.
DR. HOSMER-Suite 02S to $50 Re.
moved from Mercantile block
DIR. TYNDALE-su Suite 525 to $50 Re
moved from Mercantile block
DR. ]. S. sHARP-suite 2o7: phone Ind
1914. Bell $40. Formerly at 81 z 90 South
DR. FRED D. BICKFORD-Sulte 2Os-s
Formerly at Summit block. rooms 1 and
asa; phone Bel seI For al Templeton blk
m - zz.77------- z1------- -
thist. Suite sol: both phones l46s office
hours: 1:So to 2. m.
DR. A C REHLE-suite 5I2A-5i2B-5is-
~; phone Ind SOS Formerly at Sum-
-. -------------- =
PIX X X. BROWNFIELD-Suit fO7;
5eii Z4is; surgery and diseases OF women
Ot-iCe iouIs-Il 10 l. ~ J.
,d DR. n. H Van Van coTT. suite 4O7- Eye. ear.
0STEoPATH-DR, J. C; WooDMsN-
sE-o ~. soo Se; pnons Lnu- SSo-A- ro.
-l---IH al ~l5 IIloun~ olos.
DENTISTS
-. E.
:
DR. FRED w MEAkIN. suite $685..
Hooper Bldg. - -
----------------
DR. F. f REED, cog Judge Bldg Ind
"
DR. J. BOYD GORDON-Suite $3.50
lno' ssS removed from ZoSf So MAIN
DIR. WILLIAM NJ WADDELNSuite
ko1-2-43i: phone. Bell ss4- Formerly at
Templeton block.
DIR. ]. F. McENANY-Suite 400: phone
Ind 542. Formerly at 500 Auerbach bldg
DIR. F. L. COVER orthodontia spe-
cialist, suite Sl and aSs
DIR. EARL C. VAN Lawsuits 5ol;
both phones 4Ase. OFFICE hours to s
= .-.-5-=,7.=.7=1
HARRY RoRfNsoN-suIts so4-aos
Ind nhone 397O. Removed from 1928 Mer-
camille block.
w SENIOR Suite 900 and go Psoo.
Ind. s72.
CHRTsTENsEN & CHRTsTENsrN-
suite s1i-e-sS4: phone Bell 26e9 Removed
from 2l2 South Main st
I0EN p TORN. suite $50 Pbo-.
Ind s4S Removed F-e-o 30 Go. Main 81
--=-=
sTENOGRAPHERS-D * Lynch
pPOKERS-C, E Miller Brokerage Co
suite soI-e: phones Ind. Il. Bell 3 STOCKS.
bonds and mining securities.
Bros. genera
statesmen. Carson. Pirie. Scott Co.
a 49, HdIneS D1ssDpearinS BED HTH 6 !ys
Dtaprv'r-G1fffe S92-s- ell
MooeIh flaIIs -'e4 5000
.CCoJrNTANT-H c Gsw-sui,e eoe
80 I-orrra-yx A. ,Tarca :, AZ. :, 70
r,eIIy at Atlas block ''e Wv 'O'
THE CURTIss LUMBER co and Ham
rnond Lumber Co, suite i0S. Both phones
l{T2. Formerly ct l24 Atlas block
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MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS.

EYES examined for glasses; compl-
Gated lenses duplicated; oculists' prescrip-
tons filled. w b Rushmer. 81 E. Sd
So. St.
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IRON WORKS.

SILVER BROS. IRON WORKS co.
Both phones 456. so ". 18th South. Struc-
tural steel. cast iron columns. etc
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CARPENTERS.

SHUMAKER & SIMS. 81 Richards St
solicit odd Jobs of all kinds about your
store or residence Bell AHA Res 3STS-N
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale and retail. 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Work.
Phones I7s4-Y.
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MILLINERY.

GET READY for conference. Select
stock Of stylish hats, reasonable prices.
Hats made over. Mrs. Pow. 451 s. Main.
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent or S-roon, modern
mouse, north and east part OF city pre-
Ierred, reference given. Address 0 q,
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VIM II. ALEXANDER. 5iT Atlas bloch
Mining stocks bought and sold on com.
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING

JOHN N TAGGART. headquarters ~.
y. & Western Piano Co. So Main
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MATTERS.

WE KNOW HOW" Remodslfng.
cleaning and reblocking. Specialists IN
the business. Smith Bros, 33s Main. Ind.
1884.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28

LAST Saturday the country
celebrated and observed in vari-
Gus ways the 176th anniversary
Of the birth OF George Washing.
ton. Ten days before it took
some notice also OF the fact that
Abraham Lincoln would have
lacked one year OF being a CEN
tenarian were he still alive.
These two great men are Justly
celebrated above all others who
have lived in the western world
and their names are echoed in
reverence around the globe. 1t
is well that our country cele-
brates the natavity OF it's great.
est heroes. The habit fosters
patriotism. The deeds Of Wash.
ington and Lincoln should bt
studied and their example emu
lated by every lover OF his coun
try.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
The Boy and His Bones.

Here is an extract from school
boys composition on bones. The
teacher to whom it was submitted,
vouches for its accuracy as a copy:
Some of my bones don't grow close
to my others, snug, like the branches
to the trunk of tree, and l am
glad they don't, for if they did, /
could not play leapfrog and other
good games that know. The rea-
son why they don't grow that way
is because they have joints. Joints
is good things to have in bones.
They are two kinds. The ball and
socket joint, like my shoulders, is
the best. Teacher showed it to me,
only it was the thigh of COW. One
end was round and smooth and
whitish. That is the ball end. The
other end was followed in deep.
That is the socket, and it oils itself.
It is the only machine that oils it.
self. 1t never creaks like the school
door~Chicago News.
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FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
How Boys Were Treated In New Eng
lard In the Old Days.

Land In the Old Days.
In the old days of New England
a boy was looked upon as thing
to be kept down. There were many
laws enacted with reference to him
alone, and we give some OF them
here:
eff boy shall sing OF whistle on
the Lords day, it is a fine OF 8
cents.
eff boy shall throw stone and
break a window, it is fine OF 3
cents.
eff boy shall chase a girl, it is
a fine of 6 cents.
eff boy shall 60 to sleep IN
church, it is fine of 3 cents, and
the warden may cane him.
eff boy shall throw stones at q
neighbours dog, it is fine of 5 cents,
and his father shall whip him.
of boy laughs in public school.
his teacher may take his coat of
and administer thirteen hard blows
eff boy steals apples or Other
fruit, his parents must pay twice
the value thereof, and he may b.
sent to the common Jail for two
DAYS."
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Dokay's at Cranbrook, B. c.

The members of Ell Mabarraz
Temple No. o., D. 0. X. K. load
ed up their camels with the lnstru-
ments of torture and proceeded to
Cranbrook, B. c. on Feb. 22nd, to
celebrate Washington's birthday
on the British domain. While
there they put on a ceremonial
which was preceded by a pictur-
esque parade, 50 tyros crossing
the hot sands OF khorassans
desert. After the ceremonial,
sumptuous banquet was served.
The members travelled over the
Spokane International railroad to
Curzon Junction above the boun-
Diary line, where their special car
was attached to the eastbound e.
P. r. train, proceeding on to
Cranbrook, arriving there at 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
There were members from Spo.
kane, Ratl.drum, Athol, Ceur d..
Alene and Standpoint who attended
and all returned with many praises
for the able manner in which they
were entertained by the Knights
of Pythias of Cranbrook.
Those from Rathdrum were, G.
R. klopf, w. H. Cleland, c. A.
Christie and c. w. Culp, and A.
Upright of Hauser; Athol, ]. c.
Davis, S. H. Watkins and tyros
M. Green, Chas. Burroughs and
Frank Lett. James H. Harte wa:
among the Occur d'Alene delega
ton. They all returned Sunday
evening very much pleased with
the trip, especially the fine noun
tain scenery of the Selkirk range
of the Rockies, which lie east 0
the city of Cranbrook, also Moyi'
lake where the mining town o
Moyie is located.
Cranbrook is city of $500 pop
ulation and division point of tn
Canadian Pacific Ry., and is
growing and thrifty place.
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Eighth Grade Examination.

NoLice is hereby given that on
March %. "a, and %, 1908, an exam
inaLlon will be conducted In the
various schools of Kootenai County,
for all pupils desiring to take the
eighth grade examination. The last
eighth grade examination before the
summer vacation will be conducted
May IL, IL, and 10, 1908.
Questions will be sent under seal to
all teachers making requests for them
and must be opened In the presence
OF the pupils on the FIRST morning OF
the examination. Program and full
instructions will be sent In due time.
r. G. EGBERs, Co. Sup't.
f28-nl3 K0otenai Co.. Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
Gordon Ervine to St. Anthony.

Young Gordon Ervine, Occur d.
Alene boy adjudged ineorrigible, was
committed to the industrial school at
St. Anthony this week upon COM
plant of his mother and Prof. Barton
of the Occur d'Alene schools.
Probate Judge f. A. Mccall, In
whose court the boys hearing was
held, left on Tuesday with the lad in
charge for ST. Anthony. On his re-
turn home Judge Mccall will visit
national guard headquarters at Boise,
on matters pertaining the coming en-.
campment of the northern battalion
which Is to be held in May accord
ing to reports.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28

The old remedies are the best.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy has
been in use for over one hundred
years by the old Dutch Dunkards OF
Pennsylvania. and Is still in use by
all the old families Of Western Penn
sylvania. Is absolutely pure; made
from the bark of the white or shell
bark hickory tree. The bark is ship
ped from the east, and manufactured
in Salem, Oregon. For sale by DR.
f. Wenz, and all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
Keeping Posted.

Every day, in a serious way,
As grown up as you choose
Away up there In her own high chair
Her babyship reads the news.
Quite undismayed. she's not afraid
OF the longest words that grow,
Nor cares she whether the clerk Of the
weather
Decides II it will rain or snow.
1t can but be. 1t seems to me-
That she skips an item or two
For she reads so fast that the reading
lasts
But a minute, and then it's through,
Her political views are hard to choose,
But have my private notion,
From the wrinkle that grows ] lat over
her nose.
She's planning a revolutionl
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
Lowery Awarded Damages.

The case Of Melvin Lowery vs..
the Spokane-I International Ry., in
volving damages for cattle killed
on the defendants road a few
miles from Rathdrum, was put on
trial in the district court Tuesday,
and on Wednesday the jury re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding him $500 damages. The
iury was taken out "Wednesday
noon to view the place where the
animals were killed,