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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
CHICAGO 3
DETROIT 0.
Cubs Garry Off Another Game in
Detroit.

DETROIT. Oct. ls.--A noisy re-
ception was given the Tigers herr
when they returned to play another
game with the Cubs this afternoon
after having secured victory over
them in yesterdays game when the
Cubs seemed to have an absolute
cinch. Mullin, the pitcher was
looked upon a. a big hero In the eyes
Of the Detroit fans, and his praises
loudly sung, and Cobb's stick work
had boosted him several notches In
the estimation OF the baseball en-.
thuslasts. aud all was enthusiasm
noise and celebration. That was be.
fore the game. but It was different
again this afternoon after the game
was at an end, and the score stood
Chicago 3, and Detroit 0, and the
spirit Of enthusiasm and celebration
had faded away, and gloom prevailed
in their stead.
It was the fourth game between
the teams, and Detroit and lts sup
porters felt confident Of victory.
Chicago, though It had gone down In
defeat yesterday, attributed 1t rather
to misfortune than the superior play
ing OF Detroint, and entered the
game with q confident feeling that
when the last inning was played
victory would be theirs, and It was,
The battery for Chicago was Brown
and King, and that OF Detroit, Sum-
mers and Schmidt. The nrst inning
ended without either team making q
run, and 80 did the second. In the
third inning speckard and Evers went
out and Schultz walked and finally
stole to second. Chance walked and
steinfeldt singled and Schultz scored.
Hoffman singled and then Chance
scored. and Tinker went out and the
inning closed with two runs for Chi
cRgo and none for Detroit.
In the fourth again neither team
scored, but before the ninth was end
ed Chicago again scored, and the
game was at an end, and the score
stood, Chicago 3 Detroit 0.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
BOARD OF FoREI0N MISSIONS
Gathering OF American Church PEG.
pie.

Gathering OF American Church PEG.
pie.
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Distingu-
ished missionaries, clergymen and
laymen from many parts OF the world
are assembled in Brooklyn today at
the meeting OF the American Board
Of Foreign Missions. For nearly a
century CongregationalIsts and Others
interested in foreign missionary work
have made this board q channel for
their gifts to aid the propagation
of the gospel in other lands.
China and Japan have in the past
been the principal beneflciarIes Of the
board, but owing to the awakening
In Turkey, that country will prob
ably receive much attention. Many
authorities on missions believe that
the time Is now ripe for the Christ
ianiEatlon OF the land OF Abdul
Hamid and that properly directed
efforts will result in the substitution
of the cross Of Christianity for the
crescent Of MohammedanIsm.
1t Is alleged by the missionary
workers that the yearning for free
dom and for righteous government
so strong just now in the breasts
OF young Turks, can, in not a few
cases be traced TO the Indirect In !.
huence OF splendid schools like Rob
ert college and the American College
for Girls, as we'll as TO the fine in
situations at Harpoot and Aintab.
An attractive personality at the
meeting "a DR.. Hiram Bing-
ham, now residing in Honolulu.
but who for so years was chief factor
iH the Contamination Of the Gilbert
islands. He has translated the Bible
into the yernaeaiaF and Ia Just now
in America to carry through tas
presse a Gilbertese dictionary.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
TAFT TOURS ONO
Consider Accident Omen OF Success
20 Republicans.

Consider Accident Omen Of Success
10 Republicans.
STERLING, Ohio. oct. 13.-The
special car carrying william II. Taft.
Governor Harris. Senator Dick and
other prominent leaders in the party
arrived here this morning after be-
ing delayed by slight accident on the
way. The accident occurred shortly
before arriving In this city, when the
car Constitution" which contained
the party left the track. All Of the
occupants were severely jolted. but
beyond that sustained no injuries.
The members of the party regard the
incident as sure sign a success at
the polls. Asspreading OF the rails
Is said TO have been the cause Of the
accident.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
HAMER HASHES
TRUST TARIFF
Wants Protection for the Infant
Industries.

Col. Thomas r. Hamer, candidate
for congress on the republican tick
ct delivered an address on the is
sues Of the state and national cam
paign last evening at the Blackwell
pavilion. A fair sized audience was
present, and from time to time APP
plause was given him, but the meet
ing was much the same as previous
republican meetings in the city
seemed to suffer for the lack of
enthusiasm, and to be burdened with
good deal of apathy.
The colonel predicted that the
state would go republican by an easy
majority of 10000, and said that
In his campaign in both the south
ern and northern portion Of the
state he had found political con-
ditions for the republicans far more
favorable than ever before.
He dwelt in the course of his ad-
dress on the primary law. and said
be was In favor OF any legislative en-
actment that would bring the nomi-
nation of public officers closer to the
people. but believed that many i'm
provements could be made in the pri-
mary law as It now exists in the
various states. He discussed at
length the tariff, and upon this sub
ject he said in part:
The democratic party in the ma
tional platform has more frankly de-
fined its position on the tariff than
ever before 1t announces that It is
its ultimate intention to reduce the
tarin to a revenue basis. Tariff for
revenue only is but another name for
free trade. England, the premier
free trade country Of the world. oper-
ates under a tariff for revenue
only with the result that the
tariff being designated for
revenue purposes primarily attaches
to those commodities brought into
the country in greater quantities. to
Continued on page four.1
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
HILL SECURES M.
K. & T. RAILROAD
Report Of the Purchase is Cur
rent on Wall Street in
New York City.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-That James
]. Hill has finally succeeded in Sc
curing a controlling interest in the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad IL
the belief generally voiced in Wall
street today. The cash paid for the
road, It is said, Is part OF that which
IT was expected would be distributed
among the stockholders Of the North
ern Pacific railroad.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
CHEER BRYAN's NAME
|eridge Got Applause Where He
Did Not Expect It.

ALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Oct. 10.
|enator Beverage. while address
a meeting in the Salt Lake
ater, was interrupted with loud
aause when he mentioned the
be of Mr.. Bryan.
Fhen he spoke Of free silver
audience again gave vent to. q
at outburst Of enthusiasm.
Do you mean to tell me you arc
for free silyer2" demanded the
Aker. shaking his finger in fierce
oof at the shouting multitude.
You bet We are" came a voice
the noise gained force and inn
IS.
|inally the noise subsidized and the
Rker resumed the subject OF gov
nent ownership of railroads.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
NTDHDATrNG A NEWSPAPER
Miners Are After the Alaska Daily
Record.

SEATTLE, Oct. ia dispatch
received here this morning from
Juneau, Alaska, states that the West
ern Federation OF Miners is boycott
ting the Alaska Daily Record. be-
cause Of the papers attitude Of OPP
position to the miners and the cause
they represent. Leaders of the fed
GRAFTON are circulating petitions in
the city asking all the business i'm
situations to cease patronizing the
paper, and threaten to boycott them
In a business way unless they do
so,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
DRM AMERICAN
PARTY In IDAHO
DR.. WOodburn's Method for
Settling the Mormon
Question.

Pr. WOODBURY., prominent ply
an of Boise City, was in the city
erday and left this morning for
PLACE. The doctor has for years
n identified with politics in the
Re, and was one of the leaders of
anti-Mormon democrats in the
e until they were left without a
Fet and party by the decision Of
Idaho supreme court.
a an interview with representa-
of the Press today, the doctor
ted that he had no doubt but
ht the republican state ticket
bid be elected. II read in your
le of yesterday" he said, an in
Fiew from Col. Hamer wherein he
ces the majority of the republic
3 at 10000. think the colonel
perhaps little optimistic and en-
siastic over the situation. The
nblicans will have a good ma
ty, but in my Judgment it win
exceed 10000.
What, in your Judgment, will be
attitude of the anti-Mormon
pocrats with reference to the pres
democratic ticket, so designated
the supreme court?" he was
ed. THE anti-Mormon demo-
u.s." he said, ARE left without
b a party and a ticket by rea-
of the supreme court decision.
decision was delayed until just
day before the time expired for
pg a ticket, and then an adverse
ision was handed down and it left
m no time to organize, and file
cket, and they were consequently
out of the field for this cam
gn The present so-called demo-
tic ticket represents the Mormon
rich in this state, and so does
republican ticket. If any diff
ence exists at all, it is that the
|nblican ticket is straight Mormon.
far as I am concerned, and that
be the attitude of many others,
Fill support the republican state
Jet. believe, and so do many
|ers, that if we have to swallow
Mormon rule in the state, it is
I to take it straight and to take
pure medicine, and not a mixture
that prepared by the so-called
hocrats of the state.
The anti-Mormons, two years
ce, will, in my judgment, organize
American party, and will then
duct vigorous campaign on that
lion alone. believe that is the
plan to adopt in order to do
~ with the evils of Mormon rule
IDAHO, and with such an organiza-
in the field many republican
rs would be secured that could
be secured with, the plank in
porated in a democratic platform.
pa firm in the belief that such a
~ viii sweep the state and that
b, and not until such a time, will
Station be enacted to curb Nor
! dictation and rule in this state"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
BOOSTING COUNTY
SEAT REMOVAL
Enthusiastic Meeting Which Means
Success.

At a meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the county seat removal
committee and other citizens last
evening, 1t was decided to extend
an invitation to the people Of Har-
rison and vicinity to come to this
city on Friday, and visit with the
citizens, and attend a discussion OF
the county seat removal question at
the Blackwell pavilion in the even
ing.
j. Q. White, manager of the Red
Collar line, has donated his boats for
the occasion, and they will leave the
Harrison dock at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, and arrive in the city at
4 O'Clock. A committee on arrange
ments, consisting Of ]. T.. Carroll, J..
I. Sullivan and f. L. Wells, was
appointed and they will make ar
rangements to meet them at the
docks, and for their entertainment
in the city during the Afternoon and
evening. They will be taken about
the city and shown the various
places of interest, and in the evening
they will be given a dinner at
the Hotel Idaho after which
a meeting will be held at the Black
well pavilion. Good speakers will
be engaged for the occasion and the
county seat question from the view
point of Occur d.Alene will be dis
cussed. The meeting will be followed
with dance
The committee also decided to
hold montser meeting for the bene-
fit Of the home people at the pa
vilion on Monday evening. A com
mittee consisting of Rev. w. H. Fry,
G. L. Dittimore, and A, A. Compbell
was appointed to make arrangements
for it. The committee held a meet
ing this morning and de ided to Sc
cure the services of the Occur d.
Alene Musical club for three chorus
numbers, and also the Occur d. Alene
band and orchestra. Speakers for
the evening will also be selected for
the occasion by the committee, and
an announcement of them will be
made in the morning. This meeting
will be solely for the benefit OF
Occur d'Alene people, and especially
for women. The committee feels
that in the county seat fight that it
will need the assistance OF every
woman in the city, and it is de-
sire of the committee that all the
women of Occur d'Alene attend the
meeting and become acquainted with
the situation and identified with the
fight.
Hon. R. N. Dunn, who had been
elected as chairman of the executive
committee to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of j. L. McClear,
declined to accept the nomination,
ana Hon. j. Il. carroll, manager OF
the Occur d'Alene Lumber company,
was elected in his stead
The financial problem of the cam
paign was considered and the COM
mittee called for volunteers to as
sist the finance committee in raising
funds for the campaign, and a num-
Der of committees are today canvass
ing the town, and report good sue
cess.
The meeting was well attended,
full of enthusiasm and harmonious
and every one present expressed
themselves as confident that Occur
d'-Alene would win in the battle.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
BRYAN IN NEBRASKA

Begins Tour Of Three Days in Home
State.
NORFOLK, Neb., Oct. 15.-wn-
liam Jennings Bryan commenced HIS
three days tour OF this state today
with an address here in behalf Of the
state ticket. According TO the It.
inerary arranged for him he is
scheduled to make a dozen speeches
each day while campaigning in the
state.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
Episcopal society.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 13.-
Delegates from all over the United
States and Canada are beginning to
arrive for the convention Of the
Episcopal Brotherhood Of st. Andrew,
which win open tomorrow.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
Knlghta o. Goldcn RaaIe.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. IA
Delegates from all the lodges Of the
Knights Of the Golden Eagle
throughout the country met in Wash
ington today 20 begin a national con-
elave Of the Supreme Castle Of the
order.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
Ohio Clubwomen.

TIFFIN. Ohio. Oct. 13.-Buckeye
clubwomen are gathered here today
in large numbers for the thirteenth
annual meeting of the Ohio Fedora
ton of Women's clubs. Important
reports will be presented on child
labor, forest preservation and other
topics.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
TO Eject Omoen.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The New
York Board Of Trade and Transports
ton viii hold its annual meeting and
election tomorrow. william Me-
Carroll Is the present president.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
KILLED WHILE HUNTING
Gun Is Accidentally Discharged ana
Baa. Piesces Heart.

sPRAGUE, Wash, Oct. 1s.-Glen
Kays. tive il-year-old son OF ). 4.
KayS, manager OF the Supply Com
panys' lumber yard at this place. was
shot and instantly killed today while
out hunting. Young Rays. together
with his companion had succeeded
driving q groupdhog in its hole
near lake colyille. and Kays vas in
the act OF pokIng the butt Of the
gun into the hole when II exploded.
and the bullet penetrated his heart.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
ASSESSMENT ROLL COMPLETED
Is Now in Hands of Collector and
Taxes May BE Paid.

The assessment roll Of the county
has been completed and extended by
county auditor T. L. Quarles. and
turned over to the assessor. The
roll is now in the hands OF the
tax collector and any one de-
string to make an investigation of
it, or to ascertain and pay their
taxes may do so between now and the
first Monday in January when they
become delinquent.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. IA
Music lovers from all over Tennes-
see are gathering in Knoxville to-
day for the music carnival which
win extend through three days.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
RESERVE ARMY
CALLED BY CAR
Great Britain and Russia Con-
FER on the War
Situation.

SOFIA, Oct. 1s.-Czar Ferdinand
today directed the Bulgarian govern
ment to summon all classes as 4 r..
serve army in anticipation Of trouble
with the Turkish government. II Is
the intention OF the car to carry out
the threat to declare war unless the
Turkish government recognizes the
Bulgarian Independence. and ia such
event every able bodied man in the
country will take up arms. and enter
into the field In the defense Of his
government and It's independence.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13
Conferences Between Powers.

LONDON, Oct. I'm. MisaolsEy,
the Russian foreign minister, and alF
Edward Grey, the British secretary Of
foreign AFFAIRS are today considering
what features OF the international
situation are to be included In the
deliberations OF the expected confer
ence OF powers. The conference in
view Of all the Issues involved viii
be the most important meeting Of its
kind held In modern times.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-13

en-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS.
This PopuIs ion Predicted for Country
Forty Years Hence.
(Ry Associated Press

WASHINGTON. u. C., Nov. IL
The Na.icra! Grange. Patrons OF Illus
banIrv. watch has been IN session
here for a week past. adjourned TO-DAY
to meet rrxt year - p time md place
10 ". C. s:Gn.ted ty The executive
committee.
The principal ev"'t f the c."3ih'
session WIS ;hr visit Of delegation
.rc,3 the American Association oi AZ
riciiturc Colleges and Experiment sta
tons.
Among ne number was Professor J.
J.. Snyder, OF the sfichiGan Agricunur'
a, C-iieg. who in ar address prrcie''
I'd i,.2r Forty wears from ncw there
would TO two hundred million people
in he United states: that the len
,i,~-:- nCw vas towards scgr cgatiSn
into 81, 50 and thu this c1u'd "n:y
Ic avcri"d ny coISu rg the farmers
Aaron Jones. y. IJhana. vii'orocSiy
G;rscnted from the views exDrSs "a
He declared that the American farm
rrs arc progressing n a rate t'af such
\ hing world nc Impossible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
FIRE RAGING m HOLD
C4ATTAHO0CHEE BEAcHED
Steamer Plying Between Boston and
Savannah Puts In to Extin0uish
Fire In Forward hoid.
(By AsSuc,sssa press.)'

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. l9.-Refus'
ing all assistance despite a raging
fire in her forward hold, the steam
er Chattahoochee. " the Ocean
Steamship Company plying between
Savannah and Boston made this port
shortly after noon and Captain Row
lett immediately beached his charge.
on the Lamberts Point fats. just be-
low the city.
Captain Rowlctt rports that the
fire was discovered of the Carolina
coast and it proving stubborn, he
Immediately made for this port.
sending the news in advance BY
wireless. The crew flooded the for
ward compartment with water and
il is believed the fire is new under
control. The extent Of the damage
will no, be known before morning
The Chattahoochec left Savannah on
Monday with 4 cargo CT 1000 bales
Of cotton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
FAvoRS ROAD BUILDING.
Richmond Police Justice Viii Append
Hard Labor Penalty.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov, l9.-Justic"
John Crutchfirld hay llhen II ih'"
his head that good ruaIs are very
desirable. AMI tina. as tn" proSrr'
of hard labu; is . wonderful deterrent
OF petty crime h.' will tack 10 MS
ipil sentences after this the addition
al penalty Of labor on the sta - hiEh
ways--rspcciafy thl' on" being mnca'
damizCl from here to Petersburg.
Il am lYortiiy in favor of tn" sta"
roads proposed by til" Richm@ni Au'
tomobilc Association" said John tn"
Just this morning, and | will DO my
SHARE towards building them from
here to Pet rs burg aud N>r!o'k. to
williamsburg arli Old Point, To Char
lot,csyil!r AMI Slav,.tun, to Fr"3'r-
i"ksburs and Washington and every
where else ju I 20 hey all l"rd to
Richmond.
chprlr. !. Murray. White. for At
tempting to rob Il, T.. Hawkins. was
Their tv,H. sentenced to sixty days on
tlc. state roads.
Thomas Williams tcolor"d,. for
stealing suit. of clothes vailed ~
$50. four months on the state ROADS.
$ l.. Robinson Ncclor'D for muir
deruuS assault upC:2 his mother. Lacy
brown. rcman,lrd for indictment. tob'
inscn struck tn" wCm'n with con"e
rot. gashing her for bf al and sraid'
ing her face. NJ OK and bosom badly.
T. ". Crockett. on complain; OF
Emmett, Taylor. agent OF the Society
for TN. Pr-rentiCr, OF Cruelty to An.
mils. fined $40 for cruel treatment o.
q horse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Reoret Dadmun's Departure.

RICHMOND VA. Nov. - News
OF tho ,raT>f"r of Rev F.. T. Dadinun.
CT St. James Church. to Newport
News was l-c+iv..d with m"ch regret
h. the me- MIXERS of die church and
h. entir. community Of Church Nil
j.: expires sing the fts'ling OF til" co.,
srega,ion on the change. Il leading
member OF the, church ssid this morn
ing:
1t is source OF genuine regret 70
to- congregation OF s.. JAMES Metho-
dist Church to hay" TO part with their
pastor. the Rev. f. ]. DadmIn. This
man Of God is justly oeioved by his
many friends and acquai.tances. and
viii b. greatly missed in this com
mun:tv"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
DOLAN HAS SCHEME.
Labor Man Calls to See President
and Explains Views.
CBy the Associated Press.)

10y inc ASSoCldieu IiteS.j
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Nov. 10
Another labor cOnfere:re was h"l /
at the Whit" House WHEN 7. J. DO
Ian. secretary of the steam Shove'"Fs
and dredgc mems union called to see
tn" President.
Mr. ID an was a guest II th't Iu' S
dav nigh "ic.or dinner" He Is IN
favor OF the Passage Of Il BIZ aIthoriz'
Ing a pub!icii. comm .ssion to irvt ST.
gate proposed strikes and lockouts,
an! to present the facts to The public
as speedily as possible. This IS tn"
p.@n approved by Mr.. TAT; in 1 lett )
to = promin mt New Yorker during
the campaign.
Mr.. DoIan explained his views TO
The President. who listened attentive
" hut refrG I'd frCm expressing any
opinion