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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

Nurse wants cases. Both phones
No. 6.
Lisk antitrust tinware at Colqu-
houn Hardware Co.
JP. Masterson, of Garwood, is in
the city.
Meet me at the Kenodrome Mon
day for the benefit Of the library.
J. Woodruff, of Lyondale, is in the
city on business.
Meet me at the Kenodrome Mon
day for the benefit of the library.
The dining room at Hotel Nor
moyle is open for business.
O. Gould, of Lyondale, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
Skates sharpened at the G. D. A.
Tin and Bicycle shop.
Majestic Range at Colquhoun Hard
ware Co.
NJ. K. Wall, a prominent business
man of Harrison, is in the city on
business.
Rodger Brothers 1847 Knives and
Forks, Colquhoun Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foy, of Spokane,
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Thomas yesterday.
Asbestos sad irons at Colquhoun
Hardware Co.
Launch Roamer, Fred Shallis.
Headquarters Taxidermy Store zoe
N. Fourth st. Bell phone 1913.
The Catholic ladies will give a
card party at their hall Tuesday ev-
enlng. Everybody invited.
Don't forget the dinner at Sanders
hall next Tuesday, given by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church.
You are invited to take dinner with
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
at Sanders hall next Tuesday.
John Dennitt returned Saturday
evening from Portland, Oregon, and
will make Occur d'Alene his future
home.
The attention of members of M. B..
A. is called to the necktie social
Thursday evening, December tenth at
Sanders hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Randall depart
ed this morning for visit with Mr..
Randall's parents at Canton, Penn
sylvania.
Your skates hollow ground and
sharpened for 25c at the G. d. A.
Tin and Bicycle shop, cor. Fourth
and Occur d'Alene avenue.
c, E. Coonradt, of the Idaho Mer-
camille, is busily engaged in deco
rating the dry goods department of
the establishment for the holiday
season.
The first annual ball of Company
w. End Infantry N G. l., will be given
al Blackwell Park pavilion, Deem
Der 10. Tickets one dollar.
Alfred Dunn and wife, of Wallace,
VINO have been visiting with Mr.. and
mrs R. N. Dunn, returned to their
nome thiss morning. Mr.. Dunn is the
postmaster at that place.
w. A. Thomas, of the Idaho Mer.
'ahtile, viii entertain his boarders by
giving a theatre panty this evening
Al the Kenodrome. The garty is given
'of the benefit of the public library.
Money to loan on farm land. oul
abstracts are accurate and are com.
pie'ed with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
Amy Mgr, 1O4 Fourth St. Bel
phone /.
game of basket ball has been ar
snsed between the girls team OF tht
IA nigh school, and that of the
spOAane high school. The game viii
= played Friday evening at the Prin.
cess Rink.
Inc Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
u, serve dinner and hold a bazaar
sanders Hall, Tuesday, Dec. Sth
'Hner will be served from 1880 a
a till 2:sO p. m. Price csc. ant
'ueon all afternoon. 10 cents.
ere prepared to furnish up-to
ealing cards; all styles ant
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07
Superb
Chocolates

All other chocolates seen
just ordinary after you once
try sss They are just
as pure and wholesome as they
are delicious. We secured the
agency for the Huyler line
knowing there is nothing finer,
and because we know too that
people will unconsciousIy
judge the value Of our stock
by the individual lines We
carry. We viii be glad to
have you judge this confec-
tionery as soon as convenient
In packages from Ioc. up.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07
SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATURES
Continued from page H.

N~SAS~A1NA AAOAn HG6O L.
cere local optionist and who will use
his influence to defeat the law by
having the chairman get control of
the committees. Among the other
candidates for the position are o. 4.
McCutcheon, of Idaho Falls, who was
member of the senate at the last
session. ]. o. Webster, of Freemont,s
is also candidate, while ]. M. Thom-a
son, of Canyon county, is also favor
ably mentioned. Parsons, of Idaho
county, appears to stand well. Rob
ert McCracken, of Ada county, all
though not candidate, is mentioned
occasionally for the place and it is
understood he will accept If his name
is placedd in nomination. With nu-g
merous candidates seeking the seat
of honor, it is believed that with an
extra session the merits of the candi-
dates for the position, can better be
judged when the work of disposing
of the codes is going on.
1t has been suggested that Thomp-
son of Canyon be selected for the
special session and Parsons for the
regular session.
Many Want Jobs.
The various appointments is also a
question which must be discussed this
year before the legislature takes up
its general session as there are from
5 to so applicants for nearly every
position to be filled and by means of
an extra session of the legislature
will be able to judge of the efficiency
of the clerks hired and vote for their
appointment on their merits. Devel-
opments have shown that there are,
two active candidates for chief clerk
]. H. Wallis of Rexburg, editor Of the
Rexburg Standard, and George A.
Williams of Placerville. Ada county
has two candidates for sargeant-at-
arms, w. H. Sherier, who is being
backed by the Boise legislators and
John McGrath, of Star in whose in
terests D. D. Shaw is working.
No Boys For Pages.
The most important problem now
confronting the legislators is the APP
pointment of pages. Under the law
prohibiting child labor young boys
who have heretofore been given the
positions, cannot ge- the places ana
many of those elected failing to take
the matter into consideration have
promised Jobs to boys who will not be
eligible for the positions on account
of their age and it is believed an ef-
fort will be vigorously opposed oy
others who believe that the law
should be obeyed to the letter.
Owing to the fact that applicants
for the various clerkships have De-
come so numerous and have been
used largely as a medium OF paying
political debts, it is more than likely
a bill will be introduced at the COM
ing session cutting the salaries OF
c,arks from IS per day to SO or $3.50
which is believed will be good sal
arv and which is more than most
stenographers get in office positions.
with this bill a recommendation VIII
be made asking cler-s to produce 1,s E
recommendations of efficiency. the
salary Of pages will also come up for
discussion If present plans are car
ried o I.
Judges Letter
Owing to the fact that all these
matters must be taken up early, II IL
deemed advisable that special ses-
sion be called by those who have TAX
an the matter under consideration
In sneaking of the matter Judge All
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07

-. are prepared to furnish up-to-
calling cards; all STYLES and
Let US show you samples.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07

$500 Waists for this day TIC
$l,25 Waists for this day ..... csc
$3.50 Waists for this day. .al.lB
$500 Waists for this day ........ 81. 30
$3.50 Waists for this day. .... 81. 90
$500 Waists for this day. iS2.25
$3.50 Waists for this day. ... .a2. 90
$500 Waists for this day ..... $500
$3.50 Waists for this day . Sa.3B
$500 Waists for this day $500. 50. 10
$3.50 Waists for this day 800. .s4.iOI
5000 Waists for this day ..... $3.50
$3.50 Waists for this day ...... .e4.0O
$500 Waists for this day ...... 1925
$3.50 Waists for this day .... "a. 40
$1,000 Waists for this day ...... $3.50
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-07
Our Specials This Week

viii see by reading the following prices. All
this seasons garments, and uade IN the latest
fashions, echru and white lace, medalIions, sill.
and linen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Had 10 Get

Tickets for the big democratic
convention in Denver are going to
be mighty hard to get Even those
who are so fortunate as to secure
them will be expected to divide up.
There will be eight sessions, and
tickets will have coupon for each
session. Then these coupon will
pass you either way at the door so
that the fortunate fellow who gets a
ticket can let a good many of his
friends see part of the big show.
We believe any Gunnison man who
goes over will surely be able to see
the proceedings.
If you 60 to the Denver convention
don't forget to take your opera
glasses or field glasses. The audi
forum is so large that one will need
assistance to the naked eye in study
ing the faces of the nations notables
there assembled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

siblc TO make Americans out o
these people The solution is
found in the school house Ayiug
the stars aud stripes where the
thousands of children ct these Tor
eigncrs are taught the English Ian
guage American Customcs, and
correct morals and habits ct life
Here Is the great workshop where
is forged that modern wonder OF
the world the American citizen.
Here are the diverse elements com
bincd into a new product, with the
dross eliminated the impurities
cast out, the material rccast, and
Russian and Greek, Pole and Ital-
ian, German and Austrian, are
welded into Americans.
The average school falls Tar short
of what it should be. Until re
Gently the common school prepared
a pupil for absolutely no lite work
but now most schools have added
to their prescribed courses of study,
a course in domestic science or one
in manual training, SO that a pupil
If he does not care for a classical
or professional education, may fit
himself for life with something to
employ his time, and keep him
from idleness and uselessness, and
make him worthy to be called a
citizen of America. Especially i'll
a democracy like our own whose
stability rests upon the intelligence
and righteousness of it 5 citizens is
proper teaching of the utmost i'm
portance. The very complexity of
our civilization makes it imperative
that character he the cornerstone of
citizenship, and the public school
has as the burden of it S duty, the
formation of character rather than
the pouring i'll of facts.
Our schools of TODAY are far su-
perior to the schools of earlier days
and they are rapidly improving in
efficiency. MAY they continue to
advance, uplifting humanity from
the paths of darkness. and point
ing the way to brighter goal
May ignorance, vice, and unright-
eousness of all kinds, quail and
tremble before the bulwark raised
by intelligence, justice, and right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
BONNEVILLE
1ampion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednerday, July l.
Mrs W \. Wills is expected
home today
\ picnic on Tgvlor river is talked
OF for the Fourth
Vim. Allen was delivering butter
in Crested Butte Saturday.
Mrs Sarah North and sons left
Wednesday for their home in Ohio
Owing to the rainstorm Thursday
the dance was not much Of sue
cess
Mr. and Mrs. RYAN of Denver are
spending the week with the latter
parents, NJ and Mrs. c. b. Sampson
A. A. Shackleford rounded up
cattle last week, taking them To the
Spring creek range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
ool1o CREEK

Wednesday Jolly I.
Look cat for the lth aud ire
crackers.
Meadows never l1oked fner on
Ohio creek.
Miss Mabel Walker and her school
viii have a picnic next Friday
The West Ohio creek range bows
are building a drift fence an the Tor
est reserve.
Cram promises g. be banner
crop this wear We have a greater
acreage every wear mp this way
There viii be Sunday school at
tairview schoolhouse next SUNDAY
at 2.3o and preaching by Rev J %
Henry at 3 80
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Lightley aud
and daughters viii represent Ohio
creek people az the national conycn-
ton in Denver which Is 10 nominate
our next president, ". j Bryan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
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AMY fUuctiuIls currffIlIig di~plarrufenf-. as
pfulaIs=u~. arteegr-iuu aud ratory VERSION.
Overcoming uaiuftl r-irita-. turiug ~ the
nerves and hriua.iuE siaItit a V-tfsscf ' ate Il
health sOia - all a.aiers la medicines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Continued from First Page.
Public Schools. Safeguard Of Nation

I-hcd iu % aud Aale in lIul.
Al this early age schools were
open Co men only, girls then and
for MANY wears 20 come received
instruction al home. In the begin
ming the work was intended to pre-
pare Young men for the ministry
but a. time advanced and our fore
fathers came to see the need OF a
broader education, the curriculum
was extended from the narrow and
confined study Of the Bible and
ancient tongues to broader fields Of
more practical knowledge. And
the courses of study have continued
10 expand until in these days OF
hurry and strenuous living the
practical has out run the classical
education. After the advantages
of schools and higher institutions
of learning were seen, schools tor
girls were opened, but II was not
until 1888 that any institution for
boys opened 1t 5 doors to girls. II
was Oberlin College that initiated
co-education.
The public schools of our coun-
try should be and are the great
nurseries of citizenship, and there
fore to our public school teachers
more than to any other class OF
people, must we look for the work
that will make into men and
brothers and fellow citizens, alive
to the obligations involved in being
Americans, the children of all ma
tions, all creeds, and all races. -
Our strenuous president has said
that citizenship is the paramount
object of education. And when
we take into consideration all that
is implied in ideal citizenship we
are ready to agree with him.
When can patriotism be better in
stilled than during the impression
able period of school life? When
can the love of fair play and honest
dealing and the scorn OF under
handed and dishonest actions be
better formed than during school
days.
1t was the school houses of Ger
many that vanquished France in
the brief but brilliant Franco
Prussian war.
Turn to the Orient and behold
Japan Just awakening from the
sleep of ignorance, and seeing the
possibilities to be realized from ed =
ucation. 1t is the public school
that is causing this magical trans
formation.
Since the average American of
today is not an American, in the
matter of being indigenous to the
soil. a most essential thing for the
welfare of our country is system
attic cultivation OF an intelligent
understanding and appreciation of
the nations institutions and ideals,
and the obligations as well as the
privileges involved in being true
American, both in the hearts and
minds of the children of those who
may literally say, This is my own,
my native land, and also of those
whose parents are of foreign birth.
Ii falls to the public schools to
make citizens out of this great flood
of immigrants which floods our
shores yearly. To appreciate the
metamorphosis of foreigner into
an American one should visit the
schools of our cities. The settle
inents of foreigners present the ap-
pearance of a section of Europe set
down in our midst. On all sides
are seen the native costumes and
heard the clatter of foreign tongues.
Can this be America, and is ii pos
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
YOUR REPUTATION AS A ''BUYER"
IS AT STAKE

Now and then a merchant gets it
into his head that "one advertising
medium is as good as another" He
then proceeds to buy advertising in
a way to discredit his busines judy
ment.
The people will be pretty sure to
infer that a merchant who buys his
advertising unwisely will buy his
store stocks unwisely, and of course
this may not always be true. So that
it is always a good plan to show the
same discrimination in buying ad-
vertlsing space that you show in
buying the stocks which you are ad-
vertising. ISN'T IT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

Se-s.tls-Eas,.sss Cess.s.~..s-sss.

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>eaa-s g@ac =.
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c.aieE IH taWu tas@x
AI-z lame MSiiIans= and uaahes
have gone - tsuHHs~oa-
Frca SlEsiin l. attending Is basi
ness an Nexaa. iar a ~e.k
b NJ Fuller u N toxn 90 bass
hess f.a al Ine.eiHase tame.
loha Aiisu. q the Floro-sa aud
Ar Maisen we're ln tosn taasv
Mrs. t,.sH-nn ana MlS- SYLVIA
Ssassh were rIsstaE- IA tasn todav
Manager tsehrrliier and wife aud
Miss Helesa arrived Mednessisy
irum Denver
SUNDAY Schoal has been arsaniz.
Cd with Mrs. l.ehrrliieF ssTrIIntend
eat. Mrs rank >amsel in charge
ui the sinVins aud Miss Evans. o..
ganIst
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Notice of giaai Settlement s~d k.t.r,,,us,,o,
Sf HrirshiP

In the matter Of the estate Of John +. Broth
ers, decreased.
Notice is hereby given, that ON Mo,.day the
9th day OF July, A. ID. IAe, at the hour e
~ "A. m. of said day, the same being one of
the regular days of the June term Of th-
County Court of 6unnison County, in
the state of colorado. /. W. :. Ditto ad-
minlstrator ~ said estate. will atr,ear before
the Judge of said Court, present my final set
tiement as such administrator, pray the
approval uf the same and will then ask to be
discharged a. such administrator. At which
time aud place any person in interest may sp-
pear and present objections to the same n auy
there I've.
And Fuvther Notice is Hereby Given That
at SAID time and place the Court will receive
and hear proofs concerning the heirs of said
deceased, pursuant TO the verified pefition of
Edward NJ. Brothers, claimant as heir at law
OF said deceased. heretofore filed herein asking
Tor judicial .ascertainmebt and determine
ton OF the heirship of said estate, and from
which 1t appears that >ard p.tti.sner James
Brothers. William Brothers Mary Vornir,
and atharine Landers are heirs 81 said de-
ceased:
Now, Therefore. any and all persors who are
ar who claim to be heirs at law of said j. an 1
Brothers, deceased, are hereby reouire, "a :, /.
aud APPEAR thereat, abide the de,ern,N
tion Of the Court thereon.
Dated at runnisun, colorado this 2Uth day 4, Z
June, A. D. I9s.
W. $ DITTO
Admin istrst' Of the estate Of John y. ErotI-
ers deceased
DENTER T. SAPP. Attorney.
June July ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Tat sf>,th sNs Rto tKtNpi Ran
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Denver Colorado. JuHe -. 4
To the S'uckhuiaer- 4
THE nEN,ER ANp Rro GGANpr ktrld
Notios i Hereby tsisen that a special ~ =
ing of the stocl holder- of II he benyer snh /
brausis Railroad COMPANY " ill b. held att
principal office of the COMPANY, Eesi
ga. Equitable Buildtng at Denver. q olo
RADIO ufrpn Thursday the g9d day ,f IulV issr
a. two q clock y. NJ. Tor the purpose of cousid-
erHs aud voting upon a proposition for the.
consolidation ~ The Denver aud Rio Grsnds.,
Railroad Com pauy aud the Rio Grandc West '
cru Railway tompauy aud thsir capital stocks,
railroads. franchises and other properties ant
interest. under the laws Of the state of ,ulo-
rado and the laws of the the state OF Utah.
thereby uniting the properties aud concerns of
said two companicS m one organization. and,
bs iuining said two c"rruratious together.
creattng a new consolidated corporation which
will be distinct from said constituent corpor-
atious aud from each thereof. and tor the pur-
pose f considering, and voting Tor the adop-
t,on - rejection of, an agreement for such
cpn-ol ida'iun made Ia writing by the directors
ui both of said companies under date OF June
sth. ii.s, and by them Ia he submitted in writ
tng To SAID meeting. which sets forth the terms.
manner and effect uf such proposed consnlids-
tion also for the Iurt,ose of considering and
voting upon any subst ituted mod fled proper
sition aud agreem.nt for such consol idation
which AZ the tim. II said meeting may be duly
subnitten thereto in writing by the directors of
both OF the said companies which 1t IL protsp-
ed 50 To consolidate. and for the purpose of
taking ATTY lawful action in relatioa to such
propo-es, consolidation, or Incidental thereto.
IA may by the stockboid-rs At such meeting be
deemed necessary or desirable.
The transfer books for the transfer Of stock
pi the comp.ny viii close with the close ct
and reopen the day succee ling the day of final
adjournment of said special meeting of stock
holders holder not earlier than the 18th day Of July,
Py order uf the Boar rd It Directors
THE pENLhR AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
STEPHEN L,IrLr, EFT. Jrrrrrs,
Secretary. President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
kNkCt T0R'S N0IlCE

Estate of Jonathan N. Harris. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed exn-
cutor Of the estate of Jonathan NJ l.
Harris late IL the County of ,uunison, and
state OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the County
Court OF uunnison County, at the Court House
in bunnison, at the June term, Monday
the 9th day 81 July, A. ID. Ian, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose 81 having the same adjusted All
p.rsous indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated this 2hh day If june A. u. Igs
ARCHIE A. SHAC MILFORD. Executor
DEXTER 7. SAPP. Attorney.
June 26-July ~