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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
SECOND DEGREE MURDER
Frank Pepper VIII Go to Penltentiary
for Life.


Guilty of murder in the second
degree was the verdict brought in
by the jury in the case of the state
of Idaho against Frank Pepper.
charged with the murder of Nick
White.
The offense was committed at
Springston early in the spring. The
two men were friends and were jest
ing with each other and it was this
fact that lead to the commission of
the crime.
In the course of their TESTING they
threw sand at each other and finally
Pepper became angry. The two
elinched and scuffled and during the
scuffle Pepper drew a large knife and
stabbed White a number Of times,
and he expired after the two men
were separated by spectators.
Imprisonment for life is the penalty
for muder in the second degree under
the Idaho law.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16

pany's parlors Clush was 81 years
Of age and leaves no relatives in
this section Of the country. Rev.
J. F. Rorex of the Baptist church
conducted the services.
The Swedish Lutheran Young Peo-
pies society will meet at the church
on Thursday evening and resume the
winter work.
John P. Gray of Wallace, of the
law firm OF knight & Gray, is in
the city on business in connection
with the firm.
Those wishing good warm room
for the winter will please call at
the Elite hotel. Everything modern;
rates reasonable.
Our business suits are business
like and made in a business man
ner. Guaranteed to fit and please.
VIM Barr-Chainey Co., Ltd.
A special discount OF Is per cent
this week for cash. given on shot
guns, prices ranging from $500 to
$500. Lake City Hardware Co..
Money to loan on farm land. Our
abstracts are accurate and are com
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
fanny. Mgr, 104 Fourth st. Bell
phone /.
New England Supper" 25 cents
at the Chapel at Fort grounds, Thurs
day, September II. at $3.50 p. m.
by Sherman park ladies'. Everybody
come.
Rev. ]. P. Barker. formerly pas
tor Of the Methodist church, but now
located at Colfax. returned today to
his home after several days visit
with friends.
1t is interesting to notice the
number of men who appreciate
clothes made to order. The VIM
Barr-Chainey Co. are booking orders
every day. Better go and see the
samples.
Mrs. e. T. Stivers, Miss Helen
Huese and Miss Grace Dawson, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Anna
Nevers for the past few days, re-
turned I'd their homes at Spokane
yesterday
Many men wonder why their
clothes are wrong. Frequently they
fit but the style is wrong; again there
is a touch of style and the fit is
on" These are some of the many
clothes troubles we cure. Winn-
Barr-Chainey Co., Ltd.
The electric light fixtures for the
Wright hall. which will be occupied
by the Odd Fellows and knights of
Pythias lodges have arrived, and are
being installed by the Home Elec-
trio Supply company. They are all
of handsome patterns and are of the
latest styles of chandelier.
Il buy at your store because
know your prices are right" said a
man who has been in the mercan-
tile business for the past 10 years.
He knows. We know, and we want
you to know. Buy here and get the
best quality for the money. The
Idaho Mercantile company.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16

Servant-I've come to give notice,
ma'am, as ! am going to get married.
Mistress-Indeed. Maryl How long
have you been engaged7 servant-I
amt engaged at all. ma'am. Mistress
We'll. who Is the happy man7 SerY-
ant-You know the big shop down the
road Well. the shopwaIker looked AT
me the day before yesterday. and yes
terday be smiled. and today be said.
Good morning." and expect tomor-
row he'll propose. and. you see, ma'am,
want TO be ready.-LOndOn Answers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
WIFELY ORDERS.
Two Men obeyed Them. but the Third
Man Baked.

Wo wen Oneyeo Inems but the IhtFc
Man Baked.
Three men sat rather late at the
club one night" said the man who Is
responsible for the story. 'As they
were separating they discussed little
nervously the receptions that awaited
them at their wives hands and agreed
that he who didn't do what bis wife
told him ON getting home should have
to treat the others to a turkey dinner.
The first man after reaching his house
stumbled about the dark bedroom till
he kicked the cat. The cat squalled,
and the mans wife, raising her head
from the pillow. moaned. Well. go on;
kill the poor cat and have done with
It. The man frowned and muttered to
himself. IT is a case OF kin the cat or
pay for the dinner So he killed the
cat.
SThe second man on his arrival could
not find any matches. AS he looked
for some In the drawing room he
bumped against the piano, and his
wife complained, Why don't You
break the piano, careIessr Determined
not to lose his bet. the man got a
Ratchet and the sound Of crashing
blows soon filled the house
''The third man, getting home, STUN
bled on the way upstairs His wife
screamed angrily. Go on. fall down
stairs and break your neck, dor Not
me- said the third man after mo-
ment's thought TN pay for the turkey
dinner Chicago News.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16

Today's news today Il Jon read
the Evening Pres.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
Noace.

Beginning Thursday. September
10th. no more books viii be issued
from the Library. All readers hav-
ing books are requested to return
them before September 10th.
BY order Of the Library Committee.
IDA s. MINER.
Librarian.
Occur d'Alene Public Library.
September 3. 1905.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16

D'Auber-of course not every one
can be an artist One must have Inn
agination to draw crittiek-Yes; 1
notice that most 30 called artists IN
talking about themselves draw ON their
imaginations a great deal. : Catholic
Standard and Times
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
TO THE PUBLIC

'e Press will deem II special favor il pat
who fail 70 receive their paper regularly
report the same to the office. as 1t IS our
means OF knowing how the carriers are do
heir work.
: will pay a reward OF s25 for evidence that
conVict any one Of stealing papers after
are delivered TO residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

abs and messengers. phone 1853,
P. Lamp of Newport is in the
Everybody smokes the Pee-wee
r.
isit the Model. 5. 10 and IS cent
e.
red Donaldson Of St. Joe is in
city.
W. Leaf of Fernwood. is in
city.
G. Lewis is a Moscow visi-
in the city.
E. Waltham is a Harrison yisi-
in the city.
David of Moscow, was in the
this morning.
There's the busy spot? The Idaho
cdhLIlS company.
F. Shadduck went to Spokane
BUSINESS this morning.
ISIS Ruby Mead of Spokane, is
ing Miss Hazel Wells.
thousand useful articles at the
lei, 5, 10 and Is cents.
D. Randall returned last even
from a visit to Palouse.
gu will be able to find it at the
Ell, 5, 10 and Is cent store.
s. Harris left this morning on
lsiness visit to Stevens county,
b.
ISIS Anna Riley left this morn
for visit with friends at spo-
here's Occur d'Alene's greatest
,? The Idaho Mercantile com
bject at the Gospel tent Thurs
evening: Everlasting Punish
pmorrow the big embroidery
at the Idaho Mercantile com
A. Grimes of Rathdrum, was
be city transacting business this
ling.
IS. H. E. Morrison left yesterday
N linneapolis where she will spend
winter.
N at the Press Office and see
ilver set offered with the Even
Press.
here's the quality store at rea-
pie prices? The Idaho Mercan-
ompany.
A. Crane of Harrison, was
acting legal business in the city
afternoon.
ice room TO rent with hot and
water. Apply to Occur d'Alene
& Trust Co..
bert Haynes left today for Pot
which he will make his
this winter.
e Catholic ladies will give
at their hall on Friday even
September 25.
dies should not miss the big
oidery sale at the Idaho Mer.
lie company tomorrow.
r sale-irst-class range and all
ng utensils. chairs and tables.
re at Press Office. H.
8. Mary Bourne is having con-
ted handsome cottage on her
in the Best lands tracts.
he n. w. A. VIII give a smoker
ensday evening. September 10th.
nembers should be present.
first-class wiring and fixtures
lowest price for best grade Of
and material. call on the Home
rie Supply Co.
we you seen the embroidery
to be sold at 2 cents per yard
e Idaho Mercantile company to-
Ow.
funeral OF Harley clush who
yesterday at Rathdrum from
r. was held this afternoon from
Occur 6'Alene Undertaking com
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-16

The Press Publishing Co., tn,
Print Shop by the Lake. prints fol
particular people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
HER TURN ABOUT
WAS FAIR PLAY
New York Tflbuno1

AIRS Phelps Stokes. nc dinner La
New York. condemned the custom
.ary treatment ~ servants
ION account of this treatment"
she said. Intelligent Young men
and women keep out of service, de-
spite the good pay and tho come
fort
"But who can blame them7 In
a court " law one day a man cook
was tcatifylng. and. simply because
he was cook. everybody there.
from the Judge down 30 the crior,
felt entitled Go call him by his first
name. Had he boon "a cart driver
They would have called him Me-
Smith But. no; he WIS In service
"a young Kovorness Nassal
girl, turned TO mo during tho trial
and anid that SHE. M "a Hovernosa
met with just such treatment on an
sides.
"She said that, on the lawn OF tho
country house her mistress once in
trnduecd her 90 a gentleman.
Miss Jones' no the Introduction
ended. Yea our gnvorncsA YOU know.
"rhe governoas looked az her mis-
trcsa oxpcctantly as II waiting for
something
And. She said--1 beg your par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

became restless: the stiffness and
the serenity Of the park lrritatod
him. and he started toward the car
that was approaching the entrance
OF the park
All the way he held his hand In
his pocket. pressing the watah la
the palm OF his hand. Us fingers
feeling the CRACKS Of the broken
crystal Thoughts ~lshout nhm.
Der. aud confusing. HnrEed I'm hts
head. and changing emotions tor.
tured his heart But by the time
the car vas rumbllng over the vii
liamsburg bridge hie thoughts had
shaped themselves into a decision
80 have a new crystal put on the
watch and send II rs a Eiit "a his
sweetheart IN Russia
lie got of on Delaney street
and stepped into the first fewelry
store he came across As the jew.
eler was adjusting the new crystal
he asked How much e. q new
watch and fob like these WORTH
New" said the ieweier. with a
touch 81 sympathy IN his voice
why. SIR this watch g. new. 30 II
the fob Both were bought at this
store this very morning. by a
blonde young lady for a dollar aud
ninety five cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
WHAT'S THIS?---SLAVfRY IN AMERICA!

It is wen for the robust freedom which d,yes the
hills aud mountain ranges and The valleys and plains OF the
country. which is only hope a nation, behold
splendid slavery in their capital city and its people growing
rat and magnificent and eoutcntcd their bonds though made
Of hemp and iron and gold mingled that little distance
and to the popular eye the gsten of the latter eoneeas the
other two
What wbat2 What is all this about2 More slaves be
freed2
Just think of i'll capital city of the nation, congress
is informed three hundred thousand souls have been held
and being held in legal bondage under despoe form
of government in which they have had representation what
ever and which has thus oppressed despoed them OF life
liberty and property continuously for than 80 last
past the continues The permanent continuance
of such Of things ntolerable and impossible in free
country"
The first paragraph and the subsequent quotations are
petition laid before the by former Senator
Henry W. Blair of New Hampshire The petition asks Tor
such amendments OF the constitution shall give the District
OF Columbia representation congress and PERM, the people
OF the district to govern themselves,
The robust freedom which dwel the hills and
tain ranges and in the valleys and plains Of the country has
been moving considerably IN Washington Of late One hears
longer the District 81 Columbia commission plan Of gov
eminent model Tor the world" The government OF late
has been falling down almost every possible way Congress
city council has been decided failure There not
enough schools Tor the children There continuous wuge
in the board Of education The public service corporations don't
get regulated Street service gets Gas and electric
y remain high priced The blind alleys opened The
sums don't get cleaned up The asphalt pavcmens cruube
and Sidewalks ia disrepair Public Improvements
90 favored sections Of the city Real rings prosper
Rents high and the plain people are disconnected
Consequently Washington has growing demand for
change in its form OF government The people say they
would like to Citizens associations have been formed in
the neglected parts Of the city They appoint committees and
wait congressional committees and the district commits
They pass resolutions and print their protests the
newspapers There every evidence OF rising spirit OF revolt
AND NOW CONGRESS HAS 1T IN ITS RECORDS
THAT THE CAPITAL HARBoRS THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND SLAVES AND THAT THE PEOPLE OF
WASHINGTON ARE GROWING FAT" BUT ARE TIED
HAND AND FOOT IN BONDS OF HEMP AND IRON
AND GOLD so MINGLED THAT AT A LITTLE DIS
TANcE AND TO THE POPULAR EYE THE oLISTENl
OF THE LATTER coNcEALS THE OTHER TWO"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

oolna One Better
Drummer Your rival that runs
the American house seems Ia be up
10 date. lie says he has turkey. au.
20 killed. every few days
Landlord fEagle housed Shuchh.
that amt much why. We have wild
turkey killed By aeroplane
Made Him Nervous.
Farmer Ryctop vs. heck. yeOu
can see that thar duck hunter came
from town
Farmer llardapple How No..
Zekeg
Farmer Ryctop Why. by heck
every tlme a Wild duck goes 'hQnk
honka be thinks n IL an automobile
horn and Jumps ten feet.
Below the Face.
Pearl You kissed himf
Ruby Il did
Pearl am more than surprised
You told me iaat week that you
wouldn't kiss any man on The face
Of the earth
RUBY on. but this was below the
face. dear Il happened Ia the sub
way.
superstltloua
searohcr Do you believe In
RhostsT
Matter Faci-Yes. the kind that
walks on saturday
Same old Bunch.
4 see by the guide book that 20
years ~ero required 20 build tails
cathedral"
"Yos9 Just like our poatofilcea
AZ home Must have beon = COY.
efumont job"
Used 10 Danger.
Weren't you afraid when dan
ger threatened
7oh, no. yon see. I'm married
Hs~lui And then my auto
turned turtle
IoWeui Get out. you nature
fnker Bohemian.
A IA ANTiToSih
Mrs iones Why don't yon take
me out 0ccasionHllyf Mr. Smith IL
niwaya taking his wife 10 the the
atre
Jones fabaent mlndcdiyl don't
blame him I'd like 10 take Der
uut myself
Nine stelnheli says u II an out'
rage 20 examine her Thinks ~
Paris police are buitaireain. as u
WeFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

in their shirt sleeves and smear
mp perfectly useful paper with a
o.9ent pen. and have a cuspidor Ia.
stead of a Moorish tabouret BY
their side The other girls IN The
packing room put me wise 10 this
] guess this one thought he was
slick, signing himself Linaeed OH.
bui J TuMHLED right away.
Another rcply got was from q
woman artist She gave me a pan.
ming and warned me not 10 acribble
on any more paper. on she would
81uenl on me 10 tho firm
The NERVE Of her.
tContinucdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
/ fROM 1r1ARY,5'
q COOK BOOK.

pudding dish IN a moderate oven
One-hali hour Serve at once.
Raisin Spirals.
Take one cup sugar. one.haif cup
butter and yolks OF two eggs and
beat TO a cream. Add one cupful sour
mix and one Of chopped raisins
0ne-half tcaspoonful each OF CHINA.
mon and nutmeg Dissolve one tea
spoonful Of soda IN a little of the
milk. Just before putting In the
flour add the beaten whites Of two
eggs. Make a very stiff dough and
cut IN thin strips about five Inches
long Roll around the finger and
Try IN butter 70 q delicate brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31
GtDUWfNTIR on C1HN1TRRED HIDIRTGO


~ o. g.
/ An oxile from Moscow SAT one
Afternoon on a bench IN Prospect
park Brooklyn. gazing AZ the flow
er beds that stretched before him
and xa1lnE ~ them memories of his
far away home stole into bic hear,
and resolved themselves into q
song " wus n pathetic song. and
Z b. sang Z, with a cadence that
I compelled the very trees 90 iisteu
even Mozart on hts pedestal seem
"a attentive
E And hin song waA no sooner end
81 when before him appeared a
giri with auburn hair and large
hazel eyes
Pardon the improperly OF a
strange girl. she said but the
sounds ~ nay native language. 70
Hwretly inioned. have poured into
my troubled heart the comfort Ia
vain search ~ which ! Nave been
wandering here ali day I thank
Y0u for a.. and please. allow me 10
speak a fow words with you And
before he had time % reply. .she
began.
= WAS born in Klsy siS years
ago came 10 she Quilted States
Carelussly ! plunged myseif into the
whirlpool ~ American life, dream
ing some day 10 shine In exclusive
social circles Russian young men
~ che doEcu were signing ior my
love. but | was determined 90 mar
~ an American
Well marry an American ! did
sut With the marriage terminated
my happiness. died ail the hopes OF
my youth My husband miHireated
mc ln every way and failed to pro.
vide for me- Then one uight he
gathered np all owt iewelry, and
left me Alone A sob inter.
rnpted her In the exiie'a heart
swelled pity and sympathy. but be.
fore he had time 60 shape them
into words. she resumed
This. and she drew from her
purse beautiful watch and fob.
this only remains to me In the
hurry Of bis flight h. dropped a.
Falling. the crystal was broken. as
we're broken the golden chains Of
hope and happiness At first I cher
lahed lt az a souvenir Of shattered
hopes. but now the posaesalon of
u has become painful to mo- Please
take it from me. relieve me OF n
as your song has relieved the heav.
mess that had been Weighing all
day on my heart"
Automatically be took the watch.
and held q In his hand. perplcNed
and embarrassed A tear was
glistening on the broken crystal.
then spread itself along the cracks.
Ne wiped n away with hts hand.
korchicf and said
"but why should son give Il
away. when you can sell So"
Sell IT, she sighed "Ah. sir
bow little YOU know set aud the
trcmur Of her voice deoponcd. ~
you refuse to take II otherwise. I
win accept a trifling amount. Just
60 give " the aspect Of n sale"
But he said, Tive dollars ~ an
have with me-
All2' she cried. why ta alto.
gethcr too much. and ! have NO
change ! thank You very much ="
She put the money into her purse
and brushing away the tears from
her eyes walked away with bowed
head
He looked after her until she dis.
appeared among the trees. then he
looked at the watch "a souvenir
OF shattered hopes" the phrase sank
into hts heart and deopenod the sad
ness that already poryaded a. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

on King heaped beyond count and
gathered store 81 all precious things that h. pleas
thereof Moreover ne buiided him
such heseemch kings apIonied
dU0rkeepera an 81
Ono be babe eoodest Of and
his household Then bespoke himself
saying oh soul behold thou hast gathered
riches q the world nov take ny leisure and pleasure therein
ia long life and abOundi8E prosperity"
Hardly had BE- n speaking -
terrible shock a The that the palace The
affrghted door they a
In attered raimeut out thee" they
the King caeih and well show you the garbage
Nay said the stranger 7 am the Angel Of Death"
Then
20 their master bid him take
King But the had already replied
process propose o soul"
GIVE hour" begged the King give
the poor"
Nay said the Angel 81 Death thou had already
time" Whereupou the King fell back and dead.
when this first told yearf ngo
they they plenty sort i'm
repenence Of popular story
days folks tho ugh about
Heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

According 70 program, Holland
ought TO have a pretty fair junk
sale In the line OF second hand war
ships pretty soon.
While Venezuela shouts for Cas-
tro's scalp. that gentleman Is buy
inE necktics Ia Paris.
Philippine revenues amounted %
sTi 500 600. an increase Of f250,9oo
over last year
The number of men trained TO
bear arms Ia France Is estimated
at 3.l2f.0O0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

interests that one forgots the ae.
company lng wurk
4 appear next June ia leading
roles "a a stock company al sub,
urban Garden theatre. 81 Louis
Here | viii present my new four
act play. entitled Managing Sylvia
Il deals with the experience Of a
star actress whose manager and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

leadlnE support arc IN love wiih her
Rt the same fiuie
The Heruu family live az their
home az Sag liagbar. Long island
MiHH Herne and her sister. norn
Thy, were fortunate In crossing each
others lines Of travel az Spokane.
shefc together they spent a most
haupy Christians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

don but what does tho gentleman
dow
what DO ynu menuf said the
mistress. hauahtily
You have told him my occupa-
ton said the Koverncss Now.
want 20 know his no that the ac-
quaintanco may start fair"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

win they EVER stop

VIII they EVER stop
More artists are making me suE
fer for my foolish fad iar putting
my name and address on Tiutoretto
Paper Co. cardboard One sent IN
picture Of HIMSELF with his
wife's portrait turned toward the
wall know he's q fourflusher. be-
cause II showed him painting mas
terpieccs In OIL whereas artists
who use Bristol board don't wcnr
velveteen jackets and Tam oshan.
ters and don't pose before an easel
They hunch mp to rickety table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-31

Rub two scant tablospoonfuls Of
butter 10 % cream then add two
scant tablcspoonfuis Of flour Pour
over this gradually one cup Of hot
Ialik aud cook eight minutes IN a
double boiler, stirring often. Beat
yoiks Of four eggs, add two table
sroonfuls Of sugar, stir into the
milk and set away 10 cool Half
ar hour before serving beat the
whites Of four eggs stiff and add 70
mixture lightly. Bake IN buttered