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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

The earlier Christmas Shopping n
done the more tima isf1 Cor aIilhg the
hols 4 puts n ths puEss asainst the
day q real marrimaaE
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23
Take Home
the Best

When 1t comes to eatables one can.
not AFFORD to buy poor stun. The
health is the main thing to consider,
You are not considering It when you
buy second and third qualities. Pur-
chase the best prOcurable, but that
does not mean that you must nav
ridiculous high prices. Compare our
goods with those sold elsewhere at
higher prices. Then you'll come back
here and stay with us. because you
VIII know that our goods are SUPER
Tor. If not cheaper.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23
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Suite 2l0-i1, cosur d'Alene Bank and
Trsst Co. bldg.
Chrouie an Nervous Diseasesa Speciality
Eyes tested. Glasses fitted.
Inter. Phone 2265. Consultation free
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

The annexation whleA llesls nationa
south Of a. Ions &c = tie getting naxt
70 eur saf pocksthank.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

FOR HALE-0r win trade ave acres Of .Irrl
gated land, close Ia, for city properly, improy.
"a or unimpFoved. Address O., Press ONCE.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

DO YOU WANT q hOmesteadq We have
several locations, timbered, from ~ 10 ~ mil
ION ieet per elaim. II interested see IISAHO
AokNCf Co., steele d Wright Building.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER ENTS
FOR HALE-0r will trade hye acres Of JrrI.
gated land, close 10, for city properly. improy.
"a or unimpFoved. Address o., Press once.
DO You WANT hOmestead9 We have
sse NV loealioas um6ered, from ~ to ~ mill
ION iees per claim. II Interested see IDAHO
AekNOH Co.. steele Wright Building.
We HAVE 4 buyer for q small properly win
~ SQUARES % High school. Let us know what
wv wv. nave, giving price and terms. IDAHO
AvhNof Co. steele 3 Wright Building.
~, FOR a,Fuynlshlngs for I5-rOOm board.
HilH ana louktnW house, at low price Call At
clifton House, Occur d'Alene street
p For p. AREEJ-Elee room, private family cleo
uie lights. telephone aid bath. r. o. BOX gsl
fuRNIsHED Toom and board sS.6O per week
Interstate 2l22 "Ns~'
WANTED Competent girl for houseworE
Address =, Press once.
FOR RENT-Rarn, corner second and Coe,,r
a'Alenes inquire ~ Foster,
FOR SALE--s Rhode Island Red eoekeraIs
l-s sgE. new Incubator Interstate phone ssss
v PARTY taking silA BY mistake, return to
sOsAAef &ote. 1898
M9T.-PhOtogEaph Of young ladies between
tOsa once and Hospital Notify Bon ist. Il
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
u. II. HUBBARD
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND
BoNDs-NoTAR PUBLIC
Agents for Gardendale Acre Tracts
Room 9 Exchange National Bank
A. BLIXT
JUSTICE or Peach
Ocean Steamship Tickets: Fish and
0amo Licenses.
wigEstt Block. Occur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

We HAVE buyer FOR q small property with
N squares Of High School. Let us know what
you have, giving price and terms. IDAHO
A1hNCf Co., steele 8 Wright Building.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-23

FOR s4Lk-FurnishlnRs for IB-roOm board.
ing and lodging house, az low price, car AZ
Clifton House, Occur d'Alene street.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
FOOL AUTOISTS
IN MORE ACCIDENTS
Racers at the Briar Cliff Course Meet with all
Kinds of Accidents in Their
Daredevil Racing

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, April 22-
The Briar Cliff automobile race
course, on which four were entered
yesterday when the racing cars
plunged through the bridge and into
the stream, was the scene of two more
accidents today. car driven by
George Robertson. who will drive a
car in the 300 mile race next Friday,
swerved and plunged into the ditch
near Almond. Robertson was thrown
clear of the car and landed on the
Aurf, sustaining no injuries but bruis
es A. ]. Campbell, who was to have
driven a machine in the Friday race.
was covering the 30-mile course at
high rate of speed when his car
crashed into telegraph pole.
Campbell, was pinned beneath the
wrecked car and when he was taken
out it was found his jaw bone was
broken and he was nearly dead.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
CRISP COLORADO
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

BY the will OF William Wheeler
Smith. an architect OF Wall street, q
fortune OF more than Ss.oO0. 900 " left
to St Luke's hospital and will BE-
come the property at the death OF Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. Smith stipulAtss that the
money be applied to the care and
relief OF needy convalescent patients"
Members OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association are sgitated because
General Superintendent c. b. Weaver.
In charge OF constructing the 100000
association building At Los Angeles.
has discharged all Christians among
the 200 men employed and declined to
hire any. He declares that ho can get
"25 per cent more work cut Of sin
ners than church members" and viii
finish the job with men making NO
profession OF faith. Weaver says that
when he began the work he had few
Christians. but they can't deliver the
goods. They were a sissy lot OF fel-
lows. who thought that because they
belonged to the church they ought to
get the soft end OF everything. fred
en-"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

resented, but 10 man will say It has
been in the interests of personal del
egation or against a single Republi-
can who wants to go to Pueblo. La
Plata county cannot be carried for
the Republican ticket II the postof-
flee or other matters OF personal
nature are to be injected into the
hight Republicans will have plenty
TO do and occasion to spend their
time and money fighting the opposi-
tion without making warfare on their
own members and reading them out
of the party. and to start q fight at
the convention Saturday will be In
bad taste.
In addition to electing a president,
there is u full state and county ticket
to elect, also a United States senator,
which is OF far more Importance than
all the postoffices In the state. and to
secure Republican senator there
must be unity In the party. La Plata
county not only elects represesent-
ative but. with Montezuma county. a
state senator. Under these condi-
tions, why stir up row that means
defeat. Will urge sending to Pueb-
10 any Republican who wants to go,
and In turn use surplus energy an
"sinews OF war" to get every worker
in the party united for victory this
fall.
The continual misrepresentation as
to my position by the Democrat, a
paper egged on by two or three Re
publicans who care nothing for sue
cess at the polls. will undoubtedly con-
tinue. but having made this statement
for the benefit of Republicans gener-
ally throughout the county. no further
attention Will be paid to the frothings
Of the daily disturber.
GEORGE N. RAYMOND.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
FORMER BRITISH
MINISTER DEAD.
Sir Henry CampbelLBannerman, Prominent in
British Politics, Dies this Morning
at Ripe old Age

LONDON. April 22.-Sir Henry
campbell-Bannerman. former British
premier. died at 10:40 o'clock this
morning at his official residence In
Downing street. The end was peace
full, following an acute heart attack.
LONDON. April 22.--Sir Henry
Campbell-Banherman. who died this
morning. was born September Z, 1896.
He attended Glasgow university and
Trinity college. He married Char.
lotte. daughter OF Major Charles
Bruce, She died in 1896. and from
that time Sir Henry's decline in
health may be dated. For nearly 40
years he sat In the same seat--the
Stirling Burghs--and his record OF OF.
iice goes back to 1871. when he was
financial secretary to the war Office.
which post he held the second time
from 1880 to 1882. During the next
TWO years he was secretary, dlling
that office ably and unobtrusively un.
III the fall OF the Gladstone ministry
In 1885. In spite of the fact that Irish.
men described him as the Scottish
sand bag" In the short government
OF 1886 he was secretary OF war and
10 that post he returned under the
last liberal government He was chos.
en- leader of the Liberals opposition
IN suceossien to Sir william Harcourt
ia February, 1893. The Boer war
proved the stumbling block to the ad-
nliilStration, but Notwithstanding
differences between the Liberal Imper-
ialistB and other Liberals over this
question. unanimous vote OF conf
dence in his leadership carried at Il
meeting OF the Liberal party held at
the Reform club In July. 1901. In 1909
passage OF words took place be.
tween him and Lord Roseberry over
the doctrine OF the clean slate" OF
the Irish question and other public
questions. and the Liberal league was
formed Sir Henry again received
the solid support Of the Liberal party
OF the house. On the resignation OF
the Balfour administration In Decem.
ber, 1906. Sir Henry WAS summoned
by the King and formed a Liberal
cabinet. himself becoming fret lord
OF the treasury and prime minister.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
FORMING
COMBINE
II Electrical Power
Companies in the
Northern Counties

DENVER. April ga combina-
ton practically of all the electrical
power companies i'll Colorado is being
negotiated in New York as the result
Sof improved financial conditions that
has relieved the situation for all OF
them, notably the Central Colorado
company. which has resumed work
with large force In developing its
ssater supply.
The proposed combination includes
the Central company, the Eastern
Colorado Power company. Northern
Colorado Power company and the
Denver Gas and Electric company.
Combined, these companies would
form one of the largest power enter
lNDes in the world William j. Bark
er, president Of the Northern company
and vice president and general super
1ntendent OF the Denver Gas and Elec
tric company. Is the man proposed
for the head Of the new giant corpo
ration.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Abandoned Hope
Of Reconciliation

NEW YORK. April 22.-Friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jay Gould aban-
doned all hope that reconciliation may
be effected between the young mil
lionaire and his wife. who remains in
her Fifth avenue home. Mr. Gould Ia
expected to return to New York This
week to answer his wife's complaint
1t is stated that still another action
will be commenced against him be
fore many days. Interest of friends in
the Gould case Is intensified by the
knowledge OF the deep devotion OF
both parents for their two baby chill
dren, and this phase Of the trouble
is mentioned generally with genuine
regret. Friends of Gould say he is
heartbroken over his domestic diff.
ficulties.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Council Meeting

Council met in regular session last
evening with Mayor Berndt in the
chair.
Aldermen Mcclellan and Folsom
asked to be relieved from the chair
of the sewerage and cleo
tric light committee respectively.
Liquor license was granted to Isgar
& Gillespie and w. A. Doll and ex-
press license to w. A. Benjamin
H. C. Berd was awarded the
bonding of the various city officials
for SCI.
Chairman Thompson o. the street
and alley committee recommended the
partitioning of the second story of
the North Durango hose house into
FIVE rooms, the same to be used as
living rooms for the street commits
sioner Referred TO the street com
mittee
Bids for lumber for the ensuing
year were read as follows: Carload
lots and lesser eliveries-Stubbs Il
Jakway, 500 and $40. Durango Plan
ing Mill & Lumber company. $21 and
slS W. A. Baker. $20.50 and $3.50.
On roll call the bid was awarded to
the Durango Planning Mil & Lumber
company. Folsom and Naegelin vot
ing nay. Mr.. Folsom said that as
Stubbs Il Jakway we're lower on one
kind OF lumber and the Durango Plan
ing Mil on another, the contract
should be divided.
Alderman Casey wanted the city Il
enter into a fifteen year contrac
with the light company for ten ad
ditional lights without extra cost. Tn
matter was left open for further COZ
sideration.
Mr.. Scouton requested that the pull
lie library be given free water tap.
On motion of Alderman Naegelin tn
water commissioner Is to charge u
all taps and material and then tn
council may rebate. Tho committe
was empowered to purchase stx gat
valves at Sc per. The water commi
sionsr's horse u To b. tAksn care {
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

at the Ere house. Mr.. Mcclellan oh.
tecting. The committee was instruct
ed and empowered to purchase nee
essary supplies for the water com
missioner's Office.
Mayor Berndt having lately return
ed from Denver. reported having pur-
chased suitable lot and plat book
for the use OF the water Office, for
SlO5O.
The purchasing of two office chairs
for the city hall was authorized.
Chairman Logan Of the cemetery
and parks committee recommended
that ive acres of new ground of the
city cemetery be fenced with FIVE
strands of hog wire. and on roll call
the same was ordered, Mr.. Casey vot-
ing nay A communication was read
requesting a duplicate title be given
for lot so, block 8. the original hav-
ing been lost. So ordered
On motion the city attorney was In
structed TO revise the old ordinance
book
Ordinances Nos. 450. 451 and 452
were ordered filed. No. 453, govern
ing construction of cement sidewalks,
was finally adopted Nos. 454, 455
and 456, were up for first reading
and passed on roll call. No. 457, gov
erning sewer plumbing, etc, was on
rollcall reconsidered. On motion OF
Alderman Scouton, the city attorney
was instructed to draw up suitable
ordinance governing the laying OF
cement sidewalks. He was instruct
cd TO draw up an ordinance govern.
ing street curbs. The council stood
to 4. the deciding vote being cast
by the mayor who voted for II.
The mayor and city clerk have
signed. sealed and delivered the sew
er bonds.
A long discussion over the changes
in ordinance 457 followed without ac-
ton
Adjourned.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Bryan Taffys
Missouri Democrats

NEW YORK, April 22.-It was 1880
o'clock this morning when William J.
Bryan reached the Grand hotel, where
he was scheduled to speak to the
Missouri society. In opening his
speech he said he was glad that SO
many MisouriAns had come to New
York, as he knew they had carried
with them the ideals of the western
state. Continueing. he said: The
strength Of the nation is in Missouri
life. simple life Of the country. more
than the complex life Of the city. The
strength Of our life must not b lost
IN the refinement Of life"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Will Fight it
Out in Denver

ALBANY, N. Y, April Ex-senator
McCarren, the Brooklyn Democratic
leader who, with his dele
gates. were unseated in the
recent state convention, an
nounced he is not In sympathy
with the movement started by sever
al objectors to hold another conven-
ton. Il shall go to Denver and call
attention to the high-handed manner
in which the convention was run and
the injustice perpertrated and then
leave my own and my delegates cases
In the hands OF the national gather
inging," said Mr.. McCarren, but |
am believer in the effectiveness Of
second convention"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Singer Finds Her
Sister Dead

Los ANGELES. April 22.-Miss
Louise Freedman. a New York singer,
arrived in this city after having trav-
eled from New York to Join her sister
here. only TO find her sister died a
few days before her arrival As 8
result of worry and the sudden shock.
Miss Louise was found today wander
ing about the streets in a hysterical
condition and Gent to the matron' S
department of the city jail.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Denver Democrats
Will Nominate

DENVER, April 2z.-rne Democrat
ic city convention will meet tomorrow
morning to nominate city ticket.
Robert w. Speer will be named for
mayor. Either Clay b. Whitford or
John I. Bottom will be chosen tenn
porary chairman. The platform will
be short. This is Speer's wish. The
keynote will be "a greater Denver.
The Business Mems league will meet
tonight and endorse the nomination oi
Speer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
ITALIANS
KILLED
Train on a
Log Road Ends Life
Of -Four Men

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa. April 22.--
Four Italian laborers were killed and
two fatally injured and eight others
less seriously hurt today by the
wrecking OF a runaway train on the
Laquin Lumber company's log road
near here. There were rs Italians
riding on It when 1t ran away. The
accident was caused by the failure OF
the reverse lever on the engine to
work. The train gained q terrific
speed. and after running a mile
jumped the track at sharp curve
The ensineer and hremen escaped
injury.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
More News Of
the Nasty Thaws

NEW YORK, April 22.-With Mrs.
William Thaw prostrated ty the news
that her son Harry Thnw is moving
to secure his release from Matteawan
the family OF the slayer OF Stanford
White is today preparing to fight 10
prevent bis liberation. This is In
spite Of the fact that II has become
known that Harry Thaw has In hand
100000 which he secretsd after his
first trial. and which he is willing to
spend to gain his freedom.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

orado Springs back to Pueblo on ac-
count of the i'll feeling against him.
Harrison, the 14-year.old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Limbaugh, Of
Grand Junction, while ruInmaging
through an old trunk while playing at
neighbor's house. found an old re-
yolver and in examining 1t he shot
himself through the heart One of
the boys told him 1t was loaded.
The unknown young man who shot
himself on the Western Slope ranch
near Grand junction few days after
applying for employment and work
ing half day. turns out to be Walter
Orr, son of Boston banker. The
shooting not proving fatal. Orr later
jumped into the Grand river but was
pulled out by ranch hands. He is
said to be afflicted with the white
plague.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TERSELY BRlEFED

James. Hutchinson, the coal miner
who was injured by falling down q
shaft at Trinidad Saturday died yes
terday His parents arrived from Ok
lahoma less than an hour before he
died.
Clelland Fisher, painter. fell from
the Auditorium building Denver a
distance of Go feet Monday and died
soon after from his injuries. A rope
stood broke
The 500 acre McNutt ranch near
Delta, $50 acres of which are in al
falfa, 60 acres in grain and 40 acres
in fruit trees. sold last week for
s4S,000 The purchaser is Fort
Collins man.
fNEEz
While climbing ladder at the To
basco coke ovens Monday afternoon
at Trinidad. Guy Lucci. an Italian.
came in contact with a live wire and
was instantly killed. The body drop
ped a distance of ten feet. where 1t
was found few minutes later.
EisIs
The physicians who are attending
Jeff Steele, the night jailer at the
county Jail in Pueblo, who was as
saulted last week by Ed Mcdonald,
negro who was trying to escape.
believe that Steele will recover un.
less unexpected complications set in.
McDonald will not be taken from Col
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
INCREASE
ACTIVITY
Congress Getting Move
onto Close Pend.
-aing Legislation -

WASHINGTON, April 22.--As the
days draw near Tor the closing Of The
congress term. increased activity has
been shown snboth houses 70 eloss
out pending isgislation. Several
measures OF importance were passsd
by the house yesterday. Ths Mccain
campaign publicity bll was todAy
recommended TO the house by ~
committee on election of prssa1sats.
Vice presidsnts and Representatives
In congress. It u tAs subject q nnsA
spirited discussion N tAs eomn1fsss
and today's actioa rscommsa1inG 4
for passage caused tuhila11pA snsnx
the minority. Ths bil vepviAss thal
AL coatributinns Asssa1ter uA1e =
political campaigns aAau ~ ssosgts1
throosh committees - ~ sleek =
the honse g peugssen4a1tveas
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Wants to Clear
Her Own Name

CHICAGO. April 22.-Mrs. Emma
vrzal Neimann today will appeal to
Governor Deneen to grant q pardon
to Herman Billsk. that he may be
tried again. She will ass that tho con
vIcted murderer Of her family be
spared from the sallows 70 that A.
legged new evidence coonscting her
with the case nay b thoroughly sift-
- - her isnessaes fsaiS sstaAliaA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Daring Attempt
at Assassination

CITY OF MEXICO, April 22.--Stu-
dents Of the Polytechnic Institute
made daring attempt to assassinate
President Estrada Cabrera OF Guate.
mala, according to dispatches receiv-
ed here Several bullets struck the
president. but none OF them indicted
serious wound. The students were
Immediately arrested and without
trial eight OF them were executed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
SALOONS
0USTED
Several Hundred Voted
Out Of Bushes in
Illinois Yesterday

CHICAGO. April 22.-The saloon
forces were generally unsuccessful
in forty or more towns and villages
of Illinois which voted on local option
yesterday. Definite figures are lack
ing In many cities. but 1t seems GER
tain that many hundred saloons were
voted out Of business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Posted Open
Shop Notice

WINNIPEG. April 22.-The Cana
dian Pacific railway today posted an
open shop notice in all shops oper-
ated by the company from Fort VII
liams to Vancouver. Four thousand
mechanics are affected
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

ed. Insinuations made against her
by those fighting for Billek's life have
aroused her to the fighting pitch. She
believes that Billek killed her father
and mother and four sisters. and de-
nounces him as the murderer. But n
he is hanged now NO opportunity will
be given to weigh the charges involv-
ing her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

Governor johnson OF Minnesota. In
answering the Bryan letter In which
his candidacy is declared ''imperti-
nence." says he likes = finish nght
and will strive to leave all the scars
~ On.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
PRINTING HOUSE DESTROYED

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-The
printing house Of Charles E. johnson
& Co. was completely destroyed by
fire today. LOSS $4,000.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

Parties desiring board By tAs day.
week or month. win do well to call on
Mrs. Seybold. 926 Fifth avsuus.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23
Pleads Guilty
Killing Fiance

CHICAGO. April 22.-Rathsr than
run the risk Of being sentenced 70
hang by a Jury. Frank Kosielski plead
ed guilty In Judge Ksrnstern's court
10 a crime Of which hs says hs rs-
members none OF tie details, the
shooting OF Theresa Suiwaslkt. his
fiance. last Christmas. For The last
two days he has sat in court hearing
his intimate friends tell Of his unpro-
voked shooting Of the GIRL. He vas
sentenced to prison for Life.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-23

orado Springs back to Pueblo on &C
count of the Ill feeling against him.