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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
MARKET DAY SUCCESS
Best Affair Of Kind For the
Season.
EVERYBODY WAS PLEASED
Large Crowd-List of Prizes That
Were Awarded.

The big Rathdrum market day,
held last Saturday afternoon, was
the best of the season in the opin.
ion of many who attended it.
People we're present in great
numbers from other towns and
from the surrounding country, and,
according to all reports, went
away satisfied. The streets were
thronged and all the available
hitching racks were pressed into
service Various kinds of produce
were offered for sale and seemed
to sell readily and at good prices.
0. G. Farnsworth was auctioneer
and the sale was held at tho usual
place on Mills street.
All arrangements had been per-
fected by the committee in charge,
w. ]. Ford having devoted much
time to this work, and all the
features we're carried out as
planned. The prize events were
an interesting feature, and the
field sports added much to the
enthusiasm and amusement of the
afternoon.
! The farmers won the tug of war
against the clerks in spite of the
fact that Deputy Assessor ]. w.
Smith, who weighs over $50
pounds, was on the side of the
clerks. Mr.. Smith let 60, how
ever, through some mishap, and it
is said that had he held on, the
victory of the earth tillers would
not have been SO complete. An
incident of the day was the collapse
of the shed in which cement was
stored for the Rathdrum State bank
! building, with number of young
sters who had climbed upon it to
witness the sports. Happily no
one was hurt.
The following persons were
awarded prizes:
N. Nelson, cake from Mrs.
Walker, and 81 sweater from c.
w. Remer, for best boxes o.
prunes and apples, respectively.
A. w. Post, 81 from Olivel
Trueblood, for largest head 0
cabbage.
Robt. Borthwick, 81 from Brad
ley & Co., for best half bushel o
potatoes.
Arthur Paul, box harness OF
from S. L. Farnsworth, for bes
sample of wheat.
w. F. Boekel, sack of fou
from VI. B. Layton for best sampl
oats.
N. Nelson, sugar 81, from F. A
% Empey for incest box pears.
% Mrs. H. Meyer, umbrella fror
d L. A. Larsen for best pound but
d ter.
s. Paul Reiniger, box horse toni
A. from DR.. d. d. brennan for fine!
J. saddle horse.
u 3. F. Stockwell, lap robe fror
'e Gilbert for finest team.
:, >, Mrs. Bert Miller, 81 package {
- - perfume from Farley's Pharmac
" for best loaf of home made breat
Prof. and Mrs. Spoerry, hig
|, chair from G. r. klopf for late
N married couple.
I'd Peter Shook, picture and fran
by from Joseph Shaner, for be
I'd bunch of timothy hay.
IS. Louis Beckley, knife from B.
OF Short for winning foot race.
u. Irving Hattenburg, haircut ar
30 shave by w. ]. Ford for winnir
" wheelbarrow race.
]. E. Sullivan, steak from ]
Siegloch for long Jump.
The farmers won the box
llr cigars given by o. E. Sahn & c
ne for winning the tug of war.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
Colonel Hamer Coming.

Col. Thomas R. Hamer, repub
lican candidate for congressman,
is announced to address a meeting
in Rathdrum next Tuesday even
ing October 13.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09
Hepburn Here, Oct. 10.

Senator w. B. Hepburn will ad-
dress the people at the Fraternal
hall in Rathdrum Saturday even
ing, October 10.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09

The annual Spokane Interstate fair
opened October 5, and closes on the
10th.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-10-09

Bre'r Fairbanks. he lay low and
say nOthin'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01
A MASS MEETING IN
THE INTEREST OF
THAT Boy
IMPORTANT GATHERING AT
ELKS' THEATER TONIGHT
leading Citizens Will Discuss
Problem of the Urchin and
All Citizens and Mothers Are
Urged to Come,

one of the most important meetings
of the season will be held tonight at
the Elks theater when the citizens Of
Albuquerque will grapple with the
problem of Chat Boy which has
worried the parents and authorities
in This city for so long. The prob
lem has reached an acute stage and
the first real step toward solving IT
will be taken tonight. 1t is or the
utmost Importance that every person
interested in the welfare of the rising
generation be present at this meeting
which begins at o'clock The adj
dresses by prominent citizens VIII be
interspersed with splendid musical
numbers and the meeting VIII prove
of most intense interest No church
services will be held tonight, the con-
gregations joining in this union meet
ing. The program is as follows'
PROGRAM.
Music-The Learnard & Lindemann
Boys Band. M. c. Grady Director
Overture-Sweet Briar, Laurendan
Song-The Lord Is My shepherd.
............. European Glee Club
Caroline A. Strong, Directress
Address-The Need of a Juvenile
Court in Albuquerque. C. a. Craig
SoIo-Be Thou Nigh. Bailey
Mrs II. J. Collins.
Address-The Problem of the Boy
...............R w. d. Bryan
Song-Sng Unto the Lord. .......,
... ........... TrOWbridEe
Etude Onartette-Mrs. c. A. Frank
Miss Lillian Elwood Mrs. e. L,
Washburn. and Mrs. II.
j. Collins,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01


The school proposes extending its
educational influence by offering in
struction in daily periods not exceed
ing twenty minutes to children in the
earliest grades of music study.
No home work, outside the daily
lesson, is required. These lessons are
supplemented by weekly conferences,
at which illustrated talks are given
upon the rudiments Of music and its
structure, notation, rhythm and tech
niquo, how to study and to practice,
and Their topics adapted to the chtlds
understanding and needs; at which,
also, the instructors will play to the
children in recital-leCturcs which are
resigned to awaken their appreciation
and love Of good music, and TO make
them Intimately acquainted with the
many masterpieces which have been
written expressly for the child.
As soon as practicable they play to
each other in little reCitals and later
parents and friends are invited to hear
them.
The importance Of early training in
music the value of such a daily les
son system, and the advantage a
school has in conducting work Of this
description. need no comment
MRS. FLORENCE FREEMAN.
instructor.
Commercial Club Building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

afternoon 10 bid farewell TO Mrs Lou
don's parents Mr. and Mrs l3flschoL
who arc leaving for their home IN
Narnuton. H. after two months' visit
here,
rho Theta Kappa Delta society met
saturday night Al tho home of Misses
Margaret aud Eagena holeheE l2a
North walter street Those present
were. Misses Eileen McMillcn. Edith
Walker. Gertrude walker Estelle
Luthy Lisa Dioekmmn, Gladys Nj
Laughlin, Lillian Hessclden, Jesse
Mordy. Josephine Campbell, Janet
Bfsou Susie Philips
80
Mrs Ivan GruHsfeld has issued in
vitaticns for her daughter Miss Flor
enc, Monday night the occasion be-
ing a birthday anniversary.
Q
Mrs G. + HadFm and Or g. II.
Conner both members of The Travel
efg club celebrated their birthdays
Tuesday night having as their guests
the other members Of the club. "a
accordance with the Invitations tho
guests met at Br Brigg drug store
a. O'Clock where the guests Were
presented with miniature suit cases
They were then escorted to the Alfa-
RADIO dining room, lunch room Sturbce
hotel and other places. until their APP
pettcg Wero sufficiently stimulated
aud then stopped al the home Of Dr
Conner. whore they were served al
elaborate chatting dish supper. Mrs
HodRm ana Dr Conner we're the re-
aipieuts of gifts many and varied
Tie guests we're Mrs A. G. ShupC
Mrs e. n Conner Mrs J. c. Bald
ridge Dr and Mrs y II Briggs Mi.
and Mrs a + walker Mr. and Mrs
p. a. Bittnef
The Tuesday Literary club held a.
regular meeting a the home Of Mrs
r. ~ Moore, 1l15 Tiicraa avenue,
Tuesday afternoon February Is. Mr.
N y. Hlckev wac leader, the class
study being Act III Of Romeo and
iuIiet Mrs W II Barney read
paper on "The Early Victorian
Drama The guests of the club were
Mrs. HaIrictte MeMillcn. Of Ohio
Mrs Mary A, Mcmillan Mrs H. IT,.
Moore, OF Lawrence kan, and Miss.
.'arolyn George. OF st. Joseph Mo.
fhe club VIII give It's annual part.
Friday night March q, at the bono
~ hllrf W II ifHlI'A
Mrs W. j. johnson, S22 West III .
ieEaa avenue. entertained at six hand. .
ID auchro saturday afternoon there .
Being aiN tables The decorations were .
pink ana white carnations ana roses .
Mrs A j. Malav won the first prize .
i handsome handbag while Mrs .
George n Frost won the second, a .
1ottod plant In bloom
4
Miss Mlunlo Matthews gave an i'm |
ormal card purity Wednesday at her
nome at 1Og South walter street
Ar ana M~ =. j. Campbell, of OF I
ava, H. were Tho guests ui MT. and .
drs A. ~. Walker 202 North High .
street this week Mr.. aud Mrs
'ampDcll arc touring the west They /
were school friends Of Mr.. and Mrs .
Walker.
Thursday afternoon was very pleas .
unity spcut at The homo or Mrs " A /
HcCaskoy t01 NorDh TlrDh street .
when the Ladies' Ala society of the .
Congregational church entertained |
heir friends Mrs McClaskoy was .
assisted by Mrs J. G lrlournov, Mrs |.
T. s LlthRow and Mrs George Reed |
Dainty booklets were given to The |
quests requesting them 10 obtain tho .
autographs Of all the ladies present. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01
The Week
Society

Mr. AM Mis- G. y COZ gave a
sMHuhlthu7 PARTY Tor the young peo-
no ~ the Baptist church Friday
mghl Abput Hfly were present Inc
gentlemen trimmed hats during the
evening Mr. Holmb0e winning the
Hrst prize. bust of Admiral Dewey
Dr KELSEY won the consolation hob
by horse Refreshments were served.
= q
The second Of series q ontci
t.l,menfs was given bv the ladies Of
ihr Vamape Beliel Curps "a Hed
Mems hall "Wednesday afternoon In
torcsting speech we're nude by Tor
NOR Post Commanders Mcdonald
sbsrer and CLARK while Misses Ne!l
patchn Jennie q MulliRan ana Mrs
Alice Shoemaker also took part ~
the program National airs were sung
ana Garrett Markland gave the rccita-
zion THE Flag The ioloWlhk
Indies we're initiated Mesdames Mar
swan Emma Bietman. Anna a.
De Wolf Anna Run Shelton ana Gar
rio patehn The refreshments Wer'
served bv Mesdumes Ellen EDWARDS
Esther smith. Anna @ Brought and
Ella Conner
Tho Indiana ladies mel "wednesday
afternoon ~ the home OF Mrs a. r.
Johnson 400 West Huniug avenue A.
me date WAS SO near Washington
birthday tie hostess had the drcora
tlons and refreshments IN colonial
atylp Tho dining room WIS beautiiul
In the national Coiors the eenterpicee
hclnn 4 miniature cherry log win the
Washington hatchel wing across IL
The lunch included cherries and 9th
or appropriate drlicactcs Tho next
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

I comics Of INC college annual, "The
Mirage. The price has been reduced
10 81 80 per copy. The book will be
larger than ever before and more pro-
fuscIy Illustrated. Approximately 200
rufs are beins made at Buffalo. n. Y.
MIR. Josepb MeGuinness at the stu
dent meeting Monday entertained the
audience with clarinet solo. Mu-
eicaI talent keeps showing itself. why
moi have II organized, and give the
student body the benefit of combined
work i'm the form of orchestra ana
chorus
DIR. Hodge, of the Bureau of Eth
nologv" Washington. has given a
COMPLIMENTARY expression regarding
the University bulletin, Las Conan
ches." propared by Professor Espi-
nosa.
Tho new frat house Of the Khivas Is
nearing completion. 1t is located I'm
the northwest corner of the campus
and II is i'm keeping with the style OF
architecture adopted.
The first intercollegiate debate In
the territory has gone into history.
The contest was between the Agricul-
tural college ana the one from the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

When you want pleasant ph>slc
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets a trial. They are mild and
gentle in their action and always pro
duce a pleasant cathartic effect Cali
at any drug store for free sample.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

Mr. Whore did OF git tn
black oyc? Oi'm just afther bcin' in
iHatcd.
Mr.. KelIey-Into what society?
Mr.. Hogan-Into tn society av me
mothcr-in- laW.-Lcslies Weekly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

Dear I only play poker for fun"
"Fut you bet don't you?"
"Well, there wouldn't be any fun
without little betting. kansas
CITY Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

Mrs A A Kcon gave an Informal
bridge whist party at her home, l00l
West Tiieps avenue Thursday after
noon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

About forty triopds Of Mr. ma Mrs.
Loudm gathered al their residence,
sis miles south OF the city Saturday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-01

Agency for Dr. Reeds Cushion Sole
shoes. Guaranteed to cure sore feet.
$500 Per Pair.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14
Providence May Help Him.

Maybe if the legislature gets OBJ
StreperOus, the LORD Will come to 5he
aid CT Governor Glenn, like He did
lima Railroad was up. The story was
often related by the late Hon D. F.
Caldwell member of that body, and
man who warked necessarily for
railroads everywhere and all the
time. In his speeches for years af-
terWards he used to tell it and said
that when Calvin. Graves, Governor
Morehead, himself and others had
exhausted all means for passing the
charter, they counted noses and
found that a majority of seventeen
was against them; then a bad spell
OF weather came on, the walls of the
old state house reeked with damp
ness and large numbers of the meU-
bers were taken down with pneu
ventOry and found that the good
Lord had afflicted those seventeen
with the dread disease, and" said
Uncle Frank, while they were down
fiat Of their backs we called up the
charter and passed it. Truly, the
Lord was meTcifUi as He always is. -
The middle Of this month may be
cold and bad, and maybe if the gov
ernOr has any trouble with the mem
bers, the Lord may put them fiat on
their backs" then he can pass his
measure for a compromise Greens
bOrO Record.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14

| said firmly, in reply to the snappish
''Well?" of the prosecuting attorney:
81 swear unhesitating1y that the
setting of tSis ring has not been tam
pered with, and that this is the gehu-
inc diamond which was given me TO
set
A rustic went through the court;
the doubling expert prieked up his ears
the prosecuting counsel with Lord
Lambton and the treasury solicitor
were whispering over the ring.
> M'lud" said the counsel. II esk per-
mission TO recall the expert"
I stepped out of the box and the
expert stepped in.
The new ring was put into his hand
a friendly ray Of sunshine lighting up
the jewel.
This is very remarkable" he said
at last 1T is the first time l have
ever made a mistake. This stone is
genuine I cannot doubt it"
And so the prisoner was free; but
when the verdict of Not Guilty was
pronounced q IdluL %fOdU SCAOCu H.
and a dead man was taken from the
dock A spasm OF TIE heart had prov
ed fatal.
Six months later Nell and | were
married On our honeymoon we were
walking in a lane near Ilfracombe,
when We came face to face with Lero
Lambton, who was stopping with his
bride Id a neighboring country house
"Ah, Mr. Wade!" he exclaimed, I
haven't seen you since that very mys-
terious case of mine Do you know
I have always since thought of you
-as-a-very-clever man."
Thank YOU" I said quietly will
you allow you my lord, to present
you to my WTfe-the only daughter
of the late Mr.. Nugent."
Lord Lambton raised his hat, looked
keenly at pretty Nell, shook hands
with us both and murmured:
"Ah, / understand i''-Raleigh Times |
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14
PROHIBITIONISTS IN SALISBURY
AntI-Saloon League Meets and Dis.
cusses the Question of Wren to
Call Prohibition Election.

A meeting of the Salisbury Anti
Saloon League was held in the First
Baptist church Thursday night. 1t
was IN the nature OF an executive ses-
sion and the proceedings are with
held from the general public.
There is quite a difference of Cgin-
ion as to the most suitable time for
calling the proposed election there
President w B. Smoot Of the league
says he does not favor an imne-
diate election since the weather IS
likely to continue bad through the
months of January and February and
a full vote could not be pOlIed
Others argue that GgW the fight is
on it is better to spare the town the
effects of a long drawn out contest
which, they contend. is certain to
engender feeling. The better class
would like to sec tile election held
in February or early in March. TIE
aldermen meet on Thursday night OF
next week to receive the report of
the committee appointed to examine
the petition and it is likely that the
electiCa will be ordered at this meet
ing. Both the vets. and drys have
employed counsel and practically all
the Salisbury bar is retained by one
side Or the Other.-CnarlOtte ChrOa III
clp
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14
Wilmington is Ful of
La(irippe
Here's The Best
Remedy

Just phone for your regular doctor
He knows ali your idisyncrasies and
i'll hit your case the first pop.
When he has called and left his
prescription: phone US and we will
send for it fill and return it in the
shortest possible time. we send all
over the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

Copyright. 1908. by SeweI Ford. All rights reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

propositions and then squirmin out of EN-. is
OF the joys of my existence. Centrally he's always
been able to duck any damagin consequences; but
from the indications this looks like it might be the
date of the eclipse.
HOW it handed to your" says l. after We d got
- aboard the train and was halfway through one of
them imitation dinners they the dinin' cars
Then he goes on to tell about Ollie Biclford and
how he got mixed up with him. Seems that Ollie
is of the reg hotel Bckfords the family that
owns so many resort joints-you know em. There
was four brothers to start with, and they all con-
tracted the hotel keepin' habit early in life Each
sized. farm house families. you understand, but
limited editions, that wouldn't occupy too many
rooms durin' the rush season,-and fast
young Bickford grew up tall enough to lean his
elbows on the register they built hotel for
him. They took to it natural, too, as Greek does
to runnn fruit stand
sent to college and gettin' in with bunch of young
loose-wads. &c. when it's time for him to pick out
a summer resort and begin harvestin' the vacation
money. he amt prepared. He knows lot about
afternoon teas; but blamed little about any kind
of breakfasts except the sort that's brought in a
tray at ten-thirty a. NJ. His brothers and uncles
put him down as the brunette lamb of the flock,
and begun speakin' of him as the family joke.
The next thing Ollie knows he's orphan. He
finds that his old has left him nothing but the
Notch Manor house, that's always been doubtful
proposition, with Proviso that if he it for
two seasons and show net profit he's to have his
share of the dividends from the Bckford system.
sion list, with just enough to keep him out of the
soup kitchens.
Well, Ollie starts brave enough. The first season
he picks out for manager a college chum of his
that played shortstop the varsity nine and sang
first bass in the glee club He had other talents
too: but somehow they didn't fit in with the hotel
business, and when Ollie counted up at the end of
October he several figures to the bad.
Next he meets Pinckney at the club. tells him
his tale of woe, and displays some of the cold
feelin letters his relations have to him. That
gets Pinckney frosted in the case. He offers to
put up cash for deal and take a mortgage on
Notch Manor So this summer Ollie makes his
plunge with an interest handicap and
ger who'd got his hotel experience actin as banquet
chairman of the Phi Delta Gamma. And once more
he slips into the excavation.
Pinckney don't know the full particulars but he
gathers from Ollies wire that the amateur manager
has quit, two of the clerks has followed suit and
he's left with balance the wrong side of the
ledger and houseful of disgruntled guests.
A ND now he wants to turn over his beastly hotel
\ to me-" says Pinckney Fancy that!"
49,, I'm trying to-" says 1; but it's a strain
What's your program?"
1t was foolish question. Pinckney don't do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

business accordn to program He's just going up
to look things over he says, and to josh Ollie along.
l expect if the truth known. though, Pinckney
has idea he can spend half an hour with Ollie and
give him points enough to pull him through. Ever
know ANYBODY that didn't think runnin' hotel
would be cnch for him? I've even had pipe
dreams like that myself But say. neither of had
ever been right up against the proposition before.
A ND it was mess, all right. About ten o'clock
next mornin we're landed at a dinky little
station up amongst the most perpendicular scenery
in the State of New Hampshire. and after ten
minutes stage ride we're dumped in front of this
Notch Manor house. squattin down between two
counties set up edge.
a scarletna roof and epidemic of striped window
awnings. Besides the carriage drives there's just
enough flat ground left for postage stamp lawn
and couple of tennis courts the side. You
couldn't walk two blocks in any direction without
comm place where there ought to be passenger
elevator !, but want 50 much as ladder
in the mountains Me for the bottom of nice cool
air shaft''
But look at the scenery, says Pnckney:;
That'd give crick in the necI says l.
This air is certainly exhilarating, though" says
he, swellin out his chest.
Its good enough air." says 1: "but I'm calm
for something from life than Just a chance
breathe. When can we jump train back to Broad
way?"
Pnckney says there's a through express stops
about six P M and he hopes to have everything all
Strengthened out by then; climbs out of the
stage and tells porter to take us in to Mr. Bickford
He's very busy just now, Sir" says the porter.
So much the better" says Pinckney. "Ah, there
he isl"
And we admits that the baggage juggler
accurate describer. Over the heads of the crowd
around the office desk l gets glimpse of light
haired, good lookin young chap who's tryin to mop
the worried expression off his face with handker-
chief and answer different people at once It's
a reglar anvil chorus he's conductin'; for they're
every last of 'em knockin' something other.
Ones compainin' about the table service, others
about the grub, and the rest wants to know why
their laundry don't come, where the cigar clerks
gone to, and why they cant get hot water on the
top floor Ollie dom his best to pass out the
soothn' syrup. when he looks up and sees Pinckney
driftin IN behind the counter.
Thank goodness you've comet" says he. turnin
his back the crowd. Here, let's 60 into the
private office and lock the door. Oh, you have some
one with you.
Only Shorty McCabe,' says Pinckney, dom the
honors.
DO you know how to a hotel?" says Ollie,
turnin to eager and expectant.
g He can anything" says Pinckney.
"Gwan!" says l. Don't you let him pump you
full of hot air that way
But Ollie's too much excited to take advice His