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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

Rudolph spreekles. the owner Of
the Call. and a strong supporter and
friend Of HeRoy Whsn interviewed
BY a Representative OF the United
Press today said:
''whsn / was approached by a re-
porter Of the Examiner last night for
= statement said, tell Randolph
Hearst that l believe he ls response
BILE for another murder. This con-
slant villincation, ridiculing and car
featuring Of Heney in the Examiner.
owned BY Hearst. Is In my opinion.
as much responsible for the attempt
to murder Heney as the bold plot
that exists back Of Il. The shooting
Of Heney Il much like the assassi-
nation Of President Mckinley. That
murder was laid at the door Of yell
low journalism. and 10 that door may
also this attempt upon the life OF
Heney be laid. Detective Burns, who
was associated with Heney in the
Oregon land fraud cases. and who Is
associated with him in the prosecu-
ton Of the graft cases declares that
the attempt to murder Heney was
the result Of a deliberate plot plan
nSd BY higher ups" He states that
Haas had planned for Weaks for the
murder. and In order to be sure that
when the time came for the execn-
tion OF the deed that his aim would
Be sure and not fail he was at con-
slant pistol practice during that
time.
In eorrOboration q Burns state
ment in this respect IL the discovery
By the .Ppllee OF rnae scrawls OF tar
gets drawn by q pencil on boards of
the cellar In the AlleyWay OF the
Haas home. TIE police were arst
% lead IN making an Investigation
along these lines q the Haas home
hy Information given them BY his
ReigAbors TO the eject that they had
heard shots at the Haas home. and
tAat they had investigated Il. bat
had fonnd nothing. The police re-
gard this a. unmiatakable aud con-
elusive evidence that Haas had plan
ned the murder. and that he had
praetieed with the pistol AZ his home
n order 70 Be sure OF Ais aim when
tAe time came for him to execute the
murder.
Whsn Haas AWoks IN his cell in The
Jan this morning he was cool and
calm, and seemed to Be apparently
uneoneerned over Hsnsy's condition.
HIS wife lies Frustrated In her little
hone At McAnlstsr street. and IS
being eqnsolea Nv nslshbors.
Rrc~idcHi ssads Moulage.
spreekles today reealysd tue fol-
lowing message nom President
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

Tommt. whose nose vas ont Of Joint.
bad eeen permitted 10 sss ne new
hahy a Is BATH
~Wheren BIB ether legy' ho askoA
pytns The infaat With sgfong alafAvOs.
sItas aeehlea % unaer klin.s an.
planned The nurue.
blamed ssork what hruRs 4nF'-puek.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

No man can I've wise on an empty
stomach. - George Eliot.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

Coed roads come hlvA wAlsA nay
- ne reason WIZ tAss eons - slsw
o. aeme localities
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

IN tho meantime several aets a.
the tragedy we're being played b aaf-
terent parts Of the courtroom. wAile
Mr., Heaey vas lyinG % ne aoar the
Newspaper men approached the
woald-ee assassin. who. up 70 that
time. had not yet been iasntlaed.
and asked him his name. Az arsg he
refused 70 stvs 4. thea Ne saia;
II am Morris Haas. Hensy rnlneA
me, ! don't care What becomes Of
me now
In another corner Of ne ballainE
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

Spreekles today rseelysd tue fol.
loving message nom President
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-14

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
WHY HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT

Because 70 my tho time is available
 Bccante | helps favorable mpreaslon
 Because pyh on the cheek
 Because believe funds Trust Co than In pocket home do not cndanEe gc family
   sTNreApE FEE nrng TnzfSf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
raE COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wire Of Hayden, Stone X Co.. members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges, New Haven branch, S3 Center street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

London sold only few stocks on balance, and was really negligible factor in the early trading. The Lon don market was evening up contracts for the fortntghtly settlement which begins on Wednesday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

traction of the high prices broueht about In tao speculation only supposl- tons can be made The publication of the governments December este mate Of the condition or the winter wheat crop was an event Of some im- portauco The real significance of the S5,3 condition reported is somewhat obacurod by the active speculative conditions in the wheat market and the exaggerated estimates by private exports hast week of the damage done to the plant. The violent broah in the price of wheat which followed the ap- pcarancc of the report was due to the previous adyiees based on these expert rcparts The commencement of divi" donds at the rate of 1 per cent on Wisconsin Central preferred stock was factor in keeping alive speculative Interest in that class of stocks which have furnished tAe features of the market for some time past. Paris again took the available supply of gold in London and discounts adyanc- ed there. Money and exchange here were not materially changed in rates,
 Bonds were firm. Total sales par value Si3SA000.
 United States IS regular advanced 1-2 per cent on call
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
MIsccIinneou. Bonds.
'Ex rights
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Speculative Scope Narrowcd--Iack of
 Decision Manifest.

New York, Dec 7~-To-day's stock market narrowed porceptlhIy in it's speculative scope Market pools op- cratod by fits and starts in chosen stocks In the body of the list the op- erations were almost entirely in the hands of the room traders, who con- ductod their transactions cautiously The lack of decision in any of the days movements reflects accurately tho speculative sentiment prevailing for the moment Enough motives for conservatism are perceived in tho probable course of events over tho end of the year to prompt q waiting attj- tude The conviction is very general that, whatever slight hrmness there may be in the money market in con- necton with the approach of the end of the year and it's numerous require ments, the turn of the year will see a relaxation to even greater ease The disbursement of the yearly interest and dividend money is counted upon to revive an active investment de- mand. Tho element of the speculation which takes tlis view uf tho outlook expects the stock market to mark time or nuctuate narrowly untll lhc end of the year and then take up d vigorous advance again, There were no developments to-day to throw very clear light on the course of affairs
 The absorption of the floating sup- ply of shares i'm the stock market at the low values during the past year formed a substantial foundation on which to start the extensive rise m prices which has occurred since. As to how far holdings have been re. distributed since as result of the at-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Consolidated Gas had lts usual sharp fluctuations It showed frac- tional weakness carly but in the lat ter trading was more than points above the previous closing This de- spite the fact hat the company's re- port to the public service commission yesterday show that the per cent. dividend for the year ended June 30, 1e07 was not earned Each Monday for some time past the street has been expecting a decision in the so cent. rate case. and this probably eXerted an influence. The courts, however, made no announcement.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Great Northern will show, accord ing to careful estimates, li per cent. earned on the preferred stock this current year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
CALLED TO NEW YORK,
Rev A. C Powell to he Pastor of
 Large Colorcd Church There.

A call from the AbyssinIan Baptist church of New York one of the larg. est coored churches in that city, has been accepted by the Rev, A. Clayton Powell, for l5 years pastor of the Inn manuel Baptist church at Chapel and bay streets He wrote a letter of re- signation to the church here and 1t has been read
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected dlIIy by KImb ltIy Root & Co,. Investment Brokers, 'aa Orange
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
NEW YONn sToCN MARKET.

Reported over privatc wires nf Prince & Whltely, members or the New York and Boston Stock E~changas New York office, b2 Broadwac, and lb Center street No" Hpven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

No, Pacific ....149t, l42as 142 14g Penn R. Rr,....l42as laol i29is ga .s Peoples Gua ,-lUOls lU0la llo lOO" Reading .,,.,,,ll0 Al l39z la9's Rcp l. X S.t.... 26a 2hai 264 ahd4
 do pld, ,,t,,, 86Ia b6l h6la Nb la Rock Island ,, 2ll. il, gas 23@
 dorpld, ,,,,. du 6ois 5qA 6o4 So Pacific ,,,.Ilj4 ll&A liIs lliE So, Raiiway ,.u. 25ls 25A % 20
 dO ptd. .,,t..,. 5&dt 59is hSai aN'l ToSJs Racine 3ilg 55 8tll 3t"s In, Pacific ...INOIi 1&I1i lN01a 1SO#t
 do. pld, ,,.,,,. g5 a a5 9d
 [. <, Rubber co. $l 3f ai 3l
 do prd ,,..l0N JOS los los u, E. Sleel.,,, 5t4 65 5i 5iia
 do. prd, ..,..,.ll2& 112& ll2as 1lga Utah Copper ,,. iSla iS1g 4S 4Nl4 Wahash pfd e.. i2ia 46A 42ta A35s W. '. TrL,,,,,. 10la i0la 60ia GOai W, X lo Erie ,,, l2 12a 12 l2A
 do. @d pld.,., lta iAls fl ll
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Private cables from London convey the information that satisfaction ox- ists among financial interests at that center because of the profits realized on the sales of securities to New York during the past week or two Many of these, It Is pointed out were taken during the dark days of year ago. Now, enhancement in value has in- duced buyers to return them, and, furthermore, the proceeds at this time act as an offset to our shipments of grain and cotton, and even make gold exports possible, While these conditions rule there Is thought to be no danger of the directors raising the Bank of England minimum rate of discount,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Much interest had been expressed before hand in yesterdays government estimate on the now winter wneat's crop condition and acreage, The gov ernment's figures, which were given out at 1 D m, were far more favor able than tne trade had expected, Chicagn's expectations were for con dition Of about 70 and an area of 27,- 100000 acres Instead of this the report gave condition as S5.3, and the acreage as e9,SSS,OO0. lt is true, even these figures are unusually low, aX- cept for 1904. the condition Is the lowest of any December estimate In thirteen years. and the area seeded is the smallest In seven years. This is of course he result of the prolonged drought But the estimates were so much better than the predictions that the price of wheat broke cents per bushe on them. The stock market appeared to take no interest in the figures.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Rock Islands October earnings were published yesterday; they were inter- esting, from the fact that the stock has risen sixteen points since the De- tober receipts were in. They showed decrease of s254,OO in gross, compar- ed with 1907 and S153,ooo decrease in net For a. road which traverses the winter wheat belt, this showing compares rather curIously with other roads in the same section,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
The Union Trust Co.

NEW HAVEN.
 Chartered by the State Of Connecticut with authority to act as Executor, Ad. ninlstrator Guardian Receiver or Trustee, under wll, or deed.
 Is legal depository of money Laid in- to Court, and Public Trust Funds, acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corpora tons and Individuals, md administers Trusts of all kinds. F'h powered to act as Registrar of Stocks. Bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness. manage sink. ips funds, and do all business such as Is usually done by Trust Compa nies.
 It also does general banking bust. ness, collecting checks, notes, coupons and receives deposits. The principal of each trust Is invested by itsnlt and kept separate and apart from the gen- eral assets of the Company
 This Company is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner or ths state os Connecticut
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKlSS. Prcr'dcnr
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
WALL STREET NOTES Sharp Rebound Follows Open ing Weakness-Last Hours
 Dull and Uncertain, CONSOLIDATED GAS Fl0PS Stock Market Unaffected by Crop Es-
 tmate---Rock Islands
 Earnings.

Possibly the opening prices gave some clue to what stocks were being manipulated and what were not St. Paul, Union Pacific, Steel common Reading, New York Central Erie, and Wabash, opened unchanged srom Sat urday's closing, Southern Pacific with- in l-S of 1t. The first sale showed de- cline of l-2 In Amalgamted Copper 1-2 in Rock Island. 3-i in interbor- ough Metropolitan pf,, and l-2 in Mis- souri Pacific. but advance of 1 poin, in Colorado Fuel l-2 in Southern Pa cifc, 5-S in Great Northern, 3-i m Colorado and Southern, and Is in Kansas City Southern. The last nam ed stock opened at 3S, against S6 7-S, at Saturdays close, and at once fell to g. 1-2 on sale of 100 shares As a rule lowest prices of the morning were reported al the opening, Weak ness developed in Steel, AmaDgamated Copper and Smetng during the first few minutes. Not much long stock came out however and soon there was sharp rebound Trading be- came very dull towards midday and the market moved uncertainty during the afternoon The number of buying orders, representing the outside pub lie, which came In over sunday was very small
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wirss of Prince ( Waitely, members Of tho New New York offise. 62 LroalWlr and 10 Center street. New Haven Conn
 New Haven Dee [, 1908 Adams Express Counn,,., lSl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-08

Payment of initial railway dividends in these days is rarity sn that the announcement of beginning of paw ments by Wisconsin Central on the preferred stock, at the rate of per cent year, with first payment of ] per cent. December l5, came In for 8 great deal of discussion. The hnan- cal statement put out by the company had favorable effect, since it seemed to indicate confidence in the continu- ance of a liberal surplus over dividend requirements The company for in- stance, earned for the quarter ending September go last $35o,5o3 while tho preferred dividend calls for less than a third of this amount, or Sl12,67l
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
WHO OWNS THE FORESTS?

T. B. Walker of Minneapolis Washington ad-
United the formation of lumber practically
stick standing timber hemisphere"
Announcement made Chicago
hauser OBen Cook and Hines
OF this combine Cook
denied 1.-The Cook and Orn the
Weyerhauser
Mr. Hines of Chicago theWaker
matter
that financed gigantic combna
TONS, accept Cooks statement
forced to believe the porentious assertion
Think OF it, Practically stick of standing
hemisphere. 49,
The standing Columbus sailed from spain
dover of the freely bestowed owned by
few men!
Any who has tried within past years to acquire
umDer Mexico Central
believe that the
great have grabbed everything he has found
tropical forest within foresaed by
'big
is thus that the profits devised from OIL
COAL steel lumber railways ensaying
and children.
On the election
bne is announced putting another the grasp Of
Morgan Rockefeller Rogers Archbod Bae Weyerhase
Mankind losing God gave them
We coming to be at the pIane+ m
which ~ p0' A
Man did not mines the rivers the hills or
the plains. ~ ~ '' VI
God made them He them for all men
the forestalers
time is coming when their title reexamned and
the who title running hack
God Himself will owner of pronev hut
despoier of other - =
The lumber combine are tremendous mo
or eapng where other taking without
earning 1or eating bread
D"dmg hgher the House OF Have lower darker and
more squad the House of Want will not
bear it. ~ NV always
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
TRUE CHRISTMAS GIVING

Christmas merrness has with material
gifts.
Christmas giving until mil
Hons of people 1t has burden
The with whom times his msounes brought
close to his heart children
their Christmas be
The has become al
tory of fortunes determine
Under thin cloak of charity world
selfish vanity.
We spend
not want And give with getting
costly
friends is barter
What suffering of Christian
spirit We still bring
cense and myh And the gold bring
Ito exchange
What waste!" with
precious ointment is broken
loving charity is all that Christmas
Many heart will still hungry empty aching receiving
costly Christmas gifts because the giver the gift
Have priceless
Thought gifts love gifs-you bestow without
There is nothing
as sympathy encouragement lovethe things
power to purchase.
Ii you have friends and little
CLOUDS darkn Christmas
your Keeling for them in costly presents
i have gift to grandma
you love you. This little girls Christmas
tears OF JOY to the
no gift that money buy could bring
Yes at this soumeowng postage stamp
carry from loving heart cheer
. ship from the
You have for Christmas your
the rich of heart
ORANGE and the soul inspiring sympathy
Hard times cannot HARM but enhance
mas spirit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
BY JEoSE. ON.

A grim lessen is taught in the
new play, "The World and His
Wife" from the Spanish of Jose
Echergaray.
1t deals with a subject as old as
the world, gossip. 1t is the apothe
osis of They Say"
Two people. young wife and
her husbands friend, are literary
forced into each others arms by
the eliminating power of gossip
Starting out as simple good friends
they are bounded and harried and
pricked by the thoughtless and ma
licious tongues of their friends and
acquaintances until they end by
loving each other.
The husband loses his life
through gossip What "They Say
kills him as surely as If any one
of the though'less throng who re-
peated the tale had stabbed 'him to
the heart.
There is nothing new In all this
1t is not the first instance on rec
ord of an innocent person done to
death by sladerous tongues" MOI
are these two lovers the first to
learn their passion from the
worlds talk.
Every day the news columns are
filled with similar instances. 1.-THE
World and His Wife" are quite In
fdstrious gossipmongers, but it is
only fair to say, His Wife" leads
the chorus of innuendo. backbiting
and sly insinuation.
1t may be different in Spain
where the scene Of the play is laid
but in America decent. clean
minded men do very little gossip
ing-their wives attend to that
pleasant social duty.
Not every woman Is gossip
Not all gossip is harmful. One may
be allowed a wholesome interest In
ones neighbors and their affairs 4;
that is merely an expression of the
social instinct.
The gossip that blights and with
ers all noble aspiration and kills
the very sense of honor in the per
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
MARY'S TIPS

Salt and lemon Juice will remove
Ink, paint and fruit stains from
the hands.
For inflamed eyes, wash of 10
grains of pure borax and two
ounces Of camphor water may be
used. An eye bath should be used
frequently.
The baby should usually be
batned every morning, but a bath
1t night will often prevent rest
uessness.
Skirts are being made as scanty
- perfect free movement of the
body will permit.
Tomatoes and oranges when
eaten freely will often improve
the complexion.
Christmas Loaf Cake--To sfx
cups OF -four. three OF sugar, one
q butter, three of milk, four eggs.
oae pound OF raisins. half pound
q cttron and the same Of currants,
add brandy, nutmeg and four tea
spocns Of baking powder.
Tho house should be well venti-
Sated even Ia cold weather. Open
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
TYNE Co TTLW MIGD

Gibson whistled lazy, engaging
tune and allowed his checked
hunters cap to sit rakish fashion
on top Of his red Left ear. He car
ried heavy shining gun and
shameful weight of ammunition,
though he had shot at no living
thing the whole blessed morning.
It was just the sunlight and the
ozone and the hundred gay colors
of the turning forest that made
Dick Gibson's blood go fast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12

turn away wrath. but 1t saves a
lot of time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
NEW OFFICERS FOR
HARBORS CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE
national rivers and harbors con.
gress has ratified the reccmmen-
dations of the nominating commit.
tee for officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
President, Congressman Joseph
Ransdalle Of Louisiana; secretary
and treasurer, J. E.. Ellison Of Gin
cinnat. Among the board Of di.
rectors will be former Governor
Pardee OF California, A. d. Evers
OF Portland, and |. G. Blalock OF
Walla WaIla.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12
Gibson scowled. "Ah, you g,

GlDSOn SCOWieO. An, you 90
bite yourself"
For answer. the ancient unbut-
toned corduroy vest and display
ed a nickel plated star. I'm con-
stable of Dog Creek township and
arrest YOU"
Gibson's face fell a little.
81 haven't shot" began Glib
son. but the constable struck not
across a stubble field, motioning
for Gibson to follow, and Gibson
went, amused. yet annoyed at the
interruption. In corner of the
field was a tumbledown shack, be-
fore the door of which the old Of
. ficer halted.
Here" he directed. you sot in
there until 1 git help
Help" asked Gibson. puzzled.
Yes, hel-lup!" beloved the old
fellow. yer think I'm goin' after
a string band?"
But what's to keep me from
walking out Of this flimsy old
Bastile while you're gomez"
| Its Their law declared the con-
stable. You better stay right
here, too"
He shuffled away and Gibson
stepped through the open door in
to the shack. He had not been
kicking his idle heels for more than
two minutes when a pair of lus-
trous brown eyes peeped through
a half foot chink.
"Boo!" said Gibson; and the
eyes drew back IKE an animal
startled.
He stepped to the door and a
girl in red dress and blue sun
bonnet perched upon the crumbly
rail fence. She was fresh bloom
ing, nut brown pleasure for weary
eyes and Gibson almost shouted
I'm in Jail. Come talk to the
poor prison bound, oh maid of the
untrayeled way"
The girl smiled, rather knowing
ly. You'd better get out of jail
while you can, Mr.. Dude. Dad
and that gang of pirates will stick
you for SIS and costs"
For walking through Eden
yonder with an unloaded gun?
Surely not, my pretty one."
But they will she warned.
"It's an old game. of Dads. He
lives that way. Better go"
I'm going at once" promised
Gibson; then he set the rifle down
and clambered upon the lichen-
| covered fence, where he clicked his
heels idly as the girl did.
81 wish you would kiss me- said
Gibson. Il would give worlds and
worlds"
She shook her brownish head.
mo, like you, but not that much.
By the time liked you that much,
Dad would be back"
Gibson cluckled with delight.
'I'll risk 1t about Dad-.but you be
liking me fast, try hard now"
She looked into Gibson's smiling
gray eyes and the light in her. own
grave, brown orbs almost startled
the hunter. 81 like you that much
now" she said softly; and Gibson
bent low and kissed the maid. long
and tenderly, with the feeling that
| he and she had a world to them
selves. When he at last raised his
head there were six armed and
| grinning yokels clustered about.
"He-he-he!" cackled constable
Methusaleh. well stick this here
dude-chap good and hard-now,
won't we, boys?"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-12

"Hey-hey, you dude hunter!"
When Gibson turned, he almbst
fancied that Methusaleh dwell
again with sinful men. A grim,
rugged patriarch, with a two foot
sandy white beard and shifting
gray eyes, was coming up as fist
as rheumatic legs would carry him.
"Hey!" he called again. Them
there is forbidden woods, young
fel1eri"