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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
Frank sarnm Passes Away.

Frank Sam, aged 25 years, died
at the Occur d'1lene hospital last
evening from typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. Samm was taken to the hos
pital about week ago for treatment.
Prior to this he had suffered from
the same disease and had been under
treatment in Spokane. He recovered
far enough. however. to return to the
city, and shortly after his return suf-
fered a relapse, and from that time
on he grew rapidly worse until the
end came.
He leaves to mourn his death q
father and mother and sister and
brother at Moscow, and two brothers
at Spokane, who have been notified
of his death. He was well known
in the city and possessed many
friends. who will grieve to learn OF
his death. While here he was en-
gagged in the restaurant business, be-
ing a co-owner with Mrs. Mile Nc
Donald in the Lakeview cafe.
The funeral services will be held
at the Cassidy undertaking parIors
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. W. H. Fry will officiate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
DOWNWARD COURSE
Fast Being Realized by COeuF
d'Alene People.

Fast Being Realized by Occur
d'Alene People.
A little baekaehe at first.
Daily increasing until the back Is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow.
Diabetes and finally Bright's dis
ease.
This is the downward course OF
kidney ills.
Don't take this course.
Mrs. E. A. stamm, living on Ash
Ave. So, Standpoint, Ida, says; MY
husband obtained the most graft
flying results from the use of Doan y
Kidney pills. Prior to using them he
suffered from kidney complaint since
childhood and was often in such :
miserable condition that It was an
utter impossibility for him to work.
He also suffered from lumbago and
rheumatism and was 80 lame and sore
that he could scarcely get out of bed.
Doan's Kidney pills improved his con-
dition wonderfully and he always
gives them his highest Endorsement. i"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
CoEUR D'ALENE MILL SAWS
Big Plant Steamed Up This Morning
and Is Running Smoothly.

Big Plant Steamed Up This Morning
and Is Running Smoothly.
The Occur d'Alene Lumber com
pany's mill commenced operations
this morning and the mill and planer
now are both running with full crews
of men.
1t is the intention of the manage
ment to continue the operation of
both If business conditions warrant,
until the holidays. The planer has
been in operation for the past three
months, but the mill has been closed
down for something like five months.
During that time the company has
had it repaired and altered from the
foundation up, and 1t is now in shape
to make larger cut of lumber than
any other season since 1t was built.
The company has between 5000. 600
and 10000. 900 feet of logs to cut
into lumber this season, and will EN-
ploy, in all, between 200 and 300
men, making a payroll over $4,000
a month.
The resumption of work by the mill
has been eagerly looked forward to
by the citizens of the city, and it will
mean much to its business prosperity
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is a list of real estate
transfers OF Kootenai county 50 fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
& Title Guarantee company:
T. A. Wade and R. E. Mccain 70
Alfred B. Reynolds. lot Il, block ?,
Capitol Hin add to St. Maries.
Hugh J. Cardieu to Harry Wing
and Ankalina Wing Smith fjointiyl
part Sc &, sec. IL. tp. 50 n, r ".
Thos. E Thompson to Vera n.
Phelps. lot 3. block G, Thompson.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
Nntirn u Mnrer CnnsrInern.

Aany consumer, after FIRST obtain
ing q permit at the Office or the com
pany. may sprinkle his lawn or gar
den between the hours Of six t6l and
nine (9) In the morning and ave t5l
and eight 80 In the evening
throughout the season OF 1908. ANY
person violating this regulation will
be liable to have the service discon-
tinued without further notice.
CONSUMERS CO, LTD.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07

The big advance demand for seats
and tickets for the Louise Brehany
eompany's concert at the Auditorium
Tuesday night, May s. is not to be
wondered at when it Is known that
it is seldom that such an organiza-
tion of notable American and Euro
pean artists are TO appear in one
program. The program viii be a
most interesting and diversified one.
including several operate gems and
instrumental solos. Seats viii be on
sale today at the Occur d'Alene Drug
store
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT TIME
TABLES.

Time given ii for arrival and departure fror
Occur d'Alene.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
TO THE PUBLIC

The Press will deem It a special favor IL pat
rons who fail 20 receive their paper regularly
will report the same to the Office AZ Ii II our
only means OF knowing how the carriers are do
pg their work.
We viii pay q reward OF S25 for evidence that
will convict any one Of stealing papers after
they are delivered TO residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-07
CITY in BRIEF.


Cabs and Messengers, Phone 1853.
Dressmaking. Phone Interstate
66F.
Louise Brehany, Auditorium. Fri
lay night.
Estel Estes of Moscow is visitor
N the city.
For good signs see Haner, under
he Little Silk store.
John Flynn made a visit to Spo-
kane this afternoon.
Louise Brehany, Auditorium, Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Haley were
Spokane Visitors today.
Louise Brehany, Auditorium, Fri
lay night.
/. Well of Standpoint is a business
visitor in the city today.
M. C. Henderson is a st. Maries
business visitor in the city.
Herman Taylor of Standpoint is in
he city today on legal business.
Bert Hodges of Spokane was a
tuest of Hans Ostenson yesterday.
r. A. Grimes of Rathdrum was
BUSINESS visitor in the city today.
R. NJ. Hart of Spokane was in the
ity yesterday visiting with friends.
All ready now at the Mission candy
tore for that fine ice cream and
Odas.
DR.. A. G. Bush of Grand Rapids.
Tich., is a guest at the home of j.
Fetcha.
Co. C baseball team will leave for
ost Falls Sunday at 1:15. Report
Armory at 1890.
James Venters of the Clearwater
Ountry Is in the city looking after
is property interests.
The ladies of the Christian church
yin conduct a pantry sale Saturday
fternoon at the Table Supply store.
Sol Myers this morning sold his lot
n block 2S. Reeds addition, to David
Myers. The consideration was $3.50.
Our abstracts are accurate and are
completed with dispatch. Fred L.
Tiffany. Mgr, 104 Fourth st. Bell
phone 1.
The Needle club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the residence of
Yrs. w. A. Thomas, 1926 Front
treet.
Call early and see the pattern hats
n sale from SIS to 81, at Hotel Mel
urn, Room 8. Your own materials
made over.
W. E. Seely and Caesar Masini
eft for the Hoodoo district this
norning to inspect the Mountain
iuleh mining property.
Mrs. David Groves departed this
norning for Springdale. Wash, to
pin her husband, who has a home
tead near that place
H. Q. Reynolds of the Chant Mu-
ic company of Spokane has rented
he Girard place. near Fernan lake,
nd will make 1t his home.
Wanted-To rent. close in. by
Professional men. one large or two
mall rooms. furnished or unfur-
tshed: state terms. P. o. Box Isl.
George Saram, who has been under
reatment at the Occur d'Alene hos
ital for pneumonia. has recovered
nd returned to his home yesterday
l want to engage a number OF
rawberry pickers. For particulars
ddress T. G. Hodgson. Occur
Alene. Give your street and mum.
er.
David and Sol Myers today sold
We acres of land in Myers addition
A. J. Patrick. The consideration
ould not be learned. Three acres oi
md in the same addition was also
Did by David Myers to Sol Myers
pc a consideration Of 1916 an acre
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
KERN's ITINERARY SETTLED.
Will Speak in Western and Southern States
Money Coming In.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE intinerary Of John w
Kern Democratic candidate for Vice-President
was made public at Democratic headquarters To-
day Mr. Kern will speak at Louisville tomorrow
returning to Chicago to begin tour which VIII
carry him well through the East, South and Middle
Western States. The itinerary follows;
Chicago Jefferson Club banquet, September II;
Evansville Ind September IS; Maryland and west
Virginia September 10 to "a, at points to be liked
bv the central committees of those states; Mans
field Ohio at formal opening of the Democratic
campaign in Ohio September 26; points in northern
Ohio September % and %; Saginaw, Mich, Sep
teu1ber 80; Birmingham Ala, October :; Macon
Ca October 8; Ashev1Ie. n. c., October .; Green's
horo n c. October 6; Winston-Salem. N G, Oeto-
her 7: Roanoke Va October 7; Fincastle, W. Va
October 9; Huntington W. Va, and other points
to be named as stated above, beginning october lO
October has been left open so as 10 permit
Mr. Kern to visit his sister, who lives at Roanoke
Va 1t was in that city that Mr.. Kerns parents
lived before they went West, and the cahdldate
will spend as much time as possible there
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer Of the
Democratic National Committee. stated to-day tnat
miscellaneous contributions to the campaign fund
ranging from 81 800 were being received at the
rate of 5000 a day. These, he said, were excius-
i've of funds gathered by the finance corn1nlttee-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

The names of practically all other candidates took
secondary interest
On the surface there Is no dminution in the en-
thusiasm and confidence of the delegates who favor
the nomination of Lieutenant Governor Chanler
and his name is the one most prominently heard
about state headquarters and about all the hotel
Hobbies where delegates gather Mr.. ChaRler )
strength upstate imposing, and his friends are
hopeful that the welluigh universal sentiment IN
this section may have sufficient influence upon
Murphy TO hira to accept the upstate man
in preference TO one from below the Harlem River.
The most important OF the days conferences
was held in the rooms of National Chairman Nor
man Z. Mack State Chairman Conners, Charles F.
Murphy, Daniel f. Cohalan of Tammany, and one
two other Ieutenants Of Mr. Murphy were pres
ent. The entire situation gone over from De-
ginning to end and the conference was In progress
for nearly two hours. Mr. Mack said that neither
he the national committee had any desire 10
interfere with state affairs In way. Their only
concern he said, for harmony and FOR success
in November. The availability Of candidates was
discussed in general way. and there was free
exchange of views. Conners again expressed MS
preference for an upstate man. and said he be-
didate. Mr. Murphy contended for New York
City candidate. and said that either Justice Gerard
or Justice Dugro would roll up overwhelming
vote In the greater city. Murphy has made no at
tempt to underestimate the developed strength of
Lieutenant Governor Chanler. The latter attended
the Syracuse State Fair as its president to-day and
returned tonight to be surrounded at his head
quarters by host of friends and delegates.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
MAY PROSECUTE ELECTION BOARD.
Independence League in Eighth District
Preparing Charges.

Plans for prosecuting the Board Of Elections in
the sth Assembly District for counting votes Wnlch
are said to be fraudulent discussed last night
b,, the executive committee of the Independence
League in that district at No IL Division street
It was decided to hold a mass meeting next week
at which a petition for the removal or General
bingham as Police Commissioner will be signed
The charges made by the Independence Leaguers
are that in the primary election of delegates Tam
MANY election officers allowed stuffins Of the bal
lot box and that Tammany hirelngs and Tam
maDv workers voted the names of. many Indepen-
dence Teag1ers and of other persons. some OF
whom are dead and some removed from the dis
trict The committee also accuses Tammany sup
porters of issuing fake tcket at the polls, the
ticket being under the title OF the Independence
TAague but bearing the names of Tammany men
and even Republicans. one Of whom IS captain
in an election district According TO the official
count the delegates whose names appeared on this
alleged fake ticket elected 70 attend the IN
dependence League conventions although IT is said
that they are not members Of that party
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
NO AERoPLANE FLIGHT YESTERDAY.
stong Wind Blowing the Wrong Way
Checked Orville Wright.

washington Sept 14--There was aerOpiane
fight at Fort Myer to-day. Mr. Wright tested the
motor in the morning and when he returned 10 the
testing grounds at o'clock in the afternoon 70
make fight. a strong wind was blowing from the
northwest. He therefore decided not TO take the
aeroplane out of the shed While Mr.. Wright
claims he can fly in q wind. he says he would have
had difficulty in starting to-day. Conditions
are most favorable when the wind IS blowing
against The aeroplane and the starting track faces
the south.
In the test of the motor this morning Mr. Wright
found that he will only be able to make from
forty to forty-one miles hour with two men
aboard At Kitty Hawk. N C., the Wright broth
ers made forty-one miles hour with two men
in the aeropIane Among those who went to Fort
Mver to-day were Secretary Straus OF the Depart
rnent Of Commerce and Labor and Huntington WI
son. Assistant Secretary Of State
1t will probably be two weeks before the or1lclal
trials of his aeropIane completed Before an
no9Inciue- his readiness for the tests. Mr. wright
will make numerous flights He will take e r.
Furuass his mechanic with him. and after he mas
made several two-man flights lasting for an hour'
will announce himself ready for the official trials
After making a few adjustments this morning
Mr. Wright found that his motor was making LAD
revolutions A minute and that his propellers were
travelling at the rate of 400 revolutions. This Is
an Increase of $50 revolutions in the motor, but
lacks 20 revolutions Of the speed which Mr.
Wright had hoped TO get before putting in larger
enrocket on the shaft. To get the maximum speed
fror, The oropeIIers Mr.. Wright says they should
make 40 revolutions a minute. Above that NUMBER
the power is lost
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
CONNERs'S SECOND MEAL.
Having Masticated McGarren He Eats with
Editors as His Guests.

Rochester, Sept. 14--Chairman "F1ngy Cohhers'
of the Democratic State Committee WASH very
hungry when he sat down at the table to-nlght at
the Hotel Seneca to act as host of the Democratic
ai+ors Having lust made full meal of Pat
NrcCarren at the Brooklyn Pan Roast, held a Htt4e
earlier by the state committee, he appeared 10 nave
satisfied his appetite. He was IN hne IettIe, anu
McCarren was apparently digesting well. lie hked
Augustus Thomas's speech, especially the WoIuS'
"A government by the people IS lIIlee'eiieu ~ ~
intrenched plutocracy
The pIaywright by profession and politician by
nractice announced a discovery-"Our greatest help
In the struggle that is before us in this campaign
will come from patriots in the rank and file OF tue
Republican party" He said further:
The state platform must be good, the ticket must
he good in order to help the national ticket ana
the various local tickets. An offce OF sucn IL
ingly local import as Assenblynan may nave nave 5 tle
termine whether not the people OF TINS FIN FIN
pIre State know the difference between oeNN1e
and senility.
..tIovu old is McCarren?" somebody asked
The speaker continued:
candfdafes. and every Democratic Congressman
will help save the nan1a 1 - rsce me legislative
Judgment of the nation from the damp end OF
pity the man who like Senator Beveridge. fear
ing the discussion of platforms. insists upon @ d
&C mp apnn l hut not a Moses: Henry. but not
washington; Wendell Phillips, but not an Aora-
ham Lincoln. He might have added also 'na' nc -
a remedy. but not beverage.
Edward S Morse of 1.-THE Norwich Union" acted
az toastmaster Ex-State Senator William F. Mac
kew. Of Buffalo. spoke or What Democratic sue
cess Means Edward T. Williams. Of The
NIAGARA Fansl Cataract Journal" made an ad-
dress on ''Our Candidate, Newspaper Man"
Thomas P. Herernan, Of Dunkrk' talked on
..some of the Issues" and Richard L Connel,
editor of THE Poughkeepsie News-Press, spoke
IN a Patriotic Press
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
GUzzLERs OF GOTHAM STILL SAFE.
"All Pops at Halfmast," but Plenty Of
Champagne in France.

Broadway is shuddering just now at the p0sst-
biIity of an extra dry drouth, for mildew has at
tackled the vineyards in the Champagne district OF
France and has cut the champagne output there IN
half. But sh-sh ''MumTa' Is the word There are
still 100000 quarts Of the liquid. the product OF
former years crops. reposing in some speak
easies" at Rheims and Epernay- With a little
diplomacy and soft footsteps Election Night and
New Years Eve may still be success
As only 36.G000oo quarts of genuine champagne
are sold each year and the stock on hand makes a
rise in price doubtful it is hard 10 discourage the
lobster palace propriotOrs- They think only OF
to-day and look on the sunny side. As cne re-
marked: 'If the vintage OF 1905 is a failure it viii
make no difference. That wine would not be ready
for use for three years II would not go on the
market until 1912 II might make difference in
the next Presidential election, but not now
So it seems the guzzlers OF Gotham stn safe.
The wine growers OF Southern France may lose
s200OeOOO hut what care they little perfuuctOry
mourning-'an pops at halfmast," says George
Considlne-and grief becomes efervesceht and ever
uuieEcent.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
WILL FIGHT COAL ROADS
BONAPARTE TO APPE4L~
Case To Be Rushed to October Terrs
of Supreme Court.
rFrom me tribune Bureau.I

washington Sept 14-Attorney Generas
r,o,ana-4a returned TO his desk at the Depart
rneut OF Justice to-day, and by his coming naos
a quorum Of Cabinet members present anu a1-
tending 10 their duties at the Capitol Inc AT
torney Generals first official act was to oroer
an appeal taken in the "eommodl1les ciauso
case /" vzbich was recently decided adversely 70
the government in the United states DisIries
court at philadelphia Mr.. Bonaparts is con-
edent that the case will reach the Suprens
Court Of the United States during the October
tarn- and IS hopeful that the action OF tne
lower court will be reversed As the attorneys
FOR the railroads interested have signihed their
intention of doing all IN their power to ex-
pedfte the case in order TO reach a final decision
as soon as possible, there will be no move Tor
delay on the part OF the defendant corporations
With five Of the great government departments
heads now in washington. the Capitol may %
said 10 have thrown of It's summer lethargys
7, addition 10 the Attorney General. the Cabinet
members here now comprise the Secretary OF
War. the Secretary OF the Navy, the secretary
Of Commerce and Labor and the secretary Ok
Agriculture Within week or ten days pFoo-
abIv all the other members OF the PTesidents
o47cia1 family will be here, with the exception
Of Secretary Root. who Is not IN the pest O
health and who is not expected back bafeTs oc-
+obar Postmaster General Myers is due ID
return next Thursday. Secretary Garfield OF the
interior Department is expected on September
% and Mr. CorteIyou. Secretary OF the Treas
I1ry. about the oath or 18th
The President himself will return from Oyster
Raw on the afternoon on the I'd, and on tne
following Friday, the 18th. unless ne deems
speciaI Cabinet meeting necessary before tna~
date. will convene his ministers ror the nrs1
session since June 49,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
MICH GERARD TALK.
Justice Said To Be Mwphy's Choice
for Governor.
tBy The Associated Press.I

Rochester, Sept. 14-The problem tonight is de-
clared by some to have been reduced to a choice
between Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler who is being urged by State Chairman
William J. Conners and Justice James w. Ger
ard. Of New york City who is announced as the
choice of Charles F. Murphy, leader Of Tammany
Hall.
contest between the upstate delegates, who are
declared 10 be strongly in favor Of Mr. Chanler
and the Tammauy delegates, With their alliances
throughout the state who viii follow the sugges-
tions of Mr Murphy. Justice Gerard has long
been prominent in Democratic councils in New
York City and was elected last fall TO the Su-
ureJne Court bench. He has heretofore been men
toned but casually in connection with the nomina-
ton and the prominent position into which he
elevated tonight came as distinct surprise TO
close followers Of the recent trend of affairs In
fact the knowledge Of the conditions Of the
Governorship contest did not become public gos-
sin until late In the night.
Significance has been attached the fact that
while each has different candidate it
nouuced frem authoritative that there is
understanding between William J. Conners and
Charles f. Murphy. and that all talk of serious
trouble between them was without foundation Mr..
Murphy's word as 10 a Covernorship candidate
had been awaited here with great deal Of
anxiety as having preponderating weight in the
settlement OF the nomination
No one taking part In the conferences was will
ing tonight to say positively that the race had
en settled in favor either OF Justice Gerard or of
nFr chsnlar The name OF Supreme Court Justice
Fhilin II Dugra of New York city. also
brought into the discussion OF candidates for first
MACE on the ticket and IT intimated that he
was looked upon by Tammany Hall with favor
second only TO that of Justice Gerard himself.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
FORECAST OF PLATFORM.
Nnned to Make 1t an Anti-Hughes
PrOnOuRcement.
q - . - rrtbune. ]

'Inester. Sept. 14-Wise men of the Democ-
.scy' headed by Chairman cohalan of the
s3ag law committee, spent most Of the
i 1i9lulg the platform which will be adopt
r. 'sf Il is subjected 10 the revision Of Messrs.
ers and Murphy. II is intended 10 make
aouncenent
url Hfst plank win be an Endorsement Of
- :. bryan and the nations work. Fol-
sn VII come vigorous arraignment OF the
~, eAifaVagance Of the Hughes admins
A., an attack on government by commits
g. 0o1pied with denunciation Of the Public
a. -0e commissions in both districts as waste
-. eNo Intellectual bodies There viii be an
Nost declaration modelled along the lines
ss,..- So SFyan's ideas plank calling for the
"A CT United States Senators by popular
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15

vote is under consideration and prohabIx, ,-il,
go in There will be strong declaration for
good roads built by the state commendation
for the work Of State Engineer Skene and an ar
tack on Governor Hughes and the Republican
Legislature for. having prevented the building
Of roads in many of the rural counties
There viii be reference to the subject of
racetrack gambling While most of the Demo-
Gratis would like to eriticise the Governor and
the Legislature on that line. the general ides
seems TO be that it would be dangerous. and
likely TO cost votes which otherwise might be
cast for the Democratic ticket
New-York tribune., 1908-09-15
MIR. MACK is ENCOURAGED.

Rochester, Sept. 1s.-The early returns from the
Maine election were received by the Democratic
leaders here tonight with much qualification. Ma
tiopai Chairman Mack expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the large gains made by the Maine
candidate for Governor
Maine has always been regarded as hoe
hound Republican state and the returns from there
+onight indicate more clearly than anything I can
saw that the sentiment Of the people is thoroughly
aroused for the cause Of Democracy, he said
what has happened in Maine clearly forecasts
what will be The outcome In other states al tne
canning election, and tonight am more confident
thar ever that Mr. Bryan will be elected "