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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Large mesh lace wells are bsips
adopted BY the Partisan In lieu of
fino- mesh net varieties
The leading wrap q the spriss
season, though entitled a redinsotq.
IL a long. close. fitting princess sar-
ment u immensely ahapoiy aspect
Several court gowns evidence tbs
growing feeling for pannier cffrctt
BY alisht folds lasi above the hem'
caught w BY larEs cabochon otuas
mrniH
Jet trimmings Of brobdignaEian
slss are used on hats u tuila and
straw. a clever manipulation sscuf-
Ina a handsome. massive appearance
ailled 10 . feathefwsight
Amethyst mauve 10 the ieadins
spring nuanca both fof tailor made
and hAbllee costumes, finding It's Al E.
most inyafiable decorative relief In
black braid o. satin applications
Cashmere -ds-ssie Of the finest.
most flexible character IL TO take an
easy lad In the material world. the
oncs-lossd tassofes and shAntahFs
gradually sinking In popular Ap-
proyal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Throat-To dream that your
thrpai Ia sore Is a aign Of Joy,
Thtone%'rn dream you are as
eendlnK a fhfone means that you
win reailfe your greatest wish. II
also signifies great distinction.
Tune II you dream you heat
someone playing a musical inatr'.,
ment out of tune. Il 10 a sign that
II you will cnltiyats your musical
tastes. you will shine a. a musician
In tho near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
REcIPES

nv MRS. N. eurrENwEtssR.

c,zalf cup butter and | cup
~ iraisn together. : eggs we'll
~. cup milk. / cup chocolate
~. / cup maple pecana 1 got
- d these At a soda fnantAlnl /.
1ep rzlsins. y teaspoon soda dis
I'M n The milk, 81 cups -four,
/ isapcon cream Of tartar slfted
~ nour. y teaspoon vanilla. Mix
- thick and bake In moderate
- ibr " minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

NJ esEs well beaten. one cup
~, enc cup 3our. pinch OF salt,
~ ksel teaspoons baking powder
- nakss rather stir dough
~ nass b beaten I'll creamy. then
- srsiuall, half cup hot milk. no,
Izx zimpiy hot and one tea
~ I<non eftfact Rake In q
nn1e'sie oven. In a loaf tin. This
b - and quite cheap also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
-"-OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN -..-
MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN.



Tho woman you can't help liking
Ia the one who IL always ready TO
hclp you In any way she can. She
Ia ohoofy aud practical,
She mover throws dladhlnful cold
water over your most oh0rlBhed
dreams, but aho enters into all
your plans aa II they wore her
own, brings 10 them tho anne en-.
thuslaum. tho Same careful con.
alteration, m you do yourself
Nothing Is too much trouble for
her, Sh0 checks your unwiae I'm.
pulses and eneourageH your wiae
ones, She does not flattor you 10
court popularity. but gives you
Iudlclonh praise to spur you on 10
do your besi,
And when ali ia done aho Joins
In your triumph, or sorrows with
you over your defeat, with rare
Aingloheartednoaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

may not touch. no can soon be
taught this Tact. and will readily
obey. Hpt n every object IL too
good 10 be handled By his little
hngers. what thsnf Can you sz.
peet obedlenesi Whose fault 10
u n the place he lives In 10 insult.
cd TO his nssdsf 10 he only
there on sufferanes, 40 II ~srei
n you arr liberal in what you
allow a child. you may be- strict
In what you prohibit.
Tho corrective. and especially
the educational. value Of punish.
ment II greatly ovcrcs,imated bY
parents, Corporal punishment BE-.
comes physical habit with par.
snts. The arm contracts antomat.
ieAily a. Il were. and tho child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

One cup sugar. cup thick sour
niEk rups fiour. Y cup drippinss
. tattsf. ] cup chopped raisiua. l
>ngSor sria Dissolved Ia boiling
vei~, teaspoon each cinnamon.
e1rss nutmeg and Aait
Se-sfz csks Nth sweet milk-one
~ s1r<r, ! cup sweet milk. cups
-. ! ssaspoons baking powder. 1
izki4spcon melted butter Beat thor
sushiyi 14ke 10 . loaf. and frost
M cerps ffostlns.
cszs made with condensed milk
On cup sugar. I esx. / tablespoon
ss'lsr sreamsd together. Dissolve .
nbasroona Of condensed milk In
n>1riJ a cup Of cold water. ~ cups
1'sF' sifh teaspoons baking pow
- baks for layer cake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

nhrinks ina,inctlyeiy also. This IL
all TO be condemned.
The mother must make her err.
Ing little one feel psnitent. Ne
cannot do 80 with HE heart full q
hafsh and bitter feelings. Her
tact and her love must call forth
from him an answering love that
will swallow up perserssnesa
Now. after you have read this,
don't conclude that II Ia simply
the axponndcd theory born of a
college woman'a Heidelberg do.
gree. have learned nothing
which | have not been able TO ap.
ply TO tho training Of my children.
| only wish I knew more. What
knoslsdge have | have eonae
Grated TO my motherhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Many Attractive Values in Silks and Dress Goods

Alsilk Satin Messalne bright and ustrous in twenty Of
the seasons popular shades also black ivory and cream
yard, Soc
Real Imported shantung Pongee in natural color only;
yard 4Sc
Domestic Pongee natural color bright and silky TWEEN
ty-lour inches wide yard, SIC
Black Taiieta Silk Of good dye and finish yard 4Sc
INDIA favored Oriental rough sk-n good assort-
men OF colos also black and ivory; inches wide yard,
Doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

ons cup sugar.. ons-haif cup but
~ ssll efeamsd togsthss with ?
~ Ia cup eornstaroh. cup
nar teaspoon baking powder
.H''c three trnsa Add part Of
.'aaf beat upiil very creamy, one
~ eu2 milk. add rest Of -four and
! iAtpa1n vanilla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Hosiery, for Csc

Women's black Seamless
Cotton Hosiery in hem-top,
ribbed-top and split sole
styles; two pairs for 25c.
Mems Seamless Hose, dur
able quality and well made, in
all-blaek. black with split
sole, tan. cadet, gray, green
and Burgundy; two pairs for
2sc.
Children's black, seamless,
handmade Hosiery, strong,
double thread black and
elastic. Extra double knee.
spliced heel and toe 2 pr. Csc.
aaasuaut a leafaom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

N cup Of sugar, ons-half cup Of
~ thfsa-fourths cup Of milk.
~. 80 q exss. Ia teaspoons Of
x poWdsr. / ~ bitter almond
y Nsnse extract about 2 cups Of
~ Hour ME- about like pound
- rather stiff, but not hard
~ For gold oaks use the same
N using vanilla for favoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Cotton Wash Goods

52-inch Zephyr Bingham, stripe or
check effect, in light or dark eolors.
Yard, lsc
30-inch Manhattan Suiting; heavy
cotton material in stripes OF tan, green,
pink or blue on white ground. Yard,
l9c.
2o-inch Batiste, closely woven, in a
good range OF light and dark colors !;
suitable for house dresses or waists.
Yard, l0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Sheets and Pillow Cases

72xo0 Bleached Sheets, OF good
weight muslin, hemmed ready for use.
with seam in center; SOC.
Slx90 Bleached Sheets, heavy thread,
linen finish, hemmed ready for use Csc.
4sx3SH Pillow Cases. same grade as
Slx90 Bleached Sheets described above;
l2Hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Printed challs in novelty floral and check designs %
inches wide yard &c.
satinsripe Chas in good range Of novelty printed pat
terms % inches wide yard, 35c
Poplar Cloth durable fabric in black ivory pink light
blue cardinal garnet brown and navy 50 inches vide;
yard 25e
Novelty Herrngbone stripe Mohair in black garnet navy.
tan aupe coaLdust French blue and gray. Thirty-sx
inches wide. 59e yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Handkerchief

Women's sheer quality,
erossbar Handkefchieis with
dainty lace edge l21le each.
Women's sheer quality,
erossbar. henisiitched Hand
kerehieis with embroidery in
one corner; 6t4c each.
Women's sheer quality,
heinsiiiched Handkerehieis
with embroidered design in
one corner one each.
Women's good quality,
silk and linen. hemsiitehed
Handkerehieis in pretty col
ored effects; l5e each.
basement snlssfoem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Floor Coverings

27xS Wilton Rugs, $50
and 500.
j6x5o Wilton Rugs. $50
aud 500.
56S65 Wilton Rugs. $3.50
and $500.
1870 Bath Rugs, 7se.
24x4s Bath Rugs, Sl.2s.
3oS60 Bath Rugs. $50.
China Mating. lse. Dc and
sc yard.
Japanese Mating. Zoe and
2Se yard.
basement salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Gems.

pnt tablespoonfll sugar. scant
n1lsspacnful butter. beaten: z eupa
for, ose-half cup milk. onc-half
~ waller. ! teaspoons cream Of
ma. ] teaspoon Of soda. I egg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Women's Knit Vests,
l5c Each, 2 for Csc

women's Jersey Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests with silky finish; low neck,
sleeveless style, in white, pink and sky.
Extra sizes, in white only. These
Vests may also be had in short sleeve
style, regular and extra sizes, in white
only. lse, or ? for 2se.
-naaament aaiearoom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

~ you locking for a lodging
go zee our business chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
EVERY CHILD, PROPERLY TRAINED, SAN
ANGEL; THERE Is NO OBSTINATE CHILD"

,,s.. uattnnWeiaar a sraduate o.
..t1'itara UniverHilNl NiethiAnNi
llsla, professor AZ llghrew Union
Cincinnati. "a chlleHr pfefoa'
toilfts .,if pfior to hef marriage,
~ -. tba mother " q large iams
- etiiirfn. ~ q VlFureua pfps
Y againsi The popular belief
ts,,-e.I,,i.s.e tralnlng uHQta Q wHnuan
Pc, ~ fhaad and lntiats that hul
~ I. Tautaulr philnlnaf az
esf,sf. ~ ~ uiterlY foreign 70
hs.is,-a has made her a better
ue,as khe gives below faf The
Het5, AZ the mothers oi seattle,
stds4s 81 ehiii uHihinHi hallVfl
nv MAS. N. surTENwEtsER,
s,,i,t, your shlld's physical assds
,ss /. ~lI be an angel There ia
:. ,ssh sslne 10 an obstinate child
=. !. my message to a'eshsrs
wAs.sser ethical 'rainins child
!. - receive must be when II Ia
s.,'esf hungry. sleepy. sick nor IA
,,xs,a These conditions perfectly
!. the ehilds lnsplned mental
a, .boua be angelic
N .ush lralnlas should be IN
-....s,ss The condition We call
...lis,ey IN young children Is
sru.st about BY the p'aF iads'
..,s o. inconsistency Of the parent
wAsa a child wishes something
= ,.nuo, possibly have, there ia
,,.hlus for Il but peremp1ofF do
- A child soon harms to be
rcssllsa to the Inevitable
n. trouble comes when the
,.,.rl i Inconsistent First. the
40 i denied the shiny. ticking
-st.h me next day he Is kisen
a save temporary annoyance.
M L BE- 10 learn what he can
- nave 10 this way Alternate
,sssslur and denial outrage his
80 q tustles lust a. II would
{ a admit Never have a pro
s..sra contest This ofluss out
~ aaabhorn" tendency. Every
an tu an Individuality xhieh
.sssla b. respected. lie has bis
swu Tendencies. fAueiea and
aprsrss. and when the mother
~ d replace them with hers. II
/ he Who Il obstinate
Il b. prefers 10 take his sheep
q mile slockins to bed with him.
Isstssa d his teddy bear. why not
h him.
rhs child r,sst have q reason
y, ssosnt u liberty and scope
3 vsss he snsrpy. " there are
- skinss IN . room tina, he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18

Tamboured rufflcd Swiss
Muslin, ~ inches wide, good
quality, with full ruffles, for
bedroom curtains; ACC yard.
Tamboured ruffled Swiss
Muslin. 80 inches wide. full
ruifle, good quality; SOC
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Children's Coat
Sweaters, ACC

Children's Coat Sweaters OF soft yarn
in plain gray. white or red, or in white
with red. pink or blue trimming; fast
ened in iron, with pearl buttons. Sizes,
! to 6 years price, 4oc.
basement saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
inexpensive Curtain Materials

Plain Serim, 10 inches
wide, even, square mesh. in
white, ivory or ecru. Suit
able for curtains, table COW
ers and dresser covers; very
good for drawn-work. lse
yard.
-Basement salosroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
Values in SeasOnable MILNE

New Mushroom Sailors in black, white OF
burnt, large assortment; 81 Is, Sl4S and Sl9s.
Fancy agrclte effects in black 35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-18
SAMPLE FABRIC GLOVES, Csc Pr.
NOTIONS IN GOOD VARIETY

]. ]. Clark's Spool Cotton, 200
yards, white or black; 3 for l0c.
Clarks Spool SILK. black or
oolors, 100 yards; &c.
Washable Netcoyered Collar
Foundations; DC.
Fit.Form Hose Supporters,
large pad and four heavy straps;
25c.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
GOV. JOHNSON
MAY RECOVER
|MinnesOta's Chief Executive Very
Low After Operation

ROCHESTER,. Mimi. Sept. H.
Governor John A. Johnson. of Mime
sofa. who was operated upon in this
city yesterday at st. Mary's hospital
by Drs. w. ]. Mayo and E. Starr
Judd. is in a critical condition and
there is some doubt Of his recovery.
A bulletin was issued this afternoon
stating that he was very weak and
that his pulse was very Irregular and
his temperature above normal.
Mrs. Jornson is in the city await.
Ing hourly for good news. but It il
not very hopeful for her husband. She
is the guest of her very .intimat,
friend, Miss Marguerite Sullivan. and
is allowed to see Mr.. Johnson but
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
NAME THE GIRL
OF YOUR CHOICE
Contest for Piano to Be Given
by Catholic Ladies
Now On.

The elegant Ludwig piano, which
is to be given away to the most pop
ular lady in the city Of Occur d.Alene
in a voting contest which will be beld
by the ladies Of st. Thomas Catholic
church at their annual bazaar. which
win be held the forepart of October
for a week. probably from the nth
to the 18th. is nov on exhibition in
the large display window Of the Occur
d'Alene Furniture company and II
being admired by ali who see It,
The value Of the instrument Is
S375 and the winner may well feel
proud OF becoming It's possessor. The
conditions are that each OF the con-
testants is to get as many votes as
possible at 10 cents each. and the
one having the greatest number At
the close Of the fair win hold claim
to the beautiful Ludwig
Three names are thus far men,
toned and selected as contestants,
and they are those WhO In all prOba-
bility win make an excellent cam
tpaign. and tAelr friends are very
eager that they start At the begin
ming and get as many as possible a
the start They are the Misses Edith
Wells. Jessie Mcdonald and GrendO
lire GunteF. The field Is open fOi
any and All ladies Of the city. mar
Red or single. OF any denomination
81 aationAiity. Let All get busy ans
make the contest one OF interest
Hand in the names ot any friend o.
relative that you desire TO enter tn
contest either to Father Purcell o.
to the Evening Press once and fhsl
viii be recorded.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17

three times a day. The governor has
many warm personal friends who are
Just waiting from hour to hour for
the news of his being better. and the
city is il state OF quietness on ac-
count of the condition of the states
executive.
The operation was performed for
adhesion in the abdomen and slight
hernia, caused by a previous opera
ton for appendicitis.
Secretary day received a telephone
report this afternoon from DR.. VIII
liam Mayo, who said that he found
chronic obstruction Of the bowels
and an abscess. These were removed.
Mr.. Day said that DR.. Mayo told him
that the operation was serious, but he
personally believed that the governo:
would come out all right.
Mrs. Johnson came from the gov
ernor's room at 3:sO p. m. and said
her husband was resting easily. She
said he was weak from the-shOck Of
the operation. but she confidently
hoped for his speedy recovery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
MARRIES THE
WRONG GIRL
Minnesota Nan Woos Girl By
Nail and UnknOwingly
WEEDS Her Sister.

AUSTIN. Nina. Sept Frank
coIburn. living near here. Was
granted an absolute divorce today
from his wife by Judge Nathan
Kingsley. Of the district court. hav-
ing soand TIA. asssrwooIsg 81. Past
girl BY mail he nnknOwinEly welded
her sister. Who substituted her sis
IeF's place.
Four years ago colburn. . farmer.
began 10 evtnee a natural fondRess
for a mate. Certain matrimonial
ageneies were certain 70 hear of u.
aud one In Minneapolis asnt hsm the
name OF GertIe Gardner. Of 81. Paul.
S'ho wanted a husband
Gertie seat her picture and prom.
issd upon due statement to be bis
bride. 80 COlbuFn came to ST. Paul.
ColbuFn got married all right
but not 10 Gertie. He looked over
his wife some days after and noticed
vast difference between the article
he had secured and the article adj
vertised. lie confronted his wife
with the photograph. why. Of course.
her name waSn't GeTtie-heF mans
was Maud. She was an elder sister
" 0ertie.
cOlburn had steadied himself TO
meet q weaker blow. Some years
afteFward. however. be and Mrs.
Frank colburn. Who was Maud L.
Gardner. separated. she living on \
Nearby farm.
Last spftng colbarn brought suit
for an absolute divorce. The victim
Of the matrimonial open switch told
the cold. bare facts Of the sabssita-
lion and Clerk OF Court Larsen en-
tered up the divorce agalns, Maud
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
TO DELIVER COOS
TnEs 10 \. P. ny. Co


NJ. ID. Wright Seizures Ccmfrmet 90 Be
Filled Within Eight SGOnfhs.
II. d. Wright. OF this city. has se-
cured the contract for 500. 600 ties
for the Northern Pacific railroad. 10
be delivered wifhIn the next eigh;
months, the largest tie contract that
has even been awarded By any ain
gle corporation In this vicinity. ac-
eordIng to . statement made BY Mr..
Wright, and he says he can fnlfIl the
contract within the time limit
The large mill he has in course Of
construction At Hayden Lake i
nearly completed and win be in fuT
operation By October HE win then
stop saving logs at Hayden Lake and
the mill will then be used for the
purpose OF cutting ties. The two
mills combined will cut about s.0o0
ties daily.
The securing Of this contract will
be great boom 10 the city. as II will
mean the employment OF 500 men
with steady work for the next eight
months. making pay roll OF nearly
$40, GOO. to say nothing OF the large
sums which viii be paid out for sup
plies. Not only il the tie industry 2
great thing for the city In the way OF
keeping a large number OF men EN-
ployed during the winter. when the
two sawmills will close down for
their annual repairs. but 1t will also
be a boon to the farmers by supply
ing them with a good market for
their hay and grain. Some idea Of
what this amounts TO can be gathered
from the fact that Mr.. Wright has
just purchased 200 tons Of hay from
one OF the local farmers. and 1t was
delivered yesterday and stored In the
Wright skating rink. Mr.. Wright
also closed a contract for the sale OF
10000 cords Of tie slab wood. the
latter being sold to the Washington
Brick. Lime & Tile company and
brought 80 per cord on the cars III
this city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
-. RS2&-
Il 6tnrtH ami n
n Athletics g X

Yes, we have two bowling alleys In
town. Hye Bros. nave one on sher-
man street and H. Z. Richardson has
another down on the dock on Front
street. Both u them have had their
alleys put into good shape and are
ready for business. We understand
that Mr.. Richardson, Of the dock
bowling alley. is going TO give away
q IS box Of cigars to the person max
ing the best record. commencing
Monday next The competition Is
open to ali and viii last q whole
week. the prize being awarded to the
person making the best record for the
week. Mr.. Richardson owns three al
leys and several pool tables. so II you
are not a bowler you are probably q
pool player. Whatever You are he
will be glad to see you there. When
You have q few minutes to spare so
to one Of the alleys and get a little
exercise and get that sleepy look. on
yOut AaSS' = lev games VI OONhn6
viii make you look like another man.
Seeing Is believing. and II you have
never played the game so and take
roll at the balls. anyway, and watch
the effect. 1t will be like a dose OF
medicine to you. Now that the lons
evenings are coming on It might be
well to get a good. strong team to
gether or men from both alleys and
map ont a good winters campaign
II we want to boost this city let us
see II the cannot make a name fol-
ourselves as bowlers. We have good
football and basket ball teams. but
what about bowIIng2
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Members Of the Rebekah lodge 70
the number OF 80 enjoyed a launch
ride and general good time recently
when they went to the home OF Mrs
II. w. Chandler at Black Rock as
guests OF johnson Bros. The time
was happily spent and Mrs. Chandler
proved herself 20 be royal enter
tainer. A table IS feet long was
loaded with good things to eat and
the guests did ample justice TO the
occasion. Those in the party were
Mrs. Mary Dollar. Mrs, c. 4. Preston
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. EdmistOn. Mrs
A. w. wager. Mrs. ]. N. Perry. Mrs
G. W. LayEette. Miss Annie Bell, Mrs
G. w. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roper
Mrs. Marley Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. p
H. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perraad
Mrs. Mary williams. Mr.. Fred John
son. Mr.. Edward johnson. Mrs. l. "
Chandler. Mrs. Eva Marshall. Mrs
Amelia Thomson. Mrs. Alien Reddy
Mrs ]. H. Carter. Mrs. J. F. Smith
Mrs. H. +. SmIth. Mrs Charles vii
iiams. Mrs. L. Merriam. Mrs. J. H
Kay. Mr. Arthur Simpson. Miss Min
ME Hedal. Mr.. J. +. Ransbury an
Mr.. II. n. Hudson.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
TROUBLE ON @.
R. & N. RAILWAY
Big Strike of MaChinists Is Pend
ing in the Northwest

LA GRANGE. Ore. Sept. I7.-De-
spite the denials Of the officials OF
the o. r. 4 y. railway. there is =
rumor afioat Of a big strike Of ma
chinists impending in the northwest.
Union officials will not discuss
whether the railroad oHieials viii
consider the demand for a higher
scale, but that there is evidence sup
pressed Is indicated by the excite
ment in the shops. The demand Eill
undoubtedly be made, and II Is be-
lieved that the railway company will
meet the strikers hall way. As jet
there has not been very much said
on either side. but II Is believed that
there will be some Developments
within the next "a hours.
The railroad officials believe that
the men are asking too much and
say that the difIeulty win have to b
settled without . raise In scale. bul
believe that this can be done. WhilS
the employees say that II the demand
Is made 1t must be considered and
accepted. II is hoped that an agree
ment may be arrived al before tn
men are called out.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-17
RUN DOWN AND
KILL WOMAN
eedmon Bros. Charged With
involuntary MansIaughteP
by Grand Jury.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. IAN
Indictment was returned this after
Don against Hal Redman and Frank
B. Redman, charging them with in
Voluntary mansIaughter by having
sun down and killed Mrs. al. A. Real
the Linton road. The grand jury
Dund the above according to the in
Drmation coming from the district
|ttorney's Office The attorney for
ne accused is now trying hard To
aise IS, 900 bail each for his clients.
hey have already been arraigned on
he charge of murder in the second
egree. The accused are two of the
8ercest citizens In this section and
heir guilt seems already established.