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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
BIoGRAPHICAL CALENDAR.

Baron Henry Frederick Charles
Won Stein, often called the father
OF united Germany. and one OF the
greatest reformers In German his-
tory, was born in Prussia 162 years
ago. lie died in westphalia in 1891,
after q long and useful life.
Baron Won Stein was one OF the
striking figures IL Prussia during
the latter part OF Frederick the
Greats reign. and while the star Of
Napoleon Bonaparte fortune arose
aud set.
He was a man OF modern progress
aive thought. and when he was made
prime minister BY Frederick william
I'll. he effected some splendid re-
forms One OF these was the right
conferred on the peasant and small
farmers 10 acquire and hold landed
property; another was the permits
sion to mobiles to engage in active
business OF commerce and manufac-
tire without any loss OF dignity or
prestige.
Persons owning land we're allowed
to divide Il and BY will give II to
whomaoeyor they pleased; the hest
act Of all accomplished was the abb
sOlute abolition OF slavery OF every
sort.
Baron Stein believed frmly and
hopefully In the unity Of Germany.
lie saw the only future for the faith
orland with Austria and France a.
boundary lines. and all the petty
states and Prussia merged into one
magnificent country. He also bellev-
"a that the German statea would
some day conquer France. AZ
statesman his faith was Justified.
and Prussia's victory over her old
enemy resulted In tho unlncation OF
Germany.
Fearing for his personal safety at
Prague, at tho hands OF Napoleon,
Stein made his escape to Russia.
where he spent some time under the
patronage Of csar Alexander.
After the peace Of 1915 the baron
weut quietly back to his estates In
WeStphalia, where ne enjoyed the
simple pleasures Of a country gentle
man.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
AND
CHAMPAGNE HEAD
THE CAPITAL NEWS HAS Dis
COVERED WHAT WAS THE
MATTER.
What WIN solons Do without Kerl
and Paul?

The people OF the state who have
wondered what was the matter with
the Terrible Tenth" session OF the
legislature which was in session here
last winter, need wonder no longer.
The charges Of speaker Paul clag-
stone relative to transactions in
rooms 80 and ~ Of the Idanha hotel
have been made. But in those
charges II was stated that those
rooms were only kept open for the
purpose Of catching "unwary" mem
boss OF that body.
Hon. Thomas T. Kerl. member
from Kootenai county. however, has
now come 10 the rescue and has
supplied the wanting testimony and
he alleges that the "unwary" were
actually caught The Hon. Paul me-
elected 10 say as much.
The Hon, Tom in a letter publish
ed over his signature In the Occur
d'Alene Press. furnishes this infor-
nation and tells what was the trou-
bic with the entire body. He says:
Some OF the saloons and brewer
ies OF the state saw dit to provide
free liquor for such members OF the
legislature as chose to make good
fellows Of themselves. A member
with a champagne head on was not
particularly rapid worker on
committee"
The Hon. Thos. T. was telling how
ditiicult Il was to get work done in
the Terrible Tenth. II Is easy now
to see why--to many OF them had "a
champagne head oni"
And. oh, the morning after!
But Il was the people that had to
endure that morning after" which
has lasted now for ten months and
will have to last for a twelve months
longer.
Thomas T. realizes this fact, but
he has hope to ofTer and makes
suggestion. We must elect ARE
water proof members OF the coming
eleventh session. He says:
Ada county having gone wet II
would seem that the best thing Tar
the people 10 do would be to elect
iirewater proof members to the next
legislature" But IL these condi-
lions existed with Paul and Tom at
the helm, what hope Is there II
neither Is found in the next legisla-
tnre2--Capital News.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
CAnINET rn RRaIGN.

CHRISTIAN. dec. i0.--At the
meeting Of the cabinet tomorrow. n
e expected that Prime Minister
knudssn win formally announce the
RESIGNATION OF himself aud colleagues
70 become effective when the stortA.
Ing eoayenes next month. Returns
IRON the recent elections 10 the
storthins show that IS Of the right
and liberal parties, which Identified
themselves with each other In the
elections. ~ Of the left 1.-THE pres
ent government partyl. III social
isss. and two Independents have been
elected. The previous atorthlng
was composed of SO OF the sovera.
ment tleft) party. 81 Of the right
and liberal parties aud ten social
lists,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
TAKR IT IN TIME.

Just As Scores Of Occur TAlene PEG.
pie Have.
Waiting doesn't pay,
II you neglect the aching back,
Urinary troubles. diabetes, surely
follow.
DOan's Kidney Pulls relieve back.
ache.
Cure every kidney IN.
Many people in this locality recon-
mend Deans kidney Pills.
Here's one case:
Mrs. F. D. HaInss. 1914 e. River
side avenue. Spokane. Wash, says,
Il suffered for many years from a
weak and lame back. did not know
what caused the trouble. but when a
friend advised me to try Deans Kid
Rey Pills. I procured q box. they
proved successful In every respect
Ny kidneys we're restored to their
normal condition and the pains ana
aches left my hack. I am glad to
give Doan's kidney Pills my lndorse-
ment. as know them to Be = reliable
remedy for the kidneys"
For sale BY all dealers, Price 50
cents. FOstsr-MilAarn Co. BuualO,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Deans ana
take no ether.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Instruments filed for record In
Kootenai county. Idaho. December
s. 1909, Furnished BY the Panhan-
die Abstract company.
Henry Hever to Geo. u. stowe,
lot II. block Is, Reid's add. to Occur
d'Alene. 81.
John II. Sellers to Marcus C.
Smith. " liz NV Ia; g Ia sw Ia,
Sec. 24-42-a W., 1890.
Fred Hahn to F, N, Hatfield. 8 1-2
OF n la OF l-2 OF NV IA OF sw Ia
and i-2 Of l-2 OF NV Ia OF sw
Ia and Ew Ia OF sw Ia. Sec 10
S2-4 W.. $40.
Clement D, King ct al. to Austin
corbln I'd, all block 20. town OF
Occur d'Alene, 81.
Hans A. Anderson 10 A, w. schott,
part v he se Ia See. l2-5O-4 w,
81. :
Helen Dugan to Albert J. Dugan.
lots Z, 8, block "a; lots s. s. block
To- Taylor'a add. TO Occur d'Alene,
81.
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to
John q. Thomas. sw Ia sec. as
S2-s W. S940.
Joan O. Thomas to Loren Gorsueh
sw Ia Sec. sS-52-s W.. S25OO,
g. MaFies LAnd Co. to Martin N.
Kragstad. tract 81. Riverside. Se7s.
y, ". Hatfleld TO Fred Hahn. : l-2
sv Ia sw i.a Sec. 1O-s2.4 w. S40O
Maggte Scri6ner to American Trust
Co. lots 4, 5. s. block 2. Sims add.
s10O.
Berry, Aayhood to Harley II. Hud-
son. ne Ia ne Ia Sec. S-4s-S w.
sso0.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10
NEW UNIVERSAL LANOUACF.

NEW UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.
GENEVA. Dec. ia convention
of the disciples Of lido, the newes,
universal language. was opened In
Geneva today. STUDY Of the new
tongue Il now largely confined to
Switzerland. but Il 10 expected to
spread rapidly over Europe and
America. II Is alleged By It's adher-
ents that Il Is easter to learn and
more cosmopolitan % its eonstr0e-
tion than Esperanto. Professor Bou-
bier o. the Geneva university, has
delivered lectures on lido" 10 crowd
ed audiences OF late here. and has
stated that Il could BE- learned In a
dozen lessons Il seriously studied
During this winter free classes IN
lido" wlll be given twice a week
At the university.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10

The local option law OF this state
Il 70 be tested BY a supreme court
decision and u that decision Is In
favor OF the constitutlonAllty Of the
Law Il Ia to be taken into the federal
court on several alleged grounds OF
anconstltutionalIty and Interference
with interstate commerce. The ques-
tion may as well 90 fought out nov
as later because II involves many
points Of more than state interest.
especially in the prov 'sion DEAN
Ing the rights Of persons from other
states to solicit interstate business
and in permitting manufacturers In
dry territory 10 sell their product
In wet territory. while the whole.
saler Il denied the same privilege
There are other points involved IN
the case.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10

A Spokane attorney compared
oarlsy Flynn. an I. W. w. awItator.
with Abraham lincoln A. a martyr
% the cause Of liberty. His might
be very properly termed a rubber
Imagination.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-10

The Journal says that the rain.
storm yesterday made fair slelRhing
around town" which IL one Of ave
local news items that actually ap.
peaFed In the same Issue Of the sheet
IN addition 10 the boiler plate mat.
Ter, such trenuous newspaper work
is enough 70 cause nervous prostra.
sion, or general debility.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
CIVIC BODY DENIED
USE OF FIREARMS
Court Sustains Action of Police
Commissioners

The petition of the United states prOr-
tective association. which claims u y.
a humane society. to compel the ooaru
Of police commissioners to issue 10 tue
associations 200 and odd members per
mits TO carry firearms was knocked ou'
bv Judge Murasky yesterday. the cour'
sustaining a demurrer to the pehuon
interposed by the district attorney
Frank SchiIling, the lawyer VINO or
ganized the association. contended tna, @
its members were peace omcers alu
that they should carry guns III s. o.uS.
that such force as was necessary MI y NJ NJ
be used in preventing the perpetratlonn onn =
of acts of cruelty upon children anu
dumb animals. The courts opinion
read: .. :,
The statute, it seems to me, gIants
discretion to the police commissioner
of cities of the first class, IN lne . eXsI,
else of which they may give OF IetuSS
TO the member OF any society orsanl3zeu s3sI =
under the act the privilege or carrylns
yveapons. There is nothing In the ian--
guage of the section to Indicate tha'
There is imposed upon the comnllssio,h ,
ers only a ministerial duty; but, on tne e
contrary the object seems 10 De 10 Nes'
in them discretionary power
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
REAL EUROPEAN BARON A
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER
Comes to Adjust European VAL
ues for Local Firm

The alley of the custom house brok-
ers had an injection of new life ana
the beginning of intimate association
with European aristocracy when Baron
Christian Otto Madvig of Denmark, via
Washington, d. c., and other places,
yesterday made his appearance on the
floor for c. d. Bunker & Co. Baron
Madvig did not take a very active part
in the business transacted by the firm
during his first day, devoting most or
his time to meeting his, future asso-
ciates and smoking a pipe that looked
decidedly European
Baron Madvig is an expert on for
eign valuations, and Will be associated
with the Bunker firm in their foreign
business. During the time the Payne
tariff bill has been under construction,
including upward and downward re-
vision, Baron Madvig has been IN
Washington studying the new schedule.
While there, Joseph Bley, member
of the firm of c. d. Bunker d Co.. and
who was at the capital representing
large western interests, met Baron
Madvig and prevailed on him to come
TO San Francisco and enter the employ
of his firm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

you could ascend and descend
your stairs without acrobatics.
So, if motor could only pro-
duce power all the time. it
wouldn't be necessary to resort
TO fywheel acrobatics.
And since your acrobatics do
not replace the missing steps, SO
neither do fiywheel acrobatics
replace the missing power.
One-cylinder motors produce
power one-fifth the time.
Four-cylinder motors produce
power four-fifths the time.
Six-cylinder motors produce
power six-fifths the time.
That is, in the Six, power in
each cylinder always overlaps
power in each preceding cylinder
one-fifth the time.
The result is Continuous
Power.
The Six produces more than
enough power to fill the gap.
So, there is never an instant
of mo power" in the Six.
And there is never jerk in
the Six, because there is no gap.
See the Power Diagram.
Note the four-cylinder gaps of
No Power. (Marked idle
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
SCAN CARD PUZZLE
Subordinates of Treasury De-
partment Wonder If AK Is
Ready for Their Heads
Invitation to Tell Tales Limited
by Executive Order Against
Making Complaints

The subordinate employees in the
treasury department who were invited
on a card covered with questions to
tell Uncle Sam what they thought of
their superiors and what Improvements
they could suggest for the betterment
of their own condition are not enjoy
ing the golden opportunity as much as
they expected. The story OF the receipt
of the invitation TO tell tales out OF
school has been told in The Call. There
is another side~to it, 1t was question
16 on the card that raised the hopes or
the underlings that champion had
arisen in Washington to right their
wrongs and bring their hopes to frui-
tion II is question IA that has dtmmed
the light of hope and dried the ink in
the ready pen.
ASKED TO STATE TROUBLES
Question 16 reads: Employees will
state briefly any facts regarding his
or her efficiency and conditions of work
which it is desired to bring TO the no.
tice of the department.
This is the question that has been
construed as an invitat tion for employees
to tell their troubles TO Washington
and those in authority are wondering
how far advantage will be taken of
the unusual opportunity, Only Wash
ington is in a position to relieve their
suspense. as the employees are ordered
to fill out their cards and placed them
in sealed envelopes before returning
them to their superior.
The first thought on reading ques-
ttion Is was:
Here's where 1 make a strike for
more pay or better job
Followed by:
This is my chance to get even with
Billy Hamilton. If it hadn't been for
him I'd a got all them alligator pears
Now watch me-
Or
Look out, Mr. Sweeney, I'm here
with my little hammer"
| Or
| This is where Ralston gets his"
! sUBORDINATEs IN TROUBLE
At this stage perhaps question IA
catches the dreamer's eye and the sky
grows dark. Question IA reads:
Are you familiar with the conditions
! of executive order January 20. 1862
This order, written in the emphatic
| lstyle for which that famous hunter
| the associate editor of the Outlook, is
| famous, fcrbids federal employees ask
/ ing favors except through their imme-
diate superiors upon pain of instant
dismissal
| The subordinate employees are in a
! Guandary as to whether question Is is
! an expression of a genuine desire for
| information or an invitation to step ur
and allow Secretary MacNeagh TO knock
/ off their heads with question a. And
! those in high places are standing pat
and saying nothing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
WINT0N SIX

Note the continuous. unbroken
power stream of the Six.
Because it has a stream of
Continuous Power, without ever a
jerk, the Six is the smoothest,
sweetest running motor in the
world.
Continuous Power saves tires
and repair bills. Twenty Winton
Skies travelled 1s4,190 miles
(more than seven times around
the earth) on total repair ex-
penses of S142.43.
That averages Y cents per
1000 miles.
What was your average, Mr..
Owner, on ierky power?
Continuous Power does more
work than jerky power. That's
why the Six motor will drive it's
car on high gear at a motor
speed so Slow that. If attempted
on four, the motor would stall.
And since the Six motor will
do this, it follows that the high
motor-speeds represent reserve
power.
1t is this reserve power that
makes the Six the best hill
climber there is.
Ability to run on high gear
at extremely slow motor-speed
reduces the necessity of gear
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
C. Hawkins White
the wheel of the 20 horsepower White gasoline

dents to the drivers of the two other
cars We're caused. l think, by the phys
they having driven in most of the races
for three days, and were simply not
able to stand the strain of a 300 mile
race on the last day
a Hugh Ward of Fresno has had
and driven. AZ makes of automobiles
and boasts of being
Long Record one of the oldest
---+in in California. His
favorite car is an
air cooled Franklin, states Manager
McLain of the Franklin local branch.
Opponents of air cooling have
claimed that it would net be efficient in
high temperatures like that of the San
Joaquin valley. but Ward has a Frank
lin of 1905 model and of this he says:
Il have driven her over 90, 900 miles
and she is good for another. l can
drive it harder and faster over rough
and l have had and driven AZ different
ma keS.
L am the oldest driver in the state
yet have the first or one of the first
state. l have had it IL years. The eli
mate here averages about 100 degrees
sometimes as hot Is 116 degrees"
A stupenduous business is reported
by the Hudson Motor Car company
Detroits n W e S
Big Demand dutoliVoSe manu-
for HudsOns ldct ~ III : coHceFf
:. ,. ;. of this year The
Hudson is the com
pany whose ears have caused a sensa-
ton along automobile rows ali over the
country.
showed under says Sales Mana gel
Z. c. Morse. We are doing our best
to increase our output for the Hudson
Twenty this year. At least 5000 cars
will be manufactured and delivered BE-
fore March ], but this number will fal
far short of meeting the great demand
which exists.
The first 1910 Wintons arrived il
the city late last night, and 5 they
came up from tn,
7 Nc,v xyi,tons freight sheds they
arr;yc made quite an i'm
- preston along au-
tomobile row.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
WANDER TWO DAYS AND
NIGHTS IN DARK HOLLOW
County Auditor and Attorney
Lost on Mountains
- D:..oIrb 10 The Cal T

Especial Dispatch 10 The CHAl ,,.o.
roIITsA. Aug. s1.--County Aaal1oFF oF
r. sutton is confined 20 nlS Tg,IIows pSc s., -
Attorney Harmon Aloery - as re-
Just re tn ps,,e lost in dark hollow on
suit sum u ,,,o,rnfain. For two days anu
snow .ie two wandered about. unable
nIss,s ssnd The trail. They had no 1000
other than the fish they ea1snti n1,.nss 1ne
were s1a so,,rS bv a searching party
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

At $4,000 the AS horse
power Winton Six for 1910
represents the absolute lin
it of motor car value. You
have only to see the car to
realize this fact for your
self. Telephone for a dem
onstration at your home OF
office. or see the car at our
branch house.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

shifting in traffic and on hills.
That means Flexibility.
: Flexibility means that the motor
is economical. Everybody knows
the economy of continuous useNof
highgear, and the wastefulness OF
low gears.
Continuous Power enables a car
to pick up and get away faster
than is possible with jerky power
The Six gets through crowded
traffic at a great saving of time
and patience.
Mark this THE Six is the only
gasoline motor car that has Con-
tinnOus Power.
No motor car can have con-
tinuous power unless 1t has Six
Cylinders.
Continuous Power and Six CYL
inders are iHseparable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

placement, and will be over a distance
of 200 miles. The third event will
less displacement This will be for
a distance of $50 miles. According to
the plans at yesterdays meeting all
three races viii be run at the same
time.
The adding of a free for all race
was the result Of a suggestion of L. p.
Lowe, chairman of the race commit
tee OF the club. 1t is expected by
making one event free for all that
several of the professional drivers in
the east will bring their specially
built racing cars to the coast for this
race. 1t was definitely decided by the
officers of the race TO give away s10.
000 in cash and prizes to the winning
cars and drivers in these three events
Besides this amount the citizens of
Oakland volunteered to give an Oak
land cup for the winner of the free
for all This cup will be known as
the Oakland Portola cup and will be
valued at $4,000
All Of the subcommittee reported
having met with a great deal of en-
coura cement from motorists on both
sides of the bay, in the efforts to pro
mote the interest in the coming race.
The Oakland supervisors reported at
the meeting that the towns of Harvard
and San Leandro would erect bridges
across the course for the convenience
of the public
Commenting on the reports sent ou-
regarding the dangerous condition of
the n d ia polls
Experts on @ III o ! speeoWag' >
Track Races William P i < n MS; 5;
Buick team. and
one of the best posted men in the
country on automobile tracks, says:
4 do not believe it is fair to lay the
blame for accidents during the Indian
apolis races to the condition of the
course. Since the inception of the
sport accidents have happened in auto
mobile races on all sorts of tracks.
good and bad and will continue to
happen so long as cars are sent at high
speed.
In my opinion. the accident to Bour-
que could not be attributed to the con-
dition of the track. for at the place
where his car left the track and turned
over the course was in perfect condi-
tion and a straightaway The acci-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

So, you see, six-cylinders are
not a fad, nor just a way TO get
more power. Six cylinders rem
edy fundamental faults of all
previous types.
And because that is true, the
Winton Company is now in it's
third year of exclusive SIx-Cylin-
der manufacture.
1t is a matter of conscience with
rs. We could not conscientiously
make an outclassed type of car.
These advantages of the Six
over all other types ought to ap-
ply to all Skies. Because the diff
ferences are fundamental and
reach back to basic principles.
But since some makers. who are
now producing Skies, continue TO
make old-style types also, we can
only conclude that their Skies
have not convinced then-the
makers.
And If maker isn't himself
convinced by his own product. he
is ill-equipped to try to convince
you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

Furthermore, there are
numerous exclusive advsl.e-
ages in owning a WINTUN
SIX.
The Winton Six moto.
starts from the seat wlth-
out cranking. This fsLt-
ure, not found on any 1th-
er car OF any other mske. Is
a feature worth the rrsca
of ones self-respect.
The same pressure that
cranks the motor also 81
tlates your tires.
The W1ntOn SIX motor Ncr
1910 is identically the same
motor we used for 1909.
1t needed no Improvement.
The winton Six motor is
completely housed-not a
single working part ex-
posed to dust and dirt. No
wonder Winton Six motors
seem to run forever with
out trouble.
The 1910 WintOn Six buy
er gets four forward speeds,
a large-diameter multiple
disc clutch. the best car
buretor we have ever seen,
dual ignition. a superb,
roomy body. suspended low
on semi-elliptical springs,
124-inch wheel base (four
inches more than last year,,
and an inswept frame, al
lowing short turning radius.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

For every four-cylinder motor
produces power only four-fifths
of the time and has to jump the
one-fifth gap before it begins
producing power again.
And it makes absolutely no
difference how fast the motor
turns over or how many fywheels
it has.
If all the steps were replaced,