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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
CONTROVERSY
| CREATES FRICTION
Members of Experimental Sta.
ton Staff Oppose Board
of Regents.

MOSCOW, Idaho, June 10.-While
there is much speculation over the
outcome of the request of Professor
Mirman T. French for permission to
withdraw his resignation as director
Of the agricultural college, which was
called for at meeting of the regents
six weeks ago, it Is evident that the
matter will be regarded as a closed
Incident by the regents.
The controversy has created much
dissension among the members of the
faculty and most of the members of
the experimental station stan remain
loyal to their former chief, Professor
French. What is known as the coun-
Bin of the agricultural college has
passed resolutions resenting the
regents' charge Of incompetency
against Professor French, expressing
an attitude of defiance toward Presi-
dent MacLean of the university and
Dean Elliott, who was made acting
director of the experimental station
when Professor French resigned.
they suggest wrongful use of the
Morrill, and Hatch government funds
by President MacLean and the re-
gents.
So far the regents have not dis
plOsed what their action will be rel
tive to those members of the facul-
~ Members of the station stan go
% far as to challenge the accounts.
g disclosed in the bursar's office,
gainst the government funds rela-
i've to the costs of certain apparatus.
Notwithstanding, it is said, that these
gOuchers are OK'd by the former di-
rector, Professor French.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10

Spokane. Mr.. JAMES Edmunds was
scheduled to deliver an address on
Sunday School Work. but the con-
vention had voted to take an excur-
sion to Hayden Lake aud this portion
of the program was abandoned so as
to take the excursion. About so del
egates went Oh the excursion.
This evening at the church Rev.
W. Il. Powell viii make report on
Evangelism, and following Il Rev. C..
Ross Baker. OF Spokane will deliver
a sermon. The sermon viii be espec-
tally for men.
The convention has empowered
the association to elect three dele
gates for the Northern Baptist con
vention which will be in session In
Portland from June % TO July 2.
The session closes this evening.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
DOCTORS APPROVE
MARRIAGE STATUTE
Physicians IndoFse New Law Which
Goes Into Effect Today.

ARShACAAHS Auuorbe new law MnRcn
Goes Into Effect Today.
SPOKANE. Wash. June 1O.-Gen-
eral approval is expressed by physie-
ians OF Spokane OF the new marriage
laws which go into effect today for
bidding the issuance OF marriage H.
censes to persons suffering from tu-
berculosis in advanced stages or from
several other contagious diseases, TO
habitual criminals and drunkards.
The benefit derived from eliminat-
ing the transmission of criminal tend
encles is regarded as being as impor-
tant as the immediate suppression of
disease. To secure a marriage IL
cense the applicant must file an affi-
davit from a disinterested person
that he is not a habItual criminal or
addicted to drinking intoxicating IL
quors.
1T Is a fine thing" said Or. c. J..
AhNhAA5' nv ohG AhOWAAAH AHt hat IA
done to innocent women as do mem
bers of the medical profession would
object to any such exercise of the
police powers OF the state"
1T is a good law II carried out to
the letter" said Dr. p. d. McCor-
mack. 1T is particularly good in It's
provision regarding pulmonary tub
erculosis. Tubercular people should
never marry Such a provision as
this, If made universal. would do
more than anything else eventually
TO stamp out the white plague"
The hereditary benefit in forbid
ding criminals to marry Is Of inesti-
mable value" said DR.. r. p. Wltter.
There is no question of the trans
mission OF criminal tendencies by
heredlty, and the new Law, II II can
be strictly enforced in that regard,
will prevent criminals leaving child
rem to continue their life"
The bill was drafted By the legi-
lators in Olympia and was introduced
In the house by Representative Les
ter r. Edge Of Spokane.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
TO MAKE IT'S OWN
FREIGHT RATES
C., NJ. y p. S. Independent in West
ern Freight Struggle.


CHICAGO, June 1O.-Some inter-
esting possibilities of competition for
the Hill and Hartman railroads in
the struggle for transcontinental
traffic are suggested by a decision
reached here by the traffic and ex-
ecutiye officers of the Chicago. Mil
waukee & Puget Sound railroad, the
newly completed Pacific Coast extern
sion of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, TO maintain an independ-
ent attitude in regard to the making
of rates to the west.
Ever since the construction of the
line was started 1t has been predict
ed in railroad circles that the road
would become a rate-making factor
to be reckoned with. This was borne
out today, when it was officially an
nounced that the Puget Sound. for
the present at least, will not become
member of the transcontinental
freight bureau. the traffic organiza-
ton by which the western roads
make and maintain freight rates,
but will make and publish It's own
rates so as TO be free to change them
as 1t sees fit, or as conditions may
demand. observing only the statu-
tory requirements of 80 days notice
10 the interstate commerce commits
sion instead OF submitting a proposed
rate to a conference with the rep
resentatives OF other lines.
This determination was made
known by f. s. Kelley, vice presi-
dent, who explained that while the
road had no intention of becoming =
rate disturber. and had started out
By adopting the same rates as those
maintained by the other carriers. II
was necessary for a new road with a
territory to be developed, to be able
to make rates suitable to its peculiar
conditions and to be able TO change
tUEEH MAln0uA tut AhnN~SN~-+s
of conferences and the protraeted ma
chinery OF a traffic association.
One OF the most important eonsid-
erations which Influenced the decis-
ion of the ST. Paul trafic officers In
their determination to maintain an
independent rate position was that
the road proposes to make some eK-
;remeIy low rates on oriental export
business.
In order TO carry out its plans the
C.. N. & 81. p. is having built In Jap
an six large freight-carrying vessels
the first OF which is expected TO ar
rive at Seattle ready to take back =
cargo about August /. This will be
known as the Tacoma Maru. The
second of the fleet. the Seattle Maru.
will arrive shortly afterward.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
DIVORCE AND DAMAGE
CASES N COURT TODAY
One Taken Under Amusement and
the Other Being Heard.

Ole AaAen Under Amusement and
the Other being Heard.
Testimony In the divorce case OF
James Bottger against Fredrecha
Bottger was heard IN the district
court by Judge Dunn this forenoon
The plaintiff alleges as 3 ground for
the dissolution of the marriage bond
cruel and inhnmau treatment. Upon
the conclusion of the evidence the
case was taken under Amusement.
The case OF the sherman Land 4
Improvement company against u. y.
Renshaw and Otto schmidt, IL atIll
being heard. The plaintiff in this
case is seeking TO recover $500 for
damages alleged TO be sustained for
fraudulent representations made By
the defendant in the sale OF an undI-
yided half interest In a IL acre tract
Of land. r. v. Mcfarland appears
for the plaintiff and c. II. Potts aud
Robert Elder for the defendants.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
SENATOR NEWLANDs ORA.
TORIcAL SHARP SHOOTING
Called Forth a Pointed Reply From
the Pennsylvania senator.

the Pennsylvania senator.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June TO-
Senator Newlands, of Nevada, tried
some oratorical sharp shooting in the
senate the other day at industrial
conditions In Pittsburg. OF which one
seandalous feature was the fact that
many mill men worked seven days
In the week. His criticism aroused
Senator oliver. OF Pittsburg, who re-
sponded with what might be called.
An Ode 10 Sunday ia Nevada" TO
this effect:
For my sins ] was condemned 10
spend Sunday In the state OF Nevada
within the last year. and | knoN
there Is no such thing known az Sun
day In the state. Il il the universal
custom there TO work seven days In
the week I myself have some In
ierestS In that state. and my associ-
ates and endeayored TO induce the
operatives to work only ak days IN
the week. but we're unable to do 30,
they saying that II was the custom
OF the country to work seven days.
aud that they did not know that
ther was such 4 DAY as SUNDAY. II Is
a state where the faro table and the
roulette table are q part OF the fur
nishment Of every hotel IN the state
NOT Of the bArroom but Of the Of
Gee part OF the esiabllshment- aud
guests cannot get away from H. I
spent one day--tbe sorriest day /
ever spent--in the city which Is the
senator's home. The only place
where I could get away from the rat
ile Of dice and the elink. clink Of the
faro chips vas By going 70 the Car
neEie library. given TO the city o.
Reno By one Of PittsburE's million
aires"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

his- life In Boston. lie graduated
from Harvard in 1899 aud was
awarded, the degree Of doctor OF sa-
cred theology. lie was the pastor
for 10 years OF the church OF unity
at Worcester. Mass.. and for a half a
century the pastor Of the south Unit
tartan church at Boston.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
EDWARD EVERETT
HALE is DEAD
Passed Away at Home in Roxburg
This Morning

RoXnuRG. Mass, June To- Ed
ward Everett Hale for many years
the chaplain Of the United States
senate, minister and also well known
as an author and teacher. died at an
early hour this morning al his home
in this city, The cause OF his death
was heart disease. IIe was 81 years
OF age and spent the greater part of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
HOUSE BREAKERS
LAND IN JAIL.
Confess to Having Looted the
Corbin Cottage and Plead
Guilty In Court.

James Wilson. James Jones and
Anton Eierain. who were arrested
yesterday by Deputy sheriff Sawyer
on the charge OF breaking into the
summer home Of Austin corblu On
the lake have confessed % tha
charge OF having entered the build.
tng and taken some OF the furnish.
ings, and also 10 having stolen 4
boat from the woodahed near the
residence. When arat charged with
the crime each one denied having any
knowledge OF Il, but when they found
themselves confronted with the eyl.
dence that Il was useless TO explain
away they made their confession 10
the sheriff's oliiciala last evening aud
when arralgned will probably plead
guilty. Wilson 10 about rs years Of
age. and claims 10 hall from British
Columbia: Jones Il about 30 years 81
age. aud claims Chicago as hla home
and EieFain says that Michigan ID hls
native state, bat that his parents are
residents OF Harrison.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
FAMOUS GOULD
DIVORCE CASE BEGINS
Catherine Clemens Gould Seeks Sep
aration.

aratiOn.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-The hear
pig of the famous divorce case of
catherine Clemens Gould against
Toward Gould was begun today with
technical argument on the part of
ne plaintiffs counsel, Attorney Mich
Y Mrs. Gould alleges for grounds
divorce, cruelty and abandonment.
'oud has brought countersuit and In
Us complaint has named as cores
lohdents Justin Farnum, the actor,
nd VIM. Cody, better known as Buff
aio Bill. Mrs. Gould entered the
ourt room carrying a hand bag
llied with letters and was handsome
gowned. Her attorney carried a
ait case full of afidavits. Since the
uh was started two years ago she
as been receiving alimony amount
g to $4,000 year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
RYAN Is A oANDI-
DATE FOR SENATOR.
oald Succeed senator Burkett from
Nebraska,

oAAHA. Neb.. June 1O.-wm.
hnlngs Bryan through Richard L.
seali' editor OF the comnioner, to-
~ announced himself as a eandi-
- lot the senate to succeed Senat-
Durkett, whose term expires in
Aeh' 1911. He will run for the Of
under the direct primary law,
l'ch Is patterned after the Oregon
The members of the Nebraska
s'sla'lre are elected in November.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
CLOSES SESSION
Last Day Of Meeting TO End VIII
SERMON by ReV. q. Ross Baker.

Last Day Of Meeting TO End With
SERMON by Rev. q. Ross Baker.
The convention Of the Spokane
Baptist association convened this
morning with n discussion on the
subject. "womens Home Missions. -
by Mr.. Charles Perkins. This vas
followed BY an interesting address
by Mrs. ". Z. PettibOne. state sec
Rotary for the wOman's Foreign Mis-
sion society. on the topic Woman 3
Work. The forenoon session vas
concluded by an address by Mrs. ".
E. Powell OF this city on Our Girls
in Foreign Lands
The afternoon session opened with
an informal discussion on education.
and then followed . report on the
convention By Rev. A. n. Allyn. Of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
BURGI.ARIzED LESTER q
GOODWIN POOL ROOM

The cigar store and pool room Of
Lester 4 Goodwin Eas barKlaFixed
iast night. and about IS 10 monsy
taken from the till. but the stock was
left nnm0lested. The burglars ca
tered the building BY pryinE open
one Of the rear windows. The ease
has been reported 70 the police bat
no arrests have % far been made.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10

roads. Hill recently purchased the
Colorado and Southern, and accord
ing to the report received these roads
will be merged. With the Colorado
Southern are the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and the Burlington
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
BANKRII'TCY PETITION
AGAINST ANTON CARLSON
Order Issued by Referee Restraining
sale ~ stock.

An involuntary petition Of bank
ruptcy has been filed In the federal
court against Anton Carlson. pro-
prietoT Of the Kentucky Wholesale
liquor store, and an order issued BY
Referee Lewis restraining the nher-
IN from selling the liquor stock
under an execution lssu q against
Carlson in favor Of his son. The eE-
eeution which the order directs be
not carried out By the sheriff Is based
Oh n judgment amounting 10 "a
44s.s2. obtained IN the district court.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10

sherman @. King. grand ehnneei-
Tor Of the knights Of Pythias. with
headquarters ~ Boise. Is I'm the city.
and viii make an ofielal visit 20 the
lodge this evening. All the members
are urged 10 be In attendance.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
HILL FINDS WAY
TO EVADE LAW
Laying Plans for Big Railway
Merger

NEW YORK. June 1O.-Priyate
adviees received here from st. Paul
say that J. ]. Hill believes that he
has found way to evade the Sher-
man Antitrust law, and that he is
laying plans to merge all of his rail-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
MILWAUKEE SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE JUNE ~
Cover First ThFre Divisions East
From seattle.

SEATTLE. Wash. June l0.-on
June ~ the Chicago. Mistakes 4
Puget Sound train schedule will be-
come effective. II viii cover the
frst three divisions from Seattle on
the combination freight and paasenE-
er trains u will be several months
before the fast schedule will b. In
angurated.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
LAIN ENOUGH VOTES
TO DEFEAT INCOME TAX

ut to Substitute Tax on Corpora
atiOns.
". VA June 1O.-senat-
ur'eh' and other republican lead.
= TIE senate this afternoon con-
claim that they have sumo
IN 'oles to defeat the income tax
- hey intend to try and have
$50 IN its stead an amendment
S-..,s = tax on the dividends OF cor
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10
Endeasorrtl b Rarnne.

The Information that the men had
broken into the eoFbin home was
brought 10 Day olacer Evans By
some small boys who had been play.
Ing about the residence. The boys
told Evans that they had observed
the men 30 in, and also come out,
and that when they emerged from
the building they requested them 10
come 10 town. aud secure nomethlng
for them to eat. Tho boys lmmed-
lately came to the city and notified
Evans, who In turn notified the hhaF-
iff's ONCE. Deputy Sheriff sawyer
secured the services Of a launch, and
when he arrived at the CoFbIn home
he found that the men had boarded
boat and departed. but he soon ov.
ertook them and placed them under
arrest When questioned a. frst
they claimed TO have purchased the
boat, and also the blankets and q
cushion found in Il. and claimed 10
be not guilty OF having broken into
the home. but last evening under the
close examination Of the sheriff Of
iieials they gave up and made n con-
feaslon.
Pound Love Letter on WIlsOn.
A search OF the person Of Wilson
disclosed among other things a love
letter written 10 woman By the
name Of Julia In Spokane. The let.
ter Was signed. Charley" and ad-
siaed the girl 10 address the writer
In care Of Sheriff PHEh. Of Spokane
II stated that be was IN trouble--in
Jail but that he would be out IN a
few days, and then gave some direc-
lions about some money which had
BEEN sent II IL believed that the
name now given by Wilson IL as
sumed. and that he was the writer
The corbln home was broken into
about two weeks ago. and eonsldera-
BILE furniture demolished. aud Il IL
believed b. the sheriff ofieiala that
these same men may have been Inn
plicated IN this offenss
All three appeared before Probate
Judge Egbers this afternoon and
plead guilty TO a charge Of burglary
II has developed that Wilson has
served 80 dAys IN the SPOKANE iaii
for petty larceny. Wilson and Jones
claim that their parents are dead and
that they have been wanderers for
the past two years
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10

D0WAGER QUEEN MARGHERlTA OF ITALY IN REGAL COSTUME
The Illness OF Margherla
among ner subjects for she enjoys the love and respect of vast
number The
throughout the
It. The dOwager Is year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-29

Experts Get together for the Annual Midwest Competition During AuguNs wamet Days

scribed this discussion of the game is more or less of the
subject. The full and complete program Of a good tennis
meet goes something like this:
MISUNDERSTANDING, greetings; afternoon, discussion Of
last years tourney; evening, Ak-Sar-Ben.
T~uesday-Morning, a few social calls on last years ac-
quaintances; afternoon, calls; evening. dance to form new
social acquaintances.
wednesday-Similar to Tuesday, only worse.
Thursday-Everything called of for the buresque
games.
~Friday-Morning and afternoon, getting ready for the
evening smoker; evening, smoker.
Saturday-Goodbyes.
The athlete who can live through a program like that
for several consecutive weeks every summer for four or
Ave years is in shape to get a job and go to work. This
does not mean that what was said about tennis being a
strenuous game was not just so, This refers only to ten
mis- tournaments.
The real event of the tennis week is, of course, the Fri
day night smoker. Nobody knows just why 1t is called a
smoker. There is some smoking early In the evening, but
It is soon forgotten in the Joy Of other things.
One of the surest marks of a good tennis player is the
knowledge that he can sins. The tennis player is always
sure, no one could dissuade him--he knows. SO when
they get together in congenial crowds as they do at the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-29

Which also indicated that the governor and his staff were still
doing very we'll"
In his talk at the banquet Governor Shallenberger referred to
the nine batteships which had been seen in the harbor that day, and
which had been such a treat to all the visitors. In speaking of the
huge affairs, the governor said there must be men behind the guns,
men Of good material, and he was proud to announce that the bacon
which gave the men courage and staying qualities came from Ne
braska" Which statement was literally true, for the governor in
vestgated the commissary and discovered the bacon had all been
bought in Nebraska.
The governor and his party reached Seattle on Sunday afternoon
and Private Secretary w. ]. Furse, who had charge Of the colonies,
at once notified President Chlberg of the exposition officially of the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-29

y again mas q ANbho9n0 N"N'
staff visited the great northwest on a mission of peace
and good viii, and returned heavily laden with good
~ cheer and good words that tend to knit closer the bonds
that unite two great sections of a great country.
The visit of Governor shaIenberger and his staff of colonies to
the Seattle exposition is the fourth invasion of this region by Ne
braska executives in the last eight years. In fact, it has become a
habit with Nebraskans to send their chief executive to the northwest
every b!ennium, and the great reception given them is evidence OF
the appreciation of the people of that section. Back in 1902 Gov
ernor Savage and his staff made the trip and the governor drove the
first rvet in the batueship Nebraska. Governor Mickey and his
staff were present on the occasion Of the christening of the mighty
battleship two years later. Governor Mickey also went to the Port
land exposition, Then Governor Sheldon and his staff visited the
batteship at san Francisco last year when the state presented the
officers with a silver service. In the meantime, however, Governor
Sheldon headed the Omaha business men who visited the northwest
two years ago.
So by nis time the people of the northwest are acquainted with
Nebraskans. which probably accounts for the elaborate entertain
ment they furnished,
OF course. the feature of the shalenberger trip was Nebraska
day at the exposition. Here the governor and his staff not only met
many hundreds Of former Nebraska citizens and Nebraskans who
from early morning until late at night So inspiring was the Occa-
sion and such were the heights attained by Governor shallenberger
in delivering an address that Congressman Sulzer OF New York
formally nominated him for president on the democratic ticket In
1912. and the Seattle Daily Times had this to say OF him:
For half an hour this morning hundreds OF former Nebraskans,
packing the auditorium of the New York state building at the expo
shhon' listened with rapt attention to the most scholarly, powerful
oratorieal effort delivered since the opening Of the fair The speaker
va Governor A. c. Shallenberger of Nebraska, an orator OF excep-
tonal power and pleasing personality. During his masterful address
on the greatness Of the agricultural resources of hts state. a pin
could have been heard to drop. so entranced were his auditors with
his words. Exposition visitors and officials who have heard many
speakers at the exposition unanimously declared after the address
that they had never heard so pleasing an effort since the fair began"
That little excerpt Of the doings OF the governor and his staff
Just gives an inkhng of how they got off on the right foot at the
start From that time on the Nebraskans were doing very WELL
Governor Shalenberger delivered his address o the morning Of
August H. ana tht night he was given a banquet by the exposition
managers to which was invited his entire party and Governor Gil
christ OF Florida, Governor vessey of South Dakota. Congressman
sulzer of New York. with whom the governor served in congress-;
Mayor Pratt Of Seattle President chilberg and the directors OF the