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The Washington times., 1909-10-22
Synopsis Of CHAPTERS Already Published


Truxton King a New York man Of
twenty-slX. becomes an embryo globe
trotter and Eesrcber after the treasures
OF romance. He becomes disguised with
the result OF his travels when he is di-
rected 10 the country of GTaustark. which,
&c was said. contained the most beautiful
women IN the world. Disappointed in the
looks Of the women he met there. he IS
about TO return home when he sees in
the gun shop the girl Of his dreams
This young woman IS said 20 be the
niece Of the old man who owns the gun
shop. whom king invites out Tor a drink
at a cafe across the street. The old man
tells King the history ct the yoUnB prince
OF the realm, who governs the land under
regency. His mother and father. the
latter an American. having been A-ltI4
in a railroad wreck some years before
The old man resents all attempts 20 refer
70 his niece. but gives King a very gold
history Of the country and the COURT
particularly calling attention 10 "elLA
Tullis. the American friend of the prince
father. who Is the real power behind tne
throne AS the old man leaves To return
20 his shop, King hnds that DE is being
watched by Baron DalEloss, minister OF
police. CHANGING across the street. he sees
three mounted soldiers talking TO the old
gun maker before he enters his shop As
King saunters away the blind above me
shop opens and The gun maker niece
sends shy impulsive smile in his direc-
ton.
John TuIlis. the companion 70 the prince,
was power for great good In GrausJdfhs
and was sought in conference by tins fore
most men in the principality. He incurred
the hatred OF the Duke OF Perses a ull5er-
~ minister Of finance. although ha was
very fond Of the dukes daughte-, the
witty Countess Of MarlanN, who came
often 70 Edelweiss. The little prince
grew very angry at a meeting OF me
cabinet one day because the Duke Of Feiss
tradueed his "Uncle Jack" as ne Lad
called John Tullis. because the cabinet
decided on Tullis advice TO refrain rom
granting 10 Russia the privilege OK max
ing a loan on the new railroad
Tullis and the prince were out fla-ns
when they meet Trsxton King later IN
attending a military review, King sees
the glory OF CfraustErk. and also us
beauty. one lady IN particular interests
him. and he Is informed that she IS the
Countess MaTlanN.
King visits the gun shop again ana
huds the only occupant the beautIu4 So
he has seen before. The gunEnalteIs
Spantz, comes IN. greatly irritated an
hnding King and his niece together. As
King steps out OF the shop, he Is accosted
by Hobbs, the Cook tourist agent. who
informs him that DanglOss wants 70 see
him.
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CHAPTER ".
TRUxTON TREsPAssFs-

IE went 10 bed that night. tired and
/ ! happy To his revived spirits ana
his new attitude toward life en- fits
present state, the city had suddenly
turned gay and Vivaci0us. Twice dur
ing the evening be passed SpautZ's
shop. It was dark. upstairs and down.
he wondered If the unhappy Olga was
looking for him from behind the dark
cned shutters. But even II she were
uot-Ia. Iat He was having a good
tmet He was gay! He was seeing
pretty women lu the cafes and the gar
dcus, Wei, well, be would see her
tomorroW-after that he would give
proper heed 90 the barOu's warning! An
anarchists daughter
He slept wei. too, with never "a
thought Of the Saturday express which
he had lain awake on other nights 10
lament and aHathematize. Bright and
Somehow be felt he had been sleeping
too much Of late
There was a sparkle I'm his eyes as no
struck out across town after breakfast
lie burst On upon Mr.. Hobbs at Cook s..
"SaT. Hobbs. how about the castle to-
daE-ln an hour. say2 can you take "a
party Or one ruhberneckiug this a. IA. ?
] Ike YOU, Hobbs. You are the best
Interpreter of English I've ever seen.
ter now hard ] try not 20. / want
YOU 20 get me into the castle grounds
today and show me where the duchesses
daWdle and the couutesses caVOrt. I'm
ashamed to say 81, Hobbs, but since
Yesterday I've quite lost interest in the
middle classes and the component parts
thereof ] have suddenly acquired a
thirst for champagne-in other words,
/ have hankering Tor the nobility.
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Catch the idea2 Good, Then youu
guide me into the land Of the fairies?
At ten2"
.TH take vol. 70 the castle grounds.
MT. King, all right enough. SIR ana
In tell you all the things or interest
but III he 'anged, sir, II I've got the
blooming nerve To introduce you 10 the
first ladies' Of the land. That's more
than I can ever 'ope TO do, sir and
Lord bless you, Hobbs, don't look so
depressed. 4 don't ask you to present
me at court, just want to look ct the
Hlacs and garsoyles. That's as Tar
as I expect to carry my invasion OF the
dream world"
"Of course, sir, YOU understand there
are certain parts Of the park not open
TO the public The grotto and the play
grounds and the Basin Of Venus
TN not trespass, so don't fidget,
Hobbs I'll be here for you at ten"
Mr.. Hobbs looked after the vigorous,
happy figure as il swung down the
street. and shook his head mournfully.
Turning 10 his solitary clerk, who daw-
died behind The cashiers desk, ne re-
marked with more feeling than was
Hes JUST the kind of chap to get me
into no end of trouble If I give i'm hope
enough. Take it from me Stokes, ID
have my hands fun Of I'M UP there this
morning. He's charged Ike soda bot
tie; and YOU never know wot's going to
happen unless YOU handle a soda DOT
tie very Careful-like."
TruNtOn hurried TO the square and
across IT TO the shop of the armOrcr,
not forgetting, however, 70 look about
in some anxiety for the excellent Dan
gloss, who might, for ali he know, be
stopping in the neighborhood. Spantz
was at the rear Of the shop, talking
to a customer. The girl was behind
the counter dressed for the street.
Sd came quickly out to him, a dis
turbed expression IN her face. As ne
dotted his hat, the smile left his lips;
he saw she had been weeping
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MAN-Flrst-CIass, who thoroughly under
stands the laundry business; state experience
BOX -i Times once. oe---Zl-
MAE-CUlored, reliable. as driver and butler.
must have city reference. Apply 1923 18th ST.
H. W. ocg0-3f
MAN-White TO work 7n farm. can HOY S
HOTEL, 9Th and La ave II
MEN 90 take down awnings Apply Al g.
COPELAND COMPANY, 500 nth 81. n. w.
oc2l-s.'
OFFICE BOY Boa real estate office: bring ref
ererces. Apply Room z. lii0 n. W. il
Mn ETjS-At once 200 pick miners with FAM
lies CAN 3iS Pa ave. n. w, PHILADEI-
pHlA HOUSE. oc2I-2te
PREssER-At once. 90 LIST ST. n. W.
oc20-st
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The Continuation of This Story VII
BE Found I'm TomorrOv'a
Issue of The Times.
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Tapes-But, II you cannot pay me,
your tailor. why don't you restrict your
self in your expenditures
RoUnder-Oh, / am doing that very
thing. my dear fellow. I haven't paid
any bills for more than q year.-Life.
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WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR SEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY by Offerin8 piano bargains
OF the most tempting sort. OF the many
high-gTade Instruments, IN excellent condl-
tion. direct attention 10 these specials.
Chickering. 500; Emerson. $50; Stien. s1G5;
Knabe. $3.50; Milton $3.50: Hartman. $3.50;
shoninger, $685. Weber. SIS; sohmsr. 1925
Easy payments II desired o. J. DeAOLL &
CO. cor 18th and G SITS. n W. oc2-tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ALTERATION HELP-WE
HAVE FIRST-CLASS POSI-
TIONS FOR COAT AND
SKIRT HANDS ON WON
EN- IS ALTERATIONS BEST
SALARIES PAID. APPLY
TO SUPT., HEIGHT & COM
.PANY, 513-515-517 9TH ST.
ALTERATION HASDs-EzDerienos on
ladies' suits and coats. Apply AT MAYER
BROS O. Co. $50 + 81 ~ ". ocly-1t
CHAMBERNA ID-C0IJred; neat, mornings
only. near j. and l5th 81. n. W; wages -
per month. Address GRAY, Times Office.
oc2z-zt
CHAMBEKMAID-WhIte. Apply raleigh
Hotel Also experienced maids. oc2l-st'
COOKS ohamberualds general houseworl-
ers. cleaners. 1898 llth St n w. II
COOK and general houseworlser. Can after
p. n-, 80 Delaware ave. D. T.. oc----t'
COUNTRY GRL-Colored. FOR Homework:
stay nights, SIS a month. 1893 Columbia road
&C.,
FxPERT COAT HANDS
For our alteration room. Apply to super
intendent, s. KAHN, SONS q CO. before
~ a. IA. oc2l-Zt
DFFEssIAKER's APP 3ENTICE; one VIII
!ug 10 learn % sew. Apply l6Z2 II II. N. W,
second floor. Call between 10 and T.
ocZl-ZtF
FTFERIENCED hands 10 alter ladies' coats
ana skirts Apply alteration department
WIN McKSEW 95s Pa. ave. ~ ". oc-J-4t
FINISHER on coats, good button
hole maker; good pay for right
party. 1913 l4th st. n. w.
FEELING HAND In Dusheiing department.
MERIT q MERIT, sos F s. oc-l-St
--77ET-T-I-8sg HELP Oh mons coats, steady
work. good wages. ROYAL IAILOE5, no
s,h -
GTET,-C6Iored: capable and reliable, TO DO
general houseEofk ln siIiL- nanny Apply
1852 Ots ave. N. W. oe---9t-
GIFI,-For general work ln boarding house,
Can after q. 1857 18th 81. ~ w IL
GIFT-For general Homework. no launcrsi
stay nights. 1916 n n. w IL
Girl 10 40 general housowork in apartment,
small family. reference Apt. 10. The Roy al
ton gIs M st. y. W. oc-l 2t'
GIRI-CoIarad: 20 do general housesvork
1z2 AIassachusetts ave. S. r., Lincoln Park
1Lr
GTFT. about I6 years OF age TO learn ladies'
t4lIgriug al Eve ST. n. w. oc2l-3t
CIRIs % sew on power machines, making
bows pants D. SCHEINMAN. 4-6 sth ST.
N w Oc2l-Zts
( GTPT- ~ help tailor: good chance for one
I wiling 10 learn. CAN OPS 9Th 81. n. W.
oc20-3ts
/ GIRr Experiepced ora altering ladies' suits;
steaay work. good wages. us list St ~ W.
oc2O-3t
t;-RE. % make buttouholes on coats and
/ ii b. good peg, easy work. 800 9Th y. ".
Jc2l-2t
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY / am Offering
nay full line Of sx12 and al floor sizes Of
smyrna Brussels. and Administer rugs az
a legitimate discount OF Cue-thlrd on Call
and convince yourself.
L. S. MILLER. n2 K " W
~rr0-FF
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FOR SALE-Two pool tables. cigar fixtures
cash register. 2l2 TN 81 S ". oc2z-u
PARTNER in real estate business; $500 re-
Quired. Address ACTIVE, Times ONCE.
oc22-5ts
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SIMPLE WAY.

Country Boarding House Keeper
What time did We wish to be called, Mr..
Fiveper2
Boarder-At ha'-past i've, please.
c. 3, II. K.-Jes so. Wake ne at
ha'-pas' four, viii We, an I'll be sure to
have ye up In good season.-Puck.
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STOVE REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR RANGE. LATROBE or FUR
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN 500.
EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR CO.. IDS II n. W.
He24-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Coal and wood yard establishedT
value So 600; II immediate sale great reduce
uOn- Investigate this drst-Class business
proposition ana mOney-rnaker today. L. v.
STEItRETT & CO, 6l5 18th St. Room 10.
cc22-9ts
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lust THE SAME.

HE said he would destroy himself II
I refused him"
''Of course. he didn'tT'
well. e amounted TO the same thing.
he went and married that odious Mile
Johnson. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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CHAPTER III (Cont'd).

~ yOTS UP7 WOt you been
~ up 70, sir.
" " up tot Up to, Hobbs? p
fsa4rr vr-ovH sir VO11 TnUET
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DRESS SUNS DOE III.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. If. T. PINES, Merchant
Tailor. 1905 7th 81. y. W oCl9-S0t
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EeR RENr-FuRNIsHEp ROOMS.

c ST. n W. H5-Three large well furnished
ana heated rooms. $3.50 UD; men only
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL. PRICES for the next 80 days on
printing from societies clubs or churches
CHAS. SMITH, S55 9Th ocIS-l4t
MAX BROTSKY * son. Mirror Manufac-
tuners: resllvering, reEildinE, beveiing- Phone
Main 5915-M. 500 y ST. n. W oclo-sot
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

lInfurnished rooms, convenient for light
Housekeeping; furnace heat rent. $3.50.
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ATVEOLAE TEETH-PaiuIess lasting. won
derfuIIy ifeIss; brldsework or plates UNI
necessary. painless filing. DIR. J. l., VIII
SON. 100 r. jy2l-tt
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WE Buy AND SELL
SECONDHAND BICYCLES.
G. T. HUNTER. The Bicyc. sman. ls Pa. ave
uCIs-Tt-
WE STILL LEAD ana others follow.
Unicorn punctUre proof tires. Sl.S5. other
tires is per reLt lower han anywhere IN
the city MENDELL, 172S 9TH n. w
oc6-tf
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LOO STORAGE ROOMS also by the load;
packing and hauling. THOS. BOWLING 81
co. 5l2 r y. W. Phone Main 5ls- sa5o-sot
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely ire
proof storage. moving, packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE co. HS-25 10Th So n.
,tr NT4iD goa je29-tf
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
TODAY Is THE SHORT
EST DAY OF THE YEAR
Tomorrow They WIN Begin to
Lengthen.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. DEC. 2l.-
To-day is the shortest day Of the year.
although 1t gains that distinction by
q margin hardly perceptibIe TO the
lay observer, IRON now on the days
will begin to lengthen. and the sun
gain mastery over the powers Of
darkness" as pagan astrologers used
to put it.
Todoy is also set apart in the church
calendar In hon or St. Thomas.
The festival was instituted In the
twelfth century and was assigned a
place in the ecclesiastical calendar
from the apostle having youchsafed
the most indisputable evidence OF the
resurrection OF his Lord and master.
II is said that after the dlsper-
sion OF the apostles. Thomas preach
ed the gospel to the Modes. Perslans.
Bactrians, Etheopians and natives Of
India. Among the latter he suffered
martyrdom at Melapoor and was bur-
led in church he had caused to be
built in that place.
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NEM IEMIsm PI.AY.

LONDON. Dec. 2i--John Law
sens new play. which sill be given
re premiere tonight. viii be Of ss-
peciai interest 10 Jess The title Il
The Key 10 the Tsimud The plot
deals with an attempt 10 upFoOt the
Jewish faith. whish is frustrated ~
. .oing RABBI Iaseph Emmanuel. the
pat 10 be played b. Mr. Lswsof
There vii be six scenes. and very
careful attention Is being paid to De-
tail Mr.. lawson will BE- supported
by the young Jewish actress, lfias
LaeIie sidney. who vim play the part
Of Ena JeEell.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
PRIMITIVE AND MOD
ERN LIGHTING METHODS
The Kootcnai Power Company Makes
Convincing Display.

The Kootcnai Power Company Makes
Convincing Display.
Emil Elder the manager OF he
publicity department OF the KooteHai
Power company, arranged . most at
traetiYe and unique display In the
company's office window last even
Ing On black background he plae-
ed a row Of electric lights, and on the
sIelves above tails q row OF llg1t.
ed oil lamps and paFaan candies
The electric lights made the others
look like "taIloW dips, In fact giving
the blaze the appearance OF spots OF
yellow in comparison with the bright
electric lights, The one was deaig-
mated the Primitive and the other
the Modern" method By neat cards.
but this was not necessary because
the contrast was such as 70 suggest
the idea without the cards Mr. Ell
der has some original. as well a.
unique, ideas about Advertising
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
THE .PEACE SUNDAY

BOSTON. Mass. Dee 2l.---A proc
lamatlon from the headquarters Of
the American Peace society in this
city, designated last Sunday as
Peace Sunday" and calls on all
members OF the gospel to observe the
day as the occasion Of a sermon on
some topic connected with interna-
tional peace, justice. fraternity and
arbitration. Assurances that the
day will be 80 observed have been
received from elergymen all overt he
United States.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
STRIKE WILL
BE RENEWED
Union Will Call Out
Other Railway Employees

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec. 21.-
More than 2OO0 freight handlers and
railway clerks now in the employ OF
the railway companies throughout
the northwest will go on a strike In
sympathy with the members OF the
switchmen's union. according to the
statement made today by H. b. Per-
ham. chairman of the railway depart
Eaent Of the American Federation OF
Labor. 1t is reported that the pro-
posed strike will extend over the en-
tire territory affected by the switch
mems strike.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
WILL SOON ASK COUNCIL
FOR A FRANCHISE
The wallaee-Coeur d'Alene Electric
Lime May Begin W0rk.

The walIace-Coear d'Alene Electric
Line May Begin Work.
II Is pretty generally believed in
this city that the Wallace Occur
d'Alene electric line will very soon
ask the city council for q fran
ehlse. Surveying has been COM
pietsd and options have been OBJ
tanned on much OF the right OF way
between this place and Wallace. The
road will run along the lake shore
until beyond the Blue creek district.
when the line strikes through Fourth
of July canyon. emerging near Dud-
ley, Beyond that point to Wallace
1t practically parallels the o. r. a
\. railroad.
Il Is asserted the line will connect
al Mullen street with the Inland cleo
trie line In thls city. That dirt viii
be flying before April Is declared
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BAR ASSOCIATION DINNER.

NEW YORK. N. r.. Dec. 2I.--
With Judge Alton B. Parker, former
democratic candidate for president,
as chairman. the New York Bar as
ISOLATION will give a dinner at the
Waldorf-Astoria tonight In honor Of
Mayor-elect Gaynor, A number OF
prominent lawyers who opposed Gay
nor In the campaign will attend. One
OF the speakers will be Supreme
Court Justice De Angels. a boyhood
friend OF Judge Gaynor.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
CHASE ADOPTION CASE.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Dee. 2i.--
A writ OF error in the Chase adop-
ton case was filed in the United
States supreme court today. This
case. originating in Boston. is that
in which the Phillips heirs sought to
have the court annul the adoption
by JeaRnie Phillips Chase OF her hus
bands son By a former marriage. De
Forest Woodruff Chase. on the
ground that Il vas procured through
undue influence and constituted q
fraud on the court.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
EIGHTEEN LOSE LIFE
IN AWFUL FIRE

Eight Bodies Already Found. Re-
manning Being Searched For.
LONDON, Dec 21.--It is definite
~ stated today that Is persons lost
their lives in the fire destroying the
great Arding Hobbs store. in Clapam
suburb at noon yesterday Eight bod
les have thus far been recovered
There are ten other persons missing.
and It is believed that they are bur
led in the ruins.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
WALSH BEGINS FINAL
DESPERATE FIGHT
n He Fails Now He WIN Face
3tE Prison Walls.

- nae rams NOW ne VIII E1Et
1911 Prison Walls.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 21.--John r.
Walsh. convicted banker, has begun
his final desperate night for a writ
of review from the United States su-
preme court will be filed In Wash
ington. and his attorneys will COM
menee their Preparations for their le-
gal battle before the court Of last
resort. II that fails, the aged fnan-
cier will have to face the ignominy
and disgrace Of prison. Already he
is constantly under guard. with the
eyes OF officers always upon him
Although Walsh himself maintains a
hopeful attitude. his friends have lit
tie confidence in his ability to escape
the penitentiary already yawning to
receive him. But the old man goes
about his business. apparently al
most care free. and II he is torment
ed by grim spectres of striped clad
criminals, his friends know nothing
of 1t.
The appeal to the supreme court
marks the last attempt of the former
finaneier to escape the penalty OF
five years imprisonment. imposed on
the verdict finding guilty OF misap-
plying the funds Of the Chicago Ma
tIonal bank while he was Its presi-
dent.
Since the denial of his petition for
rehearing Mr. Walsh has been in the
constant custody of deputy United
States marshals. but has been per-
mitted to visit his home and office.
accompanied by them. He transacts
all his business with a deputy at his
elbow.
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bins FOR CTTY sKYsCRAPER.

NEW YORK. n ". Dec 2l.--
Bids were opened today for the com
pletion Of the substructnre. the erec-
ton OF the superstrueture. and the
installation of plant exclusive Of
interior finish. Of the new municipal
building. The successful bidder wiT
be required to furnish $4,000. geo
security for the proper completion
OF the municipal skyseraper before
January /. 1915
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
CHANGES N STEAMSHIP TIME.

The Red Collar steamship line
has just lnauGurated a new time Ia
BILE on the lake with a slight change
I'm the hours for leaving aud arFiE-
ing Of the boats. Geing up the river
they leave this city at 8 a. m. and
10 a m and coming down the river
they arrive In the city al 1915 q.
N. and 6 p. N. Steamers Idaho or
Cakes leave Occur d'Alene Sundays
At t0 q. N. for g. Maries and 81.
Joe. upon arrival OF a. IN, electric
train from spokane Steamer Collar
leaves st. Joe sunday At b:5o a. m.
arriving At Occur d'Alene ~ 1915 a.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
FIRST or A SERIES
OF DANCING PARTIES
Social Party VIII h Preceded By
Haaad O0nneF4.

ESaaad ConneFt.
The Occur d'Alene city band will
give = concert for one hour At the
Blackwell pavilion on Wednesday
evening. December 20. followed BY
the arst OF the series OF the ave
dancing parties 10 be given under the
auspices Of the Commercial club.
The committee has been completing
arrangements for one OF the best
events Of the season and are sparinE
no pains 10 make II q grand success.
More than 60 have already taken
tIeksts. whIch viii insure = good
crowd. but preparations are being
made for At least geo couples.
Music viii be furnished BY the
band orchestra for the dance. and
the band has an eEoeIIent program
prepared for the concert which wlll
take place from 8 10 O'Clock. The
orchestra SilI consist Of six pieces.
II IA believed that every member Of
The club YIN be 90 attendance a.
this the nrst Of the series Of social
parties.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
NEW PUBLIC HTTCHING
GROUNDS INSTALLED

The Sullivan Corner VIII BE Used
For That Purpose.
Street Commissioner w. c. Downs
Is today busy with several men put
ting In the new public hitching
ground which was ordered by the
council some weeks ago. The place
selected is the Sullivan property at
the corner of Lakeside and Fourth
streets. Sufficient room is being
provided for the hitching of at least
80 teams. which will be great con
yenlence to the farmers who come
to the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21
ZIONIST MASS MEETINGS.

Hebrews are manifesting much IN
terst In the series Of meetings to be
held In this city and Montreal dur
Ing the next three days by Reuben
Bradnin. the distinguished Jewish
pubIieisi and Journalist. who has
been prominently Identified eth che
Zionist Organization since ita ineep-
ton. Next week Herr Brslaln wIlI
50 tor oehester, and thence 70 chi.
eaEo.
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ADMIRAL HUBBARD's COMMAND

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. III
Rear Admiral John Hubbard, who
was recently relieved from duty as
aid TO the assistant secretary OF the
navy. sails from San Francisco today
to assume command Of the third
squadron OF the Pacific feet. sta
toned in the orient He will succeed
Rear Admiral Giles d. Barber. who
has been ordered home Admiral
Hubbard was only recently promot-
ed from captain.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-21

WASHINGTON. d. C., Dec a.
When shown today's dispatches from
Copenhagen. Commander Robert y.
Peary said: Three months ago
from Labrador sounded explicitly
and deliberately my warning to the
world which was based upon com
plete and accurate Information re-
garding the claims Of Cook. In do
ing 20 J accepted the great personal
responsibility devolvihg on me and
when ! did so | fulfilled my duty TO
the world and myself"