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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-02

The winning car 10 the New York
to Seattle automobile race reached
the end Of the trip June % at 1856.
30, % days and SIS minutes from New
York. The flrst prize is the Gueen
helm cup and $4,000.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-02

Jersey just'ce has rival 10 Ohio,
where man is to have leg ampu.
tated Ia order to save his life, SO that
he may be electrocuted for killing his
sweetheart.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-02
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
TRUSTEES.

ChRirman-W. A. Hart,
Councilmen; 8. E. BEG0s. G. A. Laird.
Frank Wenx. Martin Poisson,
Treasurer-ROeCE YOUNG.
Clerk r. NJ. GULF.
Meets every Second and Fourth Mon
days Of each month. at onice Of 8. E. Beggs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-02
LODGE DIRECTORY.

r athdrum Lodge No. T3 l. O.O.F. Meets
IL every Friday evening at Fraternal hall,
J. A. Seigloch, n. g.
Il. l.. Farnsworth, Secretary
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-02
U. s. LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Occur d'Alene. idaho
June IL. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry A,
Ogston. of Athol. Idaho who, on January
25th, 1904 made Homestead Application No.
1858, for M swi4. sel4 swl-4. nwiA SO IA, Sec
ton %, Township 50 north, range
west. Boise Meridian. has fled notice Of In
tention to make final five year Proof. to es-
tablish claim to the land above described,
before A. W. Post. a United States Commits
siOner, at his Office ut Ratthdrum, Idaho, on
the 23rd day Of July, 1919.
Claimant names rs witnesses: George
Benjamin, J. D. Ford, ]. h. Streeter and Ed
Wilkeson. all OF Athol, Idaho.
Jun1S-Jiy16 w. II. BATTING. Register.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
SUBWAY RUSH Of
HANDSOME MEN IN
STATE CONTEST
William S, Deyery and "Kid"
Broad Among Those
Named by Friends.

There Is still much doubt as to
whether the Hon. James W Wads-
worth jr. Is the handsomeSt man in New
York State. though he has been selected
officlally to compete with the handsome
men Of other States for the title OF
Handsomest Man in the United States
at Tafts inaugural ball, Many other
handsome men. admired by readers OF
The Evening World, have been named
ss the superiors OF Mr.. Nadsworth. The
ballots crowd The Evening World mail
william S. Devery, formerly Chief OF
Police OF New York City, has been Sc
lected by many voters as the States
Ideal handsome man. 1t remains to be
seen when the matter Is put to the vote
whether the people will prefer Mr..
Devery's ripe and rounded charms to
the slender grace OF Mr.. Wadsworth,
William George Chesterfield CULVER,
the holder Of the good looks champion
ship OF Yorkvile," mas by three fair
friends, May, Edith and Nellie, been
put In nomination. His portrait makes
It easy to believe that he won his title
fairly.
Yorkvllle has another candidate, too,
William OConnel, His proposer. limo
thy Mcclure, Of No. 53l East Eighty
first street, declares that Mr.. Mcconnell.
who is known throughout Yorkville as
"Plns-Pong," Is even handsomer than
Mr.. Gulliver.
Mr.. Thomas Sharkey, Of Fourteenth
street. well known as a we'll made citi-
zen. puts forward. in most generous
spirit. the claims Of his friend and pupil,
Mr. Kid Broad. The suggestion Is
worthy OF the brain which conceived
Broad's presence at Mr.. Thomas f.
Walsh's dinner on March ., where the
handsomest man Of the nation Is TO be
selected. would throw many OF the other
candidates into confusion.
Theodore H. Yuengener, Of No. GA
East Seventeenth street, Is named BY
an enthusiastic admirer, who says He
has Speaker Wadsworth tied to a post
for beauty"
Ferdinand A. Hoyt. jr. OF No. 90
Church street, is nominated by John A.
Mckenzie. OF No. 6 Wal! street. Mr..
Hoyt's style Is very much like Mr.,
Wadsworth's, but his boating uniform,
as displayed In his photograph, gives
him dashing air which puts .the more
sombre, statesman-like pose Of Mr..
Wadsworth at a disadvantage.
And there are more thousands more,
Now that men Of the physical prowess
OF Mr.. Devery and Mr.. Broad have
been entered for the contest. a special
consolation prize for athletes has been
added to the list to be known as:
Handsome Strong Mems ApproXima-
ton Special Consolation Prize-The win
ner Of this prize escorted by Brook
Ign back yard band, will be conducted 10
the Zoo in Central Park, where. after ar
have been made with Dl-
rector Smith, he viii be permitted to
kiss Miss Murphy. the hppopotamus
just once.
The lists are still open
The evening world., 1909-02-12
WHAT SHE DREAMS
49, COMES TO PASS,

One Of the most remarkable cases ever
brought to the attention OF the Amerl.
can Society for Psychical Research Is
that of Mrs. Harry II. Shipley, the wife
Of an Ohio banker. whose dreams, fore
telling deaths Of friends. &C.. come true.
Mrs. shpley stands high in her COM
.punity as honorable and sincere. She
10 very religious. Further than that, she
has taken the pains TO secure wit
aesses" OF her dreams BEFORE they
"came true"
This Is surely q story that every one
interested In psychloal research should
read. 1t Is one Of those stories that
rings with acknowledgement one could
not bring himself to doubt II he tried
II 10 an article that throws the search.
light into the great beyond, that undis.
covered realm In which. every living
being Ii intensely interested. 1t IA ar,
article to be printed In next Sunday
world--an article YOU should not un-
der any circumstances miss reading.
II ID an important REASON why You
should order next Sundays World In
o1voAeA
The evening world., 1909-02-12
RICH WIDOW Of
Ct. HAL[|WE[L
WILL WE'D AGAIN
Woman to Become the Bride
of Broker William Porter
Next Tuesday,
CEREMONY AT PLAZA.
Millionaire, Who Died of Apo
plexy, Left Her by His
viii S1,250,000.
CEREMONY AT PLAZA.

Mrs Ruth Alice Haiiwell, widow OF
Charles f. Halliwell. who was First
Vice.President and one OF the largest
stockholders Of the American Tobacco
Company. will become the wife OF
William Porter, Of the brokerage firm
OF W. l.. Lyons g. Co.. No. % Exchange
place next Tuesday.
Mrs. Haliwell who was Ruth Alice
Cole, a professional nurse, won the love
Of the tobacco magnate three years
ago while she was nursing him through
a serious illness. She also won the
friendship OF Mr.. Halliwell's daughter
wife Of Holland DUEL, OF the law firm
OF Duel Warfed g. Duel, OF No. q
Rector street, and was introduced to
the man she will marry by her late hus-
band, who was one OF his closest
friends. She has been in seclusion since
her husbands death. in May, 1907. until
this winter, when she entertained mod
srately in her apartments a. the Plaza
Hotel.
Charles E, Halllwell and Ruth Alice
Cole were married in New York City
In November 1905. They spea; ;ae!.
honeymoon at Hot Springs, Va.
Stricken at Banquet
Upon returning to New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Halliwell went 10 live al the
Majestic. where they entertained extern
sIyely, While entertaining a party Of
friends at dinner in the Holland House
seven months after Ms nlarriage-Or on
with apoplexy. 81. Porter. who vas
one OF the guests, assisted in removing
his friend TO a suite in the hotel, whore
ne died without reSainlng consciousness 50.
When Mr.. Halilwell's will was read II
was found he mad left an eF,ate worth
nearly 100000 OF this his widow re-
ceived one-quarter. one.half was be-
Mrs. Duell. and the other quarter
was left Ia trust TO his only SOP, Walter
s, HslliwelT Of New Canaan, Conn. the
principal to DE paid TO him upon his
thi-ty-fifth birthday. twelve years dis
tsnt. There was no obJt elton to the
probate OF the will
Mr. Porter. who was at the deathbed
OF Sr. HalnWeW, came 10 New 1Ork
several years ago from Louisville, Ky.
The wedding will take place in the
apartments OF the bride-elect In the
Plaza. next Tuesday evening Only the
relatives OF the two famiies will be
present. and the Rev. Or. Townsend
viii make the beautiful ex-nurse a bride
for the second time. After the wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter will go abroad for
a four months trip.
~. ualliWall Ia nnp' huildin6 n hand.
some home at Ramapo Park, In the
Ramapo Mountains. There will be
Twelve or more homes In this park, all
Of which will be occupied by oficials
OF the American Tooacco Company,
This park was bought by those who
manned TO build homes and subdiyide.
Mrs. Halliwells home Will be one OF the
most magnificent In the park.
In celebration OF the approaching mar
riaEe, Mrs. Halliwell entertained q party
OF relatives and friends at dinner last
night.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
CONVICTED OF BURNING
WIFE FOR INSURANCE.

Michael Leo. who was accused OF
burning his wife to death to get In.
surance on her life. was convicted OF
murder In the second degree at Newark
last night He seemed unconcerned, but
his sister. Mrs. Joseph Petislatta, be-
came wildly hysterical and had to be
carried from the courtroom. Leo was
remanded for sentence.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
FATHER SHERMAN SICK.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1t.--Rev. Thomas
Ewing Sherman, s. j.. ia III here at a
hospital. He was scheduled TO speak
at a local banquet, but was unable to
All his engagement. He has been SUI
ferins from nervous prostration for
week.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
DOCTORS HOME ON ElnE.

The residence OF Or. John I.anSstnft
No. 10 Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, caugh,
IRE at $40 o'clock this morning from q
Hue. Dr. Lnacstaff ana hi,
family hurried to the street. The fire
was put out after loss OF $50,
The evening world., 1909-02-12
PUfFS, cURLS AND
RATS ARE DOOMED
BY NEW FASHIONS
Grecian Couture to Be the
Rage, and-lt Makes Women
Look Younger.
SPRING HATS DO 1T.
Dressmaking Field Is Also
Captured by the
Greeks.
SPRING HATS DO 1T.

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,.-'
'<s' arc " o' '''e'' ''' o''''e '"' III
Vasion OF Greek fashions, and women
will wear instead bands Of Jewels ard
ys,vs, c,-c,i,v tho ,,,,ras, y, Crsci. n
co,nures
D.. h ., -,, ., ,o,a
that their end Is a hand
Rats will disappear before the fash.
ion invaders like leaves before Novem-
Der wind said a well-known fashloner
to-day, The rat has had its day, that's
all there is to 1t. Everything now is the
Grecian couture. To show you what l
mean, there are two pretty models, as
eIquisltely Greek as any the gods ever
set to poetry"
The models smiled happily at this
from one OF their own sex,
We'll, II Filth avenue cannot produce
Grecian beauty, or something equal,
II not superior then it is not to DO
found anywhere al this day." remarked
tho. fashioner. The very newest style
OF har-dressng Is s'raight-no curs
and waves, II you please-parted on the
right side. brought low over the fore
head. Then 1t Is brought loosely up
from the neck and cooled, so that II
reaches even with the top Of the head.
Then you Just use your own taste With
the rest.
A aI,,L v.,,., n.,a
nv.
ST.. ~
~. W va" w ''"', a''u 500
band for ,hs finishing TOUGH. Place the
band Just below the coil OF hair at the
back OF the neck, and bring It up on
top OF the head with bow knot or a
3ewelled buckle arranged just a bit to
the side In front. By all means the rib
bon must be the same shade as the
gown. This is because the Greek
beauties did not wea rhats.
We have jewelled bare.tss to be worn
with the Grecian couture These are
fastened to the band and worn just
- the barette Is worn now 1t keeps
the couture In place.
There Is no doubt tina, this new
hairdressing will be a big success. II
really cuts ten years of womans age.
II Is simple. most becoming, and I am
sure It Is booked for a brilliant future"
Then she explained that this bold in
ya,ion was inspred by the sprinr hat,
..r. ,x,, ,,
~ wear n'eeia" co'iure, salu
she. "one Of the new spring hats Is
necessary; TO wear a new hat YOU must
,,,,ou ~. c...,s 80 ,h.,. ,on
'''''" '"e '''e"'' 81 '"e'' 'ou "'''
Not q Knot but q Bun,
I want to assure you that this new
style |. not called a knot or a puff or a
tvi., To h. correct ~ I, 4, him do
" 49, ~
not know why II Is caileo pun. ONT
!, ,"s. !. T ina .nes eau /" ]" r''''' "ne'e
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ins to the latest fashion bulletin issued
from Fifth avenue yesterday afternoon.
81. Gu. h,v. ..n,,,.a ~. 49,.
'"e "'eeAs haVe e"p'u'eu 'He a'esS'
making field. Grecian gowns won out
after a h,rd.fouxht battle with IN. Pa.
,,a,sn, ~ "' ~
''p'o"''
THE long, crane-necked gowns" an
nounced an authority, "ars doomed from
,.,s -. r,i,,,,. ~. ,,., ar,
.''s >''' minute 40 "lsn eo''afs' no
bones smiling the flesh behind tae ear
TO remind Of fashions folIlss. Just
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,hatr 10, h.n. M Ill, .n' ~, , hneT y.
v net .S" IA s,r.,,S, tront sVhN' nEn
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The Springdale news., 1909-03-19

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The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
REPUBLICANS
 NAME TICKET. CANDIDATES CHOSEN FOR MU.
 NICIPAL OFFICERS. J. A. JOYCE FOR MAYOR. First Time in History of Town Straight Republican Ticket
 Has Been Put Out.
Mayor-J. A. Joyce.
 Reeorder-A. N. Bevers.

Mayor-J. A. Joyce.
 Reeorder-A. ". Beyers.
 Treasurer-B. P. Snlder.
 Aldermen-S. l.. Ingram, c. N. Furry, N. G Thompson, N. B. Long. N. l.. Morgan.
 The above Is the ticket nomin- ated by the Republicans Monday night at the meeting held at tle Auditorium.
 The meeting Was fairly well attended. W. l.. Morgan was elected chairman and Clare Farrar secretary.
 After q discussion of the mat ter 1t was the sense of the meet ing that d straight Republican ticket be put i'll tile field, with the above result.
 Judge A. l.. Thompson, N. B. Long and (. N. Furry were ap- pointed as Republican City Committee, and everything pass ed of i'll satisfactory manner.
 A mass meeting of tie citizens of Fayetteville, 10 the number of about Poo, met Ut t1e court house Monday night and nominated l ticket Tor municipal officers. Prof. C. N. Droke was chairman of the meeting aud A. l. Trent, secretary. Only partial ticket was named, as follows: Mayor, J. T. Taylor; alderman, First Ward, John Philbeck; second ward, N. N. Gladson; third ward :, George Chase. The places left vacant we're city clerk and police judge.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19

Stanley were united III marriage ednesday, March 10. Both are well known young people living north Of Elm Springs. the bride being the youngest daughter of W. K. Stanley.
 Terrell Roper and family of Harmon visited Tn Elm Springs Saturday night.
 Kelley Roper, the baby child of Mr. and Mrs. $. ]. Roper died Friday night after short illness of membranous croup. It was buried Saturday afternoon, Dr. Summers conducting tile burial services. The sympathy of the community is given to the be- reaved family.
 Rev. Johnson Crawford IS hav- ing his share of accidents lately. When attempting to mount his horse here Monday he slipped and his foot catching i'll the stirrup, he was thrown to the ground and the horse in passing over him stepped on his chest. He was painfully hurt, but later in the day was able to resume his journey home.
 l.. K. Hughes returned Monday from a ten days trip down 10 Dimmit County, Texas, where
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

On and after May the of subscription The will be strictly cash advance and after that paper will be sent out unless the subscription paid advance and all papers will be discontinued when the time paid scrber list will be removed who We the date for making this change two months enable subscriber to lie desires to receive the Please bear mind that there will positively deviation from this rule After May will be great enough rich enough to get this paper without paying It advance. No paper, will be ronead rule. Now as to the reasons for tile adoption Of this rule E afging and printing tie week has added sideraby to the of publishing the paper, such paper 1t is absolutely necessary that collect paper While have kind enough that they would prefer paying S2o0 per pa ather than go back to weekly, the justice Ill requiring the paving subscribers make the losses occasoned by failing pay IS thought that by requiring all to pay Tor the before It sent Cut thus reducing the losses oecasioned by failing pay, the paper can be continued as 1t HOW K.
 Another is that this paper, like all other news papers that strictly cash Ill advance frequently have people and subscribe for three six monts poS bly paying of No orders left dseon- nue the at the end of that time. consequently and after when | settlement asked for the subscriber gets out o honest debt by the claim that he only ordered the the time paid for. fe majority o subscribers honest and entitled credit but It IS impossible o adopt system and have exceptions to without causing confusion and injustice. carefully considering the matter have decided the best plan cash advance all and all at the expiration of the time paid for We expect possibly to lose subscribers but then will have the satisfaction o knowing that have dead heads list and that the papers sending paid for
 subscriber how they by amlnng the date opposite the their Ii that date shows that subscription has expired. will expire by May 1, please consider this that paper will be discontinued at that tine unless
 
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 JSe. F. STAFFORD. Publisher.
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19

five acres of strawberries and the Graham Bros. are making ar- engagements to put out new patch.
 Remember there will be preach ing at Friendship next Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night, conducted by Rev. Church. Miss Emma Blakemore return ed home last week from Vinita, Okla., where she has been visit ing with relatives.
 Pearl Elenbarger, aged Is years, fell asleep in Jesus March 13. She had been afflicted for some time with that dread dis ease, consumption She is sur. vived by father and four little sisters who sadly miss her, as they have been left to her care since the death of her mother last March. The bereaved fam fly have the sympathy of the en. tire community.
 Oh, dear Pearl, how we do miss thee.
 And our home is lone and sad,
 But we hope again to meet thee.
 In that land where all are glad.
 The remains were inferred II the Wilson graveyard SundaN morning.
 l K V 7
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19

 ELM SPRINGS

Miss Dolly Stanley is visiting her sister at Oakley, Kansas, having accompanied home her little nephew who had spent sev- eral months here.
 William Dingle arrived home Sunday from San Angelo and San Antonio, Texas. where he has been spending the winter He is looking well.
 Mrs. Mary Butler and daugh' ter, Mrs. Manning of Wilburton Okla, are visiting at the home oi Mrs. Sarah Ritter. Stony Woodell and Miss Nelli,
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
SOME 0F THE WORK Of
 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
House to Consider Amendment
 to the Gam Bill To-day.

The Senate on Tuesday passed bill to suppress night-riding.
 Senator Dill's bill to permit notaries public to perform mar riage ceremonies was defeated Monday.
 A bill has been introduced in the Senate to relieve the cyclone sufferers at Brinkley from aying 1908 taxes.
 Mir. Williams bill for the bet ter protection of fish in Washing ton and Madison Counties passed the House Monday.
 Mir. Combs introduced a bill in the House Monday to put certain of tAe county officers of Madison County on salary.
 MT. Gam of Benton County in- trodueed a bill i'll the House Mon- day to prohibit the sale of liquor within five miles of the High School at Gravett.
 A bill was introduced i'll the Senate Monday requiring hunters, trappers and fishers to pay to license of Sl.25 outside Of their own county.
 A bill was introduced Ill the House Monday authorizing the Electric Light Improvement Dis trict of Siloam Springs 10 com- plete and extend it's contemplated improvements.
 The Senate on Monday defeat- ed a bill which sought to amend the cigarette law by making II unlawful for any person to have in his possession or on his prem ises cigarettes or cigarette paper.
 The Gam statewide prohibit tion bill was called up i'll the House Tuesday for the purpose of considering the Senate amend ment, but motion prevailed to postpone consideration until Fri day.
 Senator Dill introduced a bill Monday to amend special act of 1907 so that the county judge of Washington County shall not pay more than 50 cents per day for the keep Of tile county pris- nt,AV,,
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
5 EAST SPRINGDALE
-<,-i<>s-<>s<>s<>i-O-sCs-C-sOs.CsO

This beautiful weather keeps the farmers busy every minute of the day.
 Mrs. Thomas Boyd has been i'll for several days past.
 The singing at Friendship was attended by a large crowd who seemed to enjoy themselves immensely.
 T. l.. Moneyhun has set out
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
WILL PUSH
 SPR|NGDALE, COMMERCIAL CLUB ORGANIZ. ED WEDNESDAY EVENING. EVERYBODY IS IN LINE. Some Active. Earnest Work is to be Done in Behalf of the
 Town and Country.
EVERYBODY IS IN LINE.

It now looks as if Springdale is gong to have d commercial club that will accomplish some good for the town.
 At meeting held at the lodge room Wednesday evening the Sprlngda1e Commercial Club was organized, with d membership of more than thirty. A eonstitu- ton was adopted, and the meet ing adjourned to meet again next Wednesday evening at which time the necessary bylaws will be adopted
 (. W. Pool acted as chairman ot the meeting Wednesday even ing and N. l.. Morgan secretary. After the benefits that would re- suit 10 the town from tile work of live commercial club had been discussed by some of those pres- ent, and the constitution adopted, a committee consisting of Jno. r. Stafford, 1. T. Lane and Chas. Snyer, WAS appointed 10 submit to the meeting nominations for officers of the club.
 The committee reported the following, and they were unani- mously elected:
 President J. ". Curtis.
 Vice President Judge Willard Berry.
 Seeretary-G. ". Pool.
 Treasurer L. Marks.
 Directors ". T. Farrar, J. P. Deaver, C. A. Ownbey.
 The constitution provides that the affairs of the Club shall be directed by board of directors consisting of three members in addition to the ofhc CTS. While the secretary IS member of the board he IS not entitled to vote in the proceedings of the board.
 The annual dues of the club are S12, payable quarterly in ad- vance on the first days of Janu- ary, April, July and October. Members of the club are elected by ballot, unanimous vote being necessary.
 It Is the intention of the club to secure suitable quarters some where and fit them up in such a way as to be d credit to the club and to the town. A display of the resources of the country, con- slsting of fruit, grains, grasses, etc, will be maintained so that when stranger comes to town he can see just what this country produces. Literature showing the adva ntages of Springdale and the surrounding country will also be gotten out for distribution and every effort will be made tc push Springdale to the front as 1t was never pushed before,
 A compact, working organiza' tion, such as is expected to make of.the.Commereial Club, will be oi untold benefit to Springdale ant the surrounding country. It will work in harmony with the towr council, with the Horticultura Society, with the Cemetery As sociation, and with every or ganization that IS striving te make Springdale a bigger and ;; better town.
 :-o-l4oic>.-oso-i<1ao aoi-os<
The Springdale news., 1909-03-19
Confederate Veterans, Attention

Mildred Chapter, Unit d Daughters of the Confederacy, wishes to bestow Southern Cross es of Honor on as many Confeder- ate veterans as possible.
 Those who have not received them are requested to write tor application blanks to Mrs. Wal ter Reese, Fayetteville, Ark.
 Those who have already gotten blanks are urged to fill them out at once and send to Mrs. Rees. After veterans are supplied crosses will be given to widows and descendants.
 No more crosses can be be slowed after 1910. If.
 
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