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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
LIST OF NOTARIEs Z
APPOINTED By wTTTEN,
Those Who Are Authorized to TIE.
ceive Land Applications.

Those Who Are Authorized to Re.
ceive Land Applications.
The following are the notaries APP
pointed by Superintendent Witten to
receive applications for registration
for lands in the Occur d'Alene In
dian reservation. Those named from
the various towns in the county must
all act in the city OF Occur d'Alene,
as no applications will be permitted
to be taken in any other place: C.
A. De Sassure. c. ]. Shoemaker, Jas.
A. Spaulding. Geo. F.. Steele. Maud
Thornton, N. r. Totten, K. ". La
Veine, r. G. Wearne, n. ID. wer-
nette. F. L. Wells. E. r. whitla.
Earl Sanders, w. w. Leeper, /. NJ.
Busby. ii. II. Hubbard. Roy C. Lam
mers, Edwin McBee. f. A. Mccall,
Margaret Main. A. H. Morgan, r. H..
Muncey, J. j. Parker, Joshua Peter
son, v, w. Plat. s. G. Sargent, w.
Giberson, A. Grantham, @. w.
Haney, Boyd Hamilton. James H.
Harte, f. V. Boughton, ID. H. Bud
long, A. V. Chamberlin. A. Cook, F.
w. Fitze. j. NJ Flynn. L. T. Dittl-
more, all OF Occur d'Alene; +. ID.
Hubbell, A. ID. Jacoby, G. r. judi
son, Spirit Lake; NJ. A. Kiger, Harri-
son; A. 0. Larson, Emida; A. w.
Post, Rathdrum; +. H. Quinn, Ca
taldo; II. II. Renfro Santa; G. w.
Riply, Spirit Lake; Ada p. Getchell.
Lane; w t. Hireen. Spirit Lake;
James II. Hood, Fernwood: G. II.
Friedlander, st. Joe; W. II. Edel-
blute. Rathdrum; NJ. w. Frost, Har-
rison; Levi Crow. Emida; j. v. Haw-
kins. ST. Joe; w. H. Hager. Harri-
son; Otto c. Schmidt. Spirit Lake; ].
w. Settle. Post Falls; r. C. Sims, st.
Joe; James W. Slater, Medimont.
w. J. Thompson, Harrison: s. II.
Watkins, Athol; j. j. Woodrow, d. J.
Wright. Spirit Lake, and r. r..
Young, Rathdrum.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
HEAT KILLS IN CHIcAGO.

CHICAGO. Ill. July I2.-one man
is dead here as q result OF the heat
today and scores are Frustrated. The
thermometer today reached 50 de-
grees.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
ROOSEVELT PARTY
SHORT OF PROVISIONS.
Guide Crosses Desert In search OF
Relief.

NAIvASHA. July i2.-Half dead
from thirst and hunger r. J Cum
nlngham, an English hunter In
charge OF Colonel Rooseveits hunt
ing party. reached Attendborough
manor last night According TO Gun
hinEham the Roosevelt party Was
badly In need Of food and be under
took the journey to secure Il for
them. He misjudged the distance
from Colonel Roosevelt's camp TO the
manor and spent the whole day In
the desert without food or water.
After a rest Cunningham returned
across the desert with enough pro-
visions to last the party until Il
reaches AttsndbOrOugh.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12

Their principal business is to furnish
to prospective applicants information
as to the lands contained in the res-
ervation, to furnish maps, and also
information with regard to the regis
tration, drawing and filing, which
latter, il the applicant but realized
1t. could be secured by himself from
the officers in charge as well as from
these bureaus and without any cost.
Some OF the information bureaus
also are engaged in the locating bust
ness, but there is class which fol-
lows this exclusively and regards the
dispensing of information as but an
incident. The conditions in general
are that the prospective applicant
must sign a contract which makes
him client of the Arm. At the time
of the signing he pays retainer OF
about $40, and in return for this the
company agrees to locate him upon
a tract OF land upon condition Of the
payment at the time OF filing fur
Their fee.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12

Continued on Page TwO.l
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
ARTHUR SMITH
IS ASSASSIN
Man Charged With Killing Hoffman
Former Resident of This City

Arthur Smith. charged with the
murder OF Hess Hoffman. OF Peons
Prairie. and for whom the sheriff Of
Spokane and his deputies, ever since
the commission or the crime, have
been securing the country. was fol
merly a Occur d'Alene boy, and Dep.
uty Sheriff Long. OF Spokane. was In
the city last evening comforting with
Sheriff Bailey and his deputies with
relation TO the case. and also secur-
ing Information which may be OF as
sistance to him In his search for
Smith. The mother OF Smith for
merly resided In the city, but Is now
a resident of Missouri, but stIll owns
property here. He has a brother.
Herbert Smith. who Is employed ON
the steamer Flyer OF the Red Collar
line, and also a brother-in-law, Jesse
Works, During Smiths stay In the
city he was employed for a while by
one OF the dray companies and was
a member OF Company C, |. n. G..
After leaving here II seems that he
went to Spirit Lake, and from there
went 10 Peone Prairie, where he was
employed In a mill. II was here he
met Hoffman and was discharged by
him, and upon his departure stole
his razor, and upon being pursued is
supposed to have turned upon him
and killed him by shooting him.
Little Girl Only Witness.
The fate OF Smith, II apprehended,
will be dependent upon the evidence
of Maggie Becker. 10 years OF age.
who Is the only known eye witness
of the murder. She saw 1t from the
home of her father. William Becker,
a farmer, which is located about 200
yards from the place where Hon.
mans body was found in the road
She was alone in the house, and
happened to look out through the
window and saw Hoffman and smith
meet. According to her statement.
she saw a man coming along the
road, and behind him another, Hoff-
man carrying a club. Hoffman over
took the man ahead OF him and for
a minute they confronted each other
and engaged In q conversation. and
then she saw the man draw n gun
and fire and Hoffman fail. She
stated that when she saw this she
turned away from the window and
did not look out again, but heard
two more shots fired. and then on
the evening of the return OF her
parents told her father OF what she
had seen.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
STEAMERS COLLIDE
GWx NauNNy NnnWNrav

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July
12.-Slx men were drowned today
when the steamer John b. Cowles
collided with the steamer Isaac
Scott and sank. II was only by the
most heroic work on the part of the
crew that more lives were not lost.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-12
Also Everybody Else.

The pedlers and vendors OF all
kinds of wares have also commenced
to arrive and will be in attendance
to walt on the crowd. The peanut
and popcorn men and hamburger
men have taken up their locations
on the street corners where the traf-
fic is heaviest, and during the hours
of the day and night they sing their
well-learned song in praise of the
wares they have to sell. The man
with the popgun and his many
tempting prizes, the man with the
baseballs and the niger dolls, the
chiropodist and manicurers, and
those seers who can peer into the
future and have a vision of the world
and all the wonders that will be, are
all here plying their trade.
With the coming of the opening
and the crowd will also come the
gentry-the men who
pick peoples pockets, the sneak
thief. the men who hold people up
at the point of a revolver and take
their money and valuables away, and
the man who, when night comes and
all good citizens are fast In the
slumbers of repose, breaks into their
homes and steals whatever of value
he can find. The police will be in
creased with the view of taking
care of these and preventing their
operations. but they cannot prevent
their coming and they will all be
here. That is certain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

caught sight Of Jones taking aim 1T
him from behind q tolenhnne post lual
" llme sp dodge getting bit
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7 PlJF I ING
POF T EN-
BE:R(53ERI
~ 4sM y s ~ Mlm Z I
PFAGHF
Special to tbe Daily leedef.

Special te the Daily Leader.
Cripple Crock. colo. Mar. GA
bomb was exploded - ioaaa political
circles ioday, following me eomocra.
tie convention when Alderman w. a.
poffcnberger declared .hat rat cnly
had he been the recipient 81 hrlbes.
bur That oiaer members OF ilse pres.
ent council were implicated, pofien.
hergar's declaration followed bis fail.
uro l0i denomination
He declared chat during the conaid.
ergtl0n Of neN telephone franchise
he was siYan g2oe By 4. ~ Grant.
county clerk ana chairman tf the
county committee, FOR services n the
council II favor df gne lai8phune
company operating hers
Poiienberger States that FOUR other
members pf the city council divided
$500 between them and names the
men Who also, he SAYS, we're brlbed
hs the telephone empany.
Poflenbarger declares h. will make
! sworn statement to this effect and
throw himself upon the mercy OF The
eour,
Mayor Won Tllh0rg says poffonbcr.
GER APPROACHED aim tonight OH the
-ireet ssid Ae had been turned down
II the convention ana would "ssart
ifcube.H lie then related the story
ol the alleged bribery and declared
be would take It into the courts.
District Judge srhaefer SAYS he will
Hot summon the grand Jury until i
sworn affidavit had been filed.
Polfenberger appeared at the coun-
Ell meeting tonight AMI was charged
hs his colleagues with mailing iibeI-
pua statements regarding them, He
leo ared Ills statements we're true
an6 that be had the proof Regard.
Ing his own bribery be said he was
sven 5000 by County CLERK Grant
II rse basement of the county court
house an1 wheh The time comes he
will show that Aif. Grant III the
hesring d d third party offered hlpi
Thar sum and nIserward gaye him
he money
*'If Is hlgsly probable that elens
Ill Nc taken 70 prosecute Fuifeu.
Herser Immediately The accused II
dermen deny the allegations and elte
council records to prove poflenhers
ger falslflns They show that the
day following his alleged bribery be
voted IN favor OF the new franchise.
which they declare either dlsprwes
his statement OF shows that he
dnuglc crossed ilse men ha saya
hired him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG. Do not
allow your gray hairs 90 make
vom old EoQAknn. Gray haired
people are hack numbers. DO
u0f be one>
The use %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

FeIpys Kidrey Remedy viii cure
ng case Of kidney or bladder trouble
hat Is not beyond The reach Of med
cine. Cures backaehc and lrregu
.ritles TINT II neglected might re-
uil N Hflghis disease OF diabetes
or Sale By gaR aenfra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

nights. tried several doctors end
used g number uf different ointments
use Of Culicura Soap. Cutieura Ointment
and Cutitufa KesOivent pills. with the
result that IN afew davs al itching had
ceased and III about three weeks time
oil traces uf my eruption had dlsap-
peafed. have had no trouble Of this
Kind since, II, Al. Krulskon. b7l4
Wabash Ave- Chicago, M. November
Il and IS, 1907.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

MIss Myelle 7 hnsaa form eFiy with
he Rgmaey Bros Dry Goods com.
any has accepted q position IN the
liberation department Of the Brown
lfy Goods company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19
Still
GRANTS PRIVILEGES

The city council last night took an.
lher step IN granting speclal pfiyll-
sges to West slders The taxpayers
Il The city. 81 the last special cleo
Ion voted SlU0lo for main sanitary
ewers on the West side. The c0un.
n used $4,000 Of the money to con
struct "a m-in sanitary sewer IN The
,lley between Warner and Noble ave-
lues. from Fourth 10 Seventeenth
tree, which Is now being completed.
At the last meeting Of the council
m amended ordinance MAS passed,
lxlng $40 as the tapping ice for
property owners along It 10 get full
leneilt Of the sewer; the colncllmen
Who opposed The proposition being
lbsent
Councilman Barker speaking, en-
his subject. Hast night. said ! have
lways maintained aud siill maintain
hat Il IS an Injustice to tho taxpayers
the city 20 erect sewers n alleys
.ith public money. and ii Is granting
peclal privileges Co those property
wners On the east side oi ne city"
oniinued Barker. "tne eyopetty own.
RS are called upon 20 pay from $50
0 s4cfr district sewers, when under
h. amended ordnaace "a PASSED at
be last meeting when was ana
i0Idahly away q person owning a
alf block n tbai sewer district only
las to pay $40 far iuii use of the sew.
RI"
The council Instructed City Engine.
Miller e. prepare plans profIles
nd estimates for constructing main
overs up tie alleys between Mansur
md Logan. and Logan and Washing
on from Fourth to Fourteenth streets
fiih the intention of having these
ewefs paid ior out of the money
eted by the taxpayers 0f che city
gencral a proposition 10 run the
laln sewer ap Ninth street tho full
myth Of tho West side, giving prop
rly oaners the benefit 10 build et-
raj sewers p The same from either
ilreellon. efas voted down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

To younger housekeepers. TO begin-
ners In the art Of bread and cake making,
no assistant will prove so helpful as DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder. 1t will
make you the best food easily and
quickly,
1t would be unwlse 10 experiment.
with the cheap alum baking powders.
They contain poisonous element which
slight accident or error in handling sonaeu
times results in serious consequences.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

Will permanently RestOre the
youthful color 20 gray or faded
hair, no matter how old You are.
WaI1 keep You looking young,
feeling young. WiM give y0u
a beautiful head Of haAK thni
everyone will admire.
start using KNOW nnd DE YOUNG.
IS NOT A DYE.
"a ana soc. botilen+ a druggists.
send a.. ioI free book, n he cars % w HAIR
Rhlfe Hay spec. Co. NEWARK y. ..
FOR SALE hY a. E. GRAY, J. NJ.
WALLACE AND THE EAGLE DRUG
sroRE
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eruption % 3 nj q VI
pu8 ules on my
hand :. T h eee
enfnad later 10 other
nar Of sny body,
and tho itching az
times wAs Intense, so
much so thai I liter
alI tore the skin on
In allfotls h seeking
relief. The awful
Itching lnteFfered
with my work CON
eitlmably, and also
KENT flim Il e. IA "A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

The time and manner Of holding alec
llons E find nothing In examining lhs
BIN % which yonr attention shoult
be cailcl
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And Build To The System
Take lhe Ola STANDARD GROVES
TASTFfiESs CHILL TONIC. You
know HAal you are taking. Tha FOR.
mlla y plainly printed on every bot.
iln showing It Ii eIfnnly Qnlnlna and
FHec'ual form For Krnwn eup'n
ean.fnal form NF sfown peoplIo
.nd children bfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-19

Attorney General Chtrles Wess til
pn opinion lnday fe the governor s..ys
me geneial election bin relating 90
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03
BEEBE DRAW.

Henry Moser. Gus and Jake Bohl-
ender returned last week from Boise,
Idaho.
The entertainment in honor OF
Washington's birthday was postponed
till last Saturday night on account
Of the storm. 1t was quite we'll
attended considering the condition
Of the roads. At the end of the
program a collection was taken. the
amount to go towards purchasing a
new dictionary for the school.
The Colorado Telephone Company
is making quite a change in their
system, putting in hew boxes, etc
From now on, all subscribers living
south OF Evans, will be in that dis
trict. with Evans as their central
A corps of ten surveyors have been
camped in the south end of the
Draw for the past two weeks and
are laying out big reservoir.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03
BALD HEADS NOT WANTED
Badness Is Too Generally ."''
.rcd n Sign of Advanced As''


A hald headed person does ho'
have an equal chance win '.''
b,assed with "A healthy head OF mar
because badness is too sehe'"'iF
accented AS an indication OF "s''
Many large corporations have es'ao'
lisbad an age limit. and refuse ~
take men over So years OF age "S
new employees.
Almost 65 per cent of bald heaue''
people may regain good he"" VI
healthy hair If they will follow our
advice and accept our offer. We nave
remedy that Ne positively guarah-
tee to grow hair on any mead unless
the roots of the hair are eh'"e'N
deaa their fo,licles closed, ana 'he
scaIn has become glazed and shihy'
We want people to try this remedy
at our risk, with the distinct under
standing that uniess it does exactly
what We claim it will. and gives SAL
isfaction in every respect. we shall
make no charge for the remedy used
during the trial.
We know exactly what We are
talking about, and with this oner
hack of our statements no one should
scofr. doubt our word or hesitate to
put our remedy TO an actual test.
We want everyone in Greeley
who is suffering from any scalp or
hair trouble, dandruff. falling hair
or badness to try our Rexall "s5
Hair Tonic. We want them to use
it regularly-say until three bottles
have been used-and If it does not
eradicate dandruff. cleanse and re-
fresh the scalp. tighten the hair IN
its roots, and grow new hair, we will
return every cent paid us for the
remedy for the mere asking. There
3 no formality expected. and We ex-
act no obligations from the user
whatever.
We are established right here in
ireeley. and make this offer with
full understanding that our business
uccess entirely depends upon the
ort of treatment we accord our Gus
omers, and We would not dare make
he above offer unless We were posi-
lively certain that we could substau-
late 1t in every particular. Two
ICES, soc and 800. The H. Rey-
olds Drug Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03
OlLCssKHr.

Mrs. Gillans. Who has been very
low With peritonitis, ID slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mn. Arnold Boal we're
WAITING with Mrs. Boal's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Whiggan. Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Selby we're In Dem
yer on business Saturday and Sun
day.
The new depot workers arrived
here Saturday. They will commence
work right away.
Albert Freeland was assisting Mr.
Hines in the store Saturday.
I MPA James Hubbard, Of Evans
visited with her mother, Mrs. War.
den last week, returning to her home
Sunday afternoon.
| Charles Hines, Mr.. Cunens and
Robert Hines visited Orchard las,
week. MIR. Robert Hines has taker
up a claim there.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03

forty feet when 1t was standing.
"Massachusetts,' contains $4,000
board feet of lumber; Governor
Stoneman. contains 10000 board
feet, and the Mother Of the Forest.
burned in the terrible forest fire
which licked its way into \ part of
the grove last summer. contains
los. 900 board feet. Each Of these
trees named grows a. much lumber
a. 10 grown ordinarily on fifteen or
twenty acres timbefland. The
bark runs six inches to two feet IN
thickness. Among the other large
named trees in the two groves are
Waterloo" "Pennsylvania. James
King" "Old Bachelor" Pride Of the
Forest. Daniel Webster.' "Sir
John Franklin" Empire State" ~.
s. Grant" Nv. T. sherman" y. p.
MsPherson." Abraham Lincoln
Connecticut" "Ohio," Grover
Cleveland" DIR. Nelson General
Custer" DIR. ]. ". Dawson" Gen
eral Hancock" Knight Of the For
est." Two Sentinels." and "Old
Dowd."
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03
sAyES MOST FAMOUS GROVE nF
TREES IN WORLD
CALIFORNIA; GREAT PINES
After Nine Years Congress Agrees
- Pass bill Creating the Cala-
vcras National Foresf. anu
Thereby Save One Of
Seven Wonders


ing the bill for the creation of the
CAlaveras national forest in Califor-
MA President Roosevelt has COM
pleted the legislative act which saves
for all time the most famous grove
OF trees in the world. The people
Of California, particularly the 500
women of the California club. have
been working to interest the Gov
ernment IN this wonderful grove OF
big trees for more than nine years.
but not until now has it been possible
to arrange a plan satisfactory alike
to the owner of the land and TO Goa
sress.
The senate bill passed by the
house of representatives has Just
been signed by the president. Ever
one interested in the great natural
wonders rejoices that as means o;
saving the big trees, the way has
been paved for a practical exchange
Of the timber in the groves for
stumpage on othe. forest land owned
~ the government The first Gala
vefas bill was introduced in the sem
ste four years ago by senator Per-
kt1s of California. Bills for the
some purpose were passed in the
uDper house OF congress a number
Of times. but always rallied of favor
ab3e consideration in the house un-
n senate bill l5.l. also introduced |
~ Senator Perkins, was called d
by Congressman c. Smith OF Cal
Hornia last week.
Robert r. Whiteside of Duluth.
Minnesota, a prominent lumberman
operating in the lake states and ON
he Pacific coast, is the owner of the
Caiayeras big trees. After his agree
0ent to the proposals. which are
simply a practical exchange OF tim
bef for timber, the entire California
delegation gave its solid and en-
tAusiastic support to the bill. No
appropriation is needed to carry ont
~ provisions of the act.
The land to be acquired under the
~ includes about $50 acres in what
= known as the north Calaveras
grove in Calaveras county. and 3.04o
acres in the south grove in Toulumne
eoanty. The north grove contains
1aney-three big trees and in the
oouth grove there are 1880 Of these
giant sequoias. Any tree under
eighteen feet in circum mferencef c.
six feet through. is not considered
h the count OF large trees. Resides
the giant sequoias. there are hum
dfeds of sugar pines and yellow
pines OF astonishing proportions.
ranging to the height Of 275 feet and
Dften attaining a diameter of eight
10 ten feet. There are aiso many
vhite mrs and incense cedars in the
TO tracts. A government study Il
~ land was made by field party
ss1er the direction of Fred @. Plur,-
~. United States forest service. In
l1et.
The Calaveras big trees are known
~ world over. The north grove {
soetains ten trees each having . d.
R0eter Of twenty-five feet or over,
- more than seventy having a d.
A0eter OF Afteen to twenty-five feet. |
0ost of the trees have been named, |
se0e for famous generals OF the
United States and others for states |
0an and various states Of the union. !
''YAs Father Of the Forests" now
Gown. II estimated by Hittel. in his
Resources of California" to have
AaA . height of $50 feet and . d.
aneter At the ground o. more thaA
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03

Get your spring supply OF shoes
at sale starting Saturday, March Il.
The Meyer Store, TAB Main street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-03
Cherniise
Skirts i

Embroidery rutfles with tucks,
wide lawn, H. 8. founces. lace inser-
lions and edges with top Of Nusiins.
Cambria and Nainsooks; large and
choice assortment: price 1t -, 49,,
&C. TAG, soc, Csc, LIB, Si.lo. and
up to $500.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-06-26

come per annum four years ago the
musical department has increased its
income to near $1,000 per annum. The
students In that department have in
creased in the same time from eleven
to fifty. This gives an idea of the
great work done by Miss Childers.
But Miss Childers is exceptionally
fitted for her work. She has studied
extensively in her chosen profession.
Besides the paintings Of the great mas
tiers that decorate the walls of her
studio, there hangs diploma of bach
elor Of music from Oberlin. She has
just finished course under Will
liam Shakespeare, the celebrated Lon
don voice instructor; she has studied
in Chicago Musical college, in Detroit,
Mich. and under some of the greatest
private instructors In the United States.
She teaches all branches Of music and
takes especial pride In teaching voice