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Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21
MARTIN DRAFT HORSE TROPHY.
One Of West Michigan State Fairs
Most Interesting Features.


One of the most interesting Of West
Michigan State Fair features during
the past four years has been the COM
petition for the Martin draft horse
trophy. This will be repeated at the
coming fair, which will be held in
Grand Rapids, Sept. 13 to II.
The Martin trophy will be bestowed
on the best draft team OF any age,
over 5000 pounds in weight, owned in
Michigan. The owner of the winning
team has the honor of retaining pos
session of the trophy until Sept. l.,
1910, when it will revert to the West
Michigan State Fair to be again Of
fered for competition. Four liberal
cash prizes will be awarded the own
ers of the four best competing teams.
Drivers of all non-winning teams viii
be paid 81 each. a..
The Martin trophy was won IN 1905
by the Quigley Lumber company, in
1906 and again in 1907 by the Voight
Milling company and in 1908 by the
Phoenix Furniture company. Scoring
IN this contest Is on the basis of 70
points for team and % points for har-
ness and wagon. Contesting teams are
required to be on the grounds from
noon until 4 o'clock and to drive in
the grand cavcalcade on Wednesday,
Grand Rapids day. The purpose of the
offer is to encourage the raising of
draft horses and an honest pride in
the care and ownership of heavy
teams for farm and city work.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21
The
All Had Drawn Blanks.

Mrs. Sharp was a woman with a
tongue that did not belle her name.
This did not improve her husband, He
was going fishing one day, and. looking
over his outfit, he exclaimed bitterly:
"My fishing trousers haven't single
button on themw
"I1ow fortunatew said his wife,
"Now. if you're drowned 1t will be SO
easy to identify your body, won't It.
dearT
mo" the husband roared, "for all
the other chaps In the crowd are mar
ried toor'
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21
FREE ATTRACTIONS FOR FAIR.
High Class VAUDEVILLE and Circus Acts
Features of Coming West
Mlchlqan State Fair.

Michigan State Fair.
Without exception, the free attrac-
lions provided for the entertainment
of West Michigan State Fair visitors
in past years have been high class,
eliciting the highest commentator. In
view OF this fact, the announcement OF
the specialties secured for this years
fair, Sept. 1917, will be of absorbing
interest.
Contracts have been closed for a
high class bill replete with novelties,
which guarantees to patrons rare
treat In the amusement line at abso-
lutely no expense. Clean, wholesome
vaudeville and circus acts in which
figure some thrilling innovations will
be the Offering at the coming and
greatest of West Michigan State Fairs.
AS usual, these performances will be
given from a platform facing the
grand stand, during the intervals be.
TWEEN the heats of the racing events.
AS a headliner this year th$;e will
be seen Captain Treats traiaof seals,
certain to prove a hit with old and
young. The seal, despite his ungainli-
ness, is one of the most intelligent as
well as most docile Of animals and,
well trained, performs feats of incred-
ible skill. Captain Treats pets are
favorites wherever they have APP
peared.
Arnoldo's trained wild animals are
decided innovation in this class OF en-
tertainment, his pets being leopards,
panthers and jaguars, the most treach-
erous of beasts, and the most difficult
to reduce to a state Of subsection.
Arnoldo, however, has his beasts we'll
in hand. Other engagements are with
the Landauer troupe of comedy aerial
bar experts and the Simple Simon trio,
trick house and comedy acrobatics.
All these act will be given each
afternoon of the fair from platform
In front Of the grand stand.
All railroads are offering one and
one-half one way round trip fares to
Grand Rapids during the fair.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21
Forgiveness.

My heart was heavy. for its trust had
been
Abused. its kindness answered with foul
wrong.
So. turning gloomily from my fellow
men,
One summer Sabbath day / strolled
among
The green mounds of the village burial
place,
Where, bordering how all human love
and hate
Find one sad level and how, soon or late,
Wronged and wrongdoer. each with
meekened face
And cold hands folded over a still heart,
Pass the green threshold Of our common
grave,
Whittier all footsteps tend, whence none
depart,
Awed for myself and plying my race,
Our common sorrow. like a mighty wave,
Swept all my pride away, and tremblingly
] forSave.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21
a Dav AZ a linn.

An element Of weakness In much OF
our resolving Is that we try to grasp
too much OF life at a time. We think
Of 1t as whole instead of taking the
days one by one. Life is mosaic, and
each tiny piece must be cut and set
with skill.-Anon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1909-08-21

Portraits, Frames, Photo Pillow
Tops, Beautiful Pictures. Bromides
and Solar Prints. Deal with Manu-
facturer direct. Catalogue Free.
National Portrait Co., Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Mud power is the lutest fashion in me.
,hauicp energy There are large taciu
81 peat IN lopa. Wisconsin,, North Dako..
IA, California aud ot intervals along
ihQ Eastern seaboarl from Massachus.
rits u Florida. fpt fhe most valuable
exist in Minnesota. where hundreds ~
screa Of reat several feet Ia depth ha,e
been found
10 the treatment Of llese deposits Eu-
ropcan experience proves most pia.ila
bic IN Germany the peasant halds bis
coiiagc, makes bedding for his family
and for bis COW, feriiliz his lani and
heats HE houae with peat
Straw from peat makes excellent litter
FOR stablc and mattresses are q superior
from tho aanitary viewpoint that they
nre paed extensively in hospitals.
The ilber Is compressed BY special
profess into tiles and blocks foF build.
Inp purposes, these constituting one o
the cheapest of all architectural sub
stances. The moss then combined with
the waste molasses Of bret sugar maua-
factufe produces IA compound that serves
admirably for fond for domestic animals
Rriquets Of peat hase been found ac'
ceptahe IN steam production, and thcg
oHW even greater possibilities with the
paa engine The punr the coal for "
rec, steam production the old standard
81 value, the more yalaahIe il Is for yield
ng gas for The gis engine Whom 'h'
structure Of the gas Engine beeomes more
RSed there is no saying what furihcl
revolution win take plaee in eurrenl
Ideas on fuel salusl
Florida peat. dried and compressed ~
10 bricks, produces gus which yields n
suits fully as raod a. TeSas and Noril
catoIlun lieniies, Il is declarcd, soul
oat haA prapased central power pluuil
|tsiabllsAoe II The boys and The peat COZ
vcrtcd into electricity which can
transmitted Wherever desired mi
would mean power at half the prese's
prices. Chicago Tribune,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
aavs Msn Ea. Mors .han Womaa.

IN small restaurant that enters ie
persons on economy bent, The biil Of faGe
"a headed BY this notices
aRegular dinner Men, e5 eeniai 70.
men, 10 cents
How Is ihis3p asked q ebaaee ens
iomer belonging to the sex MOST heayiFI
iaxee "You charge ua fellows 10 cents
,Iore ihnn you do the women. Nhai hasa
We done chat we should Be aa diseflH
mated againstV'
"lou cat moro, was fhe aleia le'
ioiadar. nIt 6oeaa Z eos, noafly % mugi
70 Feed women a. men, bp' ue are Tie
aHt concern 10 this pert af Town ihat
has been brave enough % sag 80 IN nlfp
print Many foreign reslHulauls haA
their eharees accordingly }pafains
houscs. zoo, are wen acquainted with ite
muscalinc appetite, and 81 SIS u lem
Ines at premium.
HHowever II the male heardef i spll
lect to excessive charges, " always ban
thc satisfaction 81 knowing IA GETS hia
money 4 worth Walters il lna'iniieAs
Of that kind are required to seperl ii the
kitchcn whether an order is fer ] laas
or gentleman, and the eouk dlslies VFl
in proportion to the capacity of The aip'
or Some cheap restaurants have adopledI
tbo plan os serving lady Ike paftlaasl
at rock bottom prices, tllefehy enabliae
.he man with nn appetite 70 donbe Fnl
ais order aud preserve fair faiie g
wepn the eoat Of men's end vetaen s
meals But wc like onr plai betleE r
gives everybody fair show md prs.
euts confusion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
COURT DECISIONS.

out Of his intentional ana wrongful
conduct, Of such character as te show
that the killing was the result Of pre-
YIeus pfemelilation and formed de
slgr.
(el The mere fact that defendant
may be angry or IN q condition Of vol.
anlarg intoxication, Will NOT prevent
IA unlawful killing from being muir
dar. provided That the defendant was
in auea q condition as to he able 60
form 4 design 10 eject lhe leath Of
.he party slain or amy ether human
bains.
Fmulh tal The uso Of The words
asauna ur 'eNcNemcnt IN leiinne
murder. III aidilion 20 The word ane
81 use in thc statute. does not rem.
der me instructions more hurlensnme
70 tbe defendant OF take from him ans
substantial rieht
lhl Wen ~ ihe same array a de
iendaat By separate shots Mills two
persons ana has been indicted, tsled
and aeuultte tor the murder Of the
efsun Killed by the iirst shot and s
upoa trial tor lhe murder Of the see
aud person SO Killed. the court
should Instruct .he iury that the prose
ealian Is bound by the issue neeea.
Barilv detc mined IN The first trial
aad tha safl iuaamqA, az lcgnltlal IS
conclusive ma the issues therein dc.
lefmlnel eaanol be tried ageln, and
That ihe Jury must bold the defendant
ualllahie ln killing such lrst per
son. and That no presumption Of guilt
caalI be entertained against the Dc.
iendant upon hts trial for murlef Of
Tie second person Killed on eeeaunt
81 sueh iirsl killing
Slxta When 4 defendant u on trial
on the charge Of murder Il Is not
necessary FOR the trial court 20 state
the law uliun q given issue applicable
i, the eeiience Of the defence. IN a
sepmate paragraph from the law an
! plioable to the Evidence OF the prose
eutIun uFon the salAo Issue. When Il
can be done. the court may state ~
one pamm1rh iae law applicable II
lie evidence on both sides oi au II.
sne
Seventh go Tho better and aaEe
nr4ctlee Il. fur trial cousla, when evs
lenfe of the gooi character Of the de
endant Is proper ANA has been Intro
peeA Ii Iustruct tho jury upon thls
issue.
tbl IN inslructlne on character the
court eulA exercise care not 10 De
.cneh unn The province OF flie iufs
| All lhsl Is necessary for the court &
Iaa IS. 10 inform the Jury that thes
MAY Give 10 evllcNce ol character
5ueh weight MS they may deem lropel
ID eaanersna With an tho olaer testi
/ m0ng IA ihe ease. and the doctrine @
reasonable doubt.
lei 0lAnpn ul Supfeme Court q
tinted States In White WI T. ) Il
| ant. Ct Reptr y la with reference
to Instructions on character, improved
! IN anfnmenied " the Judges 81 0k
] ahpaHG
3 III Whom d deicndant requests u
instruction, applicable 70 any ISSUE II
case. end the trim Judge should b
Of the opinloni,hat iie lpN IS not cor
reeIly stated IA such requested Inalfa
ton. Il Is tie duty Of the lrlal judge
t modify snch requested Instruction
o. give an instruction containing !
correct statement 81 The law.
slghfh tal py statute lhe eommnE
% ssle of trlel lflllun nf nen
heNn fSi#iNH aHA Till
nuHfI feanlrRA NJ Su0aitlle III laNl
i llhAfaIlk and IL illrlhtganea ag ihaIies
aHl Ue afa expressly, Infh aea f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

An English nohlfnsa. aesol re-
hls wealth and FOR bis dislnehnailot
to part with Il ones attended Z ba1s
promoted nv Princess MeiIerhleh J
aid OF hosuitaL
"Will you buy this olsafrelse case
asked the princess, offering q pre-
article 10 TIA peer No. HI lofish
did not amcke
'ThlR penholdef then# sid ths
pnncesa NJ. hla ltsiAhip neRn
wrote
"A bonbonnIefe7 sufelgs7 Ne
said his lordshlp; he never tooA
aweelf
eThene taking up cake Of soap
4 shall not ash, you 70 buy this aoapl
she remarked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

"a sHsgs Experiment, in Hsaaesae
ms.
4 unique experiment Iasto be faiad
at the University Of Illinois enc az
pariment 81 social science has rentca
largo dwelling housa neur ihe cam.
pua ana divided Il into two eaaal 4.
pafiments One ls fitted up according
q the most improved theories Of
household economies The uthef il fas
alshed ID the good ola way 81 our
eanamoihcrs. How laf & g nos lble
Jos 6 9emon with limltoI M is ta
adopl she first instead ol The sefeae
eehhme Of Housekeeping Il Tho p.ae
lem 10 be solved BY experiments %
aast nnp year
Ii one apartment only the most
FnQaerate furnishings have been ii.
Stalled. Heaiiug cooling and laa.dgg
Mnrk are doNe by gas and elegtFieiYs
the floors are Yarnlshcd Or Wasst
and covered with rugs N the 9th
apartment coal wood and coka 40
used 20 heat the rooms, ah well ffr
eeokin0 ca lamps afe used fos AsAt
the walter is drswn from d pumg, and
carpets are iacted % the sefg piaa
floors.
Classes IA household science hAsa
Charge 81 rach q me apartments Us.
der tha supervision pf the professors
l careful account Is 70 be bapl Of TIE
HzpnnAes The convenience aud tht
time consumed 10 the pfeparallua q.
foods and ihe discharge 81 Al tie oh
fr domestic duties. This Is tho first
Opportunity TINT college woinln AI
lave 70 sex the two methods tested
Aiae hv side Womans Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

been completed, patents made and de-
liseged Equalization 5ethe allotmenis
made end disposition Of whai llale
ribal'Wcpcriy there Is ihaf E still held
ln common woald dispose ol theh at
fairs and put The Indians on 0 plane
wta white peonle And THESE are all
merely matters of delail mud admlnis'
trallnn ana would have practically no
opposition N congress.
u has always been lhe idea 81 Con.
gress and tho departments 10 deal wlih
tho five tribes az q whole when pos
slhle. ana whether the ldea Of diapos
inE of part OF the tribes without all by
one niece % legislation femahs 70 be
seen. 44la&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

! criminal gou'f o. Appcdll
Wofdson II. Morris, Appellant. W.
rhe Territory Of 0kahoml appeal
rom Kay county.
Flrst f4l As to whether 2 pn0to'
raph 81 a place or promises on which
{ Is charged that an ofense was com
nitttd. Is admissible IN evidence IN
ans particular situation OF d trial. -
within lie discretion WIN not he dis
iurbpd II taere was amy reasonable
roun thereios
fhi Whom the photographer VINO
naa tie photographs Of the PROMISES
where fhe homicide took place, testi-
aed fNat they did not correctly show
he distances and ihe relation OF The
biocls which they rnrpoted to re.
lfesent il Ras not error for the trial
auft to refuse 20 allow them TO DE-
neoiucel III evidence.
sel Photographs Of persons, when
b.even TO be correct, gnd when fele.
vent ta some issue in casei are ed-
nissitia II evidence
serora lal Threats made by q
ihlfd person against q defendant are
i0t admissible until some evidence
has been introduced which would give
the gendant reasonable ground to
believe that such Third person was
aetlng with tae ieeessed in common
ieslgn to lninre or KIN thc defendant.
Oh Have sou heaed aiy OF the
asshlays make ans demonstrations
lr statements against the liie ot The
leiendsnss.a Geld 10 bs fH lmpfopef
question a. being too general
tcl When defendant seeks 70 IN
rs noe threats made by ihlM per
son against him, the question as y
uch threats must indicate what par
ocular PERSON Is being inquired 81
hat The court can determine rs re-
eyaney 10 the issues y the case
tn Az exception must be saved q
! iiegcd errors ol the trial judge lusthe
.dnlsslon OF exclusion &C evidence. On
aey VIII not be reviewed upon ap
Wai
lcl When threats have been eom
uunlcatel Ia defenians, evidence
if This faet IS a4Mlsslblc, when rele
INT Without requiring proof that
uch. threats Ecfo actually made p
tho deceased
"a For 4 discussion Of me phhuao
ihy ii fhe law relntlng % cvtienc'
iF threats. see opinion
Third tal II plea ~ former &C
aulttal of fuameF ieoiardy, shows up
nj Is flee dlfferent oifense from
hal Tor which the deienlant Is tAei
qh trial Of Il It IS otherwise fatqlh
IofeeliVe. It should not be snhmitte.
| l1 the Jury. but should be striehel
from the reeufs of the court
(bl II. in the snlue ARRAY q rersol
s4onls and kills one person. ana b
second sboi Kills another pe1on, b.
aag be aanaFaielg prosecuted Tor XIII
ng each af them. ana may bc properl
enulited ii one case and convicted Il
lssf Fourth e, "a IructShis lo isle|
lnuA he considered a. wltue, tn'
when 20 nsns ered II Il appears TIM
4 the Nv applicable to each Issue ln IN
case has been corfeclly given and th
Instructions are net cont'ni'elofy, o
asleadinE. they sfc spfliclen.
fbl II from 5ny cause. NJ the tlmi
] II he homicide II rlind Of the Dc
Ienianl was Il such 4 condition as {
ne Indanshie oF forming prempdlla
Al aaslsn Il elleet lhe dealh a lhl
afsnn sialn. HI nf ANY other huMfl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

-enSer judgment upon any technical
ty or exception which does not Affect
substantial right Of a defendant
% For statement Of testimony. Ia
view Of which the trial Judge did not
commit reversible error IN failing 10
instruct tho Jury upon the question
If character. see opinion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

whe two young men reached The
daor At iho Same ilne la Miss
swenIngton lngs thes asAea Tho
maid. Norali. looked a ihaui ana
shook her head 1lsgonsqlalaly saea
IN to san az ye Ian ont e th ther.1
she said az last hut th' tep av 80
coming together has got RE So taaeled
Ofm blcst IL q knea which Is Nhish
lut come Fiehi I'll. ba.h ay ye
All Oill ax hof % come dQaa an pleh
ye ONT. lndso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

often receive severe burns. putting out
fires. chen use BuclSlens Arniea salye
and forget them. II soan drives ont
pain For Burns, Scalds, Wounds,
Cuts and Bruises rs earth's greatest
healer Quickly cures Skin Eruptlehs
Old Sores, Boils. Ulcers Felons. best
pile cure made Relief Is Instant gbc
at all druggists.
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- ralnEs aILL IN DANCED.


lcpntInued from Page ons.l
#naeersg ana over which hHre f ii.
#iaa diversity 0f opinions IsSet lns.
4e1nle " she Chaciaw nalIon fhem
#elxpe % not seen able fo .lgree uHon
shut should be done elih The coil
Handa IL addition Two or three alllilan
Hssss q surplus land are q be .lIsnnsel
# Ton ille naeslons Of eilIzFaskIll
HilH fen4ln nnfete ga afe almas n
ziI' 4|lbln ihe chudtaW an1 Ealeka
8aH nall3Ha
Il he Ieek Chepakee aad seulnDle
HaEaHs he settlement ai sha lfEual af'
l6I s iaHeh farther udsaneHd pFAt
NsAllS All lhp aaealinus n Il Iaanahlll
II hfan deelNcd Aud These haa haFel
Ill afe ApW Nnnd|NG Il lhe hl4aeE
HaIila aHa klli M decided Shortly
FFaal|alIf A lhe alloGmenls have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Hutchinson. Knns. After trying doc
tors and different medicines fuf kid.
ney. bladder and rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texas Wonder cured me L -
the best medicine on eafth Walter
q Perry, 20 3. Main street Sold hy
all lfngelsta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

In lhc parlof there WoFe shreai
Gin, lhe narlof lamp and lae,
two X company 10 dunli
THAT n why TIE lsmp s %
-piMe "a aigaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

4 deputy who had suat been eleeta1.
says tho Paris Innaro, has peen tins
varloasly described On The walls ni
hts district; mobile mind" nun
Aaapndfeg SNiitauNb ln the lafs1sI
sense q the Wdrd kIsInilef rnilaas
"Great citlzen.n enrunIe:i brute
Distinguished economisl esalsf
''Ialoquent orator" Muddy iudIxlab-
aln What sort 81 man IS thar
The beauty Of riahteoqsrtss IS only
appreciated BY tho vofy iaao. s.lt ar
the very experienced.
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Girls Ready
Made Dresses
Aeee s ana 10 years.

acoich plaid Drcsses made q a cot
81 plaid sultmg, warranted 70 be per-
lcci fitting. The Dress ready made
for less than you could afford to havn
ltcm made, only a very fes in this
lot Choose carly aud get the uQn
size you want Choice ...... JoS
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SpeciaISaleofChildr S
School Dresses! E

This i Sale in which the mothers will be delighted;
e carry full line Of chdrens ready-nade dresses at all
times The new summer dresses will soon be here and
we must make room for them and will sell the few
remaining al wonderful discount The styles and ma
terial o these are good and may be all summer. Do
YOU know that you can buy dress readymade for almost
the price Of the material alonep Why worry and fret
about sewing and fitting when you buy these dresses
readv-made FOR a very small amountp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

INIIUH uE IHHF HHEE#t 10 EFHVNI HIF N
and provides that IA cities Of tnn hrst
class TIE hoard Of education shall
consist Of five members. to be elected
by the people ag large The hlll was
briefly eensidere1 in the senate this
morning ani PASSED.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-13
A WORD WITH LABOR.

The laboring men and mechanics
Of the city are dependent upon bus
mess conditions and the degree of
prosperity which the city enjoys for
the labor which brings them the
means OF living. When things are
booming and all lines Of industry
moving to full capacity. there Is Gre
ated q demand for your labor and
you have g choice OF occupation at
the highest scale of wages. In other
words. work Is plenty and there Is no
worry az to whore the money is com
Ing from to clothe and feed the fam
lily at home whose very existence and
degree OF comfort depends on your
opportunity to earn money. The
greater the freedom with which can
ital may be invested probably in a
srowing, prosperous community, the
greater Will be the amount Of money
attracted to that community for In
vestment Capitalists seek the broad
guage communities for the establish
ment OF their industries: they shun
the city with a wall around 1t. Cap
tt9l fears the city or community con-
trolled by one class of people no
matter along what line their radi-
calism may run. A prohibition wall
would shut capital out of this city; It
would lessen the demand for your Ia
Dor by erippllng industries of all
Kinds, a sample OF this being in the
fact that prohibition win probably
close the Hotel Idaho. the pride of
the city, II II closes this hosiery II
VIII also make many other business
places vacant and tia. condition alone
would give the capitalist a scare. To
see business rooms vacant and the
leading hotel with the doors harraa
and windows nailed up would cause
BIN to say TOO many eobwehs on
that towu-dead," VIM such conai-
lions be Of benent to your Do Won
intend TO place one vote in the chi.
pese Sall the prOhibitlonists would
erect around our eityH Such condi-
t'on Is the purest provineialism: It ia
step backward In these days when
The world Is awaklng to the battle
against diseases and conditions which
annually carry Oh thousands Of peo-
pie for one who goes down BY the
excessive ase Of alcohol. Treat the
question scientifically and broadly
along the lines Of human rights. lib-
erty OF conscience and In a business
way.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-13

Hotel Idaho? Would that not be a
calamity to all of us? DO not let
minister work upon your feelings
by his sentimental and sympathe tic
talk for the purpose Of binding you
to the facts. He is trained and paid
for working on the feelings of 9TH
ers. 1t Is his life business, and a
laudable one II he uses It along the
lines Intended by Its very nature, to
improve morals by argument and
precept' not by law and force. He
viii appeal to you to save the boy
by voting for local option, but the
boy will become a man some day
and II he has not the moral stamina
and courage to do right he win ig-
more your law.