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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
MAMIE saALNo nunRn r.NvEvg.

pcspats tlr slasa dina lie A,sostis.
asaasie BpaIrb. que hsbin tSAshsie ssssa
anshsi9H de tiisg paBtli1as aus se.iftes
Man hia.oEnfr de rfsaFNnfis yo.I6 81
lAneH nltsnr, pEpsFn sl yi3Essas d las
z q. ~. egs 81 HoxssiAi ae ln nIn5sAB,
IN sfelirsa, atlt ~ t,tss ~ sessa ffass.
Csss, como de isSgg Sc sItea, lsstAna
cnAtso q clnen assga dc fsssisass ea Nati
Antonio. Fl absxaspo poT psfss tis
tin exemilssag sadnia 4 IL lafostrnada
sSfoYa 4 saIaE6eraA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
AtentadOS Salvaje
ocHo NEGRos EN- PELIGRo DE
PEREcBR vIoTIMAs DEL FUE-
10

4 y D +. i = h
Con el fuego propagandose debaJo
do 6ti pequeiin casa. do MADEIRA, ocho
negros despertaron llenos do espnnto
al DIR In voz dc alarma que les di6 el
policfa. McRea. quo descubri6 10 que
puede llamarse un intento criminal
de incendio. Ell fuego fue descubier-
to POGO deBpuep de las de Ia mafia-
ma del Viernes. dia. 16. Una negra.
que SO hallnba durmiend0, iHaonscien
tie dol peligro. .fue despertado por los
gritoS del Official. Despues sigui6 la
lucha para salir dc In cnsn. FL fue-
SO fue npagndo por el policia medtpn-
te unns cuantns cubetns de agua. No
cabe du1a que el fuego fue intencio-
nado. UN examen detenido descubri6,
que Sc habin tnpilado gran cantidad de
napeles y una parte de colch6n loI
largo del borde y debajo dol edificlo.
Tres ceriNos SO encontraron parcial-
mente eucendidos junto nj fuego. des
pues que, las llamas habInn siCo extin-
guldas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
'------.
JEAN pUCOs

Vende excelentes y deliciosos vinos
y llcores, con 10 que puede satisfacer
el mas dsiicado gusto en- bebidas. en-
In cansina sta en- ls calle dal Conner
clio al oeste. No. 1905, al lado Sur del
Nue.o Mercado. Teletono 1859.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
Trad.

CoMPE I'D. LA CRUZ ELEcTRIcA
ESceiente para curar el reumatismo
otras cnfermedndes. Vale $1.0o. Pr
dase q Pablo Cruz. Station 4, 205 s.
San Antonio, diez de mayo do mil no
Laredo st., San Antonio. Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
iGRAN BARATA!
un Re.raso asands per e as.


Ejuyfe We. 81 retfato o sl de esai-
quie1s o,sa pessops Is css. sFi cs.
iamellias de & cts, 8 on o4dsn pes
tai. y sa 10 amplifisaFsmca, 60 d.
cir. 10 snyiarsnioa gra.Is 81 Fsseasa 10
ssaaasp esiesal, devdiyisodois tasskssn
81 original
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22

JOSEPH ALLEN. dc Canadian, Tex.
b. n. BuRRELL. do Duncan, Okla.
west y Allen eran dos ganaderca
lsien dsaahesados.
Los iinehadaa 30 bal.ahan ietent.
dog noP ga cnmpIlclaad en- Fl asesifia-
70 del MHriscai Federal A. A, Bob
bi,t, eerca do Ada. en- FebFero ri,i-
mo. Bobbl,t recihi6 una deEcnfgd
do arma de fEaeKo dsade nna efibosca-
da. ri jneyea tiiilBso ~ clio eI exa-
men Do psuehns, pTpmosiepdo gran In
IsignAuI6n $ reeentinIenin. ei nuc no
yeen vera Rohre eiI0s eenteneie. la
turba tstaha bien orgaafsada y coin-
pnssts de iaAehoa oludadRrca Princi-
paIes: SOLO anns cuantos iban on.
inaccuracies y 81 compnftamientn no Ia
aleata GA ~ ntaa m.uiHo, que re ira
tara 90 iieysr csbo uh liHehamisn,
4 to. La tuyi,a procsdia como 81 % ira
lsaga dc ir A nm bsile q & alguna fun
\ cibn social
Miller, 81 ilDehado do Ft. Worth
,isatfa asealnss1o Frank Eoree. hecf
iaoeo TEMPO. slllier 80 hallabR con
nsat. ssafTef, es sasst9sa eazasiST, gsaHsIde
"a sssFsss f.ss slsss6 ssstD N lsag sgsfces
siaEep = tssEsf4s "a ets sssts alit5 snfsz pu.
sssa2sslaH txEllBk deis ssssss& y trsa
asl;ae Keller fns asssatasA sa pait
I&s stasa dos semsg4sS fs;sgAnss ii o.
zagloas pfSss fsssars Il eess sEssale;stc flse
tzSs stsnse. ssSfft ~ Carts ssbt4 sa
Rsbs - - HDzSsAa, EHt9tt3t
eobg.So ds Miller. bseo es tsettRo dsi
Sssssae, - asssaafis los proxsstes
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22

JuAN vATTuoRs.
campone, yeade ,. Gambia Maquinas
ae Caser y asloiss de pased.--7ee s.
Pscoa c.. Gan Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22
lRELOy BUENo 3 4 BARATo

A. rsGiho dc clnco 10 10 tnysnrA I'd un hsrtnoso
para cabaeo; Ia Gaia echapadA en- ORC y
On por cinco ahos mauuina aericana de- clasc rogu.
reojes SO yenden oras parties por pesos
DIan sus pedldos Pablo Cruz Station A. 2O5 g. Iare-
y BIT: San Antonio, Texas zs 81 I'll
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-04-22

En- Ada, Okla. cuatro prominentNi
iEanaderos frefon saeados de l. cGr-
col ol LBnea dia 10 d. las tres de In
maEana y linehados par una turba de
mas do 100 indiyiaaos.
La iurbi, 80 organize en los satones
tAei Club del ComeFeio y Sc dirigieron
haeia la caFcel. ALI NO encontraron
ssno a n1 ho1nbre dc suardia, 10 ven-
cfsyon y 80 apoitrRrcn de los euatro
eacaFcetasioa. Despues, conduci6ndo.
los has;a un Eranero dc ,as .nHedia-
clones, iSa colgaron dc nnaB vigas. Los
cuerpos fiueSssti desc0lBadoH q las Q dc
In maaana. los iinchatos son los 81.
guIentes:
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
DEsIGNATEs MANAGERS.

Geo. Harding. manager of the
Kootenai Power company. and the
Consumers company. was in the city
today from Spokane looking after the
interests of the companies.
While here he announced that he
had placed Thos. Neill in charge of
the operating department Of the
KOotenai Power company. and L. r.
Mckinney in charge of the operating
department of the Consumers com
pany. T. C. Hahn win be in charge
of the Offices of both companies, and
Emil Elder viii have charge Of the
complaint and new business depart
ment which has recently been created
in connection with the business OF
the Kootenai Power company.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
COL. ROOSEVELT
REACHES HOME
Seemed Pleased to be Rid or
Official Cares and Wants
"A Corking Rest"

OYSTER BAY. March 5.--Ex-
President Roosevelt and his wife ar
rived here this morning at 2:15 and
from the depot they went straight to
their home at Sycamore Hill. To a
few friends who met and greeted him
he said. II am going to have cork
ing rest" On arriving at his home
he threw his arms around his fathers
neck and kissed him. The only per-
sons at his home. except his family.
were n. Q. Seaton, superintendent OF
the estate, and two servants, and af-
ter greeting his daughter, the former
president shook hands with the SER
wants, aud declared his intention Of
going Immediately to bed.
To all who called the information
was given that Col Roosevelt would
not see any one. The simple manner
In which the man who was yesterday
surrounded by secret service men,
and all the other prerequisites OF his
high office. returned to his home. has
oecasioned much comment. On his
journey from Washington he was
without attendants. and travelled in
an ordinary Pullman car. having re-
served the drawing room.
Leave For Africa March 23.
An announcement was made today
that Roosevelt win leave for his Afri-
can hunting trip on March 20. He
Will take passage on a steamship OF
the Hamburg-American line.
No More Talk or Pictures for Teddy.
At noon today Ex-presldent Roose-
welt made the following statement to
a party Of friends. Il have got TO be-
gin life anew again as a private eiti-
zen, and there Is no time like the
present in which to do 1t. Now, gen.
tlemen, YOU must excuse me from
talking. intend to enjoy private
citizenship TO the utmost. and II
ever enter politics again l will talk
for the republican party, but I will
never pose for another picture for
the newspapers"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
BUILD NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
Dalton Gardens District outgroWs
Present School Facilities.

Dalton Gardens District ontgrOws
Present School Facilities.
The school board Of Dalton Gar
dens. consisting of Messrs. Timms,
Weeks and Esgate. met with Super
intendent Barton yesterday with re-
lation to the construction of school
house in the Dalton Gardens district
The present school house is too
small to accommodate the district.
and the board after comforting with
superintendent Barton, decided to
move 1t to the western portion OF the
district. and build a new one In the
east. The new building will be one
story high. and consist Of four rooms.
The school will carry no work be-
yond the eighth grade, but depend
on the high school OF this city for the
high school work.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

is PLEASED
DR.. Turk Believes in Occur d'AIene
and Her Future

What do you think Of Occur a.
Alene2" was the question PROFOUND
ed by a representative Of the Press
to Rev. George r. Turk. OF Toronto,
Canada, yesterday afternoon. Beau
tiful--beautiful," was the brief but
unhesitating response, and It ex-
pressed the verdict OF a man who has
visited every city in the Inland EN-
pire. and nearly all OF the cities of
the west.
Rev. Turks home Ia in Canada and
In his own land he Is known as the
singing evangelist. He has occupied
some of the most important pastor
ates in the large cities OF Canada,
but few years ago he was set apart
for evangelistic work, and while he
has had many calls in his own coun-
try he concluded to conduct a three
months campaign In Idaho and
Washington, and is at the present
conducting evangelistic services at
the new Methodist church under the
auspices of the Methodist and Pres
byterian denominations. He has
conducted services at Walla Walla
and Palouse, and North Yakima, and
when the series close here on the
fourteenth Of this month he goes to
Pullman for two weeks, and then re-
turns to Toronto. He was found yes
terday afternoon at the home OF Rev.
w. H. Fry. the man whom he re-
eeived into the ministry In Manitoba.
Canada. about twelve years ago, and
when the new church was dedicated
in the city Rev. Fry extended him an
invitation to participate in the ser.
vices, and It was also through his ef.
forts that he was prevailed upon to
come to Occur d'Alene and hold
series of meetings.
Continuing Rev. Turk said: THE
surroundings OF Occur d'Alene are
unique, and question whether there
Is another place in the west that can
surpass It as residence city. The
climate is ideal, the scenery grand.
and the city itself has about 1t the
air of youth; there is no moss on It.
| would think that it would be a
most attractive place for those In
search OF a place to build an ideal
home.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
MAY BUILD NEW CHURCH.
Committee is Looking up Site and
Considering Plans.

Committee is Looking up Site and
Considering Plans.
v. W. Sander and VIM. Dollar. ap-
pointed as a committee to ascertain
the probable cost of new church
which the congregation is .contem-
plating constructing. and sites avail
able for the purpose. has about com
pleted its labors and in two weeks
will make a report to the eongrega-
ton.
The committee has found two sites
that are available for the purpose,
one is located just back of the pres
emf building, and the other a block
east. The plans for the church in
detail were considered. and the com
mittee estimates that the construc-
ton of a church which will be mod
ern in architecture. and completely
equipped will cost between $40, 900
aud $25, 900. The report to the con-
gregation will cover the committees
labors in detail. and then it will be
for 1t to decide whether a church is
to be constructed or not.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

BILL. $l,5OO,OOO
Legislature Passes Many Bills
and Puts Others to Sleep
Without Ceremony

BOISE, Idaho, March 4.-One
million five hundred thousand dol
lars will be the general appropriation
of the tenth legislature. This is in
800.
addition to bonded appropriations
which amount to almost the same fig
ure
All week long a sitting committee
chosen from among the members of
the finance and appropriation com
mittees of the house and senate has
been laboring over the most intricate
problem of the session. The work
will not be completed until Saturday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
FIFTY TO TRY CHRISTIAN LIFE
DIR. Turks Meetings Create Much
Interest.

DIR. Turks Meetings Create Much
Interest.
The usual large crowd attended
the union services at the Methodist
church last night The Rev. DR..
Turk preached a strong and eloquent
sermon on the theme THE Real
Thing. or What is a Christian" He
discussed the theme from the follow
ing heads: "A Christian is at least a
follower of Christi "A believer in
Christ, witness to Christ and a work
er for Christ. At the close of the SER
vice more than so persons stood up
and said that they wanted to be wit
nesses for Christ. AS upon other oc-
casions, the music was very at
tractive feature of the service Sell
dom, If ever. have the people of this
city enjoyed such a splendid service
of song as are rendered at these ser
vices. Many Of the most popular
airs are being sung every night This
evening Mr.. Turk will speak from the
theme Which Side, or the Man on
the Fence" On Saturday evening he
viii preach to the young people and
students of the high school Seats
win be reserved for the young peo-
pie until 1880.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
SOLVES MYSTERY
OF TEN YEARS
Remains Discovered Believed to
be Those Of s. David Who
Disappeared Suddenly

BEND, Ore, March 5.-After a
lapse of 10 years the mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of S. pa
vid, wealthy stockman of Creek
country, is believed to have been
solved by the discovery of the re-
mains of his body near his home.
The mystery that surrounds his
disappearance was perhaps as re-
markable as that which has ever
been connected with any case in Ore
gon. At the time the general belief
existed that he had been murdered,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

Just before fin adjournment the
general appropriation measure will
be introduced.
1t is annoucnced that the tax levy
over the state will not be increased
but Will remain at he figure fixed
two years ago. SIS mills
The $4,000 asked for the COM
pletion of the state capitol building
will probably be cut almost in half
The University Of Idaho has request
ed $250,000. t is anticipated that it
will actually get about $125.0O0
The Lewiston and albion state nor
NAL schools win be accorded a more
complete satisfaction OF their de-
mands. The former seeks $65. 900
and the latter about $4,000.
Bills Passed by the House.
The house passed the following
house bills:
No. 1877. by Johnson-Increasin
the salary of the register OF the state
land board from $500 to $4,000 and
that the land commissioner from So
600 to $500 and providing that nei
Their can be removed except by a
two-thirds vote of the entire board
No. 204, by Sanborn-Compelling
passenger trains to stop at any sta
tion upon signal for doctors or sher-
ihs.
No. 1875. by Adkinson-Amending
the revised codes relating 10 taxes
charged TO collectors.
No. eos. by the Ada delegation
Ameding the revised code relating to
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

towns Of contiguous territory.
No. 10. by Freehafer and Shaw
han-Making violation OF the law
covering the practice Of medicine
without a license a district court Of
Tense and giving the state board of
medical examiners power to exercise
discretion in admitting physicians to
practice on certificates from other
states.
No. IA. by Freehafer-To issue
without examination licenses to stu
dents Of the University of Idaho re-
eeiving diplomas from the engineer
ing department.
No. 1875. by Observation-Disclosures
the time of district court terms until
all business is disposed of.
No. 1l3. by sweeley-Permitting
notaries public who are stockholders
or otherwise connected with banks
and other corporations to certify ae-
acknowledgements.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

the payment Of taxes in two Install
ments.
No. 81, by Hatch-Amending the
revised statutes relating to the state
board of horticulture.
No. 1876. by Riblett-Providing for
the irrigation Of state lands In and
adjoining to government reclamation
projects and authorizing the state
land board to make contracts for that
purpose
No. 291, by MeCuteheon by re-
quest-Relating to drainage districts.
Met Defeat.
The following bills and resolution
were voted down after being placed
on final passage.
No. 1870, by misunderstanding the
ONCE Of boiler inspector.
Joint resolution No. s, by Bangs
Proposing an amendment to the con-
stitution prohibiting the liquor traf-
fc.
No. 247. by McCutcheon-Public
utilities.
AppOrtiOnment Amendments.
The legislative apportionment bill
was taken from the table, where it
had been laid Wednesday after a
heated argument. Overnight a signed
petition had been cir ulated among
the members. the provisions OF which
granted Kootenai, Canyon. Twin
Falls, Bonner, and Lincoln counties
one more representative. leaving
Bear Lake in its present status. This
was presented In the form OF an
amendment to the measure and it
was suggested that Shoshone be ad-
ded, but the proposal met with
strong opposition from several Of the
signers. Nevertheless the change
was made and another amendment
was offered, leaving Shoshone with
her original three members instead
OF giving her four. but it was lost.
"a to 26. The first amendment was
then carried, 80 to 20.
Bills Passed by senate.
The following house bills were
passed by the senate:
No. 2O7, by the fish and game COM
and game law. 1t was
to make 1t lawful to fish
through the ice in Lake Pend o.
Reille and to sell whitefish from that
lake.
No. 3O7, by Acknowledgements
ating $4,000 additional for the ex-
penses of the tenth session.
The senate passed these senate
bills:
No 149, by the state affairs com
Understanding the land board to
deposit at the close Of business each
day with the state treasurer all mon
ey and evidences of money collected
during the day.
No. IS, by Jordan-Regulat the
Idaho national guard.
No. 1872, by Providing
for the annexation by cities and
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
THE INAUGURAL BALL.
Social Club Of Eastern star Gives
Successful Entertainment.

Social Club OF Eastern Star Gives
Successful Entertainment.
The inaugural ball given last ev-
ening at the Blackwell pavilion sur
passed all other social events of its
kind ever given in the history of the
city. Those in charge had spared
neither time nor effort to make the
event one long to be remembered in
social circles, and they succeeded ad-
mirably The ball opened with a
grand march which was lead by Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Sargent representing
the characters of Uncle Sam and Col
umbia. They were both elegantly
costumed, and received many COM
pliments and much praise. j. W..
Smith represented VIM. H. Taft and
Mrs. Boyington. Mrs. Taft, and their
representation of these characters
was very good. Mr.. c. G. and Mrs.
Fry appeared as President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, Dr. Wood as General La
Fayette. Tom Neil as George Wash
ington, DR.. McEuen as an army offic-
er, ]. NJ. Elder as Dewey, F. D. Winn
as Bob" Evans and H. w, Fintzel
as Joe Cannon. These were the prin-
cipal characters and all represented
in splendid manner the roles they
The large pavilion was crowded
with people, and the club netted a
sum which will go into the
Temple building fund.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
Needs Publicity.

The future Of Occur d'Alene
seems to me to depend on its reach
ing out after through line connec-
lions. II ought to be a great out
fitting point. understand that it is
the gateway Of the greatest and rich.
est mines in the world, and that It's
lumber industry will last for a great
number Of years to come. Its eitl-
zens should join in the publicity
movement SO that the world could
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
TAFT CABINET
is CONFIRMED
President Gets Down to Work And
Holds Conference With Knox

WASHINGTON. March 5.--Pres-
ident VIM. H. Taft was at his desk
in the executive office at the White
House this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
His first official act was to send to
the senate for confirmation the list
of his cabinet appointments, which
are as follows:
Philander Knox. secretary of state;
Franklin MacVeagh, secretary of the
treasury; Jacob M. Dickinson, secre-
tary of war; George L. Won Meyer,
secretary of the navy; Geo. w. Wick
ersham, attorney general; Charles
Nagel, secretary of commerce; Frank
H. Hitchcock, postmaster general;
James Wilson, secretary of agricul-
ture; Richmond H. Ballinger, sec
rotary of the interior.
The president and Secretary of
State Knox, held their first con-
ference during the forenoon, and the
senate met at noon to receive the
cabinet appointments.
Taft Cabinet Confirmed.
Vice-president Sherman presided
at the opening of the senate, and
swore in Senator Chamberlain, OF
Oregon. The senate then confirmed
the cabinet appointments of Presi-
dent Taft. President Taft held a.
long conference with the republican
members of the ways and means com
mittee. Its character could not be
learned but it is understood that it
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

Hye brothers have purchased the
interest of A. ]. Kroner in the bowl
ing alley in the basement of the
building in which their book store is
located, and will hereafter conduct
the business. They contemplate max
ing . number Of improvements, and
will cater 20 a first class trade. Leo
Hye will have the management Of
the business.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

become acquainted with It. had
heard. Of course Of Occur d'Alene.
but there are thousands and thous
ands Of people that have not. and
there are thousands and thousands
Of people who are going to visit the
Yukon exposition this year who
would make II a visit were it prop
erly advertised. and many OF those
would make it their home as many
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05
PHILANDER @. KNOX.

Secretary of State in Taft's Cabinet.
and while every effort was exerfed to
hnd solution for the case it failed
The remains were found in a shall
low grave and the skeleton resem-
Dles that of David but the identified
ton Is not as complete as desired,
and the skeleton has been taken to
PrimVille for more careful examin-
alton.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-05

was in connection with the approach
ing special session.
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