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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25

shall take effect and be in fun force
and effect upon It's passage. approval
aud publication in two consecutive
issues a. the Occur d'Alene Weekly
Press. 4 weekly newspaper OF general
circulation. published in the city OF
Coenr d'Alene, Kootenai county. state
OF Idaho
Passed it's first reading at special
meeting OF the city council, held or
the goth day Of September. 1909. up
on which a yea and nay vote was
taken.
Passed Its second reading. under
suspension OF rules, upon which a
yea and nay vote was taken. at al ad-
tourned special meeting OF the city
council held on the 21st day OF Sep
teber, 1909.
Passed It's third and final reading
under suspension OF rules. upon
which a sea and nay vote was taken
snd duly enacted an ordinance OF th'
city OF Occur d'Alene. Kootena
county. idaho. upon which yea ans
nay vote was taken. at an adjourne,
special meeting OF the city council o
the city OF Occur d'Alene. held oil
the 21st day OF September. 1909.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25

thing TO be done and then so and
try 70 carry out the suggestion
lie mentioned stronger support
FOR the local papers from all business
men and citizens, and giving them
better and more loyal support. and
sive less to the papers from Spokane,
who Il seems are getting strong
hold on the community, and who are
no more entitled to that business than
are the merchants there entitled -
the trade from the citizens of this
city. and II a dollar Is spent 10 spo-
kane by our people in the spokan.
stores q stir Ia raised IT once about
IT, Stand by all home institutions
and industries and Cosur d'Aieno
will be better and grander city.
and not until q united effort Is made
along this line will II be such.
Mr. Manrihan. new business mar
in the city, who Is soon 70 open up
cigar factory. was present and asked
permission to select a name for .
good grade Of cigars. bearing on the
name OF the club or city. and was
granted permission 70 choose an
name which he desired and the eluo
would do an they could for him. He
said that he would present the club
with the frst box OF said cigars that
was made under the name chosen,
Other discussions arose regarding
various matters such As providing a
watering place end hitehing place for
farmers teams a. they come 20 the
city. and proylsing Ways for forcing
the railway companies 70 Ok gates u
the crossings or having men stationed
there for the safety Of lives In the
city. but 40 definite action was taken
when the motior was made 70 adjourn
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
PURSUE BURGLARS
IN AUTOMOBILES
Takes Away Team, Cows and Pigs
IAN Exciting Capture

A bold robbery was perpetrated
last night at the ranch OF James
Rouse OF Athol, when four men APP
preached his place and forcibly took
possession OF a wagon. tesm Of
horses, COW and calf, and a crate OF
pigs. and drove OF. headed for spo-
kane, with their booty. Rouse noti-
fed the sheriff's department, who Inn
mediately set a watch on al the
roads through here. also notifying
the marshall al Rathdrun to be on
.he lookout for the men. About mid
night Sheriff Bailey was notified tn Il
The men wanted here were seen ia
the vicinity OF Rathdrum.
He, along with Deputy Adams. pre-
cured an automobile and headed for
there right quick. A. they were
nearing Rathdrum they saw their
men driving through the city; at that
time, however, they pune urel one
OF the tires OF the machine After d
few minutes delay they once more
proceeded on their way. Fate was
against them. however. aud they had
another puncture. All this time the
marshall at Rathdrum was having
his troubles. for the men in the
wagon were leading him 4 Wild chase
among the network OF roads. alleys
etc, which surrounded the district
ny this time the occupants OF the
machine had their tire fixed again
and were hot on the trail once more
Just as capture seemed certain and
their booty only a few yards away
another tire punctured. and the way
Sheriff Bailey blessed Carscalien
whom he rented the machine from
Thy those who heard himD say II wa
moth ing slow. Luck, however. seem
ed 70 favor them afterwards. AMI thel
had no more trouble with the ma
chine. They eventually captured thu
men after an exciting chase lastinl
over more than three hours, anI
brought them to the city.
The men arrested are Milo Goss. c
0. Goss and James sives. all OF spo
kane. II appears that the men ha'
some claim on Rouse. and went u
his place last night with the inten
ton OF getting the stuff away sn'
over the state line In the middle o
! the night The men were arralgne'
before Justice Chamberlain this af
ternoon and pleaded not guilty Tn
case was carried over to Wednesday
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
n Government Way Is $4,000 90.

IN Government Way is $4,000 90.
That the estimated cost OF the pro-
posed improvements on Foster avenue
Is s5.s00.OO.
That the estimated cost Of the pro-
posed Improvements on Garden ave-
nue. is S4s6OO.O0.
That the estimated cost OF the pro-
posed improvements on First street
is $2.s1s.OO.
Section A. That the cost Of the
proposed improvements is to be as
sessed against the property abutting
tand Included In the assessment dis
Jrict to be provided on each of the
streets above named proposed to be
improved.
Section 8. That anyone desirin.'
TO protest against the said improve
ent shall file their written protest
thereto in the ONCE OF Fred l.. Iif.
fanny. the city clerk OF the city oil
Occur d'Alene, on or before O'Clock
p. m. on the 18th day Of October
1909.
Section 6. That all ordinances an,
parts OF ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed
Section Z. That this ordinanc,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
bNE STREET CARS
SIX ARE INJURED.
ra Police Are Sworn In-Hard to
subdue Riot.

Subdue Riot.
)MAHA Neb., Sept. 25.-The
Jet car strike still assumes as ser
} an outlook as ever. Chief OF
Ice had to swear extra officers in
prevent continuance of the riots
ch have been going on for the
three days The action of the
&c is the outcome of an attempt
DE to wreck a street car by
owing it off the tracks. They were
ed in their attempts and proceed
to stone the occupants of the car
persons are reported injured.
The strike is the outcome of de-
nd by the employees for shorter
rs and more money. Their en-
gers refused their request ant
y walked out. Several thousands
on strike and have been doins
at damage to life and property.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
WILL VISIT
OUR CITY MONDAY.

Miners while I'm Roaar Ia the spa
kane CDRVentton
The mining engineers who are en-
route TO the engineers convention
ln Spokane will Be In Occur d.Alene
on Monday afternoon. arriving on
the steamer Flyer from Wallace ~
, O'Clock and viii stay one hour. de-
parting for Spokane az I o'clock The
Commercial club are arranging 20
entertain them while they are H.
the city and viii In al probability
placsseyerai autos ~ the command
OF the visitors. and show them the
city and surrounding county.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25

Mrs. J. Leonberger Of Dickinson.
n. D.. Is In the city vstng with her
sister. Mrs T. B. Carroll and her
1ieee. Mrs. r. r Graham MIRA.
Lsonberger is also an old aequaint-
anee OF Mr.. and Mrs J. T Scott. and
win visb them upon their reutrn from
the Seattle fair, which wll be the
first part Of the week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
TAFT To SPEAK IN
MORMON TEMPLE.

Ministers CF4tlcize President For
sunday Speaking.
PRICE. Utah. Sept. 25.-Prealden.
Tsft yesterday decided TO give a., ad
dress in the Mormon tabernacle. Salt
Lake City. this morning instead OF
s-unday as first planned Gentle
Ministers are eritieiEing the pnesi-
dent for first planning TO make the
address on the Sabbath. The change
OF plans. however. ls attributed 10
criticism and none Of II reached him
personally.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
CEIVES PRINIOTIIN
AT UNIVERSITY.

e. Prem Sergeant 10 First LIEU
tenant.
he many friends of c. b. Moon
this city will be pleased to learn
he has been promoted from ser
nj of the Cadet University com
y to the rank Of first lieutenant.
he promotion is the result Of the
|cient manner in which he con-
eted the once held by him last
r. He is the eldest son OF o. B.
on of the Journal Printing com
by. and handled the advertising de-
|-tment of that paper during the
y season.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-25
LLOON EXPLODES-
KILLS FOUR.
starry Maneuvers With New Hal
loon Proves Fatal.

sLULINE, France. Sept. ga
Ehtful ariel accident occurred herr
'ay when a Diragebl army balloon
epublicque" exploded while sailing
feet in the air. Four daring
Hanauts, who were managing the
con, reported instantly killed. rhe
fe of the explosion tore the balloon
ribbons.
The balloon was a new one direct
m the factory. The arenauts al
time of the explosion were con-
Rting a line of military maneuvers
wero sailing smoothly 1t Is
ought the cause of the accident
due to the inferior quality Of sill
d in the manufacture of the bag
Evening star., 1909-05-13
HERRINe'S REQUEST DENIED
WANTS AERoNAUTIC OFFICER
SENT TO HAMMoNDsPoRT.
Saws He Has Built . Simplihed
Aeroplane, Power Driven, OF Es-
pecially stanch Construction.

In a letter TO General James Allen, chlef
signal ofIicer. in which he does not IN
dicate whether he will deliver his aero
plane at Fort Myer June l In accordance
with his contract, A. NJ. Herring or ne"
York requests that an officer OF the aero
nautical division be sent to Hammonds-
mort. n. Y, to learn the operation OF
his machine. AS Herring is due to de-
liver his aeroplane at Fort Myer June ],
Gen. Allen has decided that he will not
send an officer in accordance with Her
rings request.
ITO avoid any misunderstanding as Tar
as the public IS concerned, Herring
writes in his letter with regard to the
proposed detail of an officer, Il peg 10
state that the machine on which his In
structions in operating will be given is
not the machine which I have been build
ing to fulfill the government contract
neither is it the one now under construc-
tion and nearly completed by Mr. Curtlss
Of the Herring Curtiss Company at Ham
mondsport, but 1t is a simplihed machine
that has been especially built by me to
make the process of teaching safer and
ca sier for all concerned.
ut is not a gliding machine, but a
power-driven aeroplane of especially
stanch construction. and although meant
originally for teaching only, 1t Is my beiief
that it will be capable Of meeting all the
requirements of the government contract
as WELL ~. .
Wright brothers at Fort Myer. with their
aeroplanes, the officers OF the aeronaYtlcal
division will make frequent balcon ascen-
sions from Washington.
Evening star., 1909-05-13
Hosiery and
Underwear.

Women's 25c Sheer Black GauZe
Lisle Hose; perfectly fash DE-
ioned and faultless in fit. Il Dc
G. T. .......................
Misses 25c Fine Ribbed Black Silk
Lisle Hose In light summer NE
weight: little more than Il DC
half price. at. G. T. P.........
Women's 19c Knit Umbrella Pants.
nice S,ss'y S,ss : sS3%%sa i With lZRc
Lot of Strictly Perfect Ribbed
Gauze Vests: neatly
taped at neck and arm. zn/c
Regular 12a4c value. g. @C
T. P..................... -
Complete line Of Women's Plain
and Lace-trimmed Vests in regu-
T: s1s,s sis':. .'s sas ':;'S ?af :s's's 12Rc
Evening star., 1909-05-13
LISBON UNEASY.
Political Arrests and Other Precau-
tions Against an Uprising.

LISBON. May 13.-Consderable uneasi-
ness has been created here by the fact
that during the past few days the gov
ernment has made a number of political
arrests. searched the houses of various
suspects and adopted other precautions.
The authorities maintain the greatest
reticence concerning these measures
which are variously attributed to the dis
covery of a plot or the fear of big re-
publican demonstration to take advantage
Of the present political anarchy in parlia-
ment The local garrison is constantly be-
ing kept under aSms.
Evening star., 1909-05-13
London Office of The Star.

The London Office of The Star at 8
Regent street. is maintained for the con-
venience of Washington people travelling
in Europe. Any one. before going to Eu-
rome, should come TO The Star office In
washington. and make arrangements for
the full use Of the London Office. A
letter introducing the traveller will be
given, and full Instructions Issued from
this office TO the London office to take
care of his needs, forwarding mail. etc.
All friends of The Star are cordially in
vited to avail themselves of these facilities
without cost
Evening star., 1909-05-13
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Bill in Second Degree Returned
Against Thomas B. Daily.

The grand jury today indicted Thomas
B. DAILY. a bartender at No. 1919 7th
street northwest. for murder in the second
degree. DAILY struck, 1t is alleged, James
D. Moore. eolored. with an ice pick dur
ing an alteration April q last, at the
saloon. Moore died three days after.
Other indictments returned included the
following: Henry E. Quincy. housebreak-
Evening star., 1909-05-13

Waists and
PetticOatS.
women's sec Chambray Working
Waists, in blue and gray: 0M>
made with tucked fronts aOyC
and long sleeves. G. T. p.
100 Beautiful Lingerie Waists. odds
and ends Of lines that sold for $1.O0
and $1.5O. Many elaborate lace and
embroidery styles: all sizes 7n~
in the lot; slightly mussed. lyC
G. T. P........................
81 Black Taffeta Silk Waists, in tai
Iored style. with scalloped fronts and
five large silk buttons;, q 4 no
tucked back and front; ID IL .yO
long sleeves. G. T. p.
75c White Persian Lawn Waists.
with fronts of flve alternate en-
broidery panels and fine en
tucks; tucked collar and OVpC
back. G. T. P..................
30 handsome styles in $500 Lingerie
Waists, made Of null. batiste and
Persian lawn: made with lace yokes.
embroidery panels, all-over no
embroidery fronts and lace VOC
scrolls. g. T.. T..P................
Lot Of 49c Striped Seersucker Pet
ticoats. in washable colors: An-
made with deep umbrella ZyC
fiounce; all lengths. G. T. P.
29c Lawn Kimonos. patterned in
dots and flowers Of all COL aE
ors: full Jap sleeves and n DC
scalloped edges. G. T. P....
Evening star., 1909-05-13
ing and larceny: Andrew Richardson

ing and larceny: Andrew Richardson.
alias Samuel Jones, perjury; Hayes Beas-
ley, non-support of wife and children:
James Mudd, embezzlement; Charles Dor
sey. assault to rape: Joseph Watson. lar
ceny; James Ingram. embezz,ement:
James f. Jones. housebreaking and lar
ceny: Tyler e Hill. assault with danger
Gus weapon: Carl Chichester. assault with
dangerous weapon: Eugene Monroe, as
sault with dangerous weapon.
Evening star., 1909-05-13

Richard Edgar Elmore, a contractor
died suddenly. at Richmond. Va. He is
survived by his wife. two sons and two
daughters.
Evening star., 1909-05-13
I>aCes and EmmbrOideries

New lot OF the Popular Tucked
Nets in the leading colors. In
Tucks are ~ inch wide. Fine 4VC
quality mesh, full yard wide.
S1.OO Tucked Nets. in cream, white.
butter and ecru; 80 and SO zs
incnes wide. Tucks are Y, /SC
1s and X inch wide. Yard.
$1O0 Shirt Waist Frontings. with
fine Swiss grounds and dozens of
beautiful openwork and 7e
blind patterns. Front, 48c. NC
IdrQ..
Evening star., 1909-05-13
Bedding Renovated.

/ federal grand jury that is reinvesti-
eating the Muskogee town lot frauds.
IT is alleged they were used as dunn
mics" by others to secure land fraud +.
| ulently.
Evening star., 1909-05-13
Suits and Other Garments

Misses Suits in neat checks and
light novelty cloths: made with
notched collars. trimmed with benga-
line and braid; flared de ~ 30
skirts. $12 values. G.. m VS
T. P.
Women's Suits: 4 green and
blue; excellently tailor ~ 90
ed and lined with satin. Nm US
SIS values. G. T. p. %Os~
1S Stylish Cloth Suits for Women
and Misses; made of plain and
striped fabrics in the 90
newest styles s1s values. SLID
35 High-class Suits that sold up to
$3.50; made of satin-stripe pru-
nellas and fancy worsteds: 6nM
lengths. G. T. P.....
Children's $500 Spring Coats; made
OF red and blue cloth in double
ssss''ss sl's s'a:s :s''s; srs's' .i'n"ss g. Sl.98
Evening star., 1909-05-13
North Carolinians Interested.

In connection with the proposed regen-
Grafton of the fish industry. 1t is said
several North Carolina prospectors who
are thoroughly conversant with the fish
business are contemplating a visit to this
city ito look over the situation with a
view of investing.
Alexandrians say the same impulse that
is making for more beautiful Washing
ton is extending its magnetic influence
over the seven intervening miles and is
also making for a greater Alexandria
and its Transformation into one of the
most important manufacturing centers in
the new south.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

THE AIR IS RENT WITH ULULATION.
dendrons. Diet shampoo. exercise, all
are matters of careful regard. At the
same hour every day each four legged
guest is taken for his run.
A horse and cart may rattle down
that kennel lined lane unheralded, even
the butcher boy rouses only a friendly
zap or two by way Of greeting, but let
the chug of an automobile sound that
way and the air is rent with ululation
BY motor the creatures came and by
motor they expect to return. 1t Is even
said that certain Great Dane Of de.
gree refuses his salute to any but a
preference. But the fear of nature
faker's fate gives us pause. and the
report is uncOrrobOrated.
In vestry, at parish election and be-
fore the court-everywhere save in
public opinion--the Trinity corporation
has triumphantly asserted its right to
do with st. Johns chapel as 1t will.
Justice O'Gorman's recent decision
makes constructively possible the con-
version Of varick streets ancient house
Of worship into sweatshop or beer
garden. No such disaster. however. is
likely to strike. Trinity's opportunity
for good as we'll as her responsibility
for wrong has grown with her demon
strated power over the chapel. The
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03
report to Comptroller Metz on the
manner in which the committee in
THE COMMITTEE INTENDS 10 SPEND
MILLION.

charge Of the Hudson Fulton celebra-
3on Hs@t autumn intends to spend the
million odd dollars it asks to have ap-
propriated for its use from different
sources.
The estimated cost of the administra-
ton Of the celebration is $37,479, with
miscellaneous expenses Of 500, $40.
Other items are as follows: Aeronau-
tics. $4,000; art and historical exhib-
Its. $4,000; aquatic sports, $4,000;
poster designs. $500; badges and flags.
$4,000; banquet, $1,000; carnival and
parades, S19O,550; children's festivals,
10000; construction of the replica Of
the Clermont, $4,000; decorations and
reviewing stands. $4,000; transporta-
ton, $4,000; entertainment Of the
Dutch delegation and expenses of the
Half Moon, which they are to bring
to this country with them, $4,000; his
torical research. $1,000; general enter
tainment expenses. $10O,O0O; illumina-
ton, 100000; engraving and invita-
tiOns, $1,000; lectures and stereOpticOn
views, $4,000; medals, $1O.25O, includ
ing two $1,000 gold medals for King
Edward and Queen Wilhelmina; me-
mortal tablets, $4,000; souvenir post
cards, $1,000; souvenir book, $1,000;
national guard parade, $4,000; naval
parade to Newburg, $4,000; naval
rendezvous, $4,000; literary exercises.
$1,000; fifty bureaus Of information
81 CIO. DlacardS and folders Of gen.
eral information, $1,000; receptions,
$4,000; celebrations at Newburg and
ON the river above, $150.OOO.
When the hot summer days set In
ond the family HES itself bag and bag
gage to Europe, the seaside or the
mountains 1t is quite the Gotham Gus
tom for the mere head Of the estab-
lishment to remain contentedly at home
In a darkened house with a contracted
STAFF Of servants and parlor done up
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

sci sailed. A room on the boat deck
did not suit him. and another on the
promenade deck was assigned to him.
Before he got out Of hearing an inter-
viewer ran after him to ask whether
singing in monographs had injured
his voice, but the singer departed
without committing himself on the
subject.
Before sailing he authorized an Ital-
ian newspaper to say that the trouble
with his voice was fatigue and that he
would be in form when he returns
here on Oct. 20.
1t was learned on authority that for
the last seven or eight weeks CarusO
has been using his voice in singing
into talking machines for reproduction
For this work he is said to have re-
ceived the sum of 100000, and it was
intimated that within short time
now there would be an increase in the
prices Of Caruso records. CarusO solos
now bring from 81 to $3.50 each, and
for some of the Quartets and sextets
In which he has sung for reproduction
the price Of the records is S..
Caruso will remain for a short time
in London and then cross to the con-
tinent, going by automobile to visit his
relatives in Naples. He will then 90
to his villa at Florence and thence 10
Milan. At present he Is still under an
engagement to make an English end
German concert tour, beginning b
September.
Charles S. Hervey, chief statistciaD
Of the department Of finance, has made
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

in mosquito netting. But does your
high bred dog keep his master COM
pany? Not he. No hot, lonely city
kennel for him. High up in the Bronx
in secluded leafy nook the bowwows'
holiday boarding house is a thriving in
stitution. There, as the seasons vary,
some thirty to eighty Of these more ex.
elusive beasties spend their vacations.
Each dog has his own kennel, to
which he is tied by generous leash,
Sir Bull under the apple trees, King
Charles by the garden patch and the
fox terriers in the shade Of the rhodo-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

was suffering from throat rheumatism.
Asked where he would spend the sum
mer he replied In jocular tone that
he was going to visit Frau Wagner
and study Wagnerian roles.
Il am very tired" he admitted, land
will get plenty Of rest while am
away. The idea that l may never be
able to sing again is ridiculous. 1t
may be that just at this time my voice
is not up to the standard-just at the
pitch where It was few months ago
but then l have been working hard.
1 assure my friends that the lapse IS
only temporary. My voice is capable
Of only certain amount Of work,
and l have been working It very hard.
We work hard. and we are not always
able to stand it. 1t is the rest need"
lis the report true that you had to
give up cigarettes" the singer was
asked.
"Give up cigarettes! Oh, yes, I
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

the Colville people when they gather
for trade at the delta village Of Nirg-
lik, while We shall also probably be
able to do the much desired digging on
Pingok," he adds.
Pingok is an island of Beechy point
Mr. Anderson reports that he will go
north with one Of the natives, either
up the Hula-Hula or Kugura river, to
get some mountain sheep. He reports
caribou in considerable numbers all
along the coast and says he has a very
dark August specimen Of a deer taken
at Demarcation point, "a fair series Of
the two species Of ptarmigan" found
there, "all in the mottled transition
plumage, and a few small mammals,
including a peculiar shrew from the
Hula-Hula."
STUYVESANT BROWN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

Charles S. Hervey, chief statistciaD
Of the department Of finance, has made
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-03

smoke. Sometimes I smoke fifteen
cigarettes. but often l smoke fifty Of
them in a day"
Then some one asked him whether
lobster suppers had any detrimental ef-
feet on his voice.
"Ah, lobster-rw he exclaimed and
took his departure.
He wore heavy gray overcoat. He
had his room changed before the YES