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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-03
FIx THE REsPONsrnILITY.

Many reasons are advanced to ae-
count for the disastrous wreck which
cost 80 many lives and such great suf-
ferlng from injuries received in Sat
urday evenings wreck on the Occur
d'Alene and Spokane electric railway
At Lacrosse. just west Of this city.
These reports are not authentic and
the truth should be made known
through the ofiicial Investigations be-
sun BY the coroner OF KOtenai county.
II possible, the responsibility must be
AGED beyond q question Of doubt. Ths
0tEleiala OF the company, contrary to
the usual custom Of such corporations
under similar conditions, have an-
nounead their acceptance Of the legal
responsibility which attaches to the
accident and offer to settle all dam
ages on an equitable basis 30 far as
q monetary consideration can be made
to do so. inviting those who were In
iured. and dependents Of the dead.
10 iile their claims. They also invite
fun and complete ofIlcial investiga-
tion, and the coroner should so Into
the matter until the responsibility Is
fully established. During the rush OF
landseekera trains and boats have
been overloaded 70 the point Of crim-
inality and many desperate chances
have been taken In transporting the
people 10 and from this city. 80 that
there are many things 10 b. taken
into consideration. Employees may
haw been oyerworked. train orders
tumblaa or disrogarded. equipment
may have been detective. or other
causes may be responsible for che
wreck. All Of these things must DO
gone into In order that the blame for
thu awful slaughter may be iixed
whore II rightly belongs. and when
these facts are brought out Il win be
time for the public 70 pass Judgment
intelllgently on the case. There IL
40 escaping the fact that some one Is
responsible.
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The American Underwriters Corporation receivers Bankruptcy
Invites
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tina fao eemainne
stAupsnd A uhicahnh
Heartily
M nhca adea #r (
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Rev. DEW. Cun.aulu..
President Armour Institute
and Pastor Central Church

and Pastor Central Church
SAuditoriaml Chicago. says.
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Spokane BARRIERS must be an or
sanized bunch OF grafters or there
are g0od many people who got Into
The same shop. Il one Il 10 Judge from
the numerous complaints Of eustom-
err who claim TO have bean shaved
otherwise than with I razor. No such
complaints are heard with regard 70
Occur d'Alene BARRIERS. Spokane
shouts graft al Occur d'Alene ii
order that she may brighten land
seekers hack 10 that city IN q hurry
- be grated ~ her BARRIERS. reastau-
rants and lodging house keepers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-03

The Idaho Statesman cannot hide
the fact that II has : grudge against
senator Hepburn. which Il proceeds
Ii air before tho public 1t every OBJ
portnnity. Its personal attacks and
continuous night on tho senator Il 80
persistent AZ 70 show . narrow, spite
ful feeling behind It's efforts. Hey
burn Il too big = man mentally 10 be
deferred from doing hts 0iACial duty
a. he sees Il by the attacks Of the
Statesman.
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Ihs editor Of this paper GdOises every reader 10
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uuRnRNT CnAaATRNT.

Gentlewomani No woman can
properly control her house unless abe
knows II least a. much as her sery-
ants. Knowledge Il power In the do
NESTLE a. well an other spheres.
Cleveland Leader: Last sunday, .
says the philosopher Of Folly. our
pastor preached what ! cali well-
timed sermon, saw sin mea holding
ahelr watches On him"
Minneapolis Journal: A lady In
Clayton. N. q. wAs caring for her hair
when The tonic exploded. badly burn
inG hsr and Furnishing more excite
ment in the neiGhhorhood than a
eroRpy baby. The pure food people
should look into this. for e. Ions ~
explosive hair tonic Il sold the bald
man q sitting on = confined volcano.
Springfield (Aiasa.l Republican;
Canadian banks. under plan devised
b. the nnanee department Of the do
mlnion government. are 70 begin ~
once the collection and deportation %
Unlted States fractional silver coin
now circulating in large amounts in
that country. The government wants
sslgniorage profit on the minting 81
Canadian coin.
80
Buffalo Commercial; Here Is "a
Oxford sklt on DR.. osler. The reglus
professor. all on account Of ala fam
Gus Jest. borrowed from Anthony
Troilopa:
Brothers. I am sixty-one.
And my work on earth ls done;
Peace should follow after storm.
Reach me down the chleroforms"
Paseo (wash.l Express: While
Pasco does not claim to Be anything
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-03

but an open town. she can boast Of a
law-abIding set OF citizens. Her re-
stricted district IL restricted. Her sa-
loon men are glad TO live within the
demands OF the law, And It can
truthfully be said that the authori-
ties Of Pasco are making every effort
TO have clean, respectable town, re-
gardleas Of insinuations to the con-
trary.
Spokesman-Review; The plan an
nounced by the Inland Empire sys-
tenn for a public investigation OF the
distressing wreck on its Occur
d'Alene line is unique and unprece-
dented. The company has invited the
United States district attorneys for
eastern Washington and Idaho. the
prosecuting attorneys of Spokane
and Kootenai counties, and the cor
poratlon counsel Of Spokane to con-
duct or participate in the investiga-
ton into the cause Of the wreck. In
vitatlons have also been sent to the
daily newspapers OF Spokane and
Occur d'Alene to send representatives
70 the hearing.
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Sen. William 3. Allison,
The Grand old Man Of Iowa, Says
! have recently bought the liz
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iind the topical arrangement of
the matter especially advanta-
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take pleasure in recommending
this valuable work as well as the
plan for its distribution"
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s2go.-Eaoh for good lots In Taylor's
Addition.
s27S--Each for two ine lets In Lake
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ssce--.!E.ach for two lots in North Park
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Na2s--For double corner on Occur a.
Alene street. In 0Brion's Addition.
ssoo-For splendid lots in o,Brien.s Al
dition. only nine blocks from POST
once.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ssoo--FIve room house ana lot. 6oxllo
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sD00--NIce lot and s-room Bungalow in
Forest Heights; an ideal place Tor q
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gIOOO--Igor Q lots. one corner. ana 9
is a snap and must be sold quick.
sIe0o--For room house. pantry and
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e1OO0--FoF S room house on Occur a.
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s1200--Doubie corner and room house,
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IL iOOxi4O. This IL a bargain.
e1B0O--Five lots and . room house.
good well OF water and gasoline
pump; can irrigate.
SiOOO--S room house and corner lot In
OBrien's Addition.
efbO0--Double corner and room house
modern, In Taylor'B Addition. A nice
homo at q reasonable price.
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lot, In LakeBhore Addition. On grad
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q2100--B room house and lot, only 4
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closets, woodsheds; and including
household furniture. This 10 good.
e2IOO-Good lot ON Fourth street, with
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for three horses. Has good income
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9So0O--Five acres Of Ane gardene land
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water. This will make a fine home.
DOnst OveFlook O'Rraen's Addition for
Fine Residence Lots.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
RIK aheRWmam aArna4
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Paseo (wash.l Express: While
Pnsco does not claim to be anything
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-03

A good servant need never do
more than to advertise" in
order to find good place.
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ssed" Miss Trap VIII lead. Evening
,crriceS al 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will
.,rarh, taking as his subject, "Concci;ed
P,ople." Good music VIII he furnished
N all services and tho pure gospel pre-
,ntsd. Persons having no other. church
,hjlyations are cordially invited TO meet
ma worship with US,
waterloo Methodist Episcopal church.
Forth East, near Eleventh South street:
Ia / Hansen, pastor.--Suuday school at
|W I, M. Mrs. G. L. Belts, snperintend-
|,s, Epworth League service at 6:i5
> n Preaching at 1880 n. IN. Place and
frs Tor the week prayer meetings will
= announced at the evening service. You
,p rost cordially invited.
Heath Methodist Episcopal church.
ltird South. near Eighth West street:
Ia T. Hansen, pastor.-Sunday school at
Id !. NJ. Donald Colcloueh. superiu-
bsdeni. Preaching al IL a. m. and 7:30
1 n. Junior League. at : y. m. Ep-
xs-ik League service at $50 n. m
hsysr meeting Thursday at J.30 p. m.
a are invited.
Norwegian. Danish Methodist Episcopal
,ksnh. 59j Fourth Eas, street: H. l.
lhrsen. pastor.-Sunday school at $50
! n. scandinavian people most cordially
It.l
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Scientist,

First Church of Christ, Scientist. $50
East Third South street. SUNDAY school
at 9:l3 .. M; church services al II n. m.
ana r. NJ; subject "Mort3ls and JmmoU-
tails. Wednesday evening at s o'clock,
q meeting Is hcld for the purpose of tell
ing II the healing Of Slu and disease. An
are wclCom" TO these church services.
Free reading rooms opcn daily, oxcopt
SUNDAY, from 10 q. m. 10 r. m, in rooms
jO5-505 Scott building.
There will not hc an evening service
this week. but n free lecture on Christian
science VIII he delivered by Judge VIII
Thoater at S o'clock p. NJ. Sunday. No
collection. Public cordially invited 10 at
tend.
Free lecture ON Spiritual Science and
Psychic Demonstrations by Prof L. y
Matthews, 26jl South Main street. at
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Lutheran.

The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Harold Jensen, pastor: residence
el y street. Service with holy communion
AT y. M. at the Swedish Lutheran
church. Second South and Fourth East
sunday school al p. m. All Danish peo-
pie cordially invited
German Lutheran st Johns church.
seventh South and state streets; William
':S0 a. m. Service at 1890 a. m
The Norwegian Lutheran Church of
our Savior, $50 South Fourth East street ;
Isl. NVammo. pastor. Norwegian morn
ing service at II O'Clock English even
Ing service" o'clock. SUNDAY school al
10 a. m. Ladies Aid society meets Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Ivcr-
son, 9@S Windsor avenue. Choir racticc
Tuesday evening at s.
English Lutheran church. 326 South
Fourth East street: +. W. Bussard pas
tor.--Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church
service at II o'clock. An welcome
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN ZION CHURCHES
M, z. Church.

FIRST Methodist Episcopal church Sec
:, East and Second South streets;
wIo wv gurSette Short residence. the
.noc. apartment lS.-Morning prayer
,n.oo o'clock. Preaching at 1890 a.
81 .,hiec, '"rhe Final Home Coming" :"
n' 49,, school at 1915 p. m; j. NJ. Set
sDnoa;S, aa;S,nrjnfendent Epworth League at
lls; sup M; Emma Hecl<ner, president,
fa M e. tS Reeye E. nj in sHc1eei ~ 30 You
tee. ~ ~ n >" Prelude 10 evening sermon.
PIseuIps oesinc of Two Rare Characters"
ID, 20 home coming day at this church
Ibis Ir member of every family con-
S5 6ot 'hs SomSet sa@sSs aqd az Ss eSsPy ossy
Netn2o''' pnon,e reared under Methodist
ehuIcn, and strangers here. are cor
lnnv,eH lnn,'. HS,vitrd TO worship here today. Spe-
cially iut h,. a great chorus choir.
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Episcopal Church.

ST Marks cathedral, First South, below
second East; the Right Rev +. S.
apalding. d. d., bishop; the Very Rev 5.
X. Colladay, B. D., dean.-Scrvices sun
day. November II: Holy communion. $50
a. m. Sunday school at 9siJ a. IN. Morn
ing prayer and sermon at II; preacher,
me dean. Evening prayer and sermon at
$50; preacher, the dean
81. Paurs church. Main and Fourth
3oulh streets; Charles Il. Perkins, rec
Ior.-lioly communion at s n. m Sun
dag school al 9:i5 a. IN. Morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock. Bible class al
Z j.: m Evening prayer and sermon at
, o'clock. Mems club meeting Monday
evening at o'clock in the guild rooms
Visitors welcome.
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Reorganized Church.

Holds regular services In Federation of
Labor Hall, Fourth South and State
streets. Sunday. 10 a. m. Sunday school
at If a. m. Preaching by Brother John
Hall. At ; p. III. relgoo class. and at
I T. m. continuation OF chart lectures by
+. W. Chatburn.
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Presbyterian Church.

First Presbyterian church South Tenn
IN, and c streets, the Rcv. William NJ.
/ hi.n D. D.. pastor-MoTning service
4 n il o'clock. Evening service at 7:i5:
sSsci, ~ Talk on Africa" accompa-
/ rs, with Stcrcopticon views. Sunday
,Acl a: ls:S0 y, m. Young peoples
ftling Sunday night at : o'clock. Mid
rsk services Wednesday evening.
Iarher meeting at $50 p. IN. Prayer
~ conference AT y. IN. Everybody
,01kDy invited To all Of these ser
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Catholic.

St Mary Magdalcnc's church. South
Temple aud l. strccts.-Mass at a. ~.
and . a, IN. High mass at II a. m. Ser
mon hv Rev. w, *. RYAN. Vcspcrs and
bcrcdIctlou Al I:30 y. m. Sermon by the
Rev. NJ. CurTan.
Mass at St PatrickS church Fourth
South, between Fourth and Fifth West
streets, at 10 a. III. Sunday school after
mass.
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TI4l ltN
rbe Tiff Methodist
tihurch. ~ Ninth East East
and First -, soHyn NJ
streets; sue David w.
crane. pastor,-iS6on- -
,isy school at 10 ia; a;
lesson, ss paul a Fris,
cner at Rome.
Morning worship. at
n o'clock, subject
N discourse, "A
SAFE Leader. Class
1eetinc at noon.
,rnvorth Lea que ut
80 p. NJ; Illlah
n,rke, president;
,opIc for study.
- Sail and the
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MORNING
ohnstian Church

y >, South s,'G church. corner az
eoun,ys ana h,,rT Third East. one block
y YIsior-S,lndaau,ng Charles Robert
!. W p. m Al services at II a.
/, S,dfiuonsd Morning theme. The
Ri % Be Evening theme. Does
,I,pecIal gosnaI 'ion? The begin
ssso' threnmdpsel meetings: services
Hlg1rdaY. suSn9rt Sp9rt the week cx-
b, { II 1elDl" school al Ia
-. chrlstian ~linmerman. snpcrin.
l'9sh. lesdenx 3ndeavor at G:J5. Mr.
I !, spsclsi ,n;,e, sunday night there
4 = cnristu tuSlc: Duct. I'm thn
senmers py Fred II. smiih a,,G ,pS
"a Love Anthem by, nbo;r aIn i.In
sai,optIcon N,6.iding." Spociai r,,,,s,n tn
sshi thron.yli Views OF the u"I, i'aS'J T'anG
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Congregational Church.

Phillips Congrega-
tional church. Fifth
South and Seventh
East streets. tho
Rev. p. \ SimpHin,
pastor. Services
this day at IL a. m.
and 1:i5 p. IN. In
the morning the
pastor will preach.
In the evening Mrs.
Mary a. Teats, Ma
tional Purity work
er OF the w. G. T.
L., viii speak. sun
day school at 1850
p. m Christian En-
dcavor at $50 p. m.
NassNs nn%tnI ,Hr.I
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian
church, 1888 South
Second East street:
William Thurston
Brown, minister
Sunday preaching
service al IL a. IN. F;
subject OF sermon,
"Is the Universe on
the Side OF Our
ldealso Docs II Pay
To Do Right" Sun
day school at 1890
p. IN. Lloyd Alliance
Wednesday at 2:.30
y. IN, Civic forum
OF Social Science
club Thursday even
fDp AT 4 n',la.E
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come TO all worshipers at these SER
vices.
First Congregational church. Fourth
East and First South streets; Elmer l.
Goshen, pastor Morning service at II
o clock. Communion service and rcCep-
llon OF new members at . O'Clock
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Volunteers.

a 'Sss Mack. M, America. Commercial
~ Is Path; S s.lGill %ill speak at 1920;
. az m. snh, .Mrs. Ray Lago Viii
=, y ,,Mrmlttinnc quartette viii sins1 in,p''
ao'n 10 street meeting uS pS7i,i il
y s'reels clock AT First So,Ith
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Tree Thopp,,+

I'D q SS''s" '',.wI viii oc NsW siyonT TaguFat . and
s o'clock this sun.
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William Howard O'Ryrnc of The Tribuno
Will give an address on Child Labor"
tul and free discussion from the floor |
The public invited To all services
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q tTookedneSS.
Eb p m. Cbristis
| n; Hiss IFanni
|ii1ls mo"tine Wed
! cn!isl welcome {,
. EssIminsicr Pres
Jl'isn church in
o .. r han, c.
NclniYTc. pastor.
Enhs worship
u o'clock scr
Chris, in You
hope Of Glory"
rnins service at
sennon In
E Shadow OF His
[, sunday
~ at l?:l5 p. IA.
q 10. senior
''ll'n Endeayor
t,. w Cottage
|ttr meetings
,,..i'rslay night.
49, 'Rlllc
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Third Presbvter-
ian church, ItlcV-
cnth East and Elcv-
Cnth South streets
(SuSlr House carr.
Herbert T.. Hays,
pastor: =. &. Spoon
cr, superintendent OF
Sunday school
Services on Sunday
as follows. Preach
ing service It II
a. M. subject.
"Clu,iSt's Instruction
About Daily Liv-
ing" Preaching ser
vice at $50 =. m:
subject. "l[ccpiug
Straight in the Mid
Sunday school at
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Baptist Church

|,us an Assurance" Every ON. I,
80 Al lh"se services. .
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N.,,hn NinI. s church, Third Soutb and
fr tsst: Louis ). Bowcrmgu min.
n ied,ning services at II a. IN and
IA W A. AS99rnlng subject The call 10
~, a. aTso Evening subject II ,or.
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