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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
Overall Nisits Parents

TISALIA. Nov. I.-Orval Overatl
pitcher for the Chicago National '1eagde
team. arrived here today acconapa MED
by Mrs. Overall. Overall's parents re-
side here and he owns a vinevard and
other property near this city He will
spend the winter here. The OveralIs
were accompanied as far as Los An
geIes by Frank Chance and wife.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
PLAN LENGTHY BoAT R.cE

NEW YORK. Nov la race for
motor boats from Philadelphia to Ha-
Den's club OF Philadelphia and the
Havana yacht club
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL

STOCKTON, Nov. 1.-The Crown Flour bal
team has won the amateur championship Of San
Joaquin county. By taking one OF yesterday :
two games with the Mercha ps they were de-
clsred the champions. The victorious team PLAYED
a series of hve games with the Merchants Win
ming three out of fye.
The Merchants won the FIRST game by a score
of 10 ]. while .the Crown Flour boys took the
second contest by score OF 10 /. Score first
game r. II. f.
Crown Flour .s..-..............- q !
Merchants ..............
Bstteries-Fox, Martin and Hacketts Webb
and McMurry.
Score, second game r.. H. f.
Crown Flour. ..-.-.....-....-....- z 2
Merchants ...-.-...s... 1
eriss--Fox and Hackes; scsils and Nc
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

Chicago to be near him. He. wrote
three weeks before the Ketehel match
that ii would not last Is rounds, and
told me could mortgage. the old home
and bet the money he would win He
sends me money regularly, about $500
a month" -:
Langford Seeks Backer
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Sam Langford,
the Boston negro. pugilist is seeking
hacker with $4,000 to- comply with
Jack Johnson's demand that he de-:
consider a fight with him. Although
Johnson demanded only IS 900 forfeit
from. Jeffries, Langford is not dis
couraged, but declared he will find the
backer and that he will. whip Johnson
before the date, of the ,Jeffries fight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
Driverless PAGER Wins Race
At Stockton
Especial Dispoieh To The Calf

STOCKTON, Nov. 1.-The feature ot
yesterdays race matinee held by the
San Joaquin Valley driving club at the
local- track was the. perfermance ot
Newport, q guideIess wonder. which
took two. straight heats from, chappo
in 2:15 and. 1922, WHICH is considered
by local hotsemen as pretty near a
record for. an undriven horse. The
results follow: =
First race, free for all -trot or pace:
w. b. g.. by Nutwoed Wilkes CD.
McBeagafd sesaffr b. So 3 b br = sta5, a. Nance; j
Time-2:24A, .2:24.
Second race, 2:2O class trot:-
Allan lla! Isahs3 pollock. b. g. by Nutwood Wilkes
W.. vance J.. .ri...: L.
McAdrian. b. 5. by Guy Mckinney ID. Lie
Prince Mack. b. 6. by Mckinney lF. Lie .
grnger). -. -: .......... 8
Time-2;291a. 2;24
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

Third race. novelty pacing
Newport, r. e by Raymond (with0ut driyfr)
Chappo; b. g.. by Booth tT. f. DonovanJ . 3
Time-2:15. 2:22. s
Fourth event exhibition mile by year old
r.. J. Chalmers. b.. f. Trix McAdran .bv Me
Adrian, dam by Mountain Boy Nrecord 2:23a. J.
driven by Dan Leginger. Time ;24ia
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

ssfterIes-Fon. Martin 5 and Hackett, webb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

al Set be0lte Sommerpeir;; ben be6ite
Stenning bor terIfet 1.nber 6orbano.
lingerne, og Meenigbe6en / @lf Sorn
bar opDilt ct nDt og 1tort &ebiS for
lin @jpltfribe6 peo SEN u6merfebe
0faa0e, bporpan Sen bar lgrget for
Sc monge Silreiien0es Spbol6, 8e.
lpisning og 8efpenmeligbe0.
Sort Gon1funOs Marsn1pbe er
egenligite og be6ite Gorltano ct Sol.
fernpoe al Sen itdrlte 8etponing, iffe
Blot for &irfeian1fun6et ion1 iao6ant,
men for set oanife Golf / 9ln1erifo>
iom Selbe0 baa0e MI og Grenti-
Sen. - 9erfor bar ct iaaoant Me6e
Snteresie for alle 0unlfe I 9lmerifa.
Set er min Oper6episning at Mars.
npDet Glf @orn / 1909 bill blibe en-
al MGrfepelene Sen 6anife &irfes
og Set banife 6olfs @iltorie / Mmeri'
ia.
Set CT, noar man ler u0 ober
SamfunoetS Frelter og Delegater.
fjen6eltgt, at &irfen fer / 2onbet lite
er 11oget Barn mere. Ser fin6es be6
Morsmp0et glf @orn bptobaare6e
M9n0, ser for 35 40 9lar liben bar
me0 til at gjpre Sen fprite ibage 8e,
gpnOelle til Sen firfeltge 8irflonbeb,
lom MI bar lat iaa 6Dbe Merfer
0onlfernes @iitorie / Mn1erifo. Set
lioer mo0 slften for oisle gonue &io.
nerer. &irfen itaor Safnemmelig'
be6s @iel6 til 0isie @anIe> iom par
mes / u0e ringe Gage. Gi6e ON
SIDE me6 6elm li06er 6e unge, &re'
iter og 0elegater, ion1 ct fe6t og op'
pofset unoer Observation-Disclosures bar
/ 9anoet, og iom trofa1t ferer 6e1
bi0ere, iom Sc gan1le lag6e @runben
til. @i6 Set bar ioole6es oberaI1
| blan6t 9onlfe / 9lmerifa!
S Morgen, Sdn6og, benter Ri Mg'
sets ltore Sag, 6a minoit 1900
0anlfe ira ner og fjer1t bill pere ian
let paa Sen in111ffe SeItplabs beb @l1
@orn @gjlfole og Strife: Men Ser
ON mere li6en. W}e6 6isie ipre6t'
Me66elelier mao set bore NOT fol
6enne @ang.
Glf @orn, Sa., 5. Stunt.
g. g. 8ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11
:.
Mfgrpberne. ,

8eretninger fra aIle @gne 9eoro-
beiten go6tgigr, at l16ligterne til en-
go6 9lfgre6e .iaa bel af 8aarbbeoe
iom al ollie andre 9lfere6er er iaa
gobe lom ml1Iigt. Ge6en tom noget
tent Sor6en, men fiben bar @efst-
forbol6ene ne1ten oberalt b9ret paa
Set nerme1te i6eale. 8interbbe6ebel.
tet Sc ipblige Stater bar lite bpret
iaa begltnitiget me6 beIoigt 8eir, og
l16iigterne for en- 9oo @interbpe0e-
afgrg6e er berfor fun rinee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11
Call0Sn(dn0.
3mnbt / Mmeriia.

. a II II e 3 g y a a $ II . :.
ion | 0 5 Ell.
S Gfteraaret oil Ser blipe ofbolot
itore Teitligbe6er Seem Yorf Mn=
leol1ing al at set ga er 800 Mar 1i0en
&enrp @u0ion op0age0e &u6lon<
1lo0en og 100 slar 1i0en 9eobert Sui
ton leileOe op as Glo0en mes lin
fprite al Camp orepne 8oaO ,Glear=
mont. Geltligbeoerne pil begpnoe
25. gcptember og pare til 8. Oftober.
Ser pil t Sen slnle0ning blipe afbolot
Ell itor Sloo0epara0e pua Suoion=
6looen, bpilfen alle ipfarenOe geo=
TONERS &rigsflaaDer pil blipe repre-
lentere0e, og Ser er efter 6orlDOenoe
allere0e l10len0t SuObp0elie til 0e for
lfjellige Negieringcr ON at len6e
&rigslfibe til Geltagelle Hara0en.
8lan0t Sc il10bu0ne 2onbe er pglaa
0unmarf, og Set tpr penteS, at 0an,
nebrog life pil blipe lopnet blan0t Sc
64og iom bajer ira oe beiggen0e
Gfibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

SIIDlll SeIIel uQ ulI u4lutI e4lO
lopenDe uo / 0agene umi66elbart fer
slarsmpOet iful0e tage i'm 8egpnoel=
ie> laa par Set bog ltore 5farer al
Mn110 og &pin0er, ser fra 9lmerifas
forifielliglte @gne itepneoe moo oen
De11lige 2anOsbp Sc ifjgnae Smgi=
pel ler, bporfra Ser bar ll0gaaet SSnO=
bpoelie til Geltagelie Marsn1g0et.
Gisle Morsn1goer er Merfepple /
Samf11noets &iltorie, og 0a pi I'LL
far pasieret set 80. Deerfe og ten-
fer paa, bpo6 ser mes Set er bragt os
lom Spgaoer at lpie, 0a maa Di> iom
Son1funoets 6ormo110, Yaltor 8oo=
bol0t, uotalte lin 5lutntngStule,
toffe @110 for sen rige &ellignelle,
ban far u0glt oDer % peo at giDe
% oi5ie Spgaber.
Sor MI at begpnbe beb 8egDnoel-
len ifol ieg 1neobele> at Der, ian Di0t
mig befjenOt, bar 103 itenlmeberetti=
geoe 0eltogere slarsmp0et. &eraf
bar 35 Hrelter og 65 Delegater ian1t
3 Gtpreliesn1e0len1mer. geaar hi iaa
til Bette 9lntal fgier ct ltort Sal al
tilrejienbe @ieiter og Deltagere /
@lp0et fra GreOSpille Menigbeo, oa
bliper Set forltaaeligt, at Ser life ale
ne bar er itor Torlamling tillte0e,
men oglao at set u6biier en- lepenoe
S11teresie for SamfunOets &irfion1=
be6.
Sns6ag @eorgen ianrle6es ri /
&irfen til slabningsgu6stieneiten,
hpor Hoitor S. Sgrgenlen prp6ifeoe.
ga SEN lteml1ingsfuloe @u6Stiene=
ite nor forbi, bo10teS ser en- fort
Haulle, bporefter Eoltor g. 9. Sob
bolm poa Neenigbe0ens og egne Seq
he bpb allie pelfon1nen og u6talte
9nlfet ol1l at set, Ser l9rltg 1naatte
fon1me til at prege Mg6ets Sorban6=
linger, mootte blipe, bpo6 Ser u0trDf-
fes peo Sen fgrite 5tabelle / Menig=
bebens 9fapn, S + e s sbille, fife
SEN 0eoe og 6orlfe, men Sen pirfiom-
nre og fierligbe6sful6e 6reo.
5omfunoets 6orn1anb u6talte en-
Saf for SEN @elfomltbiIen, Ser bap=
Sc lp6t, og l1tte0e Jig til &altor g..
8. &o6bolrn's Orb.
@fter 8efien6ellen al Menigbebens
Sro erflere6e bon Samfnn6ets 49,.
Mars1ng6e aabnet / Sen trcentge
@u6s Mabn.
ga 9fapneoptegnelien ODER 6e til
ite0ep9rer0e Hreiter og Delegoter
bar tilen6e> ifre6 man til @alg al
@orstnp6ets @mbe6snnn6. &altor
g. @ptfe, Chicago, palgteS til Sr0=
itprer; Naltor 6. @jerup, &ingiteb,
ss5olpa, palgtes til &ielpeoroitDrer.
@on1 Mpbets gefreter palgtes 8. 6.
Slie1L 01noba og iom @ielpeiefre=
ter Holtor @aafon SS9rgenien, Saf
Sill Sa.
9lrbej6splanen for Mb6et be0to=
ges, bporefter Ser iaor Mooi9tning
til tioligere 9lar al Mpoet balgtes Ell
Mor1inatio,isfon1ite, Der 1ful6e u0s
nGbne oe forifjellige &on1iteer, iom
tioligere ltopegebeS al Srbitpreren
til at afgibe Determining oper 0e for.
lfiellige Sn6beretl1inger fra Samfun-
bets gn1be6sm911o.
Saobanne Sn6beretninger faces
fra 5an1fun6etS 6orn1on6, 5folefor.
itan6eren / 9es Moines, @fsamens:
fomiteens Gormanb, Samfun6ets
@asierer og 8grnebiemmeaes Sor.
| ftan6ere.
Da be fleite al 6isie Snbberetri1.
ger bar gtpne Dns0ag Gftermiooae
s55 Z 4 = @>rat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

Sen forene0e ebangelif=luberife
&irfe sInrerifa beepnbte lit 13be
slarsmp0e / glf Sorn, Sa., 9nsba=
3. 2. Suni 1909 me0 slabningspre-
oifen al Naltor g. g. Sang, &eno=
iba, @is. Hreiten for Mentgbe6en
@lf &orn, &altor ST. %. SeriiIo,
bp0 Sen itore 6orlamling &elfom=
men, bporefter 6ornan6en, Naltor
6. 9. @briltianierL erflereoe Set 13.
s(orsme6e for obnet.
@lf Sorn ct ct al oe faa biltoriife
Steoer blan6t Ounjfe / Mmerifa, i6et
Sen fprlte 0anlfe @gilfole aabneoeS
ber / 1878, ligeiom bette @te6 er
Centrum set ltgrite 6anlfe @ettle=
1re,1t Mmerifd. Set er 46e @ong
at ct 6anif &irfelan1fun0 bol0er lit
Me6e poa Bette Ste0, i6et Sen 1anife
&irfe slnerifa bolot lit Marsn1p0e
fer 1882 og 1888, og Den foreneoe
oanife Strife / 1903 og mi 1909.
elormsoet fonltituereoe Jig me6
Eoltor S. g. 9eaarup, &utcbinion,
Minn., iom 0roltprer, Neter 8. s.
&jer, Srl,fant, Micb, ion @ielpe<
or6ltprer, Eoltor 81. g. Mielien, Mi11-
oen, 9eeb., iom Sefretar, og Haitor
g. $. Miller, &inglteb, Su., iom
@jelpeiefreter. slorsn1g6et teller
105 itenr111eberettigeoe Me6le1nmer,
81 Hreiter og As 0elegater. Des=
u6en er Mp0et beiggt al 1900 8e<
legen6e fra gan1fun6ets Menigbe6er
rnn6t ON 9l1nertfQ, beriblanbt en-
ltor Slot al l1nge. 9lf @amfun6ets
Nralter Iangt moo @eit fin0es &aitor
g. 8. 6. Sanien fra Gan 6rancisco,
Gol, @oitor &aralo Senien, @alt
Safe Gitp, l1tab, fra langt moo 9it
&aitor 8. 2ariem 3ortlan6, Me.,
ia1nt sc. 6. 9loberg, 8oIton, Mnsi.
gf Mg6ets slrbejoe biotil fan nep=
nes, at Taltor g. g. Gbriitianien,
&aitor sl. 8. S. Spboln1 og 8aitor
81. g. @iellen er gienpalgt 'benbolbs-
pis til Sormun6, Meitfornonb oq
Sefreter for Samfun0et. g1r. 6.
9. Sfob, 93acine, @is., og sc. g.
geielien 9es Moines, Sa., til Gru.
1tees, Sen li6lte gienbalgt.
9lf 9(rbejoer, ser MI er for Mgoe1
og iom er af itdrlte 8etoning fo>
GQmfun6et, fan nepnes Smor6nin
gen al son1fun6ets Sfole, Gorlags
bus, sSSapan=Mislion oib. - 9lf Hr9
1ter, iom er optagne Samfun6et be>
0ette N1p0e, fan nepnes 8oit @br
sSalcf, Ganbi6oterne @ernran Scenic;
og Gorl @onien. @f Menigbe6er, len
er optagne be6 Mg6et, fan nebne!
@or SreIiers Nfenigbe6, --&aciae
@isconiin, Meniebe6en Sos Sin
geles, Gal, og Menigbeben 8roof
billie, Weinn.
Mgbet bar bt6ttl pRret begunitige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11
jlutteoes Sen 0ogS Sorbon6lingsmg-

Oe.
On1 9(ftenen bol6t Torlton0er 8.
9soroe11toft 0es Wsoine5, ct Sore
orag ON &rilti Gfterf6lgelle. sc.
paopege6e, at olle Menneifer iggte
Zig en- Sgrer for 2ibet, iaa Sc trpgt
og 1iffert fun6e pan0re pau oeres
2ipspej ion1 Sen 8iergbeitiger, Ser
pi0lte, at fan bab0e en- ltprf og paa-
li0elig Tprer. @aale6es, men eno-
MI bpiere @ra6, bil6e Menneifer fgle
Jig iifre og ful0t uo trDgge paa oereS
2ipspon0ring bbis 6e bar | Seln
Gglge.
Gors6ag Sormi6bag og gftermio=
sag forban6lebe man ON 6e Sumter,
ion1 &omiteen for 6oritanoerens
Snoberetning pe6 Or6fgreren, Ha-
itor gftergaar6, fren1iatte til Dref-
telie. S GiIi1utning bertfl uotolte
9larsmg6et lin Misbilligelie al at en-.
felte Weole1nner in6e11for Sarnfnn-
Set offenlig frenrbeper BET lom 9fet
for SEN e11felte at un66rage en- Cont
fun0spirfion1be6 lin Stette, foroi ban
eller FUN misbtlliger 6ens 2e6elie
6orban0lingen onr set Silli5sbo-
tu1n iom Torltan6er Nor6entoft bap-
Sc frepet, ttlen0ebragtes fife Sors=
bag @ftermio0ag.
Or. &onien og Dr. Senger, Ge6ar
Sails, fremlag6e for Morsme0et Sla.
ner om 8Dgningen al ct 9olpttal
me0 tilbgren6e Sanatoriunn, bpor Der
tillige ful0e u60onnes Spgepleier-
ifer. 9e in6bg6 Me0len1!uer at
Gon1funoet til at arbej0e for 5agens
@ienne1nfqrelie.
Om Mftenen bol6t @giifoleforitan-
ser Mrelien, &rabbesbolm> Ganmarf,
Gore6rog, ion bpggeoes paa Sbien's
Her @pnt. S 9ililutning 0ertil no-
tolte &r. @relien, at Oct, @eennelfer
paa Sen ii6ite Dag itraffes for, er
life ioa meget 0pertreoeliess ion
l1n6lo6eliesipn6er, .bpilfen Sanfe og.
joa er 1terft fre1nbepet / gtp $efta-
1nent.
Gre6ag gienoptoges Torbaa6lin-
gen ON Silliospotnm til 6orltan6er
Mor6entoft. Soritan0erens 9nlfe OPP
fpl6tes> i6et Mg6et me6 10 ga, II
g}ei og e11felte blanfe @temn1er uo-
talte 1in Silli6 til Sorltanber Nor-
6eatoft og bao bam fortlette lin
@jerning pe6 Sfolen.
Sm gftermib6agen afgab &omt<
teen for Sormanoens Snbberetning
lin &opport. 9llle Samfl1n6ets @m-
be0smenos sssn6beretninger mooto=
ges al garsmp6et me6 Gaf.
Set be6toges at bpgge en- M 8pg-
ming til ct 8grnebiem be0 SDIer,
Minn. Mg0et ien6te @ilien til Gor=
itanoerin6erne for 8grnebiemmene:
Torban6lingsmp6et fortiattes ON
Mftenen, og iom fprite Gag paa
0agsor0enen efter St16beret1tng
lto0 Sorbanbli1g ONT u&irfelig
|5amler". Mg6et gap Silla6elie til
at ct Sorilag fra Haltor &nu6len,.
SpIer, TOM til 8eban6ling fprit, 6a
&oit. &nu6ien 1fulbe reiie bien iam-
me slften. 6oriIaget, iom, gif no
paa, at 6e af @amfun6ets @ntbeos-
nren6, Ser MI pelges paa ubeite1ntl
Si6, for Srenrti0en belges paa s
Mar, meo fgrlte 8ulg 1910 lagoeS
poa 8or6et.
st Iigne1r6e GorIag fra Nator
a r q 4 ~
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9Drere!

Mpotbeferen: uSinu1el, bpilfel1
l1lpffe! Seq bar gipet Man6en
Strpfni1 / @te6et for &init1!"
Sans Grne:: v9eei bill man tanfe
fig! &bor fl1noe gu Bog ogiaa M
~ og iaa er BET maaife en66a rneget
bprere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

e 6 0 II II | a t. 9 er It II II g.
SsSfplge Sore 2an6sm9nO ll0-
lan0et for is. @}ai gjengipes | Set
0anife Observation-Disclosures Gfter=
retninger for 1909 en- &onlulats-8e-
refining uOorbei0et al @eneralfonlul
Clan Seem Oorf, / bpilfen giere5
&e0e for 0anmorfS og Sc 6orene6e
Stoters On1let,1ing. 92apporte,1 er
meget omfattenOe og fpl6er 8 Setter
al Observation-Disclosures @fterretnin=
ger.
6grlt re6egipres for Ne6trpftbe6s,
Sibsrun1met, ser begDnbte for balb-
an6et slarsti0 iioen og bite Jig /
SSsnopanoringens Spbgr> ssSnbfdrslens
6al0en, elen6ige 6ragtrater og Sno.
lfrenfringer Gabrifsbirfiombe
0erpao reOegipres for Sen groobiie
Opgal1g, 0a man igien begpnote at
tage fat me0 npt @aab. Oernelt fpl.
ger Ell lengere l16bifling om Sen
an1erifonlfe Tolblopgipning, en- Sftls
bring al Torbol6et mellem 8efolf=
uingen poa 9on0et og 8perne; bDor-
al ies, at for 2 91egtleo ii0en bar
to Sre0jcoele al @efolfningen Ser
opre ipsieliat neo 9onobrug, me0ens
III fun Ell Sre6ie0el er Set, bporimo0
9felten er ipsiellat / @perne.
@o110elen meD 0ann1nrf beltaar
melt itor l16fgriel fra 9lmerifa til
Dann1arf, 0erino6 fun en- ringe
fra 0unnorf til slnrerifa. Il. e.
ll6feriel er paa 10 9lar, fra 1898 til
1908, 1teget fra benpeo 16 Mill.
Collars til go6t 49, fra 0anmorf fra
207 7525 til 1,224,110. Sore @obe6=
u0fgrl lelspro6ufter, iom allelamnen
fig11rerer ne6 imaa Sal, er @uoer og
Sfino, l1lo, Sltelpbe og 6linteiten.
6rg og Yorcellen fonmer fun ino
mes lmaabitte Sal> og Set er 10 Dor
egen manglen6e ssSn6uitrt ion1 gier,
at ri u6fgrer l1l6 og @u0er for at
fjgbe Set igien / 6pre 9onune lom
@elfobrifuta / Sorm al Sefstilparer
og 5fotpj. &aalu0fdrslen er gaaet
felt Staa, ga ser li0en 1907 er en-
Solo al 3 Gents pr. @ao1bope6. &C.
lnel1ten fam life fo11furrere meb on=
ben, beller life meb nor6amerifanif,
og Canada bill / itigen6e @ro6 erobre
Set nor6amerifanlfe 5mgrmarfe6,
fife min6lt for0i MI lao mango 6onlfe
Meiertlter birfer 6erobre.
02eget rigtigt, men trilt for Don-
mart, DeDDer oct Dertor til Slut:
vSfje11t 9onmarfs gfsport til be
Tore11e6e 5tater ct taget betp6eligt
til procer1tpis / 2bbet al be 1ibte 10
Mar, er Sen BOG @er6i laare lille,
og Ser ipnes 6esbnrre life nogen
@run0 til at antage, at Sen bill ages
+. / nogen b9ierlig @rob. @elp meb
en- Ne0i9ttelie af Sol6en poa Smgr,
/. 9Gg og 4aal bil 9oregelien l16en
|maaife for ii6itn9pntes @e6fomn1en,
Sc, life lpbe op / @fillioner al &ro.
| |ncr enblige Collars. @runben 6ertil
lligger 10 ganlfe nnr. Danmarf e1
lom Mmerifa ct ager6prfen6e 2an6
mes bpilfet Set ifonuner til at fonfur
rere paa fremmeoe Morfe5er, 1ner
ON nogen birfelig l16befsling al So
,n,. o.. Sn,. ;ffn T,oro ~ i a
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27

Senator Van Horton introduced 3
bill In the legislature which will be
OF great benefit to the laboring men
II Il passes. and there Is no reason
why Il should become a law. II pro-
vides that u any employer discharges
an employe without payment In law
ful money Of the wages due to the
time OF dismissal the employe shall
BE- entitled 70 pay for a period not ex-
ceeding thirty days or TO such time
~ the account "a settled. The provls-
lon may BE- waived by written agree
ment 70 the contrary, The object ofthe
law 10 to prevent the discharge OF
men and payment IN time checks due
a. some future period which they win
be compelled to discount for the cash,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
sEWER INVEsTIGATION.

IL is probable that the sewer system
will be aired in the council meeting
Monday evening. inspection OF the
same. and the recent trouble with the
system, have demonstrated that Il Is
not what It should be. but Il Is late In
the day TO accomplish any saving to
the people or secure a system such as
the city should have had for the price
paid, The system was accepted q year
ago and the contractor released from
further responsibility BY the fling OF
paltry $1,000 bond from his fore
man as a guarantee that the system
would be kept In condition for one
year, The year Ii up. the system Ii
not what II should have been and
the city has nothing but the $1,000
bond 70 make good the defects as II
Ia demonstrated that they exist. The
time to have seen that all was we'll
has passed and II necessary Mr. Oh
son can AFFORD to forfeit his bond and
still leave the contractor several
thousand dollars to the good.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27

The livellest day OF the present
session Of the idaho legislature was
held yesterday when the house con.
sidered and passed the county local
option bill. The exciting feature OF
the passage was oecasioned by the
fact that the bill had been scheduled
for defeat BY a majority Of the house
when two or three rot mixed on the
vote 70 recommit the bill to the COM
mittee and voted for its consideration
and passage No one can prbdlct the
fate OF the measure. but II Ii evident
that there will be- some lively Skin.
mlahea before Il gets 10 the governor.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
The Trieksters.

Political trlcksters always give
themselves away" said congress
man. Their methods remind me OF
the two men who wanted to sell their
corpses for dissection. These two men,
miserably clad, called on the dean of
a medical college in New York
1--WE are both ON the verge Of star
vation, sir. the spokesman said We
are well on In years, and 1t is clear
that we haven't much longer to live.
Would you care to purchase our bodies
for your dissecting roomF
THE dean hesitated.
1t Is an odd proposition he NUT
tered.
But II Is occasionally done said
the spokesman in an eager voice.
WELL said the dean, we might
arrange II. What price do you askT
lover In Philadelphia said the
spokesman, they gave us $4O.' New
York Tribune.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
= A8ND~~
are the words
used by the great

@ASAP1AOI us AZ
nous speech, delivered at his old home to
his friends and neighbors at Springfield, III.
Recalling what little opportunity he had in
his early youth to get an education, and look
ing back to the days when he walked miles
and miles for a bOok( for he then owned none
OF his own, Abraham Lincoln pleaded with
the rural and village people, his old friends
and associates to give their children better
chance-a chance to fight the battles of life {
successfully.
SURELY YOU want 60 give your boys and girls bsai
cnance not necessarily SOege education. but better sill
nome education II is mot always the school that gv ID
eoucauon; you can give this same opportunity better
your family right in your home Good books-vausb
DOCKS OIL how Lincoln cherished these.
What would Lincoln have said had You asked his advio
On ooying great History OF the World. entsrana
no educational Library for your home, THE Library
Universal History, and especially II we offered It at
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We want you to see these volumes examine them il
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you can decide That IS what the family in the picture
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l" Sec the volumes thsmselves-it costs you nothing.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
Knew the Sound Of Wood.

Knew the Sound Of Weed.
There was an argument on a cricket
deid 10 a village near Nottingham,
England. which Interrupted the game
for some time The match was being
played between the local tradesmen
OF the village. All went well until
the bowler. who was the village con.
stable, q man over six feet tall, sent a
ball which bumped up from the
ground aud hit the village butcher,
who was batting and who was ex.
ceedingiy fat and persplring freely, on
the head. The wicket keeper, a re-
maRkahly thin and agile man, who
was the village grocer, caught the ban
and yelled, lows thatT'
"HoutF' shouted the village baker,
who possessed only one eye.
~Hi say nowP' reared the fat butch
er, who refused to have It so. but
hit IL me on the 'ead."
Hi don't know where hit 1t YOU"
responded the umpire, who was the
village undertaken, but HI knows the
sound Of wood when Hi ears hit, 80
bout JOG 10"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-27
Net % Do g shs Fear.d.


George" she whispered AZ she crent
little closer and placed her head
against his left hand second story vest
pocket-"George, want to ask YOU a
question, a very important one. why
do you allude to papa as a pirate?
Surely you must have some good rea-
SON for doing so?"
Il have, indeedw responded George.
with q dreamy, faraway look In his
eyes. Pirates board people, you know
and expect your father, IL my plans
work all right, to eventually board me ("
"oh, how clever you are, George!
DO you know, was. awfully afraid
you were going to get on that ancient
chestnut about his being such an old
freebooter, and I'm SO glad you didn't.
because all the fellows I've had have
said that. and was longing for some
thing new"