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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
TRY SIT Ar AlEDFORn.

SALEM. Ore. July i5.-City Al.
toFney Nerfs. Of bedford. today pro.
cured an order from the governor
the ilrst Of Its kind. directing crIcuii
Judge Cook Of the Second district 70
try condemnation suit at Medford
Judge Hanna refused to call an ex-
ira term Of eouTt to try the case. II
ID alleged that Il. E. Hanley. near
Medferd. Is endeavoring to hold up
Medford for 81. eco for the right Of
way for = pipe line for the new water
system under the consultation. The
matter Is tied up until the courts de-
eide t.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
ELEcTRIcAL ENGINEER sHor.

PORTLAND, Ore. July 15.-E. Il.
+. Braekett. q member of the Arm Of
Bracket 4 Myers, electrical engIn-
GERS, who was mysteriously shot here
last night. is reported as being in a
critical condition today. Bracket
insists that he was held up. but Wit
nesses to the shooting tell a different
story. According to their story he
was shot by two well dressed men
and none OF bis yaiuables were taken.
Bracket says that his wife lives at
IA Clinton street. waila walla.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
BUILD BIG RAIL-
WAY TIE MILL
Atlas Company Begins Con-
struetion Of Plant on
River Front.

The Atlas Tie company. composed
Of NJ. D. Wright and T. J. stone
street. commenced the construction
OF tie mill on the company'a site
near the Big -Four mill yesterday
The company purchased the site
three or four months ago and Mr..
Wright at that time stated that con-
struction work would BE- commenced
In suhicient time to have the mill
completed BY fall. and men were
placed ut work yesterday in pursn-
anee TO the plan inanEurated ct thas
time.
The mill Will be the largest lnstl-
tuition OF It's kind Ia this section 81
the country and win be equipped
with the most modern machinery
available on the market. The cost
Of the mill and machinery viii be BE-
tween e40.O00 and $4,000. The
work OF constructing the building
and installing the machinery win b
rushed and Il IL expected that Il viii
be completed by October. When
completed Il viii require a large crew
to operate the mill. and alno 10 So
cure timber for II. and Il means an
other large pay roll to the city Of
Occur d'Alene.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
Registration 1000.

The registration at an early hour
this afternoon had reached 2.OOO,
and IL is expected that when the no
tary Offices close tonight that 1t will
have reached fully 5000 and prob
ably more than that. All OF the
trains coming to the city today were
taxed to their utmost capacity by
homeseekers. and 1t is expected that
a large crowd will be in the city to-
night.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
PIONEER CITIZEN
| PASSES AWAY
Stowe Stricken Sud
denly at His Home Lived
Here ri Years.

Solomon A. 2. Stowe died at III,
sidence in Springwater addition
Is morning at 1880 o'clock, tn,
nse of death being heart failure
Stowe had been suffering from
art trouble for some time and {
months ago had a severe attack
d it was not believed at that time
II he would survive it. Early thi:
brning he left the house for the
rpose of taking a buggy STANDING
hr by to the barn. After he had
ten 1t to the barn he apparently
fatigued and returned to the
hse and sat down on a chair. His
e observed him and because he
not seem to be himself inquired
to what the trouble was. He re-
I'd that he had just taken the
icy from the house to the barn.
then expired.
Was "a Occur d'Alene Pioneer.
ir. Stowe was born in the state of
fmont and at the time of his death
70 years of age. From Vermont
moved to the state of Wisconsin,
after a short residence there
Fed to Iowa. He was an ordained
lister of the Baptist church and
red as pastor in various towns in
q, and after his arrival in this
he from time to time occupied
pulpit in the Methodist church.
came to the city about twenty
3 ago and witnessed it develop
grow from an obscure village to
present population. He was al
s Identified with every movement
had growth, development and
ARE of the city for its end and
ributed much during his life to
commercial, industrial and moral
9TH, He was the possessor of
of friends, who will grieve to
of his death.
pc funeral will be held from lie
Oyterian church. with which MI.
e In recent years has been iden-
at 2:SO o'clock tomorrow aft
on. Rev. Station will conduct
services and interment will be
BE city cemetery.
leaves to survive and mourn
besides a wife, four children,
les, George and Edwin Stowe
Mrs. Charles Williams, all OF
are residents of the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
SHAHA TO QUIT
THE THRONE
Russian Hand Shows in Downfall
OF ROyaIists

TEHERAN. Persia. July Is.--col
Lajliakhoff. commander OF the forces
defending the city. today indicated
that the forces defending the lmper-
sacks TO cease aring aud that he
would surrender to the nationaIists.
In the event OF his surrender II
means that the nationalist have
been successful In their struggle
against the royalIsts and that II
means the overthrow OF the shah.
Mahammed AL. and the establish
ment OF a new Persian government
under the constitution which the
shah promised the people he would
adopt, but which he finally withdrew
and which caused the rebellion on
the part Of the people.
shah 90 Abdicate Throne.
ST. PETERSBURG. July Is.-The
foreign ONCE here today ordered the
Russian troops stationed In Persia to
arrange for the safe removal OF the
shah across the frontier country. This
Is taken here to Indicate absolutely
that he would give orders TO the Cos.
ial city have surrendered and that
the shah has abdieated the throne.
and that constitutional government
will be established.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
REGISTRATION AT
MIssOULA ~ BIG,
Total Number Of Visitors Estimated
At $4,000.

AotaA NuAnDer OF visitors Estimated
at $4,000.
MIssoULA. Mont. July I6.-Tha
great event to which thousands Of
homeseekers have been looking for
ward to for many weeks and which
has brought immense throngs here
from all parts OF the United States.
seems a reality today when $50, eco
acres In the Flathead indian reserva-
ton was opened to registration. II
Is eonservatiyely estimated that be.
fore August ). when the registration
closes. that s0.000 will have regis
tered. Within the last "a hours
5000 people have arrived and every
train that arrives adds TO the swarm
Some OF the land located in the res
eryation Ia the choicest In the coun-
try.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
DEsPONDENT. SHOOTS HIMSELF

NEW YORK, July l5.-John Bal.
sindew, the son Of n ulti-milllOnalre
sugar exporter AZ Havana. shot and
killed himself today because he was
respondent over the failure of an
actress to return his love. He met
the girl In Havana and followed her
company about the states. occupying
the same cheap rooms that the mem
bers Of her company occupied. He re-
fused TO return 10 his pslatiai home
At Havana without the actress and
when she declined 10 10 with him
he committed suicide.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15

Robert W. Collins 4 Co. the well
known real estate firm. has a full
page ad in this evenings issue Of the
Press. It contains many bargains in
farms, timber lands. residence prop
erty and lots in the city. Mr.. Col
Inns is one Of the eity's successful
real estate men and he believes that
the coming year is destined to see
one OF the greatest booms In real
property that the city has ever had.
His associate. John Christ. Is = late
arrival. who comes to the city with
a good record as a public spirited
business man.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
CHEROKEE INDIAN
WITNESS IN MURDER CASE
Accused Man Said TO Have Made
Threats.

accused Man said TO Have Made
Threats.
ST. HELENS, Ore, July 15.-Jas.
Kelly. who is part Cherokee Indian.
was the principal witness In the MUIR
gatroyd murder trial here today. He
admitted on the stand that he had
been convicted of robbing a house at
Eugene last winter. He described a
row at the Junction City hotel be-
tween the defendant and Cook when
Murgatroyd is said to have ex-
claimed. Il killed one man at Goble
with an AK and ] would just as soon
chop another TO pieces" II was this
that led to the arrest OF the defend
ant. Kelly failed to account for nine
years of his life. The remainder Of
the testimony given by him was Of
an unimportant character.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
NTRY SHOW N THE CITY.

'ehtry Brothers show was on
'uon this afternoon at the Fort
Us and they enjoyed a liberal
uAse' Shortly before the per-
ace the show people gave a
'ractive parade. and both sides
streets were thronged with
Who had come to witness it.
attending the performance
'ernon pronounced it as one OF
II has ever been their good
10 witness. and everybody at
vent away eminently salts
: pleased. Another exhibition
gwen this evening and an
Jus attendance is expected.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15


Offices viii be open for registration
both day and night. viii depart on
the first outgoing train, and this viii
greatly relieve the situation 90 thai
the landseekers. 1t would seem
would have little to fear in not be-
Ing accommodated. Prices OF meals
and beds are reasonable and there IL
no disposition to make high charges.
City Is Quite Orderly.
While the city is filled with people
there have been no serious breachs
of the peace or commission of crime.
The police force has been increased
with efficient and experienced men
and they have the situation well
under control. The policy OF not
permitting licenses to be granted to
the various attractions that are
usually attendant upon a crowd was
inangurated from the FIRST BY Chief
Of Police MeGovern. and 1t has oper.
ated with great success in eliminat-
ing from the city the undesirable cit
izens-the parasites who live upon
society and who are ever seeking for
an opportunity to ply their unlawful
trades.
Review Article ArOnses Complaint.
An article appearing in the morn
ing issue Of the Review, under
Occur d'AIene date line. has aroused
much complaint among our citizens
and the president of the Commercial
elbu and leading citizens Of the
city today called the editor of the pa
per up and asked him to correct the
statement appearing in 1t as unfair
and unjust to the people of the city
OF Occur d'Alene. The statement OBJ
jected to by the citizens was that
prices on food had been raised by the
restaurants over the protests OF the
citizens. An investigation was made
of this charge today by business men
of the city and they found it to be
absolutely untrue and without foun-
dation in fact. F. w. Fitze was
among those who made the investi-
CATION and, in commenting on it to-
day, said: II have called up the
editor of the Review and asked him
TO correct the statement In regard to
the raising of prices OF food and the
Commercial club will take 1t up with
him this afternoon. / made an lnves-
tigation of the matter today and
found the charge to be absolutely
without foundation. / secured a din
ner at one of the restaurants for 80
cents and l have no hesitancy in stat
ing that similar meal would cost in
Spokane 75 cents, and am fully con-
from the investigation made
that prices are not being raised one
iota over those prevailing before the
rush.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
BUILDING COLLAPSED
EIGHTEEN KILLED
Efforts Being Made 10 Rescue BodIe.
u Victims.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-Eigh-
teen persons were killed By the col
lapse of a building here today. Res
euing parties are hard Al work re-
covering the bodies. and those Of two
men. three women and q bog have
been taken from the ruins.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15

Inspector FullenW'der. Of the post
once department. Is IN the city ard
anticipates a rush Of business which
will swamp the local once. To re-
llevs the situation a. much as pos
sibie be suggests that business men
and notaSAes secure a supply o.
stamps for sale % InalviaaaIs.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
tai FATHER
TORTURES CHILD
y Buttons to Its Tongue for
Punishment.

AAAShAAAkcuNs
PNoRA, Cal, July 15.-Crowds
lizens are searching the noun
mere for E. A. Leibscher, who
arrested for sewing a button on
side of the tongue of his 1S-
ns-old baby to keep it from
lns Its tongue. As soon as his
mad been heard in the court and
prisoner released, he stole the
from the woman who was keep
= aud since then has been miss
ne was seen on a country road
night carrying the baby on his
holding it only by the ankle.
parties who saw him say that
'aoy at the time was uneon-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-15
PROF. JOHNSON ADDRESSES
SUMMER NORMAL.
Advised the Teacher 10 BECOME
Thorough In subJcctS Tansht.

Advised the Teacher 10 BECOME
thorough In subyccts Tanght.
Superintendent johnson, OF the
public school, delivered an address
to the students OF the summer nor
NAL school yesterday afternoon. Nj.
Johnson was introduced BY George
II. Black. president Of the state nor
NAL school az Lewiston. and also
president OF the summer normal. Mr.
Black, In Introducing Mr.. Johnsoh,
referred to HIS successful career as a
tsacler and wished him success 10
ais work as superintendent or the
Occur d'Alese schools.
Mr.. johnson In the course OF his
address laid special sirius upon the
necessity Of the teacher being thor
eughly acquainted WIKI the subjects
which he was teaching the neces-
aity Of having an academic knOEl-
edge OF them--ana gave II a. his
opinion that more teachers failed be-
cause Of the lack Of this knowledge
than for any other reason. He main
tanned that II was necessary for the
attainment Of success In reaching
that the teacher have professional
training. and this he advised them
to secure either In the regular state
normal school or 81 the summer nor
NAL schools. He also emphasized
the importance OF the teacher keep.
ing abreast Of the times and the
events Of the world and stated that
this could be done by reading the
best Of current literature.
After the close Of the address
Prof. Black extended to Prof. John
son an invitation 20 deliver a lecture
to the teachers At the state normal
school at Lewiston the coming fai,.
school win Have outlnE.
The students will have thelr nrai
outing since the session commenced
Saturday. when they will secure a
special ear from the Occur d.Alsne
& Spokane Railway company AnA
make . visit 70 Hayden Lake. This
sin be the first Of a series Of pleas
ant events planned By the atadenss
during the session. Among the
others is an excursion up the shad-
owy ST. Joe river.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21
DEWEY

Mr.. E.tey and family and Mr..
Flowers and f mily attended the funeral
o. Miss yinata Mildes in Carthage Sun.
day.
Mrs Kincaid is on the sick list and
under the DOCTORS care.
The protracted meeting still continues
at the Dupkard churcn.
The Aid Society of the Salem church
made call 90 the new ministers wife
Saturday.
Wheat all planted.
John Gaddis' baby is on the sick list.
House cleaning is over.
Stoves all up.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21
BASE LINE

/. Mrs. S,erling's son, Frank Boyd and
family of. DuenweR, and nephew, Earl
Brook, aud family OF Uarterville are
visiting her this week.
Mrs, Abb;e Grow spent Sunday at
John Crows.
Mrs A. E. Girton apd family spent
Saturday and Sunday at her fathers.
Chas. Wilson left Monday for the
land drawing 10 Dakota:
Mrs Eva Daniels Sundayed with homo
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs.. b. Bender spent the
day at II. Bepder's Sunday.
Mrs, Abbie Crov and Mr.. and Mrs.
b.. Bender were shopping 10 Carthage
Friday.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.
Btdeirs next month.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21
Forhas Paid Second F.ns. g.

Albert Forbes, be OF whom opr old
college chpm Jade Allen, made mince-
meatseverai da, 9 ago, in fight az the
defot- hefs, paid second fi6s for his
otfeuse last Monday, when he was hailed
before Justice Woodward had previously
fined Allen $500 and costs, hut on
learning that For bas had, paid the city
of Jasper a $1,000 fine, he inflicted only
a $500 assessment on Forbes, so thai
his financial pbniahment was, al tnld,
little more than Jade's. jade. however,
got out f,fhf affair wittfa whole skin,
while Forbes is probably permanently
ldisfgured.
Forbes. chose, to .'lay out" the fine 10
jail rather than pay the cash and he is.
at present behind the county's official
bars at Carthage.
Thete. l.. something queer about this
second fning fsForbes that the Jasper
officers and Jasper people generally
don't quite undsrstaod, and while no
body thinks Fotbes' Ctfense was an ex
cusable one there is general opinion
that, he has not been rightly delt with.
Last Tuesday Forbes appeared. before
Mayor Putnam Of this city, vas tioed
| S10 and costs, paid. the fine and was re-
leased. A few days later,whep he was
re arrested by a. county seat officer there
/ wac some suryrise, but 1t was under
stood at. the time that The arrest, was at
the ipstigation Of the Mo. Pacific, who
we're supposed to intend to prosecute
Forbes for raising disturbance at the
depot, a separate offe1se. from that for
which he had just been fihed. How.
ever, it seems that the charge preferred
at Qarthageew1s the same that Forbes
answered here. II a man can be twice
punished for the. same cffpnse it's new
wrinkle on. W, and il rot Forbes certain.
ly has fiLe wedge TO ''start something"
with when he is released.
Justice Woodward, when informed by
the News yesterds! OF this feeling in
jasper, stated that there IL no question
as to the legality Of th. second fine i'm
pvsed on Forbes: The fact that the OF
feuse was committed in u city which has
an ordinance fvrbiddng it made it los
sibe for the city to impose fi0e, but
that dosrr Il exempt the fender from
hring fined by the state. In fact, ac
cording To ,Iudye Woodward, the fine
imposed by the city is the g, ,cpDdary
fine, and not that imposed by the state.
IL it were possible tp scratch out sithrr
prosecution tn fne paid the city OF Jas
per would bs the oDe TINT would have
to fall, according, to Judge Woodward.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21
THE JASPER NEWS
Look Up the Game Laws.

1t will be money 10 the pocket OF
everyone who contemplates doing any
hunting this season to look up the new
game laws. As the game seems opened
for several kinds of game on Sept. l5,
several sportsmen bave unwittingly vio-
lated the law already, not knowing that
the new laws are more drastic than any.
thing yet passed in that line.
Extracts from the statute relating to
open seasons, are as follows:
Section 8. No person shall take cap.
ture or kill by any means whatever any
game birds between the following dates:
Wild turkey, November l to December
81, Of each year. Quail (bobwhite par.
tridge) from November l to December
81 Of each year. Ducks, geese and brant,
January to April 10 and September Is
to December 81 of each year. Snipe,
January l to April 80 and September Is
to December 81 of each year. Plover
! September to December 81 of each
year. Doves, September to December
81 of each year. Anyone who shall vio-
late any OF the provisions of this section
shall, upon convictions thereof, be pun
ished by fine OF not less than s25 nor
more than $50 for each offense and an
additional fine OF s. for each bird ipiur
ed killed or possessed.
Section IA. No person shall pursue,
iniure, capture, kill or destroy any gray
squirrel, fox squirrel american squirrel)
or black squirrel only from July 10
December 81, both inclusive; nor shall
any person pursue, injure, capture, kill
or destroy any such squirrels at any
time in any public or private park.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21

The News is mailing statements this
week to several hundred subscribers
whose subscriptions have either already
expired or are about to do 30. We don't
like the idea of wholesale ".dunning" 9 Z
our friends, but We are just now in
rather urgent need Of some ready cash,
and are quite confident that you will re.
ceive these statements and attend TO
them 10 the best spitit. The new postal
laws make it imperative for the eeditor to
go "gunniug" occasionally, whether he
is disposed 10 do 20 q bot.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21
Notice, Taxpayers.

Tomorrow aod Saturday, Oct. % ard
%, will be 10 Jasper. at the Farmers
& Merchants Bank, with the county
TAX books. Those who d. sire to pay
their taxes, see me at that time.
r. NJ. SLOAN, Co, Collector.
The Jasper news., 1909-10-21

just received car Of that famous
RED STAR Flour 8 HkMMoSD Bios.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

James 4. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Logan & Bryan Cotton Letter. New
York-After starting rather poorly the
cotton market showed about 10 points
net advance before IL lapsed into state
of quietude Mr. Price, whose public
opinions were 10 the effect that pro-
cess OF digestion was necessary to the
market. suddenly changed front and now
announces that he expects the J2c level
before the bureau report is published, az
the indicated acreage in Oklahoma shows
about Is per cent decrease, while 2S per
cent decrease is looked for I'm Louisiana
He also reports Coleman county. which
raised about So. 000 bales last year with
out a seed planted this season and no
proba bility OF any being planted. In bull
markets radical news is always promui-
gated, and, while these views are some
what exaggerated. It Is nevertheless
fact that the questions, both OF acreage
and of crop conditions. arc but poorly
understood here. The technical position
OF the market is not a strong one The
only outstanding short interest Is the lie
tie floor broker whose commitments don't
last over night and IT Is hardly probable
that straddlers Will lift "A leg in the
bullish enthusiasm TO relieve n momcn-
tary pain. In the Absence of either suf-
1ciont money or nerve 10 sell those who
arc working 90 secure higher Levels don't
find much difficulty IN forcing the mar
ket higher.