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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23
NEWS NOTES FROM ATHOl

DR.. j, e. Lawrence of Minneapolis,
Mimi. has located 10 AtAol. He has
opened his office in the Gault Peter
son building known as the Henry
barber shop. He comes highly
recommended, being a graduate of
the Marshall high school and of
Carleton college, also Of the Universi-
ty Of Minnesota medical department.
He has had five months POSTCARD
uate course IN the Minneapolis city
hospital and twelve months post.
graduate course In St. Luke's surgi-
cal hospitrl of st. Paul, MINI. A
doctor is welcome addition In our
midst.
j. j. Browne, wife and family of
Spokane, have been making a tour of
the many beautiful points on Lake
Pend d'Oreille during the past week
and were immensely pleased with all
they saw.
w e. Barton, operator of the N.
P. has gone home to Patten, Mo-. for
months visit j. f. Blasbough of
, Freeport, H., is filling his place
during his absence.
! r. A. Whitlock and son have com.
. pleted eight and half miles OF
telephone from Cedar mountain into
Athol, and in the near future expect
to extend it on to the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crackenbush of Spo
kane, accompanied by Miss Hensey
are enjoying two weeks rest a,
their summer home near Squaw bay
P. j. Bennett is building an ad
dition to one of his houses which will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald, the agent of the S. & 1.
j. B. Peterson visited his cousin
Gus Thompson the Seattle pitcher
IN Spokane Wednesday.
Miss Anna Chamberlin of Spokan
visited Athol friends from Saturda
until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemiss of Spokan
are taking short respite from thei
labors at Steamboat landing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lett.
an eight pound girl, Saturday Jul
II. Grandpa Graham is struttin
around like two year old.
VIM. Macalister at Steambos
landing, is planning an addition I
several new boats to his present fee
z AL Williams, wife and son Ernes
returned last week from their sigh
seeing trip in Seattle.
J. j. r. Peterson transacted busine
. in Occur d'Alene on Thursday of la
week.
:. Supt. Johnson's wife and childr'
( of Occur d'Alene were over Sund
\ visitors in AthOl.
4 M. L. Webster, wife and baby, !
! turned to Spokane after a two weel
\ sojourn and "IdIewilde".
4 Clyde Refue Is building home
4 Watkins avenue, which will soon
4 ready for rent.
Mrs. w. M. Cisco with her two SO
4 and four grandsons, from Garwot
camped last week at "Idlewilde.
4 l.. II. Thomson. the Spokane art
= and wife are guests Of K. j: Webst'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23

Mr.. Clemgarde aud SOU Ct Pullman,
Wash, visited the lake Tuesday.
John Mcclellan returned from his
Montana trip, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Hays was Spokane
shopper Wednesday.
J. S. Gault Is 10 Spokane this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23

Charged with battery on the
person of Joseph Shaner, real
estate dealer, G. 7. Stalker, mana
ger of the Mountain View hotel,
was tried in Justice Adams court
last Saturday. The jury found
him guilty, and on Monday morn
ing Justice Adams assessed fine
of Sc which was paid. An alter
cation between the two men is
alleged to have taken place in the
hotel Friday afternoon, and Mr..
Stalker is claimed to have struck
Mr.. Shaner over the head with a
32-caliber Colts. A warrant was
procured and served by Marsha
Henry Burns, and the defendant
was released on SIS bond to ap
pear for trial Saturday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23

Duty calls a man to church on Sun
day, and pleasure urges him to 90
fishiDg.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23

The Ladies of the w. r. G.. will
give lOc social Monday evening
next at the home of Stewart Young
All the Post and old soldiers are in
vited, also their wives, and the relief
corps and their husbands.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-07-23
FRESH CANDIES

soc per pound, AT
Post & Saunders.
Don't forget we take subscriptions for any
magazine or paper.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

There are several good towns on and contiguous to Grand Pra- irie which will profit in her great prosperity and development, but the only real rival to Stuttgart is Carlisle. Ten years from now, Stuttgart, as at present, will be Queen of the Prairie, but Carlisle will be second in importance Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 That's right, Bro. Pagan, star q up for your town and have conf dence in it's future. Stuttgart is all right and will continue tC grow, but oh! fudgel The very idea of any town heading off Car lisle at the pace she is going, why man! you're talking of impossi bilitieS.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

To keep aloof from our fellow men because they differ from us in politics, or religion; because they take different sides on moot ed questions; because they are richer or poorer, more fashion able or less so, or because their advantages in any respect exceed or come short of your own, is to cramp our own natures, to shut out treasures of improvement in a thousand unknown ways. TC give and receive is the law of all healthful social life, but to re. strict our companionship to our own prototypes, who do not need us and whom we do not need, is to antagonize one of natures best means of beneficence.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
Successful School Closing.

April 2nd. was the last day of an eight months successful term of school at Gerron by Mr. W. B. Williams. Mr. Williams is a promising young man, and has taught as good school, if not better, than has been taught here for good many years So MT. Williams friends got up a picnic dinner. He was led off of the track until the people began coming with baskets well filled with every thing one could wish for. There was enough for all and to spare. At 8 o'clock the evening exercises were opened by Bro. Few, of Carlisle. The house was crowded to it's utmost capacity and many turned away at the door, there being no room for them. The exercises consist ed of songs, recitations, instru- mental music and plays. and were closed by Bro. Norris, then all departed to their many homes with thanks to MT. Williams as one of Prairie counties success tul-yQung school teachers.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

o. Beadle has purchased from w. H. McMurray of Little Rock, Ia registered English Shire horse which is a good one and all breed CTS should see him. Some man will get bargain in this horse as soon as Mr. Beadle foals his mares with him. If you want a bargain in a good horse keep you. eye on this one.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
Governor Donaghey has name

Governor Donaghey has named July 1 as special election day tc ill the vacancy in the supreme court by the resignation of Chief Justice Jos. M. Hill. who is now the chief council for the state in the railroad commission cases;al- so to fill the vacancy caused by the appointment of Justice B. A. McCulloch to succeed Chief Jus. tice Hill. So a Chief Justice, also an Associate Justice is to be elected.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

And the lower house of the Arkansas legislature again post poned the Patterson bill Tuesday which provides for the comple- ton of the new state house. This makes about a half dozen times they have done the same thing but you know they have to dc something to make their job last the limit of 120 days.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
For Sale.

One 20 horse power boiler complete with grate bars, new front and 40 feet smoke stack. One s horse power steam engine, one 20-barrel round galvanized iron water tank. Will sell any or all of the above at bargain.
 APO R. A. Perkins
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
Coal Coal Coal

I am prepared to furnish you Oklahoma, Illinois, Kentucky or Arkansas coal at the right kind of prices and terms. See me before laying in your supply. Can also furnish you best lubri- eating oils either in One-half or full barrels. R. A. Perkins. 42O
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

The people of Lonoke county are duly thankful to Gov. Dona- ghey for naming one of the coun- ty's representative citizens on the State Charity Boal d Col. W. P. Fletcher, of Lonoke. was selected to represent the sixth Congressional District on the board.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

With two creameries, con densed milk factory and can ming factory already here and a $60.000 rice mill in the process ot erection, Carlisle is unquestion- ably the center of attraction.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

Begin now to prepare some special exhibit for The F'ourth Annual Fair of the The Central Arkansas Fair Association here October 18th 22nd.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

Here 1 am again as usual, talk ing up the trade for A. c. Good wine and myself, and giving few prices. Everything seems to be going our way in Carlisle now, they have staked of the ground for the big rice mill. Oh My! but it is a pumpkin. The railroad which is being built to it is under full speed and will soon be complete. So is our grocery stock complete, and we are sell ing them at the right price. We have a fine outfit of candy, all the girls like candy, anyway my girl does. She likes Uncle Sans kiss es and peanut candy and cocoa nut candy and chewing gum. See that is the kind of candy we sell. Buy your coffee of us, our prices are right, our 12 1-2ct coffee is a cracker jack from away back. Buy ] few pounds before it is all gone. See our stock of tobaccos when you are in town, Star 45c, Corker 35c a pound. Ask for a chew of Corker when you are in the store. Flour, w. $. high pat ent, go a Dbl. Everybody come look thro our clothing and gents furnishing goods, we've got the price to move the goods, come in and be convinced. Shoes, Amer ican Gentlemen, American Lady, Honor, Faith, Silver Spay, Her Majesty, Picnic, Watch Us and many other kinds to numerous to mention. We have low cuts as well as high cut shoes. Our prices are the lowest, we won't be under sold. See our hats when you are in town. We have a few seed potatoes left yet. Buy yourself a buggy whip and curry comb and spittoon, the three for thirty cents. Crackers by the box, Sc pound. 7 bars Lenox Soap 25c, boxes Axle grease 25c, 6 boxes Soda 25c, 3lbs ground coffee 25c, 6 boxes Rub No More 25c, 3 Bib can Pears 25c. Why don't you buy a lot of shells of us and kill those blamed black birds? Thep are eating your rice. We have the shells and a lot more coming
 We have syrup of many different kinds. Rubber boots if you want them at the right price. Our drg goods is all the go now days, we keep them going ann coming. Don't forget to smoke whun you are in town, we have the cigars.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

sg- Locals wlli be inserted at the rate of we cents per line each week and ch ed fo until ordered out. Rates tor splay advertising will be furnished on application. Four issues ~nunt month on all advert ising Go V for charge of space advertise mt nts in the Independent mqst reach this office not later than Tuesday even- ing
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
Tomato Growers Notice.

We are now making up an order for special tomato ferti- lizer. Place your order with us at once that we may be able to supply your wants.
 Nichols & HutSon.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08


 G1st received at Buechley' boys Knickerbocker pants, sizes 8 to 16.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Ayres were among the Little Rock visi tors Tuesday. New goods arriving every day at the popular store, Carlisle Mercantile Co.,
 TOur old furniture repaired and made to look almost as good as new at Bradley's furniture store.
 We have just opened up a com, plete line of Ladies, Misses, and Children's Oxfords. All kinds and colors. Nichols & Hutson. Wanted-Position as farm hand or day laborer Am willing to work. Address, Ray Clatchey, care Independent Carlisle, Ark. | Drs. Dudley & Callahan are moving their office fixtures into their beautiful new drug store. Their stock is arriving and they will soon open for business. \ The Carlisle Mercantile Go. is fhe-plece to get your hair puffs, barretts, boil hair pins, belt pins and buckles and many other new novelties. cheaper than any where in town.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

w. R. Duley was reelected mayor of Little Rock Tuesday by an overwhelming majority.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

l. E M F. l. o c A N Carlisle, Arkansas. His flock of Barred Rocks is headed by cocks scored by Col Russell at the La. Harpe, III oultry show. One set ting of 15 eggs D cents settings 45 eggs for $2 100 eggs for incubator s 200 eggs for incubator S5 Those wish ing these eggs please let me know a few days beforehand so I can have good sound eggs.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

A tornado killed four and wounded several at Aberdeen, Miss. Tuesday afternoon.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

Two men were killed in an cleo tion squabble at McGehee Tues day.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08
Timber Land.
Rice Land.

Want to buy good unimproved and improved rice land, good To- cation and convenient to town. Send description, name price. No agents. Address Box 97
 T7 Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-04-08

Fincks" and Bull Dog" over- al1s Tor the boys, also a full line of rompers. jumpers and shirts at the Mercantile Go.
 SOME GOOD RICE LANDS FOR SALE OR LEASE. = For partic- ulars apply to GEO. SHELLY,
 Lonoke, Ark. The Independent has just re ceived two boxes of most beauti- ful designs in commencement stationery and we are prepared to print them so they will be a credit to any high school in the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23

paign for the presidency he covered
me country pretty thoroughly from
the Atlantic coast into the far West
and also into tho South hut q cam
%p0lgning tour Is one Thing and a trip
embracing q liberal itinerary when
ti'o traveller Journeys IN his official oa-
pacity as the chief executive Of go
900 900 people Is another
Undoubtedly President TAFT nppre-
ciatcs Tho Importance OF getting into
close touch with the people Of the off
farent sections as an aid to carrying
out the policies which ne hopes Will
bring success TO his administration
His projected trips. which will take
him into New England. across the
continent TO tho Pacific coast, and
thence through the south weatorn ter
rtorlcs. WIN not be- IKE those OF q
president reaching the end Of his
~ ctive term ana seeking favor on
the owe Of an approaching convention
e. choose q aucccasor, but they will
be trips marking tho beginning Of his
presidential office. prior 70 the time
whom opportunity VIII be- presented to
push the policies which he desires to
enacted into law.
Popular sentiment is tho great
power hehind a progressive president.
Z is President Tafta desire that the
leoplo should know intimately his
for action, and the best way Of
nforming them d TO 20 among them
Furthermore, Tho president can b%etter
understand what the people them
elves want by meeting them At home,
g II We're There ought to be mutual
cod derived by the president person
lly and by the country through q
swing around' during what may be !
allied the formative period Of the
AIT administration
SO far as concerns tho visit TO tho :
territories, though theyl'
ave no present voice ia the matter
shaping the policy % the govern :
ient. II IS wen known that Mr.. TAFT
strongly ia favor Of their prompt
Omission 10 tho union. aud the prln- y
raj reason for his contemplated visit
1is summon IS his desire 10 be pre- :
ated II lay before congress at the :
ext session his knowledge Of their y
tness for statehood, us based npon
b personal experience.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23
UNITY.

Nearly twenty years ago. says the
Washington star, James q Blaine
brought together Ia Washington city
Tor a conference representative Of All
the American republics. ana thereby
laid the foundation Of an institution
of great benefit to nh the indepcn-
dent governments Of the western HON.
lsphcro. The International bureau Of
American republics which grow out of
the iitst pan-Amorlcan conference.
mas proved q most efficient means Of
establishing right relations between
ne states of the ncw world. and has
lostcrod their interests In n manner
to prove the far-HoeinE wisdom of Mr..
blaine ono evening last week a ban
Quet given hy Director barrett, ~ tho
huronu In honor Of the governing
ponfd, Of which Secretary Knox ~ ex.
ofiicio chairman affording a striking
ia monstfution OF the fact That the
ran Nnioticun spirit Is q vital force
ln thc western continents. ana that
INC republics, great ana small. that
nave groWn into being in this part
pr the world ARE working forward
along common lines of effort to attain
closest possible approximation Of
the political ideal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23
THE LuCklEsT ,TnLoW.

In short. It's mighty lucky for some
folks that there are persons with the
business or the gambling capacity for
piling up great fortunes which They
cannot take with them when they
lcavc this vale Of tears. The lucklcst
fellow OF all, as a good part OF the
world views things. is the one who
gets the last whack At Some other fol-
lows accumulations and who is alive
when the other dead. Chicago
Record Herald
An that les undoubtedly true. and.
being true. whore can there be any
wrong or hardship in a public policy
which compols tho "luckicst fellow
to pay g good, round inheritance tax
uron the money which ne inherits
from some other follow. without any
effort or merit on his own parte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23
GOVERNMENT ny COMMISSION.


The most studlous and t%houghtfn
observers Of the trend Of public son
TN ont IN the United states are sem
crafty agreed Tint tho coming OF the
commission form OF government. for
80 largo cities. is d ccrtnirty, ana thnt
ia AN probability not moro than five
ytaga viii elapsc before every Ameri-
pan clty Of five thousand population
or moro, VIII dispense with the pres
oni inefficient form. ana adopt The
commission.
The now form of municipal govern
mrnt Is one TINT commends itself 10
c}try Intelligent person WHO takes the
trouble 10 infprm himself Ia regard to
tha matter. il Is already being ndopt-
"a by olty after city M every paft Of
u country. and only r. very mite ex
petieHec with II ~ required to force
conviction 81 its morlts upon the
minds of Tho most skcpiical.
The lnNs ~ the several stntos IN
which provision haa boon mndc fot
the adoption OF the commission plan
~ city government. vary moro or loss
ii matters Of d,tal. hut are ul m
accord upon the essential point, which
u 80 give the elites power 10 adopt
business methods fer the transaction
~ their public business. Ia lion of tho
h"nphnaard mrthcaa which usually db-
min t44.4ss fb. pr.e9at ti.. ml.. fto
iasacd by the NcW Noxico Legislature.
az as late session Is aubstnntitlly tho
same as that already IN forco In MI
number Of states. and under which
cities are being Incorporated almost
every day II provides that upon tho
petition 81 fivo hundred citizens OIL
n city ln the territory an election
ehall bc held Ia such eity to vote upon
the proposition 70 adopt the now form
OF govefnineut. ANA 80 q majority fac
ror tie change, another election shall
b. held for the choice Of a mayor and
not lass than two nor moro than four
commissioners, % bc chosen hy tho
voters OF the city nt largo. The pub
- "fHtN'"H iNfN 10 ff UlNlitN IN
20 departments, according TO the mum
her ~ commissioners. one at the head
OF each. aud each commissions IL To
held responsible tor the business
of his avn department In Illinois tho
state law makes five departments
public affairs. accounts and finances.
public health ana safety. streets ana
public improvements. and public pro-
perty u makes the mayor, eN-offleio.
head Of the department 81 public
and tho four commissioners
Distribute the -FOUR other departments
among Themselves rhoy are all paid 1
literal salaries and arc required 10
siye their business attention exclusive \
~ 20 the public business
The only evidence of tho superiority
The commission plan that II ls I
necessary 20 submit is tho fact that Il y
meets the unqualified approval of y
very community in which it has been
flca d
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23

living thing ana any nonresident oi
the territory violates the avs hs
catching "a fish without a liccnsc The
low went into effect March 18TH last
but owing to the fact hat few people
know of rs existence no systematic
effort has yft been made To enforce
ITS provisions The penalties are quite
rigid. Tho killing Of a song bird Is
subject 20 a fine of from ten to fifty
dollars, tho catching Of a trout with
out a license can cost q fisherman
nftg dollars The fines for kllling
mountain sheep and other animals Of
that class range from ono hundred to
five hundred dollars ana the ponal-
ties for other violations are equally as
severe"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23
TT DOES REPEAT ITSELF.

There was q time in the history o.
The world when great surprise wai
caused By reason OF the fact that any
good thing could come out Of Ma
zareth, and now history repeats itself
by giving the world like reason for
surprise over a recent happening In
the toy state Of Nevada. The divorce
min IN Nevada Was commonly sup
posed 10 stand wide open, ana run
overtime. but now comes the court at
Reno, presided over by Judge W II.
a Pike and refuses 70 take jurisdlc-
ton in q divorce ease unless one Of
tie parties is q IONA fide resident Of
tho state.
The cuse was begun last July. by
Virginia Harmed Sothcrn, for divorce
from her husband. T.. II. Sothcrn. the
actor. The particular point settled Is
that on complaint flied by a nonrosi-
don't defendant. who happens to be
temporarily IN the state. no jurlsdic-
ton is secured for the purposes Of ALE
q divorce decree. Mrs. Sothorn
went to Nevada. SO far as can
ha learned. c%ontenting herself with
sl@r Ing the petition ia the East. FOR
Wardins the same Il Nevada, whore
II was opportunity served on sothern
while he happened TO be in Reno. Az
ter the lapse Of the prescribed time.
testimony of Mrs. Sothern was Of
fcred IN deposition form in her abb
she relied on a part Of the dl-
'oree law which allowed a decree
based on service on the defendant In
hn county whore he may be found.
dge Pike declares this means
where he may be found as a bona
idc resident OF the state" lie in
lists that divorce laws have to do with
merely the status or condition of resi-.
Tents in the state and that authority
. change that status must como
Trough the fact of residence.
Judge Pike outlines in his opinion
hat it would be but a slight farthor
tretch Of judicial construction ana
'Rlslativc power If II should be do
Jared that Nevada judges might di-
cree tho people IN any state without
ffubling them to leave tho homes in
men they may he domicilcd. and he
lNokes the doctrine OF state sover-
lgnty 10 raie that ono state cannot
ltcrferc with citizens OF another state
2 TO their marriage status regulations
mess those citizens submit them
'lres through % bona fide residence !
} the supervision OF Nevada's laws.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-23
"ruoU SHALT NOT Kill"

but if your passion for killing IS So
strong that you cannot trust YOUR
f'lt Co resist &c. then you should go 20
Africa. whore taking the lives Of other
creatures IS sport. Tor those whose nae
lures have been refined and spiritual.
i9ct up to the proper lcvcl Now
Mexico. however. under thc law of
1899. tutns % Very cold shoulder to
these who would hnl Ton amusement
7reaklns of tho act referred Co.. th,
9iik0r city independent Says
Few sportsmfu are aware ofit. but
1rl they have % l%ifease unaer the
territorial game law passed by th,
recent legislature they arc liable to
pfeae ution every Time thoy shoot uh,