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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has taken up 2-year-
old heller, Description, color red.
with white belly, white spot on both
tanks and white star In forehead,
The owner IL hereby notified TO claim
the property and take 1t away or II
win be sold at public auction.
II. HARRINGTON,
II Occur d'Alene,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
Mr.. o,ponreIl and the Hour.

An excellent lnl! wns perpltratsd in
the house "t ,na'mons one morning at
bali past oces'k, Mr.. O'DonnelI was
the author lie ruSa suddenly TO his
feet and cut into the debate with. AT
this hate hour OF the morning. AIR.
Speaker
Early hour you mean" from the
government benches.
"Well. Mr. Speaker" he continued,
"at this early hour Of the following
day"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
Ne insisted on Paying.

During visit to America several
years ago Prince Ito said that of all
the American customs that Impressed
him as peculiar the free transportation
extended by the railroads of this coun.
try seemed most odd.
why" said he. should Il railroad
give away tickets? Every bit of mile
age TO them Is the same as piece OF
cloth TO II dry goods firm. In Japan
every one has to pay for his transport
tatioh never rode on a Japanese
railroad for nothing In my life"
When the prince and party decided
10 proceed east from 81. Paul over
the Milwaukee line the officials of the
road extended to the distinguished
Japanese aud his companions the cour.
tesy of the line and informed the
princes private secretary that the tick.
cts aud the private car would cost
nothing, shortly afterward Prince Ito
appeared at the railroad office aud In
sisted ON paying for the tickets and
the use OF the special car.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
HoBoEs
DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN
ON YoU HERE.
f. c. TILLER. Mayer.
puteh M. or Anple,.

According to Henry II Morgan.
United States consul at Amsterdam.
who b at the Hotel Knicker0ocker. the
American apple Is very popular in
Holland. aud that country offers great
Possibilities for the shipper OF the
esethsome product
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
True Enouah.

lrritated Citi1en- Aren't you asham-
I'd Of yourself, going about with that
street organ and leading such lay
life? Street orgauist-I.Szy life: Why.
sir. life with me Is one tong daily
grind. Echo.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

Lies a reckoning we cannot make
twice over. You cannot mend a wrong
subtraction by doing your addition
righL-George Eliot.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

Watch plewsd Over Fourteen Years.
A silver watch which he lost In a
tield fourteen years ago has been re-
covered by Jacob l., Graybill Of Man
helm. Pa. The Held was plowed and
narrowed each year, and the watch
was found by workman, The crystal
was unbroken, but the works were
ruined.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
no ADvERTIaRRs.

In order that we may be- able 20
reach our Subscribers 81 the proper
time with the Evening Press We are
compelled 20 mako . rule that al dis
play advertising must be in the Of.
hoe By IA O'Clock a, m. TO insure
publication the same day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
qtD
49,
CITY IN BRIEF

The city council will hold Q regu-
lar meeting this evening In the cham
bera.
MIR. and Mrs. M. 10. Mcclellan are
to return TO the east this week TO
make their future home, and will To-
cato in PiQua, Ohio.
Miss Belle varnum was the guest
Of friends In Spokane yesterday.
The Majestic announces another
great feature. Tho Hand Organ
Man."
MIRA. @. X. CHAMPION OF Colfax.
Wash. Is In Occur d'Alene, the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Kilbourn.
Mother wants your photograph for
Christmas, Olson's Studio for the
best.
Sweet cream. J. W. MalksOn. fruit
aud dairy man. Call Bell phone
3O93 Red.
Miss Laura Mcdonald OF Jackson
vile. ILL.,, u In the city, the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. w. e. Sander.
Remember. the Metropole, Idaho.
City and Cash markets for your gov
eminent inspected meats and Thanks
giving poultry.
J. D. Toy and wife Of Spokane are
In the city. guests at the home OF the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. q.
Thomas.
Keep In mind the K. Of g. ball
In tho pavilion on Thanksgiving
night. Everyone invited. Best mu-
alc In the city viii be furnished.
Did you get box OF that excellent
stationery at the Occur d'Alene DrnE
store Tor 2bc2 II ia q high grade
goods for . ANAL price.
David Meyers returned home from
Spokane today, where no hiss been
on business the entire week.
Get your wall paper at less than
one-half price vt the Fourth Street
Fair.
Cook and Peary are at the Lyric.
The question will be settled tonight.
At the Metropole. Idaho. city and
Cash markets you win and the high.
= ct grade Of corn fed poultry foI
Thanksgiving. Turkeys. geese, ducks
and chickens.
For 10 days wall paper from 20
TO SO per cent discount at the Fourth
street Fair.
Thanksgiving turkeys. geese, ducks
and chickens. all nicely fattenod on
corn and dressed under government
inspection. at the Metropole. Idaho
City and Caah markets. Remember
that all our meats and poultry ar,
government inspected and must stAnt
the rigid test.
The Majestic announces anothel
great feature. Tho Hand organ
Man"
Adjutant Dean and Captain Pogue
two young ladies' In command OF tht
salvation Army In Spokane. will Wis
Il Occur d'AleRe next Wednesda,
evening. November 24th. and con
duet = special service at the Armor,
hall. The girls arc both good cor
netlsts and excellent singers. Dom
tal TO hear them.
The Pelican club win meet At IN,
home Of Mr. aud Mrs. o. b. Moon
l0os sherman street. Tuesday even
inG. November -, At 8 o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday school 4
preparing 70 give an xmAs cantatl
thia year. which viii Be under the al
rSotion Of Mira. w. ]. Tyler. "Th,
Christmas Fairies has been aelocte,
watch b composed Of = cast % 81
yoang people and children. II Ii
mnaical composition ana win proVlal
an sxcellent evenings entertainment
the Eastern star social clab vii
give a card party at sander's hal
Friday evening. November seth. a
S:se o'clock Give Aundrodl. Ligh
refreshments viii be sarved AMI
rriats awarded Admission IS cents
Tickets may be had az TIE door
La MODE Millinery store. Fintsala
jewelry store. Court cigar store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

He-Yes. be lives on the fat Of the
land. She What is he: He-An anti
tat medicine manufacturer. - Comic
Cuts.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

II you think talk Is cheap" Try n
ever the lOAg distance phone.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
ssd Town For AobOss.

From n ear window the following
sign may be- read nj Hamburg. Neb.;
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
Lyric.


THE Scales OF Justice" There Is
surely a treat in store for those who
are fortunate enough TO see this
richly coIored picture. The subject
OF which as the title denotes Is that
touching parable taken from ancient
history, This picture is educational,
thrilling, beautifully hand tinted and
one unusually seen In motion photog-
raphy and should not be missed by
any one. who Discovered the North
Pole" a great comedy based upon
the fierce controversy now raging
between Messrs. Cook and Peary. and
perhaps one might say the picture
settles. the question; anyhow It Is as
near settled 40 Cook and Peary have
settled It. .Billlken." This comic
figure has been put In motion pic
lures before. but not in such an orig
Inal a manner as has been done this
time. DO not miss the new pro-
program.
Majestic.
Another great feature IL offered
the many patrons OF the above pop
ular little playhouse. This theatre
Is getting much deserved reputa-
ton for very strong feature subjects.
The manager claims he has one for
tonight and tomorrow night enti-
tied THE Hand Organ Man" astOry
OF New York kldnapers that Is sure
to receive praise, The comedy,
Getting Even With Everybody" Is
a real laugh proyoker, THE Rag
Picker" a great scenic. Is sure to
please. in fact the program Is one
Of the best shown In weeks. On
"Wednesday and Thursday there is a
big western subject In store for you.
This 10 a real treat, II IL the latest
release by Selig. who can not be sur
passed for western Aims. Go tonight
and spend a pleasant hour.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

OF the far easterners. Among them
are many secret organizations banded
together to oppose Japanese DONNA
ton. II Is believed that member OF
one of these bodies was the assassin
OF Prince Ito.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
H. = orA1N.

This signature on your photos
means hat you have tAe beat OBJ
sainabls. Christmas orders booked
nor.
A1NlQEg.s
Evening star., 1909-09-04
BLOODHOUNDS TRAIL BANDITS
LUMBERMAN COMES UPON MAN
SLEEPING ON GROUND.
Thug Who Held Up Robert Little
Believed to Be Robber of
Railroad Train.

LEWISTOWN, Pa, September 4.-Blood-
hounds were again brought to Lewistown
today and are now on the trail of the
robber who is reported to have held up
Robert Little on the mountain south of
here last night.
= number Of detectives are also on
the trail 1t is reported they are but
a half hour behind the fugitive.
Ira Lash, lumberman, returning to
this city from his camp near Granville
Gap this morning, surprised man, be-
lieved to be the robber. where he had
spent the night on a bed made of sacks.
The lumberman's dog barked fercely
at a cump of bushes. Lash, dismounting
from his horse. investigated. He was
surprised to see an unshorn man lying ON
the ground garing at him.
Lash Immediately fled. Mounting his
horse, he dashed down the rough noun
tain road and reported the occurrence to
the searching party.
The hounds were taken to the place
where the man was seen. He had depart
ed, taking the sacks with him. The dogs
Immediately took the scent, however, and
followed 1t along the mountain rapidly.
the course of the pursuit being directly to-
ward Bixlers Gap. which leads to the Ju-
niata river, a mile east of TIewistown.
1t is believed that if the man followed is
the robber, he will he arrested within a
few hours The general belief is that the
Little bandit and the man who robbed
the Pennsylvania railroad express train
early Tuesday morning are the same.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
MILLER rs NOMINATED.
Friends of Tenant Badly Beaten at
Hagerstswn, Md.


HAGERSTOWN, Md, September A.
Col. buchanan Schley and his friends.
representing the democratic organiza-
ton in Washington county. put a sud
den end to the aspirations Of Palmer
Tennant for the nomination for state
senator in the county convention here
today. Following the recent primaries
friends Of Tenant anpounced that they
would control today's convention and
nominate him. When the test came the
organizations candidate for state sena-
tor. DR.. Dewitt Clinton r. Miller, re-
ceived 265 votes to SO received by Ten
nant.
The Knockout was SO complete that
Tenant and his friends were little in
evidence during the balance Of the pro-
John b. Sweeney called the convention
to order v. Monroe Cushwa was chosen
temporary chairman and afterward per-
manent chairman. Resolutions adopted
for natural gas. but ignored the matter
OF increased representation for Balti-
more city.
These nominations were made: For
state senate. DIR. Dewitt Clinton r. Nil
Ter; clerk Of the court, Edward Oswald:
register Of wills, Thomas e. Hilliard.
DIR. j. Hubert was elected chairman of
the state committee for Washington coun-
ty Delegates, county commissioners,
sheriff and surveyor are yet to be nomi-
mated.
Mr. Oswald and Mr.. Hilliard were both
nominated without opposition. Mr.. Os-
walds name was presented by Martin
Gruber, who nominated his father, the
late George b. Oswald, :hirtysiX years
ago, and who served continuously as
court clerk for thirty-four years, until his
death.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
TESTING NEW STREET PAVING
ASPHALT SUBSTITUTE BEING
TRIED IN DISTRICT.
Manufactured by Secret Process and
Is Said to Be Much Cheaper
Than Present Pavement.

With a view to economy in the amount
of money paid for pavements in the Dis
trict, officials Of the engineering depart
ment have just had laid, for experimental
purposes, on School street between Iry-
ing and Kenyon streets. what is known as
a "Fflbertine" pavement. It's cost is less
than half the cost of asphalt pavement
now being laid in the District. and yet
1t 10 expected to prove as satisfactory and
as durable.
The laying of about seven hundred
yards of the pavement along School street
has now been finished. and the engineer
ing department will watch its condition,
under travel, closely.
The new pavement is manufactured In
Philadelphia and was seen there by Capt.
Markham, acting Engineer Commissioner,
when he was on recent trip to the
Quaker city. It is made by a patented
secret process and Is black when laid on
the roadway. 1t is designed to be put
on top of a macadam pavement, In a
two-inch layer. When asphalt pavements
are laid concrete base must be first
put down: the new pavement requires no
such base, and that Is the source or the
saving in expense.
It is expected that this same kind of
pavement will be laid on some other
streets where dustless pavement is de-
sired and as the cost is much less a
much larger area. of highway can be
paved by the use of this new pavement.
1t is not contemplated to adopt this in
place of asphalt, at least not until its
durability has been thoroughly tested.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
BRYAN IDEA PREVAILS
His Resolution Indorsing In
come Tax Plan Adopted.
NEW YORK LEAGUE MEETS
Dozen Delegates Represent Large
Attendance Expected.
ALL PLEDGED TO AMENDMENT
To Urge Voters to Require Legisla-
tive Candidates to Promise
to Support Policy.

ALBANY, n. Y, September 4.-The In
come Tax League of the state of New
York was organized today at meeting
Of progressive democrats I'm the ballroom
Of the Ten Eyck Hotel.
The large delegation that had been ex-
pected failed to materalize. When J.
Francis Condor of Utica, the secretary,
called the meeting to order at noon only
a dozen delegates were present.
John s. Crisby OF New York city was
made chairman. After organization had
been perfected resolutions prepared by
William J. Bryan were offered by Michael
B. Murphy Of Malone and adopted.
The resolutions were as follows:
Whereas our federal Constitution, as
construed by the Supreme Court, prohibits
the collection of an income tax except in
very restricted form, and
Whereas, an income tax Is not only
just but may, In time Of war or other
emergency, become imperatively neces-
sary; and
whereas, President Taft recommended
the adoption of an amendment to the
Constitution specifically authorizing the
collection of such a tax; and
Whereas such an amendment has, by
a unanimous vote in the Senate and by
an almost unanimous vote in the House,
been submitted to the states for ratifica-
ton: therefore be it
Resolved, That we. the members of
the Income Tax League of the State of
New York. heartily favor the ratification
of the said income tax amendment and
pledge ourselves and our organization to
use every honorable means to secure such
ratification by the legislature of the state
of New York at it's next session; and
further
Resolved. That we urge all voters who
favor the ratification of such income tax
amendment to publicly pledge all candi-
dates for the state legislature to vote for
the ratification of such an income tax
amendment"
Evening star., 1909-09-04
EBB TIDE UNCOvERS DEAD MAN
JOHN PHIPPS' BODY UPRIGHT
IN RIVER.
Feet Imbedded In Mud Wher
Found by His Employer-Ac-
cident, Is Belief.

Low tide in Eastern branch this morn
ing uncovered the head of John Phipps,
its white hair plastered over brow and
ears by the reeeding waters. The corpse
was standing upright, feet imbedded In
the mud of the rivers bottom.
Phipps, who was sixty years of age, lost
his life in the Eastern branch opposite
the foot of 1st street southeast last
night. John Thayer, captain of the
dredging machine Black Nat, made the
discovery.
Phipps had been employed on the
Black Nat. His body was only short
distance from the craft
There was no mark of violence, ~.
was there anything to indicate that the
man had been robbed.
His money was intact Two bottles of
gin were in the pockets of his cloth
ing
Phipps. 1t is supposed. returned to the
Black Nat last night. under the influence
of liquor and accidentally fell overheard.
What the police regarded as sus-
picious circumstance was the finding of
the small boat belonging to the dredg-
ing machine on the shore, while the
body was on the opposite side of the
channel.
1t was learned from John Jackson, also
employed on the Black Nat, that Phipps
with him In q saloon as late as 5:3D
o'clock. They separated at Az and n
streets.
When Jackson and Phipps came ashore
they left a dog on the machine. Their
small boat was left on the shore about the
foot Of 1st street. 1t was there this morn
ing, the dog In 1t, and there was no small
boat near the dredging machine.
How Phipps reached the boat the police
were unable to learn this morning. Jack
son did not take him there. but returned
to his boarding house, 1st and streets.
where he was all night. leaving the house
to go to work this morning.
Capt. Thayer found the small boat made
fast on the shore this morning. He rowed
1t out to the dredge.
The cleaning white hair of the dead
man attracted his attention. When he had
determined that the object in the water
was the body of a man he notified the
police. Later in the morning the body was
removed to the mOrgue.
Phipps probably hired a boy to row him
to the dredge. 1t is believed by the police.
The dog returned in the boat with the
boy. they conjecture.
Acting Coroner GlaZebrook will make an
investigation before giving certificate of
death. Probably he will conclude that
Phipps' death was the result Of accident.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
MISS LLEWELLYN WINS.
Woman Takes Western Golf Cham
pionship Contest.

HOMEwOOD COUNTRY CLUB. Floss
moor, ILL.,, September 4.-Miss Voda
Llewellyn of the La Grange Country Club,
La Grange. ILL.,, playing brilliant game
with her wooden clubs, defeated Miss
Caroline Painter OF the Midlothian Coun-
try Club, Chicago. for the women's west
ern golf championship here today. up
and to play.
Miss Painter was outclassed on the en-
tire journey, being able to win only one
hole Of the match, the first.
At the second hole the new champion
showed her ability with the wooden clubs.
After playing near the rough on her drive
her brassie second sailed into the air
straight for the flag. carrying 30 yards.
The new western title holder played five
OF the holes in mems bogey figures. ~
the tenth and twelfth she pitched her ap-
proachcs practically dafA
Evening star., 1909-09-04

Company q, I'd District Of Columbia.
came sixth in the running, with the score
OF 2S1, and the following individual scores:
Capt. Brian, So; Sergt. Barneshaw, So;
Private Payne IS; Private Sidy, 81, and
Corp. Woodward, 40.
Company G, I'd District Of Columbia,
had total Of 279, as follows: Capt. Sayer,
55; Sergt. Adams, 5s; sergt. Adams. So:
Sergt. Miller. So: Corp Carron. So, and
Private Coll, 20.
Company K, I'd District of Columbia,
had tenth place with these scores: Private
Frans. 40; Lieut.. Clussall, 66; Sergt. Brish.
so: Sergt. Stambash, 35, and Sergt. Gard
ner, 80. Total, 259.
Company l, 1st District of Columbia.
finished last with these scores: Lieut..
Phillips. So: Lieut.. Stewart, IS; Corp. Rip
pie, 30: Corp. Thomas, 81, and Corp. Cor
don, 80.
In the company tyro match the District
of Columbia had fourth, fifth and sixth
places, as follows:
Company I, 1st District OF Columbia,
f3O; Company e. I'd District of Columbia,
l27, and Company G. I'd District Of Colum-
bia, l26.
The District of Columbia having no cav
airy Organization did not compete in the
cavalry team match.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
TOOK COOK FOR SEA LION.
Explorer, Asleep on Ice, Recognized
in Nick of Time.

CHICAGO. September A. DR.. Gustave
Stats, head of the National Medical
College and Hospital, who accompanied
the Peary relief expedition, Of which
DIR. Frederick Cook was a member. de-
scribed yesterday incidents that happened
during ms acquaintance with the dis
coverer Of the north pole.
DR.. Stats told Of one close escape from
death of DR.. Cook. He said:
DIR. Cook had habit of sleeping on
the ice in the summer time. 1t was in
July of 1901 that our vessel was i'm
prisoned in the ice near the Arctic circle.
'Dr. Cook had been making his bed
upon the ice near the ship for several
days. This fact was unknown to several
in the party.
''One morning some members of the
scientific staff started on a hunting trip.
One of them saw Cook wrapped in his
dur blankets asleep upon the ice
I'm the dim light of that season he
was taken for a sea lion. One of the
men prepared to shoot.
The men approached the supposed sea
lion. but recognized the sleeping paysi-
clan before it was too late
Evening star., 1909-09-04
Danish Explorer Convinced
by Cooks Record and Story

COPENHAGEN. September 4.--Commo-
dore Hovgaard. commander OF the royai
yacht, one of the foremost OF Denmarks s
arctic explorers, had an opportunity to-
day of examining DR.. Cooks journals.
Later he said to the Associated Press:
Il noticed certain discrepancies and in
accuracies in the newspaper reports OF
the expedition, but long conversation
with DR.. Cook convinced me that his
statements are absolutely reliable. His
replies to my questions were clear and
precise, and left no doubt in my mind.
Impressed With Truth Of Claim.
Il did not have sufficient time to read
the diary. but from my brief inspection
thereof l obtained the firm impression
that the doctors claim of having reached
the north pole is correct ).
Naturally, ! cannot place the official
seal of acceptance on DIR. Cooks achieve
ment. That is for the head of his coun-
try to do.
"Dr. Cook has cabled the President Of
the United States. We are now awaiting
Mr.. Taft's reply. We hope it will ex-
press official recognition"
Daugaard Jensen, Danish inspector of
north Greenland and the highest official
of that region. who spent two months
In the company of DIR. Cook, Is abso-
iutely satisfied regarding the reliability
of Dr. Cooks statement that he reached
the north pole.
Rasmussen Secured Confirmation.
Apart from his own observations. In
spector Jensen conferred with the Danish
polar explorer, Knud Rasmussen. who
obtained from the Cape York Eskimos a
description of DIR. Cooks journey. Ras-
mussen is the only European who fully
understands the language of the Cape
York Eskimos, from among whom Dr.
Cooks companions on his expedition were
selected.
Rasmussen told Jensen that the stories
of these Eskimos confirmed Dr. Cook in
all the external details of his narrative.
They corroborated the statement that
the journey ended quite voluntarily, no
ice or other obstacles preventing its con-
tinuance.
Evening star., 1909-09-04
GLASS OPERATIVES STRIKE.
and Flatteners Walk Out
at Hartford City, Ind.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, September T.
The order of President Shinn Of the
Glasscutters and Flattener's organization
to quit work in all the plants of the
American Window Glass Company was
strictly obeyed in this city. where the
company operates its largest western
factory and the third largest in the
United States. The fatteners quit at
midnight and the cutters are this morn
ing cleaning up their stalls and will all
be out by noon today.
The American Company is the only one
in the United States which operates with
mechanical blowers, it is said, and has
six of the largest plants in the United
States. 1t fixes the wage scale each
year for the skilled trades and fixes the
selling price of window glass.