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Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
Glendale The Beet Sugar City.

Glendale, April 15.-Nearly all of the inhabitants of this locality have gone to Phoenix today to see the circus.
 The Glendale Dancing club had a very nice little dance yesterday even ing in the Lunn hall. Although the evening was warm, all persons pres ent enjoyed themselves very much.
 Val E. Sayre was in town the first of the week looking for a location to start a new business. He believes he has found his desired location and will be out again in a few days to make further arrangements.
 A movement is on foot to estab- fish new quarters for the pOstoffice here. The desire is to make 1t a business by itself and not conduct it in connection with another busi- ness, as has been the case in the past.
 The second story of the .Brobst building has begun to appear, and it will not be long until there will be another completed building in town.
 The Wiegold building is also rap idly nearing completion. Ten days will probably wind it up.
 The Oasis News company is becom- ing anxious to get into it's new room in the Wiegold building, as the warm weather is increasing the confection- cry department beyond it's accOmmo- dations.
 The sugar company is building a twenty-room lodging house at the factory. The new building will be nf ha sa hundred yards in the corner of the factory block. Every arrangement possible that will make the building cool is being made in it's erection. The main thing is to get a building that will be cool in the day time so the men of the night shift in the campaign season can sleep during the day. Every one knows that it will be almost impossible for a person to sleep in a tent or an ordinary house in the summer months.
 The Southwestern Sugar and Land company has laid out some 2S0 town lots in the Woodford addition to Glendale These lots adjOin the town site proper. as now laid off, on the east. extending from the road run ming east and west on the north side of the factory, south half a mile The company will commence grading the streets in this new ad- dition in a few days. As soon as the streets are graded the lots will be placed on the market at req sonable price. The terms of pay ment will be s10 down and 8 per month thereafter The H. I. Latham company of Glendale will handle the lots.
 John Tuckey is again back in the store of Stauffer & Tuckey. John hardly knew how to act when he got back in the store after a four day vacation.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
.A|RDOME MINISTRIES
 SCORE BIG SUCCESS

In spite of the seeming impossiDility of competing with a circus. both per fOrmances of the minstrels at the Air dome last night were greeted with crowds of no mean proportions. Had it not been for the fact of the circus being in town the crowds would have undoubtedly been such that seating room would have been at a premium As it was, there were just about as many people as could be comfortably seated.
 The cast was made uo of the mem bers of three vaudeville teams, all old hands at the game, and the program which is the improvisation of the last two days, was carried out as if it were the result of long practice. Besides the minstrel features there were the usual pictures and the illustrated song The Airdome orchestra, which has made a reputation for excellence, was as it always is, a most pleasing rea- ture.
 Jack Elliott of the Elliott Fossett Co was interlocutor. while Miss Fossett the other member of the team, sang "Cinderella.'' a clever solo. The black face men were MT. West of the West and Howell company and Mir. Echlin, the manager of the Airdome. The work of the end men was clever, MT. Echlin turning some new jokes in the most approved fashion. Baby Gladys Echlin in the Hoo-Hoo song, received the warm applause of the audience and was encOred at both performances. The West Howell company, in the song, Afraid of the Dark" gave a very clev CT and timely parody on the well known and popular song. The opening line of the chorus, "Hully gee, people say, are the white folks afraid of the dark? ?' was followed by the inability of Jack son. the dark, to find a fight and con cluded with the sentiment that white folks are not afraid of the dark and that it is up to MT Jeffries to demon strate that fact. Another most popu
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
AN ATTEMPT
 AT MURDER Antonio LuSdnd Tries To Kill Mistress and Rival
 A DESPERATE DEFENSE By Anastacio Pallas, Though Badly Wounded All That Stood the Would Be Ass assin Off Until Help Arriv- ed and Lusana Disarmed.

Antonio Lusana attempted a dou- ble assassination last night, and he would have been successful but for the desperation with which Anas- tacio Pallas, one of his intended vic tims, fought. It was the intention of Lusana to kill him and Librada Quesada, a woman who is living with Pallas, but who was a former mis- tress of Lusana.
 The affair took place about : o'clock last night near the residence of B. L. Walker, a mile south of the foundry. Pallas lives on the Walker ranch. He and the woman had just started to the circus last night and passed Lusana, who was hiding in the brush at the roadside, armed with a long knife. Lusana sprang into the road behind them and struck Pallas in the side with the knife. Before the latter could re- cover from his astonishment he was stabbed three times in the shoulder Lusana also struck at the woman and wounded her in the left leg Pallas grabbed the blade of the knife and held on with the grip of despair, and his hands were badly lacerated In trying to pry his hands loose Lusana was also cut.
 By this time the screams of the woman and the cries of the men had attracted the attention of Mir Walker and a half dozen other men, who ran to the scene. It was all most dark but they discerned that Lusana was the knife wielder, but it required the strength of all of the men to disarm him. The knife was finally taken from him and he was brought to the sheriffs office along with Pallas and the woman. The wounds of Pallas were dressed by pr. Tafel and the woman, covered with the blood of the two men, sat by in a fainting condition.
 Lusana took the affair coOlly. He said he had meant to kill Pallas and the woman and he further said that they had not seen the last of him. No man could steal his woman from him and live and no woman could consent to be stolen from him and die of old age.
 The woman said she had lived with Lusana for some time but had left him because of his violent temper, and she feared that he would some time murder her. She said that she and Pallas were about to be mar ried and it was that fact that had probably inspired Lusana to attempt their murder.
 One of the men who assisted in the disarming of Lusana had a re- yolver. He said that he did not know that anybody had been cut until after Lusana had been tied. If he had noticed that in the begin ming, he said, Lusana would not have needed tying.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

l.. T. Cooper's theory concerning the human stomach is being given more respect and comment every day.
 Cooper claims that 70 per cent of all i'll health is due to stomach trou- ble. When interviewed about his theory recently, he said: Stomach trouble is the great curse of the 20th century so far as the civilized races are concerned. Practically all of the chronic ill health of this generation is caused bt abnormal stomachic con- ditions. In earlier days, when the human race was closer to nature, and men and women worked all day out of doors. digging their frugal existence from the soil, the tired, droopy. half-sick people that are now so common, did not exist
 'To be sure, there was sickness in those days, but it was of a virulent character. and only temporary. There was none of this half-sick condition all the time with which so many are afflicted nowadays.
 T know positively that every bit of this chronic i'll health is caused by stomach trouble. The human stom- ach in civilized people today IS de generate. It lacks tone and strength. This weakness has gradually come through a sedentary existence. I fur ther know that few people can be sick with the digestive apparatus in perfect shape. The sole reason for my success is because my New Dis covery medicine tones the stomach up to required strength in about six weeks time. That is why I have had more people come and thank me wherever l have gone to introduce my medicine. than I have had time to talk with"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
New Theory Spreads
 Rapidly Over Country
Colorado Woman Given Reasons For Her Abiding Faith
 in Cooper.

f Among the immense numbers of people who are now strong believers in Coopers theory and medicine is Mrs. Julia Hofflicker. living at s1O Ussie avenue. Canon City, Colo Mrs. Hofflicker says:
 For seven years I suffered from indigestion and stomach trouble. l was subject to frequent attacks of severe sick headache, I had to be very particular as to the kind of food ate. I could not eat vegetables of any kind. nor anything sweet; .and even then l would be in distress af- ter meals. Any food of a solid nature caused a feeling of heaviness after eating.
 T tried everything I could hear of. and took many different remedies without benefit. Finally I heard of the Cooper remedies and obtained a treatment of Cooper's New Discovery.
 T never in my life found a medi- cine so helpful. The first bottle put my digestive organs into good con- dition. allaying the pains in my stom- ach as well as relieving the severity of the headaches to a very large ex- tent. Since taking thorough course of this medicine my trouble has en- tirely disappeared. headaches and all, and I never felt better in my life.
 "I would not be without Cooper's New Discovery in my house. Anyone who is suffering in any way from stomach trouble should not hesitate in giving it a trial"
 The Cooper remedies are sold by all druggists everywhere. A sample bottle of CoOper's New Discovery mailed free upon request by address ing the Cooper Medicine Company, Dayton. Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
NEW CREPES

10 Pieces of 28-inch Ser pentine Crepe-Just solid colors, such as pink and sky blue, and also black, just right for Dresses, KimonOs and Dressing Sacques-today at the special price of, yd 121ac
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
VAL. LACES

Hundreds of Dozens of Valenciennes es- French and G erm a Il makes, Edgings and In sertiOns in various widths, new, pretty pat terms, many worth 10c and 1212c per yard-spe- cial today per dozen, only ...... ....... .5Oc
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

lar feature was the rendering of a song of his own composition by Mir. Roland, who sang one Summer Night in old Tyrol." The chorus was a yodel song in the quaint sweet music of the Tyrolese mountaineers and was skilfully rendered. The whole perform ance was one of rare merit and with added features will be produced to- night and tomorrow night.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

The Rev. J. B. Bell. missionary for Arizona, and Rev. W. R. Burgess, pas tor of Second Baptist church. are out soliciting money for the building while the men are digging the foundation for the church. We ask the citizens to please help us as never before to build a church house.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
Fancy POngee
Rough Pongee Suitings-

hOugH FOngee Ou1C1ngS- In novelty effects, such as stripes and checks, most exclusive designs and colorings, 27 inches wide - remarkably low priced at, yard. .75c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
Fine NainSOOk

A Dainty Line of White Nainsook-Put up in boxes containing F yards, extremely soft and fine, appropriate for summer underwear, always 20c per yd-special, box S1.75
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
CORSETS

A New Line of soc Tape Girdles-With satin rib bon bow and hose sup porter attachment, sizes IS to 26-tOday at the ex- traordinary low price of, pair ....... ..... .39c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

Crump pays 2Oc cash For eggs.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
Side Combs

A Monster Lot of Side c o m b s-Tortone shell, the kind guaranteed free of acid, will not affect the hair, by far the best ever sold at 25c-special to- day, pair .17c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

Hose Supporters
 Fitform Hose Supporters for Women-Belt style, with excellent webbing, in blue, red, pink, white and black, absolutely the best 25c supporter made-spe- cial today, for .17c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16
MORE NEW PARASOLS

Another Addition to Our We'll Nigh Complet e Stock of Fashionable P a ra sol ls-Parasols of Linen, Taffeta, POngee and mere. effects; plain, embroidered and border ed styles-fOr women from Toe up; children's Parasols. from 25c up
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

TOILET SOAP
 1900 Cakes of "Camelias" Toilet Soap-Just right for local water, cheap enough at 5c per cake-get all you want today at ..........
 .........3 Cakes for, 10c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

WHITE WASH BELTS
 50 Dozen of White Washa- ble Belts Embroidered eff fects, some with gilt, others with steel buckles, any size. you want-special today, choice ........ .5c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

ness in These Linen Suits And that with beauty com bined appeals to every styl- ish woman. Our stock Is an ideal one from which to choose. One, two and three piece styles are here-all beautifully designed, ele- gant affairs which are eX- act copies of imported mod els, white and delicate spring shades at prices tc suit every purse.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

NIGHT GOWNS
 A New Lot of Women's Night Gowns-Made of either cambric, nainsOok or long cloth, low and V-shaped neck styles, mostly Mikado sleeves, variously trimmed in pretty lace and needle work, banner $50 values special, garment .99c
Arizona republican., 1909-04-16

Another Valuable Addition to Our Already Large Stock Has Come. An excellent purchase of Pongee or Fou- lard Silk Dresses, the latter in fashionable spring shades and neat designs, Empire
 styles; every one a model of
 beauty. .S18.50 to $45.00
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08

appreciable effect as deterrent from
crime. The criminal must simply be
removed from society until it is safe
to restore freedom to him. During
his imprisonment every effort should
be made to reclaim him as a useful
citizen.
Another measure that is receiving
serious consideration is the effective
prevention of confirmed criminals
from reproducing their kind. At the
Richmond meeting 1t was shown that
certain families had been represented
on the city's criminal roster for half
a century.
The first state to make legal pro-
vision for sterilization was Indiana
where the operation has been per-
formed several hundred times in the
'ast Two years, 1t is often done at
the request of the convict. The law
confines its use to four classes-con-
hrmed criminals, idiots, rapists and
Observation-Disclosures
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08

The electric light fixtures in the
new city hall are being installed to-
day by the Home Electric Supply
company,
Deputy Sheriff Sawyer submitted
proof on a stone and timber claim be-
fore the officers of the land office to-
day.
Mrs. lnez Rafter underwent an op-
Grafton at the Occur d'Alene hospi-
tai today, The operation was sue
cessful and the patient is resting cas-.
lily.
The Merchants Transfer & Storage
company are prepared to deliver Ice
TO any part of the city. Phone your
orders either phone 20S. DO not de-
lay your order until late in the sea.
son but order now.
j, II. Bernier, who purchased the
Guttman tailor hop. returned this
morning from business visit to
Spokane. He intends to return and
open up the doors OF his institution
to the public Monday.
9, +, Coonradt, of the Idaho Mer-
camille will leave for the east about
the middle of this month on a pur-
chasing tour in the interest of the
store, He will make a visit to Chi
cago, New York, and other eastern
cities.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08
Did the Best He kns,u.


Geordie Horn was a character well
known an Ung the country folk of the
scotch highlands twenty five years ago.
de belonged to IA class rather hard to
classify, for he was neither tramp
nor farm hand, although frequently
Following the habits of both. Wan
dering from farm to farm, the greater
part of the time he was kindly treated
ana Hospitality entertained generally.
Nhlle he was a man of unusual
strength, he was mentally weak md
exceedingly lady.
He's gle cute chiel, though slow
IN the uptack" UNDERSTANDING. was
Tue way good many described him.
one day he arrived at his friend the
doctors and complained of severe
PAIN III his breast The doctor handed
him plaster, with instructions to nut
II on his chest without delay. Geordie
gave him one Of his knowing looks
ana took his departure. The doctor
met him few days later and INQUIRED
now he was feeling now. Geordie re-
pled' Nae better" did YOU do rs /
tolu you with the plasterf'' the doctor
went on.
Weel, no, not exactly. l done the
pest could. didn't have a chest. sac
STUCK II on my bandbox" Chat box.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08


Now wouldn't it jar you, IL you
had paid SIS for an overcoat In some
other store and found by comparison
that your nelghbor had bought bet
ter one At the Idaho Mercantile Co.
for St1?
Tbs city council cannot always
agree, but those who know the facts
agree that the Idaho Mercantile Co.'S
prices. especially during their Remod-
cling sale. are lower than any where
else.
Billy Sunday says some people
get down 80 low that they have to
reach up to touch bottom. and that's
about the way with the prices at the
RemodellnE sale OF the Idaho Mere
antile Co.
The board OF county commissioners
convened today, Beyond the award.
Ing OF wood contract to Charles
Norden for SO cords of wood at S4.7O
cord, all the business transacted
was OF routine character. The other
bids submitted were by M. Giles for
sS,tO and Otto Shilling for 1926 a
cord.
Through mistake, news item In
yesterdays Press with relation to a
meeting which Is to be held tonight
At the city hall for the consideration
OF certain petitions with regard to
the water works problem Of the city.
was made to read last night" This
was an error and the meeting will
be held tonight.
Tomorrow Miss N. NJ. o'Brisn viii
have special sale Of Millinery. not
injured by the water. All wool and
Nelvet caps, IS cents, Fancy feathers,
SO cents. hats from 81 to &2.50. one
lot at IS cents This Is a sale that
you can't afford to miss II you wish to
save money on up-to-date goods. To-
morrow at VIM Harr-C hainey Co. .
store.
The case OF Edward MeMunegal
". L, Nordberg lie being heard In the
court Of Judge Chamberlln this after
noon. In this case the plaintiff
seeks to recover the possession OF
horse. which he alleges was taken
out OF hla possession In December BY
J. VI Swami. and sold to the defend
ant for the sum Of $50, A case Of
larceny against Swami for taking the
horse Il nov pending in the same
court. John Flynn, Judge Morgan
and n, whitney appear for the plain
tlA, and Col, Mullan for the defend
ant.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08
Price Never Changed.

The Rev. SlrNon TurpIe vas 20 Z
Quent speaker. but he seemed to b
. list of sermons which. when Be q
began. he went right through 10
end and then started ut the Asl I
mon again, and so on.
A young man III the cOngenl
was about to leave for South AiFa
but the Sunday before be departed
attended the church service.
In the course Of his lecture The u
lister used an illustration 10 which
the words, "A maj can easily parga
two sparrows for threepence.r
The young man, after being ~
for about three years, returned
again ON the first opportunity aiisa
divine service. Strange to ~
heard the same narrative BY The ~
minister, the phrase striking bin
being about the two spaHOw
threepence."
At the close of the service the
lister, in his courtesy, came and
hands with the youth and. Eeio
him back to his home asked y
he noticed any changes aDou'
place.
The young man, evidently wv
concerned. replied, AYE. man
two or three changes, but tpeNl
thing | can see-the price . -
is aye at the same aud digger
cow News.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following is a list of real estate
transfers of Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
q Title Guarantee company:
united States to William Karfr,,r
patent n hf of sw ar, Sc or sw ar and
s~ Or Sc or of section %, township
eS north, range w. B. NJ
Lulu F. Sander, ct al, to Mrs Clara
McBee, w. D.; $725.OO. lots ! 3 and
" block 3 Sanders Park addition to
Occur d'Alene. ~
Grant Miller to William A Nccon
ashy' Q. C. D, $500. n hf of soct,on
~ township 81 north, range w
Oliver E. Barr, trustee. to
: trustees deed, $2s. 90. lots
O. and 10. block 10, Harrison
george $, McLaren to c. NJ g :,
= ny, Co, special W. D.. $1,000.
part OF lot 10, section %. TOWNSHIP
70 north range ?, W. B. NJ and nav,
Maries. wv" = 81
Robert Steel of De Pere. wiscon-
sun is visiting with his brother -
george Steel. He expects 10 ron,as
for a month. - 'ei''ala
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08
CITY IN RRIEF.

Cabs all night. Phones tSS.
Take dinner at tho Normoylo.
The NoFlaoyle dining room L. open
The dining room at the Hotel Nor
moyle is open for business.
II everybody knew how cheap they
are selling goods the Idaho Mercan.
tile Co. wouldn't need to advertise,
II you want to be sure Of your title
80 rs. We are bonded ahstrActovs.
fred L. tiffany. Mgr.
Only today and tomorrow left OF
the Remodellng sale at the Idaho Mer-
camille Co. Better set In on that. for
10 q great money saver.
The Great Majestic Range-the
mAlleabie range that leads all Others.
sold only BY cOlouhoan Hardware
company.
Nobody 10 blame but yourself u
ycu pay more for your goods than
you can buy them for a. the Idaho
Mercantile Cos Remodsling sale,
Thoroughly dry 1s inch ar and
tamarack slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Lewis MILL Bell phone
~ Interstate I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eagene Hanson left
to-day FOR Spokane where they viii
attond q reception given " the I'm
proved order o. Red Men. and visit
for i few days With friends.
Majestic Ranges have the finest
peliahed top d any range manaRac-
lnred. When you have sesn them
there a no ehanea Cor any other. col-
anhonn Hardware Co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08
An Expensive nnllar


Not long ago in this town n kind
friend OF the family gave one Of the
Alds dollar. OF course 1t was too
.huen to let the kid get out and spend
TOT candy and gum, SO IT was reli-
giously put up on the sideboard or
some other safe place to be kept-iust
Tor what the deponent saith not In
aoout week the Juvenile owner az
.ne big round coin remarked At the
o U table. Papa, mamma spent
.n s dollar Yesterday" The head Of
oue mousse took the hint and fished mn
ano'ner dollar, which, ike its prede.
TO keep. N s''ie pace
During the next month by n cararuI
~ 'aoulated record which he KENT on
ms cum he repaid this elusive dollar
! rus 'nirteen times. So at the end Of
' .ne month you will not be surprised 70
earn that our friend sent the donor os
'Ie original dollar this curt note.
for :, siT-lnc,osed you will ana = oh..s
49, -, It's the dollar Won -. eAi 80
banLS,,s', return IL simply 10 .,,osi
49,, upley Already it has COS, ~, 800
'"eeh fifteen and twenty.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-08

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. s.---Fore-
cast for northeFn Idaho and eastern
Washington for "a hours ending At
b, m, tomorrow; Snow tonight and
Saturday; continued cold,
The local weather report for the
90 hours ending at o'clock p. m.
today shows a maximum temperature
OF degrees. minimum --s. Melted
snow 81 OF an inch. snowfall Az
inches.