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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
sUBs THE INLAND EI1oC-
TRIO ROAD FOR a2S. 600

Mother Of 4. r. whitley Asks Dam.
ages For heath Of Her sOn.
Mary Elizabeth Whitley has filed
a petition against the spokane 4 In.
land Electric Railway company for
damages IN the sum Of t2b, 0OO foI
the death o. her son. A. p. Whitley
who was killed In the wreck neal
La Crosse on the s1st dag Of July
The plaintiff IL the mother Of tbs
deceased and makes the wife q parts
TO the defense. stating that she re
fused to join In the plaintiffs actor
for damages. whitley was = promi
nent attorney 10 Memphis, Tenn.
aud Vas coming to this city 10 reg
lister for the Indian land drawing
Robert II. Elder has been engages
a. the plaintiffs attorney
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
GAVE ADDRESS
BEFORE SUNRISE
President Taft Spoke to Normal
Students at 8
A. M.

CAPE GIARARDEAU, Mo-, Oct.
26.-President Taft arrived here this
morning at 6 o'clock and spoke to
the normal school Immediately upon
arrival. The sun rose when the
president was speaking. Out of the
80 governors accompanying the exc
cutive, only Hadley of Missouri and
Hay of Washington arose to hear the
president speak. The crowd was
larger than was expected and was
most enthusiastic over the early ar
rival of Taft, and gave him a glad
welcome. The students arose and
were there in a body as the presi-
dent made his appearance. He spoke
upon the educational side of life and
made strong hit with all. The
president was rendered a reception
and banquet following the address
at the normal.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
WOMEN ARE WORKING
IN DALToN's BEHALF.
Widow Of the Murdered Man Says
Accused Is Not Guilty.

Widow Of the Murdered Man Says
Accused Is Not Guilty.
SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 26.-Ef-
forts are being made by the Wash
ington Political Equality League and
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union to enlist the mothers, wives,
sisters and sweethearts of the male
population in that state in two cam
paigns. as follows:
Suffrage women. the campaign to
be formally launched in eastern
Washington on November / under
the direction of Mrs. May Arkwright
Hutton of Spokane, president of the
state league.
The release OF Jim" Dalton, serv-
ing life sentence at Walla Walla
for the murder of H. A. Stotko, a
member of the police department OF
Spokane; direction of Mrs. Edith
Ashbaugh, president of the Central
w. C. T. U. of Spokane.
Mrs. Hutton is opposed to the
militant plan, saying that the mat
ter of equal suffrage in Washington
is purely a family problem and
should be worked out by the men
and women of the state. The league
is not afiliated with the national
organization, for the reason. Mrs
Hutton says, that 1t caters TO the mil
liant, which method, she added, II
not wanted or needed in Washing
ton or in any state In the Union.
Mrs. Ashbaugh declares that Dial
ton did not have anything to do witt
the killing of Officer Stotko, wh'
was shot down by a gang of SAT-
blowers while on duty the night o
April 4. 1905. Mrs. Stotko, widow
also says that Dalton Is not the slay
er of her husband. Dalton was al
rested following the murder and trie'
and convicted on purely circumstan
tial evidence. He was Sentenced I
be hanged. but this was afterwar
commuted to life imprisonment b
Albert E. Mead, then governor 9
Washington.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
FIRST SUIT OF MS KIND
10 BE FILED IN IDAHO,


Indian Couple Are Now seeking . d.
vorce in the District Court.
News reaches this city that Della
Moses. comedy souaw. raises q now
81 point In legal Jurisprudence In a
eross-complaint, filed In the district
court at Lewiston. IDAHO. where her
husband. James Moses, Jr,, q wealthy
Indian, formerly q member Of the
Nez PIERCE tribe. recently made APP
plIcation for a divorce. charging de-
sertion. Mrs. Moses sets out In her
bill that when an American Indian
sewers his tribal relations, takes a
position as a citizen and 10 given
the privilege of transactIng his own
business. he assumes duty and re-
sponsibility, also that he must be
govereneed by the laws of the state
in which he resides. She also asks
for alimony for the support Of her
self and two minor children. She
alleges desertion and non-sunport
and chages that two young squaw'
robbed her OF her husband mor'
than a year ago, Della and james
were married in 1909 and lived 70
gether happily until the summer o.
1908. when, she states in the com
plaint, Susie Kopletx and Ruth. In
dams named as correspondents, cam
into her husbands life, This Is tn
first snit OF its kind to be illed Il
the courts OF Idaho. or, in fact, Il
any state In the northwest.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
LOOKS LIKE RE-
MOVING SCREENS
Council Authorizes City AttoP-
ney 70 Draft Such O
Ordinance

The council met IN regular session
last evening and only four Of the
concllmen were present. The regn-
lar routine q business was taken up
and dispensed with. such a. reports
and Minute reading In the report
Of the street commissioner. Mr..
Downs. said that the roadmaster Of
the Northern PacInc had agreed 70
give immediate attention 10 the rails
INK Of the track on Third street. and
plank the same.
Alderman Butcher reported that
after a careful investigation that an
agreement had becn reached with
VIM Sands regarding the opening Of
ELM street and that the price WAS
10 DO left 10 mn arbitrator.
There were severhl property own
ers present who came before the
council 10 enter q protest against the
grading and curblng OF First street
untll that thoroughfare should be
opened through 10 sherman atreet.
Their visit was frultleHs, however.
aud they were informed that the mat
tor OF grading First street had al
ready been settled. Several minor
matters were brought up and dis
cusaod regarding the laying Or side
walks, but no definite actions we're
taken.
Tho one special and important
matter OF the council was the dis.
eusalon regarding the drafting OF an
ordinances which would n0ceaaltate
The removing Of all screens and OBJ.
struetIons from the front part 81
zach and every saloon IL the city
and make the place one into which
the passerby could look and 80
through the building. the same a
a store or other place OF bushes
This was discussed AZ some length
and resulted In authorizing the cit,
attorney 20 draft such an ordinances
and have II ready for its first read
Ing at the next meeting
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
STORM
SWEEPS SEA
Vessels Driven AshOre--Great Loss
of Life is Feared

NOME, Alaska. Oct. 2e.--The
worst storm in years Is raging In
Behrlng sen today and DOZEN yes
sells have gone ashore driven by the
free gale, and It Is feared that when
the details are received they will
show a loss OF many lives. Nothing
like the storm has been witnessed
on the sea for many months and Il
reaches In scope a much larger ter
ritory than any storm recorded IN
past history. The steam whaleE
Olga is reported wrecked. and many
vessels of the coastwise feet are
ashore at various points.
The steamer Senator after belnR
bnffeted on the tremendous seas II
now 10 shelter at sledge island. and
is thought to be in a precarious con
dItion and unable to land her pas
sengers, which number eight with I
crew OF SO men.
II Is feared that many smaller yes
sells have gone down. As yet moth
ing has been heard from fully a dor
en- that are known to have left thu
shore, a few hours previous to tn
terrible storm.
Later adviees confirm the reported
wrecking OF the Olga. but the fat
of Captain MoEg and eight men 4
unknown at this time.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
CLURs MUST HAVE
LIQUOR LICENSE.

Judge oVeFruIes Contention That
Club Il Home for Members.
BOISE. Idaho. Oct 2G.--In the
district court today Judge Wood
struck a hard blow at social and
commercial clubs which claim they
are Identical with private residences,
merely homes for their members and
therefore can dispense liquor 70
them without = license. He in eff
feet instructed the jury 10 bring In
verdict OF guilty In a ease InEoiv.
Ing the point stated. Il did 70 and
the manager of the club was heavily
fined. His ruling also applies "a
clubs operated 10 dry towns.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26

The subjects to be discussed were
not stated in the Japanese oyertures
and NJ. Kokovisoff. It was said. had
barred political questions. He said
that he was competent to discuss on
" financial and technical subjects.
For Political Erect.
In some quarters It was believed
the tour OF Prince Ito was to have
been political and that It had as a
basis an attempt TO forestall the pro-
tests OF the powers against Russian
domination Of the Manchurian rail-
road zone under an agreement with
China by eteecting complete under
standing between Japan and China,
II has been stated that China had
sent several high ofEicials TO Hardin
to confer with Prince Ito.
Prince Ito passed Saturday and
Sunday at Mukden, where he had
conferences with Hsi LIang. the vice
roy.
Prince Hirobumi Ito was perhaps
the greatest statesman OF new ia
pan. The achievement with which
his name has been chiefly associated
in the minds OF the occidentals wa
the framing of the imperial constitu
ton by virtue OF which Japan tool
her place for the first time in tn
rank of modern civilized states.
The emperor's trusted adviser an
the medium through which the stat
was placed on a constitutional ba
sis, he must be regarded as one o
the positive factors which have help
ed to win for Japan her position
among the nations.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
COMPLETE sCHOoL AT BovILI.

BoYiI.L. Idaho. Oct. BOVill.s
new school house IL nOw completed.
The building IL s0x54 feet and h two
stories high. With 3 full basement
II was erected al = cost Of 5000.
The lot on which Il stands iwas do.
mated By the Boviii ToEnsite com.
pany. a bell Weighing over s9t
pounds has been placed IN the Tow
eT. The women Of Bovill reeenfi,
gave q dance In the basement which
nettea $3.50 for the school.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
BOYS OBSTPUCT
RAILROAD TRACK
Arrested on Charge Of Attempting
to Wreck Train

Yesterday afternoon sheriff Bailey
and deputies were kept pretty busy
in getting together ave young lads IN
the vicinity Of Beilgroye. having
warrants for their arrest issued Ay
the county attorney. charging the
lads with unIawfully. willfully and
mallciously placing certain obstrue-
tions on the track OF the Idaho a
Northwestern railway. with the pur-
pose OF wrecklng q train. the names
OF the boys being Wallace Bothwiek.
Earl Robinson, Lester and George
Lopez and Jaddie Cillspe. all OF the
juvenile delinquent class. being be-
tween the ages OF III and 10.
The boys, according to the story
given. have been planning on this
thing for several weeks. ana had
the plans well laid. The train which
runs over the track near Bellgroye
y q logging train, hut occasionally
carries passengers, and the spot
where the obstruction was made wal
At the bottom OF grade. which ne
cessitates the train running at a rate
Of 80 miles per hour ia order 10 as
cend on the opposite side. Al the
bottom Of the hill the boys hat
placed logs and sticks, stonea and
several pieces Of heavy iron on ID,
track and even drove some wedge,
on either side OF he rails 80 AZ /,
hold the logs In place.
Yesterday when the train cam,
sailing along down the grade the en-
gineer noticed the blockade and re
versed his engine. but was unabl,
TO stop the train before II had hi
the obstruction. and as luck woul,
have Il. the engine so struck th
timbers as to throw them on n
rails, and Il Is said TO be- one chAnc
out OF thousand that II did no
derail the engine and put all tn
cars IN a heap.
One small boy who saw the boy
| al work and had waited 10 see n
train when II came along. was selEa
by the train crew At once and scare
into revealing who the persons wer
who did the work.
. The boys were brought 10 this eft
and kept by Sheriff Bailey. The PAL
ents Of two OF them came to the cit
last evening and the rest todai
/ The hearing Is set for tomorrow Al
ternoon before Judge OF Probat
Egbers.
/. The boys did not refuse TO tai
about what they had done. and sal
J. tiat II vas simply fun and that the
were playing to see what would hal
: pen. None of them seemed TO rea
. IKE what the penalty would be Il
q doing such a thing. and when t0I
that In all probability II would mea
A the reform school for them. on
q two seemed TO particularly car
4 They are all bright looking yOunI
STEERS.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
KOREAN KILLS
PRINCE ITO
Shot Down in Depot at Hardin,
ManChuria

LONDON, England, Oct. %.
The Japanese embassy here
received a cablegram late this
afternoon from Toxic stating
positively that Prince Ito Is
dead. This dispels the doubt
caused by the action OF the
Toxic government In withhold
ing the announcement that the
prince is dead. For diplomat
ie purposes the government
chose TO announce that Ito
was merely IN a critical con-
dition.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
POOR PEOPLE WORKED
nv STEAMSHIP AGENTS.
Are Asked 10 Mortgage Property %
Ga TICKETS For Thln ConntrY.


Gct Tickets For This Country.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. ga
These poor people on the other
side are made by the steamship
agents TO mortgage their property 10
get their tickets 10 come here. The
matter has gone TO such length that
It has been aiken up by the state de-
partment with the Greek govern
msnt.
This statement was made by As
sistant Commissioner General OF Inn
migration l.arned In the course Of
the recent hearing on reports OF for
eign newspapers. who urged the con-
seryatIoB Of tho immigrants rights
OF appeal and placing men represent
ing the various nationaiitles which
supply the largest number Of iuiml-
grants on the special boards OF in
quiry. There were some interesting
ooiloquieN leading up 70 the Anal
agreement that the departments
practices were even more liberal as
4 whole than the reforms suggested.
The report OF the hearing shows
that Assistant Secretary McHaFs
asked numerous questions brlnE
out suggestions and details is II
not well known" be asked among
other thingn. that this business Is
stimulated by such companies and
tickets sold a. exorbltant rates."
The business does not exist
among the Christian people. have
no knowledge OF Il. replied Louis
y. HammerllnE Of counsel for the
compiainantk The immigrant finds
that be has TO pay per cent on
twice the amount Of money Il should
nave cost for tickets" intsrjeeted
Mr.. Larned.
is not the person VITA the pre-
Il
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
rHAM APPEAL DENIED.

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 2S.-HGTy
ThaE must remain az MatteWan. The
appeal from the recent decision
which returned him 70 the asylum.
was denied By the court Of appeals
this afternoon. The case win be Ia
ken to a higher eoHrt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
Tour of Manchurla.

Prince Ito. who was president of
the privy council of Japan. left To-
kio October 16 for a tour OF Man
churia He was 10 have arrived at
Hardin today Tuesday,, where he
was to have met NJ. Kokoviskoff.
Russian minister of finance. The
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
SKELETON HAS
BEEN IDENTIFIED.
wife Murderer 10 Go Before Grand
Jury NeHt Meek.

Jury Next Week.
IsLIP. Long Island. Oct. 2s.--
Frederick Gebhardi. alias Otto Mnel-
Ter. accused wife murderer. viii Be
presented 10 the grand jury next
week. Gebhardt. according 20 the
IsIip police. eonfesses the murder OF
his wife Anna Luther shout rs
months ago. The skeleton OF = NO
man found several days ago neal
Isiip through > ieweirF BIN Of sale
has been Identified By a Hamburg
Germany. policeman.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26

conference. it was said. was at the
behest of Japan and Russia. For
eign diplomats had attached great
importance to it. although the ex-
act motive impeIling Japan to pro-
pose the conference was not known.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
HARRISON MEN ARE
o. r. s n. GUESTS.
Steamer 20 Make Trial Trip Around
Lake WednesdaY.

Lake WEDNESDAY.
HARRISON, Idaho. Oct. 26.-W.
r, Skey. travelling passenger agent
OF the o. r. & n. Is here today to
request Mayor Drissen to extend to
business men of Harrison an invi-
tatiOn to ride on the new boat Har-
rison Wednesday afternoon on a trial
trip around the lake. This boat was
built here by the o. r. & n COM
pany to handle business from here
to Lake creek. there to connect with
the Spokane branch. General
Manager ]. P. O'Brlen and
other head officials of the road
win inspect the boat and accompany
the guests on the lake trip.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
Government NotIied.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 26.--
Ambassador O'Brien today cabled
the state department that the Japan
ese foreign office officially reports
Prince Ito in a serious condition,
which would show that he is still
alive.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-26
Toxic Is Wild.

TOXIC. japan, Oct. 26.-The news
that Prince Hiro Bumi Ito, former
resident general Of Corea and rec
ognized as the foremost Japanese
diplomat, had bean shot by a Korean
assassin at the Hardin railway sta
ton in Manchuria has set the city
wild with excitement. Business is
practically suspended and the stock
exchange closed while people gather
in groups to discuss the tragedy. Of
fieial announcements state that the
princes condition is critical, while
other dispatches from Hardin say
that the prince died at the depot.
The emperor has sent kilograms of
sympathy to Hardin. This is the sec
ond attempt on the life OF the prince
as dynamite was. used last April in
an endeavor to blow UP the Train on
which he was travelling. His pres
en-: trip to ManChuria was for the
p1rpcse of inspecting the Manchur-
ian railway and investigating Japan
ese interests.
At the time of the assassination
Ito was standing in the depot talking
to Consul General Kawakami. The
Korean approached unnotieed and
fred point blank at the prince, who
fell and the assassin was seized by
officers. making no resistance, and
placed in prison. 1t is reported that
three shots struck Ito. Director Tan
aka of the Manehurtan railway, who
was with Ito at the time, says that
he was struck with a bullet and bad.
ly hurt. The Korean says that his
act is in retaliation and carrying Out
an order to execute Ito. and wenI
to Hardin for that purpose. He ex'
pressed no regrets at what he had
done.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-13

lHc mmo bY ueel and yiHffif 900 kinds ~
mafhiHffF IHf mining Hhd ffduwnH nfes ~
mHke wHtfarta Geo pufHhHHel lfasel bond
IurHio uf 9iHNfWlfn acquire OWL hkfhHHRe
SELL 90 otherwise dispose ~, pledRo. mortgage
hyp1threHte aud dpN ~ feHl cslnle Mud Hhy
Hnd ~ Kinds NJ pHf uuAl property mines,
mining claims. ul lands. coal lands mineral
lands. OH, eusf eunl. shale, asplialtumi p5lf1
loum, Hsbestu.. salt water hnd water rights
and machinery, and 10 work, mine, oxpl0fc
operate and develop tie same and ln general
~ do ull things necessary tO the proper con
duet Oi the business " this COrpufatiOu ~ the
Territory and elsewhere, not Inconsistent WITH
On laws of the United states and the Territory
Of Arizona.
THIRD. The authorized amount of capital
stock OF this CORPORATION snail be- Five Hun
drcd Thousand Dollars G5lOOU) divided into
five hundred thousand shares % the par value
Of nc Dollar @D each, AZ such times Us the
Board of Directors may by resolution direct,
said capital stock shall be p I'd into this 'or
pOratiOn, either IN cash or by the sale aud
transfer to t. Of real or personal property for
the uses and purposes of said Corporation, in
payment for when shares of the capital stock
OF said Corporation may be issued ana the
capital stock 50 issued shall thereupnn and
thereby become and be fully paid up and non
aSsessaDle, and in the absence OF actual fraud
in the transaction the Judgment OF the Direc-
tors rs 70 the value OF the property purchased
shall be conclusive.
FOURTH The time OF the commencement OF
the affairs of ia corporation shall be the date
OF the filing OF eel titled copy OF these Articles
of Incorporation in the office of the territorial
auditor, and OF the recorder Of santa Cruz
County, and the termination thereof shall be
twenty five years thereafter.
FIFTH: The affairs of this Corporation shall
be conducted by Board Of three Directors
and the following named shall constitute
the Board OF Directors until their
successors are elected John Henderson,
/ l. NJ. Salazar. William Kemp. Thereafter the
Board OF Directors shall be elected from among
/ the st ckhoders on the first Monday in Febru-
AIRY OF each year The officers OF said Corpora.
\ tion until their successors are elected shall be
I John Henderson, President; William Kemp,
1 Vice President, and L. NJ salazar, Secretary
/ and Treasurer.
SIXTH The high st amount olindebte mess
or Inability, direct or 60 I ngent, to which this
/ Corporation is nc any time subject shall be
4 o Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
! ($2500O0), which amount does not exceed two
I thirds the amount OF capital stock.
SEVENTH: The private property OF the stock
holders OF this c rpOralion shall be exempt
Z from corporate debts Oi any kind whatsoever.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Wa have hereunlo set
our hands and seals this Sth day of February
1909.
JOHN HENDERSON, lSEALl
l.. NJ. SALAzAR, tSEALl
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-13

legelopnent work, and large bodies
Of ore exposed blI ready for stopping
and reduction. The present or.
ganizatlOu Is for the purpose oi
placing q limited amount of stock
to raise funds 10 install modern
reduction plant. Mr.. John Hen
derson is president Of the new com
pany, and L. NJ. Salazar Is the
secretary. Mr.. Henry Levin is the
resident agent.
Faeher Duval, who had the
front Of the Catholic church lot
terraced and walled some months
ago, has started fine lawn on the
terraces, which improves greatly
the appearance of the property.
1t suggests that the school authori-
ties might improve greatly the
school ground adjacent by the same
method. 1t would be a paying In
vestment, and make the premises
look so much better. The same
plan adopted by Father Duval
could be extended all along the
side hill north of the school, and
along on around on the slope o.
the hill facing Elm street. A
glance at the church premises, and
then look over the hill along by
the schoolhouse would give fine
idea OF how beautiful the entir,
hill would look were the authorl
ties to adopt the suggestion here
made.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-13
NoGALEs NOTES.

Among the visitors at the line
city Thursday was Mr.. James H F.
Mason, who is travelling passenger
agent for the Washington Sunset
route, from California to the ma.
tionaI capital, via New Orleans
and Atlanta. His headquarters
are ia Los Angeles.
A personal letter from judge
Fletcher NJ. Doan, received at No.
gales Tuesday, conveys the unwel-
come intelligence that Mrs. Doan
is very i'll, on account of which i'll
ness Judge and Mrs Dban have
had to abandon an intend d visit
to Hermosillo and Guaym Is, to see
the sights of the Carnival season,
and to Culiacan also, with other
points in Sinaloa.
The New York Herald of recent
date announces the organization OF
the Yaqui Land d Water Com
pany (under the laws of the state
of New Jersey, which has taken
over the canal and lands Of the
Richardson Construction Company