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Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

short; salary twice monthly and va
cation. To any young man who has
energy enough TO answer. this 10 the
opportunity OF n lifetime.
Thousands OF appointments are tr
be made. Common school education 10
all you need: city and country peopis
have equal chance. Start 20 prepare
now-free information. Free scholar
ships this month. Write Immediately
TO Central Schools Dept. esi. RocA-
ester. N. Y.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
USEFUL PRISONER
RELEASED monday

years ago, like many others which are
in the direct sequence of impulse and
passion. grew out Of comparatively
small and trivial affair.
He killed his son-in-law. Peter Gal
oway, after a heated dispute between
Galloway and his wife concerning a
small sum of money owing to Gallow-
avs brother, James. The trial at
tracted considerable attention because
of the relationship OF the men and the
bitter contention in court over which
OF the two fired the first shot.
The prosecution asserted that Gal
Ioway did not shoot at all, but Ed
wards, after a lapse of eight years.
maintains with dispassionate cer-
tainty that both of them fired stimuli
taneously. He insists that he shot in
self-defense, and without the slight
est aerimony he recited the tragedy
briefly and with tinge OF sadness
that because Of two families were ex-
cited to bitter vengeance. life was
taken and his own career sunlten In
the ignomy of convict's shame that
has no oblivion even in death.
The state OF Colorado has had val
ue received for Its enforced care OF
a man whose greatest sin lay in his
impetuous wish to protect daugh-
ter for fancied harm at a husbands
hands. His services to the state have
been manifold and OF a lasting nature.
He planned and laid out the City park
for Canon City and designed several
penitentiary buildings besides plat
ting all the penitentiary property.
The immense walls that surround the
prison buildings were planned and
constructed by him, as well as the
tagging and smooth sidewalks of con-
crete and the level boulevard in front
of the prison.
Perhaps his most creditable achieve
ment in engineering skill is the Sky
Line drive. The initial experiment OF
working convicts on public roads was
commenced here under his directions,
and to his skilful management and
good judgment is largely due not only
one of the most satisfying and beau
tiful driyeways In the state. but also
the clean record OF a completed road
without an escape or an attempt to
escape.
Another OF the permanent and
charming stretches OF roadway sur
yeyed and engineered by him is the
trail that runs into Temple Canon. 8
miles from Canon City. where nature
in lavish display has strewn the gorge
with muld-colored rocks symmetric-
al enough in their ensemble to sug-
gest designing and purposeful mind.
Standing upon the rim of the gorge
looking down, they form a Likeness to
the ruins of a vast and magnificent
cathedral and lend to thoughts fanci-
ed inches and images in this beauti-
full and rugged temple that will for
all time be associated with the one
armed convict who made It accessible.
Edwards will remain IN Canon City
for several weeks. after which he will
go to Oklahoma. where he expects to
secure some cort Of a position as
civil engineer and begin life anew.
He stated this morning that for 5S
years he never saw the inside of a pc
nal institution as a visitor or convict
and could not go out among his fell
lows with a conscious void Of offense
towards any man. AS a prisoner he
has not Served in vain. even though
he goes out into the world an old
man with an empty sleeve dangling at
his side.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
ENDS wINTRR,s TROUBLES.

To many. winter is season OF trou-
BILE. The frost bitten toes and fin
gers. chapel hands and lips. chill
biains. cold sores. red and rough
skins, prove this. But such troubles
ny before Buckien's Arnica 6aive. A
trial convinces. Greatest healer OF
Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts. 5ores.
Ecsema and Sprains. Only 25c at
Hunter 4 Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

ters works wonders for such troubles
Five bottles" he writes. wholly
cured me and now / am we'll and
hearty" Its also positively guaran-
teed for Liver Trouble. Dyspepsia.
Blood Disorders. Female Complaints
and Malaria. Try them SOC at Hun
ter and Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
NEW TIME SCHEDULE
FOR THE D. & R. 6
vsos= Saturdays Daily.

ysoz Saturdays Daily.
The Denver 4 Rio 0rande Railroad
company will tnaugurats q new train
schedule ct midnight tonight. which.
while not differing to any great ex-
tent from the one now In vogue. IL
just enough Of o change 70 make the
man who makes Il a point to arrive At
the depot on what he believes to b.
tho exact time for the departure Of his
train lose out II he does not heed tho
new time card.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
WANTS TO HELP SOME ONE.

For thirty years J. r. Boyer Of Fer
tile. Mo. needed help and couldn't
find II. That's why he wants to help
some one now. Suffering 50 long
himself he feels for all distress from
Backache. Nervousness, Loss OF APP
petite. Lassitude and Kidney dis
orders. He shows that Electric Bit
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
PRRPARINe FOB MINISTRY.
From Mondays Daily.

Earl Roberts. son OF George c. Rob
erts Of the Corner Drug Co.. arrived
In this city last week from Dsleware.
ohio. whore he has been attending
the Ohio Wesleyan college At that
place. Earl has just completed his
peeond year IN that school whore he
i preparing himself for the Method
1T ministry.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
YOUNG MEN WANTED
GOVERNMENT PAYS RAILWAY
HAH CLERKS yen ~ 10 sl'Aes

Free 9ehelarshlDp Are OfSueo1
Uncle Sam holds spring exA1lnA-
lions for railway clerks fn tbs vio1n-
~. TIE ~ u for life; hours -
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
ENTOMBED Miners
ARE ALL DEAD
Explosion Causes loss of 200 Llses
In Alabama Coal
Mine.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May g.
State and government ofiielais TO-DAY
took oxygen Nith them and penetrat-
ed three Of the levels OF the Palsa
mine where goo miners were enlomb-
ed By gas explosion yesterday They
went down into the shaft several
hundred fest and found a number Of
bodies II IL believed that all OF ths
miners are dead. No attempt has yet
been made 10 recover the bodies Fifty
OF the entombed men are white aud
the balance are negroes.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
BECOMES UNCONSCIOUS
and REMAINS So.
Members Of the Family Present When
End Came

LONDON, May 6.-King Ed
ward died tonight, surrounded
by the Queen and members of
the family.
OTTAWA, Ontario. May 6.-King
Edward became unconscious at TOO
O'Clock this evening according to re-
ports received by the Canadian News
agency. II reports a cabinet minister
as expressing the belief that the king
will not survive the night and his
death may occur at amy moment.
Progress Of Disease.
LONDON, May 6.-The kingdom
was thrown into conservation last
night by the unexpected announce
ment that King Edward was suffer
ing from bronchitis in a form that
caused some anxiety to his physicians,
two of whom are sleeping In the
Buckingham palace to be on hand in
case of need.
The first intimation OF aught amiss
was the failure of the king to meet
the queen, who returned from the
continent. The queen hurried to
the palace and soon afterward the
public learned by official announce
ment that the king had been III for
two days. The fact that his illness
had been concealed from the public
increased the alarm when 1t became
known.
Thursday the king had a busy day,
He gave audience to Field Marshall
Lord Kitchener and Premier Asquith
and visited the royal academy. Fri
day he gave several audiences. en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ].
Gladstone at a farewell luncheon on
their departure for South Africa
and visited the theater in the eve
ming. 1t was noticed, however, that
while his majesty was viewing the
pictures at the Royal academy he
looked pale and fatigued and the
members OF his encourage feared this
might betoken a return OF the throat
and chest trouble.
The king spent the weekend al
Sandringham. to combat the threat
ened attack and was thought to be
better, but sudden change in the
weather this week was trying on his
majesty and finally compelled him 70
keep indoors.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

Mrs " = Powell ard rhiIdren
departed yesterday Tor North Yaki-
ma. Wash their future home. thelr
household goods preceding them =
fea days Rev Powell ia detained
In the ciif Tor 3 short time bat viii
probably leave IN the morning He
SAYS that be is looking forward 10 as
excellent summer on The fruit land
and Il more than pleased that he =
permitted TO enjoy the oat-ef-aoor
air aud work for a few monihs
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
MANY NUMBER
HOLDERS ABSENT
THIRTY-EIGHT OUT OF FIRST
FIFTY TO-DAY FAILED TO
RESPOND.
Ranks Gradually Thinning Out In
Hallway Of Land Ohlce.

24s-Tom T. Homme, Spokane.
Wash. twp AZ. west. Sc IA Sc
IA. sw Ia Sc IA. Sc IA sW Ia,
Sw Ia Sw IA Sec. ..
249-Theo. J. Miller Jr. Spokane,
Wash. twp a.. west, Sc Ia 81
IA. sw Ia Sc Ia. Sec. Is. NE IA
NE Ia, NV IA NE IA Sec. %.
25O-Miles ElsOn. Spokane. Wash,
twp IS. 4 west. NE Ia NV Ia. NV
IA NV Ia. sw IA NV Ia. Sc
Ia NV Ia Sec. IS.
S5I-Braxton C. Irvine. Tallman,
Ore, twp "a. 4 vest NV Ia Ne
1-4. Ne IA NE "a. sw Ia NE Ia
Sc IA NE Ia. Sec. Z.
2s2-Chas. II. Provin. Occur d.
AIene. twp Al. west. sW Ia sW
Ia Sec. 4. NE Ia NE Ia Sec. s
NV Ia NV Ia. sw IA NV Il
Sec. 3.
253-wm. Mcmillan. Occur d.
Alene. twp as. ; west. lot 4. sw Il
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
@. ". walker q Spokane

c. w Walker q Spokane. the
subscription manager Of the Spokane
symphony orchestra, ID IN the eIiy
today negotiating with various so
eieties regarding the possibility Of
bringing his attraction TO this city In
the near future. The conductor Of
this organization is Mr.. Kari Ried-
elsberger and the soloist Mas Olivia
Dahl. both Of whom are very well
knoNn In Occur d.Aiene.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
QrIET pAY ZOE ROosEyELT.

cHRIsTiANA. May s.-col. Roose.
welt vas today given the degree OF
Doctor OF Philosophy By the Unlver-
slty Of Norway. He spent . quiet day
al HIS ows request. most Of the en-
tertainment plans being omitted. BE
spent the time With the king. whom
he likes extremely well.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
Picking Winner Is Hard.

The politician was asking the
Swede what he thought of three men
who were candidates for public Of
fee. After each name the Swede
said, Il tank he bane guide man.
Getting the same opinion on all the
men the politician asked the Swede
who had the best show, and the
Swede, quick as a flash said, Ring
ling brothers, by yove.
Il will give the standing of the
different men. however, with the
people of the state. Governor Brady
certainly has filled his position in a
most capable manner and is highly
respected.
Barney O'Neil stands well in cen
trail and southern Idaho. as well as
his home in the north, and there is
no doubt as to his popularity. Meth
er is there any doubt in the minds of
our voters as to his ability, integrity
and republicanism.
"Clagstone is not so well known
and possibly will not cut much figure
in the direct primary movement, but
by recent legislative activities he has
become an important factor as to
Who may be who in the November
test case.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

HANFoRD. Cal. May "a sharu
earthquake shock was felt here thi,
morning al Ss42. II lasted three sec.
onds and the vibrations were from
southeast 10 northwest. but no dam
age other than the dislodgement Of
few chimneys. The shock was felt
At Fresno. but was 20 light a. 10 re-
suit IN no damage.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

John ~ F'ynB departed for Rolse
last evening and J. Clayton Smith
and Father Purcell followed today. ali
going there TO attend the state eoan-
ell Of the Knlghts Of Columbus
lodge They vii be gone until the
middle Of next week
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
Idaho Proud OF Governor.

Idaho is proud of her governor
and congressional delegation. Hey
burn has the unqualified respect Of
the citizens of the state. Borah i
respected by all and always Is spok-
en- of as BIZ Borah. and Congress
man Hamer has created an impress.
sion not only as to his ability but
has exercised it in the interest Of the
people OF his state.
There are many aspirants for NIL
nor offices, among whom are some of
the best known men in the state and,
though public declaration has not
been made. it is generally understood
in political circles who will be can
didates.
Among the democratic aspirants
are NJ. Alexander. who is strong In
central and southern Idaho: also
Judge Bryan OF the Third judicial
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
EARTHQUAKE CAUSES
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
Estimated That 1000 People Have Been
Killed, Much Suffering Follows

SAN JOSE, Costa Rico. May q. ~
Messages received this afternoon say
that 400 dead have already been
taken from the ruina OF Carriage and
II Is estimated that fully 600 PEG
pie have been killed in an earth
quake which practically destroyed the
whole city. Buildings are heaps OF
ruins and the suffering among the
survivors IL intense. Food Is short
and appeals for aid have been sent
broadcast aud prompt relief Is neees.
sary The volcano IFaEn. which de-
stroyed Carriage In 1861 is showing
signs OF an impending eruption and
the survivors are In a panic and tlee
ing for their lives.
Other Towns suffered.
II is feared thar the towns 81
Paradise. eight miles from Carriage.
and orisI. twenty miles away. have
been destroyed. Efforts are being
made to ascertain whether 3 party OF
Americans who were visiting az the
Welden hotel at Carriage esraped
Red Cross Cables Relirf.
WASHINGTON. n. G., May s. =.
The Red Cross society has cablad
Consul Lee a. San Jose $1,000 for
the relief Of the sufferers and the
Red Cross Is appealing 10 state or
CARNATIONS TO assist in the relief
work.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

Ccoatinusa on Page ThFsa-'
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

DE Ii NE Is sec. 8.
254-samuel Murdoch. Spokane.
Wash, twp IS, west, lot Z, sw
IA NV IL. SIC Il NV Ia. lot 5.
Sec. /.
255-No response.
25e - Albert streif. Hillsdale.
Ore. lots and 2, Sec. {, T IS, 4
west. Sc Ia Sc IA. sw IA Sc IA
Sec, 80. T 46. 4 west
257-No response.
Edward Tara, Everett,
Wash, twp 46. west, Sw IL NV
Ia. NV Ia sw Ia, sw Ia sw
~ Sec. 3. Sc IA Sc IA Sec. 4.
25s--Artemas E. stoner. Occur
d'Alene. Sw IA NE Ia. Sc Ia NE
Ia. NE Ia Sc IA. NV ia Sc IA
Sec. Is. T Al. west.
2sO-Eura T. Daniels. Occur d.
AIene. twp 46. west, NE Ia NE
IA. NV IA NE IA. NE IA NV
Ia. NV IA NV IA Sec. "a.
2s1-Bernie Russell, wardner.
Idaho. twp as, 4 west. Sw Ia Sc
Ia. Sc Ia Sc IL. NE IA Sc II.
Sec. Z. lot 2, Sec. IS.
262-Sherman Bush, st. Joe. Ida
no. twp A.. west. Sw Ia sw Ia,
Sc IA SW Ia, NV IA sw IL, NE
IA sw Ia Sec. %.
263--Iva NJ. Klingensmith. spo-
kane. Wash. twp a., west. NE -
Sw IA, NV Ia sw IA. sw IA
sw IA. Sc IA sw Ia Sec. /.
264-SyI. James. Tekoa. Wash.
twp as, 4 west, NE IA NV Ia, NV
IA NE IA, NE IA NE IA, Sc Ia
NE Ia. Sec. 20.
265-Norman L. limerick, Blue
castle. Pa. twp As, 4 west. Sc Ia
sw IA, sw IA Sc IA. Sc IA Sc
IA. NE, Ia Sc IA Sec 20.
266-No response.
2s7-chas. F. Rhodes. Spokane.
Wash, twp 43. west. lots and 4,
sw IA NV IA. Sc IA NV -
Sec. 3.
26s-Mary B. Gay. Spokane. Wash.
twp 46, west. NV Ia NV Ia.
sw IA NV Ia. NV Ia sw II.
sw Ia sw IA. Sec. "a.
26s-Joseph L. Hon. Spokane,
Wash. twp ~, 4 west, NE Ia sw
IA, NV IA sw IA. sW Ia sw
IA. Sc Ia sw Ia Sec. IS.
27O-Mary NJ. Spill, Cotton. Wash
twp A, west. Sc Ia NV -. NE
IA sw Ia. Sc Ia sw 1-4,asW IA
SW Ia Sec. 3.
271-E. C. Brandt, Spokane.
Wash, lot /. Sec %. T as. 5 west.
lot /, Sec. 80. lots and 5. sw Ia
NV Ia Sec. 10, T As. west
272 and 2TS-No response.
274-Chas. C. swartwood, Occur
d'Alene. twp As. west. Sc Ia sW
IA. sw Ia sw Ia, NE IA sW ia,
NV IA sw Ia Sec. II.
275-H. c. Holm. Occur d'Alene.
twp a., 2 west, NE Ia sw Ia. and
lot 8, NE IA Sc IA. NV Ia Sc
Ia. Sec. 81.
276-Chas. r. Parker. Spokane,
Wash. Sc IA sw Ia, sw il sW
ia Sec. SO, T 46, 4 west. lots and
4. See. 4. 7 as. west.
277-Chas. s. Malone. Ottawa,
Ohio. twp a., west. NE IL Sc IA,
NV Ia Sc IA. sw Ia Sc IL. Sc
Ia Sc IA. Sec 81.
27S-No response.
27s-Albert Zanders, Oak Grove.
Ore, twp Al. 5 west. Sc IA NE IL.
sw IA NE Ia. NV IA Sc -. NE
Ia Sc IA Sec. l.
2s0-Hngh Garner. Spokane.
wash. tap as. west. NV IL ST
Ia. NE IA sw Ia, Sc IA NV "a
NV IA sw Ia Sec. 81.
2s1-No response.
2s2-AndreW T. Amos, Spokane
wash. twp As. west. sW IL NJ
IL Sc IA NE IA. NE Ia Sc Ia
Sc IA Sc IA Sec. Il.
2s3-No response.
2s4-Jos. V. Mauie. Occur d
Alene, twp a.. west. NE Il sw
Ia. NV IL sw Ia, sw IA sw II
Sc Ia sw Ia Sec 20.
2s5-LuelIa s. Peterson. spokane
wash. twp as. west, NV Il sN
Ia. sw Ia sw Ia. Sc IA sW Is
sw Ia Sc Ia Sec. Is.
2ss-Eric Carlson. Butte. Mont
NE Ia Sc Ia. Sc Ia sE Ia Sec
NV Ia sw IA. sw IA sw Il
Sec. /. T 40. 5 west.
2s7-Edward Kane. Occur d.
Alene. twp 81. west, lot ?. Sc Il
NV Ia. NE IA sW IL. NV l.
1 CE IA gae
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
DEATH CLAIMS KING EDWARD

SW Ia Sc Ia Sec. 3.
2ss-sam johnson. Occur d'Alene.
twp As, west. lot 8, NE Ia sw IA.
NV IA sw II. NV IA Sc IA
Sec. 8.
290--Bernard s. Donovan. Butte,
Mont. twp As. west. lot 6. NE Is
sw IA. NV Ia Sc IL. sw IA Sc
Ia Sec. ..
2si-No response.
2s2- Stephen A. Dunn, Occur a.
Aiene. twp AS. 5 west. NE Ia sW
IA, NV Ia sw Ia. sw Ia sw IL.
Sc Ia sW Ia Sec. 81.
2ss Asa n. Wright, Spokane.
Wash. twp As, west. lot s. NE IA
Sc -. Sc Ia Sc Ia, sw Ia Sc
Ia Sec. S.
294-GeOrge NJ Merritt. Farm
ington. Wash. twp as. s west. NV
IA Sc ia, sw IA Sc Ia, NE Ia
Sc Ia. Sc Ia Sc IA Sec. 20.
2s5--Amanda Endres, Occur d.
Alene, twp A., west. sW IA sw
Ia. Sc Ia sw IL. NV Ia sw IA.
NE ~ sw Ia Sec, %.
29e John Bond. Victoria. b. c..
twp sc. west. NE Ia NV -. Sc
Ia NV IA, sw Ia NE -, NV Ia
So Ia Sec. rs.
297-No resDonsa
29S--ollis Bailey, Frederick, Okla,
twp as. west. NV ia NV ia. NE
IA NV IA. sw Ia NV Ia. NV IL
NE IA Sec. %.
2ss--No response.
30O-ciarence +. Rankert. Tekoa.
Wash. twp 40. I west. NV "a SIC
IA, sw Ia Sc ia, Sc IA sw Ia.
NE Ia sW Ia Sec. 10.
SOL No response.
3O2-Catheriae Kramer. Sand
point, Idaho, twp 46. west, NE IA
NE IA. NV Ia NE IA. Sw ia NE
Ia. Sc IA NE Ia Sec. Is.
303-No response.
s04-c Charley Binford. Occur a.
AIene. twp a.. 4 west. NE IL NE
-, NV IA NE Ia. sw IA NE Ia.
Sc IA NE IA Sec. 20.
905--No response.
300 Louis Barbieri. Black Bear.
Idaho, twp a., west. NV IA NE
II. sw IA NE Ia. NE IA NV IA.
Sc Ia NV Ia Sec. 81.
307. sos. 900. No response.
Horace +. Cook. Occur a.
Alene. twp a.. west. NE IA sw
"a. NV IA sW ia. sW 80 sw ia.
Sec. 10. NE Ia SIC Ia Sec g.
Kenneth o. Fought. coenr
d'Alene. twp AZ. west. NE IA NE
-. NV Ia NE Ia Sec. S2. Sc IA
Sc IA Sec. 20, sw IL sw IA Sec.
2s.
312-wm. A. Ryer. Spokane.
Wash, twp. As. west. lots and 2.
NV ia sw IA. Sec. 90. lot ,. Sec
ton 80.
ald-~NO response.
3I4-Frank s, Busey. North Yakl-
ma, Wash. twp a.. I west. NV Ia
sw Ia Sec. 90, NE IL sw -. NV
IA Sc "a NE "a Sc IA See. 81.
3i5-Albert II. Hesson. Spokane.
Wash. twp a.. west. NE - NV
"a, Sc IA NV Ia. lots and ?.
Sec. 81.
316--Chas f. Owens. wenatchee.
Wash. rejected. lot 3. Sec. I. twp
80. west. lots ], ? and 3. Sec. IL.
r 4s. vest
317-Chas. w. vanDusen. spo-
kane. Wash. twp ~. west. NE Ia
NJ -. ST Ia NE IL Sec. 10. NV
ia NV IL. sW IL wv Ia Sec. H..
31s-So response.
s1s-Margaret A. Laird. spokane.
Wash. twp a.. west. i-2 NV "a.
sE Ia. s i-2 Ne IA Sc -. Sc Ia
Sc Ia Sec. rs. NE - NE IA. Sc
ia NE IA Sec S2
32O-Edward J. Laird. Spokane.
Wash twp ~, I west, Ne Ia 81
IA. sE ia Sc ~. Sec. 80. NV Ia
sw Is. sw IA sw - Sec. 80.
32i--So response
422-Frank c. Weiss. Spokane
Wash. Sc Ia Sc Ia. sw IA Sc IA
Sec. "a. " i-2 Ne IL NJ Ia. W IL
81 Ia Ne ia. W ~ Ne Ia ST IL.
" i-2 Sc Ia sE Ia Sec. %. T &C.
5 vest
323-So response
324-Mary 4. Towne MAb;oa
wash. twp 80. west. lots l. ?. }.
ser 25. lot 4. Sec. -
s25-Emil r. Hedstrum. Occur a.
Alene. twp 80. : west. sE IA sw
-, sW - sw Ia Sec. II, gE Ia
sE -. sw Is 81 IA Sec. 10.
32s-Nick Norman. Spokane.
wash. twp ~. , west. lot ]. Sec. %.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
GOVERNORBRADYIS
IN COEUR D ALENE
ADDRESSES THE PUPILS or TmE
HIGH sCIIOoIr--AIaL WE'RE
INTERESTED.
Spends Afternoon IN Visiting with
Friends About tiie City.

Governor James II. Brady arrived
IN the city last evening by special
boat coming from Harrison. where he
spent yesterday. III that village H.
was given quite al ovation By the
citizens. He was met az the Harri-
son depot by Mayor Drlssen. u. VI.
Davis. president Of the Commercial
club and a dozen other prominent
business men. He was given 4 ban
qnet At the Harrison hotel where ne
delivered a short address. aud later
visited the schools and addressed TIE
pupils.
The governor was met AZ the dock
10 this city BY 4 number Of citizens
and escorted 10 the Idaho hotel. Thls
morning be went to the high school
and addressed The pupils 81 that H.
stitutiOn. This afternoon was spent
IN calling on various friends Ia the
city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06

This morning At eleven o'clock
Governor Brady addressed the stu.
dents Of the high school. lie spoke
along the Tine 81 education and eltlz-
enshlp. showing that these two 10
hand Ia hand. that IN a nation ike
ours any boy has an opportunity To
get TO the top II be wtli but pernls,
Ia his every endeavor.
The most telling part Of his ad.
dress VAS that Ii witch 80 told of
The great resources Of Idaho. The
states oi Wisconsin, and Michigan are
noted ali over the world for thelr
wonderful timber belts. get the state
Of Idaho hiss more timber than those
two states combined The mines OF
the Occur d'Alenes produce over for
~ per cent Of the lead Of the uniied
States. Snake river Ii the seventh
largest river IN the world aud more
water IL taken out of i, for irrigation
purposes than IL taken out Of any
river IN the union.
The governor extended an Invita-
ton 10 ans aud Ell OF the pupils 20
call on him and make themselves feel
ai home whenever they are In Boise.
The speaker wiiI probably get IN
trouble over this Invitation as the
football team & contemplating . trip
to boise next fai and II Il already
rumored that they intend to aecepi
the invitation.
The governor spoke very highly
Of the teachers and told the pupils
theY should do something Ia show
the teachers they appreciated their
work lie said that = good plan
would be for all pupils to occasion
aliy bring bouquets TO the teachers
and as a result Of this suggestion
supt johnson. Principal Frazier ana
other Instructors are peaFing large
bouquets this afternoon
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-06
ALB. MOSS ON IDAHO
POLITICAL OUTLOOK
PICKING WINNING MAN is HARD
BUT BARNEY O'NEIL is
POPULAR.
Nugent, Paine and Alexander in
Democratic Column.

SPOKANE, Wash. May Ga. B.
Moss of Payette, Idaho, one Of the
best known men in that state and
eastern Washington, came to Spo-
kane yesterday ON business matters
with the Spokane jobbers. Mr.. Moss
was for many years prominent poll
tician and in 1898 was republican
nominee for governor of Idaho.
When urged last night to make a
statement in regard to the political
situation in his state, Mr.. Moss said
Although for many years / have
kept.as far from politics as possible,
my business takes me over the entire
state many times each year, and dur
ing my travelling l have, of course,
familiarized myself with the eondi-
tons throughout the state. The
state press now is talking of J. II.
Brady, present governor, Barney
F. O'Neil and Paul Clagstone as re-
publican nominees for governor, AMI
as to who has the best show. will
tell you the old story. of the swede
and the politician.