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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-08

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terday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Jacobs Is visiting at
Post Falls today.
Attorney W. X. shiasler OF Wal
Lace 4 In the city today.
Misses Ianthe Nelson and Irene
Clark went to Spokane this after
aeon 70 viait friends.
Mr.. and Mira. O. W. KincaId Of
Odessa. WASH. are Waiting at the
home OF =. b. Stevens on Reid street.
Mrs. Albert Powell Of colfa1.
Wash., 10 visiting at the home Of W..
y. and }. e. Russell.
The Free Methodists are holding
services on the streets every evening
this week.
c. Cook OF Priest River. Idaho,
has returned to his home after
snort visit with Geo. H. Mccormack
on Occur d'Alene street.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church viii meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. George
bort at STA Third street at 2:30.
II. j. and D. 7. Webb and wives
and .. Z. Bartlett and wife and two
sons returned yesterday from q camp
ing trip At Hayden Lake.
A card was recently received from
Prof. Bert George at Quebes, and be
stated that he would sail for Europe
June 2.
O. G. Hopkirk. son OF Secretary
HopkIrk Of the Commercial club.
left this morning for Cascade. Colo.
10 attend a Y. N. C. A. convention
which he win address.
Miss Dorothy Sander. who Is visit
Ing on the coast, win join Mrs. ~.
D. Budlong In a few days and accom-
pany her 70 California for the sum
msF.
Mrs. v. w. Sander viii leave for
Seattle tomorrow. where she will
visit friends for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs.5 NJ. D. Budlong win accompany
her and proceed to California.
The Sisters OF the Immacuiate
Heart Of Mary are sending out inVl-
tationa for the academy commence
ment exercises to be held next We'd
nesday At the academy hall.
Capt. J. II. Lyon went 70 Spokane
this afternoon. where he will Join
the Chamber OF Commerce excursion
over the new o. n. q N. cutoff tomor-
Eov.
The social 10 be given by the Royal
NelghboFs In Sanders hall tonight
IL for the benefit OF the tuberculosis
tent sanltarium located at Colorado
Springs. Colo. WoOdmen patients are
treated there and Il Is hoped before
long to extend the benefit to the Roy,
al Neighbors also.
The Ladles' Aid society Of the
suedlsh Lutheran church will DO en-
teFtalned tomorrow afternoon by Mrs
Rodius a. Cougar dulch. The Ia,
dies intend to make a regular picnic
out or the trip and win leave from
the Nelson house about II o'clock a
n. Rigs viii be there to carry al
who wish 70 50, A good time Is as
anrsd.
Rev. w, II. Fry received 4 pleas
ant visit yesterday from = number
Of prominent Methodists. they belnl
Or. N. s. Ferry from Evanston. III.
whore be Ia at the head OF one OF the
departments in the Northwestern
university. Doctors Henry Brown
Henry Rassmus and Revsrends II
C. Groening. J., 3. Jones and w. v
Brown, all OF Spokane. Mr.. FRI
ontersained his guests by launch
ride on the lake. after which th'
gentlemen departed for spokane.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-08
MINI NM nIrRnEN

Colonel William =. Cody Gays the
hand Of God hlottsd out the Indian. =
and Il promptly eontradietSd By Miss
Laura Cornelius. = fallbloOd Oneida.
Who knows hissory. On. IT,
Cltinsn.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-08
mo JIM GALLAGHER
u IN VANCOUVER

WIl Remain There indefinitely and
Graft Cascs Must Wait.
VANCOUVER. D. c., June S. Big
Jim Gallagher. the missing San Fran
cisco supervisor. who Ia wanted by
the graft prosecution badly Is In
Vancouver. He was interviewed to-
day and said that he intended 10 re-
main away from san Francisco In
definitely. On this account District
Attorney Fickert says that he con-
not proceed with the graft cases
against Calhoun OF the street rail-
way company or any Of the other
indicted capitalists.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-08
CRY IN BRIEF

Cabs and messengers. Phone -.
Mrs. Knsgg OF HAFrison visited
friends In the city yesterday.
Mr., y. D. stevens and Mr.. O. w.
Kincaid are Spokane visitors today.
william Naaaly Of Pullman i 81
visitor 10 the city today.
Bsnnett's for Bowling. Basement
Neil Paul Bldg. Third and sherman.
Attorney L. L. Lewis 10 In Spokane
today on business.
Money 70 LON. Robt. W. Collins
4 Co., Wlggstt block.
Charles Feht or Seattle has accept
cd g DOsitlon AZ the Idaho market.
Brad's Place u for sale.
flans ostensOn went 70 Spokane
this morning on business.
Bennetra for Bowling. Basement
Neil Paul Bldg. Third aud Sherman.
n. N. wArk Of Harrison Is in the
city.
AatO for hire. CAN Main 5.
Attorney J. n. Flynn h In Port
land, Ore. on business.
Horses bought, sold and oxehans-
Cd. Granger . Co.. $40 sherman 81.
sheriff Bailey Il on the upper river
today.
Dress Tor sSs . year. Ask BsrnIsr
how.
Deputy sheriff Adams returned
from spokane last night
see Granger d Co.. sac Sherman
81. for All kinds Of horses.
J.. L Robinson expects to make q
trip tomorrow on his motorcycle.
Auto Tor hire. Occur d'Alens Cab
Co. Both phones %.
Aias Anna Roeholt OF Harrison vls-
Tied friends IN the city yesterday.
We make q speciality OF out Of town
auto trips. cooar d'Alsns Cab Co.
Both phones -.
Dr. II. \. Burnett returned from
Butte. Mont. today. where he At
tended the fuRerai OF his brother.
Tho Inland Haaaam Paving COM
panys large concrete mixer has ar
rived In the city.
II you have q horse 10 sell or *.
change. or wiah 70 buy. see Granger
q Co. $40 Sherman Sc.
N. Van Dyk Of Wallace Il in the
city today on governmental bust
ness
Norman McKelvey Of Lewiston.
idaho. Is Waiting his brother. .. N.
AeKalvoy Of the Idaho bakery.
y. @. stnwoll who has been sm.
ployed At the Idaho market IL Eolns
10 locate In Spokane.
G. C. Harsh and wife Of Des Molnss,
Iowa. are Waiting ~ the homes Of
w. y. Biglow and Mrs, Emma Harsh,
AdOlph ponArl. nOEisl. ID having
his apeeiAl sale Of all sorts Of bedding
plants this week Ct the Idaho Mer'
camille store. Reduced priees.
President Enoch A. Bryan Of Pull.
man college. weah.. ID In the city 70.
day attending ths FARMERS eohven-
tloa.
Granger . Co. viii sOon opsa 4
cigar and soft drlnk establishment
In TIE place formerly occupied b
Sullivan q MePhSe on Sherman
street
ar. w. 2. 0uptili. formerly In the
employ Of the Great Northern M
press Co.. hes accepted q positios
with ne colquhoun Hardware Co.
Dr. and Mrs. Leroy soutAmAya
who have been visiting In this elty
for soms time. have returned 10 thsll
home 81 Great FaIls. Meat.
The Occur d'Alene band delivoFet
an excellent concert last evening a
the Blackwell park and vas ATTENDED
By a large and sppreclAtivo audi
snoe.
J. L. RobinsOn returned last eve
ninE from 81. Maries and other lake
points IN the interest Of tho II. w. A
picnic that win be held at that place
the 2Sth Of this month. An the rain
roads and steamship lines are GOins
70 give excursion rAtas.
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Things Have Changed

A year or two ago, an Ohio farmer, discouraged in his at- tempts to raise apples, was about to cut down hIs orchard trees for frewood. An officer of a reighboring agricultural col lege secured permission to take a part of the orchard and care for 1t in a scientific manner. This meant little more than careful pruning and spraying, and the result last year was a net re- turn, over all expenses, of nearly five hundred dollars No where Is applied intelligence more pro- ductive of quick and abundant returns than on the farm.
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were $I,965,73o from the United King om and $2o,- 294, 2S5 from h e United States. All this Is gratifying to Americans but 1t does seem anomalous that while we are able to beat the British com petition in the British Empire itself, with heavy tariff dis crimination against us, we are unable to compete with the British and Germans in the neutral markets of South America where we meet them on equal teIms. Is a lack of traditional American energy and enterprise responsible for this condition?
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Why Not Grant It?

Arizona has the biggest pay ing dividend mine in the world, the handsomest and best wo- men, the most intelligent citizen ship, the most productive farm ing lands, the largest and most successful water storage dam, the best educationalinstitu the smallest percentage of illit- eracy, the richest mines, and bet ter than all, above all combined, 1t contains a loyal, law-abiding, God-loving population that stands for right and justice This is a small picture of the territory that IS asking Congress for permission to elect it's own officers and govern themselves. Democrat.
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The Greatest Advertiser

When Theodore Roosevelt re- turns to this country, he will get a reception much more enthu- siastic than that accorded w. ] .. Bryan, or any other American. Colonel Roosevelt is the best po- litician this country has pro- duced in many years. When compelled to retire from the Pres idency because of the third-term precedent, he planned a trip that has made him more prominent than the President of the United States has been during his ab- scence. He is as much in the public eye now as he was when occupying the W hite House.
 And the Roosevelt enthusiasm seems to be increasing.
 What will the result of it be? Roosevelt is certainly a candi- date for the presidency again, and he has the people of the na- tion coming his way.
 Will Colonel Roosevelt wait
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Winslow Notes

A.C. Eubanks, organizer for the Modern Woodmen of America, arrived in the city last week, and immediately got busy, and re- ports that he has secured sui fcient names already to organize a camp here. The organization is one of the leading insurance orders of the world, and its rates are reasonable. Mir Eubanks put in a lodge of over 80 members at Holbrook and also organized with large classes at Gallup and Wingate, in New Mexico ]. s. Towers is assisting Mir. Eubanks in the work.
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Former Winslowite
 Passes to Great Beyond

The many friends of w. D.. Britton will be grieved to learn of his sudden dea :h at his home in Berkeley, California. on Sun- day, April 17h, 1910.
 Mir. Britton had been i'll for five or six weeks past. but never theless the end was not expected so soon.
 Mir. Britton lived in Winslow for period of Is years, coming here shortly after his marriage. The funeral service was held at the Masonic Temple, in Berke- ley, Wednesday, April 20, 1910, at ? p. m He leaves a wife and three children to mourn his death.
 He is member of Ruby Chap ter, No. 8, O E. s. and F. and A. M., No. 13, lodges of Winslow
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After La Grippe

"I had suffered several weeks with LaGrippe. Had pains in my head and eyes. It felt as though there was heavy weight on the top of my head, until it seemed that my brain would burst. l was so nervous that could not rest or sleep. When dozed off would awake with a sudden jerking of my whole body. Dr. Miles Nervine, Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills cured me. A number of friends have since realized the same benefits"
 MRS. ALVIN H. LOCKS,
 Seabrook, N. H. The after effects of LaGrippe are often more serious than the disease, as it leaves the system in a weakened condition that invites more serious troubles, such as pneumonia, etc,
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Same With Admission of Nevada

Referring to accounts from Washington, indicating that the prospect for the early admission of Arizona and New Mexico as states IS "somewhat over-cloud- ed," the Philadelphia Record says:
 "The Republican politicians are said to fear that both would elect Democrats to the United States senate. But this is not the worst The admission of the two territories would make an increase of six votes in the electoral college tor president. Republican politicians know what this may mean. The ad- mission of Colorado in August, 1876, Is what, with the fl auuu- lent electoral votes of Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida, made R. B. Hayes president that year over Samuel B. Tilden, who had a popular majority of 25O,- OOO votes, and an honest ma- jority of the electors.
 The Record might have found still more forcible illustration by going back another decade. for the ratifying of the thirteenth amendment to the federal con- stitution, was secured through the unblushing admission ot the the "m1ning camp" Ot Nevada as a state. The republicans know from much experience that every little counts" and they will un- doubtedly hold up New Mexico and Arizona just as long as pub lie opinion will permit them to do so.-Macon (Ga) Telegraph.
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Is itright to class a drunken man as a criminal? Should he be arrested just because he is helpless from excessive use of liquor? Municipal Judge Mckenzie Cleland gives an emphatic mo" to both ques- tions and believing so, he has set on foot a movement for the uplift of the drinking man. Here are some of the recom- mendations and views he set forth of Chicago, recently in a letter to Mayor Bussie: In his private letter Judge Gle land writes:
 "That every intoxicated man who Is merely helpless and not noisy or disturbing the piece be accompanied to his residence by an officer in stead of being locked i'll a police station. The purpose of a police department should be to do the most good for the greatest number of persons. It will promote spirit of kind Illness rather than revenge. To arrest a man for drunken ness savers of revenge. For a man to be brought home by an officer will have as great a moral effect as to take him to police station."
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There has been much sai

There has been much said in criticism of the Interstate Commerce Commission. It is said that 1t has done things that 1t ought not to have done and left undone things that it ought to have done, but its recent decision that charges for upper berths in Pullman cars should be less than the charges for lower berths will doubtless meet with general approvel. T h e Pullman Company will doubtless ap- peal, but the travellers of the next generation, or perhaps of the present, will in all pro- badility be beniftted by the action of the Commission in reducing the price of restful sleep to tired travellers.
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Under a recent decision of the supreme court of Nebras- ka, that state may have a wo- men governor, It was held by the court that women, al- thought not permitted to vote are eligible to any office with in the gift of the voters of the state.
 This decision was handed down in the case O f Miss Gertrude Jordan, a young wo- man who was elected treas urer of Cherry county by an overwhelming majority last November. The man who held the office refused to turn 1t over to Miss Jordan because there was no express provision in the state constitution that a woman was eligible to the office.
 Six members of the sup reme court decided in favor of Miss Jordan, the seventh member dissenting, and de claring that he had no thought of deciding on the right of wo- man to vote and hold office, but believed that such power should be specifically conferr- ed on her by legislative action and not given her by judicial decision.
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Manager Gus Hansen. of the Winslow opera house, has had men engaged in calsomlning and repainting this popular play house, and when the renovat1ug is finished it will present a fine appearance We have a good opera house and the management is keeping it up to the highest standard.
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A very drastic law for the prevention of drunkenness in Washington and the District of Columbia has been present ed by Senator Gallinner of New Hampshire. It makes drunkenness in the capital city a misdemeanor and pro- vides for the establishment of a hospital for drunkards where continents shall be for not more than two years and the District authorities will have power to establish such an institution as an ad- junct to the great Insane As yum above the eastern branch of the Potomac. The in- mates will be required tc work.
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Warren Britton, a former resi- dent of Winslow, and for several years bookeeper for the Rand Dagg Merchantile esta blishment, died at Berkley, California last Sunday. Mir. Britton was well and favorable known in this city and all express regret at hearing of his death.
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J. C. Ryf, the genial and happy chief clerk in Agent O'Rourke's office, has resigned his position here, and accepted the position of city ticket agent for the s. F., & P. & P, at Phoenix Mir. Ryf is a general tavorite with Win slow people, and while they re gret to see him leave, are glad to know that he is going to accept a better position.
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The Great Subscription Con test is now under way, and the boys and girls are hustling them up Tn good shape Remember that everysubscriber counts vOt- es for some little boy or girl, and the boy and girl who each get the largest number of votes get a fine bicycle. The third prize is a fine gold watch.
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The progress which Canada is making in canal building and other transportation works may surpass, at least propor- tionately, that of the United States but 1t is worthy of ob- servation and must be highly
 gratifying to Americans to observe that the major part of the tools and engines for the construction and equip ment of these works comes from the United States. A remarkable exposition of the fact is made by a correspond ent of the London Times whose figures afford a fine in- sight into the recent report that 1909 was the record year in trade. There are specified thirteen important classes oi engineering appliances, in every one of which the United States suplied Canada last year with far more than Great Britian did, in most of the classes the deproportion being simple overwhelming. The totals of the thirteen classes
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Spirit of the I erritorial Press
 And Others
And Others

eight years? We doubt it. We believe he will decide that four years IS vacation enough, and we halfway believe that when Roo sevelt made Taft president 1t was with the understanding that he should retire in four years in the interest of Roose- velt.-Atchison (Kan.0 Globe.
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The construction work on the new sewer system is progressing rapidly, and Mir. Dutch, the superintendent, says he Is pre- pared to lay pipe at the rate of 4,OOO or 5000 feet a day when 1t arrlves. There has been some difficulty in receiving the pipe, and some which has been received is of an inferior quality. The ditch digging will be completed by the last of next week.
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w. L. McNamara. of the Mis- sion cigar store, reports business moving along nicely. The Mis sion cigar store carries the lead ing brands Of cigars, tobacco, etc, and also carries a line of Spaulding's base ball goods Give him a call. He will treat you right.
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I. KemIl is recent arrival in Winslow from Albuquerque to reside. As soon as he succeeds in procuring a house his family will move here.
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Too Much Legislation

The present session ot con- gress asdeveloped something like 22,ooo bills of which only a very small proportion are likely to be enacted into law. The great majority of these bills will die in committee; in fact, 1t is safe to say that only a very small portion of them will ever be even read by the committes to which they have been referred. There is some tendency to rail against legis- lation by committee, but, as a matter of fact, no progress at all would be possible if the committee system were obli- terated. Most of the bills in- troduced are utterly valueless, hence were all to be consider ed in turn the good measures would be hopelessly swamped by the poor and indifferent.
 With congress grinding out laws annually, and with forty six state legislatures doing the same thing, either annually or biennially, our code laws are becoming so bulky and complicated that most of the acts are entirly forgotten, and therefore imperative. At the same time, one of the results of this constant law making is a great increase mitigation ln an unnecessary multiplicat- ion of courts and judges and in a useless multiplication ot officials and public servants Our system has resulted in a greater number of magistrates and judges in a big city like New York than can be found in the whole of England in all probability.
 Instead of constantly grind ing out new laws our congress and state legislatures would be more proftably employed in repeating many of those supposed to be in force, ol which, if enforced, do more harm than good. The country is sadly over governed, yet would be better governed with a less complicated machinery and fewer laws.
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Your Printing

It should be fit representative of your business, which means the high grade. are tistic kind. That's the kind we do.
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 OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
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 These represent our facilities for doing the kind of printing that will please you. The prices are right. and prompt delivery the invariable rule at this office.
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Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine

should be taken for some time to thoroughly restore nerve strength.
 pr. Miles Nervine Is sold by all drug gists. If the first bottle does not benefit, your druggist will return your money.
 MILES MEDICAL CO.,, Elkhart, Ind.
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Spellmire & Lyons have been busy this week weighing and loading wool to ship to eastern markets. The consignment con- sists of several car loads and is of good quality.
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Winslow Hand Laundry, Char ley Coy. Proprietor. Across the street from the round house We do good work at reasonable prices. Give me a trial,
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Big show Saturday afternoon and evening After the big show a grand ball at the opera house Come and enjoy yourselves.
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Carl G. Reed, conductor for the Santa Fe railroad, lett on Monday for a visit to Sioux. City Iowa. His visit is on business, and he expects to be gone about ten days.
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F. D. By, a prosperous mer- chant of Spokane, Washington, is in town, visiting his brother and family for a few days. We understand the next time Fetch comes it will be in doubles har- ness.
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Don't forget that there will be a bIg dance after the circus at the opera hotse Satuidav night. Every body is invited and good time is assured everyone.
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Tammany doubtless hopes that any plans for the advan- cement of judge Gaynor into nationional politics may be speedily consunmated.
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Mrs. Joe Kleindist wife of Mir. Kleindist, the popular contractor accompanied by their four sons, arrived last Friday from Wash ington, D. C., to join their hus band and father and make Wiuslow their future home.
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Mrs. Wakefield, of the upper country, visited Mrs. Henderson Monday.
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Sidney Barron, representing the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, was business visitor in Winslow this week from Flagstaff.
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Mrs. Frank Hink has been confined to her home this week on account of illness.
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Mrs. H. o. Wier and child left on No. 10 Wednesday night for the east to visit relatives.
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Mrs. Sam Folsom left for the east on No. 10 Wednesday,.