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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

VIM. Ashley, Jr., and family OF
Occur d'Alene. spent Thanksgiving
in Rathdrum at the home of Mrs.
Mary Jacobs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Egbers went to
Ritzville, Wash, Wednesday, to
spend Thanksgiving with her son, w.
S. Egbers and family.
George and Frank Roth hive been
hauling ties this week for shipment
on the Northern Pacific.
A good picture Of yourself is an
inexpensive and appropriate Xmas
gift and one that is appreciated by
your friends. See Wallace early be.
fore the rush.-Hart Block.
Thomas Cable was in town the
forepart Of the week from Stateline
with load of 25 boxes Of Romt
Beauty and Baldwin apples, which ht
was taking to the Spirit Lake market
Clarence Feely and two companion,
returned few days ago from a lhret
days hunt in the Priest Lake country
1t is reported they got three deer and
two bears on the trip.
Harr: c. Denison, representing the
r. G.. Dun & Co. commercial agency.
was in Rathdrum this week checking
up the business interests of the town.
w F. Fehlhaber was among the
visitors to the apple showin Spokane
the latter part OF last week. Mr.
Fehlhaber is an enthusiastic fruit
over and raised some fine APPLES On
his place this year.
Mrs., L. A. Mutt and daughter,
Mrs. r. c. Viles, and Mrs. Viles
infant daughter, left last Friday
morning on their return home t.
Chester, Mont, after brief stay
with Rathdrnm friends.
r. J. Nicolai returned last week
from the Puget sound country where
he went recently with the expecta
ton of remaining all winter. III
reports wages low and iabOring mer
IN large numbers there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Handy anC
family are h ere and will spend some
time visiting relatives 1T Occur d.
Alene and Post Falls. They do no
expect TO return to Montana unit
after tn, holidays.
r, D. Trauger OF Athol made fna
proof last Saturday on his homestead
before u. S. Commissioner A. W
Post of this lace. His witnesse
were H. C. KAYE anl r. N. Studlel
Mr., Trauger stated that all but Nv
or three hou .es IN AthOl are o
connected with the mains OF u
water system r, ,ntly installe tt err
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Sol Farr was Ia town yesterday
visiting rel ,tives.
Miss Lizzie Culp was home from
Occur d'Alene over Thank. giving.
Miss Jennie LAWN OF Spokane visit
ed relatives and friends, Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Carrie Locking came over
from Occur d'Alene, Wednesday even
ing and spent Thanksgiving as the
guest Of Mrs. J. w. Post.
DIR. j. A. Heavier, public hnrti-
culturist Of Spokane, was ia Rath-
drum this week on business.
The Rathdrum Drug 20. has just
received a new line Of cigars. such a.
the Export, Little Tom, Creme, Lit
tie Chancellor. Henry George. Ton
Moore, and many other brands. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

w. A. Poleson went to Spokane
last Saturday afternoon to see the
close of the Apple show.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Dyer went to
Spokane last week to visit with rela-
tives over Thanksgiving.
Il. G. Gralapp and F. II. Bradbury
went out to the Hayden lake mining
district Tuesday, returning next day.
MRS. G. w. Spoerry and children
are visiting at the home of her parents
here.
Mrs. G.. r Klopf visited her sister,
Mrs. f. w. Marshall, at Spirit Lake,
last week.
p. F. McDermOtt, who recently
made final proof on his homestead
near Athol, has gone to Little Sioux,
Iowa, for visit. His wife and faml-
ly accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. CARED OF Spo-
kane spent part OF the week IN Rath-
drum as the guests of Mrs. N. T..
Lewis, John Stewart and Henry
Lewis.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Personal Mention.


Assessor J. w. Smith was in town
Wednesday.
VIZ. Ford has recently papered
his tonsoiiai parlors.
Miss Georgia Senslba spent Thanks
giving in Spokane.
Max ReiniRer, OF Spokane spent
hanksRivina In town with relatives.
Frank Mitchell will have charge Of
the League service Sunday night.
Ernest Dyer was over. from Occur
d'Alene last Friday.
G. r. Klopf was Spokane visitor
Saturday, going from there TO Priest
Lake with q hunting party.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Davies spent
Thanksgiving day with friends In
SpokauB.
JDhnsW. P.terso Ut Prcsser, WASH.
has been visiting Rathdrum friends
several days.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For Rant-4 stalls. handy To school
tn stand horses 81 per stall per month
and shelter for rigs. I,qulre of Lester
Saichwell, Rathdrunl. Idaho. OI45tp
For all kinds Of fresh meats call at
j. A. Seigloch s-kathdrum Meat
company.
Home made sausages a speciality at
Seigloch's. Ham, bacon aud lard.
fish aud game in season.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

For pains 10 the side or chest
dampen a piece uf II inne, with Cham
brrlaiD'S LinitnenL aud bind IL on
over the seat IT pain There Is not h
Ing better. For sale l,v all druggists.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Kind Critics.

"IlOw did Jones gel such a reputa-
ton both az a singer and nm artist!'
He sang before the Painters club
AND painted pictures for the Mu-
sicianx' uniOn."-CIPveland Leader.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Reason Enouoh.

Reason Enough.
'swhy does she think be has such a
splendid futures"
Because she has promised to marry
him, guess."-Houston Post.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

| Local Paragraphs.
There was no thanksgiving tur-
key or chicken shoot here this
year.
Snow fell nearly all day last Fri
day, turning to rain Saturday and
Sunday.
The Modern Woodmen will b ave
annual election Of officers Dec en-
Der 3, and lunch will be served,
Remember the Williams Juh lice
Singers at the opera, Nov. 80, for
benef, of High School library.
Several members of the national
guard spent part Of Thanksgiving
day on the target range.
The union Thanksgiving SER
vices at the Presbyterian church
were largely attended.
The Knights of Pythias will
|; have lunch next Tuesday even
ing. A large attendance is expect
ed.
Poles are being set by the Wash
ington Water Power company for
their power line from Post Falls
to Newport. The line passes
Rathdrum near the cemetery.
The G. A. r. Post and Won an
! Relief Corps of Cnur d'Alene have
| invited the members of General
Lawton Post and Corps Of this
place to attend their anniversary
celebration at C9ur d'Alene,
Saturday, Nov. 26, the campfire
! meeting to be held from 10 Up.
m. All those who wish to 20 are
requested to meet with Mrs. Hill,
Friday evening at 7:3o to make
arrangements.
The home of G. w. Spoerry,
deputy auditor, at Occur uAlene
was damaged by fire about mid
night, Wednesday Of last week.
The family escaped but the house
and contents were partly
! consumed including Mr.. Spo erry's
curio collection valued at $500.
Insurance was carried on the
furniture. The fire is said to have
originated in the basement where
wood and kerosene were kept and
where Mr.. Spoerry had broken an
electric light globe while piling
wood. Mr.. Spoerry burned his
right hand severely while trying to
save some clothing from the burn.
ing building.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

n1~Subscribe for The RATHDRt NJ
tribune. Only 81 10 per year. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Poles are being set by the Wash.
ington Water Power company for
their power line from Post Falls
to Newport. The line passes
Rathdrum near the cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
CARS Spoiled BY
CARELESS HANDLING
Parts of Motor Cars Hard to
Get at Do Not Get Enough
Attention

j. W. Grihith. head OF the automo-
bile engineering school of Heads
business college. in speaking recently
of the training which a driver and
owner of a car should have. said that
the failure to take care OF the con-
cealed. hard to get at and therefore
generally neglected and overlooked
mechanism of automobiles was the
cause OF the rapid deterioration of
many cars. He said:
According to William Brokaw. who
recently spoke before an automobile
training school in the city OF New
York, good rule was given to pro-
long the life Of your automobile:
Keep your ears open for squsaks. and
don't forget to lubricate.
automatic lubricators usually take
care OF all moving parts OF the en-
gine and never need any attention.
The rest does"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
four PASSENGER
"HUP" WELCOMED
New Model of Popular Little
Car Fills a Long Felt
Need

The announcement made last week
that the Hupmobile factory is going
to turn out four passenger touring
car has created quite sensation
This car has become ppoular with the
motorists of San Francisco. The ease
with which it is able to climb the city
hills and hardness in going through
crowded streets makes it most de-
sirable car.
Many owners of larger cars who
have homes OUT of San Francisco have
time and again asked S. G. Chapman.
the local agent, If these was not some
way that a small tonneau could De put
on the Hupmobile. They wanted 1t for
their country home so that the family
could run down TO the station or drive
over to a neighbor's house. The fac
tory heretofore has been making road
sters only.
Now that the Hupmobile factory is
going to put out four passenger II
will I'LL q long felt need.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
ALCO AGENTS TELL
OF The NOTED CAR
Was the Same Auto and Driver
That Captured the Race
Last Year

Yesterday afternoon the salesroom Of
the Middleton motor car company
(Which handles the winner of the Van
derbilt cup, the Alco, in this territory
presented the appearance of a recep-
ton. All the afternoon, from up and
down automobile row, friends and ac-
quaintances dropped in to extend the
glad hand. and hearty congratulations
on the repetition of success made by
the Alec again this year
VIII Middleton. in speaking OF the
outcome, said:
''Of course a victory of the kind just
achieved by the Alec always attracts
a great deal of attention, but by the
number of people who called and ex-
pressed congratulations and looked at
the cars here the result of the Wander
bilt cup race this year must have been
watched with unusual interest. What
is most wonderful is that this is a
1908 model, and the same car that won
the blue ribbon event last year"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
BUICK FORCED Sale
RUMOR IS DENIED
G. S. Howard, the Local Agent,
Receives Letter Which
Shows Report Untrue

A rumor which was more than an
noying to the builders and agents of
the Buick cars was recently circulated
to the effect that the Buick output to
a large number was being disposed by
the selling of these cars to a large
mail order house.
In direct denial and refutation of
this statement, the following letter
was written by Sears, Roebuok &
Co. the firm in question. A copy of
the letter sent to Buick owner has
just been received by the local agents.
the Howard automobile company. 1t
reads:
Confirming our telegram in answer
to your wire of even date concerning
Buick automobiles, beg to advice that
you have been misinformed regarding
our having Buick cars for sale, and
we are at loss to know how this
report has become circulated, as there
is absolutely no truth in it. The only
cars which we have for sale are cars
manufactured by us in our own fac
tory here in Chicago"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Supreme Court Justice Bischon Of
New York has pronounced unconstitu-
tional the New York city ordinance es-
peciai1y regulating automobile cabs
which are equipped with taxim meters He
has granted an injunction restraining
the city authorities from interfering
with taximeter cabs under the terms OF
this ordinance. Samuel Pepys, the
English diarist, who was born in 1888
and died in 1903. and United States Su-
preme Court Justice Brewer are among
The ordinance REQUIRED faxieabs to
charge only 40 cents for the frst half
mile. Automobile cabs without taxi
meters may charge so cents
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
WARREN-DETROIT
in ANOTHER RACE
Will Be a Contender in Big
Fairmount Park Event
in Philadelphia

Another car which competed in the
Vanderbilt cup race OF yesterday and
which will take part in the contest at
Fairmount park, Philadelphia, next
Saturday is the Warren-Detroit c. Fl
Davies. manager OF the Western Pacific
motor car company, agents for the
Warren-Detroit tn this city. has re-
ceived word of the entry OF this car
by William T. Taylor. agent for that
make In Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

is planned by the managers of the In
dianapolis. Ind, motor speedway for
May "a, 1911. The race, which will
speedway five hundred mile interna-
tfonal sweepstakes, will be open only
to cars with record Of 70 miles an
hour or better.
Ever since a law was passed by the
Georgia legislature requiring state reg
istrafion of automobiles the secretary
OF state has been besieged with appif-
cations for certain numbers. Many auto
owners were anxious to get numbers
l. IL and 23
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
PULLMAN AGENT IS
STILL At CAPITAL
c. B. Gardiner Finds Very Brisk
Business Among Motor
lists at Sacramento

c. B. Gardiner, factory representative
of the Pullman automobile company of
York, Pa, who left this city recently,
has been spending the last week in Sac
ramento. Gardiner expected to be on
the way east by this time, If not In
York, but business in the Pullman line
has been rushing In the Sacramento
district and has necessitated the delay.
Gardiner reports that not only is bust
ness good in the Sacramento valley, but
also in the San Joaquin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
THE CAR

A Il0-inch wheel base. four cyl
inder, four passenger Touring Car
with 30x3-inch front tires. and 3lx
31z-inch rear tires. and a speed ca
pacity of 40 to IS miles an hour. 20
h. p; sliding gear transmission; multi
pie disc clutch; Bosch magnetic; off
set crank shaft. Upholstering in No.
| machine bufed leather. tufted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Hot Time on
Liberty Pike

replica OF the old tollgate and house.
Governor Crothers applied the match
which ignited the building and the
gate. Fully $500 people attended the
affair. Congressman ]. Fred c. Tall
bott who represents the county in con-
gress, and other county officials were
present
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

railway station, which is some miles
distant. has displaced his old stage
coach and horses with a White gasoline
truck fitted up as q passenger bus, with
seating capacity for l6 persons.
James Mcintyre of the famous COM
edy partnership OF Mcintyre & Heath
mas purchased Winton car for use at
AS Long Island home
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Dr. J. A. Reuter- Of The Dalles, Ore.
accompanied by his mechanician, has
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

the Liberty pike,
Baltimore county,
Nd, celebrated the
closing Of the toll
gate and dollhouse
at that place and
the ODentnE Of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

H E. Doty. assistant coast manager
Of the White company, has just been
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Goes Hunting
In B0cOmObiIe
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Residents along the I
near HarrisOnville. BaltiT
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Johnson, who oper-
ates q stage line
between Clatska-
nfa Ore and tho
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

We serious you your Hupmobie dealer at
We believe that so cities should absorb within 80
days, all the new we build in three months time.
Hupmobe production large has kept pace with
with FIupmobile demand Your dealer will buy a large
average upkeep who keeps
his 25
Huprobile
Runabout at $780, the Touring Car at 5000
all available them for
for which them, kind of weather,
maintained economically big
the past three
fve
substituting
Hupmoble their
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

White Cars 20
Replace Horses
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

any defect Not the dealer. mind you but the make
the Hupp Motor Car Company.
This Hupmobe therefore, first raises the value and lowers
the price the touring class 1t gives you the kind
touring you couldn't afford before price you
afford Then you that this great stride forware
has not been made sacrifice of quality by guarantee
ing the goodness and the oundness of the during it
entire lifetime
The plant of the upp Motor Car Company Detroit has beer
working toward this great economic achievement for three
years. The materials have all been hand for months
The for several months supply made The forg
ing plant the machine shops and all the other manufacturing
departments working double shifts The beins
assembled write.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Never Before Such Car at Such q
Price; with Such Guarantee

Based on the lhree ears Experience OF
Car VIII Cost the Owner Who kee
We could short the the headline and Never
before such at such price, and it would be literally
Never BEFORE for instance, has SO large touring
(ts 0-nch wheebase has parallel under ST .200)
been sold for 5000
Never before has touring with sliding transmission and
Bosch magnetic been sold for less than ST 900.
But only when add with such guarantee that the
full force and importance of this offering made clear No
such guarantee has been placed any
price 1t the life of the 1t emphasizes the
extraordinary value of such such price, 1t
duces into the manufacture of element of
responsibility and reliability Two years three years.
years from now. you look the maker to make good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18


 buy 1t in winter. and this is where we store It.
 Going to the stairs up the companion way. she pulled out tiny drawers, Small knobs jutted out from the face of each step with which to open the drawers. while within there was quite room enough to allow pint fruit jars to stand upright.
 \ cold storage room was tucked away In tho hold. into which small door about two feet in height opened, Tho dinins labls was folding affair which turned up against the wall of khe cabin whom not In use.
 Wleu sems surpriss was expressed sat tAe pssasaes of . sewing machine h tne Fssn NRA Boggs sad: "Oh. thaaA nGnA1ne: Many of the boats have eaoaAs as well and there Is one ok11 - v1fh . pessslain bathtub. So .yoa QA - hAvo sDne of the luxuries = G1lv hssDn and plenty ot gsod air m oannhinA \ concert is to be 0aRoo on ono of the boaes hess New xonslo evA and If you should like |, eoqp lDua vsf1 bs ghA te have you oA1 aAev you bit of canalboat hos s1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
. ckrisAn,es Gene.

- -sAass- mAS bs arranged in any M Ut VI hi6s ons of the players 4Ao oAlne b based on the old poem .1l1111eeoe 0sugh;" 1Ae mAstleees hung in the castle hall 1Ao holly branch shons on the old oak
 vol.
 ana beren's retainers were ohthe and
 "
 xk&oop1ng tho chrtatmas holiday.
 he .srstainers'' all form ring about n dover" who is blindfolded. The 1(nlnerD sing: f1ogo VI arc % clithe and gay.
 Kaaptng our Christmas holiday.
 3U1 Ulll hide In the chest hereby.
 10 Guess who II k you must surely try.
 With that one ut the "retainers'' runs hnd hidee in the improvised chest, ft lover Is ;ed to IL. and he may TT questions of rhe hidden one. whu rl1y reply by "Yes" or No" disguis s iSe the voice. By these answers tl,, <cvax munt tell who the retainer is iS he fails be must try again. When
 euccesds, the hidden person become ll N a ts sss szs s 4ks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
Christmas on
 "A Canalboat

How are we going to spend Christ mast exclaimed the good natured Mrs. Captain Boggs, seemingly a bit sur prised Ut the question, for canalboat folk are sensitive of any criticism aim. ed in their direction.
 Why, we're going to spend the day just like other folk. Some think be- cause we live on canalboats we don't have any comforts and eat like say. ages. My. but I'd heap sight rather live down here than in q flat like my niece's. She's got six rooms. and they don't begin to be as big as mine.
 If you think there ain't room just look here.' and Mrs. Boggs displayed the secrets of q suit of rooms, the in Henuity of the arrangement rivaling Out of the main cabin, which served as living and dining room combined, two alcoves jutted. besides an infinitesimal corner dubbed the kitchen. but which was even tinier than the modern apart ment house kitchenette.
 While under ordinary circumstances the kitchen was part of the cabin proper. two doors at right angles to each other could be drawn out, which, meeting. formed room by itself. A shiny coal stove or range quite filled the compartment. leaving just room, before 1t in which to work. while above 1t every inch of wall space was utilized with pots and kettles and kitchen uten. sils of every sort
 A low cupboard opening into the hold contained moro articles of kitchen use. as well as vegetables and canned goods. Bunks were displayed in the two other alcoves, which were in open view of the cabin. But from the re. csssea of the boat Mrs. Boggs pulled ont aiding door. which completely divided the space into two rooms. and when curtains were drawn into the cabin the occupants enjoyed all the privacy desired
 A big divan could be opened up at night into roomy double bed. and an- other bunk, just under the caves. was sufficiently large to tuck two amall youngsters away. Chests of drawers built in. wardrobes and cup boards in out of the way places sup piled room for bedding. clothing and i the boots and shoes Of . family of children.
 One of the biggest surprises In the boat. one which conveyed hint that might be applied in small houses where room is at premium. was the pre- served fruit lockers.
 We all do up our own fruit." wen, on Mrs. Boggs. You see. while We @ up the canal we are in the country most of the time. and it is much cheaper to put up our own fruit than
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

A Few Suggestions. An Administer Art Square KIP for SHEA handsome Paror LTbr. ry Table piece or two of Sta,aary fsee our vindovh Music Cabinet China Cabinet. A 6ce Rocker or Rest Chair (see our window an enaess var'ety of sner things that's store.
 LET US SHOW YOU TODAY.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20

luncheon was served, after which the
party started for their homes wishing
the bride and groom could have a tin
wedding every year. Many presents
were given.
The Judith Gap Meat company has
commenced excavation work on J. II.
Shuler's business lot on west Main
street, and work is soon to commence
OH the foundation. A24x46 two-story
building will he built, the lower floor
to be used exclusively by the Judith
Gap Meat company, and it is expected
the second floor will be arranged for
a dance hall.
Robert Anderson, who has been
foreman ut the roundlouse for the
last few months, and who with his
family occupied the Stone residence,
left recently for Butte, where MIR.
Anderson has charge of the new
roundhonse. Their many friends here
regret their departure, but wish them
abundant success in their new home.
Mrs. Anderson's mother. Mrs. Stone,
accompanied her daughter to Butte.
&. +. Shuler, who has held Il respon-
sible position with large meat COM
pany at Lewistown. resigned and is
expected to arrive in the city the first
OF the week. From all reports Mr..
Shuler is an experienced ball player,
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20
Log Cabin Philosophy,

De charity what's 'fraid er cor
weather is de kind dat you'll never
miss on Il windy mawnin'.
All roads leads ter happy lam. an on
de way dc heart beats SIGH n merry
tune you des can't keep from dancin'.
Eff dis ole worl' was ter roll any
closer ter heaven, how many people.
does you reckon. would feel like hop
pin in without Il Introduction ?-Atlan-
IA Constitution.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20
Her Point Of View.

Her Point Of View.
Don't YOU like that quotation from
Shakespeare. The friends thou hast
and their adoption tried. grapple them
to thy soul with hoops OF steel:'" he
asked sDuifully.
II think hoops 1T gold would be bet.
ter. SAID the girl sbyiy.-l.ife.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20
Seeinn Europe.

"And did you go through Berlin
while touring abroad:" asked the
caller.
did we. dear?" said the wife to
her husband.
YES" replied the busy man from
behind his paper. Don't you remem-
ber we bought some gasoline there?
And Paris-did you stop in PARISH"
continued the caller
IBID we. dear:" asked the wife Of
her better half.
why. of course. Don't you know
We busted tire there and had to
have new one put On"-YOnkers
Statesman.