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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22
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bushels VI Aun. AnFee NelBh-
bors." Lyric.
Dress for $50 per year. Ask Bsr-
nier how.
Line up and join Bernier's suit
club. 81 per week.
Hotel Idaho cafe. Business lunch
served every day from ~ to 2--s5c.
Mrs. w. J. Tyler returned from
Spokane this afternoon.
Small potatoes for sale at 4Oc per
sack. Call Bell phone So L.
The bread and cakes you get at
Lafferty's Ia always just right.
Hotel Idaho cafe. Short orders a
specially; all delicacles OF the sea
son served.
Miss Katherine Purcell came from
Spokane this afternoon to spend Sum
day with relatives.
Dustiess waxine makes sweeping
pleasant. Keeps down the dust.
Occur d'Alene Drug store.
There are few more boxes OF
those s1.75 Jonathan apples at the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
g. E. Max returned from his short
business trip TO Portland, ore. this
afternoon.
THE Bank Note" dealing with the
counterfeiters Of Frisco. At Ma
jestic.
Miss M. Mont has moved her dress
making to room No. 10 Wiggett
block. Bell phone 271 black.
The Majestic reports the biggest
matinee attendance today to see the
war picture they have had for three
months.
The Indian, a picture breathing
the semi-rugged spirit Of the plains,
Lyric two nights.
Our new Walk-over oxfords for
young men are beauties The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Miss Olive Voelksr, who has been
spending the past three months visit
ing with relatives at Marshvllle,
wis. returned 10 the city last even
Ing.
Another one OF those interesting
cowboy pictures for Friday and Sat
urday. Lyric.
Get your dinner on Sunday at the
Hotel Idaho table de hote; price coo;
8 to ..
Charles Wagner, one Of the old
settlers in the vicinity Of Post Falls,
who has prospered with the deyei-
opment Of the country, was doing
business In the city today.
For your wiring. your drops, new
goods at cut prices, go to the Home
Electric Supply Co., 21s Fourth
street. Interstate phone.
up San Juan HILL" the greatest
grandest and most impressive war
picture ever produced. Is at the Ma
iestic Friday and Saturday.
This city has been named as one
of the places in north Idaho In which
the examinations OF applicants under
the thirteenth census sill be taken
There are four other places In the
northern part OF the state.
Homestead leliaQuishment for
sale. One and one-half million feet
white and yellow pine. Close in.
improvements. II. w. Collins 4 Co.,
Wiggett block.
District court opens in this city
next Monday. and there are a large
number OF important cases to come
before the court The petit jury has
been called for MoL,fay morning. the
31st inst.
II you want your wood sawed. call
on @. L. Smith. Interstate ASIA, or
Bell phone ass Black: or win
knight, A320. They viii do the
saving any time called upon.
The American Trust company and
J. L. Voelker began moving today
into their respective locations. which
is an exchange of buildings on Sher-
man street. The moving win prob
ably take at least three days.
We are selling more salt and smok.
ed fish this season than ever before.
not only because FISH are cheaper
than meat. but because we have what
you want. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The new showing Of rinrhnms are
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22

II the seven longest rivers of the
world were put eud to end they would
lack 500 miles Of enclrcling the earth.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22
Two Premiums This Week

At the new Indoor Rife
Range 205 ~ Sherman St.
1st Prize, Saddle Gun and
Holster A-25-35 Winches-
ter Carbine. End Prize, a
Stevens Favorite rife. The
shooting ends Saturday
night, Jan. %.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22
a nurneaa cnstnm

Among the Burmese newly mar
ried couple to insure a happy life ex-
change tea leaves STEPPED IN oil.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22

MrS Ben-lsn't my dress poem?
Ben-Poetry win be the death Of
me.-NeW York Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-01-22

lcontlnued rom PIC one
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Cheese-Sew York. new IsaI74c. fat
cheese. 1Sc per ID: daisy cheese. IszI7lze
per ~
Eggs-Nearby. Virginias 55assc Der dog:
Western. 2sa2sc per dOz-; Southern. sc per
coz-
Butter-Fancy. tub. 51a51s1c Per h. prints
3zs5z5zc per IL. high-grade tub. &c per ID.
print. 5z15c per b hTsts. tub, Sec Per D.
print; \, acc Per =, process n butter. tub. &c
Poultry.
Live Poultry-spring chickens. 1saI5c per
h; hens. I2sI3c per To-; ROSTERS 1oc per Ib.i
ducks I5aI5c per 10. turkeys, large, 1sszoc
per ID: small 17s1sc per H.
Dressed POuItry-TUrkey hens. Und=zwn.
SGa2sc per III gobblers- uncraun- 1ezZ1c per
To-: old toms, 1sa2oc per To- turkeyz, thin,
I5zIsc per h. medium. 15a16c Per h.. hens
old. 1SsI4c per b. choice geese 1Sslzc per
Vegetables
Potatoes 5oa55c PEI hU-. sweet potatoes.
s. e5a259 Per Dbl onions, S1aSoc per on
Fruit
Apples s. eoa5 20 per bbI: pinesappIes. s. %
40 - per crate. grapes. Amelia, s. aoaT-oa
Per EeE. KeefeT pears. 20s15c Per basket:
California oranges. sf.50a5-t0 per box grape
FRUIT. se-e-sa2-5e per crate Florida oranEEI-
- oGa2-75 per box. tanZeri1ss. s5-55as - Pc
Green Goods.
Cucunbe-s hot house. s0casl GO Ter do:
tomato fa2cy h 1 T s. oee5o9 Per
cabbaEs. Sl-0os1-z5 per 1e9 lbs. beets. s5e
per doz-. squash. 81 dali per b5L. celery
&c. PS-snSs--ies = - x -
SsslO per bblss green peppers. So per bbI.f
red peppers $50 per bbLs csuif07er- 81 %
Es-t0 Del Dbl. beans. s5-eoa7oo Per basket
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
PORTOLA EVENTS
ATTRACT RACERS
Drivers of National Fame
TO Enter Upon New Sea-
son in January.
By HARRY WARD.

Under the name OF the Panama-PaCifC
road race, in Difference to san FTanciscO's
fight 70 capture the Panama exposition
in 1915, the oft-pOstponsd PortOla auto
mobile road race meet will be helC over
the San LeandrO course on Monday,
January 2
The contest viii be under the fmmedi-
date management Of Dick Ferris. who
successfully conducted the Santa Mon
lea road race on Thanksgiving Day The
course has been cut down 70 half the
distance Of the 1893 race, and Is now
1As23 miles around. The entry blanks are
- and. according to late advices from
the coast the race viii bring together
many drivers Of national fame. Three
races are scheduled The first event
for light cars will be run in divisions,
the first division being for cars OF less
Than go inches displacement, while cars
Of from 81 TO 500 inches displacement
VIII compose the second division The
cars IN this event viii cover 100 miles
The second viii be at 50 miles. the com
peting cars being limited TO those hav-
Ing piston displacement Of from 800 to
go inches This race IS expected TO be
one of the most important heavy-car
races OF the year The third event will
he Il fTee-fOr-aU, scheduled for 207 miles
Handsome trophies and large cash prizes
viii - given the successful drivers The
course Is being put in shape by the
county supervisors and arrangements
are under way to have il properly pa
trClled on the day OF the races. A big
carnival and confetti battle will follow
the race and Oakland IS expecting more
than half a million people will be at
tTaCted by the races and festival
The Commercial Automobile and Sup
ply Company has been advised that
Clarence II Booth. formerly manager
OF EMF plant No. 5. has succeeded the
late David Hunt. IT., as manufacturing
manager Of the EMF Company
An Owen Berlin" was delivered YES
terday TO Nj LanstOn by Miller Broth
erS- It IS the S-st car Of this type TO
be received in Washington and Is at
tracing considerable attention on &C
count OF its graceful lines and handsome
finish
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Trading Confined to Spectators Values Easier
MARKET RATHER ERRATIC, EASIER,
AND WITHOUT IMPORTANT
INFLUENCES.

NEW YORK, Dec. I3.-If you buy
stock you receive IL from a trader. If
YOU make sale. IL is to a traaeT-it is
purely and simply a traders market
and that is all there is to IT. No one
but traders care 10 take any chances
with it and the traders play back and
forth for their eighths and quarters
with but little expectation Of doing any
better, the meantime watching their
transactions closely and ready 20 get
out quickly on the first symptom of a
change the other way. Barring I'M
forester developments it is more than
likely that the market Will be G back
ing and filing affair for an indefinite
period. The professional element tried
Steel common. and found il yielding
and they pounded for = Of a point net
loss Then they hit Reading for q and
Union Pacific for 4 and the rest OF
the list for modest gains. Having
brought their fraction within sight the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Democrats Lay Plans
For Tariff Campaign

Democratic members Of the Ways and
Means Committee in the House are not
going 10 wait for the beginning or
the session Of the Sixty-second Con
gress in order 10 take Up the tariff.
Instead, they plan to take up IN the
coming recess and work on r. Il all
through the summer They hope to
have accumulated a vast amount OF
needed information by q year from this
December, So that they can enter into
the subject Of tariff revision intel
IiEently and without delay.
This was decided on at a meeting
held at the Capitol last night, attend
ed BY the Democratic members OF the
y avs and Means Committee, most Of
the members OF the Kentucky deIega-
ton, "Marse" Henry Watterson, and
Champ Clark CalOne1 WattersOn
gave the assembled Democrats a lot of
Of wisdom The talk is said to have
concerned mainly the tariff.
As the result Of the conference, Mr.
Clark is expected to give out a state
Outstanding that he viii make his
.5Jsition known en- the question Of a
committee on Committees, and IL is
asserted he VIII come out in favor OF
q committee on committees
The determination Of the Ways and
Means Democrats TO go into the tariff
operations the coming summer is taken
u mean that It is the purposS 70 enter
on general revision It Is the feeling
of the Democratic leaders that they are
in effect under pledge TO the country
to undertake revision, and that they
cannot avoid It and should not
The activity Of the Democrats on
WAYS and Means indicates that II i
not the Democratic purpose TO give
much attention 20 the tariff board or
the finding Of any commission. but to
have the Ways and Means Committee
probe the facts itself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Commissioners Would
Extend Colorado Ave.

The Commissioners today forwarded
to Congress bin TO authorize the ex-
tension OF Colorado avenue northwest
from Fourteenth street TO Sixteenth
street northwest The estimated cost
OF the land necessary to be condemned
is $15.5Ss. The bill provides that the
total cost, together with the expenses
Of the condemnation proceedings, shall
be assessed on surrounding and abut-
ting property as benefits.
The Commissioners say they believe
the passage Of this bill desira bic, for the
reason shat Colorado avenue between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets is be-
coming az important thoroughfare, and
should Dc opened to its fun width of
I'D feet, as laid down in the highway
extension plans. before increase in the
value Of the land or the erection Of I'M
provements makes the cost prohibitive
The widening OF Kennedy street. Il
- said also il desirable.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13

traders turned their attention 10 gather
ing the fraction 10 the credit Of a bank
account, and following precedent the
price began 10 recover and by noon had
turned the losses into net sains-srnali
ones on Union and Reading and within
= Of the closing on Steel. So narrow
was the market that many room traders
gave Il up in disgust and the slow,
grinding process Of milking eiEhths and
quarters was resumed.
II the minor stocks there wasn't
enough doing 10 keep the ticker from
growing tired doing nothing. and the
session dragged its weary way through
the noon hour without showing any dis
position 10 break loose, anywhere in
the list.
1T the recoveries the professionals
started selling again, and IN the second
hour Of the afternoon, nearly the low
prices Of the day were touched. Steel
dropped to 721k. net loss Of So Read
ing 20 1852. Z loss and Union Pacific
to 1874 q s. drop. wen At the easier
prices the market vas without life or
ambition, sales being limited In volume.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
GAS SECURITIES
ATTRACT ATTENTION
Day in Which They Have a
Practical Monopoly of
Local Market.

Il was Washington Gas Securities
day Oh the local Exchange for, with
the exception o. one lone share OF
Washington Railway preferred. there
was not a sale OF anything but Gas
bonds and Gas stock.
Gas as sold at 1Ioss 10 11gz. and the
SIS at 1105k TO 1908. save for a few odd
los that brought 10. The close was
at II0ss-
In the stock list but ten shares
changed hands. this at Z above the
closing figure OF yesterday. the sale
being a. TSE-
This tells the story-aH the tale ex-
cept the making Of bid and asked
prices. the guide to the long list OF in
active securities, that were entirely
nominal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Baltimore Lines Up
For Canal Exposition

BALTIMORE, Dec 12.-BaItimore's
city council will so on record as IA
voring Washington as the site for the
Par ANA Canal Exposition in 1915.
Resolutions repeating the city's in
dOrsement of New Orleans and sdvO-
eating Washington were introduced
in the first branch OF council last
night and will be passed and ap-
proved by Mayor MahooI.
Mayor Mahool said today that he
did not know, when he approved the
resolution indOrSinE New Orleans,
that Washington wished 10 have the
exposition. He said he thought Wash
ington the suitable place for the ex-
position. and that il was to Balti-
more's interest to have II there
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
LYNCH UNOPPOSED
FOR PRESIDENCY
Magnates Against Former
Umpire's Reelection With
draw Opposition.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-After series
bf conferences lasting far into the
early hours today, al opposition to the
reelection Of Thomas J. Lynch, presi-
lent OF the Nat Onal Baseball League,
collapsed, and l. is was announced that
TO rival name would be presented at
he meeting this afternoon
Although there were a number OF
measures under discussion this morn
Ing, between the vast swarI2 Of mag
hates, managers, presidents, and cap
lains that filed the Hotel BresIin,
everything indicated the best of humOr,
and there was not a sing promise of
Serious discussion The crowd was one
Of the biggest for a National League
meeting in years. and included the
president Of every club except John 7.
Brush, Of the New York Giants
August HerTmann's plan for electing
league presidents for three years, in
stead OF one, was discussed pro and
con
Both sides had supporters. and 1t was
evident that a determined effort would
be made 10 put the measure through
Mr. Hermann declared that il would
be a good thing for the league
1T would put an end 10 deadlOCks, 20
declared he. and that would certain
u be a great thing for the National
League We must cut out the politics
snd play business
Bans Schedule Committee.
a communication was expected from
Ian johnson, president Of the American
League, recommending that schedules
be made up by a joint committee in
the future. instead Of by two commit
tees-One from each league
We must cooperate" declared Mr.
Johnson this morning We must az
range our schedules 10 suit the con-
venienc. Of both leagues"
Johuson's plan had number Of sup
poTters in the National League The
club presidents from cities having both
National and American League teams
advocated systems OF schedule making
that would give neither league the ad-
vantage Johnson contends for an early
closing of the season. and he expressed
The belief this morning that the Ma
1ional League nad barely cleared ex-
Psnses from October 1 10 the end OF
The 1910 season
Murphy HIS Crouch.
Although no questions Of extreme i'm
portance vex the magnates. Charles
Murphy, Of the Chicago Cubs, came
forward with his annual crouch against
The umpires- This season he declares
that his team got the worst Of it IN
the worlds championship games. But
Murphy is not alone In his anger for
Charles Ebbetts. OF Brooklyn, and Eor-
ace FogeI, OF Philadelphia are with
him Ebbetts has been a smoIdering
volcano ever since he was punished for
turning ShOrtstop Mcmillan over TO the
Rochester. n 7, club without asking
waivers on him
FogeTs complaint is against Umpire
Klein. who IS, he declares. being pro-
tected by President Lynch.
The report that William Hepburn
Russell Of New York. had purchased
the Boston club was discussed, and Il
was Tuuored that an official announce
ment would be made as 10 this after
The meeting late this afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
IN THE SENATE.

Senator Cummins addressed the Sen
ate in favor of tariff revision. sched-
ule by schedule
The investigation Of third zagree prac-
tees was continued Dy the special
committee named 10 inquire into that
subject Further testimony was
heard on the Weaver case
The Finance Committee decided to re-
fer ali tariff commission bills to a
subcommittee.
Senator CullOn, OF Illinois. int- oduced
bin for s&Ooo.Oo9 memorial TO Abrs-
ham LincolI-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Dartmouth Gets $500, 900.

HANOVER. y H. Dec I3--Announce-
ment Of gift Of S500.000 rom Edward
Tuck of Paris, a graduate of Dartmouth,
for the further enlargement of the
teaching force, is made by Ernest Fox
Nichols president Of the college This
makes more than S.0O0.0oo, which Mr..
Tuck he's given the college in the last
ten years, the principal gift being the
Ames Tuck School of Administration
and Finance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To Herman & Abbott, TO repair store
at I235 Pennsylvania avenue northN lest
Architect, William L Webster: ION
tractor. T. c. Henderson; estimated
cost. $500
To Albert Brager. to repair buildings
at 527 and 81 Seventh street northwest
Architect, AstOr Lunch Company; con-
tractors, Mckay & Morris; estimated
cost. $500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
TODAY'S SALES.

Washington Gas IS. s100Guola. tle0a
100, so0aI10ss-
Washington Gas IS, s1.0oOd1165z- 800
eii01z, 8 ,90gd1101L, =, OO0G110sz. S5G0al101s
s5o0al161z, S50oHI1O1z. S45aII0. S110dII0. s5t
d1f0. S54aI1G, S54d110. s5zaI10, S1e0d11g.
s., Oo9a1I01z, S3.O00G11OSs. s.. 0oOdI1es.- 40
GIIgss. S,0eq4I105s, s1,000dI10ss. S1.0002
11O3s-
Washington Railway and Electric. PIE
ferred 1GST-
Washington Gas. 10d7SIk
After csll-WsshingtOn Gas As s2eG6
11O1z-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
What Congress Did.
IN THE HOUSE

The House convened at noon
General debate on the pension appro-
priation bill was begun
The District Commissioners appeared
before the subcommittee of the House
Appropriations Committee IN behalf OF
the District budget
The House District Committee agreed
70 make the public service commission
bill a special order at tomorro7v's
meeting
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
Millionaire Chemist
Dies In Baltimore

BALTIMORE Dec Is.-I.oufs Dohmc.
millionaire chemist, president Of the
widely known Arm OF Sharp & Dohme,
manufacturing druggists OF this city,
died here early TODAY. Mr.. Dohme was
taken III nine weeks ago, while home
ward bound from Europe Mr. Dohue
was born in Germany, 81 1s37, and came
70 this country when hfteen years Of
age He began his career as & drug
clerk he was a devotee Of art and
music
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
RARE HONOR is PAID
TO YOUNG NAVY HERO
President Awards Medal to
Electrician Who Saved
Comrade.

Il was a rare honor which the Presi-
dent Of the United States this morning
conferred on William Z. Snyder, chef
electrician of the scout crusier Birming-
ham
The Chief Executive presented a med
al to Snyder for the heroic rescue of q
cOmrade ana he did il in the presence
Of the Cabinet.
SNYDER last winter Iesped from the
deck OF the Birmingham - she iay in
Hampton Roads and dragged a fello.y
seaman from The water. This sailor had
twice gone down and was near DEATH,
lie had fallen overheard into the icy
waters Of the roadstead and had struF-
sled for more than a minute 10 save
himself.
snyder vas on deck at the time. \
chill wind swept the water and cakes
OF ice foated by on the tide II was
cold. but Snyder did not hesitate He
plunged I'm and grappIed with Tire
drowning man. Life lines were cast 10
ther7- but their fingers had been frozen
SUN and they could not grasp the
INES Il was a desperate struggle,
put SNYDER won, and saved himself
and his friend.
President Told Of Rescue.
This story had been told 10 the Prssi-
{.
complete report OF it. and the Secretary
directed that gold medal be present
ed 10 the hero as the departments
recognition or bravery
The President himself wished to hand
this token 70 the young hero. and today
snyder accompanied by Captain WyIie
his commanding officer, stood in the
presence Of the COmmdnder-in-Chief Of
the United States Navy, members Of
the Cabinet and other officials while
President Taft delivered the medal with
this high compliment:
Mr.. Taft's Tribute.
Mr. Snyder It has become my very
pleasant duty TO present to YOU a
medal Of honor to commemorate your
courage. and effective courage, in sav-
ing the life OF a comrade who was
sinking for the second time. and would
doubtless have lost his life had you
not gone without hesitation 10 his res
cue
Attempted rescuss in such cases are
frequently attended by the death OF
both and Il gives NE great plaSur@ &C
present TO you, on behalf OF the Gov
eminent Of the United States. an evil
denCe that you are a worthy member
Of the United States Navy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
BONDS
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

Hartman & Co--The market is tenn
porarily resolving itself into a trading
area. the realizing OF traders was
chiefly RESPONSE Ole for the reaction in
the last hour yesterday Purchases OF
weakness today with stop order prO-
lection are recommended IN good stocks
Active issues VIII continue to meet Of
ferings on rallies around figures hereto
fore Indicated. The market is strongly
held, however, ard Is not likely 10 get
out Of hand We would accept mod
crate profits as offered until q stimulus
appears. Bull specially work may lead
the list upward a little later.
W. B. Hibbs & Co.-WhiIe the pros
poets Of a Copper consolidation in the
near future are not bright, al the same
time the copper interests Of the coun-
try are in a better position 70 bring
about an amalgamatiOn than at any
time in years. Recent conferences have
created a better understanding, and the
result has been more stable conditions
in the copper market
A G. Plant & Co.-There is nothing
TO base an opinion on. If you buy you
get your stock from a trader If you
sell il goes 10 ? trader