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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Bonn fommenocm sanserfeit.

Solgenbe @eangpereine baben Die
Jragebogen an ben forrelponoierel.
ben Sefretar Der Geitbeb0roe, @errll
Wolter @uppermann, pori1rifts-
maBig ausgefiiat, 5uriidgeianot:
CEDAR 90 dnnermor bon
|S'ahinn, 20 Mitglieoer.
Difigent, Cir. 2ud; Y%r1lioent,
Chr. Sai1oer. Sefretar, emil 0oq.
ner. Ms Sololieo, mclfes por
benz betreffenoerl 8ereine beim
apmmers gum 8ortrag fomnlt, bal
Oieier 8erein oas i6one 2ieo: on.
te 9fadt, iiBe Stub, gep6blt.
5pring 8,r an h 2ieoer,
ia Ell BON Siaenoabl, Ia Mitalie.
Ser.
9irieent, 2ouis Striebling; 8rd-
iioent, @iGenbobl; Sefretdr,
aug. @elies. sololieo: v5riiblings-
lieo".
NofoaIe 2ieberfram5,
9fof6ale, is Mitglieoer.
9irisent. Otto 2ensert; Graii-
bent, @uituD 8adbaus; Sefretar,
9lue. Eihoertner.
S6uIenbu.rg 2ieoer.
trans, S6ilenbllrs, 16 @itslic
Der.
9irigent, 6. @rauner; Nruiioent
$. gotbmann; S%efretdr, 81. IS
genefer. Sololieo: o9ie itiae @oI'
ierrole."
Sieb Sill M1nnerdor,
Sigh Sin, IA Mitslieoer.
! 9irisent, 6ran5 Ston5el, @rdli.
| bent, 5. 8. Seinri6; SefretGr.
aoolpb aainer. Sololieo: 80 mui.
oerifone 5riiblines3eit.
8renbom 8ormGrts,
grenbum, Is Mitelieoer.
9irigent, 6. &laerner; 8r1li
bent, Souis 9ronnenfonnt; Sefrc-
tar, g. Munoelius. sololieo: sci.
matlieb.@
@orwdrts, 9eniion - Mit
| gIieoer.
0irisent, W. 81. Gperitt; 9raii.
bent, q. glfert; SefretGr, $. 6
Siloebronot. Sololieo: nHbeinipein
lieo."
Der faiiarIide oeutlfe aoniul
&err Otto Sheiot bon COLLECTION
bat 8ugeiaet Bel Dem SGngerfeIt ge
| genmdrtig 81 iein,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
CAMPAGNE -kOMITE, CITIZENS TICKET.
(Nn5ei9e.)

90 feline @usiidt auf Grfolg ba::.
Mber trosoem miro bel ieoem 8o6l-
fumpf Dos Prohibitions @eihrei
erboben. @arum? @eil's gut
5iebt.
Srobibition bot init unierm ltab-
til6en @ablfanpf in @irfli6feit
gar ni6ts gu tun. 90 lange I'M
lere 8epolferung 10 iibermiegeno an
t-probibitioniitii6 tit, orobt un5
BON feiner Stdotperpaltuna einc
8efabr, mag tie iein lpie iie mil,
oenn bas @enige, mas cine probi-
6itioniitiide @erlpoltnng tun fonn-
te, ipclln mirflih cine iolde bur;b
cillen .3ufoa ms gntt fonnmen
lolse, miro lie nidt al hllr maeen.
ipenn tie meiB, bob tie ooourh ben
Sob Der geo0lferung gegen iit)
mufbrinet. 9afar aber, oob mir So
cal Option bier befommen fonnten,
lpas iGr aaeroings bic Mo6t geba,
ms 5u iduriegelrt tit porldufig
nod feine @efabr. @enn mir aber
Staatsprobibition befommen, oonll
niist uns ielbit Ole freiiinnigite
Staotpermaltung 1lifts, ebenio me-
mig, mie iie ms etipos gegen oas
5onntagsgeies geniibt bat, oeiiel
9nrdfiibrung Mapor Galagbon be-
fanntli6 rubig bat nit oniebeli
niiiien. 9ie 8robibitionsfroge 5ot
alio NIT Der Staotmabl ni1ts gu
tim. Sic miro al1b rur nit oema=
9ogiider Mbiidt in oen @ablfamrf
bereinserrt, IAN Elm bequemes
aampfmitte 81 boben, oeller iidj
Der 8egner i6mer erndbren fann.
Wan bat in oieiem @ablfampi
nidt often berals bebauptet, oab
8ebb uno ieine Witfanoioater
Brobibitioniiten ieien, ober i'm Sc
beimen bat mar ourf @erb1fti-
gungen BEL Der oerti6en 8epolfc-
rllng oieien @lauben gu ernefen
geiudt uno besbalb bielten mir es
fir uniere 8flidt, oieier uniinui-
gen 8~ebauptung auf's gntlhieben.
ite entgegen5mtreten. @ebb lit il
menig Erobibitioniit mie Goaag-
ban II. Die uebrigen bic auf ieinem
Sidet iteben, Iin0s ou6 ni6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02

pIoslidl ais oieier ieine Yflidt ais
Senator tat uno ni1t geborlain
crfuate, mas er inn befabl.
Die meiiten oieier Strei1e babet
ia on uno fir iib feine sroBe 9cs
oelltune. Sn ibrer @eiammtbeit abel
geben iie cine idarfe aarafteriltif
unieres Wapors uno leiner Mrt uno
8eiie. Sic 5eigen uns, oaB Mapor
@olaghnn Elm Mann it, Der ieinerr
2aunen uno plosIiden gingebunsen,
ieinen Neigul1een ulo Mbneigungell
audi in ieinen Mmtsbanolunee1
folgt ano iif BET ioIder @elegen-
beit nibt an Der 9urbieslns ieines
@iaens binoern laBt, ielbit mer1 ct
lib ielbit iagen muB, Dab er I'M I'm
redt lit. 90 biloen bieie @enieltrei-
DIE, 10 unbeoeilteno iie an rno fir
iid iein mogen. iebr ernit gu neb-
mel1oe Spmptome ieines miafirll-
den, berri6iiidtigen nnb ielbitberr-
li6en &egiments II. Tie mebren lih,
ie lat1ger Der Mapor i'm @mt lit ulln
je rpeniaer @ioeriprud) er finoet.
0esbalb miiiien mir orlb aus ibnen
Die ue%ber5ensuftg sewinnen, oaB es
bobe 3eit 1T, eirem @eeiment ell
gnoe gu MAIDEN, oas, 10 gut es fritz
Der ai6 semeIen tit, fid aamalig slt
elmer groBen @efabr fir uniere
Staot nno lire 8epobrer entlpidcli
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Sedssebn Mpplifonte

SeGs5ebn Nppltfalltett baber
bon 9unoesridter Marep oas poat
9iirgerredt er6olten. SoIgeno.
0enti6e, befinoen lid unter ibnen
Sobn Sdulno, @us. bon @ieoina.
5reo. @roB IT., bernhard S. @ie.
hermann, SIS. Osmalo glsner, Ser.
mann Sobn 8al uno Mar @ultat
Gesolo.
Ser 8riefmarfen 8erfeuI
III unlerm Boitamt miro BON Gag 81
Gag groBer. @abreno oes Monats
Ipril bat er $4,000 betragen, I'M
nabe5n $4,000 mehr als i'm Mpril
BEG lesten Sabres.
Sreitag abeno giebt Sic 60,
limo : @eieaidaft ein 9an5frGnsd)el
IN ibrer Salle.
SEER g. efIer uni
@emablin treteri morgen cine ge.
iubsreiie nod 0cllti6Iano uno Der
Shmei5 on.
Ser s1aoetL ser ipabrenf
beg lesten Monats our6 Seuer il
unierer Staot angerihtet mllroe.
lit nidt groB geDeien. 9us idlimm-
tie 5euer mar oas i'm Maperisf
Glarfe @ebdlloe; Ser BORT aneeridj.
tete Sdaoen. betrng ungefabr
$4,000. 0os nd9itgroBte nor oas
5euer in Dem Garter-M SIN.
peien; BORT muroe Elm Shooen bon
$4,000 angerihtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Sac Yiarr5ans uon Snbesaetb,
&oman bon sbusneloo aib
(l%ortieblllla.l


Sic 5udte Die SfuItern uno fuhr
Damn NIT Der Sono ~obmebreno our9
Die Suit. u@eiB i6's2 Sic Der
langel lnmoglihes, penn i1 Sbner
oas beute idon iosen ioa. SD per-
De zines Abenos meiner Gouiint
uno meinem Better mitteilen: ,Mor.
gen reiie i6I = uto oieier grtidluf
miro mir oann lelber ebenio iiber'
raif)eno iein als ben anberen."
sic woaen ~feinerlei @eIes fen
men, Sraulein Sarriet
g@ein," entgesnete iie lebbaft
~fein onoeres ieoenfoGs aIs meir
eigenes iepeiliges @onen."
n@iit ge8us ouf Sbre slbreiie Iaiie
'i6 Sbren ausiprud seIten, id iinoe
fllr6en altfbrud gei6madpoGer uls
oas longe 8Iauoern ouf be.
Sdipele aber bic @eraaeemeine'
rllng Sbrer Sbeorie lit bod beoent.
lib, nidt pabr?" gr batte iif
porniibergebeugt uno Ilif]te bel BEN
lebten 2id)t oes Cages tbr @uge.
Sp par iebr rot eelporben ulln
blieb ibm = mol gum erlten MuIe
- Die anttport iduIoig.
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Der Jl(agM 6ea@l feline Steern ni6t.

@abrenb jcber @faun ober iebt 6ram in Sun amtumiu sssmnmgen
iurS, Stenerm gu 6esablen, fpmms Der Ntapur Oider &erpHi5tnma
nitt mad. &Onmt SIR bides eutbceem?
9apor GaQasban idnloet iettStaats- mb COUNTY shnern I'M
getrase uum $123014 mb be5ablt tie niJt. 3mgeib tit cine Nsadlai-
iemihaf, ole CT ais 6amptbeteiigter fpntroGiert, am Staats= uh
Committeeman Die smmme pn $t4S929 ibmlOis mnO 6esa@lt fe nidt.
Seoe amoere Terion in Gun GntoniO wmroe sesunnsen, lire
Stenern al be5abem, berl0re ir Gigentnm per mIfte @eridtsfpiten
mmO strafem be5abcm. Mber nidrt Mapor Ganlasbam.
SIN BEN lektem ie)s Sagrcn 500 CT Dpn Der Sta0t ais SnlGr
bic Gmmme bpm $21,600 mno an Gelbern nuts Sdn &pntngcnt 1pnbs
$3.50, aGo imsseiammt $29S50. Elm srukes germOsem. abr trptbem
be5a9lt er benz Staat seras mnO serar COUNTY midut mas n ibmen redu-
lid idnbet.
MapOr Galas9ans paiSnldt stenern. sic jtt iaQia nnO mod
nmbesablt inn, belanfen id amf forgenbe 8etrGse: 1899, $125.23;
1900, $116.2s; 1901. $13s.22; 1902. s123.97; 1903, $685.;
1901, s96.5S; 1903, $500 1906, $9116; 1907, $1os.49; 1908,
$9696; 1909, $13670; @eammtiumme $123014.
Ginidieklid Der @adla1enidaft, Die er funtroaiert, ersiebt i'd
ene Smmme rIdiambiser Stenern pon $271942.
Ncint SIR nidt, memn SIR fnr feds Sabre elm 10 feHes Gebalt
gespsem batht, neben benz &ont;ngent= 5nmb, alu beinabe $1,000,
baf SIR oann Die ~redtmahise s@rIo an staat mo County absetra=
gen bGttet?
Der MapDr iebt bod oaranf, baf SIR Gnre stenern besa9t.
&arnm beablt e feline midt?
CAMPAGNE.kOM CITIZENS TICKET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
SssmLfolaenben lit oos auaemeine

Sm- foloenoen lit bas aagemeine
Brogramm oes orei Gage anoauerne
ben Sangerfdltes entbolten. 0ie
SeIer fonnen oarous erieben, oub
fiir bie masiuGrtigen @alte in ieoer
0iniidt ales getan it, INN ibneu
Die poar Gage hires Sidtieins 10
ongenebm mie moelif gu geitalten.
In unterbaltungen ieglider Irt
feblt es gemiB nidt. Muitin bietet.
5umal in oieler idonen SriiI,-
lings5eit, 10 piele sebenslpiiroigtei
ten, ooB in ben menigen fur5er
3mi1denpmllen Ben gelu1ern oie
3eit nt6t lang meroen fam.
Brogramm:
Sonntag mad m 1t a gs.
= gmpfong Der announcement San.
ger om gobnbof Marid) nit M,l=
if nod Dem &auptqrortier, IN mel.
6em ein fleiner SmbiB ~perabreidt
miro. Mbenos, @orteufonsert in
Suol3 0arfeft.
W g. @mpfung ser @d-
tie NIT Mulif. Mari6 nod Sc,
6eltboae, moielbit Ser giirgermeiiter
Der Stoot, Serr %. 8. @oolorioge
Die Ginger I'M Namen Ser @toct
4nitin besriiben miro. Modmittogs
l1br firoet Die eri tie @eneralprobe
ltntt. lin 4:30 meroen oie per-
eirigten Ginger iid in Ser @on5ert.
Dalle periammelnL nad Dem Stoats=
fapitol moridieren, Inn bort oem
5ouperneur ., g. Golquitt ein
Stano6en 81 brineen. 4benos hin
8 l1br nimmt oas erite aon5ert i'm
O%pernbauie ieinen Infang.
Stestag: Wnreens Inn 9
ltbr Die 2. 8robe. No9mittaes nm
nbr 8eriammIlrng Ser Ginger
in Der &on5ertba1e, StroBenbabu-
fabrt nud HreBler's @nroen, uo-
lelbit Dos grobe Barbecue" obgc-
5alten miro. Sier merben fir @roB
ttno &lein aIerbano 8elnltigungelt
arrangiert meroen, unter onoern
8eiangsportrage Der @ereine uno
8ortenfonserte Ser geiammten M1r-
iiffapele. s llbr abdnos speites
ston5ert.
90 ittmob: Worgens TO ltbr.
sogiasung oes 9euti6 9eraniiden
5angerbui1oes in Sdol5' @orten.
sir Nidtoelegaten lit Elm aegel-
mo 5fattllr1lier porgeieban. NadJ.
nittags finoet cine &unofabrt per
StraBenfabrt itatt, Inn Die Sebens
piiroigfeiten Der Stoot MuStin az
6eiidtigen. IS peroen Die Staats-
anltalten, iomie au6 Die l1nipriitat
6eiidtigen peroen. Nah ser
9eiidtigltng Ser Staot miro cine
fleine grfriidunespouie in Sfo!3'
8arten gemad)t.
Mls s9luB oes Seites miro
abenos nm 8 l1br Elm GROCER aort
l1ers in Der Seitballe abgeboftcll
peroen, uno lperoen bier Die ein5erl-
men gereine lire SoloIieoer gum
Sortrag %bringen. Gle Oamen mer-
ben gu Dem 4ommers freien 3utritt
baben unb lino fin oi%eielben beiott-
oere 8ldse reierpiert, aud miro fiji.
oas leiblife @olbefinoen oerielben
Sorge %getragen merben.
Or. 6. &rueser, @oriiser NreS-
&omite.
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9roDibition mnb sic @abl.

gs tit eiit beliebtes Mittel politi
ider @egner in Ja1enb in oener cs
iif) Inn Die Stimmen bon inns
9eutih : @merifanern banoelt, iid)
gegenieitig oes 2iebdugeIns nit oep
Brobibition gu beiduloigen. Mar
lpeiB, oos 5iebt BEL uns 9eutid-
4merifanern immer. Wir iino 10
entldieoene @nti : Hrobibitioniiten.
baben einen 10, entidieoenen SAB
gegen Die &nebelung nnleres freien
@iaens ourb Die 8robibition, err
fennen 6as llniinnige unb @ef4br-
lide oieier ginribtung 10 flar uno
oeutlih, oaB mir Dor Seoem, Der in
oieler Srose ni6t ugeiuno" lit, eill
observation-disclosures baben. 9as
weiB man uno oaber periuhen es
unlereBolitifer tn e1iepG emlagogen-
@eiie INNER, oieies Mistrauen gu
meden, penrr fie ibren @egner idc-
ben poIen. &0nnen Tie nidts anoc-
reg gegen ibn parbringen, oanE
iagen iie:: Ser Mann lit Elm 9ro-
bibitioniit" uno iie piiien, oaB oos
INNER cine gemiiie @irfung aus
iibt.
9as bot man aud in Dem iesi-
gen 8ablfampf getan. Mae mogli-
den 2eute ouf Dem @ebb-Gidet
iino oes 2iebdugelns nit Der pro.
bibition beihulbigt moroen. Gogar
Der Maporsfanoioot @ebb IeIblt.
Nun lit es &errn @ebb aaeroinas
nod ME paiiiert, bob er BET @eIe-
genbeiten, BET oenen er cine fer.
porragenoe 8oae fpieIen ioate, mic
). 9. Bel 8~eriammlungen, Die 81
ieinen gbren einberufen maren, il
b~etrunfen mar, oaB ieine Sreunbe
i'm ullter ~itrifter 8emadung bal
ten muBteL INN gu perbiten, oa6
er llnbeil anridte, aber es lit ia
iblieBlid audi nidt notfg, eilien
~oerartieen geipeis fir ieine anti
probibitioniltiibe @eiinnuf1g ab5r-
legen. Seoer Der @ebb fennt, peiB
Dab er gnti : BrobibitioniIt lit uno
fein Wenib fam audi nur Die
Spur zines Benches fir Das @e,
genteil po%rbringen.
Die Seute TIM pielfad, oils menll
nur eiu Sidet, oil oeiien Spite
Wapor gaIagban's Same iteb.
Inipruf oorauf erbeben Tonne, OH.
tiprobibitioniitiid 81 iein. limb bod
fpillen iiegan5 genau, Dab in uni erer
Staot fem Menid, Der Brobibi.
tiouiit lit, gu einem Mnlt gefpGblt
tperoen fam, bob oaber aud feline
Fartei 10 birnnerbrannt Iein mir
De, Wanner auf ibr Sidet gu ieten,
Die Hrobibitioniiten iino ODER oenel.
mon nahiaeen fam, ooB tie nit
Der E~robibition lieb1ugeln. &ein
Mnporsfanoioat miiroe iolfe SIC.
men ollf Dem 9ifet ouloen, oenlr
iie piiroen iib uie Elm 9leigeiuidt
on ieine 6iiBe bdngert fem @loer.
man. aanoioot ooer aanoibot fiji
irgeno elm itd0tiides Amt piirbe lei
men Namen auf Elm Sidet ieser
~lniient an oeiien Spite elm Brobibi-
tionilt itebt, oern er meiB, oaB Ell
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(Gorticbnnn foI0t.)

@as man in ser mooernell
@eieai6aft Saft nennt, lit meiter
nidts als Die 8unit, u%nansenebnls
@abrbeiten sefduig gu berbiiuen.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Mrs. Louisa Crabtree.

Mrs. Louisa Crabtree died last
Tuesday evening, Sept. IL, at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. W..
Mitchell, and was laid to rest in
Pine Grove cemetery, Thursday
morning. Sept. IA. The funeral
was held from the Methodist
church. Rev. A. w. Luce officiat-
ing.
Louisa Crabtree was pioneer
of Idaho. Her maiden name was
Louisa Ackler. She was born in
Highland county. Ohio, December
70, 1898, and crossed the plans in
an immigrant train in 1865, locat-
ing in Ada county, Idaho, where
she was married Sept. -, 1866, to
Smith Crabtree. Her husband
died in California in 1882. She is
survived by four children-Mrs.
Mary A. Mitchell and Mrs. Lottie
Lundblad, both Of Rathdrum, Mrs.
Ida Jump Of Wilbur, Wash, and
P..S. Crabtree OF Pendleton, Ore
gon. She also leaves several
grandchildren to mourn her de.
parture.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Trustees Meeting.

The village trustees held the
regular session Monday evening,
DR.. D D. brennan acting as chair
man pro tenn in the absence Of
Martin Poisson, and c. w. Culp
acting as clerk in the absence of |.
K. M. Culp. Reinhart Bros. bill,
S67.46 for lumber. was allowed.
The bills of w. A. Poleson, H. D..
Boynton, Geo. Sylvester and S. B.
Woolery were rejected for the
reason they we're not specific nor
sworn to.
On Wednesday evening the
board held special meeting and
appointed Lester Satchwell mar
shall and street commissioner. His
bond being prepared was duly ap-
proved, he was sworn in and on
Thursday morning proceeded with
his duties under direction CT the
board, tearing out condemned side
walks in various parts of town.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Fiction Or historv.

After all. fiction Is not always the
worst place in which to look for his
tory. There IL story of Mr.. Disraell
at the time Of his extremely bumpt6-
GUS youth when he had just returned
from his travels in the east. As a
young man. much under thirty. he
met Lord Melbourne. who was then
prime minister. at dinner. Lord Mel
bourne proceeded to discourse on the
eastern question. but instead Of listen
ing to the prime minister with the re-
spect which he ought young Disraeli
said. 1T seems to me that your lord
ship has taken your knowledge Of the
east from The Arabian Nights"
Some prime ministers have known
would have snubbed the young man
severely. Lord Melbourne was not OF
that kind He rubbed his hands with
great cheerfulness and said to the
young man. "And devilish good place
to take It fromw-Lord Rosebery In an
Edinburgh Address.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
A eixth ssnse.

An interesting discussion arose at q
recent college lecture concerning the
'iustinct Of direction" possessed 30
marveiously by savage races and by
animals. Undoubtedly animals are
aided largely by scent. In the case OF
humans It Is different. and some Of
the pupils argued that the primitive
man Is able to find his way in the
densest forest without taking note Of
the sun. the wind. the lay of the land
or the course of the streams. There.
fore 1t was said he must be guided by
n sixth sense because none Of the reg
ular Eve senses could aid him. Other
pupils. however. argued that the In
dian found his way in places where
there were no apparent guides be-
cause he knew how. because he had
learned all his life how to do 1t. just
as the writer. for instance. will write
page after page of copy. spelling oil
the words correctly. but yet cannot II
asked TO spell simple word. This is
because be learned the words long
ago and his spelling Is purely me.
chanical. 1t IL 30 with the Indian
finding his way through. the woods
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Call for Sealed Bids.
Rathdrum, Idaho, Aug. %.

Rathdrum, Idaho, Aug. %. 1911.
Notite is hereby given that pur-
suant to order Of the Board Of Trus-
tees of the Village of Rathdrum,
Idaho, sealed bids will be re-
ceived up to September l6, 1911, for
building a sidewalk, and furnishing
all material for same, along the front
of the Il. S. Won Hosteen property
AUDITING on Missouri avenue, 10 the
Village Of Rathdrum, Idaho; said
sidewalk to be constructed of Exc
plank surfaced on one side and each
securely nailed with six 20.penny
nails TO three 2x6 stringeTs, said side
walk to be l42 feet long and five feet
1 inches wide, and built 10 accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No.
35.
The sealed bids must be filed with
| the clerk of the said board at his
office in Rathdrum, Idaho, on or be-
fore September l6, 1911.
j. r M. CULP,
! St Village Clerk.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Jurors Drawn.

A list Of forty jurors drawn for the
September term Of the Kootenai
county district court. and who will
report Septembe rs for duty, has
been made public as follows:
Oscar Weir, Warren Dent. Spirit
Lake; W. H. Loan, Post Falls; w. A.
Haynes, Fernwoodr Jas. A. Foster,
0. d. Moon, VIM. Mann, Occur d..
Alene; J. II. Crawford, r. b. Dicker.
son. W. A. Hicks. Sherman; Orlando
A. Scott. St. Maries; Frank Beck,
Lacrosse; Benton Donart, Jas. Elder,
Ko0tenai; James Simmons, Sanders;
John Taylor. Fred LindQnist, Louis
Coplen. Harrison: John Fe'rcll, St.
Joe; George w. Clark. Athol; Chas.
H. Nudge, Gust Haynes, Lakeshor.;
VIM. Morris, Lake Creek; Pat Whal.
en-. W. NJ. Dwy"r, Mission; John
Linn, Dalton; VIM. Coleman, Rim.
rock; Hamilton Davis. Gust Roth,
J. G. Purington, Angus Mcintosh,
Rathdrum; liver Moe, Lane; j. p
Healy, p J.. johnson, Lewis; Ed
Whiting, Harrison; G. L Fi,zsim
mons, Mica; P. s. Mashburn. Santa
W. A. Rhodes, Squaw Bay.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Old Time Taxation,

During the eleven years from 1905
to 1706 the Englishman over twenty.
Eve who shirked matrimony was call
ed on to pay shilling annually. with
a further sum. according to rank. of
5 shillings for gentleman and f12
los. for duke. tax which yielded to
the revenue about $1,000 week. In
these good old times" the Briton had
to pay tax when he took wife and
another tax every time he qualified as
father. Thus a dukes nuptials cost
him ESQ 4s.. his heir ESQ 2s.. and for
each later male addition to his family
his joy was discounted by a payment
Of f25 Is. The benedict whose income
was less than ESQ year had to pay
D., Cd. on his marriage and 2 shillings
every time he became father.-Lon.
don Standard.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
CROSSING tho Bar.

Tennyson's famous poem Crossing
the Bar" was written. said his son.
In the poets eighty-first year. ION a
day in October when we came from
Aidworth to Farringford. Before
reaching Farringford he had had the
moaning of the bar in his mind. and
after dinner he showed ME the poem
written out. That is the crown of
your life's work." said his son. who
was the first man after the poet to
read Crossing the Bar" and who
passed the first criticism upon it in
such fitting and generous language
1T came In a moment" said the poet,
and he explained the pilot as the Di-
vine and Unseen. who is always guild
ing us. A day or two before he died
the poet. calling his son to his bed
side. said. Mind you put Crossing the
Bar at the end Of all editions of my
POEMS"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Warmir,a the Eooe,


There was once an old lady in Scot
land who kept few hens. As she
lived close to the house In which q
church minister lived he asked her to
send him two new laid eggs every
morning and he would pay her for
them.
So the old lady sent her girl to the
minister's house every moning with
two eggs. and the minister's servant
always thought the eggs were newly
laid because they felt quite warm. as
IL they had just been taken from the
hens nest.
But one day the eggs were cold. SO
the servant asked: Are the eggs fresh
today. Janey? They do not seem
warm"
The simple girl looked at the maid
and then said. "Ou. aye, they're quite
fresh. only my mother could not get
the cat to sit on them this morning,
as It ran away"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15

F. II. Hendricks Of Spokane, who
has been ruSticating at the Wolff
brothers ranch east OF town, for a
week returned home, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Of Minneapol S
stopped off in Athol few days, and
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Dyer. They had been on a
trip to the coast and were on their
way home. Mrs. Clark is an aunt of
Mrs Dyer.
Large and commodius hay barns
are going up on the big Corbin ranch.
Contractor win Joseph is doing the
work.
At the regular meeting of the
school board, Monday evening, the
old officers were reelected, AL Williams
chairman; j. H. Snyder, treasurer:
). -. clclS SUI, CIeTk. SdW nose
borough was sworn in as new NON
| Der.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Harding and
family left for their new home ir
Orland, CAL, Wednesday. They
have lived on their farm three miles
south of Athol for about eight years
The move now is made on account Of
Mr.. Harding's rheumatism. He is {
number one farmer, the kind will
which community dislikes to part
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding both hav,
scores of friends 10 Athol and vicinity
who all Join in wishing them al
kinds of good things in the land o
I orange blossoms and perpetual sun
| shine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15
Locating iesberas.

The captain Of an ocean steamer in
most cases finds out when his vessel
Is approaching an iceberg from the
men down in the engine room. That
sounds queer. but 1t Is q fact never
theless. 1t appears that when
steamship enters water considerably
colder than that through which It has
been going its propeller runs faster.
Such water usually surrounds the vici-
mage Of icebergs for many miles.
When the propeller's action therefore
is accelerated without the steam pow
er being increased word is passed up
to the officer on the bridge that ice
bergs may be expected. and q close
lookout for them IL established. There
are natural reasons for the propeller
acting in this way. and sea captains
will assert the same thing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-09-15

An article that has real merit
shou ID in time become popular. That
such is the case with Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy has been attested by
many dealers. Here is one of them,
H. W. Hendrickson, Ohio Falls, Ind,
writes, "Chamberlaih's Cough Remedy
Is the best for coughs, colds and
Group, and is my best seller" For
sale by all dealers.