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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
O'Neil Loses On Appeal.

The state supreme court, all the
Judges concurring, handed down a
iecis'on at Boise, Wednesday night,
declaring that B. f. O'Neil must
serve the term of Imprisonment i'm.
posed by the district court of Koot-
enai county last winter, following his
conviction on the charge OF making
false reports OF the condition of the
State Bank Of Commerce of Wallace,
OF which he was president
BY this decision, O'Neil must serve
an indeterminate term OF two To ten
ye'rs in the state peniten'iary.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
: ". c. 7. U. Column. :
EDITED BY MEMBERS OF LoCALw c.T.u.

Regular meetings, 4th Friday of each
month. Place Of meeting announced each
month. All ladies interested in temperance
work are cordially invited to attend
PLEDGE.
II hereby solemnly promise, God helping
me, to abstain from all distilled, fermented
and malt liquors, including wine, beer and
cider. as a beverage, and to employ all pro-
per means to discourage the use of and
traffic in same"
OBJECT-To unity throughout the world
tine work OF women in temperance and social
REFORM, ana to work for the complete over
throw OF the alcohol and opium trades
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Educate. Or.
ganize.
, METHODS Preventive. Educational,
Evangelistic. Social and Legal.
BADGE--A Knot Of White Ribbon.
TIME OF PRAYER-Noontide.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
Grain and Separator Burn.

r. c. Thompson lost his grain
crop and shed at Eight-mile
prairie by fire last Saturday even
ing, Jos. Prucha of Athol losing
his threshing machine in the same
blaze. The machine had been at
work only short time in the
afternoon. A high wind was blow
ing, and sparks from the engine
ignited the stacks of wheat. An
effort to pull the separator away
was unsuccessful and it was entire
ly destroyed. AS one of these
machines costs between $500 and
$4,000, Mr.. Prucha's loss is a heavy
one.
Mr.. Thompson's loss on the
grain was also quite heavy. 1t is
that only about 12s
bushels, all that had been threshed,
were saved, being in wagon and
easily hauled off. Mr.. Thompson
had brought his team from Blanch.
ard to do the hauling. After hav-
ing the horses shod in Rathdrum.
Monday, he returned to his farm
near Blanchard.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
Commissioners Proceedings

Aug. Reconnaissance Downie
and Libby present.
Bills for road work and supplies
were allowed 10 the amount of $ll9l.
Other bills allowed:
W d Locking overseer SIS
First State Bank, st. Joe,
freight charges 25.25
l. M Larson transcript 81 60
L E Flemming overseer salary AZ
West Pub Co supplies 4
ii S johnson moving alarm
system ll3 Go
Max Dorland, treatment
INDECENT 100
Fred Scott oveiseer salary II
t b Abr work on bridge 81 So
e Roy Weston recording plats 80
Alex Norry supplies for bridge 80
Jessie Edmonds work for co atty 6
l. II Norton boat hire
journal publishing notices 10 so
The Jill OF NJ d Wright 1904 90
was rejected.
Bps for construction of 2l48 cubic
yards of earth I'll on road east of
Lane were called for, to be opened
Sept 6.
Taxes amounting to sofa were
refunded to Mrs. II M Graham.
A list Of tax cert flcates were can
celled and sums refunded aggregatiny
$l99,7l.
Sept. . commissioners Downie
and Libby present.
Bills to the amount OF $l2lS.32
were allowed for road and br. dye
work and supplies.
Other bills allowed:
l. S Russell refund poll taxes
twice paid So
Sept. ALL members present.
DIS allowed:
For road work and supplies $3.50 SO
j ID Shepherd medical care OF
INDECENT, bill 1926, allowed 225
Max Dorland autopsy %
II Shepherd auto hire 25
= d'A Hospital care INDECENT,
bill $llO, allowed 100
Sept. All mem ers present.
Bills allowed:
For road and bridge work
and supplies $l76s 10
3 W Esgate expense commits
sioner SO 10
L Regar medical care INDECENT %
Vim II Kruse repairs court h'se 46 60
= A Larsen supplies INDECENT 80
e Bob> &, Sons burial county
dead 16
Clara Mayer laundry 4
fhos Skolin work for surveyor 90
" O Wheeler boat hire %
V Allen work for surveyor l35
o Modlin expense surveyor 80 20
Mrs M Tanner care INDECENT 1851
The Woodworker work for
treasurer l Is
santa Mere Co supplies indipent 10
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. I,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
Cut it Out.

1.-The brave boy stands his ground
and has scrap rather than let any
boy or man induce him to smoke a
cigaret."
The boy who thinks it is smart to
smoke cigarets is the real coward.''-
Hon. Benjamin B. Lindsey Judge of
the Juvenile Court, Denver, Colorado.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19

The W. c. T. U. members will
meet with Mrs. Julia McNett, Fri
day, Sept. 26.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
Badly Expressed.

YES Aunt Marry went out without
her ruhbeIs and now she is In heavy
ea My. my. What dreadful things
ssASsaH frnp IA little carelessnessw- -Ex.
Ssraa.es
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19
The Wronu Man
You re

lust inmate. old chap You re
Just the rl III ! want to see"
No. I'm not. can't spare IL CEN =
-i'ittsbur.l Post.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-19

u your ey es are always cast down.
webs wiA @ather on the ceiling.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
THIS PENCIL WILL
WRITE IN THE DARK

\ recent invention that will pre#C
OF value TO doctors. detectives, re
aGrters. policemen, or any one. in
a., Hho has occasion TO write or
10 take notes in the dark, is that
of pencil that furnishes its own
light as its point passes along DER
the surface of the paper
The idea is simplicity itself. 1t
consists OF pencil that has in the
ube through VII oh the point for
writing rrotruies a small accumu!a-
tor and an electric lamp This lamp
throws a small disk OF light, so small
hat # can be hidden by the hand,
Get this light is quite sufficient to
guide the writer n moving the point
Of his pencil for the proper formation
Of characters
Notes could be taken at the theatcr
"hap the hous" vas in darkness.
doctors would find many uses for it,
detectives in hiding could make
hricf notes as they proceeded with
heir &uties. and the very busy re
porter would f nd thousand and one
uses for it almost any month in the
year. Although the light is purposely
very small and weak, yet one might
locate keyhole or house number
with il.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
FORMER CLFARY man
DIES AT ST. MATHEWS

Af,er an illness extending over
many months. Ole Frostley.. far,
mer, prospector and III ner, died
Saturday morning at St Matthew's
hospital where he had been confined
for many weeks The cause of death
was cancer of the spinal cord a.
cording to the statement of DR.. Nc
alum. Who made the post-mortem
examination of the body, The i'll
"css. which finally resulted in the
death of Mr.. Frostley. first came
upon him last September, since which
inc he has been steadily failing.
re deceased was a native of Nor,
way and rs years of age. In early
aoyhood he EN- grated To America
and with his parents settled in
Minnesota. where all his near rela-
lives are today located. In 1905 he
came to Fairbanks, and has been en-
gagged on the different creeks since
hat time.
Wires have been sent TO the rela-
lives of Mr.. Frostiey, but as yet no
directions have been received as to
what disposit on should be made of
the remains.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14

ALASKA of what is justly her.. ana
10 tu-~ positions Of trust over ~
waa Who lack not only honor. hui
the desire to render just GO 10 Others
hen personal privileges can he
utilized As Hippomenes cast The
sol len pplc in fron; Of Atalanta -
defect her attention from the we'd
ding race. are the dictators of the
Democratic party trying to blHndfold
the people as to the real cause for
the postpenement of this resolution.
just as Davidson and Erwin deceived
their constituency whose proxies they
carried into the Valdez convention.
For should the voice of the major
ity he allowed to predominant it
would mean the political death of
the present incumbent of favorable
endorsements. and their aspiration
straneled in the golden sea of
Justice aud it would preclude such
1ea - Erwin whose oily desire is
TO gild Their own shrine
We do not denounce Erwin ON a.
count of his inefficiency of stature.
hit for the mereness of his eharar-
tcr. \ decimated term in numbers
means a unit is single thing of
any Kind. and when referred TO ma.
lions means much and many. hut
when referred to Erwn II can ONLY
mean. as literally applied in frac.
tions-a single thing-tuSf Erwin. In
the marshars office and in every
other position of trust, We wish to
SEQ men placed Who dare tell gray.
boards the truth. cen though il
cost crown; men of leon ne courage
Who dare TO throw down the gage
TO destiny, and stand by the right
and not disgrace the flag meath
which we liye-who will not usprp
he rights of the fair Columbia. who
yer stands an emblem of American
liberty the admiration of the world
Let the people choose the man. and
choose one against whom the waves
of SANDER may dash and loose
heir shiny baarm in spray and
echo=the man who will be credit
a the people and his trust. and
not a menace to all-but three. greed
and ayarire.
The man who wishes to uphold the
standard bought by our fathers
blood and consecrated by our moth
er's tears; the man who stands for
Justice though kingdoms be Ger
thrown and political kings unerowred
nations meet in clash of arms and
the heads of hoary seers sink low
beneath the sword; that VII stand
for justice until the lambent lights
Il heaven and sulphurOus fumes of
hell shall meet and blend, before he'd
how the knee to the god of ayaricp
I'D come AT heck and call of po-
litical dictators.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
---I----
BAD POL!TiCS.

The reason Why our politics HlSt
got In such an awful Tx. ii baca!i.se
the men who lead don't know tur.
nip from a weed. They look ahead
10 grab the plum and put the paIG
Oh the bum. There's Dayii@on ifre
sumes that he. the white hard All
some day viii he, and run line
around this sphere with t,iansit,
chain and bright verner, that h
will measure meets and bounds 81
Uncle Sans most sacred grounds.
And Jennings tn nks that Judge Of
Law is just the thing 20 fill his mas
and make him puff about the belt,
which now looks like 4 mess OF
smelt. and thinks his chum, Jim
Shackeltord is man enough ~ Eee9
his word about the merger thel
agreed. No, politics is not SO strange.
When Cheney shouted in loud voice
that "Hahmony" would be his choice,
it caused snort from men OF brains
whs had their trouble for their pains
who thought thai honur ""S the
of Democrats who think the plum
TO men OF honor doth belong Bu,
if we err not in our guess theg Il
need some one to clean the mess
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
The Man
About
Town
COULD A CAMEL DO IT,

1t is easier for camel to enter
the eye of needle than ii is for
rich man to get INTO Jail. but i
is easier for Campbell to get into
jail than 10 enter til eve OF a
needle. Such experience has been
demonstrated in this camp recently
by Campbell getting into Jail Now
this Campbell. e'er he crossed the
Welcome" threshold OF the federal
domicile. it seems. was caught and
searched for various articles al
legged to have been the property o
some bird of pair-o' dice And anoth-
er thing which has been demonstrate
ed in this affair is that the hump
of Campbell must he made of nil
lows. and the reason so many Arabs
like to circulate with this mode Of
loeomotion is because they have soI.
sitting don't blame 'ema
He should procure and learn that
little ditty, Take me with yau
cuty. and forget to bring me back"
but not practice it on property. hut
on the real thing.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
DREDC[ COMPA
HOLDS MEETING

lie meeting of the stockholders
Of the Tanana Dredge company was
held last Saturday afternoon at the
!Cr ialc hotel at VIII ch time officers
ior the ensuing year We're elected
and the general plans and prospects
Of ihe concern discussed With es-
pecial interest was the report of the
tryout given the new underground
lfcdge received.
According to decision of the stock
holders of the company the dredge
i'll he set MP UNDERGROUND on ore OF
the drifts on Chatanika some time
lhe com ne week and given its final
Cst
The officers elected were as fol
lows: President. Fred W. Craig;
first vice president n G. Cox; see
ond vice president. w II. McPhee:
secretary and treasurer, Samuel Il.
Weiss. The six directors chosen
Were: George Wheeler, A. Roseburg,
q. A. Nedine. Paul Ringseth. MAY
Manager and S. K. Weiss
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
PARTY LEAVES FOR
MOUNT TABOR TODAY

Chief Deputy Marshal Percy Charles
will leave this morning for the Out
side. taking along with Inn two
patients who were recently adjudgcd
.Hsafe and designated for detention
It the Mount Tabor santarium. The
two men are Alonzo II. Maxey and
Thomas Erisr The former was last
week examined before the local com
missioner's court, VIII le the latter
was tried before a Ruby jury Deputy
Marshal Long. OF the down river
eama arrived in town last week with
the patient.
After his PATIENTS are safely landed
II Mount Tabor the chief deputy viii
sis North Vancouver, b. G.. where
his mother is seriously ILL.,
Accompanying Deputy Charles or
his trip will be Allan Cunnirsham
the mining engineer. who will ac.
as guard to the patients
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14

for woodrow in hs college day
r1- Grover {. and all his way
ts"'H him yonied many things:
and WoodroN's birdie to Us sings
7Hg That sounds like Distin's terra
attl -; expire And tina, the firm
that Row disp"nses roofs ard feer
- mining Ella MS and city street will
i'll he ut the same old job the next
four Years. And that our stub"
10 vines his nose and measures
wood the is so dear to us. and GOOD
vii sin upon the streets decree
that rotten gag "Fo' Hahmonv."
We're not so wise as other guys
who paint their picture on the skies
but We can tell good sop and poue.
and know that some will pick the
bone. and that the ones who nov
presume to sit in stately pride ana
room with wooden bill will help The
duck. Wen eat the corn and they
the shuck
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
RAN BOTH WAYS,

y lewyer was cross-examining an
Old German about the position of
the doors, windows and so forth in a
house iii which certain transaction
occurred
And now, my good man." said
the lawyer. will YOU be good enough
to tell the court how the stairs rur
in the house?"
The Ger,uap looked amazed and
unsettled for a moment,
How do the stairs rum he
queried
Yes. how DO the stairs rum
"Vell," continued the witness. after
4 moments thought, wen / am oop
stairs dey run down, and ven | am
down stairs dey run oop."
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
MUST RAISE $3.50
BY TOMORROW

Robert Mcnzic and Louis Golden
committee appointed TO canvas tor
the necessary sf5.oae for the d..
.elopment of the Newsbov Minins
aror cry. rrnort that M to last night
$1,000 haa been obta ned. and that
hey were in homes of getting tho
remaining $3.50 some time toaav
Tho amount desired ard necessa,..
for The work was set NV the stock.
holders and MANAGEMENT some ,;no
aeo A. a meeting called at the An
Ijforinm where The proDosition WIS
nut before the general public aud
4E-i.tance asked
Readily many realizing that Tho
futur. of o.,rty - this c,,,n do
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14

their respective district or state
Now If tho legislators squabble over
these matters. all wanting to loom
mp big To Their constituents nv
keeping up the duty on their res.
ucCtfye products there will be no
mn. cTial revision
OF This state Of affairs President
Wilson Is aware. and has an anti.
tote therefor
One thing that every member of
congress looks to with even greater
longing than porsoraI renovn IN his
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
WE MAY GIT OVER 1T VT.

Sens we sean tn artikle in til
Timz sum time ago. bout a lady goia
in kichun aprun an slypperz. We
hav bin In an offul muddle tn fger
out jist whair we air at Now tn hui
thing tn gether luks sud III Us. luf
we haint bin abel tn flyer jis; wfa
Muz duin' hiznus in tn aFurn an
slipper. tn woman. til man CT tt
dogs.
We hey tribe tn fiecr GU heH
tn dogs kud ware an arura a.
slspperz, altho sumtimz thas du VAR
slipper. we kant s%olier III n ".
propizishun. But ROW what va
tn man be duin with the apur4 A.
slipper on hiehin' up dogs We he
sean men ware apruHz an sich. hi
never while hichin ~ dogs. We
kant flyer him warm EN- 10 time
But, when We think NY that p0tr
Womin ware in cm-out in III air in
an apurn an slipper when III thee
momitur IL way below Chenip. atlila
in a kommon kichun apurn it kautas
us to tuck our he'd under our ut44
like a young gozlin in blue lily tim
An ruther thing. how kul Ii.
womin stand il in kold wethpr 10 IL
a galavantn round In a kithm
ipurn and sliperZ2 Rose We DON
set ourcelvez up az ne kriteriuH fur
tn ladiez tn patturn after IN lh:.j"
sartoriul habits, but we WlIz ko;
out wunst with nuthin on hut or
shirt one pear ny oFeralis a. SOY
without hip pockets in en-. when y
wether wuZ only zero an We nerefN
friZ tn deth til. an so ne halt III
turn in an think NV pear womiR
an slipper her. But we never
herd NY tn demiZe NV ether tn
womin. tn dogs or tn man, an So
we finely got over it an WIZ he
ginnin tn set up an motifs things
sum, when that THAR Injun tuck al
turnd in an stole sum boadie~
dwellin houce an that civ us
nuther spell rte away, an Dock
Floridy SEE if we git over it we mite
live but tn kolloniul vertibray w
our konstitushun IL konsiderahely
bent an we wuz thretend with
kollapse in our rite handed femur, an
our kornz got much wuss. an We
think our rite h nd leg haZ got Il
site SPAIN, be We mite save our
selvez by pulling our upper tuth
on tn nj side Tu think wv tha
poar lone Injun totin kahin ROUND
on hiz shoulders at the ded eur u
mite lookin' fur sum plais III kon-
cele it drives lus tn teri. its wuss
than ole Joney swoliern hull whail
at time, fur this poar lone saYi@e
mite hav bin abel tn swollor an
git away with nuT sammun tn
maik a whail. but tn bieeye that hi
leted an koneeled hull KAHN h
hissef, IL whair we kick Gut'E IL
traises an begin stump,suC kin ~
an if we git over It we VIII boEit
takin suthin surrip an kut ou
Hairy Fillipsez brand w o BE
Butiful.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
THE NEW IRA.

Congress assembled in speeia! SEES
sion last week, and for the first time
in sixteen years with new parry in
power. III the country. and in fact
the whole world, has had its eyes
d rrcted on the new congress and The
new President. waiting to see if
they would start out to make the
reforms demanded by the country
and which were refused or thrown
aside by the last administrations.
The Democratic party, purged of
the unfit. with a majority in both
houses, and with a President as
leader whose simple sincerity of
purpose has proven so bewilderine
to the hydraheaded monster OF cor
ruption and lies. which has throt-
tied the political development of the
nation for so long. has started in to
restore the confidence that the Ameri-
can people once had in their lagisla-
tive and executive bod es
With calm directness President Will
son appeared before the assembled
congress to read his message. which
embodies the immediate and i'm
portant reforas and demands of the
people. In that dramatic moment,
which upset the dignified precendenta
of Political Falsity. the press dis
patches state that his words We're
shaken. showing the depth of his
emotion as he threw down the gage
Of battle
The moment marks II rev era in
our history: the beginning of the
fHal conflict that, whether long or
short, must ultimately end In the
triumph of true Democracy. The
President has the sentiment of the
nation behind HIM. more so than
any of his predecessors for years
which OF itself is an invincible Wea-
pom when properly used. The old
tactics of lntrenched Privilege. NOV
ing behind closed doors and in Sc
cret places, working in dark and
devious ways. will be of no avail
against the opraness of purpose OF
the present occupant oI The White
House who. as governor CT New jer-
rey. offered to and lid with an I'M
nil 1ooi S1atnrn eli the
of its corruption by the simplest
of methods-threatenin to take the
issue straight to the legislators con-
stituents if they seemed backward
in fulfilling the promises of their
platform and party.
In the matter of tariff, the one
thing above all others that helped
put the Democratic party in power
last fall the President is bending his
greatest efforts. President Wilson
realizes more than any other man in
the country that this reform must be
put through if the party is to sur
vive. He knows what the people
and he himself want and are bound
to have-a lower cost of living.
Every senator, congressman, state
leg stature and governor are back
of the President in his work of re-
dncing the tariff, yet each and al
most everyone of them want the
DIT n 4 Tor,
except those grown or produced in
The Alaska citizen., 1913-04-14
MASTER AND StkH :


A. a coaalaye q the members ri
he Taraa= HaHa4 uemoar atfe chta
m last TUESDAY evening. resolutions
we're fatrariuca5 ,.hiaA would ee9Rie
The voice OF majority 10 eouao5
The reeomf-pua9rie4- Of asrfyaH,s L.
.oaiee both elective. sid asreint ya
Tie. aHf.aHp al ,h5s fafro5r=.rt rey9.
1utton i - xet Questionable artia=
Saving been deferred uaH4 u futns4=
meeting Had there Aaan u mutual
.pr.i,rF-, rraEauT for the mafarfa
If The raef.l, H. M. fus.,,f al III,
5r5t HYDRA f,.rafntsara ,ye4 A.
Ye,rjrq as cadarers e. fha Glib ffz=
raeolu.i,n vo.sJ have hfFn a.a.f
,1ous',. ado,tad and . r,naa .seo.s.
and dfsarasefnlIy araaersaef aus.
len Nopia faya been settled and the
Wish of al Interested g=a.,la hay
ea,, o~,ofsl f,,.aal gf thc i.6o,,i
allie bap5 ~ Caesar
The rr4saat..i4a+ af M honest
method j. q rod FLAG il t.,t-t a,
ba ,5...t,.,.. a,,e fbe s,.a..,iaa
..t2.a,,.airf.t ,.,..atfoa leaders who
are aen,raat.. to aifrs ., tho n.o,1e
-.ro-,,r,., fhrotI=.l, the. i,ffIuanc. eff CON.
.1rej s,jrhe - ,o,tr,I ,ha n,tio,,.
Al as we'll as Tho Ios..l danaoooua
a Carsns ON the thfann af Fffnal-
and render adverse o,jriors ia any.
l-fas fhat q=e,i5 Inc I,areri..i,l or
commemorative - 10 ,,.oIf,ro Of tho
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, scff-asfaamed ura.o,.,.,..n4o r..
,.,i.,ion
rbo,,as 1fcf,o,..o, tho la,
..uir,,, - ,ba ,.,.,ito,.;,} .on,,o
.b,,,,g,ar IN ~, ,,,;o.,io,s "a tho
resolution stated that +. ,,aio,.f,v of
the Tertiary endorsers would ha
aractieall,.= ON of The auastion ovino
% their ramo,a ras danca Inn the
choice of Fairbanks who+her n.
unanimous or 4 majority n,i.ht net