Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-05

- 70 'ss'o'e ou tho races oi our lady
politicians. Equipped with campaign
cards and unpublished political thuu.
der, they have gone into the arena To
do their level BEST, and worsted they
will never be.
There are quito number Of old resi-
dents who will not vote because OF their
dislike to register. They say they don't
believe In the law which requires man
who has lived life time here to take
the oath every time he votes. Once In
four or six years should be often enough
Tor any we'll known old resident to reg.
lister his name. Democrat.
We place the tickle, at the head of
our editorial page without hesitation
and with pride. We ask all Democrats
TO look a, II and IL the men whose names
appear on II are not good Democrats
and good citizens We have nothing more
10 say. II they are good men and Dem
ocrats then we ask the SURFACES OF all
Democrats In the county. Ifany voter
can find any other Democratic ticket on
the ballot than the one given in this is
sue, we would like To have IL shown us.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. Aid Society
will serve u substantial dinner on cleo
lion day at Mrs. Barnhsrts millinery
store, beginning at ll:30 o'clock,
until 2:30 p. IN, November sth. Among
the many good things they will serve,
there will be delicious brown bread
such ss mother used to make, and the
only officially baked beans this side OF
Boston. The ladies will also serve
lunch at the same place from O'Clock
until the votes are counted. BE sure
and give Us call and don, forget tn,
place.
To RICH, wrong should be one
earnest endesvor. l.. NJ Capps wa
justly entitled TO the honor of seryin,
ss representative from Bingham count,
two years ago. He received a majorit,
OF the votes east. Regardless OF tn
wishes OF q majority his place wa
usurpoi by the action of Populis, lee
Islatare. Make the majority so pre-
nounced a, the coming election for hif
for representative that these whilot
manlpuls,ors OF legislative affairs wi
understand for once and all tina, sue
proceedings have not your couut'
nencc.
DO you wan, laws enacted which wi
stand the test OF the courtsy Not onl
representative citizen, but man {
executive ability aud experience as
lsw.mnker hcadr the Democratic ,lck'
. for State scuator. a vote east I,
him reflects credit on the Intelligent
OF the one who casts 1t. The cour
wlil not be required 10 make indi
, crlmina,e onslaught destructive of III
con-tl,utionality Of laws enacted Il
coming session OF the state Legislature
IL VIC look To the election OF such ms
as III. nominee cited In the person
: Jpo. G. Brown. His former term
. State senator places him well In a
vance of his political opponents &
i efficiency for the position. The vi
dom VI ibc convention In placing NJ
. browns name on the ticket lie conced
Q by all. and the voters OF Bingham cou
q " will give that action still fur'h
|, Endorsement by eleciiug him by rou
}. Ing majority.
e "Isssolvcd. Ths, Paul was agreas
man than Moses" discussed and d
e ba,ed upon by DR.. Givcns and Prof 4
O len for the Affirmative, and Miss ].
Il Ian Warner and Prof. Pike for the ne
If alive, was the occasion OF much int
n est a, the Methodist church Sund
o evening. and was listened TO by lar
il audience. Evidence OF preparation
D the part Of the debators was shown
the clcarpcss with which the fa'
a. we're brough, out and the length
:. time consumed by some Of the speak'
= as much ns twenty-five minutes
:. Ing taken up in one instance. 1
s, vote was not taken as TO the side entit'
!, 10 decision for having presented
:, mos, points In support OF its side
!. the question. The music rendered
!. III. choir. and the recita,'ons and re
!. invs were Of an entertaining charac
and reflected crcdi, upon each indiv
nal taking part.
- Au,hori,ic. OF the Paris expcsit
/. granted another grca, increase III Am
. ica's allotment of floor space.