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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
To Cancel Permit

Sam Rich of Blackfoot has filed a pc
tition in the office of State Engineer,
Stephenson, asking that permit No. 239
for the appropriation of the waters of
the north fork of the Snake river, gran
ted to The Snake River Electric Light
and Power company October 5, 1903, be
cancelled under the provisions of the
law which requires that one fifth of the
work stipulated shall be compiled within
half the time given for completing the
whole work to be performed under the
permit. Boise Capital News.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
Halloween Social.

Monoay evening there was gather
ing at the Parsonage, both of natural
people aGd of "spooks.' AS the guests
entered the yard they were confronted
by still white figures moving abont mys-
teriouely. On the inside there We're So
cial circles, and Gypsies revealing the
mysteries of the future. A nice luncheon
of pumpkin pie and other good things
was served.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
New Store Opens.

The Golden Rule Mercantile Go.
which has stores at Pocatello and Mont
pelier, Idaho, TT. Collins, Colo, and
Kelnerer, Cumberland, Rock Springs
and Evanston, Wyoming, are putting a
stock of merchandise in the building
Just vacated by II Thomas Mercantile
Company.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
Attention Veterans!

All members of the Geo. III. Thomas
Post are requested to meet at the pub
lie reading room in the New Armory at
3 p. IN. Saturday, November, 4th, to dis
cuSs matters of interest to the Post.
j. c. FISHER, Commander.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
Basket Ball.

The girls of the Basket Ball Team
gave dance at the New Arrr,ry, Tues.
day evening which was a vegy nice affair.
There was good attendance of good
people, there being nothing of the bois-
: EIn.I- order
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
Mrs. Girard.

Mrs. John Girard passed away at 10
o'clock on.Tuesday morning, November
Both. She had been i'll for several
months, having been dangerously i'll
since about the first of August. She
made long hard struggle to recover,
and Mr.. Girard spared nothing that
held'out a promise Of relief.
The funeral was conducted Thursday
morning from the Catholic church,
Father Vanderdonkt officiating.
Mr., Girard is prostrated with grief
and is in very serious condition.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03

ACT |.
Scene |. The Dukes Palace
Scene 2. Street
Scene ;. Oivia's Garden
Scene 4. The Dukes Garden
Scene 5. OEvia's Garden
Scene |. Street
Scene 2. Street
Scene 3. Kitchen
Scene 4. The Dukes Palace
:, ne 5. Olivia's Care len
s ~re /. Olvia's Garden
me z. Street
=ene 3. Ohvia's C Arden
ecene |. efore Olivia's Garden
Scene 2. Olivia Garden
ACT V.
Scene |. oivia's ) qtarden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
VICTIM OF BEEDE'S
Hospital Authorities Say, Though Mcdonald Has a
Slim Fighting Chance, They Do Not Believe
He Can Escape Grim Reaper

The surgeons discovered that une
bullet had passed entirely through
the body. while They located and alb.
stracted the other leaden meeaen-
ger of death.
Small hopes are held for the
wounded mans recovery.
Beode aud his young wife we're
taken to police headquarters and
booked without charge. pending fur.
Their Investigation. and the outcome
Of the Victims fight agalnH, death.
In an exclusive Interview with ths
Star late Friday night. the hartsnd.
81 stated that bis vita bad told him
o; how she had been ruined By NJ
Donald who. after accomplishing
bis Designs. forced her TO meet him
again By threatening 10 expose her
TO the world. Finally. in her dee-
pcration. she confessed all aud
threw herself on her husbands
mercy
She claimed that Mcdonald at
their first meeting in the Royal
cafe persuaded her to drink - much
that she lost her senses. aud that.
81 AAA A#tFtNAH hAAA4AaAAMs AN AAAkAs
lnaliy assaulted her.
What vas there for ne 10 do
Esked Bsede. A. he sat In the uIKht
captains office. his EYES flashing
AZ he thought OF the wrong done b.
the cigar man. What would any
married man do under similar cir
cumatancesf killed him. I did Il
ia my full senses-bY God. shot
him down like the doc he is'"
Beede stated that he first met Nc
Donald at dance given M the
stCckade hotel. Alki Point. which
he and his wife attended
since that time. We never ex-
changed q word. said the prisoner.
4 don't know him "a we'll as do
this man" pointing 10 a newspaper
man Who IL a stranger to him. lie
got his just dca@rta do not re-
grct what I dld
Beede and his wife have been
married seven years The marriage
occurred in Seattle. They resided
at the Mount Claire apartment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

WIFE,
Did any married man who Is a
msn ever. IN bis innermost thoughts.
attach that name TO anything but
that which IL synonymous with re-
xpect3
Why. no, even the name Of the
One to whom alone feel RESPONSE
Bile for my aetiun OF Friday night.
IL more sacred IN me than that sim
pie. sweet WIFE.
want every married man IN tho
city Of Seattle. who reads these
lines. 20 answer mo these plain
questions
WHAT WOULD you HAVE
DONE HAD You BEEN IN MY
pLACEs
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE If Yor HAD DISCOVERED
THAT A BRUTE IN HUMAN
FORM HAD ENTfcED YOUR
WIFE INTO A NOTORIOUS CAFE.
GOTTEN HER DRUNK AND
THEN TORN FROM HER THAT
WHICH rs MOST PRICED ny wo-
MEMBER HONOR
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD THIS MAN. AFTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
ENTRIEs AT I.AToNA.

fse hif1 Al Ia UNA
First race. three-fourtha % a
mile-The Pet ~. Tennyburn tot.
Fiasco log. wlnniffed Lad io2. I'm
mortile t02. Marco log. Mezxo fo2.
Rankin los. Steel Trap 100. Tom H.
ley lot. Phiora i07. Ida Vivian f02.
Censor 10. Red Raven ii3
Second race. one mile. selling =
Sincerity Belle ts2. Full swas p.
The Trifler %. Clydeo %. Jungle
Imp 81. Miss Rifle i0i. Allinda i01
Van Hope 1Oi. John Lyle i02. Rev
ellie iot. Little Giant t0G. Careless
1909.
Third race. ihrec-fourths mile.
purse Windshield 81. Manoeuvre
95. Young Safer 95. Tom Combs 81.
Wizard King %. Santon %. The
Mate Is, Anna Smith ~. Stoner Hill
100. Capt Bush 100. Minnie Adams
l07. Port Worth Ito. Quinn Brady
10. Tichimiugo ITO
Fourth race. one and one-eighth
miles autumn handicap Tartar 90.
Mcclellan %. Braneas 1922. Six
Shooter 100, Martha German DC.
Coruscate iOG.
Firth race. Beven-eighth mile.
handicap Relden IS. Federal 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
As roLp sY GEORGE N. aEGps
TO DAN DEAN. OF THE STAR.

II vas an open.and-shut game
THIS man. Mcdonald. had come
nnwslcomed Into my life; had fast
eued his taions about the heart
strings Of lrna. my wife
To 10 the time 81 their meeting
not ffne cloud 90 unhappineaa had
binftAd the horizon Of oar married
life Though we have been married
seven yrarn. usIr eompaniouehfp was
Just ~ sweet and dear a. on the
first day uhen ! took Irma's hand
ia rhine and We promised 20 be
unto Ono another all that makes
for perfect happiness and content
tsnfe2s volt are a married man.
ynn e4nnot realize that nnfath0m-
able attachment which springs up
between nan and wife after years
q rai-ship. You eannut realize
she aey0sion. the respect. the
aaprakson, the worship that fills the
soul ~ q man 20 whom II given a
dear. Hweet. beautiful wnman-to
have and 10 hold.
MITE.
Do you know what THAT word
means b IN honest hearted mani
II bri0nA forth the nohleat there
il in man with Il are associated
tender recollection uf courtship DAYS
and fhonKhtH Of a companiouship
which ean never be rivalled be-
tween Two human beings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

For
At that distance OF more than
10 yards. the aim was 80 sure that
two Of the three bullets fired reach
ed vital spots IN the victims body,
not more than a few inches apart.
A. a result. the wrecker of the
Beedo home lies on n cot in the
Providence hospital battling ~ith
death the young husband smokes
sfoitdiy IN his narrow cell In the
city jail. and the Noman-ths cause
OF IL all. Is under the care Of the
police masrun AZ the lattsr's home
stiil stunned BY the horror Of the
tragedy.
Friday evening Mcdonald and Mrs.
Beede met by appointment In psi-
vata dining room. OF boz. on the
upper floor Of the Royal cafe. SIS
First avenue While they ehRttsd
over their glasses they little knew
that with the clinklng Of the COB
lsts they we're offering a toast 10
tho Grim Reaper who bad already
spread his mantle OF gloom about
them. on the sidewalk. downstairs
q paie-faced. squaFe-iawed young
man. with his hat pulled down over
his cold. blue eyes. paced nervous
~ up and down in front Of the res
taurant Ills right hand. hidden in
his coat pocket. earessed a revolver.
his gaze never left the cafe entrance
At last Beedes vigilance was
awarded. The wife. leaning on the
arm Of Mcdonald. left the cafe. and
the couple started down the street.
followed By the husband.
Mcdonald and the young WON
an turned up Columbia and walked
70 Third. with Beede a little dis
lance in the rear Engrossed In
conversation the two paid no atten-
ton 70 the skulking figure behind
them. nor did they notice him dart
swiftly into a doorway. when they
turned and strolied back again, Sew
eral times did they repeat this
while the husband made sure that
the man with bis wife was he whom
he had been warned against
Finally. while the couple we're
walking from him. Beede drew his
itN1tAHAs AbBh tafAAHt ann anu iAAHA
three times. Mcdonald. with a cry
of pain. staggered into the entrance
81 a millinery shop. next door to
the New Western hotel. and dropped
TO the ground. bleeding frcm two
wounds Ia his abdomen.
Patrolman Humes. who was
standing close BY. heard the shots.
fired in quick succession. and the
shFill scream Of alarm which came
from the startled woman. He quick
~ ran where Beede was standing.
silent with smoking pistol In hand.
The officer had drawn his own re-
volver. but Bcede cody extended to
him his Smith & Weason. handle ex-
tended.
Take the gun. officer" he said
cody. y shot the man"
Mcdonald was taken 10 the provi-
denee hospital. where. early IN the
morning. he was placed on the OPP
Grating table by Dra. Buckley. Whit
ing and Mcfeish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Mayor Johnson %. Lurallghter %
MAJ. r. J. Carson 81. Fox Meade IS.
Cigar Lighter 1903. God Enamel i0t
Coruacate lot. Gay Boy TOT. Delagoa
los Estrada Palma 100. santon lie.
SIKH race. two miles. selling
Sic Lee -. Tayson %. Harry Ste.
phens %. Curaie rs. Mai Hanlon
f0f. Sea Shark 1914
seventh race. three fourths mile
selling Rather Royal f0l Ethel
Davis i02. Euba 1902. Knowledge i02.
Monochord 1902. Nine i0s. Felix
Mozzes i0T. Flying Charcoal l07. ST.
Noel i0f Saueiomo t0T. Thespian
los. DclaEoa III. Sid Silver 1f2.
Jack Ratiin iif.
Weather clear. track drying.
ENTRIES AT NEW YORK.
First race thirteen rixteentha
mile. pufse-The Cure los, Keator
los. Collector Jessup los. 81. Valen-
tine los. Consideration los. Mad
Muilah los. Invineibie 100. Lochin-
var 100. Emergency 100. Colossal
100 Maftinmas 100. Ralbert 100.
Second race. one mile. handicap
Ivan tho Terrible 1876. Tongorder
1874. Maxnar f23. Rose of Dawn lis.
Col Rupert 40. Kitty Plat i07,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
STREET CAR
| IS HELD-UP

from the platform, saying: Fun
speed ahead, and d. quick. too"
Motorman Murphy waited for no
signal from the conductor. but
FASTENED to comply.
Police officers were sent 20 the
scene of the hold up as fast as car
could carry them. The spot is a
lonely one. surrounded by thick
brush and timber.
IL is believed the trick was turned
by some of the jailhreakers OF a
few days ago. None of them has
any money and all we're desperate
and needed cash. Leo Cameron
and Mcdonald. an ex-eonvict. two
of the fugitives would tally with
the partial description furnished by
the victims. One was masked with
a red bandana handkerchief and
the other wore mask OF black
cloth
This Is the first car hold up In
some years Detectives are con-
Quoting q desultory search for The
bandits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

ACCOMPLISHING THE RUIN OF
YOUR OWN WIFE. INTiMIDAT-
ED HER INTO FURTHER DIS
GRACE BY THREATENING TO
EXPOSE HER TO THE WORLD
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD YOUR OWN WIFE
COME TO YoU. WITH BROKEN
HEART AND TOLD you THE
PfTfFUL Story
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE HAD YOU RUN ACROSS
THIS FIEND fNCARNATE. AND
FOUND THAT AGAIN HE HAD
SUCCESSFULLY WELDED THAT
INFLUENCE OVER HER-MET
HIM AS HE PROMENADED THE
STREETS WITH HER. OPENLY
PLANTING HIS VICTORY IN
THE FACES OF HER FRIENDs7
WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE
DONE IF THIS NAN HAD BOAST
ED OF HIS CONQUEST OVER
YOUR OWN Wife,
YES. BY GOD WHAT WOULD
YOU HAVE DoNE7
Answer that truly. reader. Would
you have resorted to the mills of
the gods. which grind so exceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Sixteenth.
The bandits appeared 10 be ner-
vous when searching their victims.
Both wore masks and carried re-
voivers Besides silver watch
and gold one the hold-ups secured
sl3 in money. Two dollars In a
back pocket of Conductor Harrison
was overlooked.
Harrison and Murphy we're both
seated I'm the car when the bandits
entered with drawn revolvers.
Put up your hands. and put EN-
up d. quick. or I'll blow your
heads off" demanded the taller,
who appeared TO be the leader.
Az first the street car men we're
inclined 10 take the hold-up as a
Joke. but when n torrent OF profan-
fly filled the car aud the taller han
dit Kissed out a few explanations
they fastened TO obey.
The hold-ups then walked TO the
front end OF the ear and searched
them. After this ceremony had
been performed the bandits jumped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

FlofaiiA 1906. Amber Jack 81.
Third race. thrce-fourths mile, the
Greed more - Jacobite ia. James
Reddick l22. Watergrass 100. Kin
Ieydaic i07. Waterwlng f0T. Old
Guard I07. Midas i07, Yaiagal 1915
Noalrmn in2.
Fourth race, seyen-eightha mile
Mayview handicap edouin 1872
Iocuna ITO. Coy Maid III. Martin
Doyle fo5. Gold Rose 1902. Race Klng
100. Clifton Forge %. Louis II g2
Flfth race. one and one-elxteenth
miles purse Buckley A los. Caro-
nal faa. Atwood 100. Col. Braid co.
All Right ee. Cutter 90. nradley'r
Pet 81 Ivanhoe "a. Jane Holly %
Bouyiir p2. sunray 20. Consuello II
81. Red Fox 50. Cabin 80. Anthony
50. Kolnneka 50, Brilliant ST.
sixth race. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
mile. teliing-Donora lO4. Reidmore
102. Vino i0l. Holloway loo. Speed
smifht gs. Gienclare 81. That's
what e5. Royal China %. Ayiston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

iingiy slow ,
Mo-
YOU WOULD HAVE SHOT
DOWN THE CUR As | DID. AND
AFTERWARDS CONGRATULATE
ED YOURSELF
Don't think that I am a''weicher.s
am not making a plea for the
pity OF the public. I went into this
thing with my eyes wide open
and know full well what such
deed meant before the bar Of JUS
tice. ;
Justice,
What has justice for the ruined
woman. the shattered home. this
dispairing husband
A suit for alienation Of affectioni
Oh. what glorious retribution that
IS for the man who ruined our
ivesl
A divorce suits
Against the poor. unfortunate vic
tim OF devils cunning7
MOI Mo- No,
A bullet is Justices surest mes-
senger I'm such a Casa bullet TO
send the offender speedily before
the highest tribunal while the stain
OF his Infamous guilt still blackens
his soul.
DO me one favor. viii Won.
See the kid nrmal, tell her not
70 worry. Tel her that I'm still
the same To her and always vii be-
They can't do anything 10 her.
God bless her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

house. Sixth avenue. between Spring
and Seneca. Nra Bee8a was fot.
mcTly Miss frma Tfomlltz Of Dem
yer. She ta = very beautiful young
woman and IL well known In Seat
tie. she ia e years old uer broth
er. Paul l.. Tfomiitx. runs an ele.
vaior in the Alaska building. A llt-
tie sister. Jauaniia. lives with the
Decides
BEFORE being placed On the oper-
ating table Mcdonald was question.
I'd BY Capt Ward Of police head
quarters.
when asked II neeae gave him
any warning that he would shoot
him. Mcdonald answered No" lie
claimed that he vas shot from be-
hind. bat refused 20 say anything
further.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

The regulation short and tall
stiek-up men threw the fear OF an
inferno into Conductor J. +. Harr-
son and Motorman J. Murphy. OF
beacon Hin car i02. at II so o'clock
Friday night. shortly after the car
had stopped M the end OF the line
on I.andis. between Fifteenth and
e5. Blue Pirate %. Flavigny 90.
Probable winners NJ New York
today: Mad Mullah. Invinelble. Ke-
ator. Ivan the Terrible. TonEorder.
Col Rupert. Iaeohite. Louis N,
Bedouin. Caronal. Consuella III.
buckley A, Reldmore. Speed Smith.
Flavigny.
Probable winners at Latona to-
day-Winnifred Lad. Nero. Ida
Nivisnt. Jungle Imp. Careless. John
Lyle. Tiehimingo, Stoner Hin.
Young Safer. Six Shooter. Corus-
cate. Branoas, Gold Enamel. Lura-
lighter. DelaRoa. Layson. Mai Han
Ion. Sis Lee. Delagoa. Cuba. Knowl-
edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

TIE. STORY OF a !.
WRECKED HOME,

MAN WHO SHOT RAY MCDONALD GIVES THE STAR sxcLu
sfvE INTERVIEW IN WHICH he TELLS The piTFvL STORY
OF his WRECKED HOME. HEART. BROKEN AND
HIS soRRow-poEs NOT REGRET HIS DEED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

To n Star reporter fell the task oi
breaking the news OF the pYoha BILE
murder Of her iavoFlte brother. RAY
20 his sister. Mrs Or y. |. Burl.
hart. 1920 Prospect When ahe wnl
told that her brother vas shot "a
tho back By a man whose wife he
had been paving marked attention
20 OF late. Mrs BarkhaFt almost
tainted. she was 20 oYercume with
grief that she could do nothing BAT
sob and cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

THE only thing I fear Is that Nc
Donald will live"
Thus spoke George ~ Beede 10 a
crowd OF friends at police head
quarters Saturday morning
Cool. self collected, Unconditional.
the young husband whose steady
tFsgTer-finger win probably send
RAy Mcdonald through the doors Of
death. stood In the center Of his
circle 81 friends and went over the
story OF the Friday night tragedy.
Scores of the popular young
mans friends called TO see him dur
Ing the night and the day following
the shooting.
Each one warmly shook the hand
OF the blue eyed. blond haired little
chap who took the Law into his own
hands when be emptied two cham
beers u his gun into the body Of Ray
Mcdonald.
And
While Beede held court At police
headquarters. his victim vas lying
on a bed Of pain AT the Providence
hospital. while doctors fought off.
temporarily at least, the greedy
hand u death. which beckoned the
soui Of the young cigar man on to-
wards the never-neyer land.
1T Is a very serious case" stat
ed the hospital authorities Just as
this extra was going 70 press.
sfHsD0NAID WAS SHOT
THROUGH THE LUNGS AND THE
LIVER, and not as was first stat
ed. Although he has a fighting
chance for life. We do not believe be
will recover"
With his heart sore and MS brain
fired over the Srecklng OF his home
and the ruin Of his beautiful young
wife BY Rag E. Mcdonald. proprie-
TOT OF cigar stand Ia the Lumber
Exchange building. George n. Beede,
bartender al the Seattle hotel. shot
and probably fatally wounded the
former whom be efpied prumeuad-
ing with Mrs. Beede on Third av-
enne. between Columbia and Mar
Ion.
The attempted murder occurred
~ - NtJNA anu was tNa HFHmHf-
ic culmiuation Of Besdea vow 20
avenge the deSeerated honor OF his
ypung wife and forever put out oi
the way the man he alleges spoiled
her life and his.
Although neeae. who Is but n
years Of age. thirsted for the life
blood OF Mcdonald. who ls 30. the
shooting was not the result OF a
Jealous craze which blinded the eyes
of tho bartender 10 the future in
which prison bars loomed up omni.
ouaiy. nor did drink. as Is general
- the case In such affairs. help 10
inflame his mind to the point II do
Ing murder. Every step Of the drama
hsd been carefully planned BY the
outraged husband. who. even at the
critical moment. when. with finger
On the trigger Of his 2s-eallhcr
Smith & Weason. he stood on the
Sidewalk 80 feet behind the couple.
did not even 50 much az feel the
treEnble 81 a muscle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Pay Mcdonald Is = -

FhY #fFflNHTI n , "HU OF
= Deputy County CLERK NrDon-
q AID a brother 81 Homer G.
= Mcdonald paying telling at
q the Seattle National bank. and
. Delos Mcdonald. collection
q teller IN the same Institution.
. members Of one of the oldest
q and best known families IN
. Seattle. lie lived In the Seneca
= hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Ray v Mcdonald was horn In vir.
ginia CITY. New. about tses. max
ing him 30 years OF age.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-23
MOT OUR CHILD"

In spite OF the fact that the next
city council will probably have the
expending of quarter of million
dollars for water supply, and an ad-
ditional $40, 600 for city hall, the
talk of both of these questions has
practically died out. Instead of
these, the petty little question of
Sunday baseball has been pushed to
the front, and SO far as possible every
candidate for city office is being
picked by the Municipal League
with regard to his views upon this
question.
Owing, no doubt, to some decided
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-23

funeral. The editor has not atten-
ded ball game in two seasons, ana
lie will probably be able to struggle
through tie coming summer even
should no ball be played. on the
other hand, he will also be able TO
swing serenely in his hammOcE on
Sunday afternoon and read Tom Law
son. if there be thousand rooters on
the ball ground, and each with
leather lined lungs.
Therefore the writer will for once,
at least, assume the Indifferent posi-
ton of the Englishman in the French
revolution. The streets OF Paris
were barricaded and the beligerent
parties were shooting at each other
across one of the MAIN .thoroughfares
from behind barrels and boxes, when
a man in a long checked overcoat,
sidewhiskers, and John Bull written
all over his face, came walking Sc
renely up the middle of the street.
Neither party cared to bring on the
complications that were likely to re-
suit from the violent death OF an
Epglishman so they shouted to him
to get out Of the way, or lie was
likely to be killed. In a voice cor
responding to his quiet demeanor he
replied What does your bloomin'
revolution concern me? Pm an Eng
lishman.'
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-23
THE CITIZENS TICKET.

The Citizens party Monday even
ing nominated good clean ticket
throughout. and also declared for a
new and better supply OF water for
the city. 1t becomes therefore SIM
ply matter OF personal choice as TO
which set of candidates is elected,
as the men upon the republican
ticket are also above reproach. For
MAYOR it becomes question OF whom
the people care TO entrust a soou
share in the expenditure of quarter
million dollars, an old tried business
man, or Younger man with good
legal education. Either man Is
above reproach as regards character,
and it is safe Il. say that which ever
one is elected he will admin lister the
duties of the office in an honest and
conscientious way. OF one thlns
none of the candidates should lose
sight. The city has entered upon a
career of public improvement and
progress that should under no cir
cumstances be allowed TO lapse. Just
because there is water works, and
maybe a city hall, to build, is no
reason why the campaign for better
graded streets should not be pushed
with all vigor possible.