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Wcrlau0t:


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9,ud5nirnacu 1T Der Efficc Der ,Grutral Suur'
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The Mormon menace Is no less d
menace because 1t has ceased to oc.
cupy the public eye as 1t once did
when the polygamy issue was para.
mount. That phase of Mormonism
OF course, Is the most abhorrent at
tiIst glance, but there are other feat.
ures that characterize the system
which do not lie on the surface, but
are, nevertheless, Just as dangerous
to our institutions. Thanks to DO.
litical intrigue and the necessity
which one great party had for bis
services, Senator Snoot has held his
seat In the upper house. The in.
vestigation of Mormonlsm which this
trial entailed has been OF great adj
vintage TO the country. nevertheless,
for IL has Informed US OF the en-.
trenched power Of this ecclesiastical
political, commercial system and the
methods Ii uses for extension. The
headquarters OF MOrmonism Is at
Salt Lake City, but Its qualifications
are found not only In Utah, but
throughout the entire West. The
leaders OF the church In nearby
states, like Idaho and Colorado, do
moi immediately aspire to majority
OF the electorate, but they seek to
weld balance of power by the con
centration OF their votes for or
against a particular candidate.
This makes all seekers OF political
honors fearful of the Mormon power,
and explains how that power can be
exercised even In so high n place as
the Senate of the United States.
Slowly the Mormons are spreading
their dangerous web throughout the
nation. IL must be DESTROYED, or
some day we will have reckoning
that VIII cost dearly In treasure, and
perhaps In lives. Rams Horn.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

MORMON QUO ANS PREDICTION.

The Deseret News will probably be
very bitter in Its denunciations OF
Judge Stockslager, who Is running
foi the governorship OF the state OF
Idaho. The Judge, In public inter.
view, declares that the test oath
when enforced In Idaho will have the
effect OF breaking up Mormon church
dictation In political. lie says that
no looks TO see this result rather
than a wholesale disfranchisement OF
Mormons as the result attendant up,
on test oath enforcement.
Ii win be diflcult for the neseret
News TO contain It's sanctltled soul
within It's unsanctitled carcass when
this generous American sentiment Is
expressed, The News Is determined
that the Mormon people In Idaho
shall be DISTINGUISHED. ID has re-.
pcatedly stated that 10 the Constitu.
tion were to be enforced they would
he disiranohised. Having failed I'm
every good prophecy In recent years,
Us sole hope OF being recognized ms a
seer Is In having one of It's bad pre-.
dietions come To- pass. Resides, the
neseret Ness represent the bier.
atchy--who would rather see tho
Mormons DISTINGUISHED as citizens
than TO see them enfrancihsed from
clutch jictation In politics.
There Is no reason why any Nor.
mon, not a polygamist, should not
qualify himself To take the test oath
In Idaho except the reason which
will be adiueed tn him by the bier.
arehy and their journalistic repre.
sentative, the DeseTet News. As a
matter OF qualified citizenship in the
United States aud In the state OF
Idaho, Mormon could Iepudiate all
treasonable and criminal teachings
and practices and absolve himself
from all his responsibility therefor
aud I've voter clothed i'm the nanoply
OF constitutional civic power. Ru,
as a member of the church. paving
supreme Difference TO the hierarchy.
he will not re able To take the test
oath, or they will moi permit him TO
be In political affairs drst aud last =
citizen OF the republic: they insist
that he shall lie tirst and last a ,ub.
Iect OF their Kingdom of God on
earth.
Judge StocSslager means well and
speaks like statesman. bnt Uh.,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06
MASKS TORN AWAY.

President Budge's Bear Lake coun-
ty Mormon paper. the Paris Post,
boasts VI the success of It's plan for
fusion In southeastern Idaho. IL
says that the recommendation Is re-
ceiying favorable comment from
members OF both political parties.
The conclusion of the Post is: 'We
must have no partisan fight this
year.
Why waste words by saying this
year." Mr. Postp You never have
had a partisan fight The contest In
southeastern Idaho has always been
between the priests aud tie politicl
ans-the latter seeking to get the
vote without paying the price and
the former determined to get the
price whether they delivered The
vote or not. That has been the stu.
alton In Idaho-a situation known
to all the people Of the state; and
that is the situation which some Of
sho neiouk hheu VI iuauo hhNe uctci-
mined shall be corrected for the sake
of the ordinary decencies OF life, for
the sake OF the progress OF the state,
for the sake of It's fame.
Fusion In Mormon counties means
nothing more nor less than an uncov-
ering OF the ecclesiastical plan.
They always have fused In the past
sufficiently to carry the counties the
way II was desired to carry these
counties, only they have pretended to
keep mp show Of party contest.
Now that the mask has been torn
away the Issue vii he clearer to the
American voters Of our neighbor
state. Salt Lake Tribune.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The people OF Lemhi county are be.
coming tired OF high taxes and al
Increase OF county Indebtedness each
year aud are looking for relief from
some source or other. Relief Is posi-.
bile II business men are elected 10 run
the county government. and II stands
the democratic party In hand 10
put up only such men as can comply
with these demands. II We deserve
the confidence Of the people by nom.
mating clean ticket the people viii
attend 10 the rest.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The Salt Lake Tribune has init.
ated the contention that the mining
Industry demands more attention at
the hands OF the general govern
ment. IL Is asked that IA jurist who
Is familiar with the practice CT min.
Ing la. be placed upon the bench OF
the supreme court. There will he a
vacancy In this court In short
time, aud the mining industry should
receive attention wnen the next APP
polntment Is made. The most Inn
portant suits In many OF the states
are based upon the mining laws, and
they are passed upon by judges who
have not made any special study OF
ibis branch OF the Jurisprudence.
The mining business Is one OF the
most important In the commerce OF
the country and 1t deserves legal pro-
lection ut the hands OF the govern
ment. There are special judges for
every other important branch OF law,
and the time has arrived when this
industry should receive the attention
It's Importance demands.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

From the ovations Bryan is receiy.
Ing In his trip through the New
England states, one would think We
were In the midst Of q national cam.
paign. The only way to account for
these remarkable demonstrations IL
In the fact that the people know
Bryan Is not only honest, but Is a
statesman In the broadcast sense OF
the term. Unless some untoward
circumstances SHOULD occur within
the next two years, there Is no power
that can keep Bryan from receiving
the nomination for president and his
election. Roosevelt Is the only man
In the republican party that could
possibly poll anywhere near the vote
he will receive, and II Is very prob
lematical II he could defeat him.
Roosevelt has not advocated a reform
which his party platform advocated,
and such reforms as lie has secured
were ilrst advocated by bryan. For
that reason Bryan, IN the estimation
of the people, Is greater statesman
than Roosevelt. Bryan IL a maker OF
public opinion while Roosevelt Is u
plagarist and follower.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

or course IL Was TO be expected
that Borah aud the rest I the repub-
lican spellblnders would declare that
the Mormon question Is not an issue
this rear. In fact II was To be en-.
pected that they would declare that
there Is 40 church interference.
Borab says these are either iss les OF
very minor importance or not issues
az all. unfortI nately for Borah and
the rest Of his colleagues on the ticket
they do not have the making OF tile
issues In this campaign. The issues
are made hv the people and not by
the politicians.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

In German city the other day a
man had NJ little regard for the
angus, presence Of the emperor that
be actually sneexsd aud Vas arrested
for les majestic. The miserable
wretch. There Is no punishment
severe enough for man tina. IL 10
lost 10 dccency a. to sneeEe In the
presence Of l,an an being much less
tbs war llri al sieat aud powsrful
nation, Had II not been for the
testimony Of a noted physician that
tho snsrxer had . polupus Ia his nose
aud could not avoid the catastrophe
he would have received the punish.
ment that bis eriiue W richly mer-
tied.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06


With the government offerias as
cents 40 hour for skilled lass3rers, In
eludins mechanics Of all kinds, toe
wofk on The pansma canal, only sin
saen applied for emptsyn In the
city Of Chicago IN one DAP. The
special agent u the government
wanted SO mra. undonbsedly Que
Of the cl.isf Difficulties la the COO.
straetiaa Of tbs canal sill be lust
this for common lahos Nest In.
dian natives OF Monsolians eau he
found; and Tor The lots Of super.
vision Tie ssiary Is Sufficient To at.
tract Americans Fat the killcd
tradesmsn 10 la his nature q steady
bomeligr sort OF mao who would
rather work eight hours q day ia
America. with his family. than Ia
ao into a tropical country Tor shorter
hours and bigger pay. sisty.tve
cents an hour IL not maniticsn,
wages Ia the eyes Of the American
artisan when II would take hin,
away from his home and steady wor /
aod comfortable living. The govern
ment will have 10 bid a little higher
10 these times OF demand for skilled
labor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The people Of this country, both
democrats and republicans, have too
much respect for the intelligence Of
President Roosevelt TO think he
would wofrv his mind over such a
trivial tuatter Us reform Ia spelling.
lilo has become 50 impressed with
tho feasibility OF Carnegie's reform
IN photography that he has ordered
the reform In all departments where
ofiicial documents are issued. Roose.
welt has not only made himself the
laughing stock OF the country, hut
even the republican papers are max.
ing him the butt Of their rldieule.
With all due respect IL bis opoinious
and essorts to create u reform IN this
particular the most of rs sill con.
tinue TO spell In tho good old An. 10.
Saxon Way. However. u this plan
could be generally adopted through.
out the country II would he impos.
sibie 10 determine mans education.
al accomplishments by his spelling,
and may moet with favor from that
class
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The customs service OF the United
States has now enlisted 10 protect
Idaho from the Importation Of young
girls from foreign countries by the
Mormons for immoral purposes, II
develops from the records OF immi-
grafton that the Mormon missionar-
les have been securing the poor dis
tricts OF NIL foreign countries for re-
efuits for their harems. This Gus
tom has been fastened upon these
missionaries by the government rec
ords. T'he deceptive methods OF the
MormoDs deluded the officials for
many years, and hundreds OF these
unfortunates have heen imported to
meet the Mormon demand for 'sceles-
tial" wives. IL Is well that Idaho
can be protested from this mission
airy work. which has been promoted
by the state administration through
. Jack Mormon Immigration commits
slonef.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

The way TO have the will Of the
majority carried out In the nomina-
tion of a county ticket Is for every
denocral- 10 atteni the primaries
aud see that only the best men are
selected as delegates. Those who
think they do no, have the time To
attend the primaries and stay at
home have no reason to lind fault
n the ticket nominated at the con
sention is not perfectly satisfactory.
The principal reason for a large con-
yention was that sitong representa-.
ton could he had from every precinct
In the county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

Borah Is said 10 be a man of oFtiiu.
AIRY intelligence. gocd speaker and a
loeicai reasonet, ret he has tho te.
meri,y o. announce that tue Mormon
question viii not anser into the cam.
paign this fall. lie says the Issue
sili be Roosesclt's policies aud the
upboliins OF the same. No doubt So
Tar m Mr.. norsh n concerned the
wish Is the father Of the thought,
and those are the issues that the re.
puhlieans are going to Try TO iuiect
into the campaign Mr., Rorah nor
any other politician eau show a sin.
sic instaaee wherein Il has been left
t. tho politicians "a outline AVID de.
clare the issues THE people them.
selves make the issues, aud the ten.
lille element OF Idaho has declared
that the Mormon question Is live
and burning issue. oae In which they
are directly interested. aud Mr..
0od.ns and his herehmen will ae-
eepi this issue. regardless OF what
their wishes may be, The people un
derstand shy Mr.. Borah and the rest
OF the republican leaders In the state
wish To esade this issue The charge
OF Mormon domination Is true, and
they would like very much 10 ignore
this fact.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06


The Chicago University. the col.
lege No richly endowed by Rockefeller,
has turned out many freaks In the
past few years, but the very latest IL
one ~ the professors, who In n lect-
ure, told his audience that the best
lives we're derived from among the
young women who had transsressed
the laws OF virtue. This may be
preaching morality with vengeance,
and kind Of virtue that Is pleasing
TO the etIete east, bat out here among
Us barbarians II not appreciated.
perhaps, at It's trus worth. SO far as
the education and advancement OF
the country Is concerned civilization
would be better of n Rockefeller had
sunk bis millions TO the bottom of
the ocean, or else some cataelism Of
nature would utterly destroy that In.
stitution OF learning with It's profess
ors In comparison with this pro.
fessors ideas, Moriuonism, with Its
atfiiction 81 polygamy, Is a utopia.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

Edward Rosewater, who has been
editor OF the Omaha bee for the past
generation died OF heart failure FRI
day Of last week. In his death
journalism lost one OF It's most able
men and the state Of Nebraska Its
greatest political leader. Rosewater
was Bohemian jew, but In appear.
ance did not possess any OF the char.
acteristics OF that remarkable race.
I've was a lighter, rather Of dicta.
torial character. man of strong per-
sonality, and was usually on the right
side OF moral questions. There are
few men living In the nation today
who have more bitter enemies nor
closer friends than had Edward Rose
water. Ills life long ambition was
to represent his state IL the United
States senate, out the railroad In
terests OF Nebraska, which absolutely
control the politics OF that state. saw
that he would not conserve their In
terests, consequently his fondest as
pirations were never realized. Rose.
waters life was one Of political tur.
moil, but bis death was one OF peace.
The writer always had great admir-.
alton for Editor Rosewater. not only
Tor his lighting procliyities, but his
many iine traits OF manhood.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

IL Il finally settled that Judge
Morgan and his following In KOot-
enai equity will refuse To support
the machine made ticket OF his party
and will vote for the democratic
nominees In both county and state.
Those who claim 10 he acquainted
With tie situation that such a de-
lection means that the county will
20 democratic. with the revolt
against the Gooding machine and
general opposition 10 the Mormon
control OF the party IL begins TO look
rs II the Y. o.. p. we're going TO have
a serious time OF II this fall.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

II Is seldom that politicians leave
a party that Is In power on account
Of their disagreement with any one
plank OF the party platform. So far
as The Recorder mas been able TO see
there has been three former demo.
cratic politicians announced that
they bare severed their connection
with the democratic party aud will
cast their influence, whatever that
may he, 10 the election of Gooding
aud the continued supremacy of the
Mormon hierarchy Of salt Lake city
Ia the politics Of idaho. thu the
other hand Il Is true here In Lenhi
county, aud we presume 1t Is equally
true Ia other parts Of the state, that
there are large namber OF the rank
ana Ole OF the republican party
sincerely declare they will vote
foI the democratic legislative nomi.
noe on the democratiot ticket II no,
the eatire state democratic ticket.
At democratic rally at wciser the
other night the principal speakers
were republicans OF state prominence,
yet no Que has seen the Statesman
making any great halla.oloo over the
matter. Another popularity about
The three so-called democrats Of
prominence who have left the patty
they have been more prominent In
the past few DAYS than they ever
have In the past or ever will be
again.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

On another page can he found an
address 10 the public by Chairman
Lockhart. OF the democratic commit
tee. IL Is very able document and
gives the conditions as they exist In
the state. The address should be In
the hands OF every voter In the state,
aud would settle the Mormon gues.
tion 10 this state for all time TO
come. The Recorder would suggest
that every demociat see that bis re-
publican neighbor gets this address
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

Recently . Chicago ,nan returned
To bis waiting spouse In Chicago
after an absence NJ thirty-one ,cars
and handed her $500 10 cold cash,
with the adtnonition 10 ask no qucs.
tions. Since then II has developed
that woman 10 Dakota, whom he
married. II not willing TO comply
with this request. aud will ask few
through her lawyer, before a Judge.
She has entered suit for bigany.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

he comes to the practical application
OF bis generous aud splendid senti-
ments, he will lind that the Mormon
church would prefer TO see its people
without any rights whatever than to
see them enjoy those rights outside
of the permission and bestowal OF the
church itself. Salt Lake Tribune.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

Judge stevens unpopularity IL
growing In both this aud Fremont
counties, and Jesersedly so, Many
republicans as we'll as democrats VIII
vote for Judge Quasles, the democ.
ratie candidate. who Is q clean man
In every war and an able Iurist, and
ws don't believe he Is afraid to
render deeisioa and stay by IL II he
believes u right - Idaho Fails Post.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

In county affairs there does not
seem to be the usual scramble for the
county Offices among the republicans
as has been the case In former years.
1t must be that this year IT. Is not
figured that nomination is equal to
an election.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06
THE IDAHO RECORDER



Sesatot.
FRED r. DUBOIS.
Bingham County.
Memher 81 Congress.
REEFS HATTABAuCH.
Idaho County.
Justice Supreme Court,
STEWART :. DEFINING.
i-stah County.
Governor.
&. q, STOCkSI.AGER.
blaine County.
Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE c, CHAPLIN.
Bingham ccanty-
Secretary Of State,
FIuuRNOS GALLOWAY,
Washington County.
RttNHEF 1NuEtAss
KARI. PAINE.
Ada coaaty.
Treasurer.
DIR. J, u. NORRIS.
Nez peres Cosnsy
Mine inspeetr.
SAMUEL. fORMAN.
shoshaae Gocntty,
:ups. Public distraction.
rERMEAI FRENCH.
tilaine County.
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esssh Sss1tessi Ossseses.
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6astAse II. Quaries.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

if the present county republican
administration can involve the coun.
ty In IN Indebtedness OF twenty-five
thousand dollars In four years, and
in the same period increase the taxes
twenty-five per cent. how long would
IL take at the same rate 10 Involve
The county in total bankruptcy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-09-06

Nv authority OF the Democratic Count,
Committee 81 irmhi county, Idaho, and u
accordance with It's aeilun. notice a hsreb,
gwen that Democratic Coanty ConventioH
viii be hsld IN Andersons ha'i. Salmon CRY
Idaho, on Thursday, September "a. fgob, Al
% o'clock .. m. foF the patpos- OF eleciing q
new County Ientrai COMMITTEE and nnsnin.
aisng candidates Tor the ioloatng county
and precinct aftsccss
One State Senator.
One Representative.
Dne Clerk 81 the Coart snd ex-oifieio Aud.
itos and Recorder.
Cine sheriff,
t,nt Assessor and Tax Collector,
Tine Ceauty Attorney,
One Coanty Treasurer aud Public Admin
issrstas,
tine Probate Judge.
one Couniy superintendent, IL Public In
stfaction,
Three ceanis Commissioner.
Ons Iofanrt.
tine taantY sutyeyof,
Two Justices ui the Peace,
Tine Constable tof each precinct
Tbs saIioas precincts u the county are
eRtitled 20 delegate representation in said
aoanty Convention As toliowss
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Al prwcinet PRIMARY elections shall be
held on Monday, September zsth 1000 CON.
ne.esng at the hour Of ! p, M. and confirm.
inE till ., m. Precinct Committeeman will
post notices specifying the ttm~@snd place 81
hoidihR saeh primary elections and perfect
ell arrangements therefor.
W. G. whifsrll, RI Atkins.
SECRETARY. Chairman.
Dated ~ salmon CITY. Idaho this ssih day
0t August iecA