The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-09
ding of Idaho Would
h Made Still Broader
|, It's Provisions.
APPLY TO ALL
lDING UNCLEAN LIVES
! Legislation Favored;
rse in Meyer Case
lis Justified.

la. Jan. Sin the last
Lions we have heard a great
A. the necessity for the re-
!. n the test oath. | see no
Ii the test oath should not be
III saws Gov. Frank B. Good
4, message which he today
\, Idaho Legislature. Continu-
ryes that when such legis-
snscted it shall not be
ID character. but shall be
zach all classes of crimes
! test oath. which originally
10 disfranchise the Nor
only those who pTacticed
but those who advocated
IL who subscribed to the
. q any religious organization
M indorsed or countenanced
. Gov. Gooding would have
n as to disfranchise all
I1sho who do not live clean
4, the law.
ding urges radical legisla-
Ae control of the railroads
ia Idaho. He recommends
|pu Of a State railroad com
A three members, to be ap-
q ihe Governor, clothed with
4 b establish maximum rates.
irtire publicity in relation
\ transportation within the
q correct railway abuses of
4 people have complained.
E that a deplorable condition
Eted the people of Idaho, ow-
Y Of proper railroad equip
|,indle the traffic of the State,
Ffop has become so alarming,
|'ist it threatens to seriously
d growth of Idaho, Under
editions, he saws. .'the State
attire mercy of railroad COM
tose sole aim is to pay enor-
lends"
Fssses the opinion that rail
siD Idaho are most exorbltant,
asss. He urges that re-
|I.murTaee provision be in
||he act creating the commits
|nh.Pass Legislation.
tdIng urges stringent anti
5tion. not only prohibiting
md county officials from re-
he transportation from the
nj prohibiting all citizens OF
unless actual employees of
|r'tlons granting the favors,
|piing any passes or franks
|,tad, telegraph or telephone
This legislation, he urges,
EE the lines of the Federal
vding reviews, at length, the
E.sdings following the arrest
"A Orchard, Steve Adams,
% Meyer. William D, Hay
George A. Pcttibone, charged
fascination of Former Gov.
Ahenberg. He urges that
lnty be relieved of the pay
ry part of the expense OF the
g inasmuch as the case is one
all the people of Idaho are
arrested. He depiores the fact
labor organizations have
!as action of the State ofii
'tlng up the prosecution and
med as Murder Case.
. murder case, and as such
's tried, regardless of the
ls accused men have occu-
p, now occupy, in labor or
They are entitled TO a
The character Of our courts
.Nenshlp ensure II 10 them.
kbor Not an Trial,
rhing asserts that there is
% the part of the State to
,organlzations or the princi
nying them on trial, or 10
On the labor union idea. The
'oaeavoring to punish a crime
-isfiy horrible character, be
be adds:
vniession Of Harry Orchard
colroborated in large part by
confession Of Steve Adams
80 full Of horror as TO be
Anelieyable. -
H,sfhor states that the course
'eentlng officers has been ap
we State courts, the Fedora
u snls y ana the Supreme court OF
y. states, and snys;
greetings had, together witt
i interest in the case, were
OF strict inquiry by Tho
4 " the United States, Hon
roosevelt, who acting
~ PERSONAL representative. the
sll Attorney.General OF tn,
'aM' ss visited Idaho and mad,
ssaa aIa palnstaking investigation
|,6sn. matter. He reported I,
ai,Gits ,is and Mr.. Roosevelt ha
L;maaS. ,a,le by word and action ex
4: ,slI S.s as heartily in accor,
'ale IN prosecuting thi
h tfu,he Of .he urges the Republican
,a,i,,,n me Legislature 10 live VI
D dj,s.ss campaign promises an,
|'isu 0s primary law for tn
D di,sa,. all State and county off
trs,s. vote. an antitrust Law
tirp liability act, and la,
la NM aa e'ght-hour day for III
. isSoriiI suUiInou question he is out
o,tI tIring the re-enactmcnt o
.iisin"r 'aw, with an amendmcn
I've eIom men and women "wh
can lives under the law.