davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13

Sra Superior tribes Den 29oe
|Gebrnar: Nditor &siineer, Gloqiiet,
Wainn., iom fcrIeoen inoIagoes pda
ct. Siifas &oipital / Duluth, bar
ioog iinoerfoitet iie en- Speration for
glinotdrmbetRn6elie. Gperationen
|aflsb meaet belbigt % per err Saab
ON at ban in6en fort 5io bill bore
iitano til at eienoptase arbeioet |
fine Wenigbe6er.
Sra DiImtar W~enietrb ifripes:
Willmnr Wenigbeo iamleoes ben %.
Sanuar til Morsmeee meo @lnoe %
1af, foroi al 6ens @i9Io bar betnlt.
Gn ~bctpoelig @iplo paa airfeeien-
bommen blep peo Ell ertra Mnitren.
9elie affaitet fort Sio fer Iarsms.
oct, af ansiererens Happort frem-
gif Oct, at Der | gorets 2sb bar fam.
let peb Offer, per'onli9e gibroa oa
giorog fra Sorenirser $62S.75 til
Misiionen on $500 pnr iamlet til
guesbura Geminor. Wenigbe'
oens llnaoomsforeniug CAB Ereiten
en- bebagelig Cperrnifelie Manoag
aftenben 17be Sebriar. aopofat
Z. 8, @iIbert taIte poa So~reningens
@egne % operrafte Greiten N paffer
Leather ophoIItreo dnir". 8aitor
MfihoeIion taffebe ipnlig rsrt for
@noen. Wisfionpr Seritao talte ON
l%tngbommens Stilling paa Waoo-
eaifar og braste Silsning fra bet
@nru, Tom Soreninqen opboloer paa
@ornebiemmet poa Wtisiionsmarfeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
Sibelens Sarao.
(gwf. Sob. gIpisater / Sairfetio. y

llnber berme Sperifrift lRier pt |
"Secorab.T oiten" for 21be Sebr.
3. u. ~fsIgeube:
IS Iaret 1898 fanbt Soret |
gmenbotep IFS 8rup | Sbeben Ell
Mumie, iom oct mart Ipffebes at
ioentificere iom De ioroiife Setter al
ben itore &amies IFS Ssn og Otter.
isIaer, gibelens Sarao, Meneptab,
al bpem Moies efter LANCE 6orbmb.
Iinaer uopirfeoe Ssoerues Srieipelie
fra s@spptenS Sr9loom. Tenne
Wumie, Der cpbepores | gritiib Mu.
icunL er blepen neiere unoeriest 90
/ '8rmo Margarine beretter 9apio
30. @eobce ON &eiultatet beraf."
Saa fonnner en- lang geifripeIie az,
hporlebes oenne Mfumie ler no, az
oct or ell Mano meo zen longagtia
bpplpet, Itor Sierneifnl, en- Sri'tig
bsiet SsgenGie. en- long, ifarptitaa'
rem Sage og to imale, energetic Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
Identified by common tradition

identified by common tradition
with the Pharaoh of the Exodus
who was drowned in the Red Sea-"
Wiamien bar, oa ieg iaa Den, ! @al.
leriet .. iom Rr. 1852. Der ifal
altiaa III bore to Mlumier af ben
famine @anb, en- | 2onbor % en- |
aairo. ga ies bar i sltben | sSpril
1906, traf leg Der Ell Heiienbe, iom
neop fom fra sgeppten. San f,inbe
bringe mig ben operraifenoe Splps-
ming. at ben rette Reneptab bar nm.
ben mems ban opbolot iig / &ario.
oct ben Sarao Tom orufueoef Men
inleaem og "pou man tafe hour
dolce" ga, iaaIeoes fer 8antroens
anereb paa SibeIens Sroperoisbeb
no! @lio sipe, at bort 8irfefolf life
maatte labe fla ~forpirre of benz!
SiIfsies fan bet, at Sanbbeoen
pisielig er ben at SsraeIs 9srns
llosang af sgsppten bnerfen ifebe
nnoer Ganies III e1er bans Ssr,
men unber Ell tihligere Sarao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
@epolmtiom / SelesraHen?

On S~pfinbeIie, iom sienipnlig er
ensbetpoenoe meb Ell &epolution paa
lS~elearafiens Smroaoe, belfripes al
8reorif Sees | "@iubior Mago5ine".
Oct er en- Maifine, iom meo Ell Sa-
itiabeo al 10000 Orb | Simen oper.
ferer en- ifrepen NeObelelie. appa-
ratet er peientfis tiacmpet efter Bal
res iragipitemet og iRttes Sirf-
icmbeb peb en- ierifilt Strtpemaift.
ne, bpis grus ifal bare meget let
lprt. 9o~aitaperne er iGrlig afpaS'
let for Sberfsring og beitaar al
iterre pg minore Suller paa en- So'
pirremie, to, ire, eler ire, lige I'll
ellene.
De bonorette og loorette Streger
titles peb to uligearteoe eleftrilfe
Stremme, iom paa WobtagelIeslta.
tionen iGtter to Seleioner | Sirflom.
beb. Sen enc al bisie S~elefoner OPP
teener be panorette. ben anoen De
Ioorette Streser paa ben @aaoe, at
imaa StGnser. Tom fpIger bper ge'
pegelie, peb SiGIp al ct Spell To-
iter 2piet fra en- Iioen eleftriIf Cant
be bort paa Ell Renle praporeret Ea-
pir, lom sliSer ttorbi Speilet. DO
uaar oenne Remie er afpiflet og'fire'
ret, bar man foran fig Ell ganife lG-
ielig Strift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13

Iutosraferne er lpffelige Wenne-
ffer, - De fer bare imilenoe aniig'
ter omfring Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13

goniiere "ben ferIie ep. .lutb. Menig'
beo" / Rortb genb, Coos 60. Ore,
Den beitoar al 50 SiGle. Zen 23be
5ebr. orsaniierebes "s3ions p..lutb.
Wenigbeb" / @aribfielb, Coos 60,
Ore. On 8pinoeforening err pgiaa
organiieret og bar begpnot at arbei'
De. Wentgbeoerne bar beilnttet at
give 9iitriftets Gorniauo Tait. 6ois
5ulomaat til at falbe Brett til Of be-
tiene Dem. De bar gobe neii9ter til
at boise.
Ssnoog og Mnnbog Den 16oe
oa 17be 5ebruar bofotes Somtale'
meoe / Butte. Mont. Soruoen Ste.
oetS Brett, Eait. 8. 8. @rcitben, bar
Grelterne ". 2uube, e. y. auIt'
boIo og $. 8. Spare tiIitebe. Sen'
bag a%ormiboas prPoifeoe Toitor
slnitpolb, % Ssnoogs aiten begpno'
Il Samtolemsoet. Tait. Sunoe reie'
rereOe oper "airfen" meo ipecielt
Senlpn til Den trlltne Sfeosrienig'
beo. Meoet iorInttes Manoags vi
ten. oa peo bets Slutning blep en-
@'euigbeo itiftet, iom antog Napnet
"oeu isrite norifslutberife Strife |
Butte, Ront." Zen npoonneoe Wae'
nlabeo folote Tnit. 8. 9. 8reftben
til foit Brett, Bore 2nnbSmpno |
Butte bar iugen 'lpt9erif firfelig Be
ticnitg bopt, unotuBen uaor Nabo'
preiterne og en- % onben giennem'
reiienbc Brett al % til bar prrbtfet
Ser, inotil 8ocfp Wountoin Special'
fonfcrpns uSiteSte aalo til Eoit.
@reftben, Tom III ibGroigt bar Ore
bet Wisiiousarbeibe Der iioen ! ali'
quit 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
Zen nurifc Sguuoc.
CGlttr "air,tttSrubt.")

8oIt. s. &Snuqc, ON bpem oi l
Slutuiugeu al iorrige aar beretteoe,
at ban bar iaa nInorlig ina, at oct
ucpoe penteoeS, at ban tunDe oper'
Itaa oct, er MI iao friif, at ban | 6e'
bruor Mauneo bar funnel prGotte
bper Ssn0ag,
8aIt. u. q. Guanmeu bolot
Ssuouq Septllageiimo fin &tItrG'
ocliesorpnifen i Rihmoub Wcuig'
beo o. inoiertc fla ieIp. Senoog
Serageiima bIep ban iuofprt | Qe'
troit Wcnigbeo al Eoit. Sori 'om
prpOifeoe cuer 9n9euS gpangeIium.
Gm Gitermioougen bleo ban inotert
/ Soa Wtcuingbeo, bpor ban bolot
: iItrCoeIie5prPoifen.
Set rorifc 9urnebiem I Obi
caoc, Tom unoerboloeS al De foritiel'
Iiac ToreuiuQer % Samfuuo / Spen
(oltiau life at forUCfSle me0 Spnooe'
"Reminiscences MobtoQeIie$biem),
Icoer mn at ionIe $4,000 til en- M
@uQniua for $50 @rrr. Bait, Col
berg al ben forerebe Strife er Sor'
manO for Tcrcuinaen ifior bar oct
@o't. @orrisUiac at SouGcS Spncoc.
-Gait. &. 9uOict bar ontagCt
9u(6 ira fire WeuiQbeOCr i StutS'
man So. 'om ii0ite Aor or itiftcSe al
Roit. Troit % mioIcrtihig bar oTret
tctieutc of ham, Eoit. Nooicf ptl be-
gpnOe fin @icruiup poo set me &ir'
frfcIt ! ben ieritc Gel al Mfot.
- Cen 16hc Tcbrliar nor Gaitor
u. .. @bite bchiGIpcIiG meN at or,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13

Der. Sum ginene, bpis ubtrpf maa.
tie at og til fan babe bempet bette
uotrpf at baaro 8eilutiombeo,
mangleoe | oct fulbltenoige 8iaebe
OF bette aniist, foran bpilfet Ssra-
eliterne | lin Sio bar ffielpet, og
bpis Miliub befalese beres Sorlss.
ning."')
9ette ienber "Decorab.B oiten" no
til fine mango tliinoe 9eiere oeiaa
| bore Wenigbeber uben nosen leo
iagenoe 9em9rfnina. Wiimien al
ben Garao, iom 9ibelen flyer bruf-
nebe I bet rsbe Sap, ifal altiaa bore
funoen | amenbotep IFS @rap !
Sbeben, % ifaI MI lisee til gfteripn
Il oct brittle Muieum / 2onoon.
Wen bporban saar bet iaa meo gi'
belens SortGling2 Den er ba ielp-
fsleelig upaalioelig. % oct er bpah
man Der ifal babe ct gepis for. Oct
er for GeIten fife fsrite' @ans man
bar ment at funne temple gi6elens
8eretning ON Saraos 9rufniug |
Sapet Tom en- ~llianbbeb. en- Sio
paaitob 8ioenifabsmpnb, at ben So
rao iom fsrit Loo Ssraels gsrn fare
% iiben fprfulste benz, bar &nmies
III, bpis Mhimie pirfelig er funben
oa opbepares i oct itore 9gpptiife
Mhaieum | 8airo. Senere blep benne
Baaitanb opgipen og man inbifrRn'
feoe iig til at iise, at llnoertrpffel'
fen al Ssrael begpnbte UNDER &am.
les III, men lofrielien ifeoe fsrlt nm
Ser bans Ssn og giterfslger poa
Sronen Merenptab, eler iom andre
lRier Hapnet Weneptab, fcroi Der
Itaar notrptfelig I 2 Wtoi. 2, %, at
Sen Sarao Tom begpnote at PLACE
Ssoerne meb baarbt Sr9aearbeioe,
bebe | sggppten. Ser bIep MI 'sgt
utretteIie efter benne Weneptabs
9ig. @nSeIig fanotes bans @rap
Sbeben | Sper9eppten. Der bleo life
ringe Subel oper bette 5uno. Wilt'
not bar Ser ineeu M1lmie | @rapen;
men for 8antroen bapbe life oct itor
9etponing, @rapen bar 10 fnnoen,
og oermeo ifuloe bet bore bepiit, at
Meueptab life funoe bore omfom'
men | Sapet. Wan bolbt fait paa
bette @rapfunb iom 9epis moo gtbe'
lens SortGaing, osiaa efterat oct
cpibent bar soStgiort, at be Ggppti'
tie Soraoner bespnbte at anlegge
fine @r~apiteber itrafs efter i'm &e.
oierinas Siltrpbelie, at altiad Oct,
at mo timber Ell Wanbs @rao, aloe.
les life fan bepiie, at peofommenoe
caiaa iaftiIf blep besrapen Der.
Wen iaa fanbt M. 2oret ben Soc
@arts 1898 Ell @rap, Tom bite iig at
ppre gmenotbes eller amenbotep
IFS. s ben Iaa Here Wiimier. lont
~ieurere antoges at pRre en- H9tte
Earaoner. Oct maa oa %formooerif'
Tia bore en- at bisie, iom MI er ! bet
brittle I1aieum, % Der fierrerer
Tom BEN Sorao gibelen fortGler
omfom | Sapet.
Wen 9oret fanSt osiaa en- wsiinlte
iom ban ieIp mente por De iorot'fe
a~epnineer Of abuniatonr, Ell aorge
Iom tiIbsrte BET tSoe Spna'ti. Ven
|lrrSe 80. @roif l4ite imiolerflo paa
Snofriften @eueptab i%iteoentor
ahrmiotonu, % oenne Spontng I'LL
Itcnrtes at grusbih Ben os Wsaipero
0. a. Ser ifaI man aItiaa BABE tnn'
BET Den Sarao iom crirfneoe, Wen
benne @rmie er ! bet 9epptl'fe VIII
Serrm i aario oe opfsres ! Den ensel'
Ne lloaape Of aatalosen forleoo lon
the son and successor OF Ramses
III, the Menephtah who has been
y Sfterot Senne aptifeI bar leosret I
srptfsriet, bar pi iunnet 'anunie Ses
80 a..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13

y Sfterot Senne artifeI bar Iecsret !
srpsisriet. bar pi funoet 'anuie ges
rst,ira i RssbOoHSbIGcet Ten III.
iteIiae salsmano". f@n uegioes /
gbisaac, % / -9arosbIneet- ira Sri'
itimia.--airtctio." @eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-13
Zen ;sOrsneSe sirfe.
lGftrr nquthtranrrtn.0

- GoI1. Z. Sug. 2iaebei bar p9
ret oluorlig ina al 2ungebetGnoeIie
men er III | goo 9eoring.
On fort NleooeIelie fom os M,
liz ibpnoe mleo llnoerretning on
%oit. :. GlbueS 0so. @oit. Slbnc
bar boiat / 9eresioro. g. @. ! oC
ienere slar bar ban life bctient noeei
aal0.
Gu Iiben arebs Of fem idttigG
9pinorr / Goit. Ssrbus'S aolo, gl.
berta, Gan., bar b~efoitet tire 0taane.
hers ReIiaionsifoIe / miu6re emo ei
aors Sib % betuIt no i'm Carer bpcr
eneite Gent. og bar eu0ba life lihet
tilopcrs. GeSuoeu epes @erncue /
Slenrmet me0 beitemte Setser.
Gen 226e 5%ebruar organiierc-
6e$ Ell Mteni9beo peo Melbp Z. g.,
Gum 60, q. o, meO onltrent 20
iIemmeberettigcoc Me0lemmer. 0ie.
nigbe0en nHtog Rdpnet Rormanna
euangeliif lutbcrife Weuigbeo. Eait.
2b. $. 2arien blep falot til Weui1.
bebenS Greit, og Wenigbeoen beilut.
let at tilbBre Gen 5oreneoe &irfe.
- GoItor 3. ". 9u bar beiluttet
al fratrGoe Tom Brett for BLOOMFIELD
Nteuigbeo omfring lite December
1908. Sor lang og fro Gicncitc,
uGiteu 33 Mar, bar Meuigbeoen be.
iIuttet. at aioe BAN ct ertrn 9elsb
al ct Suien Collars, ioa bon fan taa
fla ct Stem pnn fine gamle Gage,
Get bar peut giort of BLOOMFIELD
Nenigbeb. 3u s andre Wenigbc.
ser, iom Gaitor 8u bar betient. tom
oiSie qomlc aatpproige YreitefoIf
ibu uleo 9eu Og 8aoer, ina De maa
life lioc 300 paa oereS SipSoiteu.-
81. s. Sougen.
49, Gait. g. 3. @repif Iigger frem.
ScIeS ing / minneapolis. San be-
bau0leS MI al Groi. 6. $. @rublep
fra SanrIine l~lniperiitp % George
0ougIaS SCoo fra StatSuniueriite'
tet - begae Specioliiter / Srrtc'
oq 9looipgOomme. Dc or eiter ino'
gaaenoe 0ioguoic tommet til ocn
SperbeoiSuing, at Bait. @repig liber
al en- notwithstanding Sefit al Sier'
tet. &eo fcniIfe 9oo er bCnnc MI
bIet betp6elig rebiceret, 8sr bar
9lllien 100 noor Eotienten Itob, III
porierer Seu melem 90 % 100, SH'
aerne bar iaoIeoes eobt Saab. 90
oene nun ta9es bper Dag.
- @tihoel Sobuiou, Wt, Soreb,
@is., bs6e rplig % blep begrapet
Ssroog ben 5ioe Sebruar. Sr.
Sobnion par en- Glore 9ror al so.
s. 8orIarg, IebIem at bort Cant
funds goaro Of Sruitees. 6sr Den
Soreneoe Sirfcs Organization
1890 tilbsrte Sr. Sobuiou Den norifc
Spnooe og bar eubog Ell 3tolorlg
Wteolem al bette SamiuuoS &trte.
raao. San bar en- @ano, til bpem
bans MeobOrGere boobe megen &tl'
fro, % buem DC poIgte til ferifieIli9e
oficntliae Suerp. 9crfor bite Der
fla ogiuo ltor SeItoaelie peo bans
@earopelic, peo bpilfcn Nnleontng
Girfen Dor fnIot til grrnaieL.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

Section IL. Any person voting at
any primary election when under the
provisions of the act. he is disquali-
fed to so vote or who falsely takes
any oath or falsely testifies, or who
violates any oath taken or any officer
of election who fraudulently does
anything as such officer or who
fraudulently fails to perform any
duty devolved upon him by this act
is guilty of misdemeanor and on
conviction thereof shall be punished
by fine of not less than $25. 90 or
not to exceed $4,000 or by i'm
prisonment for not less than 80 days
nor to exceed six months or by both
such fine and Imprisonment.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
THE PIONEER DECIDES,

The publishers of The Shelley Pi.
oneer have decided upon their course
In politics, and last week made their
announcement. 1t is UNIQUE. aud
withal more open and frank than any
other declaration we have yet OBJ
served coming from any of our local
editors, though the writings of 9TH
ers have at times indicated that they
were equally mercenary in their
work.
They preface their statement as to
political attitude by saying that one
OF the partners is Republican and
the other radical. believing there
Is some good in all parties but yet
enough of the bad to send them to
the "demnition bow-bows" whatever
that Is. He believes that the three
parties, Republican, Democratic and
Socialists are about on par for mix
ed good and evil, and he strength
his assertion by saying that he has
belonged to all the parties by turn
Ind voted for the whole string from
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
MORMONS FOR LOCAL OPTION.

A new situation has presented 1t.
self this week in the religio-political
world that deserves something more
than a passing thought.
The Mormons in conference al
Salt Lake City have expressed them.
selves for local option.
The Mormons have been strenu-
ously opposed In politics by the very
people who are working for local op-
ton and prohibition or against the
liquor business in general, and the
same people have been condemning
those who, affiliated with the Nor
mons In politics, charging that the
Gentiles who were linked with the
Mormons politically were necessarily
screening the Mormons in crime or
things that we're un-American.
Now, II the temperance question
should become an issue in this cam
paign, and the fight should be hard
and close, how would these good
temperance people of dozen denom-
nations feel about having the Nor
mons form a solid phalanx for the
temperance cause, and send officers
OF the Mutual Improvement Society
out into the meadows and beet fields
to talk to the young voters individ-
ually about the matter of standing
by the cause? Such things might
be happening this year with every
church in Idaho, and in the heat of
the conflict 1t might be altogether
unsafe to mention Church influence"
to any Of them.
Politics makes strange compan-
IONS" and people who are among the
Mormons and frequently eat bread
and milk with them, know that the
bread Is made right, though they
may not think much of the hosts re-
ligion. But that takes none of the
sweetness out Of the bread, and we
are anxious to see whether all these
people who favor temperance can eat
bread and milk together. Whether
these various organizations who were
talking purity of the home" in the
last two campaigns in Idaho, can ac-
cept the situation and line up at the
polls with the Mormons and be glad
to have their support.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
FOR ONE TRIP ONLY.

For modest man who Is candi-
date lat the solicitation of his
friends" Mr.. Brady is accepting the
proffered honor very readily. He
has filled scrap book with clippings
from Idaho and Utah newspapers that
speak in praise of Brady for COVER
nor, and had Pocatello paper make
up four-page supplement of them
quoting most literally from itself,
and quoting also from everybody and
his cousin. This supplement he has
printed by thousands and sent to
every paper that will fold them into
their own paper and get them out
among the people as If 1t were an orr
ginal job compiled by the local edi-
tor.
Naturally this impresses the pat
rons of the paper, to see their local
editor so much in earnest that he
will go to all the extra trouble and
expense, and people get the idea that
Mr.. Brady Is the whole show, which
he Is. He is furnishing the music,
the actors and the applause. The
people are the audience, and they
furnish the local papers through
which to circulate the applause.
We admire Mr. Brady's quick &C
ton in getting control of the press
so early, and If he can just keep up
the shouting no doubt the people
will ratify his proposals mainly on
account of the noise which seems to
come from everywhere. This will be
a great saving to the people in time,
thought and trouble generally, and
as Mr.. Brady is brilliant and perfect
ly honest and honorable 1t will be all
right to settle the matter in this way
without putting upon the people the
task of thinking, but 1t Is bad politics
for the reason that Barney ONeal or
Mayor Haines might work the same
game with fifty or sixty editors next
campaign and print themselves into
state offices while people were rely
ing on the editors or the Adventists
TO do their thinking.
1t may be perfectly safe for this
one time, but don't make a practice
of it, folks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

Jas. B. Weaver on down via Bryan,
and wants to vote for Hughes, La
Toilette, Tom johnson, Tom Watson
or anybody but Roosevelt or Cleve-
land Democrat.
He seems to be the man whom so
many politicians have told about who
had always voted for the losing can
didates in the Democratic party, and
In 1884 he determined to b. on the
winning side for once, and voted for
Blaine. 1t is no wonder that he has
been mixed up ever since, and any
man who is so keen to follow the
band wagon as to leave his party to
get on the winning side, ought and
may expect, to lose his bearings. and
his faith in humanity.
The Shelley editor seems to have
lost whatever he had, for he says that
The Pioneer will publish political
matter for any party under the sun
II paid for 1t, and in the same issue
OF their paper which contains this
statment, they fold in one of the
four-page Brady supplements printed
and sent to them by Mr.. Brady's chief
organ at Pocatello.
We suggest to The Rigby Star and
The Morning Post that they hunt up
the fellow who started the report
that Judge Stevens wants the nomi-
nation for governor and refer him
to the Pioneer. If he, not Stevens,
but the fellow you get your Stevens
news from, Is sincere he might ex-
change favors with The Pioneer and
ask you for your own
rate card.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

strong, in fact one of the very
strongest In the country, 1t could not
well be made stronger, though II
could be made much weaker by the
election of some other person other
than Justice Ailshie. Justice ALL
SHE has filed this place for nearly
six years and has made for himself
an enviable record, he is a good law
yer and very able judge, and should
be reelected. He should and prob
ably will be renominated by accla-
nation. We are for Justice Ailshie.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
AlLSHlE FOR REELECTION

AS the time draws near when the
delegates will meet again To select
candidates FOR the different state
oillces we sometimes catch ourselves
thinking about the matter, and in
our own minds make selections for
tne places to be filled. And we some
times or usually pass over what we
may term the non-important offices
So 10 speak, and look more to the
most important Offices. or course we
all differ very materially as to which
are and which are not the most i'm
por'aht places to be filed, and in
TINS way we almost forget the most
important of all.
NOW, while politics have not got
ten very warm yet, number Of nor
sons nave been spoken of fayorahlv
Tor the different offices of the state
rom governor down, but not a word
mas been said of the judiciary and
wnen we come to think of n the
Judiciary is the most important 90
our government. More care should
oe exercised In the selection of the
aielnDers or our supreme court than
III the selection of candidate for
any other office, as the people have .
greater interest In the courts than IN
any other branch of the government
II is the duty of every man and NJ
every woman to see to It that tbe
very best men In the state ara non,i
mated and elected to fill the oft,co 90
supreme Judge. This reminds us
tnat we must elect member of Tho
supreme court at the November
election. 0n''e'
we think that 1t should not be ,
dimcult matter to select this man
~hen we realize that our suprema
y 'urt as now constituted Is one Of Tho
,ef, " strongest in the west, all Of the
mem bers being able LAWYERS ana
men O unquestionable character and
ntegrit and peculiar fitness for the
lace. 'he term of office of Chief
ustice A ilshie expires on January
rst, NEXT and we must soon select |
successor.
We underst md that Justice ALL
lie will no andidate for re-elec-
IN and wa heard no opposj-
IN r. ~, we nave or CANDIDATES. npv ~
-, . 70 MIN. no 9th 'an n, Tor
pace. This is no new feature
% eotltics In this s.a> WIN Ieier-
70 ve e TO Judicial position = .s as IL mas
this stot, 'ne policy Of 'cial nosi.
81 S.a.e to keep iud. 40 ms nos
IS lt OF politics as mucA a.. as pos
e, to the end that our com 's may
Kept very strong. and tina ar
pest men may be selected t As
'e very tmportant positions rn
ore stated the court ia now "a y
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
An Act Relating to Primary Elec-
lions, etc., approved February 27,
1908.
Big Teachers Institute.

mere was a meeting of county
superintendent at Pocatello We'd
nesday to arrange for joint teach
ers' institute at Pocatello on August
81 to September 4th.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

appreciation Of the fair intent of
American policies more widely &C.
cepted among the peoples of the far
east.
Continued next week.