The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-22
THERE ARE OTHERS IN THE SAME BOAT

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ct letters from John Archbod Standard Oil COMPANY adj
dressed TO Senator Foraker which made leading
feature Ct his public addresses These neosed large sums
money containing check ST. 500 another for Sir 600 and
d Tor $4,000 Senator Foraker admits genneness Of the
letters but claims the money services in the FIRST two in
stances ana n no wise dealt with his conduct The ag
est sum he states aid purchase Of newspaper and
was returned upon the deal falling through letters have caused
great sensation and Senator dates as public speaker
nave al been cancelled although he lie will stump later
IN his own behalf candidate senator to succeed himself me
incident concrete what all intelligent people must have
great corporations while occupying the United States SEN
know" Tor many years and that that Foraker serving the
put FORAKER Is only one OF the long list Of Republican leaders
VINO nave done the same There instance who
mas aniassed fortune running the while serving as
congressman and whose speaker has against the
interests q the people and IN favor Of the predatory rich 1t should
require discriminating letters the downfall Of Cannon He
should DC defeated At the polls and then should
speaker And Cannons chief aid in al sitting the demands
q s people = The halls q congress has been James Sherman
poean candidate Tor wee president and who the
election OF TAFT 70 the presidency that position Can
the people contemplate such disaster calmly?
Senator La Toilette has people the record Of his Re
colleagues n senate and house and proven that the
es Of the party the halls increasingly in behalf
and Kern - - il
II will be recalled that San Francisco Examiner
was en- the payroll Of the Southern Pacific railroad company at the
rate q $1,000 per month and that Coils p Huntington stopped the
supela upon the ground that baeknal
While Willie Hearst making charges men being on cor Of
poraton pay rolls he might take day review this ansac ~
ton He neey submitted Hunneons cutting off th orat = no
the time Notwithstanding claimed regular contract had been n
entered INTO for advertising and that the be paid in s
monthly nstamens -
tito
81 what avail James H. Brad announcement that he favo sn'
a direct primary law The fine ~ M. praen i 49,, she
faith IN this matter years ago an earnest little band
q Republicans IN the legislature with the aid Democratic votes
passed such measure the house be killed senate Brady ~
- q D. nePupleal stats central committee and owe
same = eise 70 drive the refomer back party caucus Inv
,,, u Me stted. ~ course Brady Is for hey
ferent s ~
With Hepburn denying the right convention o pledge
canddates. ,,;+bs Ie~r.s ~ 4 Pqs0 the
III ,s,;aa 81 81: -. ~ : te ~ se1ba'of against ARE
W fSSs a ~ oias4s notorious and maiodorous, aor
= breaker q party pledges the people should know certainty
m What they viii get they elect the Republican candidates No
hedges W" Be considered binding nag but personal ambitions elect
II - aid sis pt'pe may whistle foT reforms Ito re
hearst was anxious o the Democratic four years
~ "s e patoTn was not any stronger for reform than day
resent and he would have welcomed support from any The Vesu
Hecan people fully realize that Hearst is hunbug notvand
6 his extraordinary himself as pa
ot There never was anything this bowhard excepting Sanc
'hey he lhner1ed career