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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
Idaho News From Her Main Cities and Towns,

was given by the Rev G. A. Edwards.
Special musical numbers were gwen by
Misses Kinney and Biethan and Mrs.
y Neal, Mrs willis aud Mrs. Hayes
aud MIR clayton. Monday evening the
Junior class entertained the graduating
class and Tuesday evening Supt. Me-
Comb entertained at his home in honor
Of the same class. The graduates arc
three In number being Goldie Belle
Trcgo. Dora Almcda Bond and Ellen r.
Taylor
Wednesday evening the eighth grade
exercises were held In the armory. 4
dramatization of Alcotts Little Wom-
en-" was given by the class.
Thursday evening will be class day
exercises, and the commencement eX-
crcises will be given Friday evening.
Prof. George AXllne of Albion state
normal will deliver the address.
The weather continues cold, with i'm
dications of more rain, The farmers
have no complaint about dry weath-
err as frequent showers have kept
the ground wen watcred,
The outlook for a good beet crop Is
encouraging other crops are doing
nicely. The fruit does not seem TO
have been damaged very much by frost
yet
y stockholders meeting OF the South
eastern Idaho Fair association was
held Monday at the office of w II,
Stuffelbeam which resulted in the cleo
ton of the following officers James
Duckworth. president; George Gagon,
vice president; T. r. Christy treasurer,
and George Robethan, G.. r. Kinney, f.
c. Parlslnaon. executive committee. Tho
next fair will be held Sept. %, %. "A and
%.
{. ". Bergman and wife left Satur-
day for the coast They will see the
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IDAHO STUDENTS
FACE FOOTL|GH1,.
University Girls and Mere ~.
Produce Gem State Pro. ~
duct With Credit,
COLLEGE MUSICAL coNrm
Lyrics and Score the Work =,
Constance Henderson and c, g
T"Ii Wit, Bale, by c. Dyor,,

s.: ;: :;" =: ): SC: e.. a: 4: :
THE Right Idea ' w., Is
collese musical comedy r.A, ,"o'a9
presented by the English c TI,"h Was
University of Idaho at the ono oo q TIE
at MOSCOW Thursday evenln" ,Holsa
INC play was written by MA way j.
stance Henderson, u member as ), UoR,
NOR class, and a daughter % ue Ju.
lessor u. j: Henderson OF tho r. rl0t-
slty experiment station Wnlyer.
clyde c. TuIl of the Enrlisl t99lessor
ment composed the music for ,t uepat-
edy. ioi Tue con.
The problem presented hr ~.
edy is the adjustment M th e CON.
Whitney Payne. typical aoe ,,,e hsn
lege man who comes Yves. In ~ u
and ways of western uniyerv;,,e Z,
the development upon his pert J, ~
proper college spirit shown in VI y
ern institution. Besides the h .s.
whitney Payne, the characters nso
Margaret FINK, the heroine ra,s ~
sentative western college girl; Jersm,
kupp' green and awkward lresbnar.v
Professor Heniy stewart of the noJa,.
language department; Alice llyle. Ma Me-,
garetS friend and an athletic piri. - %
Mouton, fostball man: 9tub I'm R,r, .fs
the all-wise sophomore. and S.l
Smith, stubs aunt. -Nfa
Constance Henderson, author ~ =,
play. took the part of Margaret Fr, Wv
the heroine, in most pleasing sfvls M.
remaining cast follows: Whitney paw.
Frank Magee; Alice Rylc Misc raS
Thomas; Stub Burgess. Leigh Sayldr.
Jeremy Rupp. Harvey Smith. prnts,
sor Henry Stewart, Howard Da,ss.
Reg Moulton, Jay Jellick: Flora sm,s
Miss Leora Meyers. '"''
Among the features of the overir,,
entertainment were the five chorps.,
by singers in costume, 'Returnei :,
College, " Tennis Chorus. Tile coles
Cadets" Senior Chorus" and 'Mncl.
ers' chorus" These choruses are N,
original. the words and music both b,v.
ing been written by Professor c. C. TD
especially for this presentation. An.
other feature was the ballet danrng
Training for this was under the dice.
ton of Charles Dvorak. the gymnasium
director and the work OF the bsls
was most artistic.
Two plays have already been sue.
cessfully staged by the English cjub
this year. These former were not orp.
inal. The proceeds of the present plsy
viii be donated to the junior class for
the production of the Gem Of he
Mountains the annual publication Of
the Junior class.
An up-to-date institution Ike the
University of Itaho prdes Itself on the
merits of its college productions East
crn colleges and universities have long
given presentations of Shakespearian
dramas and even of more modem
pieces, but there are few which are
able to offer home made productions
containing undeuiable merit.
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RAIN BRINGS JOY
TO BEET FARMERS
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
c UGAR CITY, May 1.-THE weather
~ for the past week has been very
stormy Their has been wind rain
and snow. and the ground has been
thoroughly soaked The farmers are
iubilant. as the ground has been very
dry and some of the beet seed did not
start to grow until after the rain,
Sugar city has very pretty appear
ance. Tho trees that. were planted
when the town was laid out, have
crown rapidly and are now large
enough to give much shade and make
the the town look pretty and green.
There are not many new buildings pc
ing erected, but several Of the citizens
are enlarging their homes and improV-
ing their surroundings to such an eX-
tent that a great Improvement Is being
made IN the appearance of the town
There are Still several hundred head
of cattle being fed at the yards, but
they are expected to be shipped on the
10Th. Cattle feeding the past winter
has been quite profitable. The sheep
arc all in the foothills where grass is
plentiful Austin Brothers association
comn7anced shearing yesterday at then
corrals here.
The Sugar City Baseball association is
thoroughly organized. and it has one of
the best teams IL has ever had to bring
honors 10 the town. Last Saturday
game was played here between Sugar
and Rexburg. \ very good game was
played for the first game of the season
and good work was shown by the
PLAYERS. which will show up much bet
tr, when they get down to practise.
Rexburg won the game by score OF
Ia To sunday the team went to St.
Anthony and gave the players at the
county seat a severe drubbing. Sugar
won an interesting game by score Of
Ia IN 2
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MCCAMM0N TO FURNISH
WORK TO THE IDLE
special corre.nondonee.

| Special Corres pondcnce.
NTcCAMMON May Gothic weather
IVA is very cold here and stormy,with
slight frosts AT night Consequently
crops are very backward. Grain is
looking very good, especially on the
dry land farms Garden truck is just
coming M.
In an Interview with MI Y. M.
Edwards the promoter and general
manager of the McCammun Investment
company he says that they VIII com
neucc on the big canal which viii
cover 10000 acres of land and Will
file men around the country, they can
come up here this summer and get
work
This little town IL growing. The
city council has concluded TO build a
city hall and a Jail. as the place is
pestercd good deal with a floating
population, who come in here from
all directions. and break into railway
cars.
The health Of the people is very good.
with the exception of a few cases of
measles.
McCammon ward has now three mis-.
sionaries IN the field. Elder Edwin Get
Michigan, Elder Ernest Allen In
Georgia
Baseball has been all the go here
this spring. Tho McCammon brass
band team plays big game ON Fri
day with Il bail team at Robin and
y grand ball viii be given at night.
Mr.. Erwin Green and Miss Zna Fish
were marrid in Pocatcllo last week by
President w. A. Hyde \ grand re-
coption and dance was given them in
McCammon opera house last wednes-
day
About three or four inches of snow
fell here last night and covered the
mountains and valleys.
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GRADUATING EXERCISES
OF MALAD SCHOOLS

NTALAD'CITY. May 20.-The grad
lVI uating exercises of the Malad
public schools were held at the Opera
house Monday night. The program
consisted Of several selections from
the orchestra. a flower song by four
girls, the class poem by Miss Katie
Reynolds, class history by Lawrence
Jones. the class prophecy by Eliza
beth McAllister and a. class song. All
reflected credit upon their able teach
err, Miss Davis. Mr.. Nichols deliver
ed the address and the diplomas were
presented by County Supt. r. N Hill.
The names OF the graduates are:
Martha jenkins, Florence Richards.
Elizabeth Jones, Elizabeth McAllister,
Mabel Thomas. Sarah j. Evans, Mary
Jones. Stella McClurg, Mary A. Nor
gan, Matte Lewis, Sarah Richards
Ethel Bolinbroke. JENNA Stuart.
Katie Reynolds. Lawrence Jones.
Stewart Davis, Hugh Griffiths and
Isaac McDougall
Mr.. Nichols of Boise delivered four
lectures on temperance this week and
organized Liberty Bell league, with
several hundred signers.
The closing exercises OF the religion
class were held at the tabernacle last
Sunday evening. The exercises were
instructive and entertaining. illustrate
ing the work done during the year.
Excessive rains have fallen during
the past week. and the farmers are
wearing the broad grin of satisfaction.
Some frost has been experienced. but
no damage has been done.
Grasshoppers are making their APP
pearance by the thousands and it Is
feared the crops will be injured nm
less these insects can he exterminated.
Some claim that a large black fly Is
killing them OFF.
a baby boy gladdened the home OF
MI and Mrs. William II. Palmer last
Thursday.
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guperhatolal campaign entirely 20
mat II was very seldom that ANYTHING
bearing on the subject came from
headquarters. Finding that stun the
sentiment was strong for Stockslager
ana that he was likely to he elected
whlle the legislative ticket would
suffer overwhelming defeat. Dubois
went among the Mormon counties '
ignoring the platform and Ms party.
giving II meaning that was never in
tended ana not expressed, making II
PLATFORM of his own for the party,
threatening a large percentage of the
population with arrest and imprison-
ment and Acknowledgement even If
lhey attempted Ia vote.
His only purpose could have been
70 Keep those people from voting for
Stoclislager as they Intended to do,
knowing that thoy would not also
vote for his Legislative ticket which
would send him again 10 the United
States senate.
These are demonstrabe facts and
snow conclusiVely that the claims Of
me dubois people that they are
friends of Bryan, are, 10 put II mild
~ or Tue negative sort, or they would
not take the course which inevitably
means the driving OF votes from him
IN this state.
Democrats OF this and many other
counties OF the state will declare up-
on Monday whether they prefer
straight, pure Democracy and Bryan
or continuation Of the Republican
rule and--Dubois. Evening Capital
News tBoisel
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BLACkF00T HAPPENINGS
TOLD IN BREEZY BRIEFS
SDecial Correspondence.

.HDe'ldl correspondence.
X LAChFO'pT, May A.-Austin
Brothers association have shipped
two cars of sheep from their feeding
corrals at the sugar factory to the In
termountain Packing company Of Salt
Lake city during the last few days.
Saunders and Hendrickson have also
shipped two cars of steers to the same
company.
Beet pulp is proving good food for
lattening sheep and cattle for the mar
ket
The osmosc campaign at the sugar
factory has now been in operation for
the last three weeks, and is operating
with satisfaction
SuDt. II. II. Dalton and r. II. CLAYTON
of the sugar factory spent Monday ana
IT, sday of this week IN Salt Lake.
The 6. y r Will be In charge of the
Decoration day exercises. Services will
b. held in the Methodist church ana at
the cemetery
The first tire. days Of the high school
commencement have passed with mark
ed success. The baccalaureate sermon
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UNRIvALLlsD AsININITY.

To the Pocatello Trlbune-For real
sublimatod asiniuty. the address of the
Duboisites OF Latah county Will prob
ably stand IN the political annals OF uu-
state, without rival, 10 the end of time,
Their lnsufei1ble arrogance and Tvs
nre holier than thou" attitude win not
deceive our electorate, aud Is PFC,
sumptuous insult TO the common utclli.
genco of the citizcnry Of our common
wealth. j is truly marvellous that the
Pythagorean wisdom OF all the ages
should be concentrated iu this little ga.
tere of compatriots of ex-senator Du-
hois
by their ipsc diXit the decision OF
our supreme court dispuslnE of Nor
inonisn! 80 a political issue. is over
ruled ana put to nOuGht, PolYgamy ls
the alpha and umoga OF their political
Convictions; II Is a continuous night
mare To- thom.
Under special dlspcnsatiou from thc
big three, Dubois, ~ Donuolly and
Ramsey Walker they arrogltc tp
themselves the custodiauship of the
rirtue of our state; ANA like their mas
tor in their zeal ana solicitudc tu-
woke the aid of The liquor interests 90
that end, against the temperance hosts
Of Mounonlsm.
with characteristic consistency from
tins exalted moral pinnacle. while as
gaming u ..alate the loWly Nazaroup,
they look down upon the reht OF vs.
poor, benghtcd and reealcitrant DEM
ocrats and cali us vile and glunderous
names. such ag Jack Mormons. In
dams, traitors, bribc takers et oetera,
ordinarily, | have and am willing u
cOncede 20 others the same right ~
difference OF opinion that / reserve IA
myself ESPECIALLY before convention
without impugning their motives, liut
now, and for the first time since the
opening Of this controversy 20 far as
4 have observed, 1 return their COM
by what right or authority DO these
mugwump Republicans question oui
Democracy? With their alleged single
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aud paramount issue have we not been
ropudiated repeatedly by the clectura
of this state? In serial article ON
Mormonism I'm the Scimitar. the Rev.
Boyd Of Paris. Idaho stated that -
per cent OF the younger MormOns re-
pudiated the teaching or practise IT
pOlygamy This fact II generally re-
coguized a ] conceded aud I'm itself dts
poses OF the issue,
Espe cialy during national cam
paign year, why not get together on
strictly Democratic issues that we do
sue of yesterday suggested n plank.
that I'm my Judgment Is broad enough
that all sincere Democrats could stand
upon tremendously.
Tho question of severance OF church
end state is mere clautrap, II means
nothing. as invoked by the Duhoisites.
Technically. II means the state cannot
contribute to seotarian church main
tCuanCc.
We have no such issue. but simply
the Mornon's ''pclnicious activity IN
all voting the Republican ticket. IN
stead of the Democratic ticket or dlyid-
ing with us; which condition Dubois
and his agitators are said and believed
10 be responsible for
What are you going 10 do about IT,
and what remedy have YOU, any more
thHn YOU would have against any other
religious sect should they see at to
vote against us as a body?
Reed Smooi consistent aud high
official I'm the Mormon Church. though
not polygamlsl. was seated against
the protest OF Dubois ct al. as Unit
ca states senator after a full hearing
ana trial by that august body, Hon
may dlsfIanchise pnlygamist like
amy other criminal. but not otherwise.
let ny be Democrats and get together
ou Democratic principles, and 90 he
| fore the good people Of Idaho fairly
| aud meHtoriously, and we not only
VIII add our electoral vote. I'm making
| Bryan the next president OF the United
| States but also elect a Democratic gov
| ernOr h. D. CULVER.
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OAKLEY COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
SPECIAL correspondence

SpeolaI correspondence.
NAkLEY, Cassla CO., Ida, May 90
~ The Oakley Commercial club held
lts annual election last night. when the
following officers were elected to serve
for the year: Solomon r. Worthing-
ton, president; John McMurray, vice
president: Albert NJ. Merrill secretary;
John y, Price, treasurer, and the fol
lowing will constitute the board of con-
troll S, f. Worthington, John McMur-
ray. a. NJ. Merrill, Marcus o. Funk.
John y. Price, Sol. r.. Hale and Hector
&. Haight The club has been very
efficient during the past term, for
good In this community.
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witnesses TO the AFFAIR, both Of whom
came Immediately to Boise after the
trouble had ended and testified before
the county sheriff that the dead man
was tho aggressive Que, and that Aviate
shot him In self-defcnse. The shoot
lag took place on Grimes creek. about
20 miles from this city. Aviate was
taken into custody by the sheriff or
Boise county.
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DUBOIS LOSING
At EVERY MOVE
Ada County Democrats Fail to
Rally to His Standard OF
VilIifiCation.
TWO c0NVlCTS MAKE ESCAPE
Firs. TO Leave Was Negro Who Was
Soon ccapturcd-Sccoud Is at
Large Wearing Stripes.


go i""',o may Nh
hela on Moida| last III "'i'
county the primaries of the Dcm-
ocratic Marty for the election of
ao,o,,,o, =, a. -, ,,t,.,+,,,,r mn,
Ncuuon AT IRWIN Falls Tor inc elecllpi
oil delegates 10 the national convention
10 he held at Denver Former senator
r., ~ .,.-1., E, ~.
Su'Vi' '''' '''9 N''''' -,
very distinct put SAD renenbIt,lict
OF tle outcome u these primaries. lney
NlueiiiiN had Forgotten Wnat true Dt
hlNeracy means or Wltuliy uopaItep
S'iViu, ioi tileN ioI6Vl ~ Put VIZ
~ t'tr5' 49, Du' l',steaV i,'HOi :
- IN, 'ne WIZ d.'i '.9i lIul'. Nv
au,' s.i"muu l.'at u MViiiioi,,slll ~ ~
T. VA y" No cVii,ls ''9
ne - =, ~, ~ ~ pgi.o.'S No'vu w "iu-
49, ~, yV'',.lC uVNet ~ cNtrP o,e
, Stins ,.s ~, "eNe.' anu inns
,Jie,is - uos eol,1 ,,,, 20 Aoh County
.,.,e.u ,''.u 'iIia " SUN an extent Iuat
,,i,s' ueLeal Is staIlls luaho
~, Iussier ~ the race, Inc re-
III, 1,,' ~ .'oi.S ~ rua''o coui-g
~, NJ ueIiue we question; me primaries
i i.'sNe a'.eouS oeSil heIu mere out me
nu,,.s We 80 elose that tne oHlciais
- " pi ileollcrs escaped from the state
~. tlaiS tnls week, one Of Whom
-. -, ueeu Ltcaptuteu put no trace OF
IN M, "''.sl mas pee'l round VET:
ny niS. set-a"dY was ulaue py A.
LOVE- Juslin, negro serving lo-year
-, a., VINE AT Work last lnesday
o.i - uItch Win NUMBER oil brother
S .1l not Tar from the penltential'y.
ts5 rn az ahnlaSe VI " three-mlnute
Eel spseNs ol tle guard ana escaped.
.oivpu HouiluS were put upon ms trail
ana ne was successfully trailed for
nuIiipeI Oh mics, out trace OF him was
' nalsA'is lost anu tne chase given up. lie
residing about 10 miles UP Boise river
ana taken captive. The warden was
i'V ,S1 ana the prisoner was returned.
III second escape TOOK place yes
eiuas Mheh r. u McGarrah, 'trus-
~ uet perately walked away. He had
' s,,o.s,'.ssS supposeu the negro To nave
suegesslully escaped and thought lie
Mou.u 10 nheWlse' ms DUTY at tho
,,'itI, a,.,,;nG was 70 nerd the turkey
S,, .n ", M ne ilau hau nuch trouble
~ ne ,,, nv ~ part OF Yesterday
t..,s,o,,,,,, niis tWo NSals LOT en-
N1,s,,'o,,'' lie lelt Win me STRIPES
~, az. ~. ~ 10 supposeu that ne VIII be
w. "'' "ei'ie great Whiie'
DRUGGISTS FAVOR PROHIBITION.
The State Pharmaceutical association
iha NY, .h ~. session IN TINS city during
ir,nn,ta,,4 ,s,,,; uass' uur,ns Mhich much
bisinees ,,,a. t,..,, 90, psls per-, 10 theli
a,,t sss, t,, was tlt i. one import
attitnda =, ~, ~ w, , convention was tie
,inn nv 'oon suMai" cue hquor ques-
,hn,,,., ne senlilIleht VAS observable,
maj FL. nc 9s pIououilceu'
pf prohibition. and this too not IN INC
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and Amedc Oscar Dufresne became
citizens Tuesday.
MRS. Gertrude Ellis HUH. aged -,
daughter OF John ellis, chief OF poll
ice. and wife of r. *. HUH, a ma
chinist, died Tuesday evening.
The deceased, who is well known
here. having been raised here from
childhood, leaves baby 10 months
old. The funeral will be held upon
arrival of her father. who is at pres
ent on visit to California, and who is
expected tomorrow
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RAIN AND SNOW FALL
COPIOUSLY AT ClAWS0N

Special Correspondence,
CLAWSON. May 1s.--Rnin and
" snow has been falling during the
last 10 days. putting the range and
crops In thriving condition.
H. G. Iamoreaux and family left
on the l4th for Twin Falls
a very successful conference of the
Teton stake was held the 10th and
eth, at Drisgs. The visitors were
Elders David .. Mckay and Charles
IL. Hart.
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Admitting their claims all to be true.
they are poor friends To Bryan If
they lose Democratic votes, they lose
votes for Bryan also. lr they gain Re-
publican votes, they gain them only
upon their issue which Is state-made
one, and would. therefore, only benefit
the state ticket, which. 1t may as well
be- admitted, * the sole purpose of the
Dubois campaign, caring noa at an
what happens to the party when the
time comes 10 drop the issue, nor what
becomes OF Bryan
But does the experience show that
even their state ticket gets the sup
port of Republicans ON account OF this
particular issue?
IN tho last campaign. It IS known
that the Democratic nominee. Judge
StOckslaeer. received hundreds IT he
publican votes, Does anyone believe
that he got them on account az any
declaration against Mormonism that
the platform contained? Everybody
knows that nc got them because Of
who was the Republican nominee for
governor. Had these Republicans
voted for Stockslager because OF this
Issue, would they not have VOTED for
the Democratic members Of the legis-
lature so that their Ideas could have
been enacted into law, in case Of sue
cess? But they did not vote for the
legislative ticket. Stockslager running
ahead Of the legislative ticket In ev-
cry county In this county Stock
slayer received quite two votes 10 ey-
cry one cast for the Legislative ticket
showing concluslvely that II was
something other than the Mormon is
sue that caused him 10 receive that
support
that other matters, deemed by the
people Of more importance, were fore
Ing people 10 the support Of stock
slayer and that there WAS danger Of
his election. At first they thought IL
would be sufficient 10 ignore the
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PURPOSE AND TINE EFFECT.

The claims OF the Dubois people Is
that platform OF their making win
IL Is urged are tired of alleged Nor
mon domination In Republican politics
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They admit that they VIII lose many
Democratic votes by using The party
for the purpose of making their fight.
but they cluim that they Nill niofe
than make It back by gains from RE
publican sources
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MoRMoNIsM NO ISSUE.

The Idaho editor who supports "A Re-
publican in the next campaign does so
al the risk Of being dubbed Nor
mon, We serve notice right here on
our Demncariic contemporaries lhat
the editor Of this paper Is not in SYM
pathy with M0rmonism does not be-
liefe In plural marriages, and thinks
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mighty little Of some singular mar
iiages performed outside of the MOI
mon Church The question viii mol ..
considered IN this section Of The siai
during the coming campaign i u,
not an Issue anyway and the people q
idaho county viii not take lime I"
even talk about II. II the Democrae
cant go before the people with any r.
sue but anti-Mormon twaddlo lle
can't hope To even make Il respeolalf
showing In the coming campaign lng
people arc In no mood at this TINE ="
be carried away by tiapdoodles OF o ~
ligioua nature. There's something az
~ stake of far more importance to M
people. And politics and rellip
Won't miy.--ldaho Mountainccr