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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
LincOIn'S Address.

A number of Idaho papers have been printing
speech of Abraham Lincoln delivered many years
ago. We clip the following from the North Idaho
Review, of Vollmer. The editor of The Review
prefaces Lncoln's remarks with some of his own,
to which he may add cordial endorsement.
We fear the Capital News will think the admoni-
ton of Lincoln applied to conditions in Idaho
and Utah is an ATTACK somebody's religion"
In these days when laws are being violated
every hand when men look upon the laws upon
statute books many idle words and wink
at their execution and when we realize that such
conditions have tendency to undermine flu
ture stability the words of Abraham Lincoln, ut
tered seventy years ago, come to applicable
than in the day when they were spoken and we
would do we'll to teach them to the children and
youth of this generation that they might become
impressed with such reverence for our laws that
to them it would be sacrege to violate statute.
Lincoln the danger awaiting people from the
lax enforcement of law when he gave to the public
these words: Let reverence for the laws be taught
IN schools, in seminaries and in colleges let it be
written in primers, spelling books and amanacs
let it be preached from the pulpit, proclaimed in
legislative halls and enforced in courts of justice
And in Short let it become the political religion of
the Nation; and let the old and the young the rich
and the poor the grave and the gay of all sexes and
tongues and colors and conditions sacrifice unceas-
ingly upon its altar"
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
child Labor Law.

Occur d. Alene Press: 1t is only recently that the
proposal to prohibit the employment of children un-
der sixteen years of age was generally hailed as
a proper measure and reform which pretty much
the whole country would ultimately adopt. The
decision of the Ohio circuit court that law which
prohibits the employment of minors under fourteen
years of age is unconstitutional will therefore take
bv surprise all friends of child labor legislation and
perhaps astonish good many students of the ques-
ton of personal rights involved in such legislation
The court decision regards the law an unwarrant-
able interference with liberties guaranteed to the
citizen by the state and national constitutions.
Legislation restricting child labor and even pro-
biting it under certain conditions has been the rule
rather than the exception in this country for num-
Der of years. and often the highest state courts have
affirmed the validity of such laws a proper exer-
else of police power. But there is uniformity OF
state conscience in this matter. In message to
congress couple of years ago the president said,
Zach state must ultimately settle the question IN
its own way" 1t would that where a state
forces child into the schools it close the fac
tory doors upon him until he has school age and 1T
has been suggested that simple way out of the d-
1emma when public sentiment is undecided would be
TO raise the educational limit to that which desired
for the restriction of child labor. Another indirect
method for accomplishing the purpose is the pro-
Dosed law to exclude from interstate commerce goods
uoon which child labor has been employed. Event
ualv public opinion may become disposed that the
technicalities involved in such will not be
insisted upon -
It certainly is surprising that decision should be
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
Asks For News.

The Elk City Mining News comes regularly to
our desk and is always filled with valuable
concerning mining affairs in that section.
The last number gives much detailed information
regarding the "Wise Boy ",The Buster" Gold
Crown" Big Greek Creek" Mining District, near
Roosevelt, and other properties. Much work is be-
ing done this winter and the prospects seem bright
for next year.
That this very bright mining paper is not one
sded but anxious to please all its patrons matter
how different their tastes may be is witnessed by the
following which we clip from its columns
This paper is always glad to get the news. If you
are dead or about to commit suicide, or If you have
been arrested lately and want to bring the matter
to the attention of the people, if you have eloped
with another mans wife; if you going away or
coming back if you your wife or children or any
of your relatives have a party, delrlum tremens,
bone erysiplas scarlet fever money left you, call
preach, smallpox idea anything of the Sort tell
about it. We must have the news
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
Benefit From Panic.

W. K Everde, vice president of the Idaho lrrl-
CATION Company was in town Monday night, on his
way from Boise, and again on Tuesday night, hav-
ing come down from Alberta that night to look after
some business matters for the company He is from
New York City, where he is large real estate
dealer He says the company will carry on its work
of retaining the desert with renewed energy and
make good every PROMISE direct implied, to the
settlers who have bought water rights under the
company project
Mr.. Everdell says that the recent panic in New
York, which he says primarily a local and not
National affair, will eventually result in good to
Idaho. While it has made it rather hard shedding
for of the enterprises now being developed here
through Eastern capital the State will gain through
the stability that has been evnced in Idaho insti-
tutons. Real estate is always particularly good
investment after any stock fluctuations that derange
ordinary business for the very good that real
estate cannot get away in minute like the fictitious
values Of stocks Idaho, being in the great irriga
ton section-and irrigation is attracting the atten-
ton of the whole world of investors as we'll as set
ters-will profit especially by the disposition to buy
real estate Such projects are offered under the
Carey act laws will be the gilt-edge investments for
the capitalist while the farms themselves will at
tract the small investor. Altogether, Mr.. Everdell
believes Idaho is one of the most fortunate of all
the States.
We clip the above from the Shoshone Journal The
Idaho irrigation enterprise, under the Carey act
embraces some of the finest land in the State Every
will regret that the company has met with tenn
porary embarrassment on account of the money
company are men of the highest standing, and the
assurance that the great work of retaining this
desert land which will make prosperous homes for
thousands, will be carried forward without delay
is very gratifying.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

handed down by circuit court in Ohio that law
restricting child labor is unconstitutional 1t has
been long accepted a settled fact that the state
can protect itself by legislation having in view its
present and future citizenship that it does not seem
probable this decision will stand the test when ap-
pealed to higher tribunals
There many vigorous opponents OF child labor
laws, but they base their arguments on the grounds
that such laws do more harm than good that the
parents are the best and only proper judges as to
whether the child shall shall not labor and if the
child has no parents it is better for him to earn
his living than to accept charity, which he must If
he goes to school They argue with insistence that
it is altogether better for the future of the child that
he support his INDECENT parent, or help to do SO,
than to attend school and allow the parent and him
self to be supported by others. The right of the
state to pass compulsory education laws and child
labor laws has been seriously questioned
Much doubt has been expressed to whether con-
gress has the power to pass laws regulating child
labor which would apply to all the states alike.
Conditions differ very widely in the different states,
and regulations which might be necessary in one
might also be very harmful in another. In some
there might be whatever for such legislation.
There is room for controversy as to whether not
the subject is peculiarly one for state deter
mination The arguments in favor of state sup
ervison and restriction of child labor over
whelming in favor of regulation that it has been &C
copied almost unanimously as wise and beneficial
legislation almost every state has child labor laws
and all classes of people unite in support of them
The staunchest advocates of such laws are, every
where and always among the laboring classes and
labor unions.
There can be no higher duty for state than to aid
in guarding and protecting the child. Juvenile court
child labor and compulsory education laws certainly
are needful in preparing the child of today, morally,
physically and mentally to become the useful citizen
of the future.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
Press and Comment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Order of EIkS.

Last night Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Stephen
arrived from Boise and with delegation OF
local Eks repaired to the Of the Club of Com
merce, where the project of organizing the local
lodge was talked over and arrangements perfected
to go right ahead with the work were made. N. d.
Porter F. C. Bowman and other Eks who have
worked assduously for the establishment of lodge
in this city, and other prominent members of this
popular order attended the meeting to discuss the
proposition.
The visiting Elks we're met at the train by
delegation from the local body and escorted to the
Porter hotel In the body Deputy Exalted
Ruler Stephenson of Boise, and William Waln, DR..
Adams, Dr. Wright, DR.. Cureton and Jos. H.Danger
of Pocatello.
Accompanied by about twenty-five Elks the body
repaired to the rooms of the Club of Commerce
where Mr. Stephenson called the body to ORDER and
explained the business before Elks at this time
1t was decided to institute the local lodge Tues
day. February 18th. The organization will be
known as Idaho Falls Lodge, No. 1887, B. 2. 0. f.
Institution of the lodge will be under the direction
of Pocatello lodge.
Following the business of the evening short talks
were made by Messers Stephenson Wallin, Briggs,
Bowman, Porter and others, and the brothers from
the Gate City demonstrated that they were IN ac-
cord with the organization of lodge here and glad
to know that Idaho Falls E1ks enthusiastic
enough to want an organization of their own. The
best of good feeling prevails between the two towns
and the delegation from Pocatello at the time of
forming the Sunnyland combination will be strong
and hearty. The speeches hearty and full of
good feeling The new lodge will start off with
the greatest prospects and representative member
ship The charter list carries twenty-five Elks.
There will be as many more initiates, and it will be
live bunch of which the city will feel proud.
The various committees will take care of the loca-
ton of lodge room and other afairs-Mornng
Post, Idaho Falls
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
Something I'm a Name.

The following items appear in the Chais Silver
Messenger of January 21st
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasseur's baby, Joseph, had close
call one day last week. He got hold of box of
sugar-coated one grain qunne tablets, and twelve
of them-all there was in the box-before being dis
covered. He taken violently SICK and Dr. Slick
was called and worked the little fellow for
hours, and now the baby is apparently as we'll and
happy ever.
The County Hospital contract was awarded last
week to pr. B. B. Slick by the County Commits
sioners. The Doctor will send for his family as soon
as he can secure residence
The baby, the County and the Doctor are to be
congratulated. The Doctor is living up to his name.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01

A study of the after results of money panics
teaches that capital seeks investment in lands IN
preference to industrial enterprises.
Land values in Idaho will probably fall for time
as result of the panic, but it is reasonable pre-
dction that there will be no great cessation in the
investment of money in our irrigated lands Idaho
offers unusual opportunities to those who desire to
acquire productive lands, on advantageous terms.
The successful past experience almost guarantees
the future
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
Enfern1a Cnrada

FL Inspector de Sandal Y
Beneflcencia comunica que la
nina Dolores Correa Dfaz ha 81 =
do dada de alta en- Ell hospital
cuarentenario y que deben dar-
Sc las ordenes oportunas para
que pase de nuevo al asilo de
Santurce. Sc han dado las opor
tuna ordenes al objeto indicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05

vir tamhien como una adver-
tencia del gobierno para hacer
constar clara y terminantemen-
te que no han de ser consentidos
los desmanes de ningun genera,
nj Sc ha de permitir a los que
suenen con imposiciones terro-
rifcas, emplear medios de VIC
lencia para alcanzar discutibles
may orias.
En- tai sentido no dejan de
ser oportuuas las declaraciones
del gobernador, va que marcan
derroteros fjos y amplios, y ex.
presan Claramente cual ha de
ser la conducta del gobierno y
la Intervention que tome en- la
Camparla electoral.
La advertencia asi hecha q
tempo es de una oportunidad
plausible y ha de ser de positive
beneflcio. ST Sc cumple como es
de esperar, 10 prometido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
Fl informed ID COIliigiOD
Los cargos contra el Sr. Soto Nussa


Aver por la tarde regresaron de-
Mayaguez. los sefiores del VaIle-
Barbosa. Lyons y ell interprete Sc
nor Castro, quienes formaban In
|Comision investigadora de los carpos
contra ell sefior Isidoro Soto Nussa
nombrado por ell gobierno juez de "a
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla.
Aprovechando un instante en- Que
uno de los comisionados estaba solo
en- una oficina de administraci6n. fu6
preguntado por I'm redactor nuestro.
Por 10 que manifesto ell comisionado
podemos asegurar que los carqos
contra Ell sefior Soto Nussa no ofre-
cen la importancia que al principle
Sc ha querido darles. ES SECURE que
en- la session de maf1ana que ha de
celebrar el Consejo Executive, Sc lee.
"a ell informe dc la comison investi-
gadora.
Ell Comisionado DR.. Dexter, que
tamoien forma parte de la Comisi6n no
regreso eSta mafiana como sc espera.
ba, siguiendo via je para Ponse donde
permanecera unos dias, seg1n iufor-
mes del Departamento de Instruction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
IN SUICIDE FRUSTRADlI
POr no ir d la carCeI.

Aver pOr la manana, Sc dis
par0 TN trio de revolver Arturo
Toro, residente en- la calIe Nne.
va, barrio de la Cantera de pom
|ce.
La bala penetr6 por la parte
interior mandfbula inferior la
do izquierdo
LIE practicaron la primera CIR
ra el doctor. Giol y el practican-
tie Cruz. Sospechabase que Ia
bala Sc encontraba aloiada cer-
ca del b0rde posteri0r del cIei-
domostoide. Su estado no era
grave.
FL tiro Sc 10 dispar6 introdu-
.ciendose el canon del revolver
que es sistema mith v de q mi
limetros, eli la boca. Despu6s
.quiso rematarse, disparand0se
.un segundo tiro pero el qrado
de excltaci6n en- que Sc hallaba
lie hizo faliar la punterfa
DeSde anteayer Sc buscaba
Toro para detenerlo, como au-
tor del hurto de un novillo, pro-
pledad de Jose Collazo novill,
que 81 Arturo habia vendido 8
don Rosendo Colon en- S22
Dijo Toro que SC habia oueri-
do matar ante el tenor de ver-
SC deshonrado, "Yo compre il
novillo, agreg6 Arturo, v me sa-
li6 robado; supe que Ia policia
me buscaba Y quise matarme
antes de ir d la carcel.'
ii guArdia Guinot Rivera
ocupo elarma Y conduio. any
naao por varlos vecinos, al sui
cida al Hospital,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
Nj. Ward en- Guayana

Aver regres6 de Guaya ma Ell Audi
tor Mr. Ward. Informo hoy que ha-
bla tornado parte en- las conferencias
escolares lque Sc han celebrado en-
aquel pueblo. Ell discurso de Mr..
Ward verso acerca de la instruction
Manifesto el Auditor que una de las
conciciones indispensables para el
progresO de la ensef1anza es la coope-
raci6n de los padres, que deben de
coadyuvar en- todo 10 possible & los
maestros en- sus trabajos, alentando q
los niflos fin de que estudien y pro-
gresen en- sus ira bajos
Mr.. Ward fu6 muy aplaudido por
los concurrentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05

La function de anoche resuIt6 es-
plendida, las obras que Sc pusierou
en- escena fueron muy bien interpre-
tadas por todos los artistas.
En- 'Chateaux Margsux" fue muv
aplaudida la sefIora Torres que estu-
vo muy guapa y muy graciosa name
jando ell pafIuelo de Manila. Ell walls
fu6 repesido entire aplausos como
igualmente ell duo con Martinez.
En- Los Cocineros" eI sef1or Mar
tinez cant6 mas de ounce coupletss
todos graciosfsimos la simpatica
Eulalia Blanchart luci6 su gentfl cuer-
po cant6 con ell gusto que ella sabe
hacerlo, la jota del segundo cuadro
teuiendo que repetirla,
La segunda representation de "El
Diablo en- Ell Molino". fuG eSmera-
Idisima.
Maflana Sc estrenaran Las Esco-
petas" y Sc pondra en- escena IA
Gatita Blanca" con cambios de ma
|peles y por Ultima vez "El Diablo en-
Ell Molino.
FL segunao obnu1e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
D0Sdo HumaCaO
JuicIO contra Juan de Leon Dor ase
sinatO en- primer grado

Anteayer do principle en- es-
ia C0rte de Distrito ell juicio' Sc
guido contra Juan de Leon, por
haber dado muerte d su esposa,
lnhrlendOle varias heridas de
machete. Este hecho ocurri0
hace TN par de meses en- el ba-
rrio "Buena Vista de esta iu-
risdiccion, atribuy6ndose a los
CelOs el m6vil del crimen.
Ileva Ia representation del
acusado el abogado don Jose
de Jesus Tizol Y representando
a FL pueblo de Puerto Rico los
flscales senores Palacios Rodri-
guez y Jose B. Aponte.
Alberta la Corte por el Mars :
hal q la nueve y media de la
manana, Sc procedio d formar Ell
Jurado que ha de conocer de
esta causa, y q pesar de haber
SldO c1tadoS un numero conSi-
derable, no pudo constituirse en-
la manana por haDerse agotado
el panel. FL Juez senor Munoz
Morales ordeno la insaculaci0n
de veinte y dos Jurados mas pa
ra comparecer d las dos de la
tarde, hasta cuya hora Sc decla-
70 la Corte en- receso.
En- el p1blico hay gran ex-
pectacion por conocer ell result
tado de este juicio. FL local dc
la Corte ha sido invadido com
pletamente. Seguire informan-
do q csc peri6dico de todos los
detalles de este-importante pro-
ceso.
II Corresbo0sal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
v

Los originates Sc presentaran en-
las ofcinas de Ia Union Ibero Anne.
ricana" :, Alcala, 65, con un lena en-
su cubierta, acompafIados de IN So
bre cerrado y lacrado donde Sc lea el
mismo lena del trabajo Y dentro sc
exprese el nombre, apellido y domi-
clio de su autor.
Madrid, Mayo de 1908. - Ell Presi
dente de la Comisi6n de Relaciones
Comerciales: Ignacio dc Doriega. -
FL Presidente de la Comision eiecu-
tiva de la Union: Rafael Conde Y
Luque. - El Secretario general: Te-
sds Pando y Valfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05

Los trabajos podran presentarse
hasta ell 81 de Diciembre pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05
RH@(lD@ del d]S@

El gobernador Sc ha crefdo en-
el case de avisar al publico que
en- ell periodo electoral que Sc
acerca habra ma perfecta lega-
lidad Y un orden absolute.
El gobierno Sc propone ser
impartial. y asi 10 manifesto Ell
gobernador Post, al desment1r
los rumores llegados hasta el
sobre ciertas recomendac1ones
que sc dicen recibidas de Nor
teamerica. V que Mr.. Post Sc ha
apresurado a rectihcar.
No habra. por 10 que asegura
el gobernador, ning1n acto de
parcialidad que origine DISCUS
tos Y cheques entire los partida-
rios de las colectividades pol1t1-
cas- que tomen parte en- la lucha.
Las elecciones seran, por 10
que al gobierno toca, un modelo
de unprecedented Y honradez.
Lo afrma Mr.. Post, y no de-
bemos dudar de sus palabras,
mientras que por el gobierno Q
sus agentes no sc produzca al
gun acto que este en- pugna con
las declaraciones tranqull1zado-
ras que ha hecho aver el alto
funcionario a los representatives
de la prensa.
ESQ es 10 que convene a todos
10 unico que es possible exigir-
le al gobierno: Que haya i'm
parcialidad, una unprecedented
absolute, garantizadora del de-
TechO de tOdOS.
Conseguido ESQ, Sc tiene ase-
gurada la tranquilidad del pals
y ell 6xito de la legitima mayo
ria de sus electores.
Y asi no hay que temer d las
explosiones del desCOntentO que
engendra la vlolencia, nj al des-
credito que traen consigo la
alarma, la intranquilidad, el de-
SOrden CuandO sc entrOniZan y
sc extienden sObre IN pals, pre-
tendiendo afirmar en- el su i'm
perio tenebroso Y repugnante.
Puerto Rico no desea n es
pera otra cosa de sus gobernan-
tes, a los que quiere yer como
unos fieles guardadores del or
den; cumplido este deber por
parte de ellos, Ell pueblo puede
llenar Y cumplir los suyos, con
entera Independence y con la
garantia de alCanzar un respeto
absolute y I'm legltimo triunfo
en- la medida que Consiente es-
tas conQuistas. el regimen que
tenemos VICENTE en- la colonia.
En- los paises que tlenen in
tervenidos los americanos Cuba,
Panama Y en- c1erto modO SantO
Domingo, las elecciones Sc han
celebrado con I'm Orden abSOlu-
to, Y para nuestr0s tutoreS seria
muy lamentable, para Ell credito
de la colonization. que Ell recla-
mo conseguido en- esos paises,
fuese a malograrse con Ell fra
case de Puerto kico, aquf donde
puede ser mas ehcaz y mas
efectiva la Intervention.
Las palabras de Mr.. Post,
ohedecen q un plan trazado en-
las atlas esferas del Doder, Ell
Washington, Y son I'D ret1ejo
tranquilizador del criterio que
ha prevalecldo triunfante Ell las
elecciones de Panama Y Cuba.
\ Ell los momentos actlales,
esas declaraclones pueden ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-05

resuelto favorabIemente esta
peticion.
Pidiendo impresos
Ell senor Alcalde Municipal de
aana Diaz solicita impresos,
que le han sido remitidos para
el ingreso de ciegos en- Ell Asilo
dePonce
lmporte de venta
FL impcrte de las ventas por
concepto de canastos Y borda
dos en- el Asilo de Ninas duran.
te el mes de Julio Droximo pa
sado asciende q la suma de
SII.5 so.