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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

lud meanwhile We una afe aITeldF
atted for 81 mast help luese backward
ones up toward cur own level
Nublesse obligei Are We considering
labor questionsy WoFkinemen should
be encouraged 70 Improve their lot,
and there should re pateInal Ieaisia-
tlon to amaliorate their condition
without nienaeing vested rights. "
Ncblesse oblige, Secure the upper
classes IN their privileges, and they
viii care for the lower classes Mh0
have no privileges Sohlesse os1liae {,
Sach Is the philisophy which Mr..
Taft represents. The antLthesis u
democracy, II proposes patronage
irom above instead OF grosth from
within.
And as sith Mr.. Taft the candi.
date. 50 with lis platform. la spirit
aud letter IL Is the platform % q
party that eonteTnpiates privileges fer
the few aud protection for the many.
Like It's candidate. tais party as u
no@ clearly declares itself. would NC
down among tire people and DO them
good and regulate their lives; preserv'
iaa intact the white the vested piiyi
leges which make such condsscsnslut
possible. / there Is uaw left In tiss
republican party as an organization
the slightest spark OF the cid Lincoln
Ian doctrine OF democracy, that tn'
masses mast redeem themselves, AM
tiat they ALL do 50 II unbuTteaeS
with ire privileges Of upper
classes, IL appears neither Ia ia
Split % the platform. ~ Ghicsg0 Pub
| lie.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
-Four and Sis.horse Concord
Coaches from Bedrock, Mon.
lana. 10 SaImonN
Idaho DAILI

One Of the best equipped
lines in the West, carrying
passengers, express and
freight.
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treasury aut iE Hs u1 sa Oh.
'Irusfy Jim Chat Be aud Hls CO.
lesgacs dad nos draw moneY 10 which
they were 20 more entitled THAI tIeg
arc to share the money IN the vaults
Of any Salt Lake city bank
IL Will be remembered that In 1903
President Roosevelt called a special
session of congress whyeii lasted until
4 moment befDre the regular session
was called 70 order. II aas physical.
~ impossible for any member TO 20
home, II was even impossible for one
Of them to walk down the capitol
steps and back again during the tine
that elapsed between the special aud
the regular sessions. and yet. led by
Trusty Jim Sherman, coterie 0f
house republicans that included
uah's distinguished representative.
Joseph EIoweli. undertook to collect
mileage from Washington To their
homes aud htrk again.
The first attempt was made 10 Jan
aary OF 1894. but ii never reached a
vote because III the congressional
ELECTION 70 be held that year and be-
cause tsse memheTs we're afraid the
people would rememsssr the steal and
defeat them. la 1906, March !, when
the short session VAS dtawing to a
close. the gang renewed IT. assault,
Still led ny sherman, and the house
passed the hill Later tie senate re-
leeted 1t, bnt the principle remains
the sama. The republican vice prexi
ientlai nominee wound cot bs la a
worse position II he had actually re-
ceiscd the proceeds OF the attempted
robbery.
In defining bis position '.rrusty
Iim'i said. according 10 the Congfes
siunal Record:
II Nant 10 say. In answer 10 Tho
suggestion " my distinguished col
league from The Borough OF Bruokiyr
! Mr. Rakegl. that neither on thi
proposition nor any other ~hich
have ever offered ~ ever shall oGie
, "a this house am l afraid 10 stans
4 upon ms feet and say that | am Il
favor og IL. ! never lad any dcnb
ahout uat legal right 10 draw th
= money. neyes had any doubt, an'
4 bare none NON, aEpui our nsorE
Figit 20 dras the nbuaey. y
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DNDENT WRITES INTERESTING
TIER OF CONVENTION.
Tried to Inject Poison into ihe Resolutions, but
Was Clean Cut Declaration Of Principles.

Yet another cOntI asst is the temper
OF the visitors. The crowds at Chi
cago wanted Roosevelt nominated.
They knew In their heart OF hearts
they weren't going 10 get bin, nut
they hoped against fate TO the end.
No other name cheered and inspired
them. The prospect Of the morroa
Chilled their souls, ana chill vas In
the atmosphere wherever one went.
But In Denver the people are going
to have their wish. and they know
1t. They are cheering for the leader
trey want, the leader they know
they are going 10 get. And, natur-
ally. they are exceedingly glad. 1t
Is not only a ratification meeting,
but Il celebration. The spirit is the
spirit OF the Fourth Of July, which
ashered in the convention. tits more
the spirit Of men gathered to juhiate
over victory already won than uf
men assembled To form the lines OF
battle with victory hanging doubtful
IN the balance. 1t is such spirit,
ia short, as 1t is easy to imagine
would have prevailed at Chicago had
the hosts there foregathered known
that their hearts desire was To be
granted and Roosevelt to be made the
nominee OF their convention.
With all this, there is still enough
of the zest of battle infused into the
crowd in Denver tonight to lend
piquaney and interest to the occa.
sion. For there Is a work for the
convention TO do, other than formal.
/ ly TO ratify the peoples choice of Mr..
/ Bryan. 1t must give him, Tor run
ming mate on the ticket, man v Inc
believes on fundamentals as he be
4 lieyes aud who would be a fitting and
trustworthy successor TO the great
! Nebraskan should the hand OF dealt
again make a president Of a yict
/ president, as il cid of Theodore
Roosevelt. And it must give bott
these candidates platform in keep
Ing with him, in keeping with thei
aims and aspirations TO serve TIN
people. In woro, while the candi
date mast be Bryan, the platform
must he Organism. 1t must be hon
est and candid. sincere and uneqri
vocal, as Bryan is himself. 1t mus
voice, in no uncertain tone, thos
ideals and policies for which Mr.
Bryan is lighting. 1t must SCUM
not retreat, but charge. 1t mus
be no apology, but challenge.
These ATE the things thousands Q
democrats are thinking and proclaim
J ing in Denver tonight. And if The
: have their will as to these vital mat
tiers. as they verify believe they viii
the result viii mark the most in
} portant of all the contrasts betwee
the republican convention at Chicag
and the convention that is to NEE
. here Tuesday.
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h. t4u saa Eae O. SO teer TfuEeTt3ssz q gsfi
s.ats~Hss,afs. Saaf gnieFess a thT sasA Assr
spinsnf ella nj 80 tpecusns nay psapesty, ana
IA 5 uts ea & I abs8i ciaafs Faca intgEesf uades
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sa,ea trlruis ifrfrtss
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rom.sxa rnE,ss,n

1t mtgni nave neea rAFett1d AnAt
certain federal judges sho lave been
In the habit OF Issuing inIunctiuns
whenever railroads ~ other large cor
poratiuns asked Tor them would sios |
up little on tile practice Just DOW,
ahen The question OF restricting the /
use Of tlie writ Is uppermost la the |
public minn. But hist0fy repeats
itself, aud 1t louks rs though these
Judges were determined 10 SC ahead
On lie same course az all hazards,
until they are brought 10 stop b
the force Of popular opinion, Just as
otler judges did 10 the days %
slavery.
Three Judges Of the United States
clFenlt court have Just united IN
granting an Injunction 70 suspend
enforcement 81 the Interstate -com'
merce commissions oruer reducing
tile charge for transferring live stock
shipments 81 Chicago from " To 81
gel car. The commission, before
taking such action, conducted q
thorough aud paiustaking insestiga-
tion lnta tile reasenableness ~ the cd
rate aud decided that 1t vas exces.
sive. Non conies the federal c1art.
which has far less opportunity than
tue commission 20 knos the cOndi-
II ms surrounding transportation. and
Mlth d restraining order naillnes for
IA indefinite period the work ~ that
body, all because tie railroads elaimtd
the nes rate vas not remuneratise.
The fact Is becoming more aud
more apparent that 50 Icing as tie
federal courts are Invested with their
present powers there will always he
sou1e Judges ready tO heed the plea 81
corporation that It's rights are beine
leopardlIed. Fol sumc reason oi
other this class Of magistrates cannot
see where the peoples interests need
protection. but the Welfare Of tbs
corporations never falls 10 resolve ful
weight at their hands. This Is nol
because II any particular ptedisposi
tion 10 favor the lig fellows Ia most
cases bot because of the fallacy mai
lowed by prece dent that an inI1nc
J ton ought TO issue because the ap
plicani asks for enc. The enactment
: ~ legislation by congress taking iron
; inferior federal Judges thc poser 4
grant iulunctions or restrainIol
, orders la sBcb case before hcsElas
bas been bad, snd recognizing tb'
] constitutiunaiity ~ state laas unit
ifeY.have been properly inlerprstei
. IN tie courts, Is the cure for thi
evil.
Melody objects 10 the issuance Of
. writ ~ iniuuction shsre irTspamol
: damage alIl snsue fr0m delay and u
4 other eonrse /, really open, but
. aoaid Ire didicult 10 sce where thi
= follows ia The ease at D8r. The lsN
4 have lodged In tiis Interstate ceu
e rneice commission thc p0@er Ia IL
q sestiQata aud ex rates. Its detsra
e lmatiun ought U he anai especially
= ease 81 bera y small shipper npIo&s
.f bie corporation units tho court
= dcciie the contrary. 10 hold oihei
q slse to halt the execution ~ TIA hae
y lnss until . body less aoly eqaiplN
h. u reach q right determination eota'
q 30 conclusion Is actually "a lass
y the carrier alpUYe ths shipper au
- thai Is 20, ialr nur Is Il right.
of sfcala Seas. Rep.
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aang Anos susams~

4 CORES pogdent - the NeN Yors
Timps csilg attention 20 the fact
tlat "Trusty Jim sherman, iepsb.
llraB candidate for the wee Fissse
dengy. snd one ~ Nes Yurk's repre-
.ettallses Va the loser house OF Goa.
grnss. 0as 4 strong aaFocAte ~ the
q ilssee srah attempted b. 1lIe mousse
sseega. ysafs aso Tie sanste pre-
vented this protested sooiing ot tie
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
~ HONEST AmIsre.

Mr.. Taft Is neither plulceraf nor
democrats prstenees ile Is an
honeN atissocfat 4 tet,er repre-
sentative az thr aristcrafie ioesl
could hardly be lannd auy here it
Americas public life rs him there
appears 80 ns as upFet Class and q
lo~ef class, q diiect.ns eiass an1 3
working class. euaidlau class and
class % aar8s Afs Rs considering
the Independence ~ tie pbiliPpiuesi
The Fl@ipinus Should hass indepsnd-
enre as saau as they sfe aiSsa lar Is,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

asopsaj 81 Chicago oulY tao weeks
ago.
80 lei 81 good democrats bee con
tent. take an upiimistic fisw u elss
fu,urr, so al thsy csu 70 restore
prosperity by booming business and
shos 90 the nation Al lsrge that they
lsioug 70 the bo0ster cliorGs iu con
tradlsii1ction 10 the calamity sails
o. Z. O. .. editors ard efsse:s hfisen
Years AGO. Columbus o. Pfyss-Puss-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

Important respects
milton differs and
from the repubIi-
f Chicago. The
e iInpresses one is
en the convention
Re the republican
Dbmerged in Chi
got of Michigan
cinity OF tile Coils
hing particularly
nytiiing unusual or
ming In the life OF
people went ABOUT
ubei and largely I'M
Rly, OF course he.
r city, there is an
b. The entire city
&fhe democra tic con-
.orations of streets
both for night and
81 magnificent. In
display Denver is
DTd and the interest
J SO general and in
4 the contrast with
Hiking.
ssiye contrast is in
Eof the crowds. On
pre the convention,
Ehotels at Chicago
nation. Only a cor
delegates were pres
NJ scattering lunches
] these showed so lit
that their dispirited
|at once noticeable.
bay is throDged with
thousands Of demo-
\ far east to the far
rifla TO Oregon and
lthey are jubilantly,
jnsly administrative.
rs shown when the
|ation. several hun
rched into the Brown
lere all things center,
|oD, and INDUCED In
Il celebrating high
IL threatened to raise
building. Speeches
skell and other prom
rs, feryidly patriotic
in one, were cneereC
i'm to the echo. VI
principal streets the
democracy of Illinois
of kindred organiza
owing and maneuyer
ering thousands thaf
alks. A touch of pic
aas lent to the scene.
no, from the bal son.
y hotel, in a clear
musical soprano voice
hat carried for twI
down the streets
tude. on repeated &C
oyously in the chorus
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

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5000 take half interest and help manage
an old established business; experience not
needed but must be willing worker. Par
ticulars room 3. 534h S. BROADWAY.
9-27-1
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Classified Section
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE
Close in Figueroa frontage. sox16b. only
$500 per front foot. VIII take half In
city, balance your own terms. This is the
Monday.
Very fine fully improved 1o-acre ranch.
near Fullerton, on electric line; only
$4,000. Want small home here.
Groom fully modern cottage; fine lot,
north front, AID near Moneta; only $500,
Want lot or cheaper homo for $4,000
equity.
9O-room fiat building, elegant location,
fine corner; $4,000 income Want orangs
or walnut ranch for $4,000 equity.
Good Groom modern cottage, good cor
ner lot; East 18th street. Want Long
Beach.
good store buildings, Q stocks of mer-
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all. Net income $4,000. owner can't at
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5-room modern cottage; gas and cleo
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10 acres near San Jacinto. Want city.
10-acre orange ranch in La Verne dis
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10 acres, Anaheim only $780, Want
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20 acres La Habra valley, right on cleo
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SO acres all tillable; small house. barn,
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Want Southern California for both.
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Elegant 7-room modern home on Har-
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Groom fully modern, beautiful home;
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Want home here.
If you have anything anywhere to ex-
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can please you.
IDEAL REALTY CO..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

oMEZ-AGUILERA-Jose Gomez. 25, native
oil Mexico, and Estefana Aguilera, %, native
CT Texas; residents OF Sherman
PRAKEBILL-HENDERS Brakebill,
80. native Of Missouri. and Myrtle H. Hem
derson. 2s. native Of Nevada; residents of Los
Angeles.
JERRUE-DENT-William A. Jerrue, %, ma
tive OF Michigan, and Celia I. Dent, 22 ma
tive OF Kansas: residents Of Los Angeles.
SLICTON- WALKER-Charles f. Slicton. 26.
native OF California, and Eva L. Walker. 20,
native OF Minnesota; residents Of Pomona.
CALDWELL-SLINGSBY NJ. Cald-
we'll, 81. native OF Illinois, and Annie NJ.
slngsby. 20. native of England; residents Of
Los Angeles
EN-GoLDENBERG-Sam Rossen. 80. ma
tive of Russia, and Clara Goldenberg. 80. ma
tive of Roumania; residents OF Los Angeles.
TEOMAS-McFARLAND j. Thomas. So.
native of Indiana and resident OF Leguna
Beach, and Cordslia Mcfarland, 50. native
of Illinois and resident of Los Angeles
KNoCHE- DEMONSTRATION @. Knoche. "a,
rative of Missouri. and Addie r. Earnest, 81,
native of louisiana; residents OF Los Anse-
les
McCREADIE- BONNOT-charles McCreadie, AZ.
native OF Scotland, and Elsie Bonnet. SO, ma
tive Of France; residents Of Pasadena.
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DEATHS

WELTS-Robert Welts, 81 years old. native or
New York, 22s North Prichard tuberculosis
HAYWOOD Edward g. Haywood. Al years.
native of California, $50 West Jenerson'
tuberculosis.
oUIcK-william Quick. 7b years. native OF
Michigan. b412 Abbot; tuberculosis
McGOWAN-John MCGOWAN, IA years, native
OF Ireland. City hospital; senility.
ALLEN-August Allen AZ years, native OF
sweden, City hospital; tuberculosis.
GouLD-Melvin A. Gould, So years. native or
Maine, City hospital; senility.
IEE-Walter #. Lee. 90 years, native OF
Georgia, Receiving hospital; hemorrhage
neutrality-suspicious. Mollenkoff. 70 years.
native Of Germany, 2s2s San Pedro street.;
heart disease.
HOLMGREEN-Joh Homgreen /65 years ma
tive of Denmark 1857 East Forty-seventh;
paralysis.
GREEN-Isabeile Green. 81 years. native Of
Louisiana, 2737 Oregon: brain fever
WRIGHT Harvey j. Wright, "a years, native
Of Ohio, a2l5 East Second tuberculosis.
LOWE-Emma Lowe, 70 years. native Of Eng
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Flower near Seventh.
REV. J. q. A. HENRY, ID. D., Pastor.
Preaching services at IL a.. m. and 7:4b
D. m. Morning topic. Something Better
Still:" evening topic, why Believe In
a Personal God" first in series of six
sermons on THE Big Why's of Life"
Prelude. "The Liquor Dealers Campaign
of Education" Sunday school at $3.50
Young Peoples meetings at 6:l6 All
seats free. Everybody welcome. e-26-2
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WANTED-BARGAIN IN BUNGALOW, LOT
near 4th st. west of Bimini. R. M. RUS
SELL. ga Douglas bldg 9-27-2
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CHURCH NOTICES
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH

Worshiping In the Auditorium. corner
Fifth and Olive streets.
Rev. Robert ]. Burdette, D. D.,
Pastor.
Morning service at IL Subject.
"Going to School"
Exening service at 7:45, the pastor
preaching the last of the September serieH
of sermons on
"a Great Journey"
The Destination. Rally Day in the Bible
school at $3.50. Special exercises. We'll
come.
Music for Sunday: Quartet. ''The King
OF Love My Shepherd Is" (Shelley); an
them. praise Ye the Father (Gounod);
organ solo. "Barcarole" (Dethier); So
prano solo, with vsrdure Clad" (Haydn).
Mrs. Busslng; anthem, II Am Alpha"
duet. Love Divine (West), Mrs. Bacon
and Mr.. Granger; quartet, Some One
Will Enter the Pearly Gate"
5000 FREE SEATS.
Greatest ORGAN ON PACIFIC COAST.
Splendid Music. STRANGERS We'll
COME e-26-2
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Agents
Partners
Statesmen and Solicitors

YANTED-SALESMEN TO CALL ON RE-
tail stores popular line, with advertising
that pays; holiday season just open; hust-
lers with ability can easily make $500 month
ly. P. o. box.135. Dept. 81. Iowa City. Iowa.
9-27-1
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REV. Holm SLATER

will hold spiritual test services tonight S;lb
sharp symphony hall, 2S2 South Hill street.
These meetings are wonderfully interesting
to all investigators and others along the
line OF mental and spiritual phenomena
Each seance is made interesting, educational
and uplifting by MIR. Slater. Come early to
secure seats s-zir1
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WANTED
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only
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Address publisher TIE MAIL ORDER
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TO LEARN TIE BARBER
trade in all its branches; expert instruction:
wages while learning; positions furnished.
MoLER COLLEGE, 113-115 East Second st.
o-20-m
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BROADWAY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Opposite Court House.
2 r. COI1I.T TER. Ministe

B. F. COULTER, MinIster.
j. w. UTTER, Associate.
Sunday school at $3.50; morning service and
sermon II a. M; preaching by B. #. Coul-
teri subject. 1.-THE Song of Moses, the Ser
vice of God and OF the Lamb" Rev. Myers
of Vernon Christian church will preach at
745 D. M The gospel singers will sing at
evening services. Young Peoples meeting
at $50 D. m. All cordially invited. 9-27-1
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BIRTHS
BOYS

MoRRIs-To Jack and Carrie Morris, 1908 Con-
stance.
GARCIA-To Frank and Nellie Garcia, 1906
Santa Fe.
LOW-To Edward and Annie Low. 1853 North
Alameda
HILL--To John and Nora Hill, Santa Rita
hospital.
BAKER-To Robert and Anna Baker. 1870 West
Thrty-third.
HAMMoND--To Charles and sallie Hammond.
164 South Chess.
Fresno.
MEYER-To Bertram and Martha Meyer, 2OiS
East Thirty-sixth.
WISMER-To Otto and Annie Wismer' ols
East Twenty-third
RAMILLEN--To Frank and Hattie Ramillen.
Santa Fe and Thirty eighth.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-27
Situations--Male

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want ads help to make it. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ada
Herald want ads destroy wants. SILK
wANTED-POSITIONt AS BOOTBLACK;
excellent shoeshiner and knows the BUSH
ness. JOHN ELY box 422. Santa Paula,
Cal 9-27-1