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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

The Citizen stands harmony in the ranks
reform the method of the appointment of State Central
Committeeman who should be limited from each county chosen
by the delegates ereom with filled by the chairman OF
the county central committee emergency preferably by of the
entire county committee taken by mail necessary It will stand
who that may be- 1t stands
effort the conendng forces together lined for
PLATFORM which will appeal every Democrat This task hard
one but The Citizen thinks impossible By keeping
aoof from faction ITSELF by keeping its head screwed tight and
straight by keeping under any circumstances The Citizen
hopes to point the way Democratic
1t begins to appear from the surface that other faithful
Republican party besides Mr. Brady have their the
ground listening for call from the party enter the gbernatora
Judge Stevens while avowed candidate said to
putting feeers and sufficient encouragement received
will his candidacy Judge Frank J. Smith of Caldwell
while saying nothing offended when the subject mentioned
him. Both belong to the younger members of the party and 1t
would not be surprising the opposition to the Pocaeo boss would
other of the gentlemen which, if it does The Cti
predicts the candidate of the Momon will realize that he has
a fight on his hands before the convention
Every Saturday list of five renewals and
subscriptions for The Connone will seventh week that
we able this We ask your cooperation the
duty of every Democrat subscribe for the The Comoner this
year Every Idaho Democrat should take The Citizen We will
send both papers for one year for SLIGO
The Citizen will paper that will bear the bun of the
next campaign behalf of the Democracy You know this
well as you will when fight Why aid then in
tending its circulation? Why give it state wide clrcaon
1t is up to you assist in this great work.
that very seldom that United States Senator
proclaimed by telegraph that he called upon to preside over
the United States We recall that has done
recent years excepting Smoo of Utah. who called the
chair before he had been in office thirty days.
Hearst puts Of good things in the demands of the Indepen
dence eaoe and then to make the Democrats will give
him whole program in favor of ship subsidy steal
Of such open character that sessions of Republican Con
crosses have refused to sanction it.
The session of the Ada County Democratic Club grow in interest
and attendance the club gives promise Of being great factor
the achievement you have already joined the or
ganization you should do so at once
While the Democrats discussing the Mormon issue the time
fast approaching the Republicans will have to face
crete form The next convention of that party will look like
a conference of Latter Day Saints.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

We five subscriptions for The Commoner last week.
making total of six clubs of which have for the
past anxious keep the good work nden-
tey Our clubng offer The Citizen and The Commone
year. $6O If you already take The Citizen hand us 90 cents
and will send in your name for The Comomner
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Hearst points out weakness the Hughes method it is that
whenever the Governor confronted by serious problem he refers it
to commission which satisfies the people for they think something
being done satisfies the putoca for they know nothing
will be 1t crafty method be and that could be
used to delay and obstruct all reforms.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Not ago radcalnded college professor placed
between putocacay endowed colleges and the deep
blasted professional with possibilities of starvation sought
of prudent friend "Confne yourself the initiative
and referendum said his frend % putocra don't fear that
but deep What the young college professor did, need not be
told; but the did the
Public Puocracy has learned that the initiative and referendum
deep knows that this reform marks the difference
between by irresponsible representatives and
whose action the people be compelled and
against them This meaning of struggles
politicians and other walking delegates for puocrac to head OFT
every everywhere the initiative and referen
dunn the going up and down the land of Leslie NJ
showing how this electoral reform would abolish
Mr. Shaw right it would abolish staecraft But
that is one craft and fidelity what
craftsmanship needs Let by all have representative
ernnent make representative longer of special
terests, but of all the people.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
HERE IS A RICH STORY
HOW jim BRADY WAS BUNCOED into BECOMING
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

Here is story of supendous richnessl
story of Senator's lieutenant wa had inspiration of genius
story of politicians vanity and gublity that led him into
trap set by his rival
We will call the genius of the story Smith is good
and could be appropriate 1t fits him A. T.
The politician the Brady and the Senator Hepburn
Now Smith, whose oensibe occupation the holding of public
Office but whose real object in life the promotion of the political
ambitions of Senator Hepburn light which showed him
that the only stumbling block the Senator's pathway reelection
the desire of Brady be Senator and the that the latter
could doubtless line his support the counties of the south
east which would make him most formidable opponent and he
studied hard and long the way Brady from the
field Suddenly by inspiration OF genius stated afoe
said the method flashed his meditation and thought
than done His typewriter called into execution and letters
poured by every
dependable friend Heybuns all bore the
message Wil you kindly write urgent letter James H.
Brady Pocateo telling him that the Republicans of your section
enthusiastic and united demanding that he become candidate
ior Governor"
Lo and behold the trick done from all sections
cf Idaho poured Brady like deuge and the Pocaelo
gent began swell with pride like the frog that tried to puff itself
big oxNo mistakng the naniy sincerity of the CALL
Brady could stand longer but asened call the
ee together and this gathering the give
renewed personal of These
letters and the sly pusfooed Pocao gent will not
until he reads these lines that the father of the Brady guberna
toa boom dappe gentleman whom call Smith and that he
laughing his sleeves the brilliant of his scheme
No gudgeon took the fly eagerly than Brady bit and
securely hooked; like that sticks
band that coes Brady after the gubenaora
scrap nbuger while the full rich cheese of the
ship goes by default the bray rival whose chief lieutenant may
aply be called Smith.
securely the band around Bradys neck that like the rat
he wrgge and he passed the senaorp by may the
burger that ured him be saved for aue and willy
politician indeed story of all Idaho politics. Poor
uped Brady laughing stock of the and made by
inaye be permitted to designate as Smith.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

The Citizen will be the Boise paper that will bear the brn of the
campaign behalf of the Democracy You know this now as
well as you will when the fight Why aid then in
tending its crcuaton Why give wide circulation?
1t up to you assist in this great work
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

While the Democrats are discussing ISSUE the time
is fast approaching the Republicans will have to face it in con-
crete form The convention of that party will look like
a conference of Latter Day Saints.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

The session of Ada County Democratic Club grow nees
and attendance the club gives promise of being factor
the achievement If you have not already joined the or
ganzaton YOU should do
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

1t that very seldom that United States Senator
has proclaimed by telegraph that he called upon to preside over
the United States We recall that has done
recent years excepting one Smoot Utah. who called the
chair before he had been in office thirty days
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Hearst puts lot of good things in the demands of the lndeen
dene League make that the Democrats will not
Kim his whole program comes of ship subsidy
of such open that six sessions of Republican Con
crosses have refused to sanction it.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01

theatrical world. Old fogey op- ponents of Thomas D.Xon'S writ ings, who predicted flat failure for the initial dramatization Of The Clansman" found a poser in the enormous bu mess o! the first season when two companies presented it simultaneously north and south to the largest aud fences that had ever gathered within the respective theatres. "A one-season-Succe W crooked the pessim;stic The answer came in a second season bigger even than the first with the endorse ment added of all the large cit ies East of the Rocky Mountains w ont last over two years any how" said a theatrical sharp who brides himself as a prophet. Yet the third season firmly eS- tablished the 'Clansman" as an American theatrical classic. and brought the aggregate attend- ance figures up to nearly 4,OOU.- GOO. Now in its fourth season -. Presidential election year the play is again packing the theatres to their capacity Tor it's central theme of white Stl- remacy is as interposing to the people of San Francisco as to the people Of New York. Chicago, or New Orleans. The first visit of the "Clansman,' to the Pacific coast has been attended by enor- nous demonstra tions. Months a. | head of the date announced, man. agers have been importuned by their patrons for seats. The play i has been the subject of news paper comment and public and l private gossip everywhere. Min isters have preached about it !; politicians, big and little, have been nightly concerned and worked up. In larger towns the boxoffice scenes have been almost Tiotous, so eager has the public been to get it's money in and obtain the first reservations Audiences are worked up to a pitch of frenzied enthusiasm that the campaign managers or Taft or Bryan might envy well. In a
 word "The Clansman," is the biggest fact, the most interest ing phenomenon ou the American stage today, Leading all other active plays in point of popular
 ity, it is eagerly demanded in foreign lands and productions in Japan and Australia are now on the tapis.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01
EMMET SCHOOL NOTES.

Our reporters for next week are Miss May Sanders and Mr Bernard Hood
 Misses Ethel Steele and Fife Shell of Prescott visited here Thanksgiving
 Our program Wednesday night was a success A large crowd attended
 Miss Nellie Hartsfield, a stu dent of Henderson College visited her sister here They made a trip home Saturday.
 We are very sorry to say that MT Edward Lane is absent on account of sickness
 We had citizens meeting and Thanksgiving programme by the children last Wednesday night.
 Thanksgiving was observed as a holiday, and a number of us wentvto Hope to witness game of basketball between Hope and
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01
TWO IMPORTANT
 WHISKEY DECISIONS
Supreme Court Holds W. M. J0Sey of Hampstead County and R. J. Green
 of ParaeOuId Guilty.

Little Rock, Nov. 30.-The Su. preme Court affirmed judgments in a number of cases involving the illegal sale of liquor, one of which was that of R. J. Green vs. the State, appealed from Greene County. It appears from the record of the case that Green was indicted for selling liquor without license. At the February term of Circuit Court the cases were compromised, Green paying a fine of $500 on one count, with the promise that fines should not be assessed against him on the other counts unless he should again violate the law. Before the end of the adjourned term, in April, he had been convicted again in the jus tiCe of the peace court. He ap- pealed to the Circuit Court and while this appeal was pending his case was called in the court on one of the former pleas of guilty. He demurred but the court fined him $500. This case was appealed to the Supreme Court, but that tribunal holds that the Circuit Court had a per. feet right to revive the plea o1 guilty against Green although if had been entered at the regular term of court. The judgment was sustained.
 | The case of William Josey vs the State was affirmed by the court, on an appeal from the Hampstead Circuit Court. Jos ey was convicted of the illega sale of liquor in Hope, it being charged that he sold or acted as the agent of sale in a deal where by William Lewis secured { quart of whiskey. Josey claim ed that a Texarkana liquor house really made the sale to Lewis, since the package was labeled to Lewis and came from a Tex arkana concern.
 The court, however, held that Josey actually made the sale tC Lewis and that the judgment a gainst him must stand.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01
Immet school boys.

Emmet school boys.
 Miss Hartsfield said to her pu- pills all who have something to be thankful for, stand up" only enc little boy stood up, Well. what are you thankful for?" T am thankful that tomorrow is a holiday"
 The school boys and girls ate Thanksgiving dinner on the ground between Emmet and Hope.
 Prof Calhoun asked one of his students what would be the area Of a field thirty yards long and thirty yards wide The answer was, about eighty bushels Of corn"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01
1.-THE CLANSMAN"

The success of the 'Clansman" which will be seen for the first time at the opera house on Sat urday night, Dec. 9th with the original New York company and production, continues to be the sensation and surprise Of the
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01

For Sale. Other business compels the sale of a good gener- al merchandise business in husts ling town near Prescott; new stock will be heavily discounted for quick deal. Address, Bar gain, Care of the News.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01
REPORT OF THE
 POSTMASTER GENERAL
Showing Expenditures and Receipts Ol the Department for the Current
 Fiscal Year.

Washington, Nov. 29.-The re- port of Governor V l.. Meyer. postmaster general of the United States has been completed and transmitted to President Theo- dore Roosevelt. The report in part follows:
 The expenditures were S2OS,- 351. .SS6.15 while the net re- ceipts amounted to $191, ,47S,6 ,66o- Al showing a deficit of S16.S73, 222.74 with an additional loss by fire, burglary, etc. ol S3I- O56.25. The increase i'll receipts over the previous year was S7,- S93, ,637.S4: or 4.29 per cent. The normal increase in revenue for several years has been about 9 per cent. The falling off IS ac- counted for by the financial dis turbances of the year.
 The appropriation for the pre- sent fiscal year are S222,96U,S9-- 1t is estimated that the increase in receipts will be about $ per cent making. the probable deficit for the year ending June 3o. 1909 again over SIG, 6,OOO,OOO
 A number of Improvements in business methods the strlkins need of which was pointed out in my last annual report, and certain suggestions made in the preliminary report of the Joint Postal Commission appointed by Congress have been put in force to the advantage of the depart ment and the postal ( serVlce, some of the important changes being; n
 The closer inspection or all supplies purchased.
 The consolidation Of accounts in journal form requiring one sipnature instead of hundreds
 The transfer of the printing section from the postmaster gen erals office to the division ol supplies.
 The fixing of the functions and responsibility Ol the different bureaus in the purchase of sup plies.
 Further increasing the efficlen- cy of the division o1 supplles while decreasing the number ol employes from 1O2 to S1.
 The taking of an annual lnVen- tory of stock in the division ol supplies.
 Revision and standardization ol form blanks and the elimination of unnecessary forms.
 General improvement in the H. ing systems of the department
 The substitution of card sys- tems for book records-a polic! that will be extended.
 The installation of adding ma chimes, loose-leaf ledgers and car bon processes whereby seVera circulars letters to different per sons are written at the same time These Improvements VII also be extended.
 The simplification Of methods in the division of dead letters increasing the output without ao ditional clerical force.
 | would again invite the atten- tion of the Congress to the WIS dom of establishing the position of deputy postmaster general or director of posts, at a salary that should not be less than S1O,' GOO per annum in order to com mand a business man of wide eX- nerience who would hold office during good behavior in order that this rapidly growing de partment with expenditures ln- creasing at the rate of more than S13.OOO.O0O a year may have a continuity of policies Tor the benefit of the Postal Service and the people of the United
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01

For Sale-Second hand brick. S4.OO per thousand. Second hand tin at less than half price. Ceil- ing and flooring, at ridiculously low prices. See w. B. Orner.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01

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The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-01

The Nevada County Farmers Union will meet with Mineral Snryngs Local. Dec. 10th, 1908. Ev]ry Local should send dele 7 j. T. Luck, Pres.
 / Iohn w. Mason, Sec.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-06
MARIE GENTER'S PRETTY ROMANCE
ELIMINATES in SECRET MARRIAGE

Miss Marie Center of Denver, member
of a prominent family which formerly
lived in Salt Lake. figured in pretty ro-
nance eliminating in a secret marriage.
The details are reIted in a recent issue
of the Denver Times as follows:
Miss Marie Center, the. WinsOme daugh-
ter of f. " Center. and society leader
of the younger set. is now Mrs. Clarence
f. DAILY and has been so since the Christ
mas holidays.
She said so herself, with proud toss
of her pretty brown head when ques-
toned by her friends this morning. Then
she cOnfided the story of one of the most
interesting -romances that has ever taken
place in Denver social circles. Clarence
DAILY is the son of the millionaire insur-
anee man, Thomas f. DAILY. and is now
finishing his last year at Yale before en-
tering into business with his father this
summer The marriage of the two young
people. belonging as they do to two of
the most prominent families in town, has
aroused no end of interest.
Yes said Mrs. DAILY this morning.
Clarence and ! were married at Golden
last Christmas when he was home from
college on his vacation. We are both
over age you know, and have been en-
gagged for some time, so we thought IT
would be fun TO be married and keep it
secret for awhile But Clarences par
ents and my own knew about il, but told
US TO wait until Clarence had finished
school before announcing it. You see,
Clarence will be through this spring and
we did not have very long 20 wait bur
the news leaked out some way and lots of
people have asked rs about it. Our par
ents have been very good TO both of us
and we are very happy, We are both go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-06

ing TO live al home until Clarence is start
ed in business.
And that is all there is to it," she
concluded with a happy little smile as she
fitted away to the phone TO answer the
inquiries and congratulations of some girl
friend.
Mrs. DAILY lives at s44 Pennsylvania
street. and her father is one of the largest
and wealthiest land owners in the state.
friends of the DAYS who live at 1894
Logan The young people have been low
ers ever since they played together dur
ing their kindergarten days Mrs. DAILY
graduated from a fashionable boarding
school at Nashville, Nenn., last year and
has spent the last winter al her home.
She is petite and is extremely beautiful.
with large masses of light brown hair
and large blue eyes. She is very attrac-
tive and engaging in her conversation.
Young DAILY is well known here, and Is
described as manly young fellow of
good presence and handsome appearance.
The marriage of the young couple was
discovered by means of the records Of
the clerk of jefferson county which
shows that a license was issued to ClaT-
ence DAILY and Marie Center at last
Christmastide when the clippers stole
away and whizzed up to Golden in the big
red Daily automobile. They were i'm
mediately married and returned to Den
yer as unconcerned as If they had Simply
been for an ordinary auto ride in the Oaly >
machine.
Now that parental forgiveness has been
extracted and the marriage has become
known, the young couple are looking for
ward 10 an enjoyable summer and maybe
another big wedding with flowers and
bridesmaids and everything complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-06
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

At a meeting of the state board Of
education yesterday morning fifty-One
persons were granted teachers certifi-
Gates The list follows:
state High School Diplomas-Charies
4. johnson. Josephine Seaman.
State Temporary High School Certi-
ficates-Mary Gertrude Morton, IIelcl
Nj. Boxrud.
State Grammar Grade Diplomas -Er-
nest II. Bardsley. Bess Beesley, George
r. Braithwaite, Jacobina Brdndenbur-
ger. Lillian b. Connolly, ErastUs Il.
Daley, Ruby Gammette, Hazel Geors,e.
George O. Holt, Mary Eida Hayenor,
Margaret H. HaTtWell, Violet II. lVer-
son, Margaret A. Johnson, Arthur +.
Larson. Florence Lloyd Castina, SylVeS-
ter c. Jones, Euphemia Johnson. Flor
ence +. JonassOn, Geneva Love, Tressie
Lambert. Bertha \. NJ. Martin, Mary
L. Moorhead. Grace q. NickersDn, An
ME l.. Nordvall, Harriet \. Ientoid.
Junius Taylor. Wesley Taylor, Annie
Harris Taylor, Hattie Tremayne, Irna
NJ. Walker
State Certificates-Hazel Ashton, ".
II. Apperley, d. A. BrOadbent, John
y. DOrius. Dana Farnswortl', Laura l."
Foster, Edith S. Johnson, James II. ia
cobson. Margaret +. Morgan, l4uella
Maycock, Matilda Peterson, MaSIie
Thomson. Lovina Van Colt White, Ma
RE T. Hunt, Anna NJ. Binler. 9. c..
MAYNARD