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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-15

the senior class Of the Washington Sem
mary at + card party Wednesday even
ing az the Washington Seminary. The
members OF the AIumnae Association are
Miss Pearl Costinette. Miss Edna DYER.
Miss Marion Ford, Miss Virginia Gard
ner. Miss Carolyn LittIepage, Miss Ietta
Sheehy. Miss Dorothy Smauwood, and
Miss Ann Twohy.
Miss Margaret L. Elder. Of Dobb's
Ferry. n Y, is the guest for several
weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Rey-
noIas in their home on Nineteenth
street.
Miss LYDIA Bingley has returned to
her home on South Carolina avenue.
from Philadelphia, where she spent
some time recently.
Mrs. Robert Z. L. Niche and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Niche, have
returned 70 this country from Europe.
They were met by Captain Niche in
New York.
Mrs. ". 3. Reynolds. widow Of Major
W. B. Reynolds, Z. s. A. is a guest
of Major and Mrs. Slavens, at Fort
Leavenworth Kan.
Brigadier General and Mrs. Mcclellan,
L. S. A. retired. and their young son,
are spending several weeks in this city,
at Ola o street.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. AdoIphus w.
Greedy, L. S. a, retired, have returned
TO Washington and have opened their
house on @ street.
Mrs. Breese, widow Of the late Captain
Breese, q. S. N, is spending several
weeks at Woodley Inn, Tenleytowu.
Rear Admiral Pill sbury IS spending
some time in Chicago on a tour of in
specLtOn Of the WORK being done at the
Great Lakes naval training station
Commodore Richard c. Davenport, u.
5. N, retired, and Mrs. Davenport.
have returned 20 Washington and have
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White House

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt had
a small company dining Informally with
them last evening In the White House.
Mrs. Roosevelt Will receive the DipIO-
matte Corps on Friday afternoon, No
vember q, at clock,
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The officers and members of the Star
mont Auxiliary have arranged for a
luncheon and bazaar in the aid Of the
Starmont Sanitarium at Washington
Grove for the reception of tuberculosis
patients, to be given Wednesday and
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Meyer entertained a small company in
formally at dinner last evening. They
have as their house guest. Miss Stack
pole, OF Boston.
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satisfied. Tints-White, Flesh, Pink,
Brunette. BY leading druggists or mail
Prep'd by NATIONAL TOILET CO., Paris, Tenn.
Sold by Peoples Pharmacy, O'ponneu
Henry Evans. Thompson and other druggists
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh, who
are now n New York attending the
horse show, viii return to Washington
this evening or tomorrow. They will
not occupy their house. though, FOR a
few days, but viii visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John r Mclean, who have already
opened their town house.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean,
the latter formerly Miss Evelyn Walsh,
who are travelling abroad. are now in
the Holy Land.
Miss CeIestsne Eustis has arrived in
town for the winter. and is at CorcoraD
House. Mr.. and Mrs. William CorcJran
Eustis are still at their country place.
but will return to Washington shortly,
probably this week some time Miss
Eustis Will spend part OF the season
with them,
Representative and Mrs John W.
Dwight have arrived at the Capital
and opened their residence on r street
for the season.
Mrs. Richard Lee FeaTn sill present
ner daughter, Miss Mildred Fearn, to
society at a tea the afternoon of
December 80. at her home. 22O2 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Miss Fearn win give
a luncheon for a number OF the sea-
sons debutantes, December s.
Mrs. ], I. McC&llum, who has been
spending a few dtys in New York. will
return 20 her home on K street today.
NJ and Mrs Henri, Cqeye.ar5 1,er,~;,,,
were dinner hosts last evening in their
home on Connec icUt averue.
Among the debutantes OF the season
viii be Miss Mary CHEW, daughter Of
Mrs. Robert S. Chew, OF Fairview
Heights Mrs. Chew has Issued invita-
tions for a tea n her honor, Friday
afternoon, from 1 to Z o'clocS.
Commodore and Mrs. Peters have
leased their house on Columbia road,
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The members of the Washington Sem
mary Alumnae Association entertained
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Miss Madge Dixon, OF Kittanning. Pa,
is the house guest Of Miss Edna Sheehy.
Mss Dixon ana Miss Sheehy were class
mates at the New England Conserva-
tory Of Music IN Boston.
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in his private car to spsad 4 day or
two at Tuskegee, Ala, Sir daury Ham
iiton Johnston will accompany them,
but DR.. Shadwell. who is making a tour
of this country, viii leave for Toronto,
Canada, at the same time,
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Brides and Weddings Center of Attraction in Social
World During the Past Week-Number
~ 49, - of Marriages Scheduled,
ENGAGEMENTS OF INTEREST ANNOUNCED
One of Pretest Nupdal Events of Season Was That at
Noon Yesterday of Miss Mary Elizabeth Logan
- to Nathan B. Payne

Miss Mamie Collie, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Robert Collie, ST., was mar
ried Wednesday evening iu the home Of
her parents, on Sixth street, 20 Charles
b. Homer the Rev. +. +. Marshall Of
floating, il the presence Of d small saith
erIng OF relatives ana intimate Iuenus.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a beautiful gown
Of white satin, made princess style, and
trimmed with duchcsse lace. Sine wore
a wreath OF rosebuas in her hair, and
carried a shower bouquet Of Bride roses.
Miss Mar Ia HOrneT was the maid Of
honor. sire wore a dainty gown Of nile
green mes saline silk, and carried d clus-
ter of Bridesmaid roses.
Charles Hanna was the best man for
Mr.. Homer
A reception for the bridal party fol
lowed the ceremony. The house was
beautifully adorned with palms, ferns,
and white chrysaHthemums and roses,
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
uer left Washington for d Southern
wedding trip, and upon their return
after December / will be al nom
the Montgomery. Mrs. Homer wore for
travelling d suit OF London smoke broad
cloth, with hat OF the same shade.
One Of the pretliest home wedding
Of the autumn season was thar al noon
yesterday OF Miss Mary FUzabarb
Logan. daughter of lanes Y Tosrs-
brother Of rne Tare Gen Holm a T.oaa,
TO Nathan B. Payne, of New YORK city.
The ceremony took place in the apart
manrs OF Mrs Holm 4 Toran fr stone
leigh Court. the Rev. Hush Johnson.
OF Baltimore. formerly Dastor of The
METROPOLITAN NJ. E. Church. Of this CITY.
ofHciati1g in the presence Of a small
The drawing-room where the cers-
mouv took place. was tastefulIv adoru-
ed with palms. ferns. mink roses. or
chids. and chrvsauthemums and the
dining room WIS decorated with palms
and Killarney roses.
The bride wore Ter travelling suit o.
small black HEAVIER hat trimmed with
gree, pIur,as. and carried "a shower
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Mr.. and. Mrs. John F. Richie an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Edna Browning, 10 Joseph p. Trew,
Thursday afternoon, November =, at
4:30 o'clock. The Rev. ]. C. Powers,
performed the ceremony in the parson-
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age Of the BrOokIaud H. Z. Church, IN
the presence OF small gathering OF
friends and relatives.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ir5W lett Washington for a Southern
wedding trip Upon their return. LHey
VIII reside al Ninth and Kennedy
streets, BugAtwOod Park.
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A marriage of interest 20 many Wash
Ing1onIans is JHaJ OF MISS lula ElIer.
OF IuU-auapJls, mo- and Carl q. Cid
con, or BaasuUut %. The WcauIug took
place W eGAeaaay al noon IA the nome
OF the Di-de Ia IAolanap0ls. Atier q
reception 1II. aAu -lIs. lEla-Ju leIJ Tor
rlOlIua, where Luvy viii spend the win
ter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-15

OCIETY in Friday
w drill
the benefit Enlisted queer eon-
thirteenth
the initial the drill program daring bOrmanb by
f, the Thirteenth Cavalry.
That the "barn dance high favor with society
enthusiasm with which trpped through afternoon
building Cavalry Band orobeg
ira played fol dancing.
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Miss Mary II. hlychey and Irving
Taylor were married al sac molly Name
DLurcu ~ e-uez-ay evening Al o u ClOcE,
tAe I,es. Dr. carey O-lelaJlug, IA me
presence OL small parry Oh relauves
ana friends.
iLe br-oe, who was attended by her
sister, Miss Minnie kuOckey. wore
wnlte broaGclUJl coat SUIT, with d large
white NAT, trimmed WIN plumes.
EuWard West was best man for Nj
Taylor.
An informal reception in the future
home OF AIR. and Airs. Taylor followed
The ceremony. The house was taste
fully decorated with palms and white
blossoms.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Miss Mary l. Walters. Of Hy-
attsville, Md, and John T. Li.lard, Of
l--s city, Saturday, at 4 o'clock. the
Rev. James \. Mdckin officiating.
Miss Fortunate Catherine wilkins.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo VIII
AEz, was married TO Clarence Porter
Brewer Wednesday evening al o clock.
the Rev. Eugene Hannah officiating in
his home on North Capitol street.
Miss Wilkins, who was attended by
Miss Beatrice. AIIpress. q maid Of honor.
wore d travelling suit of navy blue with
hat Of the same shade and carried a
shower bouquet OF vi0Iets and lilies
of the valley. The bridesmaid wore q
becoming gown Of green messaIine silk
and carried a cluster Of Bridesmaid
roses
William p. Combs was the best man
for Mr.. Brewer.
A reception in the home Of the brides
parents followed the ceremony. The
house was beautifully adorned with
quantities OF palms. ferns, and pink
roses and chrysanthemums. Later i'm
the evening AIr. and Mrs. Brewer left
for a wedding trip and upon their
return viii reside at 225 r street north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Chiueuden
announce che engagement Of their
daughter Mira, to Morgan H Bowman.
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Diplomatic

According 10 their custom, the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Nine, Nabuco
win entertain a small company inf0T-
maIly at dinner this evening.
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The Minister OF Belgium. Baron Mon
cheur was host at luncheon yesterday,
having as his guests, the Countess Ros-
poptchine, the Russian aUthoress and
playwright; Mrs. Edward Lauterbach
and Mrs. Hitchcock, Of New York, who
are spending few days at the New
Willard; Mr.. do Amaral, the counselor
OF the Brazilian embassy; Mr.. Row
aards, of the Netherlands legation: Mr.
Van Leo, of Brussels, and Mr.. .Jans-
sens, Of the LEGATION star
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and with Miss Peters will sail from
New York early in Deceu Der for Ed
rope. They viii spend the greater part
I Of the winter on the RIVE a.
Mrs. Donald Mclean an, her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William a. paI am, vile Of
Lieutenant Daualn, u. >. \, now sta
toned at Fort OgleJhoTpe. Ga, arrived
in W ashingtOn Thursday from New
York and Baltimore. They called at
the White House Friday and also at
tended the reception and drill at Fort
/ Myer for the benefit of the Army and
Navy League. Mrs. Dallam left Wash
ington Friday night for Georgia, while
Mrs. Mclean, who Is president general
of the Daughters of the American Rev
olution, returned tc New York, in order
10 attend the dedication Of the monu-
ment TO the prison ship Martyr AT Fort
Green Park. Brooklyn, when President
elect William H. Taft will make the
dedicatory address.
Lieut. Stephen Abbott. L. S. A, and
Mrs. Abbott have gone TO Fort Rose
Grams. Cal, where Lieutenant Abbott
is now stationed. Their little daughter
will remain in Washington in the home
OF her grandfather, Gen. John c. Black,
for tie present. in the care Of her aunt,
Mrs. Frank VroOman.
DR.. Sheldon G. Evans, [. S. n. and
Mrs. Evans have given up their home
on Twenty-iTst stree, as d.. Evans has
been ordered to the L. 5. S. Pennsyi-
vania- Mrs. Evans is the guest of Com
mander and Mrs. George Evans for the
present.
Mrs. Leverett II. Walker was the
guest Of Major and Mrs. NJ. G. ZalinsI
in their home on K street for a few
days last week.
Miss MorseIle Johnson, Of Charles
Town, W. Va, is the house guest OF
Miss Maude Parker.
Mrs. Logan Hall Bsgby, who was :
formerly Miss Murphy. Of Richmond,
Va. was hostess at a dinner Thursday
evening. 1T the Raleigh Hotel, for /
number OF her friends Mrs. Bagby is /
leaving Washington for Chicago. where /
she will permanently reside
Miss Madge Dixon, Of Kittanning. Pa, /
is the house guest OF Miss Edna Sheehy.
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Mrs. Breese, widow of the late Captain
Breese, Z. s. N. is spending several
weeks at WOodley Inn, Tenleytowu.
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Senior Don Ramon Pima Niuet, the
Spanish minister, who has been spend
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Mr. and Mrs George 3. Chitteuden
announce che engagement Of their
daughter, Mira, to Morgan H Bowman.
IT., IF Potrst0Wn, Pa The wedding
VIII take place before the Christmas
holidays.
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Cen Luke z. Wright, Secretary Of
War, and Mrs. Wright. were the honor
guests Of Gen. and Mrs. J. B. AIesbire
at dinner last evening. The company
invited to meet them included General
and Mrs. Darlington. General and Mrs.
WotheTspoon, General and Mrs. Treat,
Mrs. Cocktails. General Crozier, and
General Edgerly.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs,
Bryce had as their dinner guests last
evening Henry White. Chs American
at Paris; Alfred Mitchell
lines. the new counselor OF the EN-
Assy; Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston,
famous English author ana explorer,
h. Charles L. ShadwelI. II Oxford
aSity, the latter two house guests
p1bassy.
norning the Ambassador and
ice Will leave with Mr.. Ogden
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Rear Admiral Pilsbury IS spending
some time in Chicago on a tour OF in
spection Of the WORK being done at the
Great Lakes naval training station
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Cabinet

The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs Cortelyou will have as their guest
IN their home. on Bancroft place. for
the next ten days. DIT. RosaIie Slaughter
Morton, Of New York.
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riage of Miss Maude L. James, Of
Waterford. Va, and James ". Dorsey.
OF this city. yesterday at o'clock in
the Calvary Baptist Church, the Rev.
s. H. Greene. pastor Of the church, Of
fciauing
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Society is interested in the appoint
nent of a new Mexican ambassador in
the person OF Senior Francisco l.. de la
Barra, at present the Mexican minister
10 the Netherlands, with residence at
Brussels. Senior Barra will succeed
senior Creel, who resigns that he may
remain in Mexico as governor Of the
province Of Chihuahua.
The Charge d'Anaires and Nine. Co
doy and Miss GodOy and Miss Adeia
Godoy will go over TO New York
Wednesday for a brief sojourn.
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Miss MorseIle Johnson, Of Charles
Town, W. Va, is the house guest OF
Miss Maude Parker.
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B. Coeyou OF the Secretary the Treasury, pre-
Thursday morning making
child the family Mrs Coyou the the Cabinet
President Roevt
baby,
her best wishes
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OTWITHSTANDNG the that OF Secretary
H54f
" Corteyou, viii
her baby the other Cabinet members viii ably maintain hosp
positions
already parties arranged
= + e
gracious official family,
retiring o Navy
this Mrs Mef attractive personality ready
her hosts of Capital
will romth
Her Mrs Truman H. Newber viii maintain equal
viii from
Secretary Secretary Newberrs appointment an
young Newberry, which has
Postm lei &c neraL
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Mrs. Leverett H. Walker was the
guest Of Major and Mrs. NJ. G. ZalinsN
in their home on X street for a few
days last week.
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. AdoIphus w.
Greedy, L. S. A, retired, have returned
TO Washington and have opened their
house on G street.
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Commodore Richard C. Davenport, T.
S. n, retired and Mrs. Davenport.
have returned TO Washington and have
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ARRIE MUM COMING OUT DEC. %

EFA RS ROOSEVELT has at last issued the ei which
KW the Washington
~ AA0/ Is to be treated the which has
10, that there
would the White
changed Plans npd of
eryone is positively tired, will give evening dances
Charles A daugh
OF
cety OF
welt will accordingly Miss Roosevelt her
brothers, especially Theodore Roosevelt whose of denia,
persisenty links that o Miss
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Commodore and Mrs Peters have
leased their house on Columbia road,
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settling pretty Eighteenth
settling Longworths
hundreds dollars worth
bride the electric all
placing the hundreds beautiful things
to of interesting
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~ of in
w week luncheon the the Miss
~ j To re a bridesmaid Miss Helen Hatfield
marriage Berkeley T. A. will
at
hatfield, Miss
marriage Capt. U. will
in
Wednesday Paymaster R. Miss Aee PI,
marriage place November 49,
Reid Baltimore viii
a Ike place boutt middle O December.
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Brigadier General and Mrs. Mcclellan,
I. S. A, retired. and their young son,
are spending several weeks in this city,
at ola o street.
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Representative and Mrs JOHN W
Dwight have arrived at The Capital
and opened their residence on r street
for the season
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17
THEY'RE CLIMBING.

Stocks are going up, says the
Butte News. There's no boom, no
soaring speculative rise, bnt a grad
ual upIift in values which comes
from better times, restored and vir-
lie confidence and the innate sturdi-
ness Of the country's condition.
Large industries. temporarily
closed during the days Of the
moneyfamine, are resuming; thou
sands of men are going back to
work, and every man who goes back
adds impetus to the improvement,
since his spending capacityis again
at normal and spending aids to put
another man at work.
Every man. by the mere purchase
of the things he needs, is a factor in
putting another man to work, and
generous buying is the result Of con-
fdence, which brings to US the fact
that confidence is what keeps the
wheels of industry going at top
speed.
Whether there be confidence or
not men must live and by living
give impetus to the wheels, bat they
will move slowly when only neces-
sity pushes, while confidence, which
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17
BE SEATED. MR.. DUBOIS.


Dubois delegation was seated
at Denver and theso-called rump
delegation was turned down
which will make the feeling at
Wallace all the more cordial.
This means that Hawley who
was chairman of the Idaho state
democracy long before Dubois
became a democrat is not CON
sidered good enough to associate
with the Bryan push. Hawley
has served the party faithfully for
a lifetime, and has frequently ac-
cepted the forlorn-hope nomina-
tion for congressional delegate,
governor, ETC., when nobody else
would have it. For more than
30 years he has given Of his
strength, mentally, physically
and financially, for party adj
vancement, and his reward is the
husks Of the feast.
Q, well, it cuts no republican
ice, but every living man has his
own notion Of what is called an
even break, and to desire to see
justice done is human. -Lemhi
Herald.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17
CAPITAL FOR IRRIGATION.

The Twin Falls News speaks OF
the ease with which capital is
now being secured for the devel-
opment of Idaho irrigation pro-
iects Under the Carey act. The
Twin Falls section is a present
example of what can be done in
the way Of development by turn
ing the heretofore undirected wa
terof the streams upon the land.
1t is profitable to the capitalist
and to the producer who buys
the water. The News says:
Two powerful companies, the
Buhl-Kimberly corporation and
the Kuhn brothers of Pittsburg,
are seeking the privilege of re-
claiming half million acres in
Twin Falls and Owyhee counties,
between the Salmon and Bruneau
rivers. 1t is singular that such
competition should have been
made possible by the very men
who are engaged in it. Until re-
Gently it was a difficult task to
interest capital in Idaho irriga-
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17

brings the desire for luxuries and
comfort, sends the wheels spinning
with the merry whir Of busy con
tent.
And back of the confidence which
does these things is the man and
the issues which inspire it, the GER
tainty that the policy of a square
deal" will be carried on, and that
every man so far as government
can give it to him, will have a fair
chance to realize, according to his
ability, the benefits Of his industry.
And Taft is marching on.-Poca-
tello Tribune.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-07-17

Shoshone Journal: There is
every reason for the Republicans OF
Idaho to congratulate themselves
over the political prospects for the
year.
The enemy is apparently hope
lessly divided; but whether divided
or not, the state is still normally
Republican. The outgoing admin
istration has made good to the peo-
pie. There is no western-or east
ern-state that stands 50 high in
the senate as Idaho. This matter
Of state pride, which goes beyond
political partisanship, will not lose
votes TO Republicanism.
There is hopeful reason to believe
that the Democratic ticket Will be
we'll chosen, men whose only lack
will be votes. The Republican
party, having more men to choose
from, should be able to select an
even better ticket. The disposition
is general to select only the very
best men for the Boise convention.
With James H. Brady assured for
governor, Judge Ailshie for the su-
preme court, French for congress
and a convention pledge for Hey
burn for the senate-with these as
sured as the nucleus of the ticket,
Idaho Republicans can feel mighty
comfortable. Past, present and flu
ture alike look good.