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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
MINOR MENTION.

Although the arrangements have not been
competed b. Is announced that the csre-
u-lE Of laying The cornerstone q the ueE
-1Urlh % The Holy Family 81 TIE corner
q TWeUtE-secuDc sITHel and Avenue z
Nil take place next Sunday afternoon
Principal s l. Thomas q The high
school AN be in his CfIos Al the high
s-hgCl I~hro-E-Out today ans Tomorrow 70
sch-tule LlEI school tl6=u-E Who were
-ll scheduled last spring, - whD have
moved into the city during The sI-zsr.
NJ. and Mrs Z Rogers and son Her
beT1 u WLloE avenue wEre called 10 lmO-
gene. Ia. yesterday by q Telegram an
llluriDE the death q NJ Rogers nephew.
LEWIS McGarg1L b. ROWING a. Randolph
LT. MrGArnl vas sslu-nE In Tie TIve- and
In some manner got beyond ms depth he
caves 4 wife and five small children
The body Of Mrs Lamsra King. wife O.
Thomas King %l5 AVeZIe =. who died
Saturday afternoon Elll te taken today 10
WtE Point. Neh, for inI-TUerr Funeral
sfTElues NeTe hs-3 yesterday afternoon al
The resideDce. Rev james Sims officiating
.5Vr Il New TO-E- Sne IS survived By hs'
husband and also ~ Two brothers. Tssl6-
-nE In New York
Mayor Mal1ney received yesterday from
"a : RANKIN q -ark10- No the ccntrsci
for The leasing q me city 5 5r=5Ee signed
hN NJ Ez-kL-- also Z c-eCE rCT EEE- The
T-sr ius-allUen1 q The EdH IhzE re j. q
pay 1gT the use q the machine I'd 10 ApJll
Z q u-TI year The crsdgt- i Is undsrst1oi
: 10 lie used I'm cutting . Glitch IEree miles
lGnE through q corner Of NJ Rankin 4
farm Wnacn IL une q Lhe largest In the
middle west
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

the Petition Ter rzr5on Former stat
Snat-- : L Carney g Msrshsltoun vLl
represent the RalnsbsrEsrs
FtEht AmonE CreamerIes.
When trr Interstate C1-merce comus-
son meets again en- Chicago. September e
fer a further hearing on tbe Cream frsght
rate. there vlr - renewed tire fight b.
tween TIE bE and little c-ssms-e CT iovs
and att-ininE states TIE freight rate uuss-
uc- 30 Is claimed = entirely a question be
tween TIRE crea-s-es Ire railroads are
ncw CarrHinE cream on passenger trains 81
ssccnd class f7s Ehr rates They propose TO
rsse TIE rates The biz cTssmsrlss want
the tate lowered. They say they Ull have
70 80 ont O. business unless il y lowered
Ire little n say tEst Z u Is low
cred ths ltIe crssnerles vii bs discrin-
mated aEAusl thouEh as . matter q fact
the little crssmer5es Do DC; ship q pound
q cream BY ran
Scattered over he nofIusrr par q IoEa
there are hundreds q little fesneT5,
which gel their supply o. cream hauled in
wagons from The farms adjoining The bg
csntrslzed plants are not 50 numerous and,
fer TIE most pam. are in The southern half
q the state. About 40 little crssmeriss
have gone out Of business In the last few
years Il Is GAINED thev have been torced
out bF she centralized plants
In The suit psodtrE the Big crssns1ss
have Psuuoned tcr a lowed rate. The 1t
tie are i-ts-rs-c-s asking that
TIE rate Be U1touched The railroads want
10 raise the rate TIE essential claims q
the snail creamery men Is that TIE cream
as damaged by the much handling neres-
sary when shipped b. rail. and makes bat
Ter butter n TIRE local c-esmerss and can
Be- made as chssply in TIRE small cream
sTss They claim that TIE Big plants use
trust methods and pay high prices for
cream shipp=d from localities where there
are snail N III the little fellows
are forced cut. and then a. once lower the
pT5cs 10 less than the local paid 10 begin
wi,h.
The Wisconsin commission wsnt deeply
iuto an Investigation Of the matter and
found sgstnss the big companies In its
report OF the Investigation il says.
II would seem that she central plants are
m & situation thar il Is almost Necessary
10 Their existence 10 chtsfn . more CT less
complete control % a. Least Z ccnEde-able
The weight Of the testimony. as vel a.
the facts bearing uPc The situation thus
central plants are doing what they can
towards Lbs elimination OF competition. and
mai IN me lonE Tul i - 10 lEe1r interest
10 DO 50. Some Of TIE practices that They
appear 70 have adopted towards this end
SAVIOR very strongly Of the methods Nh5c1
are usually attributed 70 Capitalists NO
ropohes under similar conditions That
many OF them are often irf-scsl TO the hsSt
interests q the community as Z Whcis
there can b. little doubt
There are Instances who're the difference
lin price, rsrgss as widely as 5 70 : cents.
owing % the high prices paid ~ central
companies seeking 10 destroy lrcsi cor
Gems These htEhSr prices Invariably dis
continue after TIE local plants are sllni-
mated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

from Iczs. where he was instructor al =
teachers institute
Mrs Psiuek Walsh left yesterday for q
long Hisit Il san Diego, Cal
Mrs r C. Hansg has returned from
WISH El-L f-1E1os in -lDcol-
letters God Top Beer delivered 10 any
Tau q tLs city. Telephone No :
Ms AIMS NaEdsaz q Lincoln IS visit
Ing 1eT parents. NJ and Mrs. : N Fowler
Mr.. zro NJ. Stephen MiI-ner were tls
S-ua6y guests q NJ. and Mrs Lev Va
Es-s
l1E lhs sumner ~ Oakland Neb-. Aas re
turned
NJ. and Mrs R thompson ard daughter
have T=tu-E=- from a -l@s- o--i-s speu,
II Canada
Mss Mime Haas goes Thursday to Ne.
trsska CITY 10 take - her duties II Iha
gut-3C schools
Heynau q Berry sellers o, quality.
meats, @th and L. i--=prc1e 80 -E1L and
A telephone H
The civ council meets 1ou.Eh, in al.
.u-r-ed %sslc- ? question q cheaper
-E--s vii b- a sl1sscI q discussion
The NzI---sl Construction co1pzly con-
p-e-e1 M paving q TW=--g-GtrE street a.
lar lorr1 as Il street during last week
The H1sEIszd Taft club o-Ea-.z-z sz-ur-
DAY lEt- James Galloway Ess elected
prts-1E--- OrIJ EChtnhaI secretary and
Guy SD -reEE-rer
Sunday evening The B-hr@z- Democrats
CLUB q The Second %src passed q resolution
endorsing -re candidacy % Mayor Dahlua-
q Omaha ~ governor.
The Women auxiliary % the You1E
Mems Christian sEssclsD-I ALL meet E-t1
Mss LarE Mann TUESDAY e. o II lli
residence e - North TEe-E second street
TIE GETusn-A-e-cs- Republican clut
god turnout Wss present and the ina. c=-
tails C TIC primary election were dis -ssa1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
KAISER WILLIAM ON PEACE
Emperor in speech in 81 PetersburE
says There il No Coud on
European HoriEon.

81 PETERSBURG A-E IA. ban
cle- here -1is evening Emperor william
said u -e.rl1z 90 be able 70 express 20
g-- -y deepest conviction mat -re rczr
q E-r1re : --- In 6znE=r- u rests up1-
GOO SOLD foundations 20 he -pser ~ azl-
u--i=s ErT-k=t t- snT---s l-d 80 dis
posed ll~6-V-5-zIs
-FlrU security exists m The FIRST ? a-s
-l IrE u-ls-5F-Cas n ire princes ans
statesmen az Europe w10 krgW and fee.
tHEt they are responsible % Goo for Inc
lives and properly q 80 peoples entrusted
20 Ll=.r leadership On rls C--e- hand. s-
The AL q rEe people Themselves %
make theUs=lveE useful - p1rE1lrg 1h-
development q . Progressive CIVILIZATION
ard 20 measure --s-r Strength IN ptzceg-
rivalry
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
PYTHIANs OFF ron GRAND LODGE
Proposal 10 Erect Pythian Home
Cones Up for Action.

Genes J5 for Action.
-hs delegates from . Adams and Con
c1-dia lo5Ees left yesterday for Oskzlousz
70 attend the Iowa grand lodzs. knights
CT PHt-lss The deleEsuon inclu5ed c w.
Atwood. Edward carr. Charles Glbs-t and
6 = Culver from s. AIhsns lrdgs; B5-
Es-d Stes7y. 3 J. Bcu15cius AID Brsnt
Crocksr fro- Co1cordia lo6Es; c 4 TO
bets Of s. AIhazs lodge. vho iE = mem
heT q ire Ers-5 lodge ard 3 msmber q
tire committee on ru1es. ard City Solicitor
Gem ? Klnhsl- who iE district deputy
The p-o3ect fer the erection Of q Pythisn
home vii come VI al TINS meeting TINS
IS a matter il which the Cczncl Bluffs
lodges are deeply interested as the move
Dert wss started b. ST Adams lo5Es
Another matter Of local intsraSr % come
before ire grand lc6gs is The petition for
tire Endorsement Of Ire proposition to hold
= celebration in Omaha on The anniversary
q The urEsriEalion of Nebraska lodge No.
l. which vas THE FIRST lodge q knights OF
Pgrhias established west Of the A~lleghsnies
Members OF the order in Councl Bluffs
together with those q Omaha and South
Omaha as well As Others Throughout this
section Of the country. are taking = deep
interest il TIRE proposed celebration and
bo1h Council Bluffs lodges plan 20 be
largely represented al The ceremonies AID
attendant festivities
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

von- and assured her sUd1sncs that ths
sane could h srco-p1she5 10 Ioua z tie
proper methods we're employed and q
proper Ess- displayed BY the tsmperEnc=
people II tins cc--ecI5-- Mrs Amor
spoke vs-r pointedly sbout the apathy OF
many CT TIE chu-uE people or TIRE prchi-
tiu1n eaes3c1- s1s spoke ~soathingy q
The church members uho wish 10 have
things done. bat have MT the courage and
ensrE 20 % T.
Mrs Arzo- phcphssied tsai tire DAY uas
lot far distant Uhel Icvs voul1 hs IL
tie rs1ks q the d- states
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
ADvENrIsTs MEET IN HASTINGS
CampmeetinE Opens At HeArtweu
Park with Large

CampmeetinE opens at HeartWcn
Park with Large Attendance.
HASTINGS Nsb. AuE. --sPsGzLb-
TIE rsnpzee-iuE q t5s Seventh Day Ad-
veals-s In Hazrrwel PARK which opened
THURSDAY evening Q-7nis=s 20 attract from
c1e---IT5 70 oDe-1alt q the entire dsnori-
nation il Iris state before u Is over. The
present number o. ACVsEtists IN Nsb-zskz
: approximately $50 State conference
headquarters are heated here and the Ia
ci,-..ss for r1-s years GAzPneeStng are
better han ever before.
-he sabbath q the A6ventts.E beEf-s WITH
sz15cWu Friday and end with scnSoun
Saturday Yesterday. accordingly. vas OBJ
served as a day q resi- and eEEious zor-
snip TE= usual activities were resumed
when darkness settled down On the cam
las 1-E-t and today EoEkDel are empioyz1
In ire construction q TIE nsW Adventlsts
szuits-um- which is rapl5ly nearing CON-
pse-ion LzEr -lE-t Elder Russell 4 LIN
cola president Of T1Ion conference. com.
p-ls-ng ,ls states q Nebraska. Kansas. Nj
sourL Col0rac5 ard Wyoming ADDRESSED D.
large gathering on labor and Capital the
Cc1E3c. Between me Masses and the
Classes Tonight E5e- Thompson q
Wash--g--1 . c. spoke On Sunday LaEE
istoa-"
There IL a large -aheElaeIe for services
In E1Elsl and smaller ones for services On
the German and Ses-dl1zvtz1 IzuE-sEsE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
low New Not-.

NARsHALLTOWN-G H DsEEsu- for
mErlg Cf Sac City vas arrested yes-er-
day Al Grand FORKS. y. D according 10
E-rc received 81 Sac City today. DzEEE--
g wanted 81 SEC CITY for selling -Ea
property ard fer floating bogus cheeks He
wil De returned % sac Ctr for srrsiEn-
Ta--.
CPESDCN-C-E hundred and fifty shares
~ stock On --E Union County Savings
hank A. Kent have changed HAMS. Tris
s. about -ETze-Fuurfhs ~ TIE sock = the
Institution II passes ioto the hands a.
and EE--=Ts or r-sI emit
wru al greatly sIr=-g-heT The -1E7r-r-n.
u a WRIGHT -r- cashier Wru NaE vf--
tlz-lT bulk Up che BUSINESS. rerirss or
account Z his E=El-h and I'll move wtzr-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
Have A Happy Home

No matter even if yu are struggling along to make both edsm et-thee is a way have
very day
Today someone must sell ONE slightly used furniture. books etc. at alw Price They must
leave Own in huTy-r perhaps they wsht buy a more expensive set
That means chance for u to beauhfy your home Hd sve onehaf to onethnd Of what you
would have to pay the store
You can always buy sell or exchange most anything through The Bee want ads You mnot
the profit that ARE behind these want ads until you have investigated them Start reading
Bew want ads today for profit
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

NARsHALL7OwN. la. Aug 2l-fSpe-
~caLh-F1re, caused by lightning during the
severe electrical stern which passed over
central Iowa Friday destroyed much prop
eTty and entziled Z considerable monetary
losE One hundred head az sheep md eight
head q horses were destroyed By the burn
ing % = barn o. the Roy Sanders farm
near Fonda 4 large barn and all its on
tents on the Harry Miller farm near Ne
Vsds- was struck and totally destroyed by
FIRE The barn and all ~ouibul6inEs On the
farm ~ Nathan Bra6field. near Ep~o-1h.
was s-Tuck and burned. Three horses
which were AZ = she'd we're killed. A part
of The Empmtnestsr in the Franklin county
fair grounds Al Hampton was destroyed
BY fire. Ehich was also caused By hight
ming
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
DISTRICT COURT OPENS TUESDAY
Custer Action AEainst n. V. Battey
for second Trial.

AfNNoh A&ANhAN n bWNNGV
Scheduled for second Trial.
The September term - district court Tii
open tomorrow. with Judge y. w. Mao Of
Harlan presiding ne term which is the
last over which Judge Macy viii prssi5e in
Council bluffs. as he VIII retire from the
bench al the end q the rear. is a short
che and E5u only lssz tao months The
number Of cases on the docket Is above the
average. tut % is doubtful Il many JuTg-
cases EL be tined TIE custer action
against II =. Batter. clerk Of the district
court IS scheduled for . second trisl al
This term and this VAL take W. il Is *
pected a week Of the courts time
The grand 5Ury U5u be mpzneled tnmor-
roE and vii probably be able 10 complete
its work b. the end Of the week as there
are not many new criminal cases 10 be
submitted 10 H. although there is . lsrEc
number pending from The previous term
These are the members Of the grand
jury:
George L Thomas Boomer. n W DAVIS
EardiIs Hiram SEler. Rockford ? W.
Dure-- SILVER Creek Philip Bltnt1- York
Julius Muller. Crescent Adolph Wun6sr,
Min6en. ". p CurrT- Norzsfk- P WLhl-
Eren. Garner Sec1nd TreciDrt- Pred Hsu-
Kane. George Evans Washington.
There Is 10 getting around The fact that
tire choicssi and nOsi beautiful designs IN
new fan shirt waists have besn secured fo'
Co Bluffs and are nov O. sale al Hunter 5
or the second loc-.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
M.rsam CeantT RepuhIicsn,.

MARSHALLTOWN- Ia. Aug E--Sps-
CsLp-Tbe county republican Convention
which met here yesterday. endorsed the
candidacy OF Judge W D Evans q Hsmp-
ton for supreme Judge. 70 succeed Charles
A Bishop. deceased and selected sixteen
delegates and as many sltsrustes 70 at
tend the republican state convention Sep
tenber 2 when = successor 10 Judge Bishop
viii be dominated Resolutions we're
adopted in memory o. United States sen
sto- william 3 Allison and Judge Bishop.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
WAKEFIELD'S
BALSAM

IS ard has beer fer 81 years tas most
pTonpt ard reliable cure fer DsAuhoeA
Dyssntsy ard Cholsra Izfantam As
these DISEASES oEsl cone m the night
sssV nons sho-ld 5s prepared 70 c5sck
nsm without oslsy ~ having WzksSslds
Blackberry Bslssn O hard l. 7sFsrtaIS
~ croEEsts sci T. Ful s-s bo-1s SSS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
onta Smother Chud.

MARSHALL1OWS, Ia. aug U-spe-
cisLe-SDurhsred 10 6esth By oats. which
fL-td It's mouth and ears, vas the peculiar
fate q the infant child q M. and Ms
Charles Stullk- near WiIEsmso-. The bsbe
Eas playing iH ths yard and feI head
toremuss into 8 barre, q oats Il scrzm-
bled ovt- but began EaspinE for breath.
and before e Physician could reach the
home The c-il6 c.ed
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

An audience which Tile every svaiIstl=
seat and moEt OF the staining room in tie
large Auditorium listened last aght al th=
broadway Methodist church l. Mrs Man
Harris Armor. prrs5dent q the w0uan-s
Christian Temperance union Of Georgia
tel in a mosi Interesting mEnasr the so-g
Of How Georgia Went Dry
Mrs. Armor tOld the stov OF TIE p-chi-
hiIion campaign and how the victory vas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

the Csboose there we're four strck-r-.
George Kennedy and Poster Spsss both le-
ing killed, and MzlooUb NJ Eswkias being
so badly injured thzI i Is thought Il IS
impossible for him 10 live while ? s
Brewer Is also injured but IS lh0ught VII
live. although being burned about ihe body
and MP, several EcElp woods EES SkGZldr-.
crushed AL o. the men we're from No
wood Wyc. The dead and injured were
brought here THIS morning. the t~o bodiss
being taken 10 al un6sTt-ker Whu the
IWo injured men were taken 10 Nrs. Scar
20 re taken care Of The inquest all D
1slE Tomorrow 81 q O'Clock
Advertise IN The Bet goes into ths
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
PEDAGOGUES MEET TODAY
Annual Session Of Teachers Institute
Begins This Morning.
PROGRAM FOR WEEKS WORK
Glasses snd One Lecture Each Morn
iaE ana Lectures and Music in
the Afternocn-LarEe En-
roIIment Expected.

-r-hs- 81 teacher from the country
towns and cstr5cts arrived il the city
yesterday 10 attend TIE sur1sl session q
TIE PcttsEsttsuie Comfy Normal institute
uh3ch MI op@n TINS morning ana close
a. noon SATURDAY A nunbe C the city
teachers enrolled Saturday al the ct5ce
e tbe Comfy EupsrintsDdsnt and a total
enrolinsnt CT about - Is iookst fcT.
THIS moruinE wsn Be taken " with the
enroIlDsnt q the teachers and announce
nsuu for the week which vm De made a.
AZ informal assembly 20 tie held IN ire
auditorium and al whiea the teachers VIII
meet TIE several ~i-strDrtors for ths il
stitute- Although there viii bs two lee
t-rrs this afiernocn, the formal vcrk Of
tire institute u5l not ID uutu To-
morrow morning when IS OF each dsy.
WilL the exception q Saturday. the morn
ing ssssicu VII consists % three class
Vsuods q forty Minutes each. c--neoctnE
81 so and closf-g a. l3-5a At lg5E each
m81ri-E. inrIUCtnE Saturday. al tie
,lsSsss ALL asE1b'e N TIE auditorium for
the morning lectures
me afternoon sessions viii be devoted
exclusively 10 lectures and mEsic. TIE
nlst lecture VIII begin ~ l-gS O'Clock and
81 is planned % close promptly al s199 saca
lfIelnuon There Wlu be no evening ses-
silr and as teachers all thus have their
-Ve-irgs free superintendent Jackson. IN
5eg-n fer his cuncess on, hopes that the
stteudsnce Al The daily sessions vii b
.tgu1sr.
4tu4dsl morning 10 class uIu be bed
and instead the teachers VII meet In two
groups fog round table discussion CT plans
Tor the neW school years work- All teach
els In city schools viii meet in one group
Whle el the teachers ia rural schools all
ccnstitute The second Eroup T.= FRS
-,
hIe-F VIII pt I'D charge Of me s-peTlnl+1c-
erts o. city schools q ire county. uh1e
r.-- --- 49, -
III nv
''s S'-e ETe-p -heN meetings are
ota 20 atio'o a oPpoT'uni'F " dis
e1As ne oela-s % me coming years "oik
and IL explain any problem Of routine w--g
WA
Program for the week.
The following is tbe general groErzm 81
lectures for The seek
u--z ~.-n----- p
-StS51 %. ~ y 60 e1sIe Nl-5s
Teschsrs Educsr5orsl Ire-d P-1f CO
n a@frs ~
T1esasy Moufnr--ns s,bool. ~ w.
iercsv. Today and Teng-T01 E-CF
George H Bets
Tuesday Aferncon-"The Stor1 and lis
PzCE" Mss sT4Fls Io-5iss No. 49,
Ths N5liTity 81 an Ia ne--,S-1s--
WednesdsE MorninE-Sto-y Hour Miss
Stella Louisa Wood
ozpoTfunsty.- Prsf IA G EorfrE sWgT+S
Aosie- The F1etors Mhlea g 40 Make
Tsu-s5sT Mo-ni1r-Tts -e.9S1I vrr,s
Four-Lesfed Glover. Mrs Hattie Moore
RlE -
f -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
CauEht in tar Ger

and arrested D. d. hi-E Men Life Pus
bilious EszGs-le c-.-s ard IVs- and bowels
srt right 70. Baton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
- - - MAKES
$500 a LASTING CURE

O. There are certain mineral uaiGznss whnh vii remove The external syuPnzsd
Cc1-Eu-s BLOOD PoS1- and shut The c-@zse mp n the system tE while bot Wbsa
tie retzeHt Is iSt q Tie t@@e M surely rrrz Iha be stasp EHP,o1'
q uuElH 1Elhz ard throat cppe-[-C-c1 sp-s falling hznrs ts al uhGS ~,
are uszly worse tez-e lie disease has made rp.+ progress q TIE internal men
CLy remedy that can be used with Peuet safety IN the rellsat Of Contagious Blood
TCE- and with the Assurance that = lss1-E c-e VIII rscL inns leI1ne maze
entirely u u-s -dhe%s Of recognized curative and t0ac vzhz zau51es and desuoys
the pcTGnl v-s Of the discs and b. purifying the blood Of every pzTale 81 the
poison and e-rclag and Strengthening the GDusG1-- removes every SYMPTOM Ct
the ruulE s : does uI hide OF cover up The disease II Ey way, bat drives II
entirely CIT fUz the hood leaving 10 the sighteE trace Tor future C&reAkS /HO1e
UznUe-I bDE VIII Lzhe Iaaguzuo1 and n medical ADVICE oesU1 sntf nee 70
al who wrpz THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
Anu-saIOon LeaEue NestiRE.
Magic CITY GossiP.

a l. EerU-Er for state ssnzror-Atv
Mss Elss GllIE1Deu las returned from
a czDrtng rrp ln Idzhl-
A large dslsgzu11 Of cd FsuoEs from
S1Urh Omaha seat 20 Bellevue yesterday
Afternoon 20 ATTEND tie funeral = a L
GauIreElL
MrE y ~ GrskEm las returned from
Gear Lake Ia where SIZE has beer wEr-
iD= fCE ; ueutl- NJ Er-r-- as ra-1r1sa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

Advertise IN The Bet goes into the
homes q those you are trying 10 reach
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-04-10
Brady's Record.

the Bradys friends are sufficient to make him
governor then consistency would these
Rockefeller H Hartman president
Are they not big mn1 Have big
Like Brady these ability;
stood not question
OF how much Brady
or that irrigation that makes him
ton chief Idaho This
We want for not the political boss big
the head OF powerful machine the big his readiness
the interests Of the backed
not represents Oregon railroad
crowd other special
whose record beyond
and the public will governor
equal taxation, and will
plank the republican platform be carried Boss Brady this
so where the evdence There record anything Brady did
heha opposed special
corporations. Brady did railroad commission BILL
not favor the anpas BILL Brady did the bill Brady
favor the election pledge the republican
uttered word condemnation the republicans epudted
republican PLATFORM
reputation and ped Brady has represented the He
identified himself
he politics political
He the political representative ohe Oregon Short Line and still
their friend nominated he will find rpub
who will him into the governors chair
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-04-10
What Does Brady Stand For?

Brady The question particularly pertinent be-
Brady republican machine of his making with
support nomination. has announced that he will be the
republican candidate howhch that he will be
the party nominee. Then, what does Mr. Brady stand for?
bottom twice the full Of Mr. Bradys
nouncement prevailing cand
regarding Intentions but fail find
the ouerv Where what? On the vital
questions in politics The republican party the last
legislature repuded per platform, pledged But
condemns record Instead
he contents himself my the during the
years. giving that sufficient for his nomination
republican party Idaho defeated railroad commission BILL direct
primary the face solemn pledge equal
muchneeded stubboy refused All
this openly brazen deliberately by that particular faction OF the
republican party demanding Of Mr. Brady Brady
in the of trial. record What
did was to whip the insurgents into line in the
question to where Brady stood hn and
little question He then allied with the forces that
stood reputation still allied with the He then
the political Short Line railroad and is still the
choice of that corporation governor this The record is plain
has been written during Mr. Brady, than other man
the republican and shaped its policy
this state that Mr. Brady cannot responsibility
the republican party before the people with admission
ouit and plea for second trial. betrayed the it has
ged Justice has deceived those whose votes sent to victory
Does he think people dead me' Have the
men and women seespec3 Are republican voters here oil tina
class that reward hery for political ckey' Mr. Brady from MS
nse the dear people, appears think His nomination would tent
to confirm it. his election prove it.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-04-10
Business And Politics.

The Troy News desires it distinctly
understood that it is, our first concern
to do all that we can to advance the
interest of the Potlatch country and
the town of Troy. This is our busi-
ness. 1t is first with US, and whenever
business requires that we rub the hair
of our most intimate political friends
the wrong way we shall proceed to rub
When-republican officials have gone
out of their way to insult Troy, and
have refused this town and the com
munity fair treatment The Troy News
has uncorked few pints OF vitrol ana
loaded our squirt gun. And tnen
unloaded it. And we shall, as long as
we run a paper in Troy, continue TINS
policy. We propose to work for the
Potlatch country and the town OF Troy