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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-19
WOULD M,
LET MAN SUICIDE

TACOMA. Dee ~ Tks,ss. =.
ieshie wanted - de yersa.a -
Ie threw himself on The treets 4.
the Northern Pacific ana 80. 2
for passing traif 70 End M n.
Patroiman Angus Aaw the ~. W
pulled him from the rails u
switch engine vent hurrylus
and sent him to jail 10 thist y
over
" J Bryan has bsen duck sho,,
ing, which in bis only reaemi,t 49,
10 Grover Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-19
Expects TO Win

He writes me that he expects 10
beat johnson La fact. be says he
will beat the black man in fifteen
rounds or make him Jump through
the ropsa lie has 5000 posted
with the sporting editor Of The Hef.
cree In syauey that he wlil win
Johnson says be- wiil beat Burns
In twelve roanda
There yen hare II
burns. with bis wife. PAT O'kuefe
and other trainers arr Ia the noun,
fAlna near Mesilnw HATH They
will fumsia there till the dsy ~
the battle. Barns 10 BE- taken direct
10 the Fgas aide is an aatn
Johnson has Duke Mullins ard
nlll tAnk as bis assistants. and IL
chartered ~ sir Joseph BANKS he-
tel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-19

when opposed TO the same sort d
men
No person need tell me Burns
lan.t game. No person need
tell mc that Burns will net
strike cut with ell ere force u
his frame on the 2eth Of this
month. t4e will send every hlt
Of strength In HE make W at
hls black opponent. ard Jack
johnson will be facing the beat
ard aanest bunch Of humanity
he ever wili Burns will Only
be defeated when Ne IL Oh tire
ring floor as dead az . deer
nail.
knew Tommy Burns when b.
was a poor Md he has made over
ta0e 600 Ia the buxlns game q be
wins his coming battle with John
con. be will make thousands ~ dol
lars moro with theatrical engage
memtE. ard will undoubtedly wlnd
up a career aheanaled by ant pasil
ist ever known
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
Local and Personal.

For home grown Thymothy seed !,
Smith Implement Co.
Good 23OO-nound uo.,
hox.oaa "o'A Team 40
,"' iie7s a' d bargain Bee Snit
Implement Co.
Nine good mich cows for sale. all |
which will ha fresb hotuoo,, NJ. a.
NJ 60, "'o" WV ~'''
May z. Gan on Andrew Westberg
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

Whenever any party reaches that de-
gree of degeneracy that it's leaders dare
openly betray the people, and become
the despoilers Of the people. their party
and the state, is it not time for honest
citizens OF the state to go to the polls in
November and, asserting their manhood,
and in defense of their party, utter a
protest? When disreputable, office
hungry political shysters drag in the
mire every principle of republica nism,
and trample under foot the honor and
good name of the party dear to every
true republican, is not the duty of every
loyal republican made clear? Let re-
publicans everywhere, by their votes,
make impossible the success OF men
who, in the name of republicanism.
have disgraced and disrupted the re-
publican party of our county and state
The duty of every republican in Latah
county ought to be plain. We are
under no obligation to support ticket
that is republican only in name.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
HEYBURN, THE czAR OF IDAHO

HE BO MN, lt1E OLAh Ot lDAdO
Why is it that at this time and age,
xhen most states are writing direct pri-
mary laws, and the people are running
heir government and getting along
nicely without the professional Office
seeking politicians, that Senator Hey burn
DISCOVERIES that the whole thing is a big
mistake. That the idea of the people
knowing enough to govern themselves
andrun thegovernmenti is presumptuous.
Why does this republican autocrat feel
lalled upon at this time to announce
such an infamous doctrine? The an
swer and reason is plain. Hey burn's
BERN expires this year, and he desires
she people, (whom he insults), to return
dim to the senate. And his election de-
ponds on the election of republican
legislature and the last republican legis-
lhture, having been pledged to certain
measures, lied to people and betrayed
the public. And the public is dissatis-
fed, and demanding an explanation for
die disgraceful action OF the legislature.
8nd all this is hurting the republican
party, and making uncertain the re-elec-
lion of Mr.. Hepburn. So Mr.. Hepburn
has worked upa defense. He has dis
covered that the people have no right to
pledge anything in platform, and that
the Legislature is under no obligation to
carry out the p atiorm upon which it was
elected. Therefore the republican legis-
lature did nothing out OF the way when
it killed the anti-pass bill and the other
platform measure. If things were re-
pudiated, if the party lied to the people
the people, according to Hepburn, are
themselves to blame. But The News
woald like to ask the average republican
zodas how he likes this kind OF doctrine
and II he proposes to vote for men for
she legislature who will vote to return tc
the U. s senate an old rub of CUTS who
would do and say that which Hepburn
has said and done?
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

think OF man who is thoroughbred
rascal. Hunt was speaker of the house,
and was the star actor in the disgraceful
Program of platform reputation. He
will be reelected and no doubt re-
elected speaker of the next house.
Hart, the republican state senator who
tore up the republican anti-pass bill,
has also been renominated for state SEN
ator In his county, and will be elected
by the republican of his county. Hart
will be sent back to the Idaho state sem
ate where he will be given prominent
committee assignment and once more
enabled to betray the people of Idaho
and disgrace the republican party.
Sure, the republican party of Idaho
didn't endorse platform reputation.
Idaho republicans are hot bunch.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
Editorial.
NIGH OR LOW TAXES DUELARGE.
lY TO COUNTY ATTORNEY.


lY TO COUNTY ATTORNEY.
There is no Office in the county. OF so
much vital Importance to the taxpayers,
and 10 the people generally as that OF
prosecuting attorney. It is in this Of
acc that the greatest expense or economy
N county affairs is and can be made.
Here it is that the county determines
It's action in all criminal prosecutions
1t is the county attorney who must say
whether the county and state has suf-
dcient evidence to convict. and poor
judgement or lack OF experience and
ability may result in the wasting of
thousands of dollars. Matters relative
10 our public roads is always referred to
the county attorney, and upon his
opinion is involved the expenditure of
thousands of dollars of the peoples
money. 1t is that officer who says
whether or not the laws against gamb-
ling and vice shall be inforced. 1t is
she attitude of the county attorney that
determines the attitude of the saloon
keeper in relation to the various laws
II the attorney is dishonest or lazy or
INK OF incompetent, or in any way I'M
fitted for the important and responsible
work, then the people must suffer.
Therefore the vital Importance of choos-
ing wisely man capable and competent,
With honesty and determination suffici-
ent to serve the entire county fairly and
we'll. And for the above reasons, or
some of them, the people, regardless of
party, ought not elect w. +. Lee to this
place, and they should elect G.. w. Sup
giger, the democratic nominee, because
Ae is capable and qualified. Mr.. Lee Is
not qualified. He is young man, land
we desire to say that we. believe him to
be bright young fellow, at that,) but
be is not lawyer. He has never had
Base. He has never even been associat-
ed with lawyer where he could possib-
iy have acquired the necessary expert
ence. Yet the republican party nomi-
mated him and are asking the people to
sleet him. They want the county to ed
ucate him at public expense, and to
make up in taxes for the mistakes he
san't help making. Against him the
democrats have named matured law
yer,.a man of good habits and recognized
ability. They have nominated a man
Who is now lawyer, and who can fill
. the position to the satisfaction of the
citizens of the county. Mr.. Suppiger
has practiced in even the United States
courts, and his briefs have won hin COM
pliments from men high in the ranks of
the legal profession of our state. Mr..
Suppiger did not seek the office. His
party forced him to accept. And he fin
ally consented to run because his party
would not take no for an answer.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

The News has no spology to make for
supporting Mr.. Griner for our next
county assessor. Read his biography
in this issue and judge .for yourself OF
his qualifications. The republicans,
that is the gang are opposing Mr.
Griner on the ground that he is far
mer, and OF course incompetent, from a
republican standpoint. But the News
believes that even farmers sometimes
have little sense, and that Mr.. Griner
is competent in spite of the fact that he
has followed pillow and made an honest
living,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
Had a Close Call

Mrs. Ada l.. Groom, the widely known
proprietor OF the Groom Hotel Vaughn.
MISS, says; For several months | suf-
iered with severe cough, and consump
ton seemed to have its grip on me when
a friend recommended DR.. Kings New
discovery, / began taking it, and three
toottles affected complete cure" The
lame OF this life saving cough and cold
remedy, and lung and throat healer is
world wide. Sold ate. V. Johnson's
drug store. SOC. and $l.OO' Trial bottle
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
Our Next Assessor.

Geo. w. Gner candidate democratic ticket for As
of Laah County born Butler County Pa 1860
where he lived until 1874 he removed to Poawaame
County Kansas In 1886 he his family to Laah
County, Idaho, where his has since resided
Mr. Grner made farming his occupation until five years ago.
when he into the mill business occupation which
he follows.
Although raised republican the candidate has not since he
became voter affiliated with that party has always been in
dependent in politics About eighteen years ago. seeing the
need OF reform in this he became active member of
the Peoples Party and the candidate Of that party County
Commissioner during the campaign of 1892 Although he re-
ceved the full vote of his party besides plurality six to one
his precinct he deeated owing to the fact that the
party was then in its infancy
He has served the County four years the capacity of deputv
in the field Two years work so satisfactorily ne
formed under Hammond he was chosen field denutv
for two years under P L Smith.
Since the dissolution Of the Peoples party Mr. Grne has given
loyal support the democrats He has always been in the fore
front OF those who ovor reform policies when needed and the
same economical and intelligent attention public affairs that
successful man devotes TO his business.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

The democrats in Latah county and
throughout the state believe that
every platform pledge is binding, and
will carry out every promise to the
letter. The democrats on the Latah
county ticket believe their platform is
binding, and if elected will stand on
that platform. Compare this with the
republican doctrine, Eas laid down
by Hepburn, and endorsed by the party,
and ask yourself which ticket you ought
TO support.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

What the dence does the average voter
of the state care for a picture of State
Chairman B. F. O'Neal. Yet O'Neal,
judging from the comparative size of
his newspaper pictures, is the whole
cheese this time. O'Neal is having his
picture printed in just as many papers
as will publish it, and seems to think
there is something about mis- mug that
will make republicans want to vote the
ticket. 1t ought to make man have a
real healthy desire to go out and throw
up.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

And Barney O'Neal has twice tried to
swipe franchise on one of the impof-
tant logging streams OF our state. If
this is not true the Shoshone county
ring ruler ought to at least deny it.
Call somebody liar, anyhow.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

Arrangements have been made 10 p''
regular weekly Saturday sales in Ivy
The business men have provided
auctioneer, and the farmers are ln"@
to bring in anything they have Tor ~
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

The republicans Of Bannock county
have renominated j. Frank Hunt state
senator, and have thereby given their
endorsement of his dirty record of plat
form reputation, and have shown what
the republicans OF Bannock county
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

Col. Hamer, republican nominee for
congress, as delegate to the republican
state convention, voted against the d.
rect primary plank in the state platform.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

Would you vote for a man for county
attorney whom you would not think Of
employing to look after your private
business? All who would should vote
for w. L. Lee. the republican nominee.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

Having sold my farm, one mile We
of Moscow, will sell horses, colts, cow
hogs farm machinery, house and kllchd
furniture, nearly new.
Samuel B. Long.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
Would Mortgage the Farm

A farmer on Rural Route Empty
Ga, w. A. Floyd by name, says" buel1
lens Arhica Salve cured the two T0l3
sores l ever saw: one on my hand sl]
and on my leg. 1t lie worth more la !aI
it's weight in gold. | would not be sl'a1
out it if l had to mortgage the laIm
get it," Only 25c at G. V. johnson
drug store.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09

The people OF Latah county never had
an opportunity to vote for better and
more deserving set of public Officials
than were this year nominated by the
democratic party at the Troy convention.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-10-09
To Latah County Voters.
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 5th. 1908

To the Voters Of Latah County, Idaho:
Is is being reported by republicans that
in this country and too for the important Office Of
Sheriff, but that otherwise I am "a clean young man..
In order that be med and wrongly informed
this matter wish that native of this country,
being born in Mssoula, Mont, in 1877 When years old
my parents moved Grangevle Idaho and in 1892
to Latah County, where have since resided
attended the University five years. and completed the Soph
year, farmer and raised farm. I am 81
DID, 10 Of which have lived in this country
say that gave him square DEAL
Yours respectfully
GLEN H. SANDERS
Candidate for Sheriff on the Democratic Ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17
lRv Cntherine Mnnn-Pavznntl

CBy Catherine Mann -PayzantD
New n York; Sept ,,. la;-Mhat viii be
styles. models. ideas that We're
brought out this summer Will be worn
there is a distinct difference between
the morning costume and that of the
For morning or business wear the
tailored suit is considered above all
others the correct form and this
among well-dressed women will be
more apparent than all others, for
when the time of all sorts of weather
and dirty streets arrives the cleanly
minded woman is well pleased with her
trim. close-fitting. short-skirted suit
made of weatherproof material in cloth
or suiting. She can go here or there
with thought of the consequences:
she may carry her bundles or her bag
will look out for itself. while her thick
shoes and plainly trimmed hat will
come out OF the ordeal without re-
The princess and semi-princess and
Empire frocks are assured types for
quired. Many of the very newest toll
cites put on exhibition this last week
We're of the tunic order. either with the
true double drapery or a simulated one.
Upon several fthese early examples
are trimming combinations of folds of
the material with lace bands and folds
of panne velvet. or a brighter or deep
er shade of the dress goods laid tier
upon tier and topped with "A gathered
fold of ribbon arranged in fancy de-
sign.
One of the new features of the newer
frocks is the trimming with gathered
folds or ribbon, often put on in a
braiding design. For ceremonious wear
we Will see much o; ihe tunic skirt
new feature of few of the tunic
skirts is the extra drapery about the
waist and to the knees ending in "a
sash tie in "a bow. with long ends
reaching quite to the bottom of the
skirt. 1t is not n fashion that will be-
come generally popular except to the
tall. slight women
a few of the earlier tailored suits
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

New York Fashion Letter
~~~~~~o~~~~o

have little Etons with or without pos
tillion backs. One of these. a gray
English worsted having border was
and close hitting at the top. with two
short darts at the top on each hip and
with the back in habit style The
skirt had short sweep and the bor
der decorated the lower edge The
front of the smart Eton terminates at
the girdle. but is long in the back. and
the lower edge. the neck and front
edges are finished with facings of the
three quarter length finished with cuffs
Of the bordering.
shoulder are the salient features of the
afternoon costume. second note is
the. combination of two shades of the
same color which blend into each 9TH
er in delightfully."- restful manner. It
is this note that has revived those old
patterns said to have been so much in
vogue in the early part of the 18th cen
tury-the changeable taffetas. shot
silks moires and n faint underlying de-
sign in pompadour effects:
While long lines are called for it is
likely that the bordered fabrics will
newest suitings come in chevron pat
terms. the pattern being an exact con-
tinuation of the rest of the material
but in a darker shade, as gray with
AN almost black border. light tan with
wood brown. o1 blue with miEture of
green and black. These are only the
forerunners OF many other combina-
tions. for they are much liked because
of their decorative note, their econom-
ical aid in trimming and their excellent
contrast Nevertheless there are wom-
en- who prefer the perfectly plain cos
tune self-trimmed. An excellent eN-
ample of such gown was seen in a
blue cloth having herring bone
stripe. which added to the short stat
ure of the wearer. The skirt was many
gored and circular in fit. The coat was
plain. slightly cutaway in front com
ing to the knees. with regular coat
collar and turned back cuffs, Machine
stitching gave IL its only finish.
The hat was blue. small. turned up
at the left side covered with the new
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17
"CNCLE" JOE.

He rambles about like a hayseed and
SCOTS at all manner of style.
This smoothbore Cannon of Danville
49,. quite free from suspicion of guile
He swears like a hard-worked trooper.
while he poses as honest and
gruff-
a friend of the good plain people. with
a character rugged and rough.
We've cheered for his suit of home
spun. and he's winked at our loud
hand clap
While he piled up his million in DAN
Ville-this Croesus who looks like
Il yap.
His heart beats warm for his country.
and he's all for the grand old flag
But he's handy sin with the gaVel
and handler yet with the gag
When bills that will better the nation,
but injure an interest. are due.
For his heart beats warm for tn peo-
ple-but warmer for Harriman's
crew.
They say when he journeys to Wall
street the gang would turn out
with a band.
But they compromise on discretion and
give concealed glad hand
Charles r. Barnes.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

rep silk so fashionable just now. The
trimming. consisted OF a simple fold of
black velvet around the crown and
curing quills in tan and white having
black spots and centers. The shoes and
spats We're of tan and the purse and
gloves followed suit. while the UNI
brella was of blue silk with brown
wood handle-an altogether chic cos
Linen suits will be worn as long as
the weather permits of them. and
those of white will be made more ap-
propriate by the addition OF little extra
coats in color. White serge suits will
be popular when worn with colored
and white. and the collar and cuffs of
these jackets should be of black vel
There is decided tendency to keep
the all white dress in fashion all win
ter, which means that many of the
white dresses that have been worn
during the summer viii do an extra
service for indoor wear this winter.
Some of the princess robes are now be-
ing offered at very low prices and for
extra dress for evening or theater
wear the purchase Of one is a bit of
economy toward saving the more dres-
sy silk or lace gown.
The colored linen house dresses will
for morning or afternoon according to
the style, cut and trimmings chosen.
The heavier grades of linen are quite
warm enough for the colder days with
the addition of extra Undertaking.
The circular skirt is the fad for the
extra skirt. There are those with many
cores. and new model has three
cores with very wide panel in front
that may be buttoned from belt to hem.
htted to two side cores that join in
the back in habit fashion. While this
model is an excellent one for the tall
woman with not too great hip meas
ure. the same idea of the open front
and habit back can be carried out with
many cores which viii be much more
becoming to full figure. These skirts
have the accommodation of being cas-
lily laundered.
| \ second style Of skirt has a box
plat both front and back and circular
sides. For rather heavyweight goods
this is good model. moreover one
gains length of line often lost in other
circular types.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

We have Just received car of the
old reliable Front Rank furnaces
and are now prepared to do your
heating work promptly. ]. H. Lane
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

See ]. h. Lane about your awning
We have them in ar style or color
- clean and press iadies' wntte
pui Skirts and Jackets and guaran-
averv garment ibe Sultorium
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Mountain water -v, our people Is
very essential and closely related TO
it is good food. which you are certain
to get of Hilbert & Kicks, the Leader
grocery and market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

See us for window awnings. Put
up complete in any stripe al reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers. timers,
l26 ~ Firth street, phone 1898
Black
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Very low rate= wa Colorado Mid
land for fishing parties. Phone Mid
land ticket onIce for fun particulars
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Yard pictures, with glass, 95c a
ard. Flowers. fruit, animals. Crown
furniture Company
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.

September 16. p.m:-Temperature,
wind. south; velocity of wind. miles;
precipitation. 0; weather. clear.
September II. a.m-Temperature.
6S; relative humidity. 81: direction of
wind. east; velocity of wind. miles;
precipitation. o; weather. clear.
Yesterday the maximum temperature
was SS; minimum. SO; mean. as. or S
above normal
Forecast for Grand Junction and vi
cinity dssued at Denver Fair and
cooler tonight; Friday. fair.
r. NJ. HARDINGE. ObserVer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Four members were on the chain
gang this morning and they are get
ting the streets in shape for fair week
and are also helping Special .scdVeuger
Oficer Stacey In the Crawford addition
waiter closet cases.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Special business meeting of the
Woman's Club at the home of Mrs.
Rankin Friday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. All persons wishing to Join
in time for the four years work should
have their names sent in at this meet
ing
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

When "A girls hair is SO red she
couldn't get lost in the night. that's
the time to call her slightly blonde
and get reputation with her for be
ing man who always tells the truth.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

when girl is engaged to a man
one OF the things she likes most about
IL is writing letters to him to give
him when he calls
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

The more scolding man is going to
get when he goes home the better
time he has postponing it.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

woman has three great ambitions
one to wear fashionable clothes the
other two to be in society.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Even when "A man can save 10 cents
by fixing "A leak in the plumbing him
self he can spoil a $50 suit of clothes
by doing it,