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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
THE SENATORSHIP IN OREGON

The Oregonian devotng editorial space to the contempt
IDLE effort defeat Governor Chamberlain for the United os
senate after the governor has received majority vote q e pee
pie and majority Of the Legislature irrespective OF party Pdge
themselves to abide by the verdict Of the people
The Oregonian argues that the people OF Oregon have JUST
very large majority Taft president and hence do not want
Democratic United States The people OF indiana nave
just voted favor Of Taft but have also chosen Democratic gov
efnor and will elect Democratic The people OF Missouri
chose Taft electors and Republican but will elect Dem
ocrac The people of Minnesota and Ohio voted for
but also elected Democrats governors One would judge that the
people know better than newspaper what they want and
the people Of Oregon prefer Governor Chamberlain Mr. Cake just
they would have preferred the governor Fulton whose loud
gffaW at the mouth of the Columbia the subject of editorial
comment IL Oregons erratc newspaper.
Those Republican candidate for the legislature who pledged
themselves to vote for the peoples choice did order
their election and should stand by their pledges In reading the
Jfegonians comment the thought follows just what mnaire
wants to rob Chamberlain Of the seat to which the people chose him
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
BOYCOTT and TRUSTS

In the argument before court in the Buck stove contemp
the for the company quoted Roosevelt as an
authority citing his declaration that o all forms oppression
which man had yet devised the most cruel 5 boycott
The boycott ethical legal proposition indefepsibe
it Is form Of industrial like warfare opposed to 1-
rights everything that makes for progress
says tn salt Lake Herald Yet the presidents like many Of
his concentrations interesting only for what his mental
workings
Compared with boycott trusts Of the United States have
devised forms Of oppression infinitely far more destr
tive expressing millions where the boycott reaches thousands The
history OF the Standard Oil well known trie; vet il is
iu o. crimes besides which the boycott its playful
diversion
The boycott in this country originated with group Of New
Egander supposed PATRIOTS who concluded they would not b
tea from nation that imposed representation These
patriots far dump cargo Of tea into Boston har
for fear misguided brother might be tempted to buy il bar
gain.
But the oppression Of the had such purpose in view as
the Tea boycoters held The trust drives men from business IN ~
atoy competition prices it has to- brides M rivals en-
poy o get information their customers and prices de6e
me law common and statute illicit gains not for the
gooa q mankind but for the oppression Of those have no means
y defense except N the government which they elect and which
50 far has betrayed them for the support OF the trusts in political cam
pagns
Inc boycott IS form Of oppression abos sole weapon
against the tremendous Of organized monopoly The law Inn
prisons men who violate mandates in common crime tb I'LL H.
been invoked to punish those labor leaders who instituted boyo
s oEe company and hat company But trusts which
have been deyng the law for years are rewarded b mn f
ga prosecution ana by premium monopoly the form Of r
tariff which protects them from competition and nerne,a "a;
control over the earnings OF millions
Mt oompers may be sent to jail for boycott the Standard ~
M ue steer trust the tobacco trust and all the other criminal roa m
uos q capital suffer no penalty when convicted save t
nominal hne paid by their victims offering no real obstacle k
III fo,x, ,f 81 = wrong when ne says that of Ion
ascot 1rt ~ man mas devised the most cruel is the cor
yeo Inc oppression Of the much more cruel more ~
pus aaght with greater danger The republic and he bif
q tn's torn Of oppression aside the trust owners
las been the Republican party Of which the nresid 4 and
lied head ~ Pieeueni = me recog tba
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the Probate Court 81 a. g..
q ada, State of Idaho. - Nouiity
= Frank J. Smith and r p eca44a-1..
ppGI-parrtners as Smith & Scat tterd sy
The 't et. vs. =. NJ Hedges, Defendant
10 n n P'a IS q Idaho Sends Greetings
Won - tl,edges, Defendant:
befors az hereby summoned to annear
Co,,,t, uls a my office in Boise n tha
an, isoo q ada on the 3rd day Of Febrn-
fan ~ ~ az ~ O'Clock a. m, in an ac-
tifTs ought against you BY said 11a;n-
.na,3sd 4 'iillsWer the complaintofthea above
Ia 80 r,a4 pidiIltlffs Said action is hrotoht
sum C92 S5lo from You judgment in fba
d,,a ~ $4,000 with interest aleoed i ~ -
G glailtlffs for legal services n 80
Ia. t at his request -betwea,, "a
49, august 1907, and the lea -
80 ~, 1908 The facts more f,,1 10y "
Eng eg IN plaintiffs comnlai,t lully aP-
J.'' Feterence TO which i Iad ltie
So, fIla copy of which Z h 10y
se5Vea upon you. '''ei IS hereby
~ .iia you are hereby notified ia
li,fs ol 50 appear and answer ttn ~
IL ~ Wy take Judgment against ~ ~ pidill-
$40 oo amount, to wit. for liz - oa ioi
~ Or WIN interest and costs ss 9 nr u
,osts q f saia complaint. together VIII WITH
co 5q sliS c5s.t e any Constable Of said
.ereof. iegal service and due return
7oge .T gnq 5aoJ my hand this nth dav d
.x-oHeio cl HARRY LEONARD !
iii' E.. scatterday l'oOate Court. e
sal attorneys Pro. Sc p
Deal,j v
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

- H. ~ MARES 4 Hastings to understand that the CHARGE
contrary e the letter and the spirit Of the law and that + 1
.a' 'e poted By 50 doing That the charge and i &
= Oeak INTO PRINT to state what he considers faults Of the law
fberfo : sit money n favored banks and profit
INQUIRY y the legislature and also By grand jury ses5pda
question IS whether the treasurer was - -
grand jury investigate 1 'iS PeoPe Let
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS

NOIlSE IL SlOI.hilNlll4,llCSii
OF the Boise City Canal COMPANY.
Limited Principal place Of business q
Boise, idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that at a gie sis
ing of the Board of Directors q , lnt
above named Company held on the oi i
day of October, 1908, an assessment a.
Twenty-Five Gents (25c) per snare E tie
levied upon tbs Capital Stock q ,fo .,s
above named Company, payaply per- = I
/. NidaS secretary At Room g. g, F allx
Building, Boise. idaho and thai a ~
stock upon which the said assessnl az p.
mains unpaid on the said 14th DAY q a, D
cenlber. will be delinquent. ana ads IN
dsed for sale at public auction, /, anu ~ saId
less payment Is made before, WIN toos TO
IN the both day Of December t IvUSi
'ay the delinquent assessment, ,sgse Of
With cost Of advertising and expense
ale.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

"a npertlen reporter asked Mr. Bryan the other da j
intentions and received reply that he would mee oec,s
IONS as they might arise, which has been tvad @ edS-
NJ. Bryan would be candidate again in 1919 tnal
= t W Bryan will be elected senate two wears aaoa
!, although we believe the predatory inoe
w' contribute an immense sum encompass his defeat es
o tue u'ea States Mr. Bryan would take comnandg
people syn lot the common
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
TAKE ANOTHER LOOK

The decision in the of the American Tobacco company
caused considerable Of hueng circles an effort vii
most likely be made repeal Sherman in consequence says
the Salt Lake Herald That particular was popularity sup
posed to be strong enough stand the President Roose
V proposed to rve few patches the weak spots But that was
before election The law considered harsh and drastic and
much sympathy manifested poor little trusts that are certain
to be dissolved under its provisions
The Weekly Financial Review Of c. Bache Co. New York
Is outspoken in its denuncaton law the S2924o0oo fine
against the Standard Oil the government attorneys and everybody
connected with the attempt to keep the giant corporations within
bounds After reference the panic which it is claimed was the
product OF unnecessary fear Bach Co wind up with this fine
burst of language:
All this meant only temporary stoppage-a nightmare
% endure full OF suffering. We waking up Il is now the
morning alter and opening eyes to find the s be and
the sun shining Far down the western horizon we can sin m
PACK clouds speeding disappearance mtter Of thunder now and
ne hashes Of heat lightning ftf But the dawn Of m
ait administration will make sunshine and blue skies nernan+
Bully Take another look down the western horizon NJ
pdged 70 carry out the policies Of Theodore Roosevelt and
INC Iepea OF the Sherman law isn't the list Most people will
o disposed g give the pesldenteect credit telling the truth M
III i proven otherwise However the sunshine and
Wl pe permanent even # the Sherman law is not repealed
Harry j Brown, whodissertates on national nol; +t
Tolulls 81 the Statesman, evidently has no shame n ~
oc ne pois out the understands in the United States -
ma gives Their chances of reelection These tndesirb9
NPuocals and tor more than 20 years have laned The i
at parry never challenged until Roosevelt made his male b
s sanst 'hen And yet during all the days Of their
So einaey' 1e Statesman and Harry Brown followed n,eet
7, the Adrichs, the Pats and the Forakers ana H. ~
condemnation Of the parys history in which these ou .
naped all legislation And the Aldrches tbe p ~
Nets q mer Tx control the national convention R #
le Statesman will whoop up to the limit for The any "
ram of loot and prosperityp PNdn pro-
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

ne Nez Peree Herald and the Genesee News Republican
% taaho are out in opposition the reelection Of Sen
The thought is becoming general that senator's
solved e aect primary and instruction of legislators have abb
state convention 80 @ t - iiiS io = =
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

aSs0rang to the article from the Hampton Broadu, NJ.
GUS an extract from which give in another co1 asd
tween Roosevelt and Foraker began with be e 10" be-
resident Tor ordering Treasurer Bliss of the national q Inc
na a es' IAN contributions which Foraker asserts the n
nsW naa peen received and expended The American
s since learned that this streak Of yellow clearly shows e
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
j. L. NIDAY,
Secretary.
Room SO Fa1k Building, Boise, ldaho.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ellen S. Hill Deceased
Noticed is hereby given by the under
signed Samuel Hill, Administrator, o.
the estate of Ellen S. Hill, deceased .
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 70 eN-
hibit them with the necessary youentti,s:'
within four months after the first Puon-
action of this notice, to the said ADMIN.
is traitor at the office of Karl Pane, u
the Falk Building, Boise, Idaho
SAMUEL HILL
of the Estate OF Ellen ?
Hill deceased.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

Is governor Mr. Brady will keep his promises either those
'"'ue @ the people or to special interests
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

t; Slsh government is abo1ishng the poor subst
-lung pensions for the old and beln1ess
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

",inal Randolph Hearst whom Theodore Roosa..l.
= lssposiDe Tor the assassination President 9Tt
ana whom the San Francisco Chronicle alleges was Sey
House one da py last s ~ss Hrnf go was social caller At @
Of Taft s'ea ~ the election
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

ne man who voted for Taft and for Cannon +;
q the lrst degree With TAFT to recommend patte
so ne statu quo will be maintained as never bef g Kill
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

What IS going to happen in Boise Civ yvtn 5,
elements OF the Republican party seek to nor
As this monlentous only a few, : ey ticket
beginning to agitate the public mind - iie Question
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

ON F. Johnson mayor of Cleveland Ohio announces that he
fortune and will have to sell his fine home and automobile
- ne anew Mr. Johnson has spent seven years mayor
G a "a n lighting the traction combine that city and earned
VIII be candidate for fourth term but as he has served the people
s = e corporations and the contest will settle the traction
3 favor OF the people the corporations the prospects he
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

Gems e be unusually busy in the official circIa.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
WILL ABE AND
ScALER FIGHT?

Announcement Is out that the
Columbia theatar on the night of
July II will be the scene of the
first championship battle ever held
in Spokane when Abe Attell now
en- route from New York, and Kid
Scaler, the fast little Italian of
Spokane, mix for six rounds. Pro-
moter Reid selected the Columbia
theater after dickering with the
Spokane, the armory and the Occur
d'Alene
The owners of the latter place
wanted the match pulled off there
and 1t is claimed that an emissary
from the element in control of the
tenderloin part of town threatened
to use his influence" with the
prosecuting attorney and stop the
bout If 1t was pulled off anywhere
else. That Is interesting and will
be more so If the threat is made
good.
Scaler has begun his training
with roadwork. He figures on
making a great showing against
the clever Yiddlsh boy. an just
tear 'em loose and take chance
on landing" says Scaler. That ap'
pears to be the only way for him
to fight Abe, who Is absolutely the
fastest thing on two legs that ever
stepped inside roped arena.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS
SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that n
pursuance Of IN order Of the pro-
bate court OF Spokane county. state
of Washington, made on the 22d
day of October, 1907. In the mat
ter of the estate Of Amelia Bagnall.
the undersigned. the administrators
of the said estate will sell at pri-
vate sale to the highest bidder. and
subject to confirmation by said
probate court, on or after the 25th
day of July, A. d. 1908. at 10 o'clock
a. m. at my Office. room is. Elk
change National Bank Building.
Spokane, Wash, all the right, title.
interest and estate of the said Anne
liza Bagnall at the time Of her
death, in and to all that certain lots
pieces or parcels of land situate. ~
ing and being in the said county OF
Spokane, state OF Washington.
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Lot FIVE (5), In block
one ID Of Chambers Second Addi-
ton to Spokane Falls (now Spo-
kane), county Of Spokane, Wash
ington; also lots eight (8) and nine
90, In block four a. of Merriam's
First Addition to Spokane Falls
(now Spokane), county Of Spokane.
Washington. Terms and conditions
of sale: For cash or one-third
down and balance IN three and six
months. as may seem advisable. De-
ferred payments to bear interest at
s per cent per annum.
RUFUS MERRIAM,
Administrator
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
MEXICAN PATRIOTS
HELD IN u. s. JAIL
L. RIVERA

the always present possibility of
death at the hands of the Mexican
soldiery or exile to the "tierra cal
iente," or hot coast region of Yucca
tan, where fever is deadly to all but
the accustomed natives.
On May % they wrote to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, setting forth their
case and the fate that menaced
them, and asking his influence to
see that they were given fair
trials in Arizona if taken there.
They declared willingness to go
without opposition if this assur-
ance was given, and denying their
guilt of any of the offenses
charged against them. Nothing
has come of this letter.
Their arrest last August was at
the hands of private detective
agency working for the Mexican
government, and was without a
warrant They were dismissed
when given a hearing, but inn
mediately arrested on charge of
murder and larceny in Mexico.
Another charge of conspiring in
Arizona against the Mexican gov
eminent has been placed against
them.
Magon declares that the liberal
party was formed solely with the
purpose OF advancing the interests
of the Mexican working people
who are over-worked and under
paid. Men work from Ia to IS
hours a day for wage varying
between 25 and so cents. Women
and children work corresponding
ly cheaper, and for the children
there Is no age limit. The party
also demands free speech, free
press and the election of public
officials by the people without mil
itary interference.
The government officials declare
Magon is at the head Of the present
revolutionary movement and as
pired to become DiaZ's successor.
The local authorities in four states
were looking for him and his as
sociates prior to his arrest here.
Magon laughs at the claim, declar-
ing that all the outbreaks in Mexico
are due entirely to the desperation
of an outraged ind oppressed peo-
pie. Incidentally he calls attention
to the fact that for 10 months he
has been inaccessible to all his
symDathiZerS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
VILLAREAL

Special Correspondence to The Press
LOS ANGELES, July 9--"Mexico
Is another Siberia. Diaz, the die
tator, is as tyrannical as the car.
Whomever dares oppose him goes
to Yucatan, the Mexican Siberia.
And to go to Yucatan is to go to
DEATH"
So declares Ricardo Flores Ma
gon, liberalist leader, whom the
Mexican government holds princi.
pally responsible for the present
uprising in northern Mexico. Ma
gon is head of the liberal party
junta in the United States, and is
political prisoner" in the Los
Angeles Jail. With him are An
tonic L. Villareal, former Mex
lean cavalry officer, and Librado
Rivera, one time professor in the
University of San Luis Potosi,
Mexico.
The three were arrested last
August in a little house in the
outskirts. of Los Angeles, where
they were printing paper de-
voted to the claims of the liberal
party. All had been driven out of
Mexico through fear of arrest when
the Mexican government declared
a war of determination upon the lib.
eralists nearly year ago, confis-
Gated their printing outfits, sup
pressed all liberalist publications,
and arrested scores of liberal
leaders.
In Jail the prisoners are allowed
few privileges. Their attorneys have
demanded in vain for a bearing of
the charges against them. The Mex
lean government is seeking to have
them extradited to Arizona for
trial, and the men are fighting this.
so far with success. Gov. Gillett
has declined to sign the extradition
papers.
They claim this is but ruse to
make possible tl.eir kidnapping into
Mexico. A year ago an associate,
Manuel Sarabia, met this fate. He
was arrested in Douglas, Ariz., and
through connivance with the local
American officers the Mexican au-
thorities hustled him across the
border at night. He was later tried
on trumped-up charge, but re-
leased.
Magon. Villareal and Rivera de-
clare kidnapping is in store for them
II they are taken to Arizona, with
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
HERE ON
MURDER BENT

The Indians lost yesterday in a
game that was entirely unfortunate.
Twice when there were chances for
double plays little Johnny Mackin
booted one and again didn't get
balanced in time for an accurate
throw to Hulen. Another excuse
was the lameness of Bobby James.
Bob couldn't get around much fast
er than peg-leg on account OF a
collision the day before with Ed
die Roughhousehoder.
When Roughhouseholder played
here before he laid up a score OF
players. He got up somewhat of a
reputation as a base stealer be-
cause the players were afraid of
him. He slides to second with a
jump feet first and apparently with
the intention of either making 1t or
spiking some one. He'll make that
slide on little Mackin some time
and be sorry ever after. But he
slid into Bobby James and nearly
broke his leg. Bobby wanted to
play yesterday and he did put up
q wonderful game although he
couldn't get to second in time to
handle the one throw that Chas.
Swindells made.
The Indians made a run in the
first inning; two in the second and
one in the fourth Aberdeen made
one in the second, one in the
fourth and seventh and two in the
eighth. Score, Aberdeen S, Spo-
kane 4.
Starkell performed for the Cats
On the pitchers position and gave
seven hits. one good for two sacks
made by James; struck out two
and walked five. Killilay allowed
six hits, one a three-bagger by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, struck out nine
and walked three. Stevens drew
three passes in four times at bat
and made two of the Indians runs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-09
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