The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-01-10
WEU1C SUMMARY.

a fitting manner Among the ban
quet toasts will be, who owns those
S7,4OO sheep" Hon. E. A. Van
Sicklin; "a Pioneer in Politics."
Hon. T. C. Galloway" 1.-THE Solid
South Is Bred in Old Kentucky Dough
in Idaho" Ed. R. Coulton;" The
Woman in Politics." Geo. w. Meyer.
An exchange says, when the his
tory of Idaho is written, Mr.. l. B.
Perrine's name will stand forth in.
golden letters. May he live long and
prosper. Mr.. Perrine is the Twin
Falls man of the Blue Lake fame.
The calendar as a means of adj
vertising has been largely abandon
ed by rail road companies. No reason
for this has been given, but it is sup
posed because of poor results from
this class of advertising.
President Judson of the University
of Chicago, one of the foremost edu-
Gators of the day, was guest of honor
at a banquet given by the Chicago
University Club at the Kenyon, Salt
Lake, Saturday night, Jan. 4. He
believes western collegiate institu-
lions will soon rank with Americas
best and suggests that the high school
COURSE he made longer
There is a cut of ten per cent in
the price of lumber in the Salt Lake
market owing to present stagnant
work In building. 1t is thought the
price will gradually decline until
lumber will be cheaper than for sew
'eral years.
January was the anniversary of
the 18th birthday of Utah as state.
She was admitted to the Union just
~ years ago, and is proving quite a
lusty child for her age. She certain
ly does not allow either Uncle Sam or
her sister states to forget that she is
in existance.
The Bell Telephone Company is re-
joicing over the recent jail sentence
and fines imposed on four of the
labor leaders of Butte, for disobeying
the injunction issued by the courts,
enjoining the unions against Interior
ing with the business of the Bell
company.
New York City will again allow
the rod to become an integral part OF
the education of the youth, as the re-
suit of an investigation made by a
special committee of the school board
is expected to report in favor OF cor
poral punishment under certain re-
strictions. The teachers are over
whelmingly in favor of the rod. Also
this committee hears that twenty-six
out of thirty-nine of the largest cities
in this country allows the whip to be
iudiciously administered, and con-
siders that good results are obtained
thereby.
"Tige' the famous dog of Buster
Brown renown is real sure enough
"dorg" with an appetite, a bark and
a tail Just like other. dogs of less re-
pute have always possessed. He is
Just as ugly as his numerous pictures
portray him, with breast like a
battle ship and legs like six pound
shells standing on end" His owner
is R. F. Outcault the father of the
real Buster and the originator and
writer of all the wondrous tales
about sagacious Tige and his resour-
ceful little master.
France is busy discussing the sepa-
ration of church and state. Let
America be thankful fer free religi-
GUS liberty while the year Is new
retain it all along the way as the days
grow longer, the year gets older and
fhe goth century takes on more mag
nitude.
There are still more troubles to
come for the Thaws. Just now the
Earl of Yarmouth, whose wife was
Miss Alice Thaw is instituting di'
vorce proceedings. The final hearing
however. is some time off, as there
are 1856 cases with only two judges
The Yarmouth case stands 81 on the
list and the divorce court sitting be-
gins Jan. 18th.
The Chicago Law and Order
League in communications made pub
lie from five of the leading clubs OF
the city, promise to place 1.-The lid
down hard on Sunday bars and buf
fets in their club houses. This II
claimed decided victory over liquor
interests.
Madam Emma Calve was compel
ed to cancel engagements to sing II
Mexico City because the high altitude
effected her voice. She immediately
left for sea level.
The world renowned camp meet