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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-10-29
THIS is
SOCIALISM

Socialism is the collective owner
ship of the means of the production
and distribution of wealth
1t is a systematic method of carry
irg on the industries of the world.
1T is the substitution of order and
system for the chaos that reigns today.
1t is the principle of cooperation
applied to human life instead of the
struggle of competition.
1t is the ownership, operation,
management and benefit of the pro-
ductive forces of society in the hands
of all the people
1t is the establishment of an Indus
trial government for political gov
eminent
1t means that the working class
will have power, and there will be
none other but working class
Their government will be based on
tpe initiative and referendum, and the
power of recall of officials
Since the workers the owners
of the machines they will not have to
give up the greater part of the product
they produce to parasites who own
and do not perform useful work.
The productive forces of society are
sufficient to keep all in comfort if
they will work and can have their pro-
duct All viii have work
The hours of labor will be shorten
ed Children Will be taken from
sweatshops and dens and will be in
schools and advanced Institutions OF
learning till they are of age
Learning while young, and leisure
afterwards will give culture, art,
literature and refined enjoyments to
the working class
Poverty, disease, crime will van
ish- because the causes have disap-
peared-
This Is Socialism
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SOCIALISM IN
THE MAGAZINES
Non-DOIitiCaI MOnthIieS See the Farce
BEING Played by The Old Parties
Socialism Coming Issue

The magazines of this month are
full of Socialist reading Nearly
everybody of course, has read the ar
ticle on Debs in Every body > Maya
zine. This article by Lincoln Steffens
has made thousands of votes for the
Socialist ticket.
But read this in the American Mag
azine, written by one of its editors,
discussing the platforms of the Dem
orratic and Republican parties
Ibid the mind of man ever con-
ceive of anything more common place,
futile. timid? There isn't a line in
one of them to stir the pulse of the
most excitable, or a syllable TO en-
courage the hope of the most hopeful
The same hand might
have written them both. the hand of
a fearful school master preparing a
debate between fourteen ear Of q
boys.
OF the s.full dinner pail argument
he makes this scorching observation
what an insult to Intelligent Am
orleans with vote, to think they can
be. lured with the promise of tin
pail full of greasy food
That great, influential New York
weekly. The Independent, IN comment
ing upon the recent trip of Eugene V
Debs. the Socialist presidential can
didate. who is now nearing the end OF
a tour twice across the United States
in special train carrying speakers
and Literature, concludes that So
cialism from now on is to be am issue
IN American politics.
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COUNTY
of Indian;

Senator Ralph w. Simpkins of
Mountain Home.
representative Henry Crabbe of
Atlanta
Sheriff Ralph S. Silver of King
HILL
Assessor Henry Jacobson of
Mountain Home.
Probate Judge Soren Madsen of
Mountain Home.
Treasurer George P. Hall of
Mountain Home.
superintendent of Schools -Letta
A. Deckard of Pine.
Commissioners, first District
John Phillipsen of Sunnyside.
Commissioners, Second District
Albert Collins of Glenns Ferry.
Commissioner, Third District
J. n Johnson of Featherville.
Justice of Peace, Glenns Ferry
Precinct, Henry HirSt.
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Rev. j. Stitt Wilson has a def
milton fer Socialism that is true
as it is striking Socialism is
from the Latin word SOciuS,
meaning companion. COmpan-
ion is from the two words com,
meaning with, and pants, mean
ing bread. Socialism is, there
fore, a condition under which
men as brothers eat bread to-
gether without trying 60 steal
bread from each other Would
such companionship and com
radeship destroy the home, -
break up families, . make this
a nation of fatherless children
and do the thousand and one ter
rible things that politicians would
have you believe?
Eight million people believe in
Socialism. Can you afford to be
ignorant of what it is ?
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BALL ON EIECTl0N NIGHT

The Commercial Club will give an
entertainment and ball at the opera
house on election night to which all
members in good standing and their
ladies are invited to attend. Elec-
tion returns will be given during the
night and this will be the only place
in the city receiving them from the
Western Union Telegraph company
24-25
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Halloween Church Social

Come and have a good timel The
young ladies of the Episcopal church
will give Basket Social in the base
ment of the Hotel Evans to which
every body is invited.
The girls will bring the baskets
The boys are invited to put fifty cents
in their pockets to come, to buy, to
eat and to have a good time with the
spooks
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WARNING

Socialists should not be de-
ceived by the claim that one who
stands for the initiative and ref
erendum law is entitled to the
votes of Socialists. This is a
part of our platform, it is true,
but Socialism stands for much
more. Ask those who solicit
your vote if they will support the
WHOLE Socialist PLATFORM No
one but the Socialist nominees
will stand for what Socialists de-
sire Vote for them.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-10-29

If you are interested in public
affairs see that your name is on the
registration books. Do it now
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General De"ands-
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CONGREGATIONAL


TIE Communion of the Lords sup
per and the reception Of members to
the church by the right hand of fell
lowship at the forenoon service, III
o clock.
Miss Nellie Byers, of Boise, state
secretary of the Idaho Sunday school
Association, will hold S. S. union
rally at p. m. and z 80 next p m.
Sunday. A general invitation
Next Sunday is the monthly con-
secration meeting of the Endeavor
society, 6 80 p. m. and of the Juniors
at a.
The Jenny Wrens, SO interesting
last year, began work last Tuesday
and showed great gain in their sew
ing over last year. They meet next
Tuesday after school,
The Ladies' Missionary meeting y
entertained this Thursday at 2 80 with
Mrs. Henry Eaton. An interesting
program. Ladies generally invited
The choir practice Friday evening
at 8.
A Halloween social will be held
at the Acker building by the Endeavor
society next Saturday evening
Everybody invited. Admission rs cents
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Sary by the attitude OF the general
land office at Washington which holds
that the residence of married claimant
alone on homestead does not suffii-
Gently comply with the law to make
final proof on homestead.
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b Robert Hyland has purchased
ranch at Medbury, including springs
that will irrigate nearly the whole
tract. A year ago the existence of
these springs was unknown, as there
were few surface indications other
than patches of rye grass on a side
hill. They were discovered by Jack
Comerford in digging a well ard when
fully developed is expected they will
yield a flow of over 800 inches of
water and water is king in the arid
west.
The grading for the two crossings
over the O. S. l.. two and three miles
southeast of town, which were ordered
constructed by the board of county
commissioners, has been completed by
Calixte Carpenter, who had the con-
tract, and they are open to traffic.
There are still larger number of
crossings sorely needed at different
points, but unless petitions are filed
with the county board asking for them
nothing can be done toward their con-
struction.
Henry Crabbe, the Atlanta mer-
chant, arrived in town last night, hav-
l.
northern part of the county for the
Socialist party, of which he is the
nominee of representative. Mr..
Crabbe spoke to a large audience at
Atlanta last Saturday night, and at
Rocky Bar and Pine Monday and Tues
day. He will speak at Glenns Frery
Saturday evening and in Garrett
opera house in this city next Monday
evening.
DR.. VIM. Turkey, Army Post Sur
geon of Boise, was called to the city
Tuesday to visit John Pence who has
been very seriously i'll the past two
weeks. He also administered to C. b.
Faraday's baby girl who has been in
critical condition. Mr.. Pence is re-
covering from his attack and at the
present writing is noticibly improved
and there are hopes among his many
friends that he will soon be entirely
recovered. DR.. Turkey is an eminent
physician and is recognized through
out this section of the northwest for
his medical skill. He has been called
out of his home town very frequently
in serious cases and holds the highest
respect of the entire medical fraternity.
t w. j. Turner is up from his Snake
{ river ranch for few days. Mr..
2 Turner has blossomed out as an inven.
) tor, and has perfected current vince
/; that will revolutoinize irrigatine
along the Snake river in the hundred.
Y of variously protected coves tha
: contain from 10 to 100 acres each
small model of the new current whee
has been put in at Mr.. Turner'S rancl
at Medbury and is estimated to de
velop twelve horse power. The whee
is built on an entirely new principle
and delivers its power by belt trans
mission to rotary pump on shore
the wheel Being operated around az
iron shalt set upright in strong cur
rent 1t is the most successful thini
I of the kind vet invented
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CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST

METHODIST
The Methodists will hold religious
services at the Episcopal church every
Sabbath afternoon. Sunday School at
2 p. m. T; preaching at 3 p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
F. j. LONG, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday, Nov. / as follows Sum
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Socialist Tickets
NATIONAL

NATIONAL
For President
EUGENE v. DEBS
of Indiana.
For Vice President
BENJAMIN HANFORD
of New York.
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GARRETT CATTLE
RECEIVE PRIZES
Famous Herd of Short Horns is
Awarded Premiums at Idaho
State Fair.

Boise, Oct 2s In division B.
cattle, j. H. Garrett of Mountain
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
The Baptist Waterman of last week
was crowded full Of interesting things
abeut Baptist work. See # for Bap
tist newA The space in these notes
is not adequate to tell Of our many
activities
The young people of the church
have be, n long in preparation for thu
event of the season, the Hallowe EN-
party at the Acker building Friday
night. The hall has been thoroughly
renovated, deliberately decorated and
filled with booths. Come Admis-
sion 25c. Benefit of the building
fund.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW

''Ye olde TYNE Hallowe 'en party
at the Acker building Friday night for
the sum of one-quarter of one dollar
coin of the realm. Plenty to eat,
plenty to see, plenty to hear and
plenty to do.
A string of teams hauling lumber
for the completion of the Sunnyside
canal fiume out of Canyon creek is a
sight the early riser can see any
morning in this city. Work on the
fiume will be started at once and it
will be finished in ample time to car
ry water in the spring.
Everyone at Sunnyside is busy
since the resumption of work on the
Sunnyside ditch and all teams possible
to secure are being placed at work
on the enterprise which is being pushed
to hasty finish, preference being
given to the settlers on the tract in
the matter of labor.
The country to the southeast of
town is the scene of great activity at
the present time. A number of large
contracts for clearing have been let
and many teams are busy tearing
down the desert covering of brush.
That section is certain to be an al
most continuous sea of green and
growing crops the coming season.
George Crandal and family have
moved to the homestead in Medbury
valley which Mr.. Crandal has beer
holding down alone for the past two
years. This move was made neces-
sary by the attitude of the general
land office at Washington which holds
that the residence of married claimant
alone on homestead does not suffii-
Gently comply with the law to make
final proof on a homestead.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
KENTON.
Revival Continues With Interest at Kenton N.
E. Church-LOcal and Personals.
Special Correspondence to the Times.


Special Correspondence to the Times
KENToN, Jan. 21:-Mr. Harry T.
Greenwell is building an ice house on
Leonard Bigger's lot on Frazier street.
The personal property of James
Hazel, deceased, was sold last We'd
nesday by Norris Bull, administrator.
Revival services still continue in
Kenton NJ. E. Church.
Our doctors are very busy attending
the sick with la grippe in and around
Kenton.
PersOnals:-Mr. James E. Hazell and
family, of Newark, N. j., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Norris Bull.-Mrs.
James A. Cook IS visiting her son, W.
ID. Cook, in Palmyra, N. J.-Mrs. Will
bur Wilds spent last week in PhiIadel-
phia with friends.-D. F. Wilds and
family, of Crumpton, Md, spent last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Wilds. E. H. Walker is con.
fined to the house with rheumatism
Miss Alice Taylor aud Miss Mary Sim
mon, of Dover, visited Miss Elizabeth
Cooper last week.-Mr. James T.
Purse left last week for Chesapeake
City, Md, to visit L. R. Roberts and
frlends.-Miss Kathryne S. Downs
spent Saturday and Sunday in Will
mlngton.-Miss Rebecca Bailey, of
Smyrna, and Mrs. Caldwell. of Phila-
delphia, spent last Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Bailey.-Mr. E. 0.
Bayles left this morning for Rock
ledge, Fla to spend the remainder of
the winter and will return late next
ring.-Miss Katherine Slaughter re-
turned last Saturday after spending
several weeks with friends in Marv-
land.-Miss Helen Cahall, of Whining
ton, is visiting her uncle, W. G.
Knots. John W. Webster went to
the Jefferson Hospital last Saturday.
Mr.. Webster has been confined TO the
house for several weeks.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
BLACKBIRD.

PersOnals:-Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Hobson and daughter, Annie, of
Smyrna Landing, spent several davs of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry
Gibbons near Townsend. Miss Blapcb
Hendrickson, of Delaware City, visited
Miss Beulah Buckson last week.-Mrs.
George W. FAIRIES visited her daughter
Mrs. Ollie Pryor in Clayton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Gibbons and
daughter, Elizabeth, spent part of last
week with relatives in Thoroughfare
Neck.-Miss Lydie Herm, of Middle
town, spent Wednesday with Mrs
William Fortner.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
TOWNSEND.
Horse Kick May Result Fatally For Edward
Baker-LOchl and Personal Mention


Baker-LOChl and Personal Mcmillan
special Correspondence to the TIMES
TOWNSEND, Jan. 21:-Edward Rokor
living between Townsend and Colt
Md, was recently kicked by a plavful
colt. He worked a day or two but is
now seriously ill from heart tronbIo
caused by the injury he received. IT
is feared he will not recover.
Archie Conner and Miss Ella Finn
both OF Wilmington, are spending their
honeymoon in this section. Thev were
married on Christmas night and kent
the secret until Thursday.
PersOnals:-Mrs. James Wilson and
son. OF Smyrna, are spending some.
time with relatives in Townsend.
Walter Finley, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with relatives. .-Lerov Locker.
man, OF Wilmington, has been VISITING
his parents.-Miss Elsie Wright of
Newark, has been visiting Miss Ethel
wynMaloney. Miss Myria Harrison
otSt. Mlchaels, is the guest ofMrs. w
Il. Reynolds.-Mr. W. H. Hall. of Cbes
ter, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Richardson.-Joseph Jones. of
Newark, n. j., spent last week with
his parents. Mrs. Jennie Money! and
mother, of Media, Pa, are visiting
Richard DonOhue and family. Miss
Lena Baker and Miss johnson. of Do.
yer, were the guests of Mrs. VII.
Reynolds over Sunday. Mrs. Maggie
Lee and daughter, Miss Ethel. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Walker
near st. Georges. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Deakyne, of near town, entertained
the Ladies' Aid of Union ME-. Cbnrcb
on Wednesday evening. Miss Edna
Latham who has been the guest of
Miss Ethelwyn Maloney for the past
few months. has returned to her home
ln West Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
CHESWOLD.
Presiding Elder Rooms to Preach at CheswO,d
Next Sunday Evening
Special Correspondence to the TIMES

Special Correspondence to the TIMES
CHEswoLD, Jan. 21:-The theme of
Pastor McCann's Sunday morning dis.
course was "The Call to Service" The
evening discourse was "A Blackboard
Illustration of the two roads for mans
choice, that leading to eternal life or
that which leads to destruction and
death. Rev. W. G. Koons breaches at
Cheswold next Sunday evening.
PefsOuals:-Messrs. T. D. Garrison.
J. P. Jefferson and S. B. Cooper at
tended the Horticultural Convention
held at Salisbury, Md, last week.
Rev. Milton McCann preached Tuesday
evening of this week for Rev. G. w
Bounds at Harrington in revival work
Mr.. Severn Taylor, of Dover, spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Rose
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. CooDer
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Har-
rington, Chester MIR. and Mrs. w
W. Jones and daughter. Elizabeth
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Pratt and son.
Homer, and daughter, Erma, of near
Kenton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Carrow.
near CheswOld, composed dinner
company with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Hardcastle last Sunday.-Mrs. Annie
Ross, near Cheswold, and Mrs. MolIie
Hardcastle are guests of Mrs. Edith
hranz in Philadelphia. ia.-Mrs. Ella
Carey is critically ill.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
PUBLIC SALES.

Thursday, Jan. 3O:-Stock. Farmino
implements, &c, of John NJ. Green.
at the Seven Hickories'' at 1c
o'clock a. m. Wilson G. Moore,
AuctiOneer.
Monday, Feb. 3-Cattle, Dairy Outfit.
implements, &C., of Jas. E. Vaughn
at his residence one mile from Black.
lston s, at 10 o'clock a. m. w. H.
Collins, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Feb. 4-Stock, Farming I'm
plements, &c, of Mrs. John Sewer
son, at Brenford, at 10 o'clock a m.
w. IL. Collins, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Feb. 5:-Stock. Farming
Implement, &C., of H. F. Stevens,
at his farm one mile west of Black
ston's Cross Roads, at 10 o'clock a.
M. Jas. ID. Wright, auctioneer.
Thursday, Feb. 6-Stock. Farming
Implements, &c of E. F. Jones. on
the Marin farm, " at Thomas Cor
ner, p miles from Clayton. on road
leading from Clayton to Delanevs
at ~ O'Clock a. m. B. V. Weldon,
auchoneer.
Friday, Feb. 7--Stoek, Farming I'm.
pleements, &c, of Millard F. Reed.
on his farm situated one half mile
north of Smyrna Landing, on the
road Leading from Smyrna Landing
to Walkers. :
Wednesday, Feb. 12:-Stcck and
Farming implements of Harry
Slaug hter, on the James P. Hoffecker
farm ) miles from Smyrna on the
road leading from Smyrna to Leipsic
Is. V. Weldon. Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
A Cure For Misery,

Il have found cure for the misery
malaria poison produces, says r. NJ.
James, of LoueIlen, sc. cts called
Electric Bitters, and comes in 50 cent
bottles. 1t breaks up case of chilIs
or bilious attack in almost no time
and 1t puts yellow jaundice clean ont
OF commission. This great tonic
medicine and blood purifier gives ouick
relief in all stomach, liver and kidnev
complaints and the misery of lame
back. Sold under guarantee at Ber.
ton N. Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
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Take Halls Family Pills for consultation
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22
WILL OF EON. ELIHU E. JACKSON.
Ex-Governor Of Maryland Leayer Most of His
Estate to his Wife and Daughters.

Estate to his Wife and Daughters.
The will of the late Elihu E. Jackson
former governor of Maryland. which
has been made public in Salisbury.
where the deceased made bis home
makes the following bequests:
An annuity of $3.50 to his sister. Mrs
Sarah E. Phillips, wife of George W
Phillips.
Two hundred 5 per cent gold bonds
OF the Pratt Consolidated Coal Co. of
Bennington, Ala, of the face value of
$1,000 each to Mrs. jackson; 1000
shares of the capital stock of the
company, the income therefrom to ba
paid to his two daughters. Margaret
). Nanderbogart and Nellie Mob.
Leonard.
10. William FL. Rider and John B.
Rider, each 1-15 of the net proceeds of
the Il. Il. Jackson Lumber Co.
Relative to the sons, the will saws:
Having provided for my three sons.
Hugh W. Jackson, Everett E. Jackson
and Richard N. Jackson, by certain
gifts, assignments and advancement
made by me to each of them during my
life time, [ give and bequeath to each
OF my said sons the sum of five dollars
(S5.OO)." All the remainder goes to
the widow, Mrs. Mamie R. jackson.
who is appointed executrix.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Catlin. of
near Magnolia, have issued invitations
Tor the marriage of their daughter.
MISS Lula Ruth Catlin, to Homer Belts
Anderson Saturday. January 25. at
nigh noon. The Wedding will take
place at the home of the brides parents
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Mr.. W. H. Tunis has established a
hospital for run down horses belong
ing to the Adams Express Co. He now
has in his stables about 80 head of such
horses, which, after resting and re-
cruiting up, will again be pressed into
service.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Revival services at Ewells NJ, P,
Church are increasing in interest, with
some conversions. Rev. E. P. Perry
of Delmar, Md, will conduct the meet
ings the remainder of this week. as
sisted by the pastor, Rev. NC. .Clough.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Residents of Sassafras and Earlville.
Md, are agitated at the report that
their postOffices are to be abolished and
that they will receive mail from a rural
delivery service from Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Mrs. Mary Shahan of near Blackis-
tons has purchased of H. D. Boyer, the
Smyrna realestate broker, the dwell
ling of Frank Green situated on Rod
ney street for $1,000 Mrs. Shahan will
take possession March the first.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

PersOnals:-Mrs. May Williams of Re.
hobotb, is visiting relatives in Clayton.
WIN. I. Hoffecker visited Whining.
ton Tuesday. = Henry Boggs of Ken.
nedyville, Md, was in Clayton Tues.
day.-Mrs. Henry Mason of Dover,
visited Mrs. Nudge, Tuesday.-G. E.
Pinder of Middletown, visited his
brother S. I. Pinder in Clayton, on
Tuesday. Miss Emma Pinder of Will.
mington, visited relatives in CLAYTON
last Sunday.-Mr. John CIough OF
Philadelphia, visited his brother Rev.
N. @. Clougb, last Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

Mr.. Edw. Tweddle of Wilmington,
who has been suffering with typhoid
fever is now improving.
Smyrna times., 1908-01-22

S. I. Pinder, who has been confined
to the house by sickness for several
weeks is now able to be out again.