Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-21
CURRENT COMMENT.

Lewiston Morning Tribune: II
Mr.. Roosevelt will hurry home from
the equatorial regions and umpire
the polar dispute he may be able to
capture one OF the disputants for
membership In his Ananias class.
Chewelah Independent: Some Of
the citizens OF Colvllle are 80 mad
because the town was voted dry
that they are talking OF making a
move 20 change the county seat to
Chewelah, which voted wet" says
the Northport News. This ID all non
sense. The people wanted the town
dry, and beat you honestly with
their votes, SO take your medicine.
gentlemen, without making a wry
face. Here In Northport We are all
like a happy family. What we want
Ia the open saloon. where we can
drop In ut the front do or and take
our drink whenever we feel like 1t,
open and above board, without max.
ing . sneak for 1t. We haven't
enough prohibitionists here to start
petition, therefore we are perfectly
satisfied to keep wet"
Grangeville Standard-News: The
spirit for boosting and its good ef-
fects was never better illustrated or
more In evidence than at the ban
quet Saturday night given to the
judges OF the supreme court. What
was said there and the spirit OF 10y
atty to Idaho and ones own locality
demonstrated by high public officers,
40 we'll al private citizens, Is one OF
the greatest pledges we can have for
the future OF Idaho. 1t did the PEG
pie OF Idaho good to know that there
are men whom the people can elect
to Office who remain just as loyal and
faithful to their old homes aud locall-
ties after election a. they were be-
fore. Il Ia also worth something to
see plain, everyday men who are hui
man and are In touch with their fell
low citizens holding the highest and
most responsible positions In the gift
Of the people OF great state, One
thing II very evident, and that Ii
that the supreme court of Idaho Is
composed OF men who are thoroughly
democratic In their habits and Gus
toms, and who are in thorough sym.
PATTY and In touch with the great
masses o. our people, They are not
OF the kid glove and lace stripe.
The optimist: On my word and
honor. ! hereby now declare that as
long as | am resident of this COM
munity, II viii be my constant aim to
boost all the time and every time. |
viii do what can for any public
work that has the good OF the com
munity as its object. l viii submit
and abide BY majority rule and viii
not knock and howl my head on II
things are not done my way. l will
take no radical or extreme position
on any question before the people
and win have due respect for the
opinions Of my friends and neigh bors
when their opinions are opposed to
mine, | viii always try to say some
thing good about my town and my
people. or IN keep my "hazoo" shut
and "cut It out" like q man. real
lsa that II this community Il good
enough to live In and make money In.
1t Is the proper place to spend my
money In. especially when | am pat
ronising legitimate industries. wiz
do all within my power 10 foster.
promote. build up and support every
legitimate industry or enterprise In
my home town.
Wallace Times: Compelled to
walk over hard roads for more than
q mile In order 10 reach = hotel after
an automobile In which they were re-
turning home broke down. was the
experience OF four prominent society
women Of Wallace recently. Mrs. J.
=. Clyde. Mrs. Sidney shonts. Mrs.
Stanley P. Fairweahtsr and Mrs. W.
y. Goddard. were the victims. The
four women, accompanied by Mrs.
George II. Boomer, had been attend.
Ing a party given by Mrs. Walter @ i.
CLARK at Kellogg. The trip to KEEL
logg was made without incident. Re-
turning. Mrs. Boomer. who Is sis.
ter-in-law OF Mrs. Clark. decided to
remain on . visit of day. Good time