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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
SOUTHWESTERN
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Sortegnelie oper DC 9ele al 2ugerct,
iom 81 tilbnge forbol0spiS nlfa0t, %
Iaa ifal Der pi0ere goreS Spcrllng
oucr, bpaO set bill foite at IGtte 8pg=
nillgen og Wfoitinerne / StanO. Der
iont SfnOen paa 2ugeret oa fOntlltcr
Oh til eQcr oberItiger Isiuruncellnt=
men 0erpua, iua er glSiura1ceI elifo=
berlle pillige til at 1t0betale ben ful=
be Nsiurnncei um. 2igelau, ON Sfa=
ben pua Mfaifinerne % 8%pgningeu,
cuer bpa0 BET foiter at iitan0lGtte Dis
lie, naar op til NlslurnnceIummen pnd
Dem, ioa 6etuler Sc sen fuIoe Sum,
Oilers bpn0 SltonOiGttelien foiter.
0ette CT ult, buaO hi / Dag fol
meO0ele. Oct bill rimeligDiS tage Ell
2 a 3 Tiger, for mult 1laar at faa BET
obenfor nGpnte lt0fprt, laa Ser fan
tages Sfpn oper Den pirfeligc Sfnbe
eQcr set liOte Cab % foa 9feOe pua,
SpaO ri foor / SfaOe5erltotning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
3. g. 9. So Toriifrius.

Siocn pi me00elte ON bort 6or=
~ings6uics Brand, bar flere Ipurgt ON
Isiurmnccn cller 6oriifringell imo0
8rano. 81 err mi / Stan0 til at mco6e=
le Hot nGrntere 0erom eno iioit.
A5iurnnceiu mmen pau 8Dgning,
0tnifineri % &arelnger tiliammen
er $22,0 900. 6sren0 man iammenlig-
ner 0enne Gum me0 SSorretningens
SGroier, mao mun erill0re, at Der er
GGroier, iom @rnnoen life fan rg-
re, ianleoes GrrnoeiclloommerL ltoe-
itnnenoe GilgoOebnpenoe NJ. NJ.
9e Observation-Disclosures, iom SUI
fet bar foriifret j. er aleiammen TO-
Iioe % anInarli9e. De bar gfepre-
%Icrltnnter Der / Sirsoags og iaa puo
&uinere. Men Be ororeoe blot, at alt
ifuIOe rDo6es op, Der ifuI6e gsres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Ut tDeegset Gaaben.

Oct er bel mere eQer min0re almir=
oelig fenot, at Spiferne iom Natio1l
betragtet er bltnbne AT gLlfobolsDie-
belen. Oct Gr oerfor Ell ganife mo-
tl1rlig 6plge, at Sc MO itiQe Jig / BEN
4gitotions Miote, iom al al Mogt %
bogitopelig tolt beO oQe MiOler moo
arbeiOer Trobibitions6epegelien
Der er iogt, at 9lfboIosfolfet itun=
Bonn bellptter Jig al pr6pleOe Irglt=
melter UNDER 0ere5 ibGroige &arnp
for &usoriffenes Nfitoffelie. San
bore. Men Sen iarnrte Mnfe bill og
iful rnmme be oriffcnbe ielp, bpob
%piItnof for oct fife forlto inotogne
Sino Oil inOlpie at fglgenoe.
Spife N(oiler CAT nGrpprenoe SLABS
&lasie) gennembegler ioeligen Sen
monltreie @%enitiling, at bpis obio-
fit og olminOelig Brobibition gent
nemferes as 9obens Sci, bill laa %
ioa mango MiQioners &9ro al Geo=
ifaber og Wateriale blipe itiuet i
lluirfiombeo og raaone ben - altlao
0anne ct rent Sab for @ierne; iaa og
iaa mango Suiinoer AT 8Grtsbusbol-
Dere bill 6efi1be fig uOen grboerb og
6lottet for GfiiitentSmioler - oltioo
fomme' paa bar @offe.
Men ct Sopeobepis er mi for gart-
ife nplig ipiGet 0rifferne / Soanb,
iOet Ell MeOeier al ct 8rpggeri / en-
%t5isconiinif STAB bar %aflipet Jig ielp,
6repet til oenne gpielige San0ling /
ben Sro, at Sorbuoslobforilage bill
Sc ieire, og ban iaaleOes blipe benpiit
til at iege en- onoen 2epeoei.
Storartetl Ser far 2lpennerne
Iigefrem ct Selpmorb at ifpoe gf=
bolbsfolfet / Sfoene.
Wen lao % mi engaltg TEL San
eet iaaoant Silfeloe, fan ii, ia fan
b~un6reoe, fan tuiinoe - beie op moo
be utoQige Mor0, Selpmoro, &op og
Ran og @olosbon6linger, fom / lige,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
9Suittt8minifteren5 YoIitif-

,Stitit5miniitcr @icferiBarn, Ser
forlc0et por 9Gre5gUit peo en- Gin
ner, iom proftilcren0c Sa8f9rcr /
9tcp gorf gop, falt0t BET %noOpenOi4t
at nto0iiQe Ell life ringerc Hcrion emo
&oicp6 $. G6oate, iom prGli0crc0c.
Or. G6oute bemurfc0e, at Ntr. @ic-
fcrIbum 6op0e cit Nnleoning til at
6lipc y&ouititttionclt5 @enoprctter"
81 mes lttpetp0iq @entgOniltg til
81 oo.icDeIt5 Administration tal-
tie Fan nm 6or6olo, / bpilfe rHctFGr-
Oiq6c0ct3 @anfobupeIic 1jor0cs mar
ogtig % lotterlig."
@}r. @icferi6am ioQoe ncget be-
%teg1lc1oc: u&i bar / ben icncre 9i0
ira &epruieutonter for pisie al &oll-
BETS Iprretnmg9interc5ie ofte bort
lt0ruo6 iom: 500 o5 i'd 6reO!"
rNgr b iffe!~ 6reOc1S &ri5 er Sp-
0ig6e0 into0 2npcne; Sc, iom Grligt
proper at operbolOe 2oDcHe, bcboDer
fife at frpgte for 6orfplgelie.4
Soneu / Wfr. @icferibom5 Gale
bar belt igennem flor % belte1nt
@an i10r6mmeOc, at Der bar 6egpnOt
6orfeIgeIier, ion1 fife bar tilitreffe-
Zig itotte0e al @epiier til at fortiGttC
Dem. We0enS ban life pil0e betGnfC
Zig pou at la0e ilige Sager ful0c.
iou pilOe ser itgcn SIuppelie blipe
l2opene3 fruftiqe 8emlemfgrelie. Ner
foregoaenoe Administration bob0(
aataan 59111- nar a afianaiAin
ior at rGfte neutrality-suspicious. Bez
pi0ltbeo ON &openeS &rap, % Da
iaa0un 8epi0Itbe0 iii par bleDen eta=
bleret, flrlt0e Sen nprpprellOe @Omi=
niitration bDgge bioere poo Sen lag
te 8r1tnObol0.
Der bar a%u6enbart intet, / 6paO
Wttnilteren iagOe, til at opmuntre
2opopertrGoere pao Sen It6rre 6or=
retnings Smraaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Sm at gipe IienSe.
Of g. g. Big.

I. Oct er Ell befen0t Sag, at Ii
enoelt, Set at gipe Sien0e, bar ipillet
Ell rtcget tor 9iolIe / 0ell religieie
&eroen bau0e / gnntle % nDe Gage,
at Der CT fort mango % lollge 6or=
bon0linger a1ganet0e ben Sag, fife
ne0 Orb nlene, nlC1 ogidn nIeo 2an=
ie % SpGr0. % inOtil 0elmc DAG CT
Der forife4ige Weningcr OH. at gipe
SiellOe, iOet nogle mellcr, at Set er
noget tort, me0cltS an0re onlcr Set
for en- Slnaating. Sg begge Barter
bar Diitl1of Get; Bet fommer fin oil
poa BET rette Spnspunft % nn0re
GmltGnOigbeOer.
?. st life ltbigtigt &npitel / Sir
fcns, iGrlig GopefirfenS Grun0-
lpggelie5biItorie bonoler ON Sien=
0e, Oens 8egre6, 8eltemmelle %
O0clie. % / De proteltantiife Strife
iantfultb, iom bor taget Slrb efter
Topefirfen, bar Sienoen inotil I'LL
ipiIlet Ell meget pigtig Aolle. Gette
fen0er man noget til. Wfarr peo maa-
fife ogiaa, at Ell Del minbre proteltan=
tiife Sefter, Iom t, Gfs. Srpingia-
ller, 9lOpentiIter, Wormoner 0. a.
far logt life iaa liot &Ggt poa Sier-
Sen. 90 life ioa iiGloen fommer
Eonfen ON Sienoe frem ogioo iblonOt
%.
Set enc neo set oltOet g6r, at mar
flutoe bane 2pit til at granite oenne
Sag liot nermere. S Set falgenoe
ifulbe bette forieges.
8. Seq ifol gaa frem / Ben Sroen,
at ieg FILTER og i6ger at belpare nog=
Re SpsrgsmaaI angaaenoe oenne
Sag. Mit fSrite SpSrgsmaal lfal
ga bore:
/. Sar Sien0en bibeIif|
s lemmel?
81 NJ. Seq gaor no fra, at Slen=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Gen iioite 9lpril par Golifornios
&oiinOog, builfen Dag cltrepennnte
6nliforniere baaber ifal blipc II Sea-
tionoloog. st mart Soframento Sir
ma bupoe ororet 3 Sernbanepognloo-
niIgcr al &oiiner, iom oct iolgte
for Den iintple @ris al 5 Geuts pr.
Satfe. glf Notriotisnle tienes Ser -
ifslge 6oriifrnng - ielpfplgelig life
Ell reo Sent paa @iitoriell.
On MtGngOc &itteratur uoiprebes
j boilfen scr bIonot o1Oet fortpQes,
at Der er mere NGring / Ell eneIte
Eoiin, emo Der er / Ell bel Slot Stroe
eIler iaa0nlt noget / Sen &etning.
Bnnife pit bar man bert noget lig=
nen0e for, ian BET er mooife Oerfor,
at man bliper ell Smtle ifeptiif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

lanqtfra er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ignes at blipe lterfere pg 1terfere-
lelo en- lang Tt0 efter bans 0pb.
1885 OBbe ban paa 6reoerifs
6oipital fun AZ Nar 9ammel.
g. So 8etpbning fpr banIf
Nanoslio bar peret i Itabig 6tigen
lige lioen bans 0gb. Oct er bog life
ale Dg enbper gioet at ipringe lige
inb e. 9.s 9anfegan9, og berfDr
er BET beller life uben @runo, naar
g. 6. b%enpenoer Jig til ben enfelte y
eller til lin u2eler."
Den lubjeftipe interchangeable i
SrOen paa SUB bar BET, iDn 81.
6. after % after betDnebe, berfpr
par etbpert Wennelfe benoilt til
fig lelo O9 lit @uOsfOrbolb.
SamfunOets 8etpOning for ben
eufelte" bar ban berimo0 intet Iie
fOr, t0et ban mener, at man 1taar
6are for at mite bet perIpnlige g(n=
lpar for Cub, nanr Samfunosfplel=
len bliper ltRrfere eno ben inDioi=
buelle.
W}an9e Dar bet, iUm bleo oeffet
at ben alDDrli9e 8DD5prebifen, an
0re tug berintDb 6DragelIe, men
Bet fun0e 10 be1er life oere un0er-
lebes. 9priQtige Siele meo 1pa9e
@DoeDer blep rent fDroirret %
pi05te bDerfen IT'D euer IND, % iaa=
ban er bet piit en0nu-men man
Bps Itabig buife paa, at g. 6. talte
til ben enfelte.'
QrDf. Ga8mus @ieGen blep pQQ=
birfet en- gam lie lerllg @rab al
g. &.s 89rfer, D9 ban bleU Ell
ltDr 6Dr1uarer lOr SierfegaarbS
Sheer, font s. llet life oannebe Ell
SfDle, JPN bet 10 eaers plejer Al
oere 3ilfeloe meD @ereren al et
MT 2ius1pn.
@eprg &ranbes lfal ID pert
paapirfet af g, G.s Sfrifter, DOC
trOr je9, at 6. pilbe betaffe fig fD1
llige naturaliitilfe Gilciple, 6eriDm
ban MI baube ct Orb me0 / 2aget
6pab M3enb, lDm @re1terne: 8ilt
Beef, 5cbacf, 6enrp Using, of
9ficarO .. q. bar bDitet ND at 8ier-
fe9aarbS &erfer. er en6nu pan5fe=
li9t at afgpre, men at Be ifatte0e
bet &ierfegaar0ite 9(rbeibe t beoei
Dper al 9otpl.
Snbre Wft8itDns fremifubte Still
ting blenme t Danmarf ifploes
m%aafe-nnar alt fDmmer til att-
SBren a~ierfe9aarD. Sans 8p9el
leteac-lt at 9nltnoer, % fprlt MI
be ienere Qar lgnes Ser, r
Be uglaa timber Sci IND til bet en-
9ellfe 6Olf. Den a~nipOren0e Snb=
flgOelie, Be bar baft paa banif
Nanbilio, BIZ maalfe funne ooer=
fpres paa ben enfelte" blan0t bette
itDre 6Dlf Og Derpeb DperfBre5 paa
De mango. sizes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Gn af %rofe5iorerne peO SObn
@opfins llltiperiitet benGgter, at ban
piI iignnliiere til Mars fra Seros,
og oct ifent pisie 6olf Oerneoe er pill
Zig til at ifoffe $4,000 til Seie for
Sorieget. 9ette bier ga, at 8rofesio-
rem er / 8eiioDelie al lnegen Selp6e=
berifelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

S 6en1c ll9e fan 6orrctllingen if
fe nan at faa mere enO ct firciioct
@Ioo no. S npite ll9e boo6er ui iif-
fcrt at fltnne uOienOe n9mnifcren"
meO s SiOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

5 Spffct I'll 2pIpsnina" forlc-
Sen bar ser eli Sptlting, ION iful0e
bope lpot iaalc0e$: u@elt meO Sen
oaglige Gilegnelic al Oenne @oOc er
Set rigtignof Ell anoeu Sag"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

) Nmlconing af @ciret bcmarfer
Ell aollega uloer 8. 9}oi, at meoen5
set ct goot at bol0e poo Sc ltlOne lin
0erfGGoer, bar set fife ioa gait at
bube Sfejtcrne, 6por Sc fam faos
lloen tort 9eipur e1er 8iOsipiloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

g2aar QpIerue hfnppn6er fla til IoIf, Der
aperterer / Plobet. snter tor at f@be hos hem
euer For at Fau Cptn8nino on Set nperterebe,
be6es Te oltin omtnte. at &c Inu NpertisIez
rnentet / bette Slab. Oct pi( pore til qetr
fbie Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Solf buroe bore tafuemmelig for en-
ioa forboIospis biIlig 5ultat, noar
oct blot pil buife pna, at ben a%fiatte
Sultan tog elepe al be umgeite %
imuffeite @oremSfpinoer nte0 Jig /
S%angenifobet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

& SiFeIbe al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peb
MobtooeI5en behes man flooe til het ~ItefIioe
goHpqien. @frr6e bet fife birIbe, behrs
mon benuenbe fla til uQorifSren"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Entered at Blair P%ostOfice as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

0cn me suItaH af TDrfiet 6arfun
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

As to circulation. the Boise Citizen
compares favorably with any weekly
newspaper in the state. The paper has
a good circulation in Boise, in every pre-
cinct of Ada county and faircirculation
in every county in the state. But, with
an increasing demand for advertising
space, ii becomes necessary for us to
enlarge the paper to at least six pages
and at the same time we propose adding
from 1000 to 1000 to our already large
circulation This newspaper has ever
been ready to assist any worthy enter
prise within its jurisdiction, having at
all times stood for the best interests OF
the people regardless of consequences. In
this work OF extension we solicit your
patronage and cooperation
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The new movement for the regulation
of the liquor traffic in the city OF New
York proposes that licenses shall be
limited to one for each one thousand
inhabitants and that license to sell liq-
uors on Sunday shall be granted at an
extra expense of 25 per cent, and that
places obtaining the Sunday licences
shall be opened only between the hours
of one o'clock p. m. and II O'Clock p m.
DR.. Peters, a pastor Of one Of the Epis-
copal churches, is president of the So
ciety that is back of these propositions.
He states that the Sunday closing law
is generally violated and that the new
system will limit the drinking places open
on that day and that they will aid in en-
forcing the law against the opening OF
the other resorts.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Philadelphia Record The tariff tax
on refined sugar is prohibitory- So
little is brought into the country that
the resulting revenue is a negligible item
But this tax enables the Sugar trust to
add cents a pound to the price of re-
fined sugar The consumption of sugar
last year in the United States was nearly
6,40O, 100000 pounds-showing per cap
ita use of eighty-two pounds-Ss Tor the
average family The tax on raw sugar
contributes heavily to the revenue; but
the tax on refined goes 10 swell the
profits of the trust Why should the
prohibitory tax on refined be maintained
since the sole object thereby attained
is TO fleece the people and feather the
nest of an insolent, thieving, unscrupu-
lous monopoly?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The Denver News in speaking Of the
declaration of Rabbi Hirsch, of Chicago,
that the Russian Jew IS not wanted
in American but that Russia should be
forced to treat the race fairly, pays this
tribute TO the Jewish character:
Personally. we have never been Wild
ly alarmed over the immigration Of the
Russian Jews The Jewish race in gen
eral is too capable a breed for US to
mourn its coming, even when II comes in
somewhat unlovely guise A couple Of
generations will smooth down the boards
and brighten up the clothing OF these
newest citizens; and right today they
have virtues worth emulating They
have courage. endurance, industry and
patience almost too great for words.
They are frugal and ambitious They
are intensely loyal to the land which
has given them an asylum. Their faults
are the faults ground into them BY gen
erations of savage intolerance; their
virtues are their own They are pretty
good material for citizenship. Time, the
trade union and the public school will
work them into pretty fair civic furni-
ture.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Il am going home. Your civilization
has done nothing but harm for me and
my people, wrote Meme. the Eskimo
boy. brought to this country several
years ago BY Commander Peary. Meme
vac homesick and disguised with the
life he was forced to live, and his bitter
remarks will no doubt awaken a tender
sentiment OF sympathy among other
semi-civilized aliens who have been lured
away from the happiness enjoyed in
their natural habitat Afar in the frozen
north. Meme never witnessed such ms
cry and suffering as are ever in evil
dence in New York's East Side. and not
all of the glamor Of riches. culture and
learning that places high light on
our boasted civilization brings with it
for the savage the pleasures that he can
ind at home, That magical word home
seems to have about the same meaning
in all languages, and there are thousands
OF people who were not reared among
icebergs OF with Indians who will sin
cerely hope that Meme viii ge! safely
back to his old home and soon forget
all about this cruel American world.
which in many respects is much colder
than the icebergs for which he longs.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Cleveland Leader 1t is the common
est delusion OF voters to imagine that
they have no interest in taxation because
they have no property on the tax dupi-
cate. They do not understand that they
would be able to obtain cheaper rent,
cheaper clothing, cheaper food if the
burdens OF government were not so
heavy Long ago cynical French
statesman defined the science of taxation
as the art of obtaining the largest posi-
bic quantity of feathers with the least
possible squakihg of the geese. The rule
still holds, especially in respect to the
millions who pay taxes without knowing
it They are the main dependence Of
the tax wasters everywhere.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Medford (Ore) Tribune The ideal
home and the ideal life is that of the
small orchardist-the man who makes a
good living and little more, is his
own boss, free and independent, with
opportunity for fullest development, Iv-
ing his life in Gods pure sunshine. The
big orchard is doomed the small or
chard is the orchard Of the future The
care, the intelligence, the work needed
for the perfect orchard must be con-
centrated on a small area to produce the
best results Each large orchard should
be cut into many small ones, each sup
porting a family.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

A recent writer bemoans the passing
of Sassafras tea The tea has gone
with all other Spring medicines The in
vitation Of the season is to come out
doors and to live in the fresh air and this
the people are doing more and more
There is no necessity for Spring all
ments To prevent them get out Of the
house and stay out This is better than
the old-fashioned Sassafras tea, or doc
tors bills or the illnesses that have been
attributed TO the season
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Cipriano Castro. under the laws OF
Venezuela, is the rightful president OF
that country if he returns and under
takes to assume the duties OF the posi-
ton. The Venezuelan constitution pre-
scribes that a president may designate
an occupant of the executive chair to
hold the Office while the president IS
absent or incapacitated. 1t would seem
that the United States is in mighty
small business in taking part in the ex-
clusion of Castro, and the only presump-
ton is that our government IS acting
at the dictates of the asphalt trust, which
has been such bitter foe to Castro
over the Trinidad asphalt concessions.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The trouble with statistics that show
the increase in the length of human
life, the decrease in the sizes OF families
and other interesting problems in the
last hundred years is that the present
system of gathering facts is far superior
to those formerly pursued and therefore
the basic figures of hundred years ago
may not be as accurate as they should
be, which would break the harmony of
all comparisons.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

A New England life insurance com
pany now makes it incumbent upon
policy holders TO report once in each
FIVE years to one of the company's physi-
clans in order to stand re-examination,
so that the insured may be informed Of
any incipient diesease and thus take pre-
cautions TO prolong his own life. This
is a sensible step and in line with the
current endeavor to prolong human life
by removing preventible causes.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
IS to be known as the Ivory City" all
Of the buildings being painted or con-
structed of brick of that color 1t is
claimed the color will be more restful to
the eys than the pure white that char
acterized the great Chicago exposition.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The appointment of Hon. Frank B.
Kinyon as city attorney is q most excell-
ent one. Mr.. Kinyon is lawyer of es-
tablished reputation and is tireless
worker and will give the city honest and
trustworthy service As a small token
of esteem to a staunch Democrat the
selection will be universally commended
BY members of the party.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

OF course it was a foregone conclu-
sion that Mayor Pence would reap
point the sterling old pioneer Democrat,
George Gumbert, as weigh-master. The
only regret The Citizen has is that the
place is not twice as remunerative, for
Uncle George certainly deserves the best
in the larder.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Former Vice-President Fairbanks.
proposed tour of the world will not
bring him into proximity at any time
with one Theodore Roosevelt Each
agrees that the world is large enough
for two.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Dick Croker, after visit to the White
House, announces that President Taft
viii make good. The people would be
better pleased if the endorsement came
from some other source Croker GER
tainly made good" in his own interest
and ii is to be hoped that this is not
the criterion by which he judges the
president
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The Booster Club has elected Corlis
Miles as secretary. Mr.. Miles was at
one time a reporter on the Statesman
and should be well-qualihed to fill the
position The Club is outlining a splen-
did plan of campaign in behalf Of Boise.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The council made no mistake in the
appointments at its disposal Mrs. Saw
idge has proven to be a most excellent
city clerk, and Hon. Willard White IS
well qualified for any public position
and should make good as city magis-
trate, and his appointment is gratifying
to host of friends, Democrats as well
as Republicans extending genuine con-
gratulations
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

DR.. VIM F. Smith, the new city
physician, named by Mayor Pence, is
one of the best known members of the
profession in the state of Idaho. Mayor
Pence was exceedingly fortunate in the
selection as DR.. Smith is especially fitted
for the place.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Senator Borah is in favor of an in
come tax. The time was when the Dem
ocrats put such a demand into their
platform in 1896 and were roundly
abused for criticising the supreme court
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Recognition to faithful party worker
and a deserving citizen and represen-
tative of labor unionism came TO NJ S.
Parker in his appointment by Mayor
Pence as health officer Such appoint
ments as this will insure successful
administration
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Treachery and ingratitude are basest
of human attributes If leading coun-
ty official has an migrate in his Office he
has no one to blame but himself His
friends advised him or attempted to do
so as to what would be the outcome
of such appointments.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Roosevelt is having a hard time to
make that French reporter stay mem
Der of the Annanias club. The latter
does not recognize the honor or humor
that attaches to Roosevelt's decoration.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

The protective tariff is now so high as
to be prohibitive in many respects and
the government is short of the neces-
sary revenue to cover expenses. 1t is
evident that an income tax must be re-
sorted to or else the tariff placed on a
revenue paving basis.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Chicago Record Herald There prob
ably never will come time when it
will be possible to convince a man who
owns six or seven sheep that it would be
possible to reduce the tariff on wool
without shattering the bulwarks OF the
republic.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

Pittsburg was greatly excited over an
April fool joke of one of the news
papers, which published fake dispatches
that San Francisco had been destroyed
BY japanese warships and that great
aerial monsters were flying over the
Rocky mountains hurling death and de-
struction. One policeman commenced to
organize a company Of volunteers,