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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Danoppistr

2onbbrugs6eportementet / Malb.
inaton bar netop ofientliggiort Ell
Cperiigt oper Sc 6remifribt, iom
9ampifibstraiifen poa bore ieil6ore
Slo6er 90 Sn6iiser bar siort | De
ii6ite 40 gtar % oe SuroeIe, iom
oisie bar irembu0t ober Sernbaner-
ne meo Senipn til biaie transport
al 9on6ets aornprooufter.
3 Speriigter aiOes en- Sorte9nelie
oper Sc forIfielise SorbeSringer,
iom er qiort oeS NnIpeeeIien al aa-
naler meQem Sc itore SnOiiser. Gen
aienneminitIiqe Gpboe Of oisie par
1871 IA SOB. / 1909 par 6en for.
saet til 81 SOB. Ge Gompfi6e. Tom
MI bpeges til 6rngt og Pasioaeriurt
poa bisie Siser, er oper Ter @nnge
ioa Itore iom DC, Ser tibIisere fitnOe
bennttes.
Sr%agtlafierne for Sr1rsporf ar
aornparer er megst lapere mi. emo
DC bar, ga ser pan Srirno Of aann.
Ierncs rinse 9pboe maatte benpttes
iaa meeet minSre Sfibe. @iernem.
fnitstarterne for sOebe fra Gbicaso
er ~iaaleoes M frnDt en- SierSebeI al,
hpaS Se par | Nnrene fra 1871 til
1875. 5raattnrterne pna Sernba-
nerne err piitnof ogiaa goaet neo
bisie iiSite 40 slnr. men life | iaa BE-
tpbeIia @rab iom Gdmpifibstnrterne
De er enSnu life aicnneminitIig oper
80 grocent lnpere, emo be par for 80
% 40 aar iiSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

antaees at bile bli Ell flor Rift ON
oisie Stceiale, iirr 90 bIauot BE
iterre Sr9laitftrmoer Sogbrugs-
eiere og 5smmerbonoIere
Hoget neiastigt OueriIag opcr
Irngoen al oct branOitoOeoe Ssm.
mer ioreIieser life, men 6oritmeiter
8reeIep er al ben NIening, at set pil
breie iig ON mango 9iaioner SOB.
Spor for nosle ina Tiger iioen
Sunoreber al MG1tO firmpebe paa
2ioet / Rsgen os 6Iommernc.. bar
Soritopienet I'M eft tort Nntal Eer.
Toner beifiGitiget meb at tarere %
fartlroge oe brarobcrieoc Sfog'
itrpfuiuaer.
Elere b~etpoeliae grbuo er nnerebe
mootoaet. Iigeiom Der er inolsbet Ell
Wpngoe Soreipsrg8Ier ON Tri'er pg
SiIfaar.
Sc anIeSninger. iom irembpoes I
6isie branoberiebe ggnc, omiottcr
oraftiif talt o1eiloaS Gbancer - ira
Soretogenoer, iom frpper tore aa'
pitaler og oreier iia ON en- 100 Wfil'
Iioner SOB, til Smaoporccaer, Der
fan mootes al minbre Sngbrugseiere
% Ssmmerbusaere, iom nprme't
tpnfer at beifi9itige ia meo Silpirf'
rinacn al Sernbarcipiuer. vi oct
al 9ronoen ifabebe Ssmnter er Der
meaet al set SIaes, iom ipecielt e8-
ner fla for iioitnepute gebrift.
Tor Sc itore SrGIuitiirmoer ! De
eItlioe Stater, Ser n1ercbe er be-
apnbt at sine gnben pon tine NOR.
prrenoe Observation-Disclosures tiIbn'
Ser Ser iig Der en- iortrinIig gnleo'
ming til at ifaffe Jig ct mt |irfe'
felt.
Weaet al set bran0ifabeoe Sem.
mer pil life funne iGIseS paa Grnrio
of, at set lager for afiibes og for
fiernt til meo Sorbel at fiiune traus'
eorteres, men Der firoes enorme
8pantiteter, iom err let tilgi9ngeligt
oa iom pil fnnne borttransporteres
meo flor Soroel, On Se rimeligpis oil
bli iolgt for Iriier. iom ulorig oitere
bill Eli tirblot.
Masien al BET Ietteit tiIgipngeliae
al Scmmeret er beliggenoe / @co-
ilaesoiItrifterne til fslgenbe lem itore
Slober = ct. Soc. og Occur S'sIe,
ne-Sloberne / observation-disclosures
Sbabo, Ct. HegtsiIoben / 2olobiitrif.
tet, SlotbenoiIoben / gIocffeet, Slot,
bead oa 2epiS & Glarf Sfogreier'
nerre / Wontona. og Glarfseloen
Cabinets eIerpationen / Iontn,n.
Oct onilaaes, al ser / ct. Soeflo
bens NeoNogsbiitrift iinoeS mir0i
900, 900 meo tilgiGngeIigt Ssm
mer al oct her ~onlban0leoe SlnaS
bporoi GO Irocent er Spioiuru %
De reference 40 Groeent en- 9Iunoiul
az 8ran, 99rfetrr, Gsofiru, Sem
locf oe GeSer. 9ette 0iitrift er iuO
belt / fem Garceler, al bolife 6e iirI
i~nbeboloer ca. 1O0,000,000 Soi
bper.
s Goeur 6'glercflooens Reoilo9s
biitrift oniIaoes BET brmOfnbeou
Ssmmcr til 35O,OO0,000 500, bpor
az 80 Grocert er Soioiuru og Re
item Gran % andre SrGiorter.
s ct. TegisfloOcns NeolagsSt
itrift onilaucs Wrnaoen al Oct til
oirnocIiqe b~ronoifnoeoe Semmcr ii
300, 100000 Too, bporoi fnnife cl
SreoieoeI beitoar al Snioiuru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Sra SoIfeteninoen.

SfsI9e o~fficieI ReooeIeTie fra Gen.
iusbureauet bar "Staalbpen" 9arp,
Snb., MI en- gefoItuing poa 16,.
s02. @arp, Ser ef anIaet at Staal.
t%riiiten, uor life inforporeret | 1900,
oa Den itoite 6oIfetpGing farbt steb.
Geniusoireftsren laSer fortiSen
anitiqe en- inbgnaenSe urber'sgeIfe
al De georagerier, iom iiaes at babe
finoet Steb oeo SoIfetplingen I
gperne Sort Smith, arf., og Greet
Sails, Ront.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Stnanierne.
Zen rationale Statsfasic bier ct
fort lluocrifnS ipr Sftpber.
Sam's sparcpoiitif

Smoo oInrinoelig Toroentnine no
bier Spaisret for Sftober Y'oaneo
ct llnSerifuS / Den isoernIe Stats'
faSie. Snotpgterne / Mooneben be-
lob iig ncmlig til S55.266,44t, me.
oens llbgiiterre oubroq iii $5S.560,.
1923, ioa Ser oItiaa opitob CT llnoer-
ituS poa S3,393, $50. Gette sinIot
for Sc oroinrre Sno. 90 llbbetaIin.
ger % meoinobefotteoe life llogii..
terne til BandmofanoIen. 6sieS
biSie til, tiger lluoerituobet til
So, 229,0t3, s @ooirtnins til OF.
tober aap September ct SperItuo
poo oper 81 100000.
Observation-Disclosures uoeicrbe ben
lite @opember noget oue $1,000
900 MOB $4,000, 900 Den lite Of
tober.
lloQifterne iii TonomafarnIen be.
lob fla / Sftober til 100000, iaa
Der / inSeoprenoe SiIfaIoor ialt er
uobetoIt $t3, 100000 iii SonoIar.
beioet iommenIignet meo en- SotoI.
uogift al $11 100000 i Den tiliuo.
renoe Sio flor.
Set err COG en- Spmuntring at oi.
Dc, at oct iorboanoenpPrenoe llnoer'
ifuo for De ierite fire Mtanneoer al
iubeoprcnoe SiifaIoor, nenlig ca.
$4,000 900 er betpbelig minore emo
/ oct tiIioarenoe Sibsrilm flor. ba
set nenlig anbrog I'll noget oper
$37,000,00 Wan pil | oenne ret
betpbeIige 6orifiel ie De beIoige Ge.
iuItoter al ben SparepoIitif, iom er
aoopteret / De forifieaise &egierings'
beportementer.
GipiIubgiitcrne | Sftobcr belsb fig
til 100000 mer emo / September,
oe i Neuter paa ben offentlige 8iGlo
ubbetales Der 100000.
Sraregnet ole ertraorbinpre lto-
glitter, iaaiom til Yonomofanalen %
&enter pao offertIig @iGlo, uogisr
llnoerifub0et for De isrite fire Wsoa.
neOer al inoepGrenbe Siifalanr $13,.
100000 MOB 23.000,000 for ct
aar iiben. $ @etrngtning al De
egenbe Snbtpgter, Der for inoeoG.
renbe aar aIlereoe beIsber iig til
/ 1926, 100000 err man / Sinansoe.
partementet iGroeIeS bel tilireos meO
oen iillaniiele Silitnno, i6et man
ioru6ier en- groouis Sorbebring al
Oenre / Ben reitereube Gel al aaret.
Observation-Disclosures Gbef isler
Jig nogenlunoe bis pnn, at Stotsfas'
len uoen @Gnifeligbeo pil flare iig,
inotil aongresieu iaumentrpoer.
Get opIpies ! oenne 6orbinoelie, al
ban life Dor ififtet Mtering nreb Sem
inn til SpsrgsmaaIet ON lt6Iteoelien
al 1onnmabonos, isr GirfuIations,
~ifotten efpnliiereS.
S Ssbet al Sftober Wooneo er
ser oprettct % me RntioraIbanfer
me6 en- SotnIfapital paa $500,
600. Ge Ieite al Dem pnr imaa Ban,
fer mco Gapitaler pao $4,000 eler
miuore. Zen ~nationole SeoSelcirfu,
lation anbroq Den lite 9ooember til
$724S74,30S, en- 6oregelie al ON,
trent 100000 ammenIignet mel
ioregooeroe WanneO. IeS Wuntfa.
briferne er Der / Waaneoens Sol
bIeoet prpget $i4.000,000 / iorifiel
Liae Wipntiorter, hernf $40, 0 900
@ulOmunier.
Zen fontarte geboIoninq / Stats
fosien u6giorOe Oen lite Rooem6e,
$1759,673, 952. en- 6orsgelie Of ca
GO nnn ono mz-= or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

Stpr &ift ON 9anSct pua 5latbcab.
Heierpatipncn.
Salrtge &ontefcr.

NuUllllStll u pSH S"lClNludSi'oS
Gel al Observation-Disclosures / @ton.
tona ionbt Steo Sirsbag BEN lite
Hcoember unoer flor SiIitrsmning
al 2anoissere, al boiIfe mango ban.
De itaoet belle ben foregaaenbe Scat /
Rpffe % Hab foron 9onofontoret.
Soert eneite brugbart Sefor-
bringsmiboel bar bleoet logt Seilag
paa. MosIe al Sanoisgerne bapoe
Ieiet Gampbaabe iaa lpnge iom TO
Tiger / 8orpeien for paa SIaget II
ON Hatten meb itsrit mulig Salt at
bringe Dem oper SIatbeaoiisen, fra
bpis @noepunft ct pentenoe @rtratog
fsrte benz Heiten al Heiien. Iuore
bapbe iifret Zig Iutomobiler, mems
after andre, Der life baobe iaa lang
Sci, itolebe paa fine gooe Seite og
tiblig ON Morgenen fom gaIoppe.
renoe ino til Snliipea / blot Sap.
riot. Geo SernbanetogeneS Infomit
itrsmmebe 2auois9erne bultertilbul'
fer no al Scgne % la paa Sprang
benimoo 2anbfontoret. 9ette Iia9er
ilere 9partaIer borte ira Stationcn,
iaa BET blep ct langt og anipenbenoe
&aplsb.
Soran 9anofontoret bar Ser mart
foriamIet en- Wasie Wenneifer, Der
bplgebe bio og oib iom ct oprsrt Sap.
SiltrpoS for sientagne Baaminbel-
Ter onL at De ingen Sorbel oiIoe baoe
at at ilaa Zig neb paa 2anbet Jar
Wionat BEN lite Nopember, bopbs
oaereoe Here Tiger for aabningsba'
gen en- W9nebe "Sooners" ipreot
fig iom Mprer ODER "9erg og 9oI"
% opilaaet fine SeIte / BET giemeb
at bare De fsrite til pao SIaaet IL
at funne etablere "GeIibence". On
ore, iom bar nter ioriiatise, eler ION
bar blepet feriinfeoe poa geien, bao'
De pentet til oct beitemte SIoffeilet
for iaa Tibet og ~tiIoogns / iuienbe
8arriere at fare afiteo til De 9anb.
itpffer, De pau 6orbaano babbe no,
feet fig, etablere "Reiibence" og lac
ofIteo igien, alt bpao Iemme % 81
funoe boloe til 2anofontoret / &aIi,
ipea.
af De ca. 1900 "Glaims" er oei
life en-, iom life bar flere emo er
9anbtager; / mango SiIiPIber e,
Ser ire og fire ON @ubet og man Ri
iaolebes f%oritaa, at oct ofte bar gaae.
bebt UNDER SfioIbene til, og at oel
uil bli mango 5Iofer at greie, fol
buer paa rettelig Woabe faor fit. De-
er alereoe anmel0t Sunoreber q
&onteiter.
8e gtpfommere, iom bar ppret lax
beloige at fire Jig ct Someiteao Der
er beloig itiQeoe ogiaa | ben Sen
ieenbe, at be life bIir nsot iii at neo
iGtte iig / ct ubefolfet gilbnis. 9e
iom peo cen %tibIioere ite6iunone SOB
trpfning baobe ppret iaa beIbigc a
fire iig ct Stpffe 9ano, bar oQereSI
bpgget iig 9oliger og llbbuie o. e
fortibeu / nils Sang me6 SsItplei
%ningen. Sra Soppen af oen Rpff
acknowledgements Seiber, Der / el
SalocirseI Omgiuer 8lat6eoo Safe
fan man oerfor iflie neo oper olereS
ganife tot befoIfeSe SettIemeutcr
Ser er alcreoe orgoniieret fem Sfo
le6iitritter / benne Gel al BEN ti6Ii
gere Snoianerreierpotiou og / 5
ber opisrte S~foIebuie err l1noerpis
ningcn aderebe / milo Sang.
Ger er osioa giort en- geapn6eIi
meo aulGggelien al aisreoeie / Den
ne Del al Reierpotionen efter Ruter
icm er a%pproberet al SnoreSeparte
mentet.
Npbpggerne tager ogiaa altered
aftiu Gel / oct politiife 9io, oa en- q
beres Miote err opitiQet iom reb,rbIi
fanif aanbioat ior Repr9ientant
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Derbiemmefra.
ScIegrafifr Gitcrretninssr ira &urss,
Sanmarf, Spcrigc % SinlauS.
Soemjfcrne % Spiferne.

Sra StocfboIm t~eIegraieres BEN
lite Hopember:
600 GisbmPno bar unbertegnet
Ell SenuenoeIie til Heaiertngen ON
life at ana me6 paa uogen 6oran.
bring | oeu mi eriiterenoe SanSels-
trnftot meo SpiflanS. 9ette 9ono
bar isat at %iornoa Sperige til at
neoiGtte SoIoeu pua tpife gorer, at
opbCoe Sfotten pna Sdn6elsreiienSe
% at ioron6re Den Sop, iom paabp.
DER, at ale garer. Tom forbanoles /
Speriae, Ifal oorc tpScIiat merfet
meo GugibeIie al oct Steo, bpor Se
or Iapet. Zen tpife Eresie bar | oct
ierere rot Speri9e / bsie Soner, oa
oct iniirueres mn | Soeriee. at bette
er feet blot for at paaoirfe SEN ipen.
lie &e1ierinq til at goa reo paa en-
Soranoring / SanoeIstraftaten mel.
lem De TO Gamble.
s &isbmPnoenes SenoenoeIie iii
Regierirgeu b9ooeS Set. at en- Reo-
iGtteIie al 5oIoer bill iGtte SpifIunS
iitono I'll at fperfe Den ioeuife SnSu.
e.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Sntct 9nnslcri.

Sra Stocfbolm teIegraferes ben
Bite Sftober:
Oct ioenife liberole ttngSomsporti
iamIebes ioog Der til tit fsrite 2dnos.
msoe unber 2eSelie af SormanSen,
Woior getterion. SsoerteIie. Or.
ganiiotionens Spgape err of iprebe
oenlotratiife Sheer, at bGpbe Retten
til fuIb gtrtnssfribeo. let absnns til
bsiere Gannelie for begse aisn, Iise
.borgerlise Rettigbeber for begge
aisn, Snoffr9nfring / g~ranbepn,s.
trofifen, goo SfoletmSerpisnina for
@asierne, of pirte for Srebsiasen,
for SoIfeperiion oa ~fprbebrebe 2ips.
piIfoar for arbeioere, i~aaIeSes at be
Iettes aogangen til at 6ft giere at
fine Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Kafarrb

Ter er en- al be met almiuoelise Sloeips,
oomme. bliper meget iorpRrrsee al bratte
;SoranoriRser i Seiret paa oenle AaEstio.
Beauno itrats SebaRolina nieo @ooo's Sar-
iduariaa, Der bepirier purtia o. pdris Sels
b~reeelIe. geane beremte NeoiciH bar mob
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
1896 @ionesbpre

ineen 10 War. Der beriier osns mrrsoprnise
gpne iil at renie % berise Slpeet. Set
beoiie al ale Slpolpseornnie.
1iroslalis hpoeHse sorm ener hespiaeebsesffsee
Tablets tIeRote ion Sarsatabs. 100 Tots u.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
DEATH OF ELMER DAKIN

Emer Dakin died this week at his
home on Sand Greek about nine miles
above Blackfoot. He had been for
many years the victim of a cancer on
the nose, and was living quite alone
when the death summons came. Some
one who went to the cabin found the
body lying by the bed, face downward
indicating that he was in the act of
dressing or undressing when the sum-
mons came and he fell dead.
1t was sad case the responsiveness
of the disease making it intolerable
for anyone to be his companion the
past few years.
The remains were brought to town
and will be inferred today.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

The second annual meeting of the
stock holders of the Gold Point Ex-
ploration G Extraction company was
held at the office of the company
in this city last Friday, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Alex Younie, presi-
dent; F. T. Halverson, vice presi-
dent; G. E. Campbell, secretary and
treasurer and S. V. Clevenger, gen.
eral manager. Aside from the cleo
tion of officers there was little other
business came before the meeting.
The meeting was very harmonious
throughout and was unanimously
agreed to rush the plant to compile
ton and operation as speedy as pos
sible.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
PROSECUTED FOR SELLING IN.
TOXICANTS

The following named persons have
been arraigned on the charge of vic.
lating the local option law, some OF
them being charged with selling whis-
key, others with selling wine and
some with selling the lighter drinks
containing very little alcohol, but yet
being a violation of the law.
Blackfoot-H. C. Dippel, Tom
Price, Buz Killion.
Shelley-Lafe Hampton.
Idaho Falls. E. Ledford, Jack
Nelson, Chas. Mclaughlin, Louis Elg,
Emil Carlson, VIM. Frampton Chas.
Brombett.
Elva-Chas. Calvert.
The cases were set for trial for the
18th but the state chemist can not be
present at that time to report upon
his analyses and this wild delay the
hearings.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
BEST ON THE MARKET

Garnett, Kan, July Is, 1910
Peerless Steam Washer Co.,
N. Chicago, Ill.
Gentlemen: Il
l can recommend the Peerless
Steam Washer, in my Judgment, as
the best washer ON the market. 1t
does the work quick and good.
We have one and are more than
pleased.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. w. HUNLEY,
Cashier Nat. Bank of Commerce.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
FORTY EIGHT STREET

A plat of the Parson addition was
introduced for acceptance as a part
OF the city and after some discus
sion it was laid over for a week on
account of the street being only 4S
feet wide.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
TO ASSASSINATE GOVERNOR
BRADY

People at Meridian, Idaho, found
dynamite placed under the corner of
the building in which reception was
held for Governor Brady last Satur-
day evening. He stood for some time
within three feet of the explosive, but
no clue has been found as to the per-
sons who put it there or their inten-
tions.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15

Continued on page S)
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
LAND SALE AT MACKAY

Commissioner Geo. A. Day held
land sale at Mackay Tuesday at
which some school lands were sold
to some local people, the following
named persons being the purchasers.
]. e. Lane, Geo. MCGOWAN, Stacey
G Chancey, Mr.. Swanger, Mr.. vaught
Mrs. c. w. Morrison, Mrs. Mary Bax-
ter, Roy Chivers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
CHIEF OF POLICE LEAVES

Chief of Police Hilliard has been
granted elave of absence for two
weeks and he will spend the time at
his ranch at Island Park. While
there he will try to ascertain the ex-
act location of Ft. Henry.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
VALUES 1T HIGHLY

Bolckow, Mo-, July Z, 1910.
Peerless Steam Washer Co.,
N. Chicago, Ill.
Gentlemen:
l have used one Of your washets
for some time. I have always dread.
ed wash day as we have nine In the
family, but with the Peerless I can
do it in two hours and without nine
tenths Of the labor that ever did be-
fore.
/ would not take 100000 for mine
If | could not get another.
Yours truly,
MRS. o. P. M. ROLAND.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
THE CITY BUSINESS

The minutes were read and ap'
proved, after which report was call.
ed for from the finance committee
showing the financial condition OF
the municipal government so the
tax levy can be properly made. The
report was not ready and the COM
mittee was given until Monday to re-
port to the city attorney.
Councilman Bond reported that the
protests against the pavements on
Alice street had been withdrawn.
FORTY EIGHT STREET
A plat of the Parson addition was
introduced for acceptance as a part
of the city and after some discus
sion 1t was laid over for week on
account of the street being only 48
feet wide.
The Miners Ditch
The matter of laying tiling at the
corner of D. w. Standrods residence
lots on Shilling avenue to conduct the
waters of the Miners ditch short
distance was discussed and was left
in the hands of the committee.
vACATING GRANT STREET
The Western Milling & Elevator
company asked that a triangular
piece of ground known as Grant
street be vacated as street SO they
could build shed on it and the
council ordered it done.
Hunters Row of Trees
Jas. Hunter CALLED attention Of
the council to an unfinished piece of
cement work that has for six weeks
prevented him from watering his
trees. 1t was referred to the street
and alley committee with power to
act.
The Cemetery
Three receipts were shown cover
ing purchases of cemetery lots for
which no deeds have been issued.
Deeds were ordered issued.
Leave Of Absence
A two weeks leave of absence was
granted to Chief OF Police c. F. Hill
Hard, and Jno. D. Kent was selected
to act in his stead.
Wants Fruit Stand
Mr.. Buchanan asked permission to
operate a fruit stand at the site of
the old well opposite the depot, but
the council voted it down.
Building Permits
A. Kundert,- concrete dwelling
28x30 feet, one story.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
DEATH OF MRS. RAYMOND

Mrs. Jas. Raymond of Arco died
at Salt Lake City last Tuesday and
the remains were brought to Arco
for interment. Mr.. Raymond was
with her and passed through Black
foot Thursday morning on his sad
trip.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
EXCURSION TO PORTLAND

July 18th and 18th
Via the Oreab Short Line. Limit
July S1st. Fee o. s. L. agents for
rates and fytther particulars. Al
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-07-15
AUTO RACES AT BOISE

The Intermountain Motor Racing
association will hold big racing
event at Boise on Wednesday after
noon August 3rd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-21

The speaker does now believe. and al
ways has believed. that this is a gov
ernmenr through parties, and that par
ties can act only through majorities.
The speaker has always believed in and
bowed to the will of the majority in
convention. in caucus and in the legis-
lative hall, and today profoundly be-
Heves that to act otherwise is to disor-
ganize parties. is to prevent coherent
action in any legislative body, is to
make impossible the reflection of the
wishes of the people in statutes and in
laws.
The speaker has always held, that,
under the constitution, it is a question
of highest privilege for an actual ma
jority of the house at any time to
choose a new speaker. and again noti-
fies the house that the speaker will at
this moment. or any other time while
he remains speaker, entertain, in con-
formity with the highest constitutional
privilege, a motion by any member to
vacate the office of the speakership and
choose a new speaker. and under exist
ing conditions would welcome such ac-
tiCn upon the cart of the actual ma
jority of the house. so that power and
responsibility may rest with the Demo-
cratic and insurgent members who, by
the last vote, evidently Constitute ma
jority of this house. The chair is now
ready to entertain such motion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-21
STRIKE WILL GO ON.
All Efforts at Settlements in PhiIadel-
phia Have Failed.

Philadelphia, March 21.-Although
| Mayor Reyburn yesterday added his
efforts to those of the other influential
politicians who have been striving for
settlement of the street car strike,
the men are still holding out for
terms, which include the recognition
by the company of only one grievance
committee. 1t was this demand that
caused a deadlock between the COM
pany and the men before the strike
was declared more than four weeks
ago.
The committee of ten having the
general strike in charge today issued
statement that the situation as far
as it was concerned was unchanged
and that the battle was still on. w.
D. Mahon. president of the Amalga-
mated association of street and cleo
trical railway employees returned at
daybreak from a final conference in
Senator Penrose's office, where he
had gone to inform the senator that
the local executive committee of the
striking street car men had voted
against accepting the latest proposal
made by the company. This proposal
was that the men could return with
the exception of 174 men whom the
company locked out on the 18th of
February for their activity in the I'M
ion, that the other men returning to
work would not be granted their old
places, but would be paid two dollars
day until such time as they could
receive runs that would pay them
that amount, this provision, however
taking from the men their rights of
seniOritV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-21
LOW POINTS THE WAY.
Republican Safety Lies in Recognition
of Hughes Policies

New York. March 21.-An immedi-
ate recognition by the New York
state legislature of the Hughes policies
and of Governor Hughes as the party
standard bearer. together with fear
less investigation and complete unveil-
ing of all past legislative corruption. is
the only avenue Of hope for the Re-
publican party in New York state, ac-
cording to a long statement today
made by Seth Low, ex-mayor of New
York city.
The statement says in part:
THE unreasoning hostility of the
campaign to Governor Hughes is not
only injuring the party in the state,
but throughout the United States for
little as the organization in the state
or New York may be able to appre-
c1ate it, Governor Hughes outside of
the state is tremendous asset.
There must be an investigation in
regard to legislative corruption to fol-
low the completion of the trial of
Senator Aids. 1t is perfectly clear
that the parry ought to show itself
willing fearlessly to unveil any corrup-
ton that may have existed in the re-
cent past even if some of it's own MEM
bers may have been involved"