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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

Miss Genie Bell Miss Jessie Handy, Miss
Edith Handy, Miss Doris Moughon and
others.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

burst of futile anger on the part of Mr..
Knox-recognizable even If hidden behind
an inspired utterance-comes the official
statement that the state department, I'M
able to get full Information from the vice
consul at Managua, is hurrying the regu-
lar consul back to his post Here is JUS
LITIGATION of one of the criticisms the
diplomatists have thrown at Mr. Knox 9
head-that he reaches his conclusions and
frames his actions first, and gets his in
formation afterward
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

1t is often remarked here that if Mr.
Knox were wise he would simply claim
the credit of having rid Nicaragua Of
Aelaya and let 1t go at that, without
this persistent buster about extradition
and punishment But the secretary is
80 much provoked because Mexico took
Zelaya home with her and put anothe :
friend of Mexico Madriz, in his place.
that he appears to have lost his sense
of proportions Creel goes home in tri-
umph, and the state department con
tinues to contribute TO the gayety OF the
assembled representatives of the nations
at this capital.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

The wedding will be celebrated at Ho-
gansville at the home of the bride and
will be brilliant event with many
guests from the various southern cities
in attendance
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

There is serious side 10 this. too.
Mr.. Knox is reluctant to drop his favor
lite scheme of fosting Estrada upon Mic
aragua as president. Abundant testimony
is at hand to the effect that DR. Madriz
is much the superior of Estrada. He is
scholar, man of character and nf
record, and not mere adventurer He
has been regularly chosen by the Near
aguan congress. He is trying his pest
to secure peace and order. 1t is known
mere that but for the encouragement
secretly given him by the American state
department Estrada would have Welded
long ago and peace would now prevail
Nicaragua needs peace and a chance
TO recover from the distractions OF re-
cent months.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

The fact is, however. that Mr.. Knox
finding himself "in bad" and in danger
of being made ridiculous and having a
good snub to boot himself asked the
Brazilian minister of foreign affairs to
come to the rescue and save Mr.. Knox's
face" De Branco responded Knox came
down from his high horse. The demand
for cash deposit was withdrawn. The
ultimatum was no more heard of. And
Chile did not agree to arbitrate, after ALL
The case, according to the language OF
the protocol, was Submitted TO King Ed
ward for adjustment.
All OF the atin-Americans know all of
these facts. They know the American
state department is running a sort of
auxiliary international claims collection
agency for the benefit of New York and
Philadelphia banking houses. And these
are the reasons why Mexico goes up and
the United States down in the opinion Of
our neighbors to the south.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

This is not the first time Secretary
Knox has appealed for help in that d.
rection. The true story of Brazilian med
iation In the Chilean affair has not yet
been told. Here 1t is: The Alsop COM
pany, Chilean corporation, had a claim
against the government. Because some
Americans were stockholders In the con-
Germ, Secretary Knox tried to bring pres
sure upon Chile for payment. At length
he presented what was regarded by the
Chileans as an offensive ultimatum-a
demand for arbitration. with reply in 10
days and pledge to deposit large sum
of money In bank pending the decision
of the arbitration, tribunal. Plucky lit
tie Chile called the bluff by instructing
her representative here to close the lega-
ton and sail for home. Then, accord
ing to the published stories. Baron de Rio
Branco offered mediation and through his
good offices an arrangement was reached
by which Chile agreed to submit the
claim to the arbitration of King Ed
ward.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-04

The definite and ugly charge is made
here that Secretary Knox through pioue
because Madriz is Diaz's man and not
his, Is deliberately fomenting rebellion
ana disorder In neighborng state. 1t
does not matter much to the people OF
this country. But 1t matters a great
deal to the unfortunate people of Mic
aragua. They are being made to pay
pretty high price for Mr.. Knox's clumsy
stubbornness and his disregard of pro-
prieties. Mr.. Knox was reared in the
Quay school OF politics. His methods
may be all right for Pennsylvania, but
they are not much of a success when ap-
piled to diplomacy.
The Latin Americans here are indig-
nant over the part Mr. Knox has played
and is playing and this Is one reason
why the United States is fast losing all
its prestige in the southern capitals
Mexico City has taken Washington,s
place as the leader. and Mr.. Knox is
asking the Brazilian minister of foreign
affairs to come up and help him out
of his hole.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
Next November
(New York World. J

The size of the democratic victory that will be anr
morning Of November will be staggering i VII ga on The
Overwhelming majority in the house Of Representatives and
of many United States Ohio the president gain
viii be lost TO the republicans New York the state Il Nn state
dent will be sweepingly democratic. Majoies viii be- = pe
people will tire Of computing them seuat
Not through democratic virtues and abilities but II s,;t
ocrac bunders and weaknesses those things to come qe
because there democrats than republicans t not
are more American progessive than sandpaers not e
this man that particular but condennaon ue
men not rejection Of policy but reptIao = many
policies evidence Of noenary indignation h. = many
ing the demand Of great and free people for Hg fo @ rs
justice, for economy, for peace 'W
What are these bitter republican quarres but attenot
vance to escape the judgment which all know is at hand T az
mad rush for safety Responsible men posing as na
Old offenders masquerade nnocents Sacrifices are of
the hope that the popular wrath may be appease There IN
even third the White house for the vocferous and lax
person under whom Cannon and Aldc Payne and St
Daze got their strange grip party and country -"
In spite of all this there will be mistake about that ,Lsl
to take place in November 1t is be republican defect
democratic victory popular uprising against Dlutocr
privilege than party revival matue verdict on Roo
than upon repubcanism rebnke Of Taft as pr %
Taft president expression of hope democracy than
faith in democracy
Turn on the light
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
The Mackay Dam

given publicity by the maodorous statesman nu
ing the last days Of the campaign to the effect that COPIES "
Citizen had been left every house III BOISE WITH an e
Governor Brady for visiting Macay for the puiPose -
ing the Big Lost River Irrigation PROJECT lhe
reputable Brady press bureau the item by telegraph g e so
sdzed Brady press The truth of the matter that there W 1872
than copies the named circulated N BOISE ana te
by gentleman who wished 70 call attention . l
$4,000 loan made by the Brady land board p r. Moe upon
real worth that amount Of money.
Of this paper has there been any criticism o. GOV
visiting Mackay after the Lppnco report was
made It makes difference to the Makay dam Whe,e
Brady stays Maclay Boise The dam IS WorteS
Engineer Lppnco Of Los Angeles stakes his nato
reputation upon the that the dam worthless ana must DC
will perpetual the lives and property
of the citizens Of Mackay The point that The Citizen makes against
Governor Bary that he has known for months that the dam was
being according specifications and that ne did
nothing the This negligence upon his part has brought
about depoable condition The great irrigation enterprise
itself danger The with great vehenene that
if the dam worthless shall not be finished This nenas that the
great S300000G irrigation project itself cannot be completed II the
dam condemned And for months and months the representative
Of the land board the operations has reported to the board
that the the dam canals being done according to
specifications Little good does that the dam cannot
be finished, if it is not safe
The condition Of the upon this enterprise most depoa
Bile work has been shutdown there water stock has been solo
under necessity there water for their support orchards
and have died and the settlers have been forced to abandon
their homes Those remaining have been forced haul water for
domestic purposes for miles and miles Absolute ruin has oveake
these builders, all because FL Brady has not
done his duty So derect he that the citizens of Nackay whose
lives and property being threatened by the Of an
dam forced import engineer national
to look the work This they did their and
the has reported the dam absolutely worthless and advised
peton Little good James f. Brady the His
gross caeessness has wrecked this great enterprise The settlers
viii lose all they possess there out OF that and the citizens
Mackay have the governors that the stable will
&c locked after the horse has been stolen
The Custer county shows what the people upon
scene Of this work think OF James H Brady
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
NOTICE OF MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting of the members of the I'm
manuel Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Boise, Idaho, at 7o5 Fort
street on Thursday, September sth, at
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of voting
on the proposition of mortgaging lot
twelve CID and of selling lot eleven
I'D Of block ninety-one (91) of the
original townsite of Boise, Idaho.
EMMANUEL SWEDISH EVANGEL-
ICAL CHURCH.
A. H. FRANZEN,
Secretary Of Board of Trustees.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Iii
dicial District of the State Of Idaho in
and for the County of Ada.
John K. Ford, Plaintiff, VS.. Jennie G.
FORD, Defendant Alias Summons.
The State of Idaho send Greeting to
the above named Defendant:
You are Hereby Required to Appear
II, an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District.
State OF Idaho, in and for the County of
ADA and to answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which is hereto at
taehed) within twenty days, Exclusive
OF the day OF service) after the service
on you OF this summons, if served within
this district; or if served out of This
district, within forty DAYS The said
action IS brought to dissolve the bonds
OF matrlmony between the plaintiff and
defendant. It is alleged by plaintiff that
you and the plaintiff were inter-married
at Nampa, Idaho, Oct. 6, 1909, the plain
I'M mas been resident of Idaho for
ABOUT tour years Immediately preceding
the commencement of this action. if !;
also alleged that prior to your marriage
. plaintiff you represented to plaintiff
mat you were physically capable of en-
termg the marriage state. when in fact
you were incapable of entering the mar
rage state and your incapacity seemed
incurable; that you refused to cohabit
longer with plaintiff and in Nov Fl
l9o9' you left the plaintiff and YOU re-
used to continue to cohabit with plain
itt an OF which is more fully set forth
u plaintiffs complaint, copy Of which
5 attached hereto and served herewith
And You are Hereby Notified That
you tail to appear and answer the said
as above required, the said I
'ialntift will apply to the Court for the |
IN file herein. 'p't''i''
Given under my hand and the seal T
= the District Court of the Third tn
licial District of the State Of Idaho in
na 1or the. County Of Ada, this 11fh
lay OF April in the year Of our T ord
me thousand nine hundred and ten
w. L. CUDDY,
%. u, Clerk
M ,r,cn .c, Deputy Clerk
Fiaintiff, Boise, idaho.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
James II. HaWIey

Hon. James Fl Hawley Democratic nominee for Governor
stands the head Of the legal profession Of Idaho In ability
tegry maniness he is the peer Of any the Ills
household word in Idaho and asked James H. aw
ley for that within his power that granted
Clean Of character pioneer having lived all Of bis life in
Idaho oe-seeke but answering the call Of duty James H
IIawley will the people governor well and faithfully
Let this useful life and honor ourselves ia doing
with the high office Of governor Of Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
Boots of Rubber

The rubber trust-senator Arc guardian and beneficiary
will scarcely escape public odm by many dna says the Denver
The United Rubber company the chief customer Of the
Adc trust in crude rubber sells rubber boots this country
81 the pair and sells the boots English wholesale trade
at 46 the pair
There the difference between being american consumer
financially able topucae goods and being downrodde foreign
cry condemned to buy mere surplus from American manufacturers
The boots Of the intrinsic quality; one user buys
III protected mareroteeted by Adric Adric-and the
other user buys IN the markets OF the world where the
compete for business
1t was to produce this exquisite situation that Senator Adrich
effected his marvellous lugglery
Crude rubber produced by his trust plantations abroad is adj
mtted free of duty that American manufacturers would be on
equal terms with the foreign producers in the purchase raw ma
terial
Rubber goods manufactured increased tariff under the
new awAdrch raised the from the old per cent lid TO IS
percent ad vaorem that American would be at dis
advantage with foreign manufactured goods
he very enomiy of the Arich method dsslad many sin
proteconss from believing the facts They can not conceive
the possibility hat the United States could 50 n
t9u abuse the opportunities and duties Of public And
shameless proceeding
President Taft talks Of revising tariff one item Or schedule
at a time
We trust he will begin with rubber and the rubber trust senator
Nnd when he shall have fo revision rubber tariff NAV he
be able to lead to repentance the rubber legislator
nodnate vanity have been the moving cause Of Colonel
sam Myers esposa Of the Brady colonel thinks more
g that military suit Of his than he does Of either eye
The professional worker who in politics for petty nav vac
greatly g evidence in the Brady forces primary day Some faces
NNiS having been the
contest Of only few months ago P
The clagsone indication Of the number Of tenn
de voters N the state who have not been hmbugeed BY Brady
'pe'y ana hypocrisy II is most gratifying proportions
nc Citizen verify believes that Paul Cagstone can appeal to the
q the state to write his the ballot election av and
mar ne would get more votes than Brady
FROM Current Literature for September present an article
commenting upon Mayor Gaynor, Of New York Read the tr
s sns splendid statesman from the press Of the country
IL s i Ml Gibson Or + R Gooding Colonel Sam + Myer
hat IS booked for chairman Of the Republican State Centi 6
nlttee? ICY Neiual Son
W no put up the Brady campaign fund? As mich ,,o
ended IN Bose alone on election day the law provides m m
" eludae U the entire state for the whole campaign
= pele 0halnDeran can now sympattize with M Church
ne now knows loM easily Brady s r
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
A Most Pitiful Showing

Every effort put forward get every Brady
Ada county Wherever possible the registrars appointed Brady
workers paid workers circulated the Brady petitions kept work
for weeks his interest precinct Boise and in all the large
country On election day workers checkers carriages and
automobiles evidence the Brady just though
general election progress Voters dragooned and
hauled polls and the full Brady strength county
oaed Every under these for awey Rice
opposition Brady; every for ONel for
Fletcher by thoroughly and deened opposed
Brady and every Cagston indignant pro-
against Brady and Badysn and every stayaome likewise
opponent of the governor Lists of Brady
furnished the workers, checkers checked the lists the
and every Radv voter thar + was ns To- reach Mas hroobt =
the polls With similar facilities there decent sefrespecng
hodcarrer Ada county that would not have poed votes
Everywhere Colonel Sam Ayer the industrious and interchangeable
evidence in big automobile, going from polling place to
polling place directing the dry forces looking the checking
lists directing the workers where go drag another
Brady and the wet legislative ticket Oh victory.
The Brady strength accurately guaged in Ada county
and it pitu in its weakness The county scratched with
fine tooth comb Bayte left unregistered house
left unvsed by Brady poes and splendid organization rallied
every that could be reached Under these circumstances Brady
received less than onefou OF the full voting strength of the county
Some 1900 under these tremendous efforts Brady
first and second choice endorsement than in
true less degree OF every in the there
aught the claim Of Brady popularity with
would have approxated The truth OF the
Brady much dead weight Take glance the
would have achieved if he had had back Of him the machine
that labored Brady interest With the support Of only small
ton in his behalf ngleaned and alone sneed and laughed
by the subsidized Brady press Cagsone received support
proportions which portends disaster the political
Every Cagstone and indignant courageous
protest against Brady noenee and eroney This
from the and of Idaho who have weighed the Brady
claims who have measured the depth Of his duplcy
fused to be hunbugged by his pretense and hypocrisy
Add to the above that for than months daily
paper N Boise has exhausted effort drum for Brady
il has caoe threatened agned awned and done his dirty work
like the sclon that it within the past month"; the other daily
paper through bargain that will be made clear campaign
progresses also wheeled into line for Brady Yet all that could be
done by daily papers by the sacrifice every
ticket BY the turning over q the dry forces e the management
81 Colonel Ayer effect the deal BY which Brady and
legislative ticket named by organization effective
pete worked general election ptful handful Of
votes for Brady.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
Hepburn VS.. Dixie

How big is w B. Hepburn, Dad,
That people call him great2
Is he like old Goliath tall
His spear hundred weight
Oh, no, my son, about as tall
AS | or your uncle Willy
1'is not his stature makes him great
But the circumference of his belly.
His head IS swelled, his heart dried up,
His blood all turned to bile,
His spleen enlarged, his digestion bad
And his stomach sour, my child
SHAKEFELLOW
Lewiston, August 18th
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02
ROOF GARDEN
J. w. SCHUBERT, mgr
OREGON SHORT LINE TRAINS.

GOING WEST.
Passenger trains leave Boise az
Z a. m, for Huntington. ~
e:25 p. m. to connect with NO
Portland him.
2 80 a. m. to connect with NY
tied to Portland).
S .. m. to Huntington
GOING EAST.
Trains leave Boise at ,o,,l
7:so a. m. No. Ia, to Salt Lake pI;n.
$50 a. m. to connect with ~
tied through east), a.
$40 p. m. 10 connect with ~
Chicago.)
FROM THE WEST
Trains arrive in Boise ~ No
Z 30 D. m. after connecting WIN
(limited to Chicago,
SD. m. from Huntington. IN Nos
4 80 a. M. after connecting w.
(from Portland)
Il.f5 from Huntington
FROM THE EAST
Trains arrive in BOISE ,;tb MOI
so a. m. after connechhs
{ Limited from east) 49, with NO
A :a5 .. m. after conneeti"s
Ito Portland). en- axe local
II 80 p. m, NO. To- pa
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02

Every for Cagstone in Ada county for the dry
legislative candidates The dry candidates should
good majority and would have done if had been for the
deal by which Colonel Sam Niger took charge of the Brady
and had the Brady workers vehicles bringing wet goers all
cay 1t e-out that the "drys contemplate leisure
They Will have plenty Of leisure contemplate being personally
il the campaign
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02

For the that w L. Cuddy Clerk of the District Court
cast his influence with the ONei forces the Capital News turned
its mud batteries loose the deputy clerk Otto Peterson cnf
date for the cerslip Every who opposes Brady marked
for slaughter and the contemplate evening sheet does the necessary
dirty work.
The open book that the Brady press refers to evidently
open check book
Before the campaign progresses very far the defeated rep
can candidates IN Ada County will learn Of the bargain and trade
which their defeat accomplished.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02

John K Hall proving popular candidate for county
clerk Every qualified Mr. Hall deserving Of the support the
people Mr. Hall by automobile than year
and his life hing the balance for time and he crippled
Tor life HIS ncapacity him lucrative position and him up
against dead expense for months OF cheerful disposition he
has tackled life brmf Of grit denegy 1t would appear
that professional office holder could give Mr.. Hall.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-09-02

tackled lite brmtu would
that professional office holder coud give Mi Hall
The administration Of Carey Act irrigation enterprises BY the
Brady land board has resulted in the absolute dscrng OF the
secures.o of such enterprises by the Eastern money No
be secured float the bonds OF these and the
progress of southern idaho efecualN blocked
The Citizen calls the splendid review Of Okahomas
bank guaranty law in this issue The article from the Of
United States Senator Owen of Oklahoma and contributed
Macks National Monthly worth reading BY every student Of
public issues.
Along with Brady the "dy candidates for sheriff and
clerk but Colonel Sam Myer delivered the goods the wets
to behold.