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The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11
Taking The Public Into Confidence

The bawd in scarlet the face of decency;
she brazen OUTAGE virtue and make the latter shrink
into the by-ways The pirate the high sails friendly flag
until strike approaches when seeking to justify IN his
own eyes, his perfy he ho the black flag And news
paper principles the demands OF its count
shame and glores in its brazen lnay by the
effect that it engaged the business OF applying
white dispose OF the product 10 the greatest
profit
And which lies the application thereof That the even
ing paper travelled hard and rocky road that its path has not
that without and dsscnsions within
marred opportunities and led over stormy course all ac-
quaned with realize But that should announce the
chains of slavery have been haced upon IT as the
Of its redemption shows the caousne of those who have
abandoned honor and will bazen out regardless OF the opinion OF
mankind.
True deed of local trust company that per-
90 upon shows nothing The fact heraded to
world evidence independence makes imperative the IN
qury for whom the trustee Seemingly the mix
this for public inspection Capitalists are seldom
by pantropc and when the boasted preyor
guardian Of the peoples asserts that free
proclaimed responsible management is its responsible
management the people should be taken the important fact
absolutely ignored the column frank explanation
The could better Judge the reliance to be
placed in its advice if taken the fuller confidence to
worthy unworthy gentlemen may be who have put
the that hid innocent looking trust deed Tor S600oo
upon property upon which that would be hard realize
There with grind; business politics and
who seeking valuable franchises men who have
eye upon their political preenent who have grown
when shaken from influence in the party OF their choice and who
hunger for their gut of there Of various stripes
conditions and the public would like being invited to
share the condolences of the public puveyor of news to be told
what knw stripes the who putting the dough
The niger the woodpe is often suspected by the the
sticks piled the the lions skin betrayed by the that
potude well by the dscord OF his roar and the
potrudng from the deed give evidence of the anges bed
fellows witnessed the chkered political history Of the state Of
Idaho us4
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

What would have condition of Idaho politics today =
the Sioux permitted maintain his secret gp l
daily paper to use the vify those within his own parry
who might way of his selfish aggrandze
The veonous attack upon William Borah made the very Gay @
lin Brady got his tenaces upon Capital News demonstrates ne
use to which he would have prostued columns II he could nave
successfully maintained his secret control
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

that not one of these leaders him. The man VINO
opposition newspaper the purpose of attacking the
his party certainly has trait OF treacnery @ Ill
put the Sioux Indian the blush And when ne does ls =
holding position of chairman Of his party ne displays ~
lack of honor as to invite the contempt Of decent men,
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

Hon Paul Clagsone showing himself strong force in the
northern part of the He has been campaigning county after
county the interest of local option stepping stone to statewide
prohibition He has borne the bun of the battle has been at all
times the firing line and is entitled whatever credit comes with
victory Mr. Cagone looms larger and larger upon the field
the Republican gubernatoa candidate In fact appears that
the will be himself Hon B F. ONel the
standing for wide prohibition and the other for the local
option law.
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11
Brady's Press Bureau

THESE be piping times indeed when the governor Of IL.
, himself in the prirna donna class by maintaining Ds
M comnps and goings of the governor, the governors
- bs or that subject thus presented gapingnotbd
tiencv In fact number Of papers simultaneously have ~
their reades that Governor Jim is too busy with the affairs Of w
- ~ attention to his political fortunes that he must rest h.
while aboring arduousy at the governing job turns ou @
IN f This oush is dshed up right the governors office b
This enterprsng gent appears to have time to
trey edit Weser Signal write Governor Jim speeches for var
@ occasions and times get off column or two a
warrants to Bradyzed press OF the state The peo
nected these for e but remained one Of ~
Ications involved navely expose the scheme So when
See ANYTHING about Brady fusome its praise aerng its %
M ns think that it passed under governors own cr
ewes That Governor Jim crying his just like the hot ann
and banana of the cities, only his wares not c
with those toothsome delicaces.
The Idaho Falls Times thus gives the governors methods ava
Governor Brady, for number OF months, has had press
breau in good working Boise How may be with b
papers the Times say but every week the Times
ceive slip of copy ready Tor the copoor detailing gov
ernors activities giving his views on certain questions Usually
these are received the official envelope OF the governor of
of Idaho.
President Taft has written stating he had nothing what
ever to do with the selection of Wade Ellis take charge of
Ohio Republican campaign The letter made necessary by
storm protest that had gone over the presidents alleged
ference The president that Mr. Ellis induced take
the carnanshp by number of leading Republicans who visited
Washington where Ellis assistant attorney general the
purpose Of getting him to resign IN order to assume the managerial
volved the situation which is why he appointed Mr. Ellis
take charge of prosecutions salary much larger
enjoying assistant to the attornegen and then
perted him to the duties of managing the Ohio
For one individual appear the dual role of trust buster and
campaign contribution solicitor is certainly gong some P
dent Taft the nconguity of the position he certainly
more at-wed his bteest critic had supposed
The Ada County Democratic Club will hold session next
Wednesday evening in the urnvern Hail. up stairs the corner
Main Sixth 1t hoped there will be large attendance
as this will the opening meeting of busy campaign year
probable that an entire of officers will be elected and
of
to the young of the party the older leader taking back seat
The Club has been the important factor the upbudmg
Democracy Ada County and has welded statewide influence
the past should be surpassed the campaign tins
when every effort should be made for the redemption OF the
from Republican ring rule The membership of the club should
be greatly enlarged and every Democrat should put his shoulder
the wheels
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE CITIZEN.
sHERIFFss SALE.

OIlEKIFF'S 5 SALE
BY virtue Of an Execution issued out
OF the District Court of the Third Ju-
dlcial District of the State of Idaho.
wherein w the Meridian Exchange Bank,
Z 6Tlailintitt, and George Smith and Rosetta
!. smith, Defendants, upon a Judgment
rendered Re the 10th day of February A.
y y. i9o9, Tor the sum of Eighty-two
Dollars and Sixty Cents, ($s2.6O be-
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

If the city of Boise grow it should it is time that I'M
necessary character should be undertake Inc
plans the present administration enlarge Cottonwood ue and
build pipeline carry off the food OF Hull gc shouu De
endorsed by the electorate The bond issue for these
should be voted by practically unanimous vote The city every
paying take OF these Hood waters t
the the bonds would TO- and besides there is the
question of cys liability damages done by overfows that
be settled the 1t only the part OF wisdom to raise
and expend the money permanently take care OF e
flood and thus cutoff the annual expense OF makesEft
methods pursued voting for bonds buy the Lep
for public park should be borne in mind that II Bose
have public parks beginning must be made sometime
If this park bond issue defeated of the opinion that no
park site will be purchased within the time of the present generation
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

Vote least for that part of the bond issue that will
of the annual damage of flood and you
live long enough Boise have city park for the
park bond issue also.
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

That Calvin Cobbs boast for many years that when
evening paper launched Boise should be owned and
troe by hsef that he only waiting the rpenng of the time
establish evening Democratic newspaper when the gentlemen
who established the Capital News appeared the of
the incidents of less public interest the newspaper and
cal history of the of Idaho that he resented the intrusion
the evening and poured thousand dollars ratho
seeking drive business by the publication of meas
yceped the Evening Buen that he finally drove sharp
gain by which he secured good share of stock the Capital News
for disconming the Bulletin that threatened by expense
of publication upon hand and ITS competition upon the other
swamp both the morning and evening publications should likewise
be recalled This block stock enabled Cobb decide the deses
of the Capital News In the bitter quarrel which between the
popeor OF the the result of Jim Brady characteristic
trick to seek personally control the Democratic of the state
while he chairman the Republican central
quarrel that emberd by the allegation that Brady had subs
died the editor of the sheet by the payment of thousand dollars
OF which the proprors alleged he had received nothing
Cobb able unite with the quarreng partners and shut
the others The made matter of record
proceedings which needs but little this time
That the Cobb influence has been finally shaken off certainly
matter OF congratulations and while cpmg Justify this
mendabe achievement will the responsible management take the
public the larger and fuller confidence just what influence
predommae its council Having shaken off after
other the forces that times have controlled desines
why let all know into whose hands the tossed craft
has finally landed.
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

The troubles OF the Capital News began when Jim Brady
chairman of the Republican central according the
allegations the of the paper who then
of the popeto paid the editor of the publication thousand doll
support Goodng for governor That accusation has ugly
sound and ugly look Does under the head bribery
1t characteristic Brady method of procedure The people
to be med by subsidized newspapers The power of the press de-
bauched by bbes Money buy its way into public Office
After witnessing the demorazng effect upon the opposition by the
Subsdzng Of its organ Mr. Brady concluded follow up
by permanently annexng the paper his political fortunes and
secretly obtained control of through the loan of large of
money The rst issue thereafter the displayed the secret
motive Of the Brady control in bitter and inspired attack upon
William f. Borah There mistang the Sioux Indian
spraon of the attack 1t direct from James H. Brady That
what he wanted control of the publication for to glu his
Boah whom he felt stood his pathway political
pefermen 1t also Characteristic OF Brady that his political
chum Of that day. FankR Goodng did know that Brady had
gotten his grasp upon the paper He invited
the loan The Sioux Indian going alone day his
teress and those Of Goodng might clash and what better than
weapon with which to stab in the dark?
Thus the baneful influence Of Brady Of the Brady methods
cast the desnes of the evening publication only to be shaken
off washing the dirty linen the of the state Thus Also
shown to the Republican leaders of Idaho what kind of
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11
How Do These Bargains
Suit You?

10 acres all in bearing orchard and
Berries, 5 cent fare, ~ miles from
city Fine suburban home, $4,000
moves it.
One of the best Cafes in the city.
Very cheap; owner must leave,
200 acres Northwest of Eagle, 90
acres in Alfalfa now, $1,000, house,
plenty Farmers Union water; 500 per
acre, $4,000 down.
The Boise citizen., 1910-03-11

Fine new six room Bungalow, $4,000
New Five room Bungalow, $2,5OO
Good new Cottage, furnished with new
furniture, close in, for $2,5Oo.
Will make you a small loan, if you
wish, to help on first payment
Houses to rent, furnished and unfur-
nished.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-12
Forfeiture Notice.

To Chas. Bruenning his heirsa and as
signs, and Carl Snuff, his trustee OF
agent: /
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned T. Cotton Smith and Austin
Ready, his. copartner, have expended
the sum Of seven hundred dollars in
labor and improvements upon the fol-
lowing quartz mining claims, to-wit.
Erickson Reef, Erickson Reef No.2,
Erickson Reef No. 3, Erickson Reef
No. 4, Erickson Reef No. 5, Erickson
Reef No. 6, and Erickson Reef No. Z,
in Elk City mining district, Idaho
county. state of Idaho, as the same ap-
pears of record in the records of mining
locations of said Idaho county and
state, which said work.. labor and ex-
penditure was performed by atlantis for
the purpose and in order to hold the
said mining claims under provisions of
Sections 1924 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States,is and being the
amount required to holt said claims for
the year 1909, and if within 80 DAYS
after personal service of this notice or
within 80 days after the publication
thereof, you fail to contribute your pro-
portion of said expenditure, amounting
to seventy dollars, together with the
cost of this publication, your interest in
said claims will become the property of
the undersigned under the provisions of
said section 1924 of the Revised Stat
utes of the United States.
T. Cotton SMITH.
AUSTIN READY.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-12

Mining heWf hag ARRANGED
vltl tle Pacific Nontbly maoa
f'ne ~ Portland ~ q nay
vl1eby olif glbsogibols ean ael
aaI Nxeelleu publication for ~
iff ~ fl1aily reduced galos
~ phy soV Afoas n ~.
ape hue one dollar adali.ma.
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~ y yeer Yhll y M unuaua|y
1000 elul,Dlng oifs
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-12
The Mining News for 81.
La Fouette's
WEEKLY MAGAZINE
The Great Progressive Weekly

There are many reasons why you
should read what it says 81 times each
year. 1t is free to tell the truth. 1t
will oppose the encroachment of special
privileges upon the peoples rights. 1t
will call the roll on public men and
measures and inform you how your con-
gressmen work and vote. 1t will criti-
else the executive branch of govern
ment from the highest to the lowest, if
in its judgment the peoples interests
are not protected. 1t will spread the
gospel of ideal home life through the
Women's Department. 1t will be con-
sentative when good things are to be
conserved, and radical when bad things
are to be exposed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-12

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-02-12
I. Q. 0. z.

Meets every Thursday nigh at
8 .. M, Odd Fellows Hall. All
visiting brothers are cordially IN
yited 10 attend. Ed. ScHlELL,
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

magazine now defunct. and in 1886
became manager Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association
" there he remained for three years
leaving il 10 become literary editor of
Life. a position ne sacrificed six years
later 10 assume the managing editor
ship of The Cosmopolitan" succeed,
ing William Dean Howclls. In 1895
Yale conferred upon him the degree
Of master of arts. In recent years Mr..
Metcalfe has confined his literary eff
forts to writing books of humorous
satire and TO dramatic work for Life,
and as dramatic correspondent for
papers throughout the country. His
lecture in Detroit has aroused much
interest and promises to be largely
attended.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
SAFETY AT HIGH SPEEDS.
Interesting Talk on the Matter BY
Lozler Sale0 Manager.

Sixty miles an hour is a dangerous
speed in an improperly designed car"
said Mr.. c.. A. Emise OF the Lozier
Motor Car Co. at the Automobile
show. Such a speed is not unsafe
in car constructed 10 run at this
high rate OF speed. A motor car may
have a motor sufficiently powerful to
drive at a mile a minute. but when
this speed is obtained, the car may be
so difficult TO steer and so unstable as
to make the danger OF sxidding and
oyerturning imminent This may be
caused by the front wheels being
placed far back OF the radiator.
by false proportion OF wheel base
TO frame. by high center OF gravity.
and by other faults which none but a
discerning purchaser would discover,
"1he big shaft drive Lozier car go
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

ing at SO miles per hour runs straight
as an arrow. and with no tendency
TO sway or skid The front axle is
placed forward of the radiator, the
rear wheels well to the rear Of the
chassis, giving a long wheel base. ia
inches, and the frame Is lowered for
ward OF the rear axle. giving a very
low center OF gravity. Points In cor
rect construction we'll worth asking
about. when a smooth swift flight is
sought"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
AsTORs IN sQUABBLE.
/ Of Masonic Exercise in Bethel
ihurch Stirs Up Rumpus.

'hurch Stirs UP Humpus.
bitter feeling has been
in Evangelical Lutheran
Is OF the city because OF al
published in the Detroit Luther
attacking the Rev. w. f. Hopp.
Of Bethel church. for holding a
in his church for Schiller
r. & A. NJ. The article in
D was written by the Rev.
&c. G. Bee, pastor Of st. Luke's
In church, who is also editor
Luther-FreunG, and it has been
I'd by the Rev. Mr.. Hopp
the columns of the Abend-
/ societies are placed under the
most Of the Lutheran synods,
the Rev. Mr.. Bees attitude.
N. Mr.. Hopp is a Mason, de-
It's. however, and in his reply
Iev. Mr.. Bee challenges the lat
Drove many OF his assertions
lares that II retraction is nor
.e will make more explicit
4, to use LUther's own words,
aver that hath horns and
Both parties to the contro-
scline to discuss it except with
her.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
NAN WHO EARNED HATRED OF
THEATER TRUST COMING HERE
James z. MeteaIfe, Dramatic Editor Of
Life, Leetures In Detroit,
Feb. 4.

James S. Metcalfe. the man who
dared the theatrical trusts to do their
worst. when as dramatic critic OF Life
demanding to be allowed to write his
honest opinion OF things theatrical, he
was barred from all New York thea
ters controlled by the trusts because
he told unpleasant truths about plays
viii lecture In Detroit. In the Church
fof Our Father. Friday evening. Feb. 4,
on do We Need a Censor?"
Mr.. Metcalfe is widely known in
journalism and has had highly inter
esting career In newspaper and lit
erary work Graduating from Yale in
1879. he Immediately went into news
paper work and IN 1883 became edi.
tor OF The Modern Age" a monthly
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

EAST AND WEST.
ma and g. Burbank, 5 Ia; =. r.
d !. w. McCausey, 3 l-2. W. w.
nd S. r. Pittman. l-2.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

In the battle Of the last few days per
sonally led the charge on the English
battery in the center of the Madriz
lines.
Although sorely wounded, Chamorro
kept 70 his task until the guns were
silenced and the administrations
forces completely routed He Is now
In an improvised hospital at Acoyapa.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

ktcilwagen and c. r. Bielman,
I -. Ellsworth and +. o. Bates,
is. Crawford and G. +. stick
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
IETTE WILL
OUT SHOOTING
sist That Blood and Thun.
hOws Be Toned Down
slodeons Well Conducted.

aw news for the small boys
gum.chewing girls who like
lnton slaughter In melodrama,
ned In a report from Detec
rye Larkins. who has just I'm.
inspection of Detroit the.
lafayette theater was one visit.
rkins. He says that the man.
agreed TO tone down the
mas AS much as possible"
five shots are fired this
said Larkins, In all serious
making his report. There
any shots next week. The
ter that, only one shot will DO
rs set out on a tour OF the A
picture shows, and the tho
ihich means places holding
an 400 persons-with a list OF
s TO investigate. Here's tho
h Larkins' answers:
res obscene? Didn't see one
picture. Was promised none
@ shown.
estion OF immortality? Moth
lat kind. either in the pictures
vaudeville acts.
ar pictures or acts? Didn't
ross any. Was promised there
I be any vulgarity.
e admiration OF youths for
kers?'
where the inspection Of the
4, melodrama came In. Larkins
? management that they must
see 70 IL that the law breaker,
how. got his bumps. good and
before the final curtain. The
arm Of the law was always TO
L. Further. promiscuous shoot
l wholesale killing are to be
own.
ported that the pictures in the
picture shows were all OK
loral tone. The law breaker
got the worst of it in the pic
luct in and about the shows"
other question.
in ALL" Says Larkins. Very
& most. Where bolsterous per
r lOiterers. have been hanging
the managers have agreed to
hem move on"
thing In the inspection
e matter of darkness in the
ouses. Larkins found fully half
picture shows, entirely without
lring performances. The police
zed the danger in such condl-
and all the show houses were
to keep their theaters par
lighted.
: half dozen haven't remedied
feet" says Larkins. and they
putting in new light systems
as they can"
ms reports that while the at
&c OF boys and girls is only
10 per cent in the down town
Houses. II runs as high as 10
mt on Sunday afternoon ana
evening. in the outlying the
He says the boys and girls
M pvCnlv Divided
k Louzon, proprietor or the
lia theater, No. 746 Russell-st.,
proceeded against by the po-
partment. because he failed 10
IN door. leading 10 a saloon
ny. Complaint TO the mayor
, made. He may lose his
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

FAST AND WEST.
T.. Niles and Mrs +. j. Memo,
r. A. -. Dresbach and Mrs F.
4 3 IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
GENERAL IS WOUNDED.
Commander Of Estrada forces 10 Il
Hospital.

BLUEFIELDs. Jan. 29.-Gen.
Chamorro is seriously wounded. How
ever. physicians say he will probably
not die.
The chief OF the provisional army,
who commanded the Estrada forces
The Detroit times., 1910-01-31
III THE WHISPERS.

blowing plus scores were made
Saturday game i'm the Detroit
hub rooms.
NORTH AND SOUTH
A. w. steiner and ". Marks.
7 B. Battille and +. .. Bates
FAST AND WEST
T.. Niles and Mrs r J Memo,
Il. A. y. Dresbach and Mrs. F..
& 31-2.
cores In the ladies' night game
'NoRTH AND SOUTH
4 r. Slick and Mr.. {. 2. Niles,
4 and Mrs. r. Meade, ? %.
EAST AND WEST.
III Mrs. f.. r.. W. Bright. Is;
w. stout and Mr.. J w. Nc
d 80: Mrs W. II. Speaker and
kno. Ia. Mrs. G. Il. Niles and
lex, l-3. Messrs. Berry and I
Id.
scores at the mems Monday
tgame:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
stcllwagen and c. r. Bielman.
-. Ellsworth and r. o. Bates.
is. Crawford and G. +. stick
EAST AND WEST.
ma and G.. Burbank, 5 Ia; p. r..
a ! w. McCausey, 3 l-2. ". w.
nd S r.. plttman. l-2.
ectroplate aluminium with sill
Upper. n coating OF zinc must
applied, while to gold plate
Al a foundation has TO be built
lc and copper layers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
TOLD OF HER CONFESSION
Woman Sues Methodist Pastor
for $4,000 Damages.

Chicago June IA SANDER suit involv-
ing the names OF Methodist clergymen was
begun in Judge Mangan's court here to-day,
the complainant being Mrs. Mary Law
ender, who seeks 10000 damages from the
Rev John B. Crawford, pastor OF the
woodlawn Methodist Episcopal Church.
Unusual interest attaches TO the case
for the reason that the jury may have
to consider whether Protestant pastor
should hold inviolate any confession of a
parishioner
Mrs Lavender, whose hair is gray, and
who like her husband, considerably older
than herself is a devout church member
is said by the Rev. Mr.. Crawford TO have
made & conf1dant of him with reference 10
her relations with another minister of the
Methodist faith. the Rev. John o. Leek
According to Mr.. Crawford. he felt In honor
bound to relate what he had heard TO
Bishop Mcdowell. Later the story became
public, and thereafter Mr.. Crawford spoke
with considerable freedom TO newspaper re-
porters Mrs Lavender alleges that he
distorted the facts. Mr.. Leek resigned
from the Chicago conference.