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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
GOVERNOR BRADY HAS ENEMIES

that Governor Brady has made among
politicians That is hardly hardly prob
able that the politicians will all the governor
primary election There lurking suspicion that the republican
electors will have something when the time for casting
ballots the primary election in evidence they
dissatisfied with the official record of daho chief
tain politicians may find that they the minority dog
days The official JAS II Brady since the
ton not dimned by time that the people liable forget
people likely reoe that party pledges have been fulfilled dur
ing the administrations that the laws have vigorously
noced that the Interested Idaho have been zealouy
the party pledged enlightened and constructive legislation affecting
the the through influence
that the state officers from down have made clean
1t will take something than paudes and nuendo abuse
the minds OF the people the conviction that daho chief
OF constructive craftsmanship who we'll in the
modern thought and fully comprehend the possibilities of develop
ment awaiting the Gem OF the inter region
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

mercam takes bordering the Pacific There
several lines Independent of the interests that would like
connection with Pacific and the intermediate territory
irrigated Idaho offers tempting field for local traffic
But pouring into Idaho promoting developing
and settling irrigation than all the railroads viii need for the
building Of lines in this The Big Bruneau project alone
mated to S20000000 and that is small in the
already expended the various projects completed
under
Then take into consideration the vast amounts represented by the
investments of the actual settlers and recama
and add that the investments of business settling
in the old and different and faint compre
hension of the total funds used here be obtained.
No wonder then that wandering Mergenthaer salesman
excited and resolve right here irrigated Idahohe land
of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
Hints for Young Mothers.

A wise woman somewhere recently
advised mothers whose children had
the habit OF creeping to sew grains of
corn In the knees of their trousers or
krickerbockers. and the children
would soon stop the habit. She omit
ted one or two other helpful sugges-
tons.
If a child wants to sit down all the
time, sew carpet tacks In the rear
section of its pants. with the points
inward.
When child persists in stealing
Jumps Of sugar, sprinkle the sugar
with quinine.
Broken glass on the floor will cure
a child OF wanting to go barefooted.
Keep hot stove lid in the door
way and the baby will not try more
than once to crawl out of the house.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

We scott at him who sits and dreams.
And will not join us I'm the strife,
Who will not run the race that seems
The chief and only thing in life
We scoff at him; but there are whites
He gives us pity In his smiles.
He sees our endless round and round.
Our ceaseless seeking for the goal.
And knows that goal is never found
Though we may scarify the soul.
We sigh that he is left behind
But does he grieve that we are blind?
For him are ways we may not fare.
For him are the worlds that be,
For him the breezes softly bear
The perfume of the distant sea.
And In his dreams he often stands
Within the wondrous lowered lands.
If we might know the songs he hears
Then we would hush the songs we sing
That fall all harshly on the ears.
For his beat in as the birds awning
From somewhere in the paling sky.
Serene and sweet and fair and high.
Our gain we clutch with eager hands
And from our neighbor hold apart,
But he-somehow he understands
The cravings of the human heart:
His pathway holds no stumbling stones
Because of these the dreams he owns
o. dreamer. let us fold our hands
That grasp the substance; let us wait
AS you. until from allen strands
The ships of fancy bring their freight
Let us know how the world should seem
}, dreamer, teach us how to dreaml
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

My hair is falling rapidly. Is there
anything that will stop It'll. A.
To stop falling hair is a simple
thing. Take the head of barrel, cut
hole in the center large enough to
admit your head and wear it as a
collar When the hair falls it will
alight on the barrel top and you can
preserve it for future reference.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

Please suggest something for a
graduation essay.-Student.
Graduation essays are of much i'm.
rortance. having a profound effect
uron the conduct of the world, and
the subject is not one to be ap-
preached lightly. The fact that Rome
was not built in day has been dwelt
upon so often, however, that the idea
is losing its zest and charm for the
average audience, as is also the help
full statement that beyond the Alps
lies Italy. What is needed in a grad.
uation essay is some short, pithy
thing that will solve the railway rate
problem. settle the Panama canal puz-
zle, drive gambling out of Wall street
and reduce political grating to a
sound commercial basis. Take this
idea and put your thought In about
500 words. and you will make the hit
of the commencement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
GOING SOME

representative the Megnthaer Linotype company
shosone recently who euthsed
opment going in Southern Idaho
ton the country and the his nope sold him straight
IN the air Two sales made the day he the Journal
Office and would make full load This broke any
der he took jag Of enthusiasm.
But there better indication than linotype sales o
that Idaho the pike for lively hike the realm there
lively Ia financial the industry
index OF trade conditions but here the the steel industry
in visual evidence except product
right the tip in showing the
destiny Of the immediate future
II be rivalry gentemens agreement
two great railway interests dominating west Hills
the Harrman that has led partitoning of the territory
aehc northwest for the Inauguration Of the railroad develop
ment the decade has witnessed agree
ment Idaho concerned for she that
broad being Transformed from barrenness fields of
route Of railroad the great building planning
build.
Railroads built for the fun the thing
sne galleries for applause The has gone by
night OF and railroad
The almighty PUNK and good many him build
meet The requirements the public in these commercial
ism Railroads. are built business and for nothing else
irrigation the opening the door opportunity the null
itode ~ho pouring the Of promsethe Pacific
west Investors 10 the eztand there muades them
hare found out that irrigated best security
world for interest barring they
te lhs furnishes the supply money the floating Of
irrigation protests The promoting companies through
vide bss FOX bonds The lands steadily
ease Of certain under irrigation penouins yields
dard Or intensive produce
The railroads nightly to secure and hold it
they sst themselves they many long
day Ts 'oa Tase i nj AL for the exploitation for
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

Please tell me what to put on a
straw berry mark-Agnes.
An artistic and almost poetic way of
treating a strawberry mark is to cover
it with cold cream. Thus you at once
present the smile of strawberries and
cream.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
ANSWERS TO THE ANXIOUS.

What would you do with a horse
that has blind staggers and is lame
in the off hind leg; also chews its
manger and kicks the harness OFF,
l.. B. NJ.
Sell If
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

What will quickly disguise the odor
of onions on the breath ALFRED.
Dissolve small lump of camembert
cheese in the mouth.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
JOURNAL IMPORTATION.


frecf for the cur month
at of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Sanamem fo~ulubommass
famine.
81. ". 20.

Sitten miime firfoqisfofomtIen Ell
ole ndfpnpt iuuri mitddn iultiiuubes.
ia tdstd aIiosta. Sbfdpd moni Hence
lunllut 10 fofo allan fuoaeen. Niin
Ell ole fuitenfaon a~iianlaita. rppDrii
ie Iittenfin". Soimifunta, tofa mime
firfoaisfofoufIesla malittiin. on oIis
asia bilioueen toiminut. Wutta o.
iaston iaaminen iobonfin ameriffas
~laiieen pappisieminaariin, iota eta.
pddsid toipottiin, ndpttdd fobtaas
man noittamattomia maifeufIia, 10.
ten ie tie Hence bplidttdmd ia astut.
tafpa toiieue, endmpi itIendiIelIe III
raue, iofa mie mibboinfin periue.
Seuainen ura anautuufin npt eteem'
me ia tarnitaan naan mdbdn rob.
feutta astuafiemme file.
Sun aIefirioittanut on MT tu0ui
malitufii @ilbertin y. m. ieurafun'
tain papifii Winneiotan maltiosIa,
min ieuraoiafieni aiiotaan banftia
Suomesta lobiafas enanfelinen
pappi, iofa iamala alfaiIi foulun'
Fin tddqd. Sdbdn ndet amantuu
perratoin tilaiiuus Iiten, ettd ieura.
funto aitpo luoputtaa firfon baoIin
foulubuoneetfi, iota onfin erittdin
Iopima iiiben. pappilasia on mDDe'
fin palio buoneitu, ioista iotain buo'
Meta noiooan fdpttdd Iupftabuo'
neena, jos min tarfpitaon. &un pm.
beena olepa postori tuliIt Iamauo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

tafian mufaan. Mutta postilain mt
fam me iaamme tafaifin postibaui-
tufielta, fen mitd MT tdptpD iultai'
iuimme postitutIeSta matIaa pli toi'
~Ienluofan postituStatlan, iitte Jos
toiien luofan postitusluman iaam'
me. So mitddn Ipptd Ell ole epdiuo
ettemme iitd lupaa tule iaamaon,
m%aitfapa lie ipdbdn piippptin.
Soipomme, ettei Sppsleboen IT,
laaiat ole pabastuneet tdstd ettemme
ole lebtid enneminin postittaneet.
pppodmme muuten nield tdmGn
pbteDoesid ilmoittaa, ettd SpDsleb
ted on nield pieni mddrd iaatapa'
ma, ioten niioen, iotfa niitd baluapai
1aaba, tulee ldbettdd tilaufIenia mi
plan. &eboitamme gluttaian %tilaaiio
tiloamaan iultaiiuamme, Sppsleb.
ted, itielIeen, iefd mpptdmdtIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
OdottdtMattof11alI
$Muri labja.

Yeiari ia SobanneS menindt temp
peIiin. 3emppelin oipen eoesId be
tobtaamat pboen miespoloile n, iofu
oil olut toeo eldmdnId rantpu, cite
fpennpt fdmeIemddn. Sdnne oil tup
mics tatpaaiiuuoen mufaan fannet.
tn IiinG ioiposId, ettd ban iaiii temps
peIiin menepiItd Iabioio. = So fe.
neltdpG onnetou mics oiiIi aImuia
amount Jos Ell temppeIiin meniiDiltd?
2~irfouiieen ia usfonnoIiieen faniaan
tdptpp mieI6fin noipaisten turpars
tiia. JOS mielilpdt ben9isid ppIpd,
liuG Jos firsolinen ia usfonnoui linen
fonia mabin onioo olmuia fDpbiae
ia moi,peiiiae min ci,tirfoIiIet ia us.
fonnouiIet eimdt anna niinfd6n pail
10, min iuurto iuuta FUN be pitd'
pdifin ustonnouiTia ibmiiiH mas
taon. : So ppniardn toiIeenia Iuo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08


fertaa olemaan Ieurafunnan pnpph
nu ia foulun iobtaiana, min tannats
tamiIenIa firffofunnon puolelto tult'
Il merrottain ballpatf. Sifuuopettas
iia, futen enelannin tielen ia lotion
opeitaiio, moiooan iaaoa fapmddn
tintipaltona paiffafunnan fouluiss
ia, ioten beibdnfddn palffoomiienIn
Ell erittdin touiieIi tuliIi. SitdpoitIi
fun oppildifTi aiiotaan ottaa ninos
astoon 10 ennen fouluiipistpstd
Inoneita uSfonaiiio muoria miebid,
Min opetus tuIiIi pddaiiasIa riippu-
moantin iobtniosto, patti %ebepdmoi'
nttlito annette, ioten bdnen tmlift Qua
tdpiin toimeenIa ppstpmd benfilb.
Slen lasfenut ettd foulumme tdsId
muooosIa, ioten Ie bpnin moibaan
aIfaa, fpipiii firtfofunnaltamme tors
feintoan 500 fuusia. Tdtd piffm
immmaa en- pibd minddn naifiana
fuutou1ittain foota.
Golumetin &aniau isieurafunnala
on iunnuntoinu tt. IL pnd p~leinen
fofouS, iosIa tdstd oIiaSta lopulIis
iesti pddtetddn. 2un ieurafunnan
puolelta e. luule fobtaaman mitdGn
pabempia esteitd, min feboitan
paan firffofunnan muuta piaa ins
nostumaan aIiaan.
Niin plan FUN ieurafunta tddud on
pddttdnpt aiiasto, tuIee f~irfouisiob'
tofunnan ia fouliitoimifunnan ottaa
a5iasta tarmoffaaSti fiinni.
Warain ferdps n~oitaiiin 10 beti
parma toimeen. &uuatin paiffafuns
malta aiiaa barrastanat mpinot
fetIid f~einoia miten iiind ebuaiIem'
min oliii toimittana. pappein iopifi
tdsidfin oiiasIa fdpbd etunenGsid
ia iobtao toimintao. Sirfouisfofomt.
len malitiemana robastonboitoiana
toimii pastori W. 80. Wilen, Sron
nooo, Wicb.. ioue Iopii ferddntp
meet rabat ldbettdd.
gtiin. fosta mit1Gn muuto teinou
pappisI eminoariu ppstpttdmiieen en-
taud fertaa ticba, min mnosiufaam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
MisSabe Tangen GIN. Sntb.
6aniallisfenratnnnilIe
bupmattatuaa.
bupmattatuaa

&osfo SumuIou forteimmastc
toboosta olen tuuut malitutIi Sill
bertin, yiosbpaufen y. M. puGmoi
nituao routa 'olueeuo olenain ieura
tuntoin papitii, Min Iamaua FUN iii
tim le%urotuntia luottomufIesta. ioto
miuuue olette o. oittareet, ilmoitar
ettd muutan Iinne Jos Ell mitddn eri'
tpiIempid esieitd fatu, emf morras'
FUN alueI la. 8,in fatefeetta u. W1'
finen, iofa ndind aitoina iaapuu
Suomesta firffofuntamme paIpe'
ufleen, tulee SaIumetiin, min noi'
men fdpitdS bdntd tilanani, ioten al.
Jon fdpbd 10 Iofafuun oltupuolen
olemosIa uubesia poifasiani. Tu'
lostani AMMAN fubunfin paiffaon
tirieeaiIesti tarfemmat tiebot.
Sapabtufoon tdmdtin muutos gu
malan tiitofIefii ia funniafii Iefd thu
banIien fuolemottomien 5%ieluien an:
tuuoefi.
g. IS. Risi anen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

rcbfeasti maailmaae Sumalan or.
mosta ia eld il%oafaan IiitG foeta ~.
bdmeeIi t%ufabuttaa, moan anna fen
esteettDmdsti maifuttaa. Snban Ipp
I'd loon fun rammaue on annettu
terfpeet ialat ia mabbouiiuus pddstG
fulfemoon fotia - taimasta fobti.
Sloitfaot SerrasIa, iiad lilo SerrasIo
On meibdn pdtewpptemme.
81. ~. 20.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
SGrfeG fofums.

99ten f%utiutaan faiffia Galumetin
Suom. @m. &utb. &aniaais%i eurafun'
nan idienid pleileen plimddrdiIeen
fofoufIeen, iofa pioetddn firfon
baalisia %iunnuntaina ippsfuun IL
pnd alfaen Flo 9 a. p. &un npfpt'
men pastorimme on Ianonut it1enId
uloss fenrafunnan palpeluffesta,
min tofoutIesia tulaan f~estustele
maon ia pddttdmddn etupddsid uu'
ben popin banftimiiesta, iefd faifiss
ia iiiben fuulumista ~a1ioista. W}pDs'
Fin fesfustelIaan ppbdfouluaIiasta
ia maIitaan opettoiat alfamale lufus
faubeae. Wabbouiiesti fesfusteaaan
muistafin 1euratuntaa fosfenista
o~Iioisto.
2aiffien ieurafuntolaisten on ioo'
nuttama fofoufIeen eli mutton
tppbpttdnd ldsndoqeioen pddtDts
FIN.
Calumet, Wi6 elofuun 81 pni
1910.
". s.. &ipeld, 20. u. Nouiioinen,
eIimies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
TItncitu$.

Tdmdn FUN aiala tulen tetemdan
matfan Wpominsin ia Montanan
paItioibin, pit6en bartausfofoutfia
ia benseliiid pubeita buomatuim'
misIa fanlaloistemme aiuinpaifois'
ia mainituisia maltioisIa Q. &pfont'
fen aiaSta ia paifasta ilmoitetaan
fuaafin paiftafunnalIa erifieen.
@lpsid, Winn. Ippsf. 3 p. 1910.
s. 9enrp !Sirni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Mrmoiiat %firjailiat
~buuntatfad!

&osfa SoulusR auban toimitus tG'
ndfin on usfottI alef:rioits
taneen tebtdmdfIi. min pnpodn fats
filta bpmiItd firiaiIiioilta ia erittdin.
Elm mirfafpeliiltd firioituffia ia fn'
mia puheena olemaan iublaiulfai'
fuumme. 2aifft f~irioitufiet ia fu'
nat omat Idbetettdndt ala pIepaua
oIoitteeua ennen emf lofofuun 10
pdipdd.
Suurimmaua funnioitufieua
&. g. Hisinnen.
SO4 Sim Ct, Calumet, Wtcb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

= Grds iotapastori Fulfil ferran
fiiipaan toppeIun idlfeen taisteIu'
fentdn baIfi. 9dn tapaii fieud pa'
basti baanptetun iotiIaan ia fpiDi
bdneltd baluEifo ban fuuaa luetta'
man Haamattua. yWlieluummin bd'
llaiIin mettd, minua ianottaa fos
naStt", moStoii %baonoitettu. poppi
antoi b6neue pettd. ySabtoiIittefo
mdbdn fobotioa p~ddtdni?" pppii io'
tamieS toas I~aatuaon nettd. poppi
riiiui toubtanania, fddri fen fofoon
ia iotpitti len bGnen pddiid ale.
rWlinua rpilustoa", Ianoi mics, yoi
iospa oliii io.atin peitettd pddueni."
Yappi riiIui tatfinia ia Ietpitti len
baonotetuu p1Gue. Siuoin Ionoi TO-
tiIas: oSumalan tdboen. JOS tobeua'
Elm OH i%ototin HaomatusIo, iota
moi ~Iaottaa ibmiien tefemGdn toilils
lie iiten tuin tie olette tebnpt minuIle,
min ontatoa miuun Ioooa fuuua Il.
to-"
po!nele enIin, pubu Iitte bdnestd,
iota poIweIet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

me MT aIiaan ia panfaamme ie al'
FUN enIin tdsid muobosia. ~Moipi'
ban !6erra meitd Titten mdbitellen
auitoa eteenpdin, ettd noimme pd'
bdn oian fuluttua aiatela foulitu
laoientamista ia file oman rafen.
nufIenfin banffimista. Muutcin
mp5s toipon to%istenfin r%peliien ia
~TIarten lauIupan aiatufIenia off
asia.
&. IS. Nisfanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

= Yostori 6. Spostoinen tulee
idnd iptIpnd tefem6dn l1betpsmot'
fan muutomiin l6nnen m%oItioibin.
Samoua mattaua ottod ban mas
taan Muttoion ia 2asten Oitdndn
tiIautIia, ietd mpp iulfaiIuiomme.
Soipomme. eta Sumola %iiunao td'
mdnfin pastori Snosfaiien matfon,
ettd bdnen fauttanIa tuliIi nIea erd'
maan fuIfiia iobbatetufIi pirmoitta
nom eIdmdnmeben Idb.een tpfD!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

= Sppslebtid postitettiin %iilaaiil'
leen ipiime milton lopuua toista tue
botia f%appaIetta. Sppnd, eitemme
ennen ole niitd postittoneei, on ouut
ie, ettd oIemme oo%ottaneet postibaI'
litlfIeIia ioiIeuluotan poslitusIupaa,
iota oIemme bdfeneet faitiae iublas
iulfaiIuiuemme. Wiainitiuo Iupaa ~
me fuitentaan ole piela %Iooneet, TO-
ten idptpp SppSIeboet postitiaa toe
u auiien tirinpaiNnMo'ieen poStlinS'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

- Spnd lufiia! &~dndIepds taas
naapuriueii ndpttdmdsIH Guttaiaa,
Jos Ell bdneue iitd tule, ia feboita
b6ntd Iitd tiIaamaan. - 8oettafaom.
me taas rpbtpd ptTisid tuumin fe'
rddmddn Iuttaiaue uulia tilaufia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

GSIomen Gtoanfeliumi Yboistpt
5eltd OF fuluneen feidn aifana ppp'
bettp emanteliumiiublia f%aitfioan pli
fuuE1atoa. = Wiel6 SuomesIafin
lontpn niiid ibniIid, iotfo baluopot
fuula faQista 8ristufien enonfes
liumia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

= Muttolan aIiamiebid feboitetaan
tiIaamaan rSppslebted" m%pptdndf'
Ieen. Slmpittataa nellie tuinta nom
ia fappoletta Iuulette moipanne nil
I'd mppod ia me olemme moImiit
niitd beti ldbettdmddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Kaikki lehdelle aijotut lahetykset ovat osoitet-
tavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box II, lronwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January II
900, at he post office at ~Ironwood, Michig an
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08
Soornap,toroia

Soornamnoroia.
9 p. GmbarrasIa fouluad feuo
i'll.
10 p. pepIan baaliua feuo 2 ip.
II p. GIpeId Flo 8 III.
13 p. WintoniSIa Flo 8 III.
IA p. Seumoobisia fouluQa Flo 8
in.
l6 p. Sairbnnfs, &riStiun Hont"
bon toloua Flo 2 ip.
Is p. @ilbert, tlo 2 ip.
q. Snliffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

Rahat lahetettak66t Joke suorastaan rahassa
TAI expressi- tai pankkivekselissA tahi posti-mo'
ney-orderissa dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam lAhettAA / sentin postimerkeissA,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

g. s.. Hisianen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-09-08

Toimitus eli sail yta kirioitnksia, joita Sc Ell vo
~iulaista.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

James w. Rea in the public press thanking the
democrats for putting him the ticket. but de-
clining to democratic ticket and under
democratic flag and democratic platform, and
thus turning down his beloved party, at whose
hands he had sought the nomination at the primary
and which had often in the past honored him. Well
the announcement appeared all right the very next
day in San Jose paper and he thanked the voters
all right, but strange relate, he did not decline
the democratic nomination and refuse to be tool
OF the democracy seeking to haul down the repubh-
can flag IN this county and senatorial district but
tell it with shame and sorrow, he said: i am
still in the fight for the senate and will not quit
until the last is counted
Then the Register goes on to talk about Juda
and other characters, which, although mentioned |
the bible, will not do to swear by.
BY BAEDEKER
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
JIM'S FISHING EXCURSION

One of the old poes writes me an entertainn.
story OF the late Jim Budd apropos OF something
wrote not long ago on this page concerning tn
famous blackboard campaign that he made whei
he ran for congress- Thus it was:
Jim was the only man that ever made me flop
from the republican party. | call him Jim because
he insisted should do so. When called him
Mr. Budd he said: Call me Jihl-just plain Jim.
If there is anything hate it is for my friends to
call me mister SO l was a republican when Jim
came tearing to county on his whirwnd
campaign for governor. I did not seek an intro
duction to him. but he sought me We
introduced by mutual friend Afterward
found out that Jim had known "our mutual
friend about fifteen minutes beforehand Any
how, Jim became my best friend in less time He
mentioned dozen of my friends in different
parts OF the state, who, he said, had frequently
spoken highly of highly indeed that he
had just been aching for months to know me- AS
for my voting for him, he would even think of
asking do so; he liked me the better for
sticking my own. party. But far that
concerned, he said all sensible men knew there
was no real politics IN the governorshp.
Then got awful thick, and he conhdentialy
told me that whether he was defeated
after the election he intended to take a long rest
and go fishing for week or two; that he had
already engaged boat for that purpose that would
carry ten or fifteen good fellows and insisted that
should join the party. | not only promised
would but followed Jim all over the county and
spent nearly $500 buying giant powder and hiring
miners to explode it at his meetings
Ny county, although strongly republican, went
gave high toned dinner to dozen Of my re-
publican friends, and was surprised to learn that
had engaged every of them to go fishing
with him. whether he elected not As
business takes into many parts of the state,
afterward met about 5000 good republicans Jim
had invited go fishing with him, whether he was
elected not Perhaps he invited you Jim never
that fishing trip--all the boats on the
coast couldn't have carried his invited friends But
he was a good fisherman all the same Anyhow,
he caught me all right and I am no sucker, either
Yes, Jim Budd was good fisherman and the bes
singlehand eampaigner that ever came down tn
pike in California but that fact does not atogethe
explain his election or the manner in which he over
came a tremendous adverse majority while all tn
other men on his ticket were hopelessly defeated.
JIMMY GOES MARCHING ON
The Mountain View Register has some unkine
remarks about Jim Rea; for instance:
In its last issue this paper said that it expected
every day now to notice the announcement of