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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
THE WEATHER.

Forccnst, VirEinin-Locnl showers
Tuesday and probnhly Wednesday,;
light, variable, mostly SOuth windM.
North CnrOlinn-Pnrtly cloudy, fol-
lowed by showers by Tuesday night {;
Wednesday,, showers; light, variable
winds, mostly sOuth.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday to Albert Steck and Rosa Stolz:
to James r. Cowling and Lula " f.
Wade: to W. Edward Clarke and Sc
lenia WARMER. and to Robert w. Cosby
and Mary Louise Tatum.
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O'Clock. Mr. Kirby was In his seventy
sixth year. and had been until a few
years ago connected with the dry goods
trade In this city. He leaves. besides
HIS wife, three daughters--alisses i.
lIopson jamie and Cannadinc--and one
son, ". & Kirby, whose home is in
West Virginia.
The funeral VIII be conducted by
Rev. n. u. c. Maclachlan of the Sew
enth Street Christian Church. of which
sir. Kirby had been member Tor
number OF years.
air Kirby was born in York county
on March s, 1884. He had been assoc
ciated with the wholesale dry goods
business of Richmond since the war.
having Travelled for the old tirni OF
George ID. Thaxton. and later for
Drewry Hughes 81 CO. He served with
the Home Guard during the war. lie
had been in falling health for num-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
CONTRACT GIVEN
FOR new BOILERS
Power House for New Street
Railway Company Is
Under Way.

Bids werc opened YESTERDAY from ron,
ten manufacturers and the contraet
awarded bv the Richmond, and Hen.
rico railway Company to the Babcocki
q WiicSS Company for forged steer
boilers for the new power-house 70 re
erected on Louisiana street. IN VI
tor, for the new electric line now IN
co,irse of construction. The apnroSl-
mate cost is about $4,000. ana inc
bniiers are to be delivered In Sixty
Work is progressing stehdily on
tho Marshall Street Viaduct construC,
ton having begun at the Church nm
end at Twenty.nrst street. working
westward. Already about one plocK
of the gigantic steel frame is in place.
and n large part of the metal LOT
further construction X on the gronnd.
Rails have been laid on flfth, DaSt
Marshall Baker, Duval ana BROOK
Avenue. ~.
4 petition is now pending before me
Street Committee for q chanEe III, IN me
proposed route of the line from thirty.
FIRST and Grace Streets to Fulton. 1t
had been proposed to carry tie tracks
bv curving viaduct 500 feet long
around the base of ChinboraHo Park
from Thirty first and Grace streets 10
williamsburg Avenue. Difficulties OF
making overhead crossings with ne
Chesapeake and Ohio tracks and grade
crossings with those OF the southern
Railway made change desirable. ana
maps have been drawn for route
along the lower driveway of Ginning
razo Park, clinging closely TO the nil
side and entering Fulton by Fulton
Street,
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tefrles was little irritable. a sure
styn that he Is about on edge. Both
must be little careful not TO over
train
Jeffrles went fishing yesterday !
am going to try TO go along and get
the secret OF these trips, and see II
he does any training on them. More
about that later
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
s a, M, temperature. ............. IS
i1ulniuitN ......a't........ 90
Wind. direction ............ Southwest
Mind, velocity ...... 10
Weather ...................... cloudy
IL noon temperature. ...........,. 70
8 P. NJ. temperature. .,......... 81
J Nj .,....'...'.........'........ 81
Minimum temperature up to 5
y, M. .......... observation-disclosures. to
Mean temperature .............. ~
Normal temperature. ............. n
Deficiency in Temperatures. ...,.. 5
Excess In temperature since
March .,..t...............E.. 4o
Accum. excess in temperature since
January | .........,..... II
Excess In rainfall since March L $50
January ...,'................. 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
Other irwin infant Dies.

special 10 The Tlmes- Dlspatch.I
Concord. Va, June 2I.-Yesterday
morning the second twin infant OF
Booker Dr!nkard. who resides about
seven miles west of this place, died
after very short illness. The hrst
one died last "Wednesday The child
will be buried al the Mt. Athos buryinE
ground beside the other.
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DEATHS

wINGFIELD-Died. at Warren, Abe
marie county. Va, June 81, at 2.
NJ, DIR. CHARLES l., WlNGFlELDs
in the cighty-tfth year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
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TO RELIEVE HEADACHE and INeOM-
MA caused by summer heat, nervousness OF
Impaired digestion. take Horsford's Acid
Phosphate
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Danger or ovcrtrainins.

OF course, tt looks easy TOT Johnson.
1t Is like ton-second man working
with a man q half-second slower He
does not have to show the best there.
is IN him, but nevertheless 1t Is re-
markable work, Both men are In dam
ger of getting a little too fine
Johnson was below 2l0 to- day. Willie
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morrow to consider the provisions of
the law and the best methods OF gut
ting in effect.
The Postmaster General said to-day
that II was his intention to press the
establishment of the postal savings
system earnestly, and 10 get II INTO
operation at the earliest practicable
date.
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nocKADAY--Died yesterday after.
noon. at $40, BETTE THOMAS
HOOK ADAY. wife OF John r. Hook.
aday, aged siEty-siS years
Fourth Street. at III o'clock We'd
NESDAY MORNING.
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GoopwYN--pied, yesterday. at 7.lb P,
NJ, MRS. ADA l.. GooDWYN, wifa
OF city Attorney II. w. Goodwyns
1874 Porter Street, Manchester.
The funeral will be from Bains
bridge street Church WEDNESDAY
az 3.30 p NJ
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BQTHF|GHTERSD0
BIG DAYS BOXING
CONTINUED From First Page)

a big black man. who makes up for
his lack OF knowledge by losing his
of the camp. He tried that to-day. hut
Jack only laughed. and when he came
too fast. struck a hard Jolt or two into
him.
freshman. who would probably give his
entire salary to get inside that Won
derful guard. But whenever hc tries
to land on the smiling: shining face
full arms are always inS the way when
he tries to hit the body.
Mills. who is quick and clever but
not hard hitter. Is allowed to slam
Johnson's stomach. and one wonders
how human nature can bear the can
nonading. but Johnson continues to
smile, to take 1t all, though this pound
ing is always the finish of his long
work ont
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CORRESPONDENCE. June IS, 1910 al
$50 P. NJ, at sos North Twenty.htth
Street. MRS THOMAS b. JOHN
STON, In the sixtieth year OF he'll
age. She leaves her husband and eight
children-NIrs Oscar r. Parrish. Mrs.
Charles w. Eaton. Mrs. James W.
Dodd, Mrs william NJ. Turner. Miss
Adele s. Johnston. John D.. Thomas
b.. ,Jr., and Colin b. Johnston. Shf
was born in Renfrewshire, Scotland.
Funeral from the residence at
P. NJ. TO-DAY. Interment at Oaks
wood
SuLLIV AN--Died, suddenly last night
at 1896 o'clock. while at work at
City Hall, r. j. SULLIVAN.
Funeral notice later.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25

como Zenaida esta bella con SUI ira
je de boda, la corona de mlrto en- la
cabeza y el collar, regalo de la seno-
ra Johausen.
lie creo, Pooh, te creo! Tan
buena mujer no puede menos de ser
bella. ;Y cuando es la ceremonial
-Dentro de cuatro dias, ell diez y
seis de este mes. Y he aquf por que te
digo: da prisa a los postillones, que
por mi parte no he de regate earles las
copas. Que no dejen dormirse a los
caballos -. iTu coche lleva a I'm no
VIC, y es precise que no envejezca de
masiado en- el viaje
isl Zenaida no guerra Lrespon
dio riendo ell alegre conductor.
-iAh! LA buena mujer! Aunque
,yo tuviera veinte amos mas, me que
rria 10 mismo.
Por efecto de la confdencia que
ell dependiente acababa de hacer a
su amigo Broks, las paradas, rega-
das con una copa de scbnaps, fueron
breves, y jamas la mcl!e-poste de Ri
Ga habia caminado tan de prisa.
Ell pals ofrecia siempre cl mismo
aspecto, de inmensas llanuras, de las
que brotaba ell pentrante olor del ca
iamo durante ell verano. Ell estado
del camino, las mas dc las veces ira
zado por los coches y carretas, deja
ba mucho que desear. A veces Sc alar
gaba entire las orillas de vastos bos-
ques, acknowledgements cubiertos de
los mismos arboles. que gemian al i'm
pulse del huracan. En- los caminos y
campos de cultivo habia poca gente
Ell carruaje marchaba de pueblo en-
pueblo, de aldea en- aldca, de para
da en- parada, sin perder tempo, gra.
cias a BrokS. No era de prever retra
so alguno.
Durante el tempo que tardabs
en- mudar de tiro, el dependiente Y e
conductor Sc apeaban; pero ell viajer(
desconocido no abandonaba su 81
ito, aprovechando el tempo Ell que
quedaba solo para arrojar una mira
da al exterior.
No es muy vivo nuestro com
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25

provincias balticas. En- suma, una
exce!ente comida que puso a Broks
y a Pooh de excente humor para el
resto del dia.
Respecto al otro viajero, no pare.
cio que lie produjera tan felices efec'
tos. Sc hizo servir aparte, en- un rim
con sombrio de la sala. Levant6 ape
mas su capucha, que dejo yer una bal
ba canosa. En- vano el dependiente
y ell conductor inentaron verle el ros
.tro. Comic rapida y sacramento, y
mucho antes que los otros volvlo
ocupar su sitio en- ell coche.
No dejo este de intrigar sus COM
oaheros de viaje, especialmente a
Pooh, que sentia gran despecho POI
no haber podido sacar una sola pala-
bra a aquel taciturno.
-:No consequences saber quien
es ese individuo? o?-pregunto Pooh.
-Yo te voy a decir-lespondld
Broks.
-:Le conoces?
ST. -. Es un caballero que ha
pagado SUI billete, y este me basta.
Sc partio algunos minutes antes
de las dos, y ell coche tom6 un andal
rapido, Ell tiro, al que Sc le dirlgfan
carinosas palabras: q "lHala, palomas
ihala golondrinas!. -" arrant
al trote largo, bajo el latigo del pos
tillon.
Probablemente Pooh habia agota
do todo SUI repertoire de noticias,
pues entire el y el conductor la con
versaci6n languidecia. Algo pesadc
ademas, por efecto de la digestion dc
tan buena comida, ahogado el cere
bro en- los vapores del uodka, no tardt
en- dormirse, balanceando la cabezs
a uno y otro lado. Sueno q. al cabt
de un cuarto de hora era profundo
V en- ell que sin duda brillaba la dulct
imagen de Zenaida Parensof.
Ell tempo Sc tornaba rudo. Las nj
bes bajaban. FL carruaje habia en-
trado por llanuras pantanosas, I'm
propias para establecer un canine
| Por la terra movediza corrfan mul
tiples arroyos, siendo precise yuxta
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ia vez que desde la partida lie dirigia
esta pregunta, ,-aseguras que mana
ma por la noche llegaremos Revel
ST, Pooh, 81 el NAL tempo no 10
impide; sobre todo, 81 no nos detiene
durante la noche.
y una vez en- Revel. cel coche
partira a las veinticuatro horas?
"A las veinticuatro horas-res-
pondio Broks.-El servicio esta es-
tablecido de esta manera.
-SY seras til ell que me conduz-
ca a Riga?
-Yo mismo. Pooh
-Por San Miguel. va GUERRA
estar de vuelta. .. .Contigo, Sc en-
tiende
-: :Conmigo, Pooh? Gracias por
tu amabilidad -. Pero, spor que
tanta prisa?
-Porque tengo que hacer una in
vitaci6n. Broks
"A mi?
A ii. Una invitacion que tie a.
gradara, 81 es que te gusta conner y
bcber bien en- grata compania.
! -iNaya!,-dijo Broks. Seria pre-.
ciso ser cnemigo de 81 mismo para
que le desagradara i uno ESQ. sc
trata de una comida?
Mas que comida. Tn verdadert
festin de boda.
-iDe oda?,-exclamo el con
ductor. sY por que motive he de SCI
vo invitado a un festfn de boda?
. -Porque el novio te conoce per.
sonalmente.
! ME conoce?
y tambien la novia.
-Vamos,-dijo Brohs.-acepto
aun sin Saber quicncs son los futu
ros esposos.
-Tc 10 voy a dccir.
-Antcs deiame que te preguntt
81 son hucna gonte.
-; va 10 creo!. Como que el NJ
} vio SOY vo.
} --iTu Pooh.
-lO mlSmo. . Y la novia la ex
cclente Zenaida Paransot.
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poner troncos de &rboies para da
alguna sohdez al terreno. Ell paso,
casi insufciente para I'M peaton. era
muy dificil para I'm carruaje. Gran
numero de los dichos tablones, apo
yados solamente por un extreme, Sc
movian bajo las ruedas del coche,
que sonaba con inquientante rumo
de herraje. t.+>
En- tales condolences el iemshak no
pensaba en- forzar al tiro. Por pru-
dencia, marchaba lentamnete, le@an
tando a los caballos, que tropeuaban
a cada paso. FranqueaNnse de este
modo varias etapas, ieutando sca-
dentes. Pero las bestias hegahan mKy
fatigadas los sitios de pars1a, y no
Sc las podfa pedir mas.
A las cinco de la tarde, bajo I'm Gle
10 cubierto de nubes, va era de noche
Extrema atencion exfgfa mantenesse
en- buena direction en- aquel camfno
confundido con los pantanos. Los ca
ballos Sc asustaban al no sentlr ell sue
10 frme bajo sus cascos: espantados
Sc arrojaban de lado.
-iAl paso, puesto que es precise!
|-repetfa Broks. Vale mas llegar a
Pernau on una hora de retraso que
volcar.
-iUna hora de retraso!, ,-excla-
mo Pooh, al que tantas sacudidas ha
bian sacado de su sueiio.
-iEs 10 mas prudente!,- !,-respon-
dio ell position, que Sc vio obligado
varias veces q echar pie atierra para
conducir al tiro por la brida.
Ell viajero habfa hecho algunos
movimientos, erguido la cabeza, y
buscando inutilmente yer algo al ira
YES del cristal de la ventanAa. La
obscuridad era 10 bastante espesa
entonces para que fuera impossible
percibir NADIA. Los faroles del coche
| lanzaban sus reAejos luminosos, que
apenas rompian las tieneblas.
-SDonde estamos?,-pregunto
Pooh.
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panero,-repetia Pooh.
Nj tampoco muy hablador-res.
pondia Broks.
-tNo sabes quien es?
No. 49,, y no he visto nj ell co,
lor de SUI barba.
Precise sera que Sc decida a mos
trar ell rostro cuando comamos al
medic dia.
i IA menos que tampoco coma!,-
respondio Broks.
Antes de llegar al pueblo donde el
coche debia deternerse a la hora de
conner, atrevesaron por un gran nu-
nero de miserables aldeas, llenas
de cabahas, apenas habitables, man
stones de gente pobre, cuyas ma
unidas maderas dejaban penetrar e]
frio,. Sin embargo, en- Livonia los
campesinos son robustos. Los hom'
bres muestran sus cabezas cubierta:
de duros cabellos, y las muj jeres var
cubiertas de andrajos; los nifos des'
nudos brazos y piernas, cubiertos dc
lodo. iPobres moujlks! Y 81
sufren en- sus tugurios los calores de
verano y los frios del invierno, la llu
via o la nieve en- todo tempo.
:qu6 decir de su alimentacion, del ne
gro pan de corteza, mojado en- el ace
te, que da la simiente del canamo
del caldo de trigo 8 avena, y alguns
vez, muy pocas, tocino o carne sala
da? iQue existencia la suya! Pere
no Sc quejan. s.. Para que?
Felizmente a la entrada de un pue
bio importante, en- la parada del me-
diodfa y una regular posada, los via.
jeros encontraron substanciosa CO.
mida: cochinillo, cohombros madam
do zen un cuenco de aqua salada, gran
DIES pedazos de ese pan que Sc llama
"pan agrio', pues no Sc podia exlgll
pan blanco, un trozo de salmon pes
cado en- las aguas del Dwina, tocln.
| fresco con legumbres, caviar, lengl
bre, rabanos V esas confturas pro
pias del pals que tienen un sabor slr
gular. Por bebida el invarlable te, e
cual CORE con tanta abundancia qu
bastaria para alimentar un rio en- la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25

| ST que es ezcelente-La YER
dad, no esperaba este.
-STe asombra?
No. Y har6is un buen matrimo-
MO, aunque til tengas clncuenta amos
cumplidos, Pooh.
y Zenaida tenga cuarenticinco
Broks. :Qu6 quiores? Seremos dlcht
sos menos tempo, este es todo. ian
amigo!Se puede amar cuando Sc quit
era; pero no debe uno casarse hasts
que es possible. Yo tenia veinticince
amos cuando me enamore, Y Zenal-
da veinte. Pero entire los dos no po
seiamos Glen rublos. Lo prudente ers
esperar. Cuando 70 hubiera ahorra'
do una suma regular y ella tuvlers
una dote semejante, estaba conve-
nido que nos casariamos. III Y hoy
va esta el dinero! sAcaso entire los
pobres no sucede este frecuentemen'
te en- Livonia? Asf no hay que In
quietarse por el porvenir.
Themes raz0n.
-Yo ocupo va un buen destlno er
! la casa Johausen; quinientos rublo:
por ano. que los dos hermanos aume
taran ell dia del matlimonio. Zenai
da CANA otro tanto. Henos, pues, ri
cos ricos i nucstra manera, st
comprende =. .Seguramente no po
seemos la cuarta parte de 10 que lie
vo en- mi cartera.
Poch Sc detuvo, arroj ojando una mi
rada recelosa sobre su compaIiero dt
viaje, siempre inm6vil, y que al pa
recer dormia. Tai vez habfa hablad(
mas de 10 conveniente. Despues ana
do:
ST. Broks: ricos nuestra ma
nera. Con nuestraS economics plenst
que Zenaida compre una tienda dt
merceria. Hay en- una venta cerc;
del puerto.
y te prometo gran clientela, a
migo Poch-eXclamo el conductor.
-Gracias. Broks, gracias por ade
lantado. va sahes que en- el festin t.
reserve I'm sitio.
I -cCual?
| No leios de la novia. Va vera
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-
F>L iemschik conducfa ra
- pidamente al tlro, cor

F>L iemschk conducia ra-
- pidamente al tlro, con
los brazos separados Y
llevando las riendas la moda rusa.
Despues de haber subido por el ba-
rrio del Norte, Sc lanz6 sobre la carre
terra, a traves del campo. En- los al
rededores de Riga son numerosos los
canlpos cultivados, Y los traba]os de
labor iban a comenzar muv pronto.
Pero a 10 8 - verstas de ALI la MI
rada Sc perdia en- la intermnable es-
tepa. c,,ya uniformidad solo Sc altera
{ exception de los academies del te-
rreno, muy raros en- la superhcle de
las provincias balticas, por los bos-
ques de verdes arboles.
Como Broks habia hecho observar
el aspecto del cielo no era tranquil
sador. Soplaba el huracan Y la tor
menta Sc acentuaba 3 medida que el
sci sc elevaha -ohre el hOmzonte. Fe-
IzIuente, ol vicnto ,oplaba del Su-
deeste
De 20 en- % vcr,ta> una paada
permitfa canr'iar el tiro Y cl poStl-
hon. Este servicio. convenientemen-
te organizuio, u~o@ur&ba i los viaje-
ros un tr,.I>rortc regular Y baStan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
OFRECEMOS Al PUBuCO
El limpiiadop VACUUM n0apCa "SAAT0. y

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrca;
Marchara contantemente sin calentarse enterumpirse
"Tiene por minute desttuci6n cacuada de 25 30
pies cibico de are bre Producra naXmo de
pulgadaS segun ell mercurio Standard de los EE U.U
Durara de Is 20 amos, ati usandose diariamente"
El SANTO t:aba ara de cualquer cubo de luz nCandes
cente. de centavos la hora. Ell "SANTO" no
podra superado para e hogar pero tamben
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecbe para T1ENDAS ALMA
GENES. OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES. Ii otros
edfcios grandes. Haga vista nuestras ofcinas para
la demonstration, por ctaci6n nandaremos ell aparato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-25
CHARLES WERE.

AGENTE DE ADUANA Y CCM1S1ON1STA4
Aseute General On ID hls de- La Conpshs De SECURES
contra Inceudss "LUNION do PARIS
de- los ARAD0S ALEMANE stens Biccets AsFca "fAJARl
de Ia Cerveza frslcess "MAXEVILLE'
de Ia Cervozs aIemaDa "SAbYAF0R'
Vends ACBITES GRASAS, Dc calidades
ameiorables para teda case Dc Aasuinariaa
PO R0X 223. TELEF0NO 37L
TErUAN47. SAN JUAN. Pr.
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En- sta imperenta seveuds padel de
psriodicos vi ej.s 81 quintal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Ing OF the board o. directors Of The t,ac,,
on pans The M,ne as,,, and Milling. company. held
sssssment sst OF one fourth OF cent per
sgla.e was levied upon the capital srock
inc Ii1 'ne corporation issued and ouistand .
Irsr az ~ East Third South street. Salt
-, any STOCK upon which this assessment
per 20; 1910 will become deiin0uent and
,n,s unx,ertised Tor sale at public auction. and
sn,d o., pIIyinent is made before will be
3o'u on december 26, 1910. at 10 a M
az - East Third South street. to- nav nir foI
s,';a ag;arhqusn' assessment thereon, together
Win WIN tne costs OF advertising and sx-
Pehoo VI dsle' J. r. KIEHM
Secretary and Treasurer
''rse publication November /. 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
Present State Administration
Conspicuous in Being Con-
spieuously a Betrayal.
PEOPLE NEGLECTED
FOR SELFISH GREED
Brady Undertakes to Explain
That Fifty-Three-Dollar
Dinner.
BY G. e. ARNEY

Special 10 The Tribune
BOISE. Ida Nov 4.--Idaho needs bet
ter manaremcnt II her affairs than she
has received at tho hands of the present
state administration. Not that Idaho has
a Republican aduiinistration-that cuts
no figure. Idaho, the gem Of the noun
tains. with her saIubrious climate, her
bounteous water supply. her soil, hel
citizenship her constitution and her laws
her civilization and her moral cicnnli
ness is deserving of better treatment.
Governor Brady is responsible for her
condition and this is one OF the final
appeals To the readers of The Tribune
In Idaho TO rid this commonwealth of his
diaboical personality, Not that he is a
Republican, not that ne is jack Nor
mon. not thet he is hypocrite. but for
the honor. the credit and for the morals
Of the state of Idaho.
Mr. Brady, by his vulgar use OF money.
the lowest instinct of man." has set a
pace as governor which aside from his
distinguished residuary legatee, Gov
ernor Gooding. has been heretofore un-
known. and which. for the educational.
social and moral advancement of the
commonwealth should be Immediately
-relegated to tho rear by this we'll mean
Ing people. who deserve better repre-
sentation.
Land Grabbing.
II. lis ehargeable to Governor Brady
that Robert Lansdon. d. G. McDougal II
and s. Belle Chamberlain. his three asso-
ciates on the state land board. have en-
riched their respective eXchequers by in
vestments in Carey act lands through
inside information acquired through their
official positions
This last quotation is literal from the
ready, pen OF the governor OF Idaho,
who today is candidate for reelection
the same ticket is D. G. Mcpouge1l
whom his excelency, by these words. mp
braids Yet. because, forsooth. OF the Nor
mons among whom McDougall has lived
for twenty years and whose eXchequer he
aids TO augment by his political power.
Brady shields and protects him with the
devotion worthy. OF a patriotic service.
McDougall has violated the speciilc
statutes of Idaho which his sacred oath
of office bade him reverb Yet Brady
ceaves TO him because OF his status with
q Mormon clientage. which is the
only possible salvation for him in this
present political emergency.
The crime which D. Z. McDougal! has
committed against existing Idaho law
should serve to impeach him should he
be reelected 10 Office, without regard to
the particular specie OF law recommend
cd by the present Republican state plat