The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-05-26

pie this fall.
Resolved, That we endorse without
equivocation the local option law and
pledge our moral support to Its rigid |
realizing as we do that |
the community and the citizens are
better of when such reform measures
are consistently lived up to, and that |
the regulation of the traffic should, by
right, be placed In the hands of the |
people. with the object of conserving
the time-honored principle of major
ity rule. We favor a continuation of |
the present law, with such changes by |
our legislature as experience may war
rant, as result Of its operations.
Resolved, That it is to the interests |
of the members of the Eastern Idaho |
Press club to be informed of any dead
beet advertising agencies, and we
therefore recommend that any member
having experience with any such con-
Germs should at once notify the sec
rotary, furnishing him with the facts,
and that the secretary hereupon send
out letters to every member warning
them against doing business with those
complained against
Resolved, Statistics show that 1907
900 American citizens will go to Can
aou W7ul QlIM SuIGLIBo 1894 sIql Bps
less than $5,0O0,000 In money, and un-
told value in trained, progressive citi-
zenship Idaho, with her fair laws
and boundless opportunities, has Of
fered a home for many thousands of
the most desirable Of this class of new
home-hunting citizens; but whereas,
the Canadian government has bent its
best efforts to attract, at great cost,
this desirable immigration, in Idaho
this has been left largely to private
enterprise, and the newspapers, to ex-
plot the possibilities of the state. We
favor far larger appropriation by the
| Legislature for Idaho advertising than
has heretofore been made; and the or
ganization of an immigration bureau.
| in charge of an experienced man. to
the end that we may check this exodus
/ of American citizens and bring them
/ to Idaho by fairly presenting the adj
vantages of our great state.
| Resolved, That we insist upon a
strict compliance with the law provid-
| ing that all public printing for the var
ious counties within the state be done
| within the counties wherever possible,
and that state printing be done within
! the state in the same spirit that we
1 dustries of every kind, and that we
pledge financial support to any pub
Usher who may take an appeal from
an order of any board of commission
ers ordering the payment for any
printing contracted in violation of such
law, and instruct our president to as.
sist in behalf of this organization II
conducting such appeal.
Resolved, That we discourage II
every legitimate way the establishment
of homeless papers throughout the ter
ritory included within our association
, in the same spirit, and for the same
reason that we would discourage thu
opening of temporary store for tn
: purpose of unloading bankrupt stool
of goods to the detriment Of every es
? tablished mercantile interest in an,
, town.
II Resolved, That we are heartily II
sympathy with the campaign bein
: waged in Idaho for better and cleane
! foods, honest weights, and improve
: sanitary conditions IL. our publ
: buildings and public places. we az
> tplaud the effective work that has bee
: done in this direction by our stat
8 dairy. food and sanitary inspector
q James H. Wallis, and assure him ths
:, lie has our hearty cooperation In h
q efforts to bring about changes in cor
: ditions hitherto existing, and we favC
- the legislature increasing the apprt
2 priation for this work so that the stat
, inspector can have all the additions
n help that is necessary to prosecute tn
much needed reform. In this come
! ton we endorse the following from II
- Boise Statesman:
ST "At no point in our economic syste
- is vigilance, eternal, sleepless vigi
~ ance. more necessary than in guardiI
the purity of food supply, and publ
~ officials who are alive to their respol
r cs sibilities in this direction merit Il
" gratitude of the people"
~ Resolved, That we acknowledge Il
. invitation of Supt. G. H. Isaac to spe1
- an ENJOYABLE hour at the state I'll
10 hatchery at Hay Spur. The develo
~ ment of Idaho is due as much to Il
~ attractions offered to men OF red blot
q no enjoy measure of "baek-to-natur
20 life as it is to her mines, her forest
= and her fertile fields; and the develo
10 ment of the best fish and game depa1
= ment in the west, in the hands OF ca
H. able men like Mr.. G. H. Isaac, Workil
10 head of the fish department, is the
a. yelopment of a magnificent state I
ST source.
~ Recognizing the benefits deriV
~ from organization, and especially t
el good results to the newspaper frater
ity of the work done and being do
81 by the Eastern Idaho Press CLUB a
no the Western Idaho Press associate
to and the further benefits that would
he suit to the fraternity of the state
es the organization OF the newspaper III
NO of the northern counties of Idaho, be
nf Resolved, That it is the sense
ee this organization and OF the Weste
M Idaho association, as represented
al it's delegates to this meeting, that
,;s urge the importance of such organii
ton upon cur brothers of the MOI
&C. and delegate President James n. w
IT. lis of the Eastern Idaho Press CLUB.
w. Joint representative of the organE
60 tions named, to present this matter
IF the newspaper men of northern Ida