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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
LUCAS PULLS OUT.

Candidate For State Printer Quits
FieidLcaueus May Be Called.
Special TO Times-Republican.
Des Molnes. March 2S.-One Of the
candidates for state printer withdrew
Goday-y. q. Lucas, Of Misunderstanding
only four whose names will go before
the republican caucus when held. There
ere three candidates for state binder.
An the candidates who desire the eau.
cuo nomination are understood 10 favor
q caucus this week and to have It sep.
afato from any senatorial or other
:onnau1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
BAR FEMALE WRESTLERS
Mayor Of pss Meinss Orders Contest
e.tx.sn Women Mat Artists Stopped
-says Il Would Bs Immoral Exhi-

pes Moines, March 2s.-Mayor James
Hanna today issued an order stopping
a wrestling match between Edith Allen.
Of Kansas City. ad Blanche Beaumont,
Of New York. scheduled to be held IN
a local theater tonight. The mayor
holds that such q match would be
violation Of a state law prohibiting I'M"
moral exhibitions,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
German steamer Aground.

Cape Haptien. Hayti. March 2S-The
German steamer Allemannia, Of the
Atlas line, which sailed from New
York last Thursday for Hayti, Is
aground off Point Mardigras In dan
gerous position. Her ten passengers
are safe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
EIdera pefsats Aeklsy.

EIdoea 0efeato Aek'oy.
anerial 70 Times-RepublicAn.
Eldora, March 2e-The Eldofa nlsh
.cnoo, haseball team defeated the team
srnn the Ackley high school here on
saturday last, 10 to Z. This was the
AT rame Of the season for the Eldora
teann ana the second tor the boys from
Acalley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
m,p.cENruRv ANNIVERSARY.
Aaed Clarence Couple Celebrate Thei
Golden Ws66in9.

Golden wedding.
Special to Times Republican.
Clarence, March 28-Mr. and Mrs.
II. Scott. pioneer residents Of this place.
reached and httingly celebrated the
setieth anniversary OF their welded
lives at their home here Monday. A
'arse number OF friends and relatives
gathered at their home during the day
and presented them with largo purse
OF gold. They were also the recipients
II q great many other splendid gifts
The old couple are both about 80 years
NJ age
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
LLrOWN. IOWA, TUESDAY MARCH % 1911

German, Of the court OF common pleas.
in favor Of George b. Cox. filed by the
prosecuting attorney last week. follow
ing an injunction by the local court
restraining Judge German from prose-
cutting the trial against Cox
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

FL Paso, March 2s.-Thousands OF
in northern Mexico are
struggling TO get out OF the country.
Il u reported. Many women and chill
dren are without means for transporta-
ton. Others are afraid to attempt to
make q living In . county foreign to
them, ana stiu others are restrained by
the fear that their property will fan
into tho hands Of tho insurrectos.
Seventeen families on the border near
"a Paso today applied to customs OF
flcials to b allowed e bring their
horses ard household goods into the
country. They pleaded that they were
tired Of fighting to preserve their prop
erty at risk OF their lives.
Conditions at Juarez are much as
they were but many families are NOV
ing to the United States side OF the
river because Of rumors that the city
will be attacked.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
MADERo FAMILY DECLARES m.
suRREcTIoN WILL CEASE IN
THIRTY DAYS.
pIAz TO BE PERMITTED
TO RETIRE GRACEFULLY
Will BE Allowed to Retain Presidency
. Few Months and Then Resign
Guerrilla Warfare by jnsurreetos Al
ready At End-Rsfusess Flock 70
United States.

San Antonio, March 2s.-Fran.
cisco !. Madsro, Sr., upon his arr
rival here today declared that
peace in Mexico 10 assured within
thirty days and possibly within
ton days. Himself, his son Al.
fonso, and his son, Gustave, he
thought, would be the revolution.
ary rsPrsssntativss.
Diplomatic exchanges had pro.
eeeded sufficiently, Ssnor Madsro
added, to make it possible to state
that the office Of vies-prssident
for the time being at least and at
present occupied by Senor corrali,
whom he called obnoxious, will bs
abolished.
The prediction regarding the
resignation Of correI! will leave
the functions Of the office Of vice
president to the new forsisn min
istsr. Senior dc II 6arra, ssnor
Madsro, said. President Diaz will
save his feelings by remaining in
office for four or six months and
then rssisnine. He will plead the
wsariness Of his many years. u
will then fall to Senor do IL earra
to become dc faeto president and
to call an election.
The administration party, II 10
said, and believed by ssnor Ma
dero, will choose Senior jose
Yves llmantour, tho minister OF
finance 90 ito candidate for the
hjahsst Office in the land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
VICTIMS ARE BURIED,
PROBE Is CONTINUED
WHILE oFFlclAlpoM SEEKS N.
sPoNsisiLlrY ron plsAsrgR,
FatEMos BURY THEIR DEAD.
cslARREp
DoolEs uNlpENTlrlGp

Fifty Funerals Monday and Many
More Today - improbable That
All OF the Bodies Will e cIajmed
State Asssmhiy Dslussd WITH
1illa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
SHIP BELIEVED LOST

Schooner Elizabeth santzlsr Though.
to Have Foundersd in Gulf Of Mex
leo, With All on Board.
Moss Point. Miss, March 2s.-rhe
schooner Elizabeth Bantzler. which
sailed from Havana, Cuba, for this
port on March Z. is believed to have
encountered a squall In the gulf and
eoundered. Nothing has been heard
OF her by her owners In this city since
she left Havana.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

2. Edward 1unoo DEAD.
Special TO Times-Republioan.
Burlington, 0darch 2S-F Edward
Runge, a wealthy Wholesale flsh mer-
chant died today after . long illness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

South Dakota-Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday: colder tonight.
PAGE ONE.
rslssraphie Nsvvs.
War to End In Mexico.
Diaz to Retire From Presidency.
Roosevelt Lambasts Guggenheinas
and Morgans.
Fire Victims Buried.
Move for Senatorial Caucus.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Control OF Franchises.
Phillips Repudiated In OttumwA
Results OF Iowa Elections.
Stranger Killed at Grinneu.
Fort Dodge Stays Wet.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Get tho Goods In.
Ten Minutes Work for tho Ieg,sla-
ture.
Mr.. Barney or the Scientist.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES FIVE AND SEVEN.
Iowa News:
1llinoistans Coming to Iowa
New Factory for Webster City.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
w. II. Jones Elected Mayor.
Herman and Derby Are Councimsn.
Latter Elected BY Narrow Margin.
Lamb VIII Probably Contest Elec-
tion.
Shaner to Judge Poultry at Fair.
Miss Jay TO We'd Waterloo Man.
Allamakee Veteran Dead.
General News OF the City.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Strength in Wheat
Corn Rallies After Easier Opening.
Hogs Uneven But Higher.
Cattle Generally Steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
N,nss. District Politics.

0D0eo2i 60 T1me0-R0pu6Iican
Do lloines, March 2S.-Ninth dis.
.ez3ee 1epubllca1s were in consultation
Of the legislature and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Wsashsr.

The Weather.
Sun rises March 20 at S: 81, sets az S:2l.
1owa-Unsettled with snow In east
and colder In west portions tonight:
Wednesday generally fair.
Illinois-Snow or rain In tho north.
rain in the southern portion tonight:
Wednesday unsettled.
South Dakota-Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday: colder tonight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
seom c4lzspAa

: II Managsrp Of baseball and 9th. 4
4 or athletic teams would notify the
4 Bull le tin Of. the dates OF pro- {
4 posed matches 20 that such In Z
= formation could be placed In the Z
4 sport calendar It would b cou- 8
4 sidered . favor. Address all COM Z
= municatiops to sporting Editor. .
3 b U le tin Once. .
4 Wednesday, Oct. 4. :
4 Tennis-Inter-club tennis tourns- 3
q ment. ..l-
4 Thursday, Oct. 8. :
q Tennis-Castle Cup tournament. :
q Hill Tournament.
4 Saturday, Oct. Z.
4 Tennis-Manoa clubs singles !
4 and doubles tournament. En-
4 tries close Oct l.
q Northumberland Yacht Club
q chowder.
4 eandav, Oct Q.
q Baseball--Hawaii vs.. ]. A. c.;
q Stars w. p. A. G.
= Golf : Manoa cup. qualifying
= round.
4. Saturday, Oct. ~.
u Swimming - Grammar school
=, races.
q Track--Grammar school league
4. athletic meet, Entries close
q October 4.
q Sunday, Oct. is.
u Golf--Manoa cup. finals, q
~ ta5 !,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03

Apparently there is no chance OF a
slip-up- I'm the proposed trip Of the
Olympic clubs hall team to Honolulu.
Arrangements for the transforming
tour OF the Islands are being COM
pleted. and THE Winged o" players
will sail early in November. This is
ID. somewhat later date than Is expected
by local fans. but II Is the earliest that
the mainland men can, make.
The San Francisco Call says:
For the first time in the history OF
baseball a purely amateur ball nine will
invade the Hawaiian Islands this win
! ter. The team VIII be. sent out by the
Olympic club under the leadership Of
Henry HeItmulier. one Of the foremost
workers In the cause Of amateur ball
and II viii play the crack teams ~
Honolulu as well as the other cities OF
the Islands.
All arrangements have been practi.
cally completed, j, II, Magoon. q
wealthy sportsman, Of Honolulu. ar
rived last week with the Honolulu enc
of the deal all fixed IN. The termi
which lie put up to Heitmuller seeme'
to meet with his approval as well N
that of the directors of the Olympic
club. so it's only matter Of a few
days when the deal win be put through
The Olympic team In made up OF ath
lletic members Of the worlds famou
I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
SCHOOL FOOTBALL IS
ON THE CARDS NOW

The High School lads are working
hard to round out winning football
combination this year. and according TO
those woh have sized up the material
available. the eleven should be up to
the average when It gets going In ear
nest.
The football schedule this year will
be a meager one. AZ Mckinley High
Oahu and College Of Hawaii are the
only three institutions that will 90 In
for the intercollegiate game. Thu
would make a round robbin champion
ship Of three games. II all the tsams
could. come to an understanding. hp'
there's. hardly a. chance OF Oahu and
Hawaii meeting on the field this yenr
Differences Of opinion are, at the bot.
tom Of the mix-up.
Tho Mckinley lads. however. will *
at anything that looks like q contest
and their schedule will include both
rival schools.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
LARMEO UNABLE TO
MAKE AUSTRALIAN
TRIP AFTER ALL
National Champion Held to His
Desk by Important Business
-GI00mS In Command

Coast papers arriving this morning
brought bad news to Hawaiian tennis
enthusiasts. Dispatches under New
York date line Of September 20 state
that W. A. 1.arned will be unable after
all to make the trip to Australia with
the American team. This greatly les
sens Americas chances Of bringing the
Davis Cup back home
Important business arrangements
connected with the settlement Of his
fathers estate II given by Larned as
his reason for backing out OF the Aus
tralian trip at the last moment. His
decision will plunge tennis followers
all over the country In a mantle OF
wooden gloom. atr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
CASTLE CUP ENTRIES
CLOSE THIS EVENING
At 5 O'CLOCK SHARP
Class A and B Players Not e.
igible for the Competition
The Ratings.

Most OF the players who will COM
pete in the Castle Cup matches to be
started tomorrow have already turned
In their entries. and the tournament
committee has announced the handi-
caps and classified the players. En-
T.. o. Hall & Son. and this evening the
committee will hold another meeting to
rate the late entrants.
Glass A and b players are not ell
giole for the Castle Cup competition
but even without the top notchers there
are quite enough players to make the
struggle interesting and to insure some
first class matches.
Following are the ratings already an
nounced:
Glass A--Owe Is and half-l5: A. l.
Castle and w. p. Roth.
Glass B--Owe IL: A. NJ. Nowelb ]
Barnes, X. A. Cooke. W. +. Dillingham;
!, Glass Cove haif-l5: II. Sinclair
w. X. Ekiund.
Glass D-Scratch: c. q. Bockus, 8
Baldwin, N. DEER. II. Il. Savage, d
Collins, +, Greenfield. X. G. McKeever
q, Warren. +. T.. Steere, J. Waterhouse
J. r. Guard, q. Deverill, L. NJ. Judd
q. II. Buttolph. Z. Gibb.
, Glass E-Plus half-i5: w. s. Single
hurst. J. Macaulay. II. Gray, q. Irwin
! w. A. Wall. J. O'Dowda, w. william
son, A. Smith, r. d. Mead. X. b
Barnes. at $780,
Class F--Pius 15: w. A. Greenwel
T. p. W. Gray. X. B. Booth. II. Durstor
r. de Bretteviile. q. Duckworth. II. +
+ Glffard. F. Armstrong. b. Won Damn
( A. A. Hobson. w. Smith and ]. }, Hurt
:, The committee in charge OF tn
handicaps In as follows: ~
l G. q. Bockts. chairman; w. p. Roti
Pacific Tennis Club: A. L. Castle. Der
etanIa, Tennis Club: +. L. steere, Ma
noa Club. and w. 8, Thompson OF tn
lNeighborhood Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
DRAWINGS For
COURTS MADE
Beretania and Pacific Doubles
Teams to Meet at Both
CIubs-The' Pairings.

Drawings for the interclub. tennis
tournament between the Beretania and
Pacific clubs were held this morning
the following pairlngs and apportIon-
ment of courts being the result:
At Pacific Ciub-court No. /: Cooke
and Cooke W.. NOVEL; and Barnes
Court No. 2: Bockus and Sinclair vs.
Dr. baldwin and 8. Baldwin.
At Beretania Club - Court No. i:
Castle Il Anderson Va. Dillingham; and
Roth. Court No. o: DEER and North
Tvs. steere and Buttolph. Court No. 3;
Macaulay and Guard vs.. Waterhouss
land Hobby.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
OLYMPIC Club ball PLAYERS
NOT COMING Until next MONTH

making their team work very complete
and systematic.
According to present arrangements
the olympic team will sail for the Is
lands early In November and will play
eight or ton games, or possibly more
with the leading clubs Of Honolulu,
Hilo and other cities. The winged o.
boys are sure to meet the Japanese and
the Chinese teams in Honolulu. as well
as the kanaka team. which they say is
a wonder.
Ruttledge. the oldtlme Stanford
catcher. and Frederick. one OF the To-
cal crack amateur backstops, will be
behind the Init Dad Sales. another
Cardinal veteran. will be In the box.
together with southpaw Girot.. while
Eddie Nell will play first. Muhl sec
ond. Rippon short, Kennedy third and
Littlepage, Watson and Pereghino IN
the outAeld.
/ In addition the club probably will
send bunch OF It's most famous ath-
letes to take part In track and field
events. Among those billed to go are
Ralph Rose. Pete Gerhardt. Otto Wal
hsch. Lee Scott and couple of other
noted performers. According to- the
present plans the trip win extend ovel
u period Of about two months
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
These Little Pills
from the Orient

will stop all drains and losses. They are
worth their weight in gold TO all who
ton. regulate the circulation, clear the
brain, prevent insomnia and impart .
magnetic vigor One box Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
q q q tcr
STANDING OF THE
THREE BIG LEAGUES

Following were the league standings
September 81:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03
time IS NOW RIPE TO REOPEN
THE Fight GAME IN HONOLULU
Fans Are CIamoring For Some Ring Sport and Arrival Of
Fleet Ins,res Big Returns-Lid Off in Gotham-jack
Johnson In Bad Abroad

ton. and who will try all the time.
New York Magnet.
Now that Governor Dix has lifted the
I'D In Gotham. the first division scrap
pers are falling over themselves to get
to the scene Of promised action.
Eastward the course OF empire. etc.
is the watchword now. and. In conse-
qucnce. the San Francisco fans who
have been used to the best OF every
thing In the fight. line have set up n
howl that can be henrd across the
Rockies.
the top notchers In the East, there are
, plenty of the smaller fry left on the
Coast. and among these the Honolulu
managers should look for material.
johnson in Bad.
With the consignment OF another
white hope" to the already overcrowd-
ed scrap heap. to wit. Carl Morris. the
| oklahoma husky who has all the quail
fications Of great fighter except abil-
ity to fight, the last bit of imitation has
been impaired to Jack Johnson's head
He is In very bad across the pond
and British sports. who have always
made 1t boast that they never drew
the color line. have given him the cold
shoulder and intImated that he Is moi
wanted In the country. +.
II seems that LII Arthah went com.
pletely on his head when he hit Lon
don He cut dates With newspaper
men, .shouldered photographers out o
the way thIs last ia. bard to believe
!. and generally, cut owt' epaoe that .woul,
have landed any ordinary man In tn
bug ward of the nearest hospital. Jacl
certainly has confidence In his. owl
ability. Listen to this gem which h
gave out In an Interview short tim
lago:
Jacks the Boy"
There Ii absolutely no presen
prospect of anybody ever licking M
! am going with McIntosh to. Austria
liza, where will lick both Sam Nc
vcy and Sam Langford. That vii
clean up all the men who think the
have a chance with me. After that
lwiii keep all Of my theatrical engage
ments. which viii cover another year.
al the end OF that time will com
back to Paris. announce my retire
ment from the ring and open a bi
Gymnasium. will pick half doze
Of the next best men In the world the
and let them fight for the title
} France. England. America and Austria
, Tia. To make It Interesting I will bu
a big championship belt and will act a
lreferee myself"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03

Two hundred dairymen Of Virginia,
West Virginia and Maryland. men,
bers Of the Producers Association OF
Dairymen OF those states, started a
campaign at their annual meeting in
Washington against the present fed
eral tubercplin test for COWS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03

& There's a spirit OF unrest ana gen
erai uneasiness IN local sporting CIR
cies which has been diagnosed by those
familiar with the symptoms as inc
night FEVER -Four mohths anu more
since there has been any boxing mere
and. lovers of the ring game are clam
oring FOR a little OF the real th'hg
And there IL no reason why HOMO
lulu shouldn't secure some good pou's
this winter. The game, II properly
conducted. Is In good repute here. ana
the box office receipts for good at
traction should JUSTIFY some enterprise
ing local hnpresario In taking chance
on purse that would make II worth
while for a. couple OF good boys to
come down from the Coast after H.
rhere are p'eh'y OF secoho-ra'ers w"o
49," 81,
wy ''ps'' "''
''
Ssck'es arc rams
An excellent time to open up the
game here, would be when the Pacihe
fleet h In port next month Unc'e
Sans sailors are some OF the keenest
fight fans In the world, and It's certain
that every last one OF the thousands
who Will be In port who can OBTAIN
shore leave VIII be lined up at the
window clamoring for the best seats
In the house.
Then, again. there are some pretty
husky scrappers among the Jackie'
themselves. and It would be possible e
secure three Or four good preiims OF
the Ships This would be The ma
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03

o. ID. F. Lynch. guest registered
from New York. was caught between
the second floor and the platform of
an elevator at Los Angeles hotel
and was 30 badly crushed that he died
a few minutes later. :.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-03

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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-05-26

On another page of this paper
appears an article concerning the
determination of the dandelion
pest which we would request all
of our readers in town to read
and put into practice. 1t does
not take a great deal of work nor
expense and is simple enough for
anyone to apply. The dandelions
are becoming a nuisance here
and if no measures are taken to
prevent their spread they will
soon take every lawn and vacant
lot in town. An ounce of pre-
vention is worth a pound of cure,
so get busy before it is everlast-
ingly too late.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-05-26

The little word mot" makes a
great deal of difference at times
as was recently brought forciblv
to the minds of the state officials
when an eastern bonding COM
pany refused to accept the state
bonds for the completion of the
state capitol building and other
state appropriations because in
the constitutional amendment
covering the bond issue the word
not was left out of the sen.
tence the legislature shall in
any manner create any debt, or
debts" etc. 1t took decision of
the state supreme court to salts
fly the bonding company that the
omission of the word did not in
validate the entire state bond
issue.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-05-26

papers of the state against Gov
ernor Hawley's cash valuation
tax proposition unless it is a
purely political one. Pray what
is the difference between assess.
ing property at 40 per cent of it's
value and placing the levy at 3
mills or assessing it at full value
and cutting the levy down to 1
or 1t mills. Wouldn't the latter
levy appeal much stronger to the
capitalist who figured on invest
ing his wealth in property in this
state? In either case the main
question is whether the assessors
figure their valuations properly.
If some refuse to assess at actual
cash value and cut the valuation
away down the counties in which
they operate will get off easy and
the others will be forced to bear
the extra burden. Under the
old way if the basis of assess
ment was fixed at 40 per cent of
the valuation the question still
remained whether the assessors
would all see the valuation alike.
In our opinion the cash valuation
problem will work out all right
in time but the proper thing for
the state board to do is to arrange
a property valuation table for
every county in the state and
then force the assessors to go ac-
cording to this table. Otherwise
some counties are going to get
hit much harder than others.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-05-26

For the past week or two prac-
tically every portion Of the east
has been suffering with the ex-
IRENE heat and numerous pros
trations and many deaths are re-
ported daily from all of the large
cities. The heat is the greatest
that has been experienced this
early in the season for forty or
fifty years and in many places
has run well up toward the hun
dred mark. In the meantime
Idaho has been enjoying cool
weather and nice showers and
the residents of this state have
been wishing for warmer wealth.
er rather than considering it a
curse. Idaho's climate alone is
reason enough why no citizen of
this state should ever care to
leave it, regardless of it's many
other priceless advantages, and
if the sufferers in the east could
have a chunk of Idaho climate
set down among them now they
would "hot foot" to this state
instanter and never leave her
borders.