The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-12-13

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4 a while.
@s'' Lost Kiyer Case.
l Burt N VS.. Brashear. a civil cas-,
between stockmen from upper Los
River was taken up on Thursday ant
! is still occupying the attention O.
the court and jury.
Councilman Accused.
/ L. C. lockwood, manager of the
lockwood Pharmacy, was arrested
on Saturday evening, charged with
bootlegging. He waived his preli
minary examination. and 1t will be
heard in the district court.
A Drunken Soak.
On Thursday afternoon, a man
with bottle, lay on the ditch bank
by the home Of j. o. Morgan and
drank and soaked. He had several
persons help him up, but was unable
to travel until late in the day some
body aided him. Only half of the
liquor had been consumed when
some gentleman who helped him,
managed to drop the bottle for him
and spill what was left.
Marriage or Slavery.
Sometimes man leaves the coun-
| try to avoid marriage, but Joe Tay-
Tor wanted to marry and was told
to leave the country. 1t happened
in this way: he and his girl friend
who was only seventeen years old,
Violet Mecham by name, went to the
clerk Of Bannock county to get a
marriage license and Joe was arrest
ed, charged with taking the girl
away from home for immoral pur-
poses: Joe set up the claim that the
two had agreed to be married and as
her parents we're not likely. to sane
ton it, they decided to run away.
She was working for a living, Joe
said, and he has a team and wag-
on and a.rjob,, and, everything was.
all right If they would let them
alone Mrs. Mecham and Violet APP
,peared before prosecuting attorney
Good, and did not. support. Joe's
contention. Mrs. Mecham was down
on Joe. and Violet denied her will
iingness. to marry him. =, She had lit
tie to say, did not explain why she
went with him at all, or why she
went with him for. the marriage IL
cense. The case did not. look good
to attorney Good. and he told Joe to
get out of the county and not to do
anything to Justify a suspician
against him.. That there would be
plenty of time for them to marry
when both of them knew what they
wanted and who they wanted. Joe
took Wednesdays train for Twin
Falls where he claims he has a job
Released From Reform School.
{ Judge w. H. Kestner RENTED the
sentence of the two sons of G. w
Stowell, serving at the st. Anthony
after the board had de-
clined to release them. This Is con-
sidered about the only way to get
anybody away from the place.
- Kidnap A Bride
On Saturday, December 14th, will
be tried before Judge ]. M. Stevens
at Blackfoot, case. to determine
Adeline Hanson Trainor, a
Pocatello girl who was committed to
the reform school just before she
vas. to have been married; who es-
.aped from the institution and mar
led her bethrothed. and then was
arrested and taken from her home
md her husband and confined in the
institution as delinquent, has to
peIrd her married life until she is
wentysone years old, as a prisoner
4 the keeping Of the superintendent
i that institution.
They Want Teddy.
The publishers Of the Capital News
# Boise have been cited to answer
or contempt for publishing Roose-
elt's telegram roasting the Idaho 8
supreme Court for not allowing the 3
Iull Moose electoral ticket to appear 6
n the official ballot. They would
lite Roosevelt to appear. but he is :
utside of their Jurisdiction.
The Bull Moose national party has '
mployed lawyersto defend the pub /
shers and will provide funds for 7
he defense. Teddy says the decis- b
IN was an outrage, was not in &C a
ordance with the law, and that the +
ourt is, corrupt, etc., all because I,
ley could not find any law under
hich his electors could be print
i on the ballot in Idaho after they