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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-09-19

clare your allegiance to one or the
other OF these men you must go down
to defeat reject their standards. |
reject their rules. / repudiate their
test before the people of this state
openly and publicly.
IF you ask me If am a republican
| answer, Yes, as / understand re-
publican doctrines, am If you ask
me II | am third party man an
swer, No, l have not joined the third
party am progressive, but
want to fight inside the old party.
But inside or outside | propose to
urge the progressive measures for
which |, with others, have stood.
Opposition to TAFT Policies.
when you ask me If am Taft
man you compel me to take Mr.. Taft's
view of what constitutes republic
anism. Every man who asks that
question knows that If / should ans
wer 1t in the affirmative | would be
liar; that would be lying for the
ReA PooS VI 6Uttih6 fOtco, lu<at WOuiu
be repudiating my record of six years
In the senate and miserably stultify-
ing myself before the people of the
state.
II opposed Mr.. Taft's policy of neci-
proicty, and | oppose it now. | think
It was unrepublican, unjust and I'M
fair and iniquitously discriminatory
to put the farmer of this country
upon a free trade basis for sale and
protected basis for purchase. And
In view Of the fact that Mr.. Laurier
is preparing to resubmit that ques-
ton to Canada l consider it live
and important question to every
farmer in this state.
Against Commerce Court.
Il was opposed to the commerce
court, and ! am opposed to it now.
In my opinion special courts located
in Washington far from the people
dealing with special and powerful in
terests will, in the end, become a
scandal--it has already become
scandal
II was opposed to the civil govern.
ment bill for Alaska. I think 1t was
a scheme, whether intended so or not
which would have enabled certain In
terests to exploit that country and to
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-09-19

control the territorial government.
Il was opposed to the Honduras an
Nicaraguan treaties, which, in my
judgment, would have given two great
banking firms in New York city a
chance to gather up the debts of those
bankrupt countries for a song and sell
them at high margin, while behind
1t all stood the guaranty of the Unit
ed States.
Il was in favor of the election of
senators by popular vote; the presi-
dent was not.
Il might go ON.
No Apology or Lie.
This is enough to show where /
stand This is the record.
Il will neither apologize for it nor
lie about it.
Il believe it is good republication.
! believe it is in accordance with the
best interests of the people of this
state. So believing, will not make
any statement nor permit any infer
ence to be drawn which would lead to
the conclusion that by indorsing some
particular individual rather than my
party l would accept his personal
views as to what constituted repub-
licanlsm.
IF these are not republican doc
trines, let's know it now and here,
and we win simplify this campaign
in one respect very much. II they
are not republican doctrines am
not a republican and | am willing
to step out and decline further to
be candidate upon that ticket.
.'Meet Me on My Record"
Il ask those who say am not re-
publican to meet me upon the record
where is the republican who will
defend upon the rostrum free trade
for the farmer and protection for the
manufacturer, free trade for all your
grain and farm products and protec-
ton for the blanket which you buy
to protect you from the winters
cold?
Where is the republican who will
oppose in the open the election of
senators by popular vote?
Where Is the republican who will
meet me In debate in defense of the
commerce court?
is the three-year homestead bill
which gives to the settler a chance
to overcome adversely and win a
home unrepublican? The first home
stead law was signed by Abraham
Lincoln.
us the dry homestead bill, which
enables men to reclaim these vast
areas of desert and make them hab-
liable and fruitful, unrepublican?
rs the children's bureau bill, which
uncoyers the fiendish greed of eastern
manufacturers and rescues from In
dustrial slavery the girls and boys
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-09-19
DECLARES FOR PRINCIPLES;
NO INTELLECTUAL MENTAL
Senator Borah Rejects Marrow fractional Tests of Regular
ity, and Challenges His Critcs-Stands
on Record

Boise. Sept. 14.-Senator Borah to-
night delivered the keynote speech
OF his campaign for reelection at
Meridian before large and sympa.
thetic audience. many going from
Boise.
He declared he was a republican
and wanted to make his fight with
the party and that he had not joined
the third party or Roosevelt move
ment
He declined, however. to commit
himself to either Roosevelt or Taft,
At the same time he denied the
right of the progressives to judge
him solely by the question of
whether he will join the third party.
The address came as climax to
week of strenuous politics, during
which some of the old line republi-
can leaders have been making threats
of defeating Senator Borah because
he has met and counseled with pro-
gressives. The senator said:
I'm one day last week l received
communications from two candidates
for the legislature, both on the re-
publican ticket. One of these gentle
men informed me II was not Taft
man he would not vote for me. The
other said he was a Roosevelt man,
and II l was not for Roosevelt he
could not support me. l did not ans
wer either one OF these letters, but
| answer them now openly and pub
licly.
Repudiate Their Standards.
These men seem to be hunting for
an intellectual slave. They seem
anxious to bestow their favors and
their votes upon some personal me-
NAL OF some particular individual.
They do not ask me whether l am
republican or third party man. They
do not ask me whether I believe in
this policy or that. They do not say.
Your record as senator has not
been to the credit of your state, and
therefore I must oppose YOU They
do not say, You are unfit to be
senator, therefore I shall campaign
against you One of them. In fact
was very complimentary about my
work In the senate.
ssBut they do say. Unless you de-
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Exclusive Agents
For
The Monarch
Malleable Range
That Superb Range
That Actually Pays for Itself

out who constitutes the republican
party in this state. But say to
them now that these are my views.
! shall not change them or cease
to advocate thine.
Course Open to Legislators.
Il will tell the facts In this cam
paign. l will not be deferred from
doing SO by the loss of a vote or
votes In the legislature.
AS to the candidates for the leg.
islature, IL there are any of them
who feel that they can not conscien.
tiously vote for me as senator there
is manly and honorable way to be
released from their obligation to do
so.
i have been nominated at the pri-
mary on the republican ticket.
1T does not legally bind the mem
bers of the legislature, but unless
repudiated before the election it be-
comes a most solemn moral obliga-
ton. But l think that the candidate
for the legislature who would openly
and clearly state to his people be-
fore the election that he did mt IN.
tend to vote for me would In all fair
ness be released from doing so. /
think he has that right. Let him
settle 1t with the voters.
l.
III ne states to them he will not
De bound by the primary and they
nevertheless elect him it would con.
stitute clear exception from the
oDhgation in the present state Of
our primary law as to United States
senator.
If he does not so state 1t would
De dishonorable and cowardly not to
stand by the obligation expressed by
the primary vote.
Know practically all the candi.
dates for the legislature. baven.t
a particle of doubt but they will
speak plainly on this subject before
the election and be bound by what.
ever Statement they make to the
voters.
Let the People Settle It.
NOW ! have tried to give every.
oooy the freedom of action tho mn.
restraint which l claim and shall
cain for myself. Let us now 90 -
.ne people and settle 1T. Thew arc
the court of last resort. Republican.
ISM rs what the countless thousands
VINO constitute the rank and file de.
.,are II to be. The senatorship Of
.nis state belongs to the people Of
.ns state and they bestow It upon
"non they will. My convictions
ana my views belong to me. Let's
aAe an open, candid issue and sinh.
n' h TO the decision of that tri.
0unal from which there is no annaa,
voters OF the state of Idaho !,
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GREAT THREsHlNe RECORD.

Nicholas Olson is reported to nav
made the record run with his thresh
ing outfit before the recent rains se'
In. While threshing oats on the LA
Trout place on Driscoll ridge ne fAn
out 312 sacks in los minutes, keep
ing three sack sewers so busy thA'
they could hardly keep up with lie
machine. The sacks averaged 9ts
bushels each making about HOO pusn
els threshed in that time, ana ~
machine wasn't crowded either. ! y
party that reported the matter 10 .
News representative said that NioN
as he Is commonly called, hao o.
income of 81 cents per minute ~
this run.--Troy News.
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OPEN TO PUBLIC

The Florence Hotel, at Florence
Idaho is now open to the puollE !.
Good meals and beds, also plen' y
OF hay and grain.
MRS. A. J. BENSON,
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Money to loan on real estate
II. Meader.
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insurance. Geo. M. Reed.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28

Mrs. A. Dumford and son spent wednos
day with Mrs. Kendall.
Mrs. Mary Teeters and children. Of Wa
bash, spent Thursday with Mrs. steve
Wilson.
Mrs. Coe Wilson spent Thursday after.
noon with Mrs. VIM. Hull.
J. and E. Davis were at Wiltshire satur.
day.
Arthur siler and family and Mrs. l.. siler
OF Celina, were In our vicinity Sunday
evening.
James Laffin and wife spent Sunday with
o. d. Siler and family.
Al. Boice called on j. Behmer Sunday.
Virge Dixon and family, John Davis and
family and Coe Wilson and wife spent Sun
day with Stevie Powell and wife.
Johnnie White and zoa Wilson spent
Sunday with Mae and jay Bastian.
q. F. StoneT and family spent Sunday
With Ohas. Fennig and family.
Steve Wilson and family spent Sunday
with A. Fast and family.
Gladys Siler. of Oelina, Is spending this
week with LenoFa Stoner.
Mrs. VIM. Bastian is visiting her sisters
at Van Vert.
Ezra Latin and wife spent Tuesday
evening with j. b. Latin and wife.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
SHERIFF'S SALE IN
PARTITION

The State Of Ohio, Mercer County Court OF
Common Pleas. Case No. 84S3.
Robert Portz, Plaintiff,
Against
John Portz ct al, Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ TUESDAY, the 30th day OF July, AID.
1872, at the hour OF one O'Clock pm, / will
offer for sale. at public auction ON THE
PREMISES, the following real estate to-wit
That part OF land beginning at the south
east corner of Section Thirty-four t34, Town
Six N6) south, Range One % east, in Wash
lngton Township, Mercer County, Ohio,
from an oak twenty inches in diameter
W. links; thence north with the section
line forty chains or 100 rods to a stone at
the center line; thence west with the CEN
ter line twenty-siX (26) chains or 100 rods
and 81 links; thence south forty chains or
100 rods to the section line; thence east
with the section line twenty-siX (26) chains
or 100 rods and 81 links to the place OF be-
ginning, containing l07 and 33-l00 acres OF
land more or less. Said land is located on
the Saalman pike, and on the mud road
running parallel mile east with the Den
ny pike. Dinner Will be served free to
prospective buyers.
Appraised at $s,5GO.0O. Terms cash.
Said premises to be sold as the property
of the parties to the above action, on an Or
der OF sale in partition from the Common
Pleas Court of Mercer County. Ohio, and
to me directed as Sheriff of said comfy.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
June, 1912. SHELL NJ. FISHER,
Sheriff of Mercer County, Ohio.
John NJ. ScllOsger, Attorney,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
Bethel

| The ice-cream social at Erastus Saturday
evening was well attended.
| John Grier, of Oelina passed through here
the first OF the week.
| Arthur McAfee is helping his brother.
John McAfee make hay.
| Mrs. Ettie Anderson and little daughter,
ana Mrs. Mary Granger called on Mart
| Granger and family Monday.
Ida Denny visited Estella and Nellie
| Dundon, Sunday.
Ohas. Granger jr" lost valuable horse
| last week.
Frank Daniel called on Gladys Howell.
Saturday evening.
attended the ice-cream social at ErRstus
Saturday evening.
Ooryl Burkett returned home from Rock
ford, Sunday.
oliver McAfee and wife Of st. Marys, were
visiting relatives in this vicinity last week.
CLARA Seegar has returned home from
WoodYille, where she has been attending
school.
Goldie Grler. of Celina, was visiting
friends here last week.
Estelle Dundon called on Eli Denny and
family Sunday evening.
Carl Seeger and sister, Nora and MarRar-
ct Birley attended the Washington Town
ship commencement last Saturday even
ing.
Ohas. Wenker and CLARA Seeger were at
Ooldwater, Monday evening.
Birdie and Movie Smith, of CoIdwater.
were visiting relatives at Erastus last week.
Mrs. Fell, OF Celina, was at the ice-cream
social at Erastus Saturday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
RosedaLe

John Gaus. Lucy Stetler, Willis Stetler
Wife and daughter. Naomi, visited with FL
Recovery friends Sunday.
Carrie Anderson and Bernice BeougheI
called on Ethel Howell, Tuesday.
Mabel Sibert is spending few days at
home this week.
Newton York and wife, Elmer Madeline
Spicer, Carrie Anderson, Vieral Brookhart
Bertha Armstrong, Florence Ransbottom,
MelVy Ferguson, Ethel Stetler, Margarite
Armstrong, Anna Andrew, Anna Mccoy,
Bessie Stillbarger, Opal Shiyeleyi Mabel
Sibert, Elsie Brandon, Roy Spicer, Floyd
Ransbottom, CLARK and Dean Brookhart,
Delos York and Noah West spent Sunday
with Otha Brock and family.
Agnes Sibert is numbered with the sick.
Opal Shively is also on the sick list.
Grace Brookhart and sister. Vieral at
tended meeting at the Dunkard Church
Saturday evening.
Elsie Brandon and Carrie Anderson at
tended the ice-cream social at Erastus Sat
urday evening.
Joel stetler and family are entertaining
company this week.
Opal Ransbottom left Sunday for Rock
ford where she will stay three or four weeks
Bertha Armstrong. Grace and Vieral
Brookhart, Anna Mccoy, Elsie Brandon
and Carrie Anderson had fine time walk
Ing to Friends Home Church, Sunday
evening.
The picnic to be held by the Beaver Cha
pei Sunday School June 30th, will take
place in the Menchoffer Grove three and
quarter miles west of Oelina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
ORDINANCES No. 500

Requiring peddlers, transient dealers, per
sons who temporarily open stores oil
places for the sale OF goods. wares OF
merchandise, and all persons who shall
on the street or travelling from place 10
place about the village of Ueiinn, Ohio
sell, bargain to sell or solicit orders Tor
goods, wares or merchandise, by retail,
to obtain license.
Section l. Be IL ordained by the Council
OF the Villas OF Uelina, Ohio;
That peddl -, transient dealers, persons
who Temporal iiy open stores or places for
sale of goods, wares or merchandise, and
al persons who shall on the street or trav-
cling from place to place about the Village
OF Uelina, ohio, sell, bargain to sell, or
solicit orders for goods, wares or merchan-
disc, by retail, shall not engage in any such
trade or business, until he or she shall have
obtained written license therefore, as
hereinafter provided from the Mayor OF
said village.
sons who shall on the street or travelling
FROM place to place in such village, sell, bar
gain to sell or solicit orders for goods wares
or merchandise, by retail, from vehicles
drawn by animal power or peddIers hawk
ers and all persons who shall on the street
or travelling from place to place about such
village, sell, bargain to sell or solicit orders
for goods, wares or merchandise by RETAIL
from vehicles drawn by hand or carried
from place to place In said village or trav-
cling from place to place about such viii
l9Re, shall pay license fee OF Two $4,000
dollars per day, in advance, or Forty (SlO.OOl
Dollars pet month, in advance.
Section 8. Transient dealers and persons
who temporarily open stores or places for
the snle of goods, wares or merchandise
shall pay license fee of Five (s5OO) Dol-
lars per day for the first ten (lO) DAYS;
Three (S8n0) Dollars per day for the next
ten (l0) days, and Two $4,000 Dollars per
day thereafter, not exceeding in nll the
totnl OF sixty t00l days, said license Zee
payable in advance.
Provided. however, that nothing in this
ordinance shall be construed to authorize
or to require OF the owner OF any product
OF his own raising or the manufacture OF
any article manufactured by him. license
to vend or sell In any way by himself or
agent any such article or product.
Section 4. Amy person who violates any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by n
fine Of not more than FIFTY (95000l Dollars
or by imprisonment OF not more than three
t8l months, or both.
Section g. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect
and be ~ force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Passed June 20, 1912.
II. "A, MILLER, President Of Council
Attest; JAMES *. CARLIN Village CLERK.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
East Wabash

Cora Brown and Mrs. BRvolla smith call.
cd on sheldon Snider and family Thursday
evening.
Goldie Lacy was the guest OF vernia Birch
1 Sunday.
Margarito Byrley spent Saturday night
with Lily Bryant.
Bessie Plchon called on Anna Rasawehr,
| Sunday evening.
Lewis Kugel and family we're visiting
east OF Oelina Sunday.
Kate Long and daughter Lalah, Chas.
Shinn and family and Margaret Byrley
| spent Sunday afternoon with ID. W. keister
and wife.
Mrs. Grace Stiner and children spent
Monday with X. r. Howell and family.
Peter Gross and wife. Odus Gross and
Ralph Purdy, Mrs, Olem Roebuck and A..
N. Harvey and daughter, Oressie called on
Mrs. Ohas. Rettic and daughter, Molly
Tuesday.
Lalah Long, Francis Woodward and
Molly Rettic called on Amanda Enyart
Saturday afternoon.
The children's service was we'll attended
at Friends Home sunday night.
Oarl Long called Frank and Harry Wood
ward Sunday afternoon.
Vigil and Judson Carmichael were Celina
callers Friday evening.
The following people were out autoing
when tire bursted. They made couple OF
hours visit with Sheldon Snider and
family: Albert Mersman and family, Mrs.
Val Fortman and Luke McCarty, of Celina.
VIM. Forwerck and son called on Wesley
stlner and Thomas Howell Monday
evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
High Street

J Thurman Trlssel and brother, Clarence,
delivered load Of peas to market Tuesday.
A. Fast and family entertained company
from Mercer and New Corydon Sunday.
Rev. A. NJ. Harvey took dinner with
Warren Gales Sunday.
Clarence Brock. wife and baby, Jacob
Rush and son, Cleveland, Warren Gales and
wife spent Sunday afternoon with Lloyd
Brock and wife.
Virgle Brock made a short call on Jacob
Rush, Tuesday.
Andy BOUCHER entertained company
Sunday.
Geo. Gilbert and wife Sundayed with her
parents.
L. Gray and wife entertained company
Sunday.
VIM. Redman and family visited his
mother Sunday.
VIM. Enyart and sister. Amanda, Mrs.
VIII Redman and children and Cleveland
Rush spent Saturday evening with Jacob
Rush and family.
Mrs. Ohas RettIc and daughter visited
Mrs. Redman Monday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
Neu ROSedaLe

Anna Andrew and mother spent satur.
Dallas Jenkins and Charley PadeH at.
tended chtldren's day services at Friends
Home Sunday evening.
Stephen Smith and family visited with
the formers parents Charley Smith and
wife Sunday.
Charley Beougher and family Sundayed
with Charley Ferguson and family.
Ansel Steele and Ethel StetIer spent Sat-
urday evening at Celina.
Mrs. VIII Felter is numered with the sick.
Dan Brookhart and wife, OF this place.
spent Sunday with the latter's parents,
Ill. ''i'
Inez Hottie and mother called on Mrs.
Guard Brandon Friday afternoon.
Agnes Siebertis slowly improving.
Mary Brookhart spent Sunday with
Arietta Mccoy.
stephen Siebert and family visited with
Mrs. Andrew and family Sunday.
Loree Anderson spent Saturday and Sun
day at Lima.
Clarence Brock and family spent Sunday
with with Joe Mccoy and family.
Florence Ransbottom called on Inez
Hottie Monday.
Ohas. Padell and VIM. Tlmm were callers
al Oelina Saturday evening.
Robert Andrew and family. Charley Pow
ell and family, John Hole and family and
Robert Splcer and family spent Sunday.
with Robert Larmore and family.
Vanie Brandon called OF Louie Smith
Sunday
Uo, H.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
MOntezund

DR.. Belle and family, of Columbus, and
Mrs. Mary Wyatt, of Plqua, have returned
home after few days visit with John Moore
and family.
Maggie Widner, OF Logansport, Ind has
returned home after spending u few days
with Mrs. Berlie Miller.
VIM. Poor and wife spent Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Ira Bennett.
Elmer Barker, family and mother and
Forest Palmer and Amanda Heavlln spent
Ira Wagner wife and brother and family
made q short call while on their way home
from the races ut Indianapolis.
Geo. Wade and wife, of this place spent
Sunday at st. Marys.
Mirtie Mosier spent Sunday with Emma
and Fora Wade.
Edith Mosier is spending few days at
st. Marys.
Mabel Foss and Ethel Wills spent Sunday
with Emma Burdge.
Hattie White, of Mendon, spent q few
days last week with Mabel BallinRer.
Blanche Long, OF Portland Ind, has re-
turned after spending few days here with
her mother. Mrs. Zeph Long.
o. Retiring and wife, of Portland, Ind. and
Ohas. Gibbs and wife, of Richmond. Ind,
are spending a few days here.
Geo. Preston spent Tuesday at Uncle Tom
Green's near PiquR.
Noomi Stafford spent Sunday with Helen
johnson.
Cecil Klttle spent Sunday with Stella
Monroe.
Francis Buxton is very low.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-28
Notice of Road Inn
prOVen1ent.
auditors once. Mercer Ooun

Oe1nhs ONO, June D, lBl2.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties interested that Jas. W. Bienz
has filed petition, signed by himself and
Others, with the Commissioners of Mercer
County, Ohio, on the 8lst day of May, 1912
asking for the Improvement, under the two
mile assessment pike laws Of Ohio, by locat-
ing, strengthening, widening, grubbing,
grading, graveltng or macadamizing of a
road on the following route, to-wit:
BEGINNING at the northeast corner of Sec.
tion 4, Town south, Range l east, Mercer
County, Ohio, on the county line. and ex-
tending westward along the said county
line between Van Vert and Mercer Coun-
ties, Ohio, to were said road intersects the
State line between the State of Ohio and
Indiana, and there terminate.
And notice is hereby given that the Com
missioners have appointed viewers and a
surveyor and ordered that they meet at the
beginning of the proposed Improvement on
the 25th day Of June, 1912, at O'Clock am,
and proceed to view and survey said route
and make and return written report of
the same to the County Commissioners, at
the Auditors office OF Mercer County, Ohio
on or before the 2Sth day of June, 1912. at 10
O'Clock am. J. l.. MORROW,
County Audifnr