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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04

ties Of the state, of county commits
sioners, a sheriff, county treasurer
who Is ex-officio public administrator
a probate judge, county superinten-
dent of public instruction, county as
SCISSOR, who is eX-officio tax collector, a
coroner and a surveyor be amended
by striking out the words Who is ex
officio tax collector" that after the words
"a county assessor and inserting the
words "and also ex-otficio tax collec-
tor after the words public admins
traitor"
SECTION 2-That sentence of Section
6 of Article Is of the Constitution of
the state of Idaho reading:
Tine sheriff, county assessor and
eX-officio tax collector auditor and re-
corder and clerk of the District Court
shall be empowered by the county COM
missioners to appoint such deputies
and clerical assistance as the business
of their offices may require: said de-
puties and clerical assistants to re-
ceive such compensation as may be
fixed by the county commissioners, be
amended. by inserting after the word
| Assessor" the words County tfeasur-
err"
SECTION 3-In order to carry out
the provisions of this resolution two
CD questions shall be separately sub
mitted to the electors of the state OF
Idaho at the next general election
1.-"Shall Section 6 of Article IL or
Constitution of the State of Idaho be
amended so as to make the county trea :
surer eX-officio tax collector?
2-"Shall Section of Article IS OF
the constitution of the State of Idaho
be amended SO as to authorize county
treasurers and ex-officio tax collectors
to employ deputies and clerical assis,
lance when so empowered by the DC ara
of county commissioners?
SECTION 4-In case the first ques-
ton be carried by the vote of maj
GRITTY of the electors voti~~ thereon,
said sentence of the constitution of the
State of Idaho shall read: THE leg
islature by general and uniform laws
shall provide for the election bien :
nially in each of the several coun-
ties of the State, of county commits
sioners, a sheriff, county treasurer,
who is ex-officio public administrator
and also ex-officio tax collector, pro-
bate Judge, county superintendent OF
public instruction, county assessor,
coroner and surveyor"
In case the second question be
carried by the vote of the majority or
the electors voting thereon. said sen
tence of the constitution of the state
of Idaho shall read: THE sheriff,
county assessor, county treasurer and
ex -officio tax collector. auditor and re-
corder and clerk of the District court,
shall be empowered by the county COM
missioners to appoint such deputies and
clerical assistance as the business OF
their offices may require: said deput-
les and clerical assistants to receive
such compensation as may be fixed by
the county commissioners.
SECTION 5:-The secretary OF state
is hereby authorized and required to
make publication of these constitution
al amendments in each county of the
state for at least six co. consecutive
weeks prior to the next general elect
ion in not less than one % newspaper
of general circulation published In
each county.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office Mt BIackfOOt, Idaho. September
II, 1912.

Notice is hereby given that Jacob j.
Unruh, of Aberdeen. Idaho, who on Oct
ODER. Is. 1908, made Homestead entry;
Serial, No. O10S9, for SWA. Section Il
Township. IS, Range 80 E. Boise Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final Three Year proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above described
before David Burrell, U. s. Commission ,
er at American Falls, Idaho on the 21st
day of November 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Cornelius p. GoertZen Of Aberdeen IDA
George Schroeder
Peter A. Freisen. of American Falls Ida
John Becker,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
8. j. n. No.
Substitute for House Joint Resolution

NO. D.
BY Committee of the Whole
A Joint resolution proposing two sep.
arate amendments to Section . OF
article is of the constitution Of the
State of Idaho so as "a to make
the County Treasurer ex-officio tax
collector. ca To permit county
treasurers to appoint deputies and
clerical assistance when so empower
ed by the board Of county commits
sioners
BE 1t resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of IdahOs 80 itly.
SECTION THAT that sentence OF
Section 8 of Article IS Of the Constit-
ution of the State of Idaho reading:
"The legislature by general and uni
form laws shall provide for the election
biennially in each of the several coun-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 30
(Substitute for III. j. II. NO: ID
Nv Warwick, Featherstone andf1aninel


ISubstftute for H. j. n. No. 12)
nv Warwick, Featherstone andHanmer
JOINT RESOLUTION
Promising the Amendment OF Section
Article 9. of the Constitution OF
the State Of Idaho: Supmittlng 70
reiection or approval the question
whether Section 2. Article g., OF the
Constitution Of the State OF 1daho
shall be so amended as to authorize
the appointment Of state boaro OF
-. education. the membership, powers
scribed by law. =. Al.
he it resolved by the Legislature OF t"e
sECTION THAT Section 2, Article
@ Of the Constitution of the state OF
idaho Be amended to read as follows:
ton NJ the state Educational Institu-
tions and public school system OF the
STATE of Idaho. shall be vested an
state Board of Education, the memper,
shin, mowers and duties Of which shall
he prescribed by law. The state sup,
erintendent of Public DISTINCTION noiG 6no Sai'
SECTION 2-The question to be sub.
mitted to the electors Of the State OF
Idaho at the. next general eiection
shall be as follows: =,
"Shall Section 2 Of Article OF the
Constitution of the Stare Of Idaho be
90 amended that the general supervise
ion Of the Educational institutions and
p,hlic School System of the State Of
Idaho shall be vested in a State board
Of Education, the membership, power
and duties Of which shall be prescrip..
Cd NV IawY' The State Superintendent
of Puhlic instruction shall be ex-ofh-
clio member of said board.
SECTION 3-The Secretary OF stare
&c hereby authorized to make publ
cation of this constitutional amend.
ment in each county Of the state OF
Iaoho for at least six t6) consecutive
weeks prior to the next general elect
ion in not less than one yD newspaper
of general circulation published IN
each county.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
IN THE SENATE; SENATE JOINT
RESOLUTION NO. IL.
By Whitcomb.
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT HESOEUTION -,
To be submitted to the electors OF the
State Iof Idaho for rejection or ap-
nroval; amending Section one az OF
Article three t3) Of the State Con-
stitution, so as to provide that the
people shall have the power (under
Conditions to he hereafter prescribed
by an act Of the legislature) to pro-
nose a referendum vote on any act
pr measure passed by the state leg
islature. and to approve or reject
the same at the polls Independent
Of the legislature.
ne n resolved BY the Legislature Of
the state Of Idahos
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.19
By Johnson
InlNn RESAI.IITI0N

To be submitted to the electors OF the
State of Idaho for rejection or ap-
prevail, amending Article =, or tne
State constitution by adding thereto
section so as to provide that the
electors of the State or OF any
electoral district therein may recall
any public officer, except judicial Of
ficers, before the expiration OF his
term of office; and providing that
the legislature shall pass the nee.
essary laws to carry this amendment
into effect.
BE it resolved by the Legislature "i
the state of Idaho:
Section THAT Article 6 of the Con-
sitution of the state of Idaho De
amended by adding there to Section o.
which shall read as follows:
SEcTTO.J 6-Every public officer In
the state of idaho, excepting the Jud-
,icial officers, is subject to recall by the
legal voters of the state or Oh tne
Electoral District from which ne Is
elected. The Legislature snail pass
the necessary laws TO carry ILLS PRIV
vision into effect.
SECTION 2-The question to be sub
mitted to the electors Of the State at
the next general election snail De III
form as follows:
"Shall Article 6 Of the Constitution
of the State of Idaho be amenaeo 10y
adding thereto Section so as to re-
serve to the people of the state, or any
Electoral District therein, the right
to recall any public officer except Jug
icial officers in the state or SAID Eject
oral District
SECTION 3-The Secretary. of state
is hereby authorized to make publ
cation of this Constitutional Amend
ment in each county for at least SIX
(6) consecutive weeks prior TO the heH 1l
general election in at least one ~
Newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in each county.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-10-04
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. "a
ID, Dro dfor1


Proposing that the Constitution OF I"a-
no he Amended by reDeaiing section
q of Article IS thereof.
Re is resolved by the Legislature OF the
State Of IdahOs A.,
SECTION THAT Section OF At
ticIe Is of the Constitution of Idaho De
repealed. .,o, 20 he
suhmitted to the vote OF the people al
the next general election be as 1ol-
lows: q Ia.,o he
amended by repeating Section OF AT
ticle IL of the Constitution. which pro
vides that all labor of convicts con.
fined in the States prison shall ne
done within the prison grounds, eX
cept where the work is done on pup.
lie works under the direct control OF
the Slater" -
SECTION 3-That the Secretary OF
state shall cause the publication ,anS Of
ment to be published Tor at least slx
1SI consecutive weeks prior to the next
general election in. not less than one
rs newspaper of general circulation
published in each county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

the r work in time. and kert at it Rntil it was finished, and did not de pend too much on their actors. The result has been, as you nave seen to- nigr l. hat there has hean som 'h nS tor thc aaio. to do, wereas in the average musical cete3y tze actors gre expected to ur2ly the fua, and the ,;ng IS are leaked st for Themselves good a.ns ac@use he cor se9ee is to5 lazy c. ind flerent to Wors I harmony with the authors,
 q m confident, here m way i'll the e,vst Ch cago performance, tE't Louisiana l.au' will prove O Ds the @roa est hit sf ny mu ed comedy ever qrodgced in Chicago; an an- .csis&.i9sly g.ve a.edit to the Me ssfS. Bu; !'iardt. Dcnagi!ey and jeromc.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

other~ tried the task of supplying fun and tones for the mos, cri ical ellen ele Il the world of musical comedy. But there was q return to the tEfte men when Harry Akin took over the management c the La : ile Fl 1910. Thre4 men VITO c Louisiana Lou, w. eli will he played by Mir Askin sG5clal company Oa December 16,h in the Elks Taeatle.
 The authors Of "L 5ui jana Lou s-.e Addison Burl;h rdt and Frederick Bonashey, who wro,s She play and songs, and Ben ". Jerome, Who pro V del the music All thr have been assoc.;,ted with the L. .;alle at it's bes
 Tans, Mr. Bul Ahald wrote the fist oi the La Sale 1irs. + ws calls,i "Saow-Chow, when he wrote l., and "The RUnaWays" when, later it W@s stG2Ci in the New York Casi nc, Icing the frs fl the Chicago hits h s ,o get New YorE hearing on it's merits. As "t.2e Run ways" it was played for seven yeaEs on ur, and has probably been 5 en in every ( ty and town of the United StGSes and Canada. Mr. Burkhardt returned to t.e La St iie in 1910, under ire A:Sin regime to write the lbretto of 'The Sweetest Grl in Paris which ran there throughout the season of 1910- 1911. His collaboration on that sue cess w@s Joseph F. II ward of the Adams, Hough and Howard trio.
 MT Donaghey bee me Mr. 3urk- hart'c collabaitor in Malch, 1911, when tie two authoI3 NJ:ocia ed With tacm MT. Jerome, who had given soms big musical hits to he La. salle reoartoiIe. Among the Jergme D eces th score5 ere and rad long Chi cago runs and great success on tour were '"The Isle of Bong Bong sThe Royal Chef The Isles of Spices" :" and The Yankee Regen5.'
 Tais trio, BurN1 ardt, Donaghey and Jerome, worked steadfastly and in perls~t un son and harmony cn the play, songs. and music of Louisiana Lou until it went into rehearsal, and then, Instead of turning taeir back on .het important ceriod in the preparation of mus4cal comedy, worked every day for six weeks in conjunction with Frank Smiths Il, the famous stage director. in getting the work ready for the public.
 Aud ths is the secret of the sue cess ot Louisiana Lou said Harry Askin, the m naging director of the La Salle, when called before the cur tain nf his theatre on the Chicago opening night of the p'ece "The fact that these men, the authcrs, began
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
-" ,

Wroto intg petition, which he sab mitted to the court, a pitiful appeal. We oye thcn," he wrote II inc midst of the formal legal paper, we love them dearly anI We will care for ohem tenderly.'
 Desp te sl his personal popularity and influence, however, the court de- c ded in favor of Mrs. Tillman, Jr. holding as just her allegations to the effect taat ycung Tillman was a drundarI and was unble to suQpors their ch .dren. The Senator was much downcast by this finding and for ! long time refused to scuss lis sons failing
 He was overtaken by plralytic stroke which nearly cost him his l fe, During his eonvalescenee, he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

DaHia' Representative A. & Rpr,e- son' o1 Texas; Louis D. Brande S the trust busting lawyer; Josiah Quln-y, of Massachusetts: William G. MscAdoo; the man who mt tbo tunnels under the Hudson Ril.r ot New York; Samuel Untermeyer 2 corporation lawyer, of New York. Representative James Hay cf vr- slhla' Charles R. Crane, of Ch.cago; :; hepr-sentst ve J. T. Lloyd. of Mis- Eourl, and many others.
 Each will lave 8 shcaf of recoa1- menda'lcns and miscellaneous c:e. dentials big enough to paper the walls of the particular departmental ou ldlng ill which he wants .o t-2ve the most comfortable office. IT ;s pred cted, however, that rccommen- cations and credentials will all on Tor naugHt in this matter, this year. for Woodrow Wilson is reportea to ho unspproachable and unbeading.
 An Advisory Body.
 AS de from the political aspect of the mes, the Presidents cabinet is an Interesting body in itself. Ai- though mt provided for explicitly bv the Constitution of the In ted Sta es, 1t is still enc of the olde:4 ustiu- Ions nf the govei nment, Every Pres 1dent from George Washington down rad cabinet. The American cabi- net 5 similar to the Privy Counc l of Crest Britain; it has he same rala tion tc' the President that tha- Brit lsh tcdy .aas to the Ksng of England. The cabinec acts as an adv sory body to the President, giving h m ad- vice when he requires f, assisting him in his eXecut ve activ ties and al so placing a; check upon his 1asher actions.
 The cabinet has no power under the law to force the President 10 ac- cept and follow It's advice, but it has long been the custcm for our Amer;- cen Presidents to adhere very closely to the counsels of the r cabinets, es- pecially in cases where the m ;nister- ial 1.'monitions coincide with the or ginal executive op nion.
 Senate's Stamp of Approval
 On the theory that the President should be permitted to choose hls own advisors no legislative direction is given m, but on the supplement tary theory tha. the President should not he allowed to bring an unrel able person into the cabinet, the Con stitu- ton has provided that all public of- ficecs mus be appointed by and W tn the a,!vice of the Senate. a clause which quite frequently places beyond the .,ale a man whom Pres dent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
s,a Country is Busy Choos- ;ng Advisers For Wood
 row Wilson.
.Ary ARE MENTIONED
{. .ho President-Eiect Will Make 2 His Own Selections For
 ] the Cabinet.
,,y RODERICK CLIFFORD)

,,y RODERICK CLIFFORD)
 u,s. ,inqton, Nov. 23.-Never yet A king, prince or potentate rise 10
 n.,t on of supreme power witha ut ,r,osiry about slightly lesser exal-
 ..,,, of a number of other men, as
 accompaniment to his own access
 .,or Any man in a high place $ a,to :, comet, which rush ng across !. skies, drags behind it tail of
 .,,,;,nce. And. even in the United
 ct,tas, it has long been the custom
 s snd the law for the President, upon N, slect on to elevate to the dign y
 < .ic,hinet ministers, certain of his ,ssoadiutors, whom ne may choose.
 yThe time is rapidly approaching
 sbe, new executive head of the not m will assume the off ce to which the people of the country have .ojcctad him, and with the advent of That hour; the making of new cab inef VIII be begun. New that the snsnsnse of waiting for the news of the election of a new President is sasssd, the country has progressed ths the next stage of the game and arac cally everyone the nation over, ss as busy selecting a Presidents cabinet as Kentucky Colonel pick ing winners at horse race.
 Portfolios are being passed around with the astonish ng alacrity by everybody save the President-elect himself. The first proof sheets pre- aared by the many self-elected cabi- na, s!ate makers, show the race card for the day to be about als follows: William Jennings Bryan, Senator Jg.nes A. O'Gorman, of New York; Regresentative James l.. slayden, of Fxas; pr. Harvey w. Wiley; House Majority Leader Underwood of Ala
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

elect would particularly delight to honor.
 The matter sinners down, then, to tiis The Presiden, may choose the men he w@nts fer his cabinet, pro- Ied tat the Senat2 has no reason to believe tha. the men proposed. will be ether t3an docile, pleasing and orderly. and will cast no obstacle in the pathway of the political patty in FoWHf. Cabinet ministers must be eric en. men and ornaments to Washington officia ldcm, the men leas. likely, of all the publ men of the Ia ion, to commit unwise ans. lmprudent actions.
 The Kitchen Cabinet
 L@ierly hs doc lity ef cabinet ministers has become stae 5saramount quai fication of such high office hold- Ing. Washington had troubles wivh his cabinet: Jackson had so much of it that he foand necessary 10 .dAit some of them in through aAe back q or; hence the name of "I<itch- fn Cabinet was afflicted to is m IT, lstly. Even Thomas Jefferson who held hat all men are created equal, refused to holc meetings of his eabi- net, hecsuse he could not assembl2 them all at once time W thout some of t1@m kicking over the traces.
 President Tylers persistence Il appointing men With opinions cf their own, resulted in an attempt by Congress to take the appo naive pow CT cut of his hands.
 Almost without cXoeps'on every President has been forced to refra Ii from appSinting the man he re@ily .3as desired for his cabinet because Ire has been certain that their nomi- nat oas would meet Wih unfaVolable act ca at he hands of the Sen:te Tie advice and consent fthe Sen ate is not one of the easiest things of attainment in American public life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
Pl1IFUL PLEA FOR THE
 CUSTODY 0F CHILDREN
iTOR PULLMAN l&AS Sls PREME GOlHT HN RETlRA LITTLE ONES 'F1 iisS
 S0N.
Chart First Gave :'hfiren sG Jo'EcT On Ground That iii!'nan .lr.
 Was a E9ruIlhard.

Columbus, s. C. Ncy. 23}.-An ac- ton Of law wh ch has as it's stake the happiness of Listed States Sena- .;or Benjamin F. Tillman 'as b2en set on the cour, docket by Chef Justice Gray hsle for Tuesday, No vembpr 26. The cz.c is remarkable because of tie fact tat the ase3 Senator, in the bill oT particulars fled with t.Ge court has adm't ed that i son has been drlnkard, tIlousa he cl-ims that ne is now re- formed.
 The suit is for the cust dy of the Senator's TWO grandchildren, the off sprine of his son and his daughter in-iaw, formerly Lacy Du9as, q granddaughter of former Governor Pick ms of this state. At pres nt the little ones are II the custody Of thelr mo her, who is said to be c9ntemp- latins their removal from the state
 This will be, the second attempt of the aged statesman to secure the two children. On the first occasion the caurt dec ,aed that the mother was Better prepared to rear the children because of the fathers weakness for liquor, wh oh WIS alleged by his young wife.
 The Senator, on that occasion,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
YO ANSWEP THE GOVERNOR.

Little Rock Nov. 22--Senator Hamp Williams and Walter Ebel, newspa- per man of Hot Springs, members of the committee appointed hy the State Fair directors to prepare an ans wer to the vitrolic interview 9iven out by the governor several days ago, treat ing with the conditions ill Hot Springs as viewed by him, were in Little Rock Friday.
 It is ppresumed they were here gathering data for their defense Of Hot Springs, and it is expected to be a scorGher. It was reported the vis- itors were to call on Gov Donasheg and discuss the matter with him, but they did not visit the state house, evil rently discovering the absence of the governor from the city before making the trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
THE AUTHORS OF
 ''LOUISItNA LOU.
Allison Burkhardt. Frederick D0na- glcy, and What They Have Been Doing In the Theatre and
 Elsewhere.

h the old days of the La Sale Opera-Hcuse, Ch cago--it was callsd the 1s Sale Theatre then, and $1 was he highest price charged fcr a seat, whereas $2 is now the charge the musical comedies produced there were generally written by three men. Adams, Hough and Howard for some seaso:'s produced all the plays and music; there were intervals when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

eal'et for the children constantly, molrnlng he loss ill his teirium.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-29
This Weeks News Forecast

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-29

A horse, which took notion to
take nap, created considerable ex-
element at the Keller store corner
this afternoon. The feeble old
animal rolled over and refused to get
up for the veterinary who was called
to the scene The owner of the in
firm beast of burden whispered some
thing in its ear and it Immediately
arose with a pleased look on its face.
-Kendallville Und.) News-Sun.
Very unsatisfactory story indeed
What did he whisper? Probably said
something about a drink, but what
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-29
A GREAT DAY F0RSOOTH.

Before the convention started this
morning at Baltimore the janitors
entered the hall to see that it was
properly swept and garnished. Over
in one corner they found a little as
sortment of rubbish which they care
fully brushed into the dustpan and
dumped in the alley.
This was the remains of the eager
and pussy-footing Kern labors to
help nominate Marshall for presi-
dent. The bribery charges in the
famous Unnamed Eight" case went
with the rubbish.
Meantime the convention waited
for Mr.. Hearst's. photographers tc
take the 12345th picture of the
'houn' dawg."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-29
OVER THE
TEA CUPS

During the mosquito season, apply
kerosene oil to the window and door
screens, using a paint brush. 1t will
keep the mosquitoes away and also re-
move the dust.
pin box which is warranted not to
spill out its contents comes in white
composition. It is oblong. rather fiat
and has a bevelled lid which fits tight
ly but opens readily. Within are three
compartments, so that the pins of va
rious sizes needed for the perfecting OF
the feminine toilet may be quickly Sc
lected.
When you spade or pillow the garden
let the hens run over it for few hours.
You will not have so many troublesome
insects to contend with
Leather can be cleaned very well
with milk. Dust the leather thorough
ly with a soft cloth. then use another
cloth dipped in sweet milk and the
spots will be easily removed.
valuable lace should be kept
wrapped in blue paper. White paper
is often bleached with chloride of
lime, which injuriousIy affects delicate
fabric.
Houseksepers who have trouble will