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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

the dismay of those observers who dislike
their idgety movements and would fam
enjoy the classic calm of the unbeplum-
aged bandeau.
One Of the quaintest couture ornaments
in town is black velvet and bright green
tulle. 1t is clasped In the back with a
narrow band OF mother of pearl. very
thin and very lustrous. Strangely placed
are the piumes, one black and the other
green, and both powdered with mother
of pearl. They stand like two odd planes
of flying machine one swooping DOWN
ward The design is eminently suited to
the clear-cut profile of the pretty woman
on Sycamore street, who has 1t among
the many vagaries of her winter ward
robe. At the Ferd Marx store 1 found
could be well chosen to suit a gypsy-like
countenance. 1t is a dun gold braid
tiara placed up bag-cap made of glist-
ening purple and gold silk and with pre-
meditated carelessness the cap is to be
put ON with a sideway tilt which makes
it look very debonnair. Starting from a
large cabochon turquoise. one might place
feather so that it would swoop down TO
the shoulder
Bands Of knitted jewels are. among
the novelties that Burger has brought
on for the autumn evening parties.
Pearls. opals and the vivid eastern stones
that rival the ruby and the emerald in
brililauce and are prohibitively costly are
mingled with silk by means Of loose
knitting stitch.
In these autumn phantasies that may
or may not, according TO the fancy Of
the woman of fashion. be introduced into
her winter collection of ornaments, the
color and brillianee so characteristic of
the seasons fashions are minated
Already the annual pilgrimage in search
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

5 the season advances ones
~ thoughts turn toward evening en-
tertainments, and 1t is the toilette
de soiree and manteau de theatre that
occupy the attention of the lady of fash
ion. The evening gowns mentioned in
these pages from time to time and de-
scribed by pen pictures made in the
worlSrooms and the display salons of the
leading shops have never been more
beautiful or composed of more costly
brocades and satin or metal woven It's
sues. It has been frequently asserted
here-an assertion backed up by public
opinion-that In no eastern shop can be
found gowns of more character and
beauty than may be obtained here at
home. or more stunning hats; that prices
are reasonably In keeping with the pat
ronage given to the dealers and that
Trade At Home is satisfactory maxim
when applied to the feminine costume.
Not only is my sladyYof the Southern
club reception concerned as to her gown
for that momentous event-she wishes
her wraps, her couture ornaments and
her fan-if she is one who counts upon the
coquetry and the feminity of the fan-to
do her honor. SO in the past fortnight
scores of beautiful robes have been bound
In their tissue paper wrappnigs and rest
ing in long, roomy boxes have made their
way from the fashionable emporiums to
be laid away unttr the night of the ball
in some fashionable home. Mr.. Levy. at
Salls', told of the many beauties he has
sold for the reception, and as I stopped
for a word with Mr. kaufman at the
Ferd Marx store the other day gown
was sent out that fairly heggared de-
seription, so exquisitely was it cut and
80 gorgeously did its component parts of
Set and charmeuse and chiffon and lace
combine in effectiveness. It was sold to
be worn by the wife of man who is
powerful in one of the big industries and,
with her stunning figure and queenly car
riage. will be shown to its best ad-
.antage.
MANTEAUN DE THEATRE.
The brocade coat is high in favor for
evening wear A lovely rose-colored one
seen at steele-smith's appears in the
above sketch 1t is deaped ACROSS the front.
where It is caught with a big ornamental
frog. The round corners and the revers
are edged with marabout. Another dress
coat-blue broeade-hangs straight from
the shoulder. There IS black collar ana
the broad lapel crosses to one side where
the corner is cut sauarely at the end.
The cuff is pointed and Is held with a
big button. An eceentricity which pre-
dominates in man OF the new coats is
the slash at the one side of the coat skirt.
These pretty novelties wee fouad at
steele-Smiths
just as It is no longer deemed dis
grace to wear a RECONSTRUCTED jewel"
in a gold finger ring, 50 il is not TO be
considered parvenu 20 trim ones scais&in
coat with a good imitation OF Persian
lamb. on to aaorn With What IS let Of
handsome fox SET the new coat OF near
seal.
yur limitations have become SO clever
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

namey Lumber Company, Lm-l
tied, Cooperation. PisfnlI4
G. oussnsll s1d Jessie oussnsIl. 80
his vile. Defendants
Under ssd 81 Tifios Of a. ordef o. sale ahd
decree 81 forecIo1ufe and sale. Issued cut 81
ne DIstrie. Co1rt q f1e second ipdiciel DIS.
y OIL ais. On ne eth day n Nnrch. A. b. i9I1.
IN ne a1tf1 SETON. WheftIn n4nsf Lanstrr
cumg4ufi Liulfed, corrpration, The above
naned plaInfIn. oblained : lufgHsanl 40 a..
cree q ioreeIosure and sale aga nsf 9. QaesnsIl
ana Jessie Que4ncII. biz wife. dnl1nf1nI On
The 1lh day of March. A. ID. 1917 Tor TIE ~ - al
ft1tLt0 DeHid1a Interest aud seeming tosff
uhteh said decree has been recorded n fnfr.
rent Book Of aai1 CouIf a. Page A. an tnil.
n.sndef % sell no ecrialu lot. piece Or parcel
81 Iard. situated. lying and 'bofnr in me
and described a. follows. to-4ili f1fs taenlq
two 10. twenty Tires fzll and fHeHfY fouf
f1fIiu Block twenty gI4 f15t In ne 0fIeInal
town Of HoIIE4f. AZ shown b. the recorded
Pas thereof. t91ffher with ar hefidif2nsanla
.nd epp1risnanee. thefennip belonelng 81 70
f1blIc notice Il hereby given lhal On gafur.
Day, ne 19l1 GAY q APRIL A. D. 1914. 81
1ci9ck. ?, ~, % thAl dag - ifonf 81 ana a.
.ee front door o. ne co1lt House q ne cohnlg
p Lewis. ~ Fe1ptfcs, I1ehQ 4 vii 10 btefI.
closure and sale. sell he ato4a das1nbad
property Or % much thereof ~ may ~ nafes.
Az 70 satisfy said Judgment H1gn interest and
'o1f. etc. 20 lh1 highest nnd be4f fidfar Tor
hs iaNful money q ~ UaIfed states.
y. Z. shoeAley. 8hetfa.
FIRST p1bliceiipn Marsk y.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday the 18th day Of April, 1912,
the annual school meeting and cleo
ton in and for School District No.
10. Of Lewis County. State ofIdaho,
vii be held at the school house in
said district, for the purpose Of
electing one trustee for three years
and for voting On special tax.
T. F. Jacobs, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Washington. April 6.-The insist.
ence Of Secretary of the Interior
Fisher before the house and senate
conferees On the Borah three-year
homestead bill that conservation
amendments must 80 into the bill
prevented an agreement and prob
ably vii prevent the bill from ever
becoming a Law.
The house conferees stand out
against these amendments, which ap-
ply to timber. power sites and min
eral lands, but the senate conferees
support Fisher. The secretary is de-
lerminsd to have inserted IN the bin /
the LenrOot amendment. which vas /
opposed IN the house BY Representa-
tive La Toilette. Who declared that
The interior department should de-
lermine the value Of public lands for
lumber, minerals or power sites be-
E1rs allowing entry instead Of max
Ing Withdrawals after a settler had
IN good faith and started his
Improvements. Senator Borah also /
Is opposed to these amendments.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11
NOTICE OF SALE ON ExEcU
TON.

In the District Court q ne second guafefn
District 81 the Stats q Idaho. IN and for az
Cqunlg 81 Lewis.
John K Davis and Thomas 4. Davis. 60
parl1ers - Davis Brothers. FIalutiaI W. nob
ert Miller, Defendaut.
81 virtue % al execution lasued cut q fhs
District Court 81 TIE secoud judicial Dlssflnl
q tae stats q lda1o, u an1 ler he counly d
Lewis. dated the x1nd dag q Mefc4. a D I1l1.
IN certain 4ctlo1 uhefein 1otn ~ ". Davis
and Thomas pelia. co-p4flgar1 AZ Davis
brother1. as plalntl1l, recovered q fnfamant
against Robert KILLER. 1ef1nda1l. fof 10 Eafn
Of I've Hundred and EIfiy and 89-i14 ff1st q j
DolIar1. lawful mouay 81 fh4 uufla1 ata1as
and costs q sult. tntan q fWenty-faaf anII
z1-1o9 fg1818i D9lIafl. 81 ihs 121a faT "A
March. A. b. 1914, fhnTs levied uDon ~ j faI-
IouiuH 1e1Eff19d zeal ETurerGF. I1-wift
Let Fourteen fl4l u 1l1EE K1sraN fll 81 fha
ioUn Of kamIah. Lewis Couu1T, faaha. aanaFfs
Ing % the original plat tAartof 81 record II
the o1lc4 81 she Hecordgf 81 SAID couutF.
Nollce - hereby gives fhal On saturday. ia
19ih day 81 april A. D. 1919. 81 ona oieIock r.
y. q lhal day. n fronl q ne Ccufl NfNaa. Ia
ne city Of Nezpefc1. County 81 Lewis. afala 81
Idaho. I wiz eel an lhs ri4ht. tlll1 and later
ct 81 TIE aaid nobert KILLER. ne 1slsufaai.
IN and % he eboru 6escfIA 80 rfaB4ffFl ~
public auctlo4. Tor cash, lawful non1T 81 fha
United States. % TIE 1iTnall an1 1e8f hlf48f
- satisfy said e1ecullo1 and al 1c9Ia
i, D.ses -. e !ssspsres. zs.ls cegsll. I1eho.
.lale1 11in. l9.1 -. ~. 91oekIe<.
first publlc4lio1 Hafet -.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Master Happy Felt gave an
Easter party to his classmates last
Friday afternoon which vas very
much enjoyed by all the youngsters.
Egg hunting and other Easter amuse.
ments made up the program together
with a luncheon especially fitting
the season Easter souvenirs we're
given each Of the guests. Misses
Barbee and Costello assisted Mrs
Felt IN the duties of hostess for the
party.
The guests we're: Eva Booth,
Leo Damon, Beznice DeMoude, Edna
Giles, Wade Hunsucker, Vera Hun
sucker, Vera Johnson, John Moser.
Dolly Masterson, Edward Peterson,
Matthew Rassbach, Mardiese Stell-
mons lawrence Sather, Carol Selo-
yer, Klaus Wsichman, Henry WEIGH
man, klwood Johnson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Notice IS hereby given that on
Monday, the 18th cay Of April,
1912, the annual school meeting and
election IN and for School District
No. 20, Of Lewis County, State Of
Idaho, viii be held at Sunset school
house IN said district, for the pur-
pose Of eIecting one trustee for three
years to succeed Henry DUCK,
whose term viii expire. and for vos-
ing on special tax
B. P. Elliott, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Notice IS hereby given that On
Monday, the 18th day Of April,
1912. the annual school meeting and
election IN and for School District
No 10. Of Lewis County. State Of
Idaho, viii be held at the school
house in said district, for the pur-
pose Of eIecting one trustee for three
years to succeed Fred Riggsrs.
whose term expires, and for voting
On special tax, aod to transact sbcb|
other business as may regularly
come before said meeting.
]. W. Henderson, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Don't forget the republican nom
mating convention to be held IN Ii.
N. h S assembly room. April 19
Everyone invited.
The high school pupils are work.
ing every evening on the cantata to
be given at the close Of school.
Listen Period exams this week.
Then only SIX weeks more Of school.
Many Of the students are planning
On having good times during the last
six weeks Of school.
Sherman Tanning is nov absent
from school On account Of Sickness
and is missed BY all. It is hoped be
soon win be able to resume his work
With Us
The botany class is now pressing
and mounting flowers for their her
3ariums.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

John Jorgens, formerly IN the real
estate business at Council, Idaho,
has gone into partnership With P. N.
Harding at this place, and viii look
after the Office end Of their real es-
tate business. He is especially well
equipped for this work, and they
VII make a strong team and do
their share to keep things moving IN
this section.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

All goods left IN stock which vent
through the IRE recently. viii be put
On sale at cost Friday and Saturday.
A new shipment Of latest dress
shapes in hats and novelty trimmings
viii be received FIRST Of next week.
See them, at johnson & Goats.
Mrs.. wilkins.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

II WU. Tartee r pridwrIl - NIX ~
Nicola D;v;ta n. 17-an M !
|pr;sw.,I,s .ss = r.~,.h <xoo
| WD HI aroo,sv !, - !, H..
|low q Rogers. rs 8. ? 80 a. ,
\. . 3 =. - a. = a. - s s.'r'
WD. Fll;s W.zt !, ~ i a.
ward Sw.nsoD. ) ne3- NV ~. nj
~ a. * ESQ 80
wD R;cb.rs = 1r.s-,,h :, n,
| to Ramev Lumber 60. LA. 81 se3.
l1O. 50. 3Es1.
Patent o. s. 10 Gideon In
sicker. SCI. /. s2.2w
Patent. USto Madison SHARK
ey. nj ns4. SCI ne4. "a. IS. sw.ns
q. a. sec 1o. ss.7w
WD. JJWood. trustee. to 10
Hdu & Imp Co. Its 1912. blk ;. 10
$3.50.
wD. Jesse B Hurley Ct ux to
Claud Matlock. 81 acres IN lis l and
5, II, 50. ; $1,000.
WD. ADdersoo 70 Lille e
Anderson, II u. blk 4s. Nesperce-l
81.
wD. Erlan Olson :. M 10 a III
EEks & Co. Ii 8. blk "a. Nerperce-l,
500.
WD. Miller & Schultz to Erlan
1l.on. An ~. 1o-a1 Toh,,o,,.
irut add to Nezperce-sss0o.
wD. Foster to " JRamev. !
wD. Miller q Schult. to Wmlr
Ramey, It's s-12. blk 8. Johnson's !
id to Nesperce-ssoo-
WD. Miller & Schultz to Mn I
lie D Kennedy. blk II. Tohnson's :
nj add 10 Nern.rc. sasoo
WD. Minnie D Kennedy = mar {
, Miller & Schultz. E IS # Of n Is ;
of lts Is. IA. biz "a. N.rn.rc.I II
240o. !,
WD. Erlan Olson ct uxto Miller 3
. Scbult,. ia m II 49,. Z
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

And now comes John Reckinger,
Chicago citizen, into court. pray
ing for a divorce, making the COM
plant that his wife loves him too
much ''NOt satisfied With IaxisEing
her affections on him at home, be
says, "shs comes down to his Office
and loves him there" These brutes
Of men are hard to please. ladies;
but this is such an extraordinary
case, ye know.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

NOTICE OF TINE APPOINTED
FOR PROVING WILL.

:. IN Ihs Natter q he Estate Of Kilsn Dean,
Pufsuanf 70 81 order u said Probate Court
11ade on n . 9fh dag 81 April 1874 nofIce q
hereby EIFeu that Friday, he ASIA daT 81 Ar-
~, 1914 at1D 8 r. % said day a. ID courtroou
County d Lewis and State q Idaho. has been
appointed z4 t1e tine and pI1cr for proving
the vii o. 14I1 HiIou Dean, deceased. "a fn1
no4rIuE ~ application Of John Daan Tor The
lr1u4act 70 him Of letters Ia1fa meutarF v hen
anq Nhefe any person interested may appear
ard contest the sane.
Dated t1is gth day Of April 1912.
fs8ALl Thomas n. Roberts. CIerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Bible school at 10 a. N. Preach
ing at II. Subject, Identity Of the
Church 4" Christian Endeavor at
8 80 p n preaching at 2 80. Sub
jet, "A Voice from Beyond the
Grave" All are welcome.
J. S. Clements, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

oI The track meet held on the ath
letic gounds last Saturday resulted
in victory for the sophomores
The sophomores made Sc points,
freshmen a. the juniors II and the
eighth grade 10 The nest showed
that We have a good bunch AZ the
high school this year and they ex-
pect to carry OF the meet next Sat-
lurday With Cottonwood and Grange
vile and the meet at Iewiston the
26th.
Those representing the eighth
grade we're Syron. Mockler. Jack
Stellmon. Holland. Fox. The fresh
men were Costello. Herrick. Leroy
Miller and Upper; the sophomores.
Caldwell. Lorentz Wade. flaming.
Jones. Harbke and Robinson; the
Juniors. Stevens. BrOckmzn. Bas-
kest and BOoths the seniors. Cecil
Jones
Those taking places in the differ
ent events were; Half mile. Cossel-
10. 1st; Stevens. Ind, and Stellmon,
5rd. S0yard dash Robinson. 1S
BrOckman. End; Herrick. srd.l SHOT
put: Harbke. lst; Robinson, md |
Syron. 5rd. Nile run: Costello.
lst; Stellmon. md; Mockler, srd.
Hammer throw; Harbke. 1ss; Sy-
ron. Ind; Wade. 5rd. 100 yard
lash: Robinson, lsl; Syrons And;
Brockman, 3rd. Pole vault: Her
rick. 1ss; Costello. Ind; Robinson.
'rd. 220 yard dash Robinson,
st Syron, and; RfOekman. srd.
3road jump Robinkon. 1st; Her 9
lex. Ind; Wade. i5rd. High hur-
lies: Costello st; Harbke and
stevens tied for ind. High jump !
robinson and Slskens tied for LIST.
4arbke. 5rd. 40 yard dash: Cos
slO. lst; Brockman. and Slellmon.
I'd. Discus throw: Upper. ia;
zarbke. End; Caldwell. 5rd. Low ?
urdles Costello. lst; Robinson.
nd; Jones. 3rd. Relay: Sopho- =
lores. 1st; freshmen. and; eighth :
rade, 5rd.
The time made by the runners
as very satisfactory. The jumping
nd weight events we're very good.
he meet as a whole vas very pleas
g to the crowd and viii take very
ell with the people.
Remember the track meet Satur-
~ at 2 90 o'clock at the athletic
rounds with Crangeville and Cot
nwOod- Everybody come.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

The State Bank Of Ksndrick,
which vas closed some weeks ago
BY the state bank examiner, vas re-
opened for business yesterday. II
Is nov under the control and direc.
ton Of leading business men and
farmers Of that community.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

An neighbors Of Nezperce camp
AS ". o. w., Who have uniforms
belonging to the camp. are requested
to return same at the nezi regular
meeting.
By order Of the Counsel Commander.
o. ". Huefner. Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

If you want anything in the line
Of shoe repairs or a first class shoe
shine, see Jas. Nelm, first door south
Of AndeIson's Pharmacy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

We have an order for three cars
Of white potatoes Call Us up if you
want to sell and let Us know What
you have and how many.
Felt Nero. Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-11

Rose Comb R. 1. Red eggs, 81
per IS; IS per hundred.
Sanford Slapleton.
R.. 2. D. 2. Nesperce.
The state herald., 1912-08-16

Colonel Roosevelt has issued orders
to his party organizers in Colorado to
put full ticket in the field from COVER
nor..down even TO county officers. Some
Of his enthusiastic followers attempt 10
explain this order by saying that Roose
welt does not understand the situation
In Colorado. Such an explanation is
simply absurd. He is well informed
with conditions in Colorado. The same
program is TO be carried out In Colorado
that he is carrying out in other states.
Roosevelt has severed all relations with
the republican party and. us matter
Of course, is more interested in Grip
pling the republican party than he
Is In erippling the democrats and any
republicans who imagine for n moment
that he has any friendly feeling for the
republican party are laboring under n
very foolish deluaion. Colorado repub-
lleans cannot reasonably expect or hope
for any friendly relations with the
Roosevelt party and the progressive
candidates who are trying to hold 10
the republican party and TO Roosevelt
too. are pursuing very unreasonable
course anlrss they hope TO be able to
merge tho republican party into the
Bull Moose party In case they are nom.
mated for the state offices at the COM
ing primary.
Colonel Roosevelt can have no rca.
sonablc hope Of election and Ia In the
race TO defeat the republican candidate
II possible. lie has placed himself at
the head Of new party and hopes TO
draw his following mainly from the re.
publican party. Any action that can
be- taken by his followers To defeat and
diarupt the republican party will no, be-
loat sight Of and. TO make the defeat
moro keenly felt by tho party. the third
party ticket IL ordered for state, dis
triel and county.
The state herald., 1912-08-16
Democratic County Assembly

The democratic county assembly was
held at Holyoke last Saturday. H. c.
Hargreaves was named as temporary
chairman and r. N. White secretary
and the temporary organization was la
ter made permanent.
The following names Of candidates on
the primary ballot for the different Off.
ces were designated:
County assessor, l.. Z. Harmon. ID. ID
Finch. Carl F. Eckman and w. E.
Correll.
County clerk. Miss Belle James and
II. G. Hargreaves.
County judge. S. S. Worley and Clark
Finch.
Superintendent Of schools, C. r. Pc.
ter. Mrs. Addie Zimmerman and Mrs.
Clara Burchett.
Treasurer, J. L. Slack, d. d. Finch
and G. NJ. Hit.
Sheriff. J. W. Van Kirk.
Coroner, Freedom Sprague.
Surveyor. Frank johnson.
End commissioner district. E, G.Sum-
mers, Philip Muchie and S. N. Ollie.
3rd commissioner district, Eliza John
son and Gust Young.
The state herald., 1912-08-16
Haxtun Boosters.

The Haxtun commercial club and
boosters with IL automobiles visited
Holyoke Tuesday morning on a boosting
trip for their base ball tournament and
harvest festival, Aug. 2s, 20 and so.
From Holyoke they drove to Julesburg
to attend the ball games and motorcy-
Gle races to be given by the Julesburg
ball team and the Harley team and the
short grass motorcycle club of Kansas
on their way to the Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Frontier Day.
The boosters certainly made good
showing for their town and show com
mendable enthusiasm in boosting for
their celebration. Judging from the
enterprise they are showing in adver-
tising the celebration, 1t is safe to con-
clude that the Harvest Festival and
Base Ball Tournament will be well
worth attending.
The state herald., 1912-08-16
Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic l3, Judicial
Assembly at Ft.Morgan,C c Colo.

Your committee on resolutions begs
leave to report as follows:
Resolved: That we hereby heartily
endorse the national democratic plat
form adopted at Baltimore, and pledge
our support to the admirable nominee
of that convention. And we heartily
endorse the democratic state platform
and its nominees, and approve the pres
ent state administration IN all respects.
Resolved: That we do hereby declare
It to be true democracy and for the
best interest of the people TO take the
judiciary out Of politics, and the demo-
Gratis Of the thirteenth judicial district
should be proud to take the initiative in
this much needed reform. To this end.
we commit the democratic party of this
district to the support Of the candidacy
Of the Honorable ii. P. Burke. of Ster-
ling, for district judge Of this district.
and we endorse his candidacy, believ-
ing it win not only be good politics, but
good sense and good citizenship to make
this endorsement.
Dated August 9th, 1912.
Signed: Isaac Pelton,
Frank 7. Hawks.
r. N. White.
The state herald., 1912-08-16

1t is amusing to'note the position ia.
ken by some Colorado editors on the
question of supporting the party ticket.
They are giving their readers to under
stand that they will not support a par
ty ticket nominated by the corporations
or party machine. They seem to for
get that we are now doing business un.
der the direct primary which places in
the hands of the dear people the nomi.
nation of their party candidates and il
candidates friendly to the corporations
or party machine interests are nomina.
ted, it will be because the dear people
gave them the votes in the primary to
nominate them.
Time was when newspaper nigh,
have offered such an excuse for boiling
a ticket but it will not 60 under the
Colorado direct primary, unless we are
ready to admit that this reform meas
ure is not a blooming success.