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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-10

Al trunk tllat Is more than lis inctes
long IL q trunk that leads to excess
baggage charges, Shorten 1t up.
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bushels.
chas. e. Lewis & Co.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

chas. {. Lewis q Co, Grain and Seed
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.
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Daily cIearane.s.

Wheat 1850 0 bushels; flour II, 900
iarrels; corn $4,000 bushels; oats
nome wheat and flour equal 1872. 900
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Forum Want Ads Gel quick Results.
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zion Evangelical Association church.
corner Of FIRST venue and Tenth
street south. Il M. Bingaman, pastor.
English Sunday school al 10 a. m.
German preaching at IL d M, SUBJ
feet, The Church al smyrna. Y. p. "A.
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Duluth Fla>

buiuIn FIaSs .
Feb. May.
Close ................. 2.O6h 2.0SA
ocaI Marka4s
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Broadway Methodist services. cor
ner OF Broadway n Seventh avenue.
Charles F. Sewrey, pastor: Morning
service 1880, subject, A Woman of
the Street. Evening service al 1880.
Subject, The Sword of the Spirit.
Good music. All welcome.
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ST. Paui's Lutheran Church, corner
of Fifth street and Sixth avenue
north-Services Sunday morning at
1880 in the Norwegian language;
English evening services at s o'clock;
Sunday school at IL o'clock. G. Dav-
lex, pastor.
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Presbyterian Church-Morning serv-
ice 0 $50, evening service 1880, DR..
Creegan preaching at both; Sunday
school at IL o'clock; Young Peoples
Society meeting at $50. Mrs. FL. H.
Wheelock. chorister: Prof. Geo. Kurtz,
organist.
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Swedish Baptist church, orner Of
Fourth street and Third avenue north,
B. Nelson, pastor-Sunday services as
follows: Morning worship 10:45, sub
ject Gods Love Revealed; Sunday
school and Bible class at IL o'clock;
young peoples meeting s o'clock, sub
Isiect. Bethesda, the House Of Mercy.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. Strangers specially
welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
INFLUENCE OF
MORGAN BASIS
OF THE INQUIRY
Money Trust Committee
Has Walter r. Frew,
President OF New York
Clearing House Assoeia-
ton. TO Testify Regarding
Business.

washington Dee t0.--frho Nor Ean
influence" in New Tork banking was
today'a basis % the house money trust
Investigating committee. with Walter
E Frew. a banker and president of the
New York Clearing House Association.
under a Ore ~ questions BY samuel
unfermyer. ne committees attorney.
AR Untormyer sought Ia vain 20
set Mr Frew o. admit that the phe-
nomemnl rise az the Bankers Trust
Company deuosits--from $1,000. 900 IN
1908 Co tl6s. .00o 900 ht the present time
awaa cue 90 the influence 81 j. n.
Morgan a CO. ar. Frew did not know
iuaf what Uaa meant by q Morgan
Instftauou" hut hs admitted nat the
three men who hold a voting trust
that rules ths Bankers Trust Com
panF were associated with Mr. Nor
au.-
Nr uutarmver enfenvored % bring
out that the merger ~ the Mercantile
Trust Company. which vas controlled
hy tha Equitable EAfs Insurance Com
rany. with the Bankers company ana
which adfed materially 90 the deposits
nf The latter. was brought about
through the Morgan innuence- Mr.
rrew. although a director ~ ths
nankrra company, said he knew noth-
inF of fha uegofiaticnH which we're
conducted entirely by the trustees.
POWERS NOT AuTcCRATtc.
Alr Frcw declared he did not a.
mft that the clearing house commit
tee has hufacratic powera- and held
fhaf a bank could only BE- teuporariiy
excluded from tho clearing house ~
ere clearing house committee and thai
tofv ffd not have the nnal decision ha
rs rvuuInium.
hff Frru admitted that a bank sus-
pended ~ tha clearing house could not
.Iaar throuEh another clearing house
hsnh
Then n a hank - suspended. thsrs
csutinass - PsEs sir
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
BIG LOAN MADE BY
KUHN. LOEB & co.
Ns~ Yea Bsrksrs Arranus - Handis
szs.0ooooo Worm ~ As.srian Trs.s.
ury NsssA
BY ASSOCIATED PREsa

New Tori. Dec. ie--Tt was on the
assurance that there was no ifxelfhood
% a war between the Nreat powers %
Europe that New vork bankers under-
took ne notafion % q s.ooo .ooo Aus
trian loan On thls cnuntry. aa an
nounctd last niEht a. Vienna Kuhn.
Loeb a. CO. TO-DAY issued thss state
monfs
kuhn. Losh a Co and ths National
City Bank confirm That thoy nnd pur-
chased IN oontunction vita the Aus
TRAN Eroup. Including the Imperial
Austrian Postal savings Bank. the
FIRM ~ a. r. vnn Rcthschfld. the
Austrian cre8it AnEtait ard ths Aua-
TRAN tasnderbauk. fgS.eoe.o9b sf-2
per eent ia and 2 yearu imperial
treasury notes
The contrartiaE hrraa have bean as
sured thaf the poiiticai sffuation IA
much improved nnd thaf there is 10
reason fur apprehendiug war-lfke ds-
veioprnsnfs between fhe great powcrs
The larger part 81 TIE proceeds 81
fhe ioan Wln net be wfthdrawm antu
tac middle q gaausv. isl1-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Atnrta. 0a. nee 1aa-pirertrr John
barrett ~ tFe Par American bureau
rErrrssed ere orfri7n thaf President
TAR had maas Fraaf uisfaEs tn dx-
inz tbr earal taus "a ere hixh rals ~
tfea per tan. iu tba opening adfress
rf en- ran1ma canal conference here
tadaF.
ST. uarrrt declared fha United
States would gain Gar more than z
uauif iese hv eEaruun ire minimum
t.u of q. cents con HHIch uouIa uar.
usf Huau sF'p owners ta comaeta viva
trre rrmrartee p. lrs ~ tfr canal
what fhe orenluK ef enc frans-ran-
NNtnfaf railroad arrnas ere United
Matfrn moauf fa oar Pacific coast
states. the nrer'nE or tHe Panama cas-
a. wHI mfau fa ere fertile rarIH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
RAILROADS WILL
NATURALLY OPPOSE
Says They Have Powerful
and Extensive Means and
Will Use Them to Defeat
Both Docks and Railroads
The People Must DO II
Themselves.

, X Armshv. a. san Francisco
head q The company % tse sane
name-the largest handlers of canned
sainon IN the world. 80 wor az the
ulo~t extensive distributors n canned
sno dries fruits ana Vegetables on fha
fAcino coast-wns In Pensarola ycN.
terday % So his brokers' "A Jones a
CO.
T.earuinR that NJ. Arnshv Ma. m
ire ciiy. the directors o. the CONNER
eial Association took advantaRv of his
nFesence % learn something ~ his ex-
pertenee and oh~crvafion REGARDING
pubiio-own~a docks. and he made 4
short tak 70 a nurnber ~ hunlneas
mea ca that sahiect yesterday Aftor-
noan
ar. Armshy said thas Pensacola
With tts Ersat natural harbor nam.t. II
Pensacoiians got ready for n. proat
immensely hy the Panama canal trade.
bit that the city could not DO unless
she makes proxision by municipal dock
and belt nne facilities FOR handling her
share of thia great world tsnnse
TIE railroads won't help you Fss
r. said AZ. Artnsbv. You must 90
After q yoarseivea. ire r.llraaaa win
oppo~e your munlrlpal dock nnd heit
me and they have powerfui and ~
tsnsivs means of doinw 40. They DO IL
tnrcukh thar retained attorne,x
through the hanks. and In a thousand
dinsrent wzyu. but you PEOPLE must
expect that and not bs discourawed hv
~"
n 10 up 10 yoa people yourselves"
he continued. 'whether Pensacola is 20
be great seaport 90 q mere nshsnr
VILLAGE The municipal dock wfll
make you q seaport. and a hen tine
road is absolutely essential 70 the sue.
esss of the dock"
What IN your cpinlon." ssked q
Journal representative. Is the pros
pect % municipal dock paying a
direct return on the iBvcstmentT-
II your dock never paid any direcf
return on tho investment. n would
stiil - the makinG ~ pour ety. re-
piled Mr.. Armahy. sTt viii br1nH bust
ness and industries here that ron can
net otherwise set and ~ vii force thu
railroad docks 20 grant facilities that
they would not otherwise grant. Tha
matter Of paying an immediats and
Street return - somcthing that ought
rot % enter into ths consideration of
ths question ~ ail~
Mr. ArDshy paid Pensacola the com
piinent % saying that n ls the best
paved city - See niEe of which he had
knowiedgs n the south and Ms PRISE
~ the harbcr and of the possfhtiiies
thereof vas - the mout natterfnH
kind The city. Mr. ArmslYy naid,
should now improve its waterfront in
keeping with ths 0ther improvements
which :, pouser-es. lie eft last nlnht
for TachHonvtlla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
COCKTAILS MAY BE
PANAMA'S GOVERNOR
President rse VIII Appsirs TIE colorsl
e Hssd Nsss ooss-nmsrt " As viii
Accept
BY ASSOCIATED FREss.

washington. Dc ih.-President Taft
70 thinking ~ Offering the xovernor-
ship of ire Panama canal aone 20 Col
George Goethals. builder - ths canal
r. Mr Taft sakes ITS proposed Pana-
ma trip ~ r. practically certain ne
vfn 0ffsr the poet % Col. goethals ana
take up with him. whather he accepts
or not. plans for the Eona government
Several important positions are % be
riied. ana 40 not have - be confirmed
b. the United States senata n is
probable that afr. Tar win nn thsns
before ne goes ouf q oflce
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
VIII Endeavor to Get Revision of
Trial of Beautiful Society Woman

where ths trial tnok place. IN order 20
declare to the jury that crfila'a tee
unnony Swan insuncisnt 80 armenfa
waa present N af bodieat - ha ar
rfved to late
naspaTs conteniiou Il mupported -
some extent ~ later repfrfn carried
cut ~ Armand Caufisr and pref. oraI-
hriei Bertrand haa just concluded a
series ~ studies showtnn inconfra.
wertibly that arHenlc exists In a sen
erai way Tn overy living orraniarr.
anf further that me methods empioyea
- test the presence ~ arsenic In
bodies. bad had ths effect ~ intro
ducing arsenic Into those bsdies.
Madame II Parse died In iKSs. twps
years after she had BEEN psrdoned ~
Napole0n III
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
ROOSEVELT IS SEVERE
IN HIS CRITICISM OF
HIGH COURTOFIDAHO
~ AssoCIATEn -.

AHhburus Ga, Dec. In.-ran Cleg-
horn. the friend Of Miss Minnis March
man. whose mysterious death ht her
home near here occurred after a visit
20 Aahhurn with CieRhorn. which hss
been the subject ~ an invnstiEation.
was again shot and wounded here this
afternoon hy ". J. Cochran. q broth
er -in-iaw of the dead Kirl
A shooting affray occurred between
Cochran and Lee Marchman. a brother
of Mirs Minnie on one eide. and Tan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
Thinks Taft Has Made Mistake
in MAKING Canal Tolls so High

coast states OF South ana Central
America aaid Afr Barrett ~ wii mark
the awakcninr % tha devsloament of a
productive country with Eooo miles of
coast
Ia = uras nnw for tha rnited states
20 ret ready fnr the orening ~ the
canal saIa M Earrett and to
awaken a. the wouderfui trade rnsEi-
haitea of ere near future The south
rrn ssateH occupy particularly ne-
vuntaraous position fo reap fhs hEne-
ffa fron the canal
Mr.. Barrett vrutlred the prediction
chat fha canal would hriug the people
1f the United states and thc people
rf thr Latin American countries inte
rrer eiasr relation that tn the Cveut
~ ar~ atfark of an Eurorean power
we woaia una the Pan -Areriran re-
pufHrH af our backa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Parfe Dec. ia.--An sffort 10 o0taia
r~vf~ion % ths trial se Nina Ia ParEa,
. h~antfful society woman who waa
s~ut~nose 20 tmpriusunnsnt Coz iifs m
isse err the murssr a. bsr husband.
A. % be made ~ a powerful coumit-
fee cf ucaantistg writer's nnd poiiti-
elann WHO he's iusf been formed
The case of Nina L@ Fargo wna
wwry similar % that of MrM Mavhrtck
II caused a great sensation az ths
time The conxfcficn vas dae prin-
cfpauy 20 the exidenos a. the great
chnrnisf. Matthew Orfiia. Who 9wore
20 the presence - srsenic IN f.e FarEe's
BODY. Another inmdinm mrfnntiaf
TrancoiH Raspal. FASTENED "a Tulla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
DECLARES ROAD
TODE MONOPOLY
OF worst KIND.
State and City Officials of
New England Appear and
Ask for Investigation Of
Alleged Deal Between the
New York. New Haven g.
Hartford and Grand
Trunk Roads.

washington. p. c. Dec. io.-The
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad systcu was described a. a
grinding monopoly by twenty or
more state and city ofmCials of New
England. who appeared before the
house rules committee today with a
plea FOR favorable action on the reao-
iution o. Representative o'Shaunesay,
providing Tor q congressional iuvesti-
CATION of the alleged daal between the
New Haven system and Grand Trunk
The hearing win not be completed be-
fore tomorrow afternoon or THURSDAY
o'slAUcHNEssY OPENS
Representative OFshauEhnessy. q
Rhode Island. opened the henring by
saying:
I'd il time for c1mplsts and
thorough Investigation. not only of the
recent exhibition % an inErained and
vicious practice. but o. al the trans
actions on the part % this railroad
company tthe New Havenl. which has
Efven 20 the people the monEtrosity
of q water-lozged corporation with a
.correspouding dlmlnution q effective
public service
aTha nrimary purpose 81 my reso-
luton ia % investigate thc causes
which led 20 the cessation ~ work IN
Rhods Island and other New England
states. uf railway construction on IRE
Southern New England Railroad Com
rurv.
Mr. O-Ehauahneaav aafB u started
ita work amid general refoiciug. and
the fond expectation that "a real rival
had nt last chnHenEed the monapoiiFtic
supremacy ~ the NeW Haven road"
The diaholicai hard % "a monopoly
which brooks 10 interference ta re-
vcaief On ar abandoned project on
which ftssoe. 900 had been spent and
~ which a total expenditure ~ &oao 8
600 had heon contracted BY wnv ~
damages. conformation suits Cor n-
volved properly and repairs.
"A gtrikinF coincidence ~ ths
changed attitude ~ the Grand Trunk
oeaciaia a. the recent visit Co London of
o. Pierpont Mnrrnn whc. no doubt
conferred wifh the executives ~ tha
Grand Trunk railway ir that city"
Air OsshauEhnaaay declared that
a.a00 men who wrre snEaFef in the
construction work uf che southern
New England Railway were laid ~ on
twenty four hour notices.
The ahsurdity ~ e financial afrin-
wcn~v excuse ta apparent when one
realizes that the Grand Trunk o. con-
unu'na its hhorF In fhr yaest ana has
suraRed 5000 mcu fn IrH railroad race
% ne Pacific orean. at a tremendous
sxne.ss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
WITNESS ACCUSES JUDGE ARCHIBALD OF
RENDERING UNFAIR DECISION BECAUSE
PLAINTIFF REFUSED TO DISCOUNT NOTE

Worthington. chief counsel for Judge
Archibald the witness said ~ secured
information frum E D. WMliamA a
business associate of judge Archbald
u the arored coal deal Mr Boland
alHo testified be believed JudEe Arch
bald overruicd tht demurrer ~ the
Marion Coal Company ln connection
with ifs Euit with tha Lackawanna
railroad because he one of thrschicf
owners of the coal company. Refused
O. discount tha 3urisra note
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
TELLS AUDIENCE TO
GET DOCKS AND BELT
CIeghOrn and MarChman Clans
Again Engage in ShOOtingA Anray
Because of GirI'S Strange Death

Marion and Collie CleEh1rn. brothers
on the other Marion CIeFhorn was
also WOUNDED Cochran and March
man we're arrested and released on
$500 bond
AT are said % have been armed end
opened ere upon mecting Tan Cieg-
horn received r. flesh wound in the
thigh and Aarion q bullet in the face.
Last Sunday niEht Cochran shot Tan
CleKhorn. but wns released on brne
when the wound was found not 20 be
serious.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
pUBLic TRIsUTu TO 90
PAID COLORADO WOMAN

pcnver. Deo fa.--For the sacond
tirne IN the history % Colorado the
hoey - q woman VII ns In state IN
the rotunda - ths capitol today. Mrr
Julie Won Dor Lesth weIias ts 20 re-
eeivs this public trfbufa
Mrm WeIea waa Responsible Ter the
crcation q the state travelling library
oommission. ~ which sha wAa presl-
denI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

WaahInEtcn. Dec. to.-PotntinE a
finger at judge Archibald. william p.
naiand % Scranton. Pa, accused hg
Judge Archhaid 90 framing the con-
srirarv which r 1ted ln Ere present
impeachment trial admitted he had
af EEesfea various STEPS 60 connect the
lariat wtth the Katydld culm dump
deal. and declared II wanted 20 show
what rind 90 man ha ia"
undsr further quesfionins ~ A =.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

~ Paul Dee to-Heartne 90 tes-
tim1uv in tha government auit
against fhr InteruafiruaI Harvester
Company was resnurH fnf1v. s iar-n
number of witnesses Being present
from various uarfa cf SOC uarthHest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
CITY CLERK AYMARD GIVES HIS
RESIGNATION TO MAYOR REILLY:
SAYS HE HAS ANOTHER POSITION
Leaves the City on North
bound Train and Ii Is Not
Known Where He Went.
THE CITY COUNCIL
TO BE NOTIFIED

The Last Audit OF the Clerks
Accounts Showed Them
Correet-The Mayor Had
Questioned Him About the
Issuance Of Two Checks
to the Garbage Contractor
Recently and Received
Explanation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
Talks on Newspaper Men
Being Cited for Contempt
for Having Opinions.
THE PROGRESSIVES
SHOULD PAY FINES

Papers Only Commented on
Roosevelts Criticism Of
the Court In Removing
Presidential Electors OF
the Progressive Party
IRON the Ballot in That
State.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

While he did not state y publicly
last nirht. Mr. HartVei sid az the
oonclusion of HE address that his
companyss docks are making money.
Al the time he made that statement
Captain Frank BoEhich and Captain
Z "a AIKEN we're presSinE close % him
10 shake hands WITH him and comrii-
nent hlm upon the success - his
nRhf against ne railroads and in-
nuences q ether nature which worked
against them az every turn.
Captain Aiken wns tslling him, 7
would rathsr lose q tuEhoaf than miss
that speech" ana others as enthuaiaa-
tic we're eonEratliating him when q
reporter for The Journal reached him
and asked:
Would you mind stating. since you
made no references % this phase %
The duerton. IN your address. n you
pay taxes on your docks and n youF
taxes art interest On your hondcd
debt take nearly al - ne wross
prontsf'
You may say. ne replied. -thaf
We pay the same 40 a. IL paid b.
similar property On Mobile. ths interest
or our bonded debt and az our run
ming expenses and thaf We have. with
svervthins Paid. very profitable
dock"
The St9o.6o6o asked fer here should
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
SENT SIX DETECTIVES.

chief % Detectives Rcpar hal re-
csiNcd Information that tha mnn we're
living az 1877 wilson street ana seat
sir detectives 20 make the capture.
Zach % the police detectives we're
heavily armed. fearing serious trouble
with the craftsmen. Holloway and
two o. the men known az Tex" WAL
lace and Jack Monday were taken into
cusfody without resistance. The wom-
an. who opened the door. wnH seiasd
and prevented from making an out
cry.
Bergen held Detective Foppiano af
lay with q steady fusillade from hia
pistol. ieaped from the gaFret window,
about thiriy-hve feet. ana made his
escape IN his night clothes.
Later ne returned. d ~ thought 20
secure NE clothing. and In the pistol
duel that followed vas killed.
Holloway pas sentenced 90 seven
years imprisonment nom Ruxt. Texas
but jumped from a fast moving train
End made bis escape
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
BANK
RODBERSCAUGHT
NEAR MEMPHIS
One Is Killed BY Detectives
and the Others Made Pris-
oners-Had Planned TO
Take a Pal from United
States Marshal.

Memphis Dec ia,-Ffank Holloway.
the bank robbsr and escaped convict
who wa captured here this morning
with hts pals when the police raided
cottage In the outskirts ~ the city.
has admitted. according 20 chief of
Detectives James Roper that be and
his followers planned the rescue %
DegEa Nolan. accused ~ misuse % the
rails. while a United states marshal
was passing thruugh here Vita the
prisoner en route from Savannah 90
Omaha. The plans failed because the
ofiieers ehanEcd their route.
Detective Ernest Nolan. a brother ~
DeKgH Nolan and cousin of Holloway.
was suspended because ne faiied 10
make known hia altered knoWlodrs
that Holloway was in tho city. Brant-
lev Mitchell. John McCov and ars.
John Mccoy we're captured with Hol-
loway and another pal Kinney BerE-n,
waH killed lack Mundy, an aiieged
member of tie Eana wAa searched Tor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

chicago. Dec. ios-EmphasiHing his
srfIrism % ne ACT Of ths arPreme
saft on Idaho fn removns presidential
electors fram ths ballot in tha NO.
temter election. Theodore Roosevelt
uas tac chief speaker nt the proErca-
flte raafcrenoc here todny.
Ta hatc rriihiaed ths decision Pr
.tnt ssrrraf noise editors vho quo'.
30 the roionsra structures have BEEN
,nsl for contempt would have been
rawardf fhe caionei declared
erEe soteraal crlufsm tae bo'ae
farHaf.N Neua contained. however. was
Iu = f.fsrrnm from me. Hald tne
raianrf "a dd NOS make u hali
afFne enough u was much wurne
fHan tha ordinary bad decision. Now
Ihe enarI haa cited Publisher sheridan
nnl nfn.r edIfnra fnr contempt Tne
fauri haa o. wftHln tr power. hV tn
UHeunn e aumcIenrY heavy nna ta
fun tha onlv paner iu idaha win tha
strength 20 hnla nut nnainaf it
af advocate tnat thn progressive rnr-
fv paw ans nne that may hn iuuictea
au8 fhaf we send tha beet lawyers ohs
tslnable to idaho 10 hrht the case end
50 Elte li tha widest puallcitE. The
telion of the idaho court u not only
fninrf ere reorie of idaho. tui
uaHInsf the whole citizenship ~ fhf
lnifea states ard hs Teania should
a. every effort to combat thu CUT
HNM
M ls tn prevent H8af such outraEea
af tat progressive parry adRocatea
81. rnf.nn ~ judicial dnrfaInrnH