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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

From the summit Of the highest
peak az the Megoliun range io.soo
feet abote sea level. the forest ser
Vice lookout may discern forest fire
practically anywhere IN the ella Ma
tiunai forest. tee miles long and sixty
miles Wide. ite may rush 10 the tele-
phone located on the TOP OF this
mountain. establish connection with
The forest supervisor az Magdaieiia,
have Is force 81 trained fire fighters
on the scene 81 the fire Inside Of an
hour OF two and secure reinforce
mcnts Immediately as fast as ne
wants them,
This statement gives some idea %
the scope and perfection Of The fire
alarm system which the government
has established on one Of the largest
81 an 4nc national forests, this Gile. IN
southern New Mexico.
There are four Of these main look
out stationa on the high peaks equip
ped with telephones. the other three
commanding a scope o. country hid
den from the observer on the main
peak berause Il 10 under the shoulder
of the mountain on which he stands.
In addition there are ielcphones Ht
various ranches and stations AZ
strategic locations throughout the
forest so tyNt IN case 81 emergency.
forest rangers ana guards and AL the
fire fighters needed may be modified
az q given point IN a remarkably
short space Of time. In consideration
Of the fact that the ella forest, cs~
peciaily In the Mogollon range. has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
CunANs To HAVE
GRANGE TO MAKE GOOD.

Washington Agay sl.-@Ths arrival
0f General Aentenkudo NJ the frnnt
as the commander IN chiei o( the
Cuban federal forces d being closely
watched here. His success or failure
in expected to forecast tho ability ~
the federal government 90 cope WITH
the situation,
should the rebel band continue 70
attack foreign property Il g possible
that the United States viii E2ni a
fleet of small vessels - yariaHs
points bordering ON the rebd zones
to have marines on hand for ifi-
mediate action.
The fact that the fehcl leaders fn
the present revolution arc given re-
ccipts far property tnisea Ia the name
of Esten0x is believed hero 90 iudi-
cate that the movement Is nn crgan.
lzed and an earnest one
In army circles here the failure
Of the Cuban federal forces tD make
any Roadway against the rsbc, is be-
lleved 20 be the fact thst the gov
ernment forces have hoen compelled
to place themselves on tnc defensive
by dividing ep and attempting "a fur
nish small attachments ~ many
foreign properties which are demand
ing protection.
Positive assurances have been re-
received from the Cuban govern
nent that force OF Cuban troops
base been sent 10 guard the property
Of the spanish American Mining
company "a paiauiri on the south
coast Of orientc near Guantanamo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
MAKING DIRT FLY
ON ROAD WORK
NORTH OF CITY
Old Adobe Being Razed and
Hundreds Of Wagon Loads
of Earth Being Dumped In
to Highway.


Results airs beginning 10 be appaz-
cnt on the rofa Improvement work
north OF ola Albuquerque. which
when finished win leave wide and
straight. tllprouahfare from the old
tyN1r - fAm3 Ql4iegcs. three lilles
north. Ssvoraa hundred yefdS Of
road have been filled IN and II conn
pleted along these lines the road
will he 4 regular boulevard straight
up the valley. The work finished ls
about sixty feel ia width. and the
suggestion rs being freely made that
as a forty or fifty-fOOt roadway ~ ail
that could possibly be needed the
expenditure ~ money FOR the extra
ten TO tw4Ats taet Is not absolutely
essential and Ghe money and labor
might be utilized 70 better advantage
elsewhere.
W0rkmen have RACED the crumbIlng
adobea Suet south pi the road THAT
strikes over 10 the river from OSd
Town. and the landscape Is being
otherwise changed in connection with
the nnildinR 81 what IL expected 70
be one Of the hfN pieces OF road
In the county. There have been no
further escapes or attcmpts 20 escape
on the part OF the force Of convlcts
who are doing the work and they
have proven exceedingly industrious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

some of the rouRhesl ana most in..
bassnble country ln New Mexico. Il ~
nothing short ~ wonderful That IN
the vesy remotcat corner of the re-
serve competent force o. fire-eK-
tingUlshcrs can be assembled IN three
hours while in Comparatively inacces-
hibie localities tWo hours ~ the limit.
over most u the great area ~ forest
land, fire cannot burn an hour be-
fore the service employees are at work
on ~ The aya4efn Of patrolmen and
mail boxes together with the t1ie.
phone system. makes tho fire protucs
ton as nearly Absolutely efficient az
human ingenuity can devise.
j W. Mullen, Of The forest service.
who has just returned from g.
months tour o. the ella forest In
stalling telephones and putting the
finishing touches on the system on
which he mas been nj work for
months. reports snow four feet deep
on the tops of the peaks frofn which
IL may be concluded that the work %
perfecting the fire alarm system r
not All play. Complete maps are n0'v
being finished showing the entire pa
troll system, telephone lines and sta
ti0ns, ranches, trials and supply de-
pots where equipment may be rushed
on the backs Of pack horses to
wherever IL - needed tn case 81 fire.
The forest service now has iis
telephone fines 20 extensively in-
stalled that Il would be possible to
telephone from this Oiis 10 Prescott.
Arlz.. via Silver City. Magdalena,
sprlngcrville, Flagstaff and Williams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

superior % selle. caihnFiiv pills. was
iera, etc. which are entirely too Vlo.
lent
Women should seq 90 Il that they
have az least nnc upVomant 81 tho
bowels each day. aud Whtn showing
ans tendency as eOhstipntiOh should
take Dr. Caldwcire syrup pepnln ln
the small dose prescribed. brief
also of "a viii 80 train fhe ea.lflinch
and bowel muscles that ali forms ~
medicine can Be dispensed Hith
These 0piniona are voiced 81 thou-
sands 81 Woulen. agfer personal ekpcr-
ionre, among them Alta NJ. Lily.
ttedNinc, CaIi4u ana Mary a. 0eebc,
81, Thomas, NFVatiH
Anyone wishine to make a trial %
this remedy before buying Il m the
regular way ~ ~ druggist AZ fifty
cents or one dollar q larae bottle
tfnmiiy si2e) can have sample
bottle sent % tile home tree q charge
by simply addressing Dr. ~. ID.
Caldwell 400 hpbhinalon 81. M0nii-
cello. III Your name and address
on a postal card viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

~ health talks 81 women become
more genofah both N the newspapers
dnd on the platform. tne mnss ~
women are beRinnirg 10 realize what
the murt cultivated have always
Known, thal rood hcAith cannot be
found in q powder boH. The oxtcr-
nalB 20 health fuaY ~ obtained if
that way, bui ihe haHis 81 health lipa
deeper. nnd tet Isl Just as easily OBJ
tained.
The most Important thing shat q
woman can DO Tor herself. and
about which she IL uiien most mes.
iectfui u % watch fbt condition ~
her stomach Hnu bowriE. The weary
eyes. the bad breath. the frequent
headaches. the pinples. the general
air Of lReaiinde II ninr times ont ~
ten The result % constipation or In
digestion, or both. Many simple
remedies can be obtained, but the
beat in the estimation Of most women
ie Dr. CAidwells syrup repsin. Il d.
faiid. HsHaHani % the taste and ex-
uciiy suited 30 her needs. II is far
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
ISLETA PUEBLO IS
SEIZED TODAY BY
PHOTOPLAYERS
Biograph Troupe znvades In
dlan Village and Enacts
Thrilling Drama of Days
Before coming OF Coronado.

Not since Use days when Coronado
ane his vailent conquistudoros tnuad-
ca the village ~ leleta about the yeaf
1870 on thesr Journey III search al the
famous seven cltiea of Clb0la, has
There been such am important epocn In
tae history u the ancient pueblo. az
WAS marked tpGay by the invasion 81
the lass wortl,ia pr0eresa---the Bio-
graph troupe % motion picture play
ers
Equipped with every conceivable
property the. BloBraph troupe, or
as much of a. BE- Was nercssary, iefs
Albuquerque AT Ss40 this morning. arr
riving AZ Isleta, shortly after nine.
All arrangements mad ncen nude fas
the reception OF the troupc and the,
were mes al the station. ncay the Wiz
"laRe by crowds ~ stohd fsic,aHs The
Indians HAD nsrAed Us advance TO
permit the NATION picture aeoplr 20
take practically complete possession
Of the village and 70 assist an amy
manner possible ln making the films
% complete success. a ear load 90
supernumerarieh from Albuquerque.
men and boys ~ an ages and sszea.
we're token % iaietn go help putting
the realistic touches to the pictures
taken today. The drama staged ~
IsIeta today was q thrilling one, de-
picting historical events which hap
pcned hundreds Of sears ago. ElnboF-
ate costumes and equipment were neca
IN the production. Priceless shields
and head dresses were loaned 90 the
Biograph people by the Harvey mus
cum here. the pnrapherualiH aduinN
Il mai realistic touch % the drama.
That part Of che troupe which re-
naAiued Ia Albuquerque today not acs
lng needed in Islcta. staged comic
fcennrius here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
GaAYs ARE DEFEATED
By THE NAVAJO TEAM
United STATES IndlaH srliOOl baseball
Stab tauaIs Il 10 Town Aggregation
by Scurc Of 10 a. 8.

Ia what a Is expected WIN Ice the
final game in which they viii par
iiclpntc before disbanding for tho
season. the Navajo Indians yesterday
Afternoon defeated THO albuquerque
Gmys hy the Score ~ 10 TOT, The
Indian school lads tore into TIE Nrays
determined "a win aud won handlly.
Clark pitched "a splendid gene for
thf lnninnH demonstrating that he u
- comine big Lacquer. O'Buunon and
anlR1ar ala the mound work for the
tsrayH. which aggregation WAS eome~
what dcmoFallked because 81 tho ALI
eence of several players who had
been counted on "a BE- IN the limo 20.
The acOrel h. u. ~.
Indians ..6OI OOt aOxi0 il z
0rays .... 100 400 COS 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
UNITED STATES hAT
SEND SMALL SHIPS
TO CUBAN PORTS
Little News From Scene Of
Insurreotion But Foreigners
viii Be Guaranteed AIDE
quate Protection.

Havana, May al-~-'he government
declared today Il has no news Of the
negro insurrection from tho front
and does not expect an important
No word has bean received here uf
the landing Of American marines
from the Runbont Paducah as Dni-
qusri. where property Of the spnnlHho
American Mining company ~ re-
ported 30 have been destroyed by the
insurrcctos. < The padncah left Guam
tan1i1o last night for Daiuuiri. There
% uu news from the United States
aunboat Nashville ~ Nipe bay, aud Il
~ believed that an II quiet Va that
vicinity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

Chicago, MAY 8f.+~4,ntlie-- Hecepita
.De0. markof steady: beeves s5anat
1856. Texas steers. 1926 q 800; west.
crn steers. 45.26e 81 1885, stockers and
feeders. 94.20fr6.61s COWS and helf-
ers. 82.AhneoO. calves $4,000 8. 90.
Fioes Receipts $4,000. market
steady ID 8 cents hlRheri light. $3.50
fi4.a6. mixed. &T.O5W1.b7M: neaVy,
37.0bm7.65. rough. xT.05 T2k; pigs.
S6.fO17.0o; bulk Of sales. $500
7.6p.
Rheep-R Receipts 10. 900, market
weak "a shade lower: native, t3.Gbaf
6.4p western, 44.00 6f6.35. yoarilngs.
$4,000 ESQ. native lambs. $4,000
5.s0; western lambs, $500 $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

Kansas city May Cattle Re.
ceipts s,O0e, including 400 eoutherns;
1926 southern steers, 4E.2spa.eos
southern cows and hcifers. 43b0n
6.a0 native COWS and hcifera, 8a.60N
$50; stOckers ard feeders. &4.7b4
126; bulls. ss.7B6f6.75; calves, $3.50
WN.5O, western steefs. $6.26M $780,
western cows. 94.000 CTS.
Hogs Receipts 1000. market
strong; bulk Of sales, tg.2bW 7.s0;
heavy. 1880 T.5sA: packers ard
butchers, e5.s0n 1850, lights, e7.1OM
1856. pigs. s5.50mo.7s.
Sheep Receipts 4.0O0s market 10
cents higher muttone. 44.eDere. 20;
lambs. se.50W 1000; range weshers
ewes. t3.000s .25; Texas goats. 33.0o
a SEQ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
NO COMPROMISE
NTH PRESIDENT
TAFT DECLARES
ROOSEVELT
SCOTS at Story That He
Would Consent to Agree
ment to Divide OhiO's Six
Delegates at Large.
CARRIED STATE By
THIRTY THOUSAND


ley ns'nsng herald A. =. Leaa ii Wirej
New York. May 9i-The sugges-
ton Of q compromise between the
Tart and the Roosevelt forces az the
ohio convention which II 10 elect six
delegates al large 90 Chicago wac de-
nounced today hy Colonel Roosevelt
The Colonel said ia a telegram 10
Waiter +. Brown, his Ohio manager
az Columbus. n have just seen the
Telegram sent BY Mr Taft 80 Mr..
Norye about compromise IA Ohio.
Until ! saw this telegram ] had never
heard a suggestion that there should
be any compromise and /. OF course.
assume that any such suggestion came
from the Tart forces In the FIRST
place, ! would not consent 20 u COM
promise anyhow, and In the next
place wy carried Ohio hy over 90. 000
on the popular primary"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
SOLDIER SLAIN IN
4 Red LIGHT
BRAWu
Artilleryman Victim Of Cruel
Assault at Hands Of Drunk
en- Comrades in Cheyenne
Resort.


Cheyenne. WYE. May ia a
drunken nrawl boa the house of Wiz
giniN Dare IN the restricted district
81 hia city samuel SchiirklsnE, Is pri-
fnte OF Battery Is. Fourth field arr
tillerg, was killed shortly after mid
might last night
Witnesses Say hp was knocked
down hy Sergeant Waiter g. kfag III
enc same battery and as he lay prone
wax kicked n the temple By PFiHAto
George Peace.
llrug was arrested by the police,
And Peace made his WAY 10 his bar
racks az Fort iiusseil. Nhef4 som
try halted him. lie turned 20 run
and Was Hhoi through both legs be-
fort submitting 10 arrest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
APPRENTICES WIN an
GATE CITY YESTERDAY

Tho santa Fe Apprentice team %
Albuquerque made Noise Hike "a real
bngaaass lunch $50 Ration yesterday al
sernoon dCfeailug the Ration Appren-
tlccH g 10 8. The Ration club ~ ene
81 the best on the ayntein ana the Az
puQuerque lads shoela teel father
chesty ~ che result 81 lRnlF victory
The apprentices VIII play the Ia
iunia hnreniltrg before returning
homo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
OF
NEW MEEICANs
ARE SENT TO
SENATE
President Taft Fills Important
Offices in New State; New
Men in Land Office and
PostOffice at Santa Re.


any Evenlns klernld A. r. Leanea wirel
9 Washington. May sis--Iresi- y
. dent TAFT today Eent 70 the Ren- y
q ale nominations for most ~ The .
. principal federal officers In New q
. Mexico. q
y The following are made re- =
y ccfyerR Of land Offices n. &. q
q Hernandez, a. Santa ne; Manuel .
= Martinez ~ clayton. T.. n safs- q
q var at Fort summer. Harold y
. Hurd "a ROswells NaSario v. Gal. y
. legos az Tucumcari q
Renistrars % land Offices will q
. be- Charles ~ Henry at Fort y
. sumner. Charles l., hunt at y
= Clayton. Thomas G.. Tillotson az .
9 Roswell, Manuel r. Otero at q
. Santa Fe: R6yai a. Prentice al .
y Tucumcari and postmnetera .
q John r. pflueaer ~ Santa Fe; ". .
. h. May ~ aatA Cfaccs. .
. ~@o ~o~N ~a . AA~ . q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

The dnmger Of losing your stock
can b. avoided b. feeding good old
alfalfa. We still hDyc q feaN toIls.
New immature alfalfa not properly
euFcd kills n great deal Of stock every
SIMMER. =. VI. FEE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31


Chicago. May 3t.-Splcndid hnr-
vesiing prospects ln Texas brought
about cheaper prices FOR wheat To-
day Collapse of an ntiemptea
squeeze IN May contracts az I.iverpool
acted also as an Influence IN favor OF
the bcar aide. Opening prices here
were unchanged 60 Mc up. Juiy
started AZ Sill 10 f.tiM. gain 81
.c 70 10 Nc and then ten 70
The close was weak with July s-sc
net lower az sl.I0m1.f0 is. Man nm
iHhed : 'ee on ~ si.f01s
Spectators hammered corn on ac-
account ~ tho, weakness Of wheat.
Prices we're fairly well sustained.
however.
The close WAS firm at 7Sc even, y
net loss OF lac.
July opened X to " off at 7sM
10 7sc, touched 76@ rs 10 and re-
asted 10 7thc.
Predictions ~ rain where needed
TOR oatH made that cereal easy. Self
ing was general. JuIy started X 10
Nc lower ~ 49A - a0Mc and sag
gcd 90 ~ Ac.
Provisions suffered from scattered
liquidation on the part Of longs. Most
Of the unloading was Ia pork. Ini-
tia. sales ranged from t9tkc lower 10
Sc advance with September options
$3.50 to 1916 for pork; si0.77h
for lard and si0.t2ls Tor ribs. Clos
ing stocks.
wheat--May. si.f0Mg July. silO-
as.
Corn-May. soc. July use.
Oats May. a0i4 July, ~ is.
Port May. sls.20,
Lard-aay, st0.s7M.
Ribso-May, 3lO.leh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

sick headache results from disor-
dered condition OF the stomach. and
can be cured By the use OF Chamber
iain's stomach and Liver Tablets. Try
"a. For sale BY all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

Notice; The annnal moetlng ~
Congregation Albert win be held Ia
tllt vestTy rooms Of the temple on
Sunday morning. June and. fgI2. at
10 O'Clock Those interested are urged
VAN come up fer discussion. also eiee-
ton OF officers By order OF the
president $. uhlfelder secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
BETTER HOMES
tconilnuod nom pase one

pact we haye been yofF busy each
with hls own work, which. a. BE- sure.
is MOST cNltiinR ard eneroasiNs put
tln memorable traditions of our pros
frsfiou sufranter thDt 500 VIII not iaN
tb ifeiis4ea our h0rl1cu ana meet these
new ana brilliant oppuriunlNes 10
serve tnp commonwealth Thus may
we hope ih fulfill Our lull rreponFlnih
AS both ~ physig,Ans and ~ yliiHenf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

Remember that the trout fisilang
season "Opens orr May 18th. Harry q.
johnson has Tho kind % tackle you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

Mrs. James A. Garfield. widow %
the magtyred president passed
through Albuquerque on Santa Fe
train No. last evening. On route
from Pasadena, Cal. TO Cincinnati.
ohio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

81 Louis, May ai~~WoOi steady,
territory and western mediums. i6W
iNc, fine mediums. i5M i3c, fine, 10
ID i5c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
Fire Lookout Station on MOgollon Peak
Commands NeD Of 5000 Sqnnre Miles Of
Forest Covered Mountains on CiId

Forest Service Has Fire Alarm System Down to Such
Fine Point That Fire Fighters Nay Be Scene Almost
Anywhere in Vast Forest in Two Hours Time; Com
plee Telephone Connection Makes Protection as Near
Perfect As Can Be Devised.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

New Tlres-s5 10 a. w. ]. Hyde.
COS W. Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

White. sfilHc EtiewmsleFss
Early CiugssT sasfasmIn.rs.
Early Framc Cucufnlscrs.
Long Srtssn Gucunlbcrr.
aallaneat f'ucnmters.
Davis Sew I'cffcct Curlmhers.
PER pilt., 5ss uunCe soc.
~ vs.. FEB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

MaH street.
New YORK., May 3l-- RentW7d sell.
inF o. llock Island issueH spreading 10
affiliated properties. caused nnaettle-
mcnt ~ values IA early dealing on tho
stock market today. The break cnlehd
wonder because 5ntcptata prominently
Identified with the securities recently
put Dut highly optimistic statements
Declines extended from 4 10 . points
below the best. but these were idfsely
regnined before noon The most eon-
spicuoue laeeards being Reading and
A-ehiEh valley.
BOnde were easy.
American tobacco moved up 3 ga.
bat the lisa otherwise waa AZ 4 stand
still IN thu early afternoon.
The dusineaa encountered bear Reil-
ing and the market sagRcd 10 a par-
ny with the low prices 81 the fore
noon. or below. Reading and Can
were especially weak.
The market closed weak.
Extreme weakness was recorded in
the last hour on further adverse cron
news and the poor earnings az NeW
York Central Reading and f,ehien
Valley were down four points and nos
losses elsewhere averaged half az
mach. Closing stocks.
CaE s4ones = 3-fm8 per cent.
Prinif paper. tM4h per cent.
tttAtUHN nNNNfHi HhC4
Copper, 4l6,f2M 1g.e2h
Tim $4,000 1915.
Lend, S4.20et A.26.
.YmaleamateGs 81 as.
sugar, 1855 y. ex div.
Atchison. t05 Ia.
Great Northern, f3eM.
New York Central. III AS.
Northern Pacific. lis -.
Heading, 1856 as.
southern Pacific, los IA ex div.
Union Pacific. f66 Us OK div.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

81 Louis, Mag Sl.-fsead fir,
N.i2 M44.i5i spelter strong. So.
MB.Sb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31

New York. May 3i.--Cution spo,
closed quiet; middllng uplands. sIi.k0:
middling gulf &l1.75. Sales s,sO0
bales.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-10

1.-The management of the Industrial
Training school has been attacked and
thorough investigation is being had;
no charge, however, is made even there
against the good faith or honesty of
the governing board; the only charge
is that employees there acting under
rules established by former boards of
control have continued former methods
and thus in certain degree made the
management open for legitimate crit
icism. assure the people of the state
that sure punishment promptly admin
istered and complete changes in OBJ.
noxious methods will characterize the
actions of the controlling board at the
conclusion of the present investigation.
Reduction of Expenses.
81 was pledged by the platform upon
which ] ran for governor in 1910 to
give an economical administration of
the affairs of state. Platforms mean
something to me, and / consider it the
duty of any man aspiring to office to
literally comply with the promises that
either his party or himself has made to
the people.
II advised that the appropriation
bill be passed early in the session. NV
advice was disregarded and this most
important of all matters before the leg.
islature was placed in my hands about
the time the legislature adjourned. I
found upon its inspection that, as com.
pared with the appropriations for the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-10

aspiring to the presidency as candidates
OF the two wings of that party, that the
election of Wilson and Marshall seems
certainty. But even if it was not a
certainty, ] still would urge the duty of
all, both democrats aud republicans
who believe in an honest, economical
administration of the affairs of the
country by honest and capable men
to swell the majority for these candi-
dates and impress upon the country and
the world at large that these men so
selected were not chosen solely because
they represented political party, but
for the additional reason that they
were looked upon as the highest type
of American citizenship, and cast in
the finest mould of American states
men.
Elect Democratic Congressman
"Not only should every effort be
made to put this state in line with the
other states in the Union so far as the
presidency is concerned, but we should
go further and see to it that Idaho re-
ceives the full benefit of the certain
change of national administration. i
concede and we all must concede, that
there has been strong republican ma
Jority heretofore in our state, but l be-
heve that majority has almost, if not
quite disappeared. Governor Wilson 3
election is almost a certainty. 1t is
almost certainty that Idaho's cleo
toral vote will be cast for him. In or