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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-11-15

me. Buddy. The herd Of burros is
around now. if you'd round up one Of
them for me?'
"Sure thing! You sit on the mail
sack till I come back. There's heap
of registered stuff in it this trip. Oh.
say! What do you think? was held
up t'other side Of the Bulldog. Bang.
zip. says a little pepper from the
bushes. I climbed for them bushes
and out goes beggar like rabbit. I
was after him like a coyote. bet cher
life. Who do you suppose it was.
Jim?'
"Hang It. how should know"
"That little Gown east cuss with the
crook in his back. He begged hard.
Poor devil. he was up against the
sandpaper side. all right. He heard
from the postmaster that there was a
lot Of valuable mail going out. so he
thought he'd make try for it. Then
what do you think he had the cold.
cold nerve to do"
"Pass it up-most anything, I reck.
on"
"Worse'n that. Struck me fer fifty"
"And got It,"
"Got It? No: not much he didn't,
sonny. He drew just ten. and he was
lucky to get that. I've done a favor
or two for that Teller. first and last.
and to have him shoot at me made me
sore-although he missed me by sew
eral locations. III say that for him.
so l gave him the ten and told him I'D
kick the hump on his back so high up
on his shoulders he could wear 1t fol
a hat If he ever showed into my day.
light again. And you never in your
life saw a humpback make better time
than he did.
"Well. here's for your jackass
Which ways the herd?'
Fright up over the hill"
Jim sat patiently on the sack unit
Bud returned with the burro.
Here's your thoroughbred" hol
loed Bud. "Get ap there, Mary. Lool
at the knowing ears of him. will you
You bet cher life you've got an ami
mile there that'n 60 when he get
ready and as fast as he pretty wei
dern pleases. Nail him.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-11-15
YOUR MOTHER, SISTER AND SWEETHEART

horse. 1t was Bud, the mail carrier.
coming modestly and quietly at de-
cent gait down trail where most
would prefer to walk and to hang
on to something at that.
At first Jim felt irritated by the in
terruption He wanted to luXuriate i'll
misery. Still he was vigorous.
healthy man. and the CHEEKY good fell
lowship of Bud soon made away with
that feeling.
"Well. how they coming, Jimmy?"
queried the young giant. "Eit her
YETI"
"Hit-well. much caloric." replied
Jim. 1--WE begun to believe there amt
a burned thing here"
You're looking kind of owly. old
man. What's up? Don't you feel
well?"
"Oh, Bud. I'm sick of everything
this day. l don't believe in the consti-
tuition of the United States. including
the thirteenth amendment, nor the Ten
Commandments, nor the attraction OF
gravitation. nor anything else. It's all
a blamed lie."
"No wonder you get like that. NOUS
ing around here without chance to
yappi with Teller critter Nough to
make you locoed.
Jump it for a spell. Go uptown.
Get loaded; get horribly loaded.
Break somebody's window and tell the
folks you're Sweet Briar zephyr
come to blow out their lights. Go
ahead and do it. When your hair
stops pulling you'll feel like a new
man."
Jim thought the advice sound. yet
strange feeling had developed In him
in his isolation. 1t was that the eye
of Anne was always on him. He had
fallen into a habit, which becomes d
superstition when a man is alone. OF
acting as though she were there II
person.
However. he didn't feel called upor
to offer Bud that explanation of hi
refusal. He conveyed the idea in ont
brief word.
Busted" said he.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-11-15
In a few days backache and
kidney misery vanish

Your out of order kidneys will act
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feeling and other SYMPTOMS of clogged
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Uncomfortable rination Especially
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be miserable or worried. but get D.
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cure.
This unusual preparation goes d.
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izing influence directly upon the or
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A few days treatment OF Bloodine
Blood and Kidney Tablets means
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Blood and Kidney Tablets-ffty
J cent treatment-from your druggist
or Of the Bloodine Corporation,
Boston, Mass.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-30
VOLUME VII

1t has been long time in the history of this
since there existed political situation peculiar
and momentous as the situation of today Probably
not within half century have political events
CURED with such astonishing rapidity and such far
reaching influence the developments of the past
three months. 1t is situation that affects everybody
and everything. 1t affects the local option question
1t affects all candidates for the legislature candidates
for governor and candidates for local offices.
The Leagues Position.
The situation is full of embarrass1nents for candi-
dates who were nominated at the primary the 9th
of April 1t is likewise fraught with embarrassments
for the AnSaloon League and the temperance forces
In this present political crisis the AntSaloon League
has been besought by of its friends to keep
hands off, and take part in the differences between
candidates Of course, that is utterly impossible The
Saloon League is constituted for the purpose of
going into the Legislative fight instead of staying out
of it, The League is organization appointed and
constructed for the particular purpose of urhering
Temperance legislation and the enforcement of law
through the election of the right kind of to public
office For the League to keep hands off, would
mean for it to withdraw from the fight and hand the
situation over to the liquor interests To keep hands
off" would for the League to prove untrue to its
trust. The situation must be faced and dealt with in
the best possible way aid in the advancement of the
interests of local option and temperance.
The League Will Be In the Fight
The Anti-Saloon League of Illinois will be in the
thick of the fight between and the 9Th of No
vember In every senatorial district in the state the
League will endeavor to secure the election OF the
right kind of men to the general assembly, 1t will not
merely recommend candidates for the legislature at
the proper tme-it will do more than that, it will
make campaign for them 1t may be necessary to
make choice between friends in order to bring vic
tory If it should appear that in jeopardy
through division of the local option votes among a
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-30
AUGUST 80, 1912
The Political Situation
NUMBER IS
AUGUST 80. 1912

number of candidates, it is the clear duty of the
League to make selection and endeavor unite the
local option vote upon the who has the best
chance to win. This is fight, war, and must
have an eye to the outcome! The Anti-Saoon League
is not "playing pins"-it is engaging in great
of far-reaching consequence and it must chew to
the line and let the chips fall where they may.
The Primary Fight.
A year ago just at this time the Ant-Saloon
League opening up its fight for the primary in the
succeeding April. Then, nobody dreamed that there
would be a Progressive party, that the primary
battle would not practically settle the fate of temper
ance legislation in the next general assembly, The
Ant-Saloon League put up unprecedented cam
pagn. 1t constructed precinct and school district
organization in the entire state of many thousands of
1t put large force of campagners and workers
into the field three months before the primary 1t
spread abroad unprecedented amount of literature
1t made real fight and won real victory.
Results of the Primary
We have recounted in these columns before, the
results of the primary fight On the 10th day of April
the day after the primary the liquor interests in the
state of Illinois had been vanquished by the temper
ance forces through the Anti-Saoon League. Stuff
cient gain had been made in the nominations for the
general assembly to insure county option majority
in the next senate, and the strong likelihood of
similar majority in the house Of representatives.
More than enough men had been nominated for the
house of representatives pass county option BILL
and there was every evidence that with the prosecu
ton of vigorous campaign this fall the local option
forces in this state would again triumph the 5th
of November.
Liquor Men In a Panic.
The liquor fully realized the seriousness of
The Of +Io+t thew
had played the fool at the primary and had lost out
the matter of governor and likewise the legis
lature. Another liquor said that the fight made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
.POCATELLO BOASTS
EXCELLENT PAVING
Sail Lake Firm Has Nearly
Completed Work on
Twenty Blocks.

Special 70 The Tribune
POCATELLo. Idaho, Dec 22--Uitf, the
exception of erecting twenty monuments
and repairing curbs and some water
mains and laterals. the Strange -Naguirc
company OF Salt Lake city has finished
their contract here for the paving Of
twenty and a half business blocks OF the
city. The final payment was turned over
last night at the meeting OF the council
with the exception os $1,000 20 be held
out for tie completion o. the repairs
mentioned. The last payment made WAS
c2.52s.50 which makes the total cost of
the pavement here so far $50 5l6 30.
The work was Of the bitulithic con-
struct!on and Is guaranteed by q bond
or $4,000 for five years. Inspectors say
that the work IS OF the very highest type
and that Pocatelo has one OF The best
line OF paved streets Of any city In this
region The council last night thanked
the company for their conscientious work
IN paving.
The council vii, shortly award o con-
tract for the paving of Seventh avenue
from Center TO the academy. also resi-
dents along Arthur and First avenues
are asking that the next paving district
be created in their sections OF the city.
Those districts VIE not be taken up until
spring.
The Strange. Mcguire company will
store It's equipment here for the winter
and Will be ready TO bid on the contracts
next year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
ENJOY CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
Children and Parents Have Merry Time
Ak Park City.

Special 70 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Dec. 22.-Christmas ex-
erc!ses were held in the various schools
here yesterday. when short programme
were given in the several buildings, fol-
lowed with Christmas trees,
Al the Sisters school the exercises
were elaborate, and q splendid musical
and literary progra mme was given by
the pupils Of 81. Mary's. Much time had
been spent o. the Sisters in preparing
this programme and the young people
certainly did exceptionally well In the
rendition OF their parts.
The schoolroom wss prctt!y decorated
With faucy colored crepe paper. Christ
mas colors. At the close OF the pro
gra ulme "a real Santa Claus" appeared
and amused the young pupils and the
parents. who had been invited 10 the eN-
erclses.
The Rev Father GalliGan addressed
the company and concluded his remarks
by wishing all the returns OF the season.
Following is the programme:
Chorus. Hail. Merry Christmas -
school: Greeting TO the Pastor. small
girls; song. "IIoly Night school; reci-
ta,ion. Thomas Talon: song, When
Santa Claus Comes Around, school,
recita ton Grace Condor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Kennedy Company Of Salt Lake to euild
Septic Tank at Pocdtciio.

Special 70 The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Ida, Dec. e2.-ln the
adjourned council meeting held last night
the Kennedy Construction company oi
Salt Lake WAS awarded the contract for
the construction OF the septic tank for
The sewer and two laterals. As mat
ter OF fact. the bid made by Heman
company Of st. Louis was the lowest by
few dollars but the contract WAS
awarded to the Kennedy company be-
cause the Hep1an Did on rock work was
so much more than the estimate made
by the engineer that the city would be
losing money. The bio OF Heman on
rock was $3.50 per cubic yard, whilo that
OF Kennedy Was only 81, Another rca-
son why kenuedy got the contract was
because the Ieman company is said TO
be a very slow Que and the work done
here on some OF the other lateralB by
the Kennedy company has been very
ga Usractory The total OF the Kennedy
bid was S53.0s4. Work will begin in the
Enr!nC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Brady Feels Confident,

Special 10 The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Ida, Dec. 2",-Corernor
James II. Brady returned last night from
Boise. where he attended banquet IN
honor OF the governor elect John NJ,
Uaincs The banquet was given by the
rclirlng governor, James II Hawiey, and
c:;- governors Mcconnell, GoodlnS. Nor
rlson and Brady were present Gov
ernoy Brady urged the new governor TO
cal! d. constitutional convention TO
remedy some legal questions Governor
Brady has engaged quarters at the
Owyhcs hotel In Boise wheTo nc VIII CON
duct A vigorous campaign for senator
ship from Idaho during the coming ses-
sion Of the legislature.
The governor has been all over the
state in the past month and feels that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
LOCK NOT NAME
r DEAD MISCREANT

La ANA. Cal, Dec. 2@.-The
IN vao sho. and killed one man
- three others during q bat
= 4 POSSE near here after he had
|Isd 10 assault g young woman, is
\ y,tcck. formerly oi Eugene.
u.,lock, former mayor OF Eu-
BY his son Ed Mat
r.ssd here today and upon View
y hny Of the young bandit de-
III 4 was no. his son.
bal authorities arc now con-
|tsi Ira Jones and Joe Natlock
u ,se same person and the body
lE.sd tomorrow unner the for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
INTENDS TO FIGHT.
Man. Accused OF Forging Draft for 5000
Plans Legal Battle.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Dec. 22.--When &. u. Romero
Who 0ns brought back here from Lincoln
NcD.. was arraisned before Justice OF the
Pence H. L. Jones. hc demanded TO be
taken before the justice who Issued the
warrant for his arrest. When informed
that the justice who issued the warrant
=. 4. Noon. WAS dead, Romero then de-
manded To be taken before the governor
Of the state, who issued the re1uisitio,
papers for him % be brought 20 Utat
from Nebraska. Romero gave the ofu.
csis TO understand that ile was not going
10 let them railroad him To the sta
prison, and while IN the courtroom yes.
tcrdaT said he intended TO take advaut-
age Of every tcchnicalltv and instead Z
waving a hearing. as the sheriff's mon
expected MIN to DO, dcna nded hca rim
and had the time FOR such hearing tiNe
for December 50.
Romero ls charged with forging d.a'
for 5000 nn6 procuring the money OF In,
same from the Spr!ngE!lle Banking coln-
paay IN 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
|El,l Adjust Water Rates.
q Ihe Tribune.

y iAr lIlUuNe.
IiLLL0. Ida, Dec. .2.--Accord-
'cn AlloraeY F. c. O'Msney. the
u Water company mas thirty
tolch 10 name two commission
Eis water rates in the city,
~ Tie company will be guilty
~ o; court n IL has not named
r'sloners. The cliy's commits
I ,ass already been named. They
y haveDor. an engineer, and J.
,stnd both OF this city. Suit Will
p9 Tor the collection of the surn
nv frcm the water company.
70 almost $4,000, which, ac-
. me slate laws. tie company
aui 'or not complying with the
nsFd TO appointing comunIs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
WRANGLE OVER ROAD,
Proposed Changes in Route OF Mountain
Highway Arouse Objections.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
LOGAN Dee .2.--Thc county comn]ls-
stoners met here yesterday afternoon TO
hear q petition OF residents OF the south
ern part OF this county. relative 20 the
establishment OF a new road in Black
smiths Fork canyon. Because OF the
construction OF the big power plant III
that canyon, by the Eccles interests, ting
road has TO be changed above the dam
being built. and the power company has
placed it, or intends TO place II. on the
south side Of the canyon. where, the pc
titioacrs allege, there Is danger OF snow :
slides and falling rock. They desire it to
be constructed on the north side Of the
canyon. and as this road Is one OF the
principal mountain highways of this see
ton there is much public interest In the
matter. The commissioners will visit
the scene and make settlement OF the
question as soon possible,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Block System on O.. S. L.
D The Tribune.

SpcClaI 70 Tie ITlDUnc.
BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 22.--Thc Oregon
Short Line within short time viii have
It's entire system protected by Il block
signal system which the company Is now
Installing. The work OF placing the
semaphorcs. one-hslf apart was
completed some time ago. a large COM
pany OF electricians is now working dow n
from the north. connecting up tho senle =
phorcs thereby placing the system in
readiness for operation: The electricians
are entering Brigham City from the north
and Within a day or two VIII have the
work completed to this point.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
MASSES ON CHRISTMAS,
Catholic Church at Park City 70 Have
Special Services.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Dec. 22.--Therc will be
special Christmas services & the churches
in Park City this year
~ the Catholic church three masses
will he celebrated by tho Rev. Father
Galliean. AT s. and 10 o'clock.
The o'clock mass viii he for The A.
O. H., and the members OF that organiza
ton will attend IN a body and viii also
approach the blessed sacrament The
ciildren's choir. under the direction OF
Sister NJ. Cathileeu. will sing AT this
mass and a special programme OF music
has been arranged by her.
The 10 O'Clock mass will be a high
mass, The music will nc sung by the
following: The Nesdames Tobln. Wynn,
Meclan, Mclaughlin. the Misses Cum
ningham. Grislcy. and the Messrs. Ma
lone. McDonaush. Tobin. Grisslcy; organ
list, Miss Kate Malone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
COUNCIL OPENS BIDS.
Salt Lake Contractors Seek Work on
Pocatelio Projects.

Spccia! 70 The TrIoune.
POCATELLOs Ida, Dec. 22.-Whcn the
bids were opened last night at the coUn-
ell meeting. IL was found thai the Ken
nedy Construction company Of Salt Lake
was the lowest bidder for the copstruc-
ton oil a septic tanb for the city's new
sewer system. It's bid was $12i0. The
Lynch Cannon company OF Salt Lake
offered bid OF Ss56S Othor bids were
received on the construction of laterals
FOR the sewer In districts I and g and
although the totals have not been Off
cialy given out by the city engineer. the
totals Of the 1Ieman company OF St.
Louis may be the lowest The Kennedy
company will be close second. Henl2n' 5
will be awarded at the next council meet
Ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Inn FEATHERS
\ JACK JOHNSON
II Purchase of Property
[,Iusive Colony Gives
Eio Hints of Violence.
x.ue Service.

. .,,, News Service
me-. s..-Tar and feathers
W. s.,Io we're suggested todhy
~, ~r an offensive situation
~ ot the exclusive Lake Ge-
xI, ,,,rned y that Jack johnson,
,~nIst. has bought u Douse
s... s.'d md propose. to reside ',s,at,.,,1 IN
-, 70 some OF the splendid
! Chicago miIiIonaFieS' D..
70, pougilt a place there,
,o,ay, and Lucille and are
- ,ss,s to liye next summer.
,,,,or gor the purchase Of 4
n r,1r there. TOO.
I. !. "a, farmer owner of The prop
W ,,oo could not be located to-
- .Syr,,i,J that either directly
= inhnson has obtained pos
80, boysc formerly owned by
ss.rp,an. now q resident OF
sormerly in the grain busi-
-
~ ,,I,S measures will. IL neces-
-.e,,sS IA oust the negro and
si,sNthe former Lucille Cam
.nSI.aied today by tine Ira te
'.:s,nis among the summer col
:. o,tr,ce," said Mrs. John j.
III " AZ uresIdcnt OF the Hi
- savings hank. ] am as
..,alnde,l tina; Mr. sherman
~ sold his property TO A ne
- Mrs. Mitchell.
- sInpld be tarred and fea III
. Z. a,libersiely intrudcs himself In
80 he Is not wanted and where
- would be most offensive.
- =. Roslcy, who Owls ore OF
stIlwell. former president
y,lyos,l Chamber OF Commerce,
~. Who was far from pleased
1 ~, ard intlmated that there
. !, ullerior purpose In the deal.
4, s-te POSSIBLE that someone eX-
4 r,se a lot OF money out OF The
~ property" sa.d he johnson
-SNr made a very wise invest
- / 3on'i doubt for a minute that
IN cae.ed a good sum TO move
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Box Elder Schools Close.
Special 20 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 2a.-The Box
Elder county schools have closed for a
two weeks vacation during the holidays,
The grade schools closed Friday night,
and the high school closed Saturday night.
Owing TO a delay OF some weeks In open
ing the high school in the fail on account
of the addition 20 the building not being
completed II was found necessary 10 con-
tlnue school until Saturday night for 3
number OF weeks. The school children
will be given full vacation in addition
In the weeks vacation they enjoyed
Thanksgiving week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Pocatello Belle WEEDS.

POCATELLO. Ida. Dec. ga pretty
wedding occurred Friday evening AT the
homie OF MIR, and Mrs. l.. Callahan. when
their daughter. Margaret. became the
wife of Joseph Mcpermoit- The Rev.
Father Wander DonCkt otliClated- Those
present as guests were Mrs, VI. NJ. Ash.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Cox. Hazel HUtson.
iva Uuteon, Blossom HUtson, Mildred
uutson, Daisy McIlvain. Gladys CARRIER.
Agnes Brew, Nellie Ellis. Della Vaughn.
Jennie Chapman, Mablc Cove. GLADYS
plfclset, Lena Jenkins, Belle Pearson.
Martha Brew. Muree Jeffries and Fran
,.ee Nichols.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Sanity Is Questioned.

PoCATELLO, Idaho. Dec. GA COM
mission OF physicians consisting of pVs.
Patrle. Mitchell Simmons and Poole OF
Bis ckfoot IS holding an invest'sation at
Blackfoot as TO the sanity Of Cart Mac
hold OF this city, who IS serving n sem
tence Of six months In the county tarl
for criminal libel Tho case WAS that o.
q Newspaper man who seemingly bounded
q Judge Of the district court with libel
GUS articles SIachold conducted hts OWE
defense In the trial. nIachoId's actions
since the trial have led some to believe
thut he Is mentally unbalanced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
lntermOuntain News

ne can safely say that he will be elected
To Jeyburu's seat IN tho United states
senate, He claims not only the entire
snpuIne4st or The state bat q majority OF
tho entire south, and las a great ri,r,
Der OF friends in the north who arc in
lhis years session OF tho legislature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
Discontinue Motor Car Service.
pccinl to INC Trll,une

Specinl to The Iribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. "".-Motcr car
service on the Oregon Short Line be-
tween this city and the works OF the
Ogden Portland Cement company was
discontinued last night for an indefinite
timo principally for the reason that
motor cars arc hard TO operate in cold
weather The railroad company substi-
tutcd q mixed train which Will carry the
men 10 and from the cement works. The
train crew will also do all the switching
and yard work at this point and at
EaEcT'S SPUR,