The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-11
Dear Voter Take rest quick They will soon be

Dear Voter: Take rest quick. They will soon be
after you again.
There no why any Republican should not vote
his ticket straight this fall Mighty few of them will fail
to do it.
Robert NJ McCracken the contrary notwithstanding,
The Tribune right when said that he would not be
the Republican nominee for representative in congress
THE RETURNS REPUDIATE HERWIG.
Ii is noticeable fact that Herwig the ant-saloon poll
tician lost out every He supported Nugent and
Hawley nominated he asked for the nomination of
Lewis and Hanes got it, he was for Sweeley and Taylor
landed Here home he staked his fortunes Kirk
patrick and Hayes the victor. The who Herwg
supported undoubtedly good men but the people of
Idaho sick and tired Of dcation of this sort and force
fully expressed themselves Herwg, the freebooter and
politician was repudiaed in every instance
1t is interesting that newspapers of all shades
Of political opinion condemn Herwig and his methods
Democrats Republicans and Progressves denounce elev
enth hour dark lantern methods AS those are the only
methods Herwg knows he go his sause, if such
he has, but of which very doubtful must suffer.
There thousands and thousands of honest sincere
and in this state who members of the anti
saloon league. They look upon instrument for
the promotion of prohibition. Herwg is perverting its
ends Politics and that of the cheapest and most
hensble character and prohibition is the end and
pose of Herwig He is simply freebooter preyng on
good and noble cause and upon thousands of good and
noble and women
We say again that Herwig go else the temper
in this will be set back years. The
turns Of the late primary election cannot be misread
II has been suggested, that Herwig does not want
statewide prohibition Such would him lose his
job AS statewide prohibition is in sight Herwig must
get busy He must stir up actional fight among the
Temperance people He did it this election He did it
before with the Prohibition Party in this state We would
the temperance people of Idaho against Herwig
rs THE PRESS SUBSIDIZED
Boise sensaonalist has attracted considerable at
TO himself his that the of Ida
no. particularly the country press is subsidized and will
not give publicity a deplorabe condition that he says
exists in the state house. The newspapers Immediately
contradiced his statements and of them in mild
One might think by reading the newspapers that
the man Van Deusen the first make such
charges, when matter of fact the newspapers them
selves continually charging each other with being sub
sdized dishonest and dshonorabe There is not half
dozen newspapers in the which have not been &C
cused by newspaper other of being exactly what
they are now charged with being by Van Deusen. Is it
any wonder that young and inexperienced man. not
knowing the ways of the newspapers, Immediately as.
that he safely make serious accusations against
the press? He does know that when newspapers
each other it is usually only in the way of family
quarrel They outsiders to mix in the affair
We believe that the newspapers should stop the abuse
of each other Other professional differ in opinion
in politics and in other things without questioning the
ves assang the character besmearng the reputation
of their opponents They entertain serious doubts of
the motives character and reputation of others but they
wisely refrain from expressing that doubt 1t would be
wise course for newspapers to follow.
We pretty we'll acquainted with the newspaper men
of Idaho and believe that in trade profession will
you find better class of men exemplfyiRg a higher
citizenship nobler purpose in life Were it other
wise You would find the newSpapermen much better off in
this worlds effects than they
If all the rough stuff need not trouble
ourselves about the vandeusens.
STATESMAN AND CAPITAL NEWS SCRAMBLE
THEIR EGGS ALIKE
The Tribune has discovered that the Statesman and
Cantal cahnnts Van Densen isnt in il with