The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-02
THE REAL AND TIE BOGUS.

In the employ of Senator Brady and
are exerting themselves to be worthy
of their hire" to use scriptual ex-
preston, If it is permissible in connec-
ton with such transaction. They al
ways manage to place Mr.. Brady in
his proper position, "A few lengths ahead
of Senator Borah and the other repre-
sentatiyes of less recognized ability and
industry, In the marvellous achievements
which are being accomplished In the in
terest of this state and the people
thereof. We thought had the thing
down to a never falling basis OF GER
tainty so that we could tell them every
time and all doubt was for ever elm
mated. But enthused do those edi-
tors get at times and so strong do
they spread the dope" that 1t Is get
ting little difficult to always distin
guish the "simon- pure" articles which
appear In the real Brady papers, such
as the Boise CapitalNews and the Po-
catelo Tribune, from the counterfeit
rehearsas of the junior senator's unbe-
lievable performances set forth In
those heretical and skeptical sheets. the
Weiser Signal and the Richfield Record
er. from their grape vine service
This "butting in on the part of the
bogus Brady papers, is a matter of
deep regret and annoying perpexity,
tor the reason that the reading public
is liable to get the two brands of Mum
chausen stories mixed and at last be-
come so befuddled that they will re-
ject both. or will swallow both. which
latter would be most disastrous In it's
results. But TO Illustrate the point and
to show clearly what the public Is up
against when 1t comes to this guessing
game, we will give first an editorial on
Mr.. Brady from the Pocatelo Tribune
a true Brady paper" and then an ar
ticle from the Richfield Recorder one
of the heretlcal sheets that has the
temerity to question the omnipotence
omniscience, and omnipresence of Ida
hos junior senator, The Pocatello Tri-
bune. the "true Brady paper says edi-
torially:
Brady has strapped hard for the
west, and is stil going 1t against
the democratic majority In the ma
tional assembly. Borah and the
balance of the Idaho delegation
have backed him Loyalty in every
measure introduced for the benefit
of Idaho timber. land and mining
interests, and Brady has probably
introduced more useful amendments
than any member of the state dele
CATION which is no discredit to the
delegation. but more on the order
of demonstrating that Brady knew
the needs OF this people. He has
been working every minute and the
fact Is appreciated at home, and
In every county In the state and
from those counties will come ma
jority that will be just tribute to
a senator who is making good on
his task.
Isn't that generous enough on the part
OF the Tribune where II admits that 1t
is no reflection upon Borah and the
other two representatives that Mr.. Bra
dy should take the leadership over
them? II a man does more work than
all the rest of the delegation he Is
entitled to the leadership Is he not?
and they should cheerfully concede 1t
and follow their leader without muir
muring
Now read the following from the "bo-
gus Brady paper the Richfield Record
err. and note the similarity In tone of
the eulogistic. and scholastic vein, and
see II you can readily distinguish the
real from the bogus" The Record
err says:
Nothing that has been passed by
the present congress Is so vital in
its effect for good all over the
country. as Senator Brady's bill for
farm loans by the national govern
ment He originated the idea--the
first time 1t has ever been propos-
ed in the history of the world, II Is
said--and fought II through in less
than two months, against the de-
termined opposition of the president
the senate. the house, the bankers
of Wall Street, and every other
western senator and Representatives
He believes the money will be avail
able by midsummer. and he means
to capture most of the loan fund
for Idaho.
Again the Recorder tunes its Tyre
sometimes spelled liar) and breaks
forth in a peal of praise to our mighty
legislative chieftain at Washington who
believes In protecting the rights OF the
unborn infants to water power sites
(having sold his to the Kuhns) and
other big land and timber projects which
the present day promoters would cop
off for their own selfish use and to
the detriment of the generations yet to
come 1t says:
Senator Brady of idaho is one
man whom membership i'm the
''house of lords" has not spoiled.
Now, as ever. he Is firm-not to
say violent-in his demands that
the later comer--even the immi-
grant who comes In good faith
be given equal rights with the for
tunate pioneer who got In early
and grabbed off the big things like
water power, lands. and other ma
tura resources that are monopolis-
tic In their nature To this end
he proposes to put back all the
lands and water powers and other
such resources, TO where they were
when the government or the state
gave title to them-and make a re-
adjustment according to the needs
of the country as II is today at
is not fair" he said vehemently,
.ifor the child horn tndav IN Ia do