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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
Ssa.e Coed AAvIee.

The following editorial, taken from
the columns Of the Union Labor Jour-
nal Of Bakersfield, Calf, Of which the
editors SON, Coral F. Roberts, is asso-
cate editor, Is n sound a piece Of logic
as one will find these days, and in ito
adoption we command it to our coz
temporaries for their prayerful consid-
Grafton, Is It fits into the campaign
here to nicely:
III you want the respect Of Gle; n
people. be clean. If you are advancing
a clean cause, be clean. No man can
afford to be unmanly or unfair to an
opponent. No matter how undeservinp
an opponent may be. you are but lend
ing power to that opponent to fight
him unfairly. The American idea Of
fair play demands that full and COM
plete justice be done to an adversary.
las matter Of fact, it is better to
devote ones energies toward showing
the Righteousness and integrity Of ones
own cause than it is to dwell entirely
upon the rascality Of an opponent"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
GRAPE JUICE VS.. BOOZE

The Springfield Republican, taking a
fling at the stand taken by President
Wilson and Mr.. Bryan relative to
whiskey, beer and wine, remarks that
"new battleships will hereafter be
baptised with grape juice" But let US
not get unduly excited. Grape juice
will not cut much ice, provided Uncle
Sam keeps his powder dry, and the
sailors and officers keep their heads
clear by drinking nothing stronger
than the juice of the grape. Grape
juise statesmen need not apologize,
even though they be democrats, and
no American citizens need feel any
sense Of shame or humiliation over the
fact that the United States has Off
cially taken cognizance OF the fact that
intoxicated soldiers and drunken
sailors are not as dependable as sober
ones; that drinking, even moderately,
impairs health, and that men who
drink, just modestly, cannot endure as
much physical strain as men who do
not drink There is something besides
sentiment behind the ''grape juice"
diplomacy of the democratic admins
tration. Why have the railroads, after
an exhaustive study of the question,
demanded sober men? Even moderate
drinking has been forbidden. Why do
life insurance companies, who make
drinking and eating subjects of scien-
tific investigation, place the drinking
man under handicap? 1t is silly to
say that opposition to the saloon is
based solely on religious sentiment
and that the fight for "grape juice" is
just to satisfy a few "old women. !"
The mothers of this land know what
the saloon has done to thousands of
their boys, to thousands of husbands
and fathers, and the only thing that has
kept the nation from going dry long
ago is the fact that the saloon has had
few million votes and millions of
money, both of which it has used,
while the mothers have been denied
the right to vote, and the men, several
million who do not drink, and who are
opposed to the saloon, have voted with
the saloon interests, and supported
men for office who have voted for the
brewers and the distilleries.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
STAND UP, MR.. MCLLOY.

You were elected by the people Of
Clearwater county as their assessor,
and you suddenly resigned, didn't you?
When you resigned you published a
statement to the effect that private
business interests required your time
and that you could not continue, for
this reason, to act as assessor, didn t
you? You received 500 per month as
assessor didn't you?
How does it come that you have
since found time to act as deputy as
SCISSOR, giving the county all of your
time, and that at $50 per month?
The people were dumbfounded when
the deal making P. H. Blake assessor,
was pulled off. They are still wonder
ing why you resigned. When you
said it was because OF personal bust
ness that required your time but few
believed you, and your subsequent
acts have confirmed the opinion that
the real reason for your resignation
was not mentioned.
There is lot, take it from the Re-
publican, back of the resignation Of
John Molloy. The machine undoubt-
eddy forced that resignation, and there
was reason why Pat Blake needed
the office of assessor. One of them
may be the Nease cruising deal, a job
that the gang did not care to trust to
subordinates. And it may be that Jim
and Blair have another bunch of timber
claims they are anxious to sell. Stand
up, Molloy, stand up.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

How much better it would have been
for the people, who are interested in
home people, and for home merchants,
who have their money invested in
Orofino, and for everybody who lives
in the county, had the county bought
road culvert through local dealers. Ia
Bonner county the county board ig.
nored the home merchants when II
came to buying traction engine. The
board gave the business to Beall & Co.
for $500. And the home merchants,
the firms who pay the taxes in the
county, and who help to maintain the
roads, bridges, schools and churches,
could have furnished the same engine
for $500, or at saving of 500 to the
people. Everything being equal the
home merchant is entitled to the bust.
ness
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
STAND UP MR.. TAXPAYER

What has the ownership Of the Re.
publican got to do with the relation.
ship between county officers and the
people who elected them? Suppose,
for the sake Of argument, we admit
that George Rubedew, or the Potlatch
Lumber Co., or the Clearwater Lum-
Der Co. or the N. P. railroad company,
or the Standard Oil Co., or Huerta, or
the King of Siam, or the Car Of Russia,
or the Sultan Of Zulu, owns the Clear
water Republican, what has that to do
with bridge plans, or steel road culvert,
or that Nease deal, or the burning Of
that Indians cabin, or Jim Blake's
taxes, or that leaky suit case,
or some other public bushes, trans.
acted for the people of Clearwater
county by their public officials? About
as much as the solar eclipse of the
moon has to do with the style of cor
sets, or the brand Of booze the gang
drank the night they went to Gilbert.
The county records show, regardless
OF what any newspaper may say, or the
kink Of whiskey some fellow may
drink, or who owns the Clearwater
Republican, just what the Republican
has said they show, and the records
further prove that the people are stung
to the tune OF about $3.50 on the cul-
vert deal this year. Suppose the Tri-
bune should prove, instead OF just
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

The editor Of the Republican is not
to blame because Of his inability to
talk plain, as the Tribune has pointed
out. We were born deficient, and it is
with the greatest effort, and only after
years OF constant practice, that we
have acquired any ability as a writer
whatever. We are doing the best we
can, however, and the Tribune should
give thanks that the Republican is in
the hands of an incompetent fellow.
II good newspaper man should hap
pen to get hold Of the Republican he
might raise Cain with the Blake crowd.
So the Tribute should quit worrying.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
STAND UP, PATRICK.

So the Republican hasn't made a
single direct charge against the county
according to the official paper
Of the gang. Let us see.
/. The Orofino Tribune charged the
people OF Clearwater county $50. 43
for Sc lines of commissioners pro-
ceedings, or about ten times the
maximum amount allowed by
law. Can the Tribune understand
this? And if it isn't graft, what
is it?
2. Frank Zelenka, county commits
sioner, has violated the law. Is
that direct accusation enough for
the Tribune? He told the people
at Gilbert that his expense bill to
Boise was itemized, according to
law. 1t was not The law says
that county officials must itemize
their expense bills. This is di-
rect accusation, and the Republi-
can has made it repeatedly, and the
Orofino Tribune knows that it is
Icing when it says that we have
never made a direct accusation.
Here is another: County Commits
sioner Zelenka has, in violation Of
law, sold lumber to the county.
Frank Zelenka, as city councilman,
has sold lumber to the Village OF
Orofino in violation of law. And
the Tribune knew that the Repub-
lican had repeatedly made this
charge as directly as it is now MAX
ing it. Here is another: County
Commissioner Zelenka. in violation
Of law, sold piece Of road ma
chinery to the county for @28.
Now let them have the editor Of
the Republican arrested.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
STAND UP, MR.. CROW

Tell the people where you got the
money to pay for the Tribune. 1t took
$l100 in real money to take up the
stock that was held in escrow by the
Fidelity bank, didn't it? And isn't it a
fact that the timber companies fur
nished the money? Either prove that
they did not or why is clam?
Didn't Blair Hoar get tell-it-to-Jim-
Blake to the effect that the timber
companies had furnished the money?
Now don't lie about it or, in the name
of Pat We'll be compelled to expose the
whole deal.
The above, We'll admit is cheap rot,
but seriously, isn't it just the kind of
stuff the Tribune has been feeding it's
readers for the past five months? And
the funny part of it is some people
claim that they believe it because the
same kind of proof" satisfies them
that the Republican belongs to the
timber companies.
1t is reported that Blair Hoar, after
Probate Judge Crow put up the money
and took the Tribune stock, said that
Mr.. Grow had sold out to the timber
companies. 1t is said that Jim Blake
cursed Mr.. Grow, and accused him of
selling out to the timber companies.
And Mr.. Hoar and Mr.. Blake ought to
be good authority when it comes to
timber deals. Which reminds us that
the deal put over just before the taxes
were equalized last year, wherein Jim
Blake unloaded some worthless claims,
and Blair Hoar got about $1,000 out of
his timber claim, would make interest
ing reading. and explain why the as
sessment OF a certain timber company
was cut down over a million dollars.
One OF these days the people will find
out who has been standing in, and who
has been using the taxing power of the
county to compel somebody to pay fat
prices for worthless timber claims.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

The Voice Of the Gang, speaking Of
the Republican editor, says that circuit
is insane. But at that the gang is
having an awful time trying to keep in
the game. Why not have Pat railroad
circuit to the insane asylum, even
though we are not named Anderson,
and not his wife's brother, and settle
1t that way? After a time we might
die, as young Anderson did, and the
people would in time forget all about it.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
DR.. III. %. BRITAIN
DENTIST
Office in the Burns Block.
Orofino, Idaho.
At Peck April Is and q and every two
weeks thereafter.
Local News

Local News
Mrs. H. Noble and daughter, Mrs,
]. DeBaun, will entertain the NJ. E.
Ladies Aid society Wednesday, May 20,
at 2:3O P. M. The meeting win be
held on the porch at the Hotel Orofino,
everybody invited to come and enjoy
the afternoon. Dainty refreshments
will be served.
LOST-Three strand gold watch fob,
with monogram charm attached. Find
er please leave at Republican office.
A. H. Wurman, accompanied by his
family, left yesterday morning for
Lewiston to reside permanently.
Mrs. Louis Soderberg, accompanied
by one of her boys, has been in Spo-
kane and Occur d'Alene this week.
They went as delegates from the M. E.
Sunday school to the big convention
this week, and from Spokane went 10
Occur d'Alene where they attended
the Scandinavian celebration.
Mel Small left Tuesday morning with
pack train Of four horses for BIG
Island where he went with a supply Of
grub for homesteades.
L. G. Howard, secretary of the Oro-
fino commercial club, visited Lewiston
Monday and Tuesday, and took adj
vantage Of an opportunity to boost
Orofino. Mr.. Howard is "live wire"
and has plenty OF faith in the future of
Clearwater county.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
Classified Locals.

FOR SALE--Red clover seed at tic
and Alsike at Zoe. per pound. Also
Alsike and Timothy seed mixed.
Farmers Warehouse,
2-tf j. B. LOOMS
TO RENT:-Furnished or unfurnish.
ed rooms in Osterhout building.
Phone 37l6 K. G. OSTERHOUT S
TO RENT Groom house and |
Broom house. Phone
t5f X. G. OSTERHOUT.
Ladies call in and see our new spring
dress goods and get prices on same.
FARMERS CASH STORE,
Money to loan on improved farms.
CLEARWATER co. ABSTRACT CO.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15
Boys Can Take Homesteads.

Representatives Smiths bill to allow
minors of Is to file on homesteads has
been favorably reported by the public
lands committee and has good chance
Of becoming law at this session.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

Clearwater valley ought to be most
attractive location for people looking
for ideal soil, climate and beautiful
scenery. A little advertising, a little
boosting here at home, and the results
will be worth while. Few places have
as much to offer to the homeseeker as
Clearwater county. Tell people about
~
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

An eastern reader writes to inquire
if "Whiskey creek" near Orofino ever
runs "dry," and what brand it sup
plies. Depends on who you meet
when you 60 fishin'. The name sounds
like the stream might head at Elk
River, and empty into the Clearwater
at the forks near the Fiddle-t bank.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

Now that we are raising yellow
legged chickens with three drumsticks,
Orofino ought to have no trouble in
inducing the preachers to hold their
annual conferences here.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

Palouse Republic: Somebody has
suggested that instead Of swatting the
fly, we insist on salute this year and
possibly swat him next year.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

The donkey is a patient beast; his an
tics really funny;
He chewed the rim off Blair's new hat.
and kicked Jim in the tummy.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

Nature has done q lot for Clearwater
county. The trouble is that too many
are full Of pessimism instead Of en-
thusiasm. Cheer up.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

Who threw that monkey wrench into
the coRs Of the Blake machine? Help,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-15

FOR SALE-A thoroughbred Je rsey
bull, one year old.
So PETER NOBLE, orofino, Ida.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
On al DC aamle lteNt til
s lie.

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oes BAN, title % bramiri. ~trosirei'
dig og bjertealao, alto meo boor
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noe. bpor 6et ginlot SUBS 9iigee
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9armbiertigbeoens 9ieneite, bier.
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anno Senrifien er feot Den "a.
gpril 1887 / aaIoerars. Stoffe.
marfs Soar, 2ollanO, 9onmorf.
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Getepiet til Glen Gifiloien. Ser,
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% TO Getre tiaiae meo oeres Mo.
Der opcrleber BAN.
anlo Senrifien blep en- al DC
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lie aoIoni / Somilton 60, 9ebr. 3.
| oct ban ON 5oraoret 1872 tog
Someiteao Der, % oct liges, at De-
res ploite 8atter bar oct ferite bni
DC Barn fs0t | bette Gountp. San
bar mgo til at little Den oerpprenoe
oanife Wenigbe0, % fom mart til
at ferioe Serren og lepe fit 2in !
Somfnno meo BAN. Ger fom jeg
iom ltng Yaono til at tenoe og elife
BAN.
3 aaret 1900 iolgte 81. Sen
rifien fin 5arm / Somilton so. og
reiitc no til eugene. Oregon, bpor
De bar nogIe al DC ierite oanife $50.
l%oniiter og bar meo til at itifte
ben oonife Menigbeo Der.
= 1904 fun De Der til Selma,
Gol. oa illitteoe lis til Bella @e-
nigbeo Der. Seq er forpisiet ON,
at Menigbeoen Der o9ioo bar pGrei
ct 0EelIa" for Dem, og at De bar
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alpoe Dem, idapel ion at De bar pG,
ret meopirfenoe til MenigbeoenS
5rempufit.
Sor1er oo @lroer Dor pcfilei
poo oeres 2ipspei. Ser bar prre'
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ri pioc at olle Sino tienc Dem ii
aooe. iom cIife @no". Senrifici
totrpfte oct gerne iaoleoes: Serrel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
9pt paa Eager.

WDt paa Eager.
SerrenS .Scrligbeb. SO friltelige
5ortGainoer ira oct o.rfelige 2ip,
bper / 3iIfnptning til etSfrift.
itco. pa Cher. ST.. Soliot
S6irtn0sbino. Yris $f.00.
Ara Iprfe til Chs. 8ionesbpro fro
@nos Gigc, % opbpg9elige 5or-
trQinger for Solicit. 301 Sioer.
Sbirtingsb.no mco GiteI | Sub.
Gris rs GtS.
Garl Claf Moienii 9iu % @irfiom-
6co. Iileanct bans 8cnner
Operiot al Gbr. Gicf. 667 Siorr
| Sbirtipasbino. Hris $50.
Mae oisie 0saer CT iorlolt al
Sobn g~noerion 9ubl. 60, Chico
40. men &c or aiiottet / olm'noeIia
no0t onnif Spron.
Dan. enth. Rubl. Srnic,
blair. Mebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

er alllgebel trofolt, BAN oil ot ltole
poa.
Senrifiens 9ortgang bar FREQ
fuIot og title. Spnoagen ben %,
8ebruar bar ban / airfe iom ieo-
Danli9, % efter at bone npot lin
Miooag poafom Der BAN en- Sloe-
beiinoenoe, ido ban montte lpg9e
fig, OF nGiten fsr bans gamle Sn-
itrn mGrfeoe oct, Dor ban lonet ino.
@n ifpn gortgan9: Sra @ll0s @ls
poo Sor6 til @uos @nS o%erbiemme.
Sea taIte peo bans 9onre 10 iro
81. 81, 2, 3 ON bDorleOes bans
Si9l bar blepen title ior @no /
Gro og 8illio og @no bor bleoen
bans alippe. bans 5relie o9 9efGit.
Ming, og ON ogiao 2ibets Storme
og Sorger funoe roffe liot me0
ban iomnle 2i6er, iaa loo ban fig
life roffe meget, men fom alto til
boge til fin faite Sitting, 3roen
9iIlioen % @lpoen | @ll0. 8oItor
$. 6anien tolte beo bans @rab,
ban npbnte. at BON bab0e meot
Senrifien o9 blebet befenot me6
bom for ipretpbe aar iioen, oeres
0eoe boboe opret poo @uoS Giges
Niger og @nos Giges arbei0e bar
bpoo, Der bosoe 6raget Dem iam-
men o9 bnnoet Dem iannnen / Scr
lig6e0.
Ser iea %illitter, lao mig neone,
at settle er Den anoen al oe gomIe
Der er gnoet bort I oe Iefs 9(or Iioen
Dor lille airfe bleb bpqoet.
Dirs. 8oll 9eterien bar Ben ferite.
Sum oe0e 6en IS. 5ebr., 1913.
Sc Dor mc6 ira M%enigbeoenS Stii
teIie og er al oe gamle bernOe. mrs.
9eterien leo I flere 4nr al 9eneo.
Der / 5e0oerne og mootte lioe me.
get og l9nge, fsr bum osoe.
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pao De Stunoer ieg iab Oeo ben.
oes 2eie. Sum bloc idn gerne leue,
bun bar 10 inobenoig iriif, men
liot eiter Iiot trreoes 2ipsfroften,
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life at bliue trpt al at fomnle og
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iao 5anterne iamleoe, oo bun nltio
entcn bar / inpre 2ioelier eIer ull-
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oltio Naooe til at fllnne bore title.
noor ic1 tolte meo ben0e eaer bao
ior ben0e. Gen iioite Sang ieg
talte nleo benoe fnligeoe bum min
Soono meo beage fine og taffeoc
mig, at ieg boIot no meo benoe
og, Ga ie9 oiIoe iiae 5arpel, idgoe
bun: On Sang til Yaitor 9ieIien.
Seq beiegtc betoe ogiaa en- @nng
til, men on bar blin, ioa blot hi
fnnoe ie, beoioitles oa osenoe.
IA ni bar benoe bort par BET bna.
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5af at bum bnooe uoltriot. og iom
oi ter boobe gooet inc til Spilen
/ @uo; % meo Smerte peO Sonfen
pan al Den 2ioelie, bun montte gent
nenlana. Men 9erren ii9er: Seq
fenoer DC 3onfer, iea tpnfer an.
eooenoe e6er, nemlig Tonfer ON
5reo % life oni lllptfe for at
gibe eoer en- 5remtio % ct Soobu
Ger. %, II.
8eIlianet oGre oeres Wiinoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18

= ieg tror, oct bar en- Waon0, ieg
booOe / mine 9onfer, oa ieg gioroG
bette 2efte. 9erfor maa De gao
nifaOt, men 8e MAJ bGre burtig
ON oetl@
g@}er iGt M, at ieg life Oil eoo,
S 2"
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Sea NJar iagt nit iioite Gro" Man.
Den benteoe, at bun ifnIoe aao, men
bun bleb iiooenoe u6eppQeIig.
De MAJ 1ao bnrtig = eler-~
Srm 0enotc iig imo0 6om meo
ct roligt. ipereenoe 9lif:
n0len er oct Ceres &eniiat at
mDroe ben fprite 9erion iom TOM.
mer Der mo, eiter at ieg er aaoet2"
Oct er. bbao ie9 iagoe.4
ga maa De oaioa foritao, &aI.
louen. at iea maa blioe."
oOtao 0e blibe, 5refen?@
Seq tan life reooe mig ielo poa
en- anoens 9efoimin9. 9eriom Der
er nogen. ioni ifol %. boorfor itlll.
DC ieg ioo life bore ben ene?"
Sim oenote iio ira BAN, foloe-
De fine SGnoer og Portable fig /
@en, bun iod life mere pan BAN.
Roa ianme Iio nntog 6enoes 9(n.
fiat ct Sfar al 2pngiel oa 6immelif
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men. OpboIoet I oenne 9eroens
100 o1 @lenoig6eo bor til iioIt for.
bi. gnocn poo 9eio0rIig1e6er oo
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aanp, iom aIorig rigtig fan blioe
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annoeorGt arbeioeoe. 5 ct ghi fom
ban t9t ben til benoe. o. on bgrte
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bonoler, for npIi9 er blepen berspet
lin @erning / 5inIon6s 5pngiler
al Den r~llsiiife Ge9ering. @otbil-
oa @rcoe er bsit %ifattet, ia iom en-
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