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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
THE MEASURE OF INFLUENCE

Their paper of last Saturday contained article entitled
Gan Example of Byrd regos Influence which it stated
that they had found who said he had been intending
for Lewis for governor until he learned of Tregos oppos
Stevens and he then decided for Stevens We admit
that of that type who favor continuation of what has
been exposed in the records close touch with the Courier
bunch and that they reflect such mems opinions. 1t high time
for thinking people get their bearings and line up the
question of honest regardless of whether they think
a certain editor is good, bad or Indifferent
Referring again the of influence last April when
gang of wokmen and prisoners engaged in cleaning up
the house after the of the sanitary Inspector and
Pursuance of his orders the whole house and especially
the prison and the her Office Judge Stevens and Byrd Trego
and the Judge congratulated Trego his getting
the house bunch stirred up and the cleaning process started
He said he had become very tired of the dirt that the room
was not cared for like it should be.
Trego replied that he had often wondered why the district
Judge did not order things cleaned and enforce the order
The Judge replied that he had ordered things cleaned until
tired of ordering; that they paid very little attention
his orders and that he could get them keep the court
chambers we'll swept and busted.
In the face of this the Stevens crowd spreading literature
the saying that Stevens of great executive and
business ability So long he unable govern his court
and the chambers the matters of ntor work.
long the janor ignore him until the authority be-
tired of it, marvel his asking the people
make him governor clean up the and give example
of superior executive ability
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
SOME TELEPHONE COMMANDMENTS

We, the telephone company which have built this ne do
who does the talking long the bills honored
Thou shalt have other phones but
Thou shalt buy any newfangled attachment hang
the receiver the ansmte hang the desk under
the ranSmitters.
Thou shalt pay thy bills have official pay them
promptly when rendered. for this jealous company visiting the
collector the third and fourth upon them that give the
stand-of
We give credit to thousands of them that agree mail
check and keep the covenant.
Thou shalt charge thy private calls the public crib,
for the monthly will surely show who calling
and who called and the bookkeeper will change the word
ing the figures to show thee gultless.
Remember the receiver to hang it up.
reasonable time shalt thou talk and hang up the
but long distance CALL 60 it thy satisfaction for that
is where this company makes its money.
For every local call get nothing but good will but for
each long distance order the operator will thank thee and the
bookeepe will render the bill and the collector will get the money!
be not alarmed.
Honor every ring which thou nearest but don't say Helo
the first thing give thy the firm according to rules
given thee.
Thou shalt not swear.
Thou shalt commit discourtesy
Thou shalt inform the operator whether charge the call
thee thy partner the firm the county Failing to
attend this she will charge the phone from which the call
made and if somebody publishes the record up thee
thy thy maid thy wife, but thy
neighbours wife his his anything that thy
ueighbors.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
THE EDITOR.
WHO OWNS YOUR VOTE?

Something pretty good has just to light in Bingham
county politics. 1t has been rumored for time that John
England of Morean wanted make the for the
ton for sheriff. and that it thought that he would draw
Ia great many from w. R. Jones' 1t reported that
efforts made call Mr. England off, and that he having
and commecsm and barter politics. brought about
with Jones and his friends and supporters that he
would stay of the this time and work for JONES' that
Jones and his friends would support Mr. England in the
for the office in 1916
Confederation of these reports when Mr. England did
not file his nomination. few days later he published
ment in local paper saying that he had withdrawn from the
race 'in favor of w. R. Jones'"
Immediately the independent began wonder why
he made that who he favored Who which
candidate Mr. John England going to support? Does he
other votes Does he yours When did he become
the of it? Does he exercise influence you? Will
you vote any certain way just because he does?
Delivering the Votes
An interesting example of how people having their
vote devered by somebody ee to light this campaign
Fred Nefs for the nomination for county clerk He got
the early had the endorsement of sefappond rep
sentative men, of his party of their making
passed the word along that Ne the favorte for this
place. and manfesy done for the purpose of influencing
the votes of the rank and file.
When the rank and file got ready take hand in select
ing candidates for nominations they studous neglected to talk
about Mr.. Nef, and he out of the race early
The Vice of Two Systems
The vice of the convention system of nominating the
trading and bareng and it apparent this time that certain
leaders woudbe leaders county politics trying carry
the things into the primary What else be made of the
onesEngand regarding the She Office but
certain pass the office around suit themselves?
The direct primary instituted to allow the people
absolutely who shall be the nominees and when John England
and Billy Jones other pair bunch their heads
that they sufficiently influential to swing their following to-
anyone they like time for the voters to wake up and
whether they have opinions of their merely guheads
watching some brazen leaders.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
WHAT A JUDGE SHOULD BE

Judge should be man of executive ability able gappe
with hard problems and solve em he should be by nature IN
dependent and m he should have fine OF honor and
honesty fine of Justice he should have business
appreciate that bring suits because they want things set
% and he should know that when business property tied
up tigaons becomes factor values. He should have
that broad view of things that will enable all parties come before
the and their parts for consideration with the know
ledge and that justice will be dealt out and that
decisions will be modified by friendships business
relations by political considerations personal prejudice Judge
should conduct the such way that there will never be
any for that the attitude of the court changed
night that decision recalled modified reversed
after gant had had chance send somebody to see the
Judge. should be conducted in such way that
will have look political situation and then
forecast judicial decision look judicial decision and
forecast political move.
court should be conducted in such way that de-
string to bring suits will feel that it is incumbent upon them
employ any certain attorneys order win before certain
court should be conducted such way that client
the right will be necessary for him to dismiss his at
torneys while pending and 60 and employ other at
orneys order to the protection OF the PLAIN provisions OF
the law and the constitution.
A court should be conducted in such way that
trial for his life liberty should find the
packed with people applaudng when damaging evidence given
against him. and showing dsappova when such evidence re-
ted the under such circumstances should promptly clear
the of spectators and should not simply heaen to
clear the and then and allow epeons OF the demon
STATIONS and join in the laughter himself and allow people to
come and go and make merry is done picture show
should be conducted in such way that when
tried that court and appealed carried to higher
the judge of the lower will appear aor
ney assistant attorney adviser the capacity OF
messenger page assist conducting the to uphold the
decision get the results that secured his court
Judge should know that when decision reached his court
that his privilege influence the further conduct of the
has absolutely ceased and that unless this principle observed
would be useless for the gan appeal his and useless for
the constitution to provide for appeal.
court should be conducted such way that tgants will
know that tt cir rights considered sacred that court and
so they will be made feel that is game of chance
caprice that their property has been placed in the balance
be gambd upon and treated much SPOIL their liberties
placed the balance satisfy whm and prejudice rather than
to secure re legitimate ends of justice
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
THE LOCAL MUD POT

Our readers have been warned read what published
under this heading unless they keep track of newspaper
fight that is hard and bitter The fight is of making
and we court the btteres there is.
"Their paper" of August 18th publishes and article under
the heading GLOW the Voters Feel and tells of lady their
office commencing them for telling the public what low person
Trego really and assuring them that IF it not that
have known Jim Stevens from his boyhood Trego articles alone
would cause me vote for him."
They do say who the lady is, and do either If
she has known Jim Stevens from his boyhood and toeras him.
and knows what his reputation she could possibly be offended
at anything Trego does or is charged with doing
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
MAY CEASE TO HEAR IT

"Ther paper replied article last week by saying
the Republican dominated its work by its masters voice.
and that the be district Judge They seemed
have forgotten what they had been saying other times that
Trego working simply and solely for revenge looks diff
fernt them different days when they in different de-
gree of the sweat 1t getting to be joke with the public
that whatever they Trego of the thing that the matter
their camp The history of "Ihe paper is that has
been subject the master all the time and they think it
lucky day when they hear his voice around the check book
If they should hear at all for time that would
be their greatest trouble The Republican has completed its tenth
year under the management and sign of great har
mony not have falling with the long time
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14

We admit that We admit also that the Judge knew what
he talking about when he stated the deputy clerk that he
had spoken the telephone people twenty times about the way
they kept his We admit further that the records do
show that he paid back money twenty times any other
times that particular time when Byrd rego completed
making abstract of his telephone bills We admit that the
Stevens crowd admit that mistake pay back the
money
The whole thing proves statement of last winter that
the county do audit the they should
that they either let bills 60 through without examining them
that they allow bills that person of ordinary discretion would
know needed investigating If they the telephone bills
they evidently did have the courage call the district
Judge and ask him to explain matters
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
THAT STEVENS TELEPHONE BILL

After eleven days of silence "Ther paper attempted
explain about the telephone bill of Judge Stevens which pub
shed July s indicating that various persons connected
with the given the of the phone and in
dcang also that the Judges private calls many and
women had been paid for by the county, and indicating further
that his telephone bills for the primary campaign of 1912
some twenty thirty times much for corresponding period
of the proceeding year when there campaign
The defense they make is ridiculous only proves the
original inference The article apparently written by judicial mind
and presumably by the judge himself simply says that the
of paving back the money does in itself constitute acknow-
Judgement of guilt; that might be correcting mistake or
wrong that had been committed by another
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
WE'RE MUCH OBLIGED

Several times within the past month Ther paper reminded
the public of the debt gratitude they Judge Stevens for
having been Judge when the Snake River Water tried
We responded by giving the history of the showing how
fifteen thousand dollar made forty thousand and
awful sacrifice in delays. While turning out
thousands of copies inform the people of Custer
and Lemh counties of the particulars of the the papers
there printing J. Governs advertisement saying that he
was the one who acted as referee
We are very much obliged to Mr. Cowen for the tmev
admission that he the
Auother Favor acknowledged
And also very much obliged The Evening Courier
for the bngmg job they did trying something defense
of the Judge and referee who tried the Snake River Water
Their lack of understanding of the subject their stupidity
thinking affected only farmers in this county when
article showed that affected five countless their claim that people
under obligations official who does his duty ALL
tardy by years. all help prove original contention of
cooperation in drawing uneaned money and following with
whitewash. =,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14

.
When my country my own locality be-
infested with gnaves, grafters, character
sssns and scandal mongers that life can be made
round of misery for any citizen against whom they
may conspire, will upon their suggestion to
move away and start life anew somewhere else but
will call upon the wedisposed citizens of the place to
join with in stripping them of their authority and
their power to harm their fellows.
THE EDITOR
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-14
NEW WAY OF TELLING II

Editor Toner of The Aberdeen Times in speaking of the
combination of the Pogreves and Democrats avoids the use
of the word fusion" by saying "mterlocking' ticket.
Progessves have always souty denied being the allies of
the Democrats but is plain that they matrculatng or
whatever it is to be called this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
zIEGI|.|E||R
New Coach at University J axes
Charge and Puts Squad
through Hard Work.

MORGANTOWN. oct. 15 Assist
ant Coach a. b ZiegIer. who hurried
here from philadelphia TO take holo
OF the University Football sQt1ad ~
Ifasponse to an s. O. s.. following the
accident which put Coach Metzger
ont of action. was in charge Of ehe
workout at the athletic field yester-
day afternoon In spite OF the rain
and the muddy field. he sent the
squad through hard drill. Special
attention waS given to the play Of
the line men, and the players were
given stifk work for more than an an
hour. III is evident that the men
who hold the line have something
to learn, and Coach Ziegler evidently
knows what it Is. He has set about
to teach it to them. Another work
ont Of the same kind today and to-
morrow is said to be on the schedule.
The new leader and instructor at
ready has the COMIC ence and respecI
Of the men, and they expect to go
through the season at the best pace
Of which they are capable,
Coach Metzger's fractured leg WAS
photographed by the x-ray process
YESTERDAY, and the nature of the in
Jury and the positions Of the bones
determined The bones will be set
today. it being necessary to stretch
the limb In order to bring them into
their natural position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
STOMACH MISERY
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You OF indigestion, Sour Classy
Stomach

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When your stomach is out of order
your food will not digest but lies like
a lump of lead fermenting and surely
causing that feeling Of fullness. sour
taste In the mouth, coated tongue,
tiliiousness, and many other warning
signs OF indigestf on, which is not only
distressing but often dangerous all
ii1ert. Far too frequent1y we hear Of
SOMEONE suffefing sudden collapse
f4onS an unexpected attack OF acute
indigestion.
TITS needless for you to suffer
stomach distress for any druggist can
supply you with Mi-o-na, q harmless,
inexpensive and efiicieut remedy. es-
neciaIiy prepared for bad stOm achs.
These small tablets give almost i'm
mediate and joyful reliet, while 2 few:
liays' treatment siren then and slim
Mate the digestive system. The doWl
al Gastric Juices tbs increased. then
your food is properly digesteds sour;
and gassy stomach, sick headache.
and other distressing symptoms of.
indigestion quickly vanish. So1
haye no more sIeepless nights or pAa!
!ifASms but wake mp feeling re-
fTesbed. keen and At for the days
work
S. n suffering any stomach distress
10 NOT wait let Mi-o-na give y1u
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
Movement against TubercuIo-
Sis is Started by the
National Assoc iation-

NEW YORK, Oct. by sermons,
lectures, motion pictures, EXHIBITS,
and many other Methods, the National
Association for the Study and Pre-
ventfon of Tuberculosis will enlist
thousands of churches, schools, and
lodges OF the country in simultan-
eous educational movement against
tuberculosis during the week OF Mo-
yember 18th. The campaign is to be
known as the Fifth Annual; 'Tubercu-
losis Day Movement.
A special circular entitled What
is Tuberculosis Day?" has been pre-
pared and is being widely distr tbuted:
The plan of Tuberculosis Day, as ex-
planned IN the circular, does not nee
essarily comprehend special sermon
on tuberculosis on November 2stn. l1
q. church, school, or lodge, gives the
that week, this Will help In the ma
tfonal educational movement
Outlines for lectures or sermons on
Tuberculosis and stock talks on this
subject will be furnished free to min
listers and others who can use them
Literature for distr ibution In the
churches schools. lodges and else
where will also be given away In
large Quantities. Persons wishing
such IiteratureS either for the prepa-
ration OF sermons or talks on tuber-
culcsis, or for distribution in public
meetings on Tuberculosis Day,
should get in touch with their local
anti-tnbercuIo soniety, or Il that Is
not possible, with the National AS
sociation for the Study and Proven
ton Of Tuberculosis. 105 East 22d
street, New York City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
Do you WORK INDOORS
THEN YOUR LIVER Is
TORPID.

Ninety per cent. Of all ind DOR work
.ers have torpid liver. They feel 6aa
and the troub1eis usually torpid ny
.er. which brings on Constipation, 1tt-
iousness, Sick Headache. Dizziness.
Kidney Trouble, Backache, SalIoW
Completion, Pimples and list OF
other ills. # you have any OF these
ailments go to Wells Fl ayma ker Com
pany ana sc small quantity OF eyap-
Grated Ihiherl water In powder form
ana fake, two teaspoonfuls Of this
,,t, In a glass Of water tomofroW
before breakfast. You viii be sur
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eVaporated mineral water is prepares
b. lately discovered process. ~ CON
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
Joyful AIl | 4 ] kiep
- Of 3 leIliopdIl

There IL ept to be latent apprehension
OF distress to mar the complete JOY Of
expectation. But this IS cutie overcomo
by the advice OF so many. women 70 use
.'Hdotherss Friend This IS an external
application designed to SO lubricate the
muscles and to. thus 50 relieve the pres
suTe reacting on the nerves. that tho
natural strain upon the cords and liEa-
tnents Is not hcconraried by those severe
rains said to cause nausea, 1nofutng SICK
ness and RAINY LOCAL distteSses. This
splendid CONGREGATION IS known to multa-
zude OF mothers.
Msny peopse believe that those remedies
hitch have stood the test OF time: that
Eve been put to every trial under the
a-yInG coud1tic.sS Of age, weight, general
aalthS etc, Fry be sa4cly relied upon.
nd judging by this fact that Mothers
riend'' has been In continual use since
Y ar ErandEuother'g earlier years and la
aoWn throuEhcrt the United States y
ny be easily inferred that Il Is somes
ing that syc.cp talk about ana gladly
,cummend 20 prospective mothers.
Mothers Friend is prepared only N
II own laboratory ana IS sold by drue-
ats everywhere. ASK Tor q bottle to-day
,dwrite for spscial book for expectant
others Address, Brndneld ReSulat0y
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

Play Saturday and Several
Good Games Are

An west virginia football teams
or any consequences VIII battle sthe
coping Saturday and sodneF Of tne
Games win be watched win interest.
Local interest VIII turn to the Ru-
qnesne University game at MORGAN
town: the WeGteyanSW F II game AZ ].
CHARLES tor. the games schenAtsAs
TOR saturday are Us fcll6sys III
yersiity rEsI West Virginia University:
Az Huntington Davis aud filk tns
college vs. Marshall College,
AZ Charlesto Wes1eyan Colae9e
vs.. Virginia r. - 8
AT Grove City ethany ~ SroSe
City. & J. q
Al Roanoke Roanoke CollsRc rs:
College:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

owners VII be aXing for = censor
Niil0 WI Tor i'd ference - the
war to be cables:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
-T,s GREAT FOR BAILEY
BOWELS AND gTONKACIaD

We,gant all people who have chronic
stomach trouble or constipation, no mat
ter of how long Standing. to try one.
dose of Nays Wonderful Stomach
Remedy one dose VIII convince YOU.
This is the medicine so many of our
local people have been taking with SUR
prsing results The most thorough
system cleanser we ever sold MayrSs
Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now
sold here by
Tor sale BY WellS-AaymAker 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. And1 Ene<x1aSy e y
druFGtgIb aovoxyWhefoc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
~ IPOIICE C0pRT

EVIL doors OF the city were appar-
emily on their good behavior Tor the
last twenty-fou houFs as city police
made no arrests "Wednesday or Wed,
meSdaJ night; AS result there. was
10 session of police court tn morn
fIsa ,Tfis Is the second successive
;iSy that there has heen no ourt:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

danchuria IS maktng, e enw l pa ~
out Of bean oil that IS pronnceo sl ss,Se
IL e. said 10 Sc waterproof and hreprooh
l. s. veil as cheap and durable
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

Edward sheldon will have three of
of3 his Mays prodncsd this season Ia
ss,I'he Garden OF Paradise Wrttten on
Hans Xndersou,s story of he Little
MaTmaid, ghe Song Songss
adanted from SudeFnna ann, and Fhe
TonlSy Heart which = - modem
drama. W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
HORSES STOLEN.

8 p Groxgs. OF E1eTaington, hes
5I,asn here looking for two stolen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

rits,Fv1oX;eassi y litsA Tndfg Hon
sgiKo TsSss ago, I M beneltsd
fIirdnfhl ding - or ice l5o Us "a E.lAe
kSlIslfl & s'lss
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