The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30

the premium list might we'll kiss ourselves good-by
to the fair as the saying is.
We do present argument in favor OF the
fair The people know what it is and what it has &C
compshed. If in their opinion it merits continued sup
port them say If it does not merit further support
they should say In either case vote
HAWLEY is BECOMING SOME EXPLAINER
Governor James H. Hawey made speech at Occur
dAene early in the campaign. Having been governor OF
Idaho Mr. Hawley knew just what governor might do.
He stated the duties, responsibilities and powers of the
chief executive of this At that time he had not
read the speech which Mr. Alexander delivering Mr.
Alexander has exaggerated ideas of the powers of the
governor He and very rash in stating what he will
do. His promises do not harmonic very we'll with Mr.
Hawley's statements In consequence either Hawey OF
Alexander becoming ridiculous. One promising
do that which the other said impossible for him to
do. The final outcome that Mr.. Hawley says
that his remarks have not been understood; that he did
what his statements imply. Mr. Hawley how
ever does take the public into his confidence and state
what he did Under these circumstances all that
do give readers Mr. Hawley's Occur dAlene
remarks They found in another column. The reader
may interpret them suit his fances. Following Mr..
Haweys statement will be found Mr.. Alexander's pro-
mise.
This however is only small matter Governor Hawley
in forgetfu stated that he endorsed and stood
for all the policies of President Wilson President Wilson
does stand for womans suffrage. In this
Their sisters in neghboring states Immediately
came down upon Mr.. Hawley like thousand of brick
They APPEALED to the OF Idaho and Mr.. HaW
ley again called upon explain just what he
when he said that he endorsed all of the policies of Pres
dent Wilson. When he gets through explaining to the
of Idaho he will be the greatest explainer in his
tory.
DEWEY is TREASURER OF IDAHO.
If the people of Idaho needed anything further to
them that there would be full and complete nves
CATION of the affairs the Office and that the
state would not lose dollar the appointment of E.
H. Dewey fill the un-expred term of exTreasurer
Allen furnished that thing. Mr. Dewey will be
until the first of January and by that time the bonding
company will have settled with the state and the
urers Office will be in first class condition The
treasurer will go into Office with clean slate.
Mr. F. H. Dewey is Canyon Countys leading citizen.
He is we'll known throughout the a business
of ability; capitalist of faith in the state; and
of sterling worth and unquestoned character He shows
his public spirit by accepting appointment that
mean nothing but work and worry for him.
A SUGGESTION TO ANDREW CARNEGIE
Seven million Belgans facing starvation the
suit of with the beginning of whQb they had moth
ling to do This forced upon poor unhappy and
unfortunate Belgium foreign nation invaded the
try in order to easily strike enemy Because the
Begians defended their country against invasion they
suffering keenly than of the other countries of
Europe If anything needed to show the horror of
war the fate of Belgium would be sufficient. Here
people peace with all the world They happy
dustrious and progressive people contributing their full
share toward carrying the work of mankind All they
asked be permitted live their lives in peace Ow-
ing the ambitions hatreds and savage instincts of pow
erfu neighbors they the first suffer the horrors
and will be the last to from the effects of this
war.
1t is estimated that million and half Belgans have
fled foreign countries Holland and England particular
Hundreds of thousands will follow 1t has been sug-
gested that these refugees be asked settle this
try They find refuge and shelter somewhere Even
f they return their native land they will find desoate
and their homes destroyed Here they would find greater
opportunities hearty welcome and the deepest SYM
pathy.
Why does not Andrew Carnegie or some other multi
millionaire offer to loan his millions help establish
refugee Belgans in these states? Such an in
vesment would pay dividends for millions of years ant
do society and mankind greater service than all the Ii
brares Carnegie dreamed Of In few years say q
or 80 at the outside, these millions would be available fo
othen purposes At present they sunk forever il
libraries that burden the communities which
: Ithey located.