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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27


by needing their Id"'
teachings in harmony with Gods Word
Divinely appointed leadership will al
ways be marked by spiritual victories
and closer heart-relationship with God;
for the Lords Spirit leads not to
bondage, ignorance or strife, but to
love, joy, peace Of heart liberty of
conscience.
Israel needed no legislature; for 1t
had one Lawgiver-the Lord--and the
Law given at Mt. Sinai was perpetual
ly to guide the nation. The priests
| and the Levites were the Divinely ap-
pointed helpers of the people-to in
struct them in the Law, to represent
them in the typical sacrificing, etc. In
each tribe the Elders, according TO
their capacity had charge of the civil
affairs of the tribe. Soldiers they had
none; for the Divine Law was to sep
arate them from other nations, and If
they were faithful the Lord was to be
their Protector
Two Pictures Of National Life.
If the Book Of Judges be read as a
complete history Of Israel during those
four and one-half centuries, 1t would
be discouraging picture and would
give an unfair view-that they were
continually suffering punishment for
sin and idolatry. The record passes
by the happy period Of Israe's pros
perity, and especially points out their
reflections from God, their punish
ments therefor, and their deliverances
through the Judges whom God raised
up for them. That this was favora-
BILE time for Israel is implied In the
Lords promise TO restore the Judges.
The Israelites had been instructed by
the Lord to eXterminate the Canaan
ties. This they had failed to do; and
later on the false religions Of those
condemned by God allenated the hearts
of many of the Israelites from full
loyalty to the Lord, seducing them into
a lasciviOus idolatry. Thus they re.
peatedly brought upon themselves the
Lords disfayor.
Applying this to Spiritual Israel, we
are not to expect that the Lords dis
pleasure with His people would delay
until they had gone completely into
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
American Executed by Mexicans.

Douglas, Ari2.-Henry Carlson. an
American soldier OF fortune, and Colo
mel Rivera Dominguez, a villa com
mander, are reported in advices re-
ceived here to have been executed
after a battle on March 10, which re
suited in the capture of Cumpas, So
nora, by Carranza force led by Colo
mel Samiengos
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
White Is Pure Food Chief.

Boise, ldaho.--J. X. White, who tenn
porarily succeeded to the state pure
food and sanitary commissionershir
when James H, Wallis resigned, is the
unanimous choice of the state board o,
health as pure food commissioner oil
this state for the next two years. For
the past four years he has been tine
chief deputy in the department.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Idahoans to Continue Probe.

Boise daho.--After a rest of thirty
days, the grand jury probing into state,
county and city affairs here recon.
vened Monday and took UP an inves.
tigation into the charge that, in viola.
ton of the city ordinances and state
laws, disorderly houses have been and
now are in operation in Boise.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
1lL.Pound Baby Lives In Over.

Sharon, PA baby daughter
weighing one and one-half pounds was
born recently to Mr. and Mrs. William
Newell of Cedar street The parents
are of normal build Newell is a car.
penter In lieu of an incubator the pa.
rents are endeavoring to develop the
baby in the oven of the kitchen range.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Palmer Gets Plum.

ngton-President Wilson on
Tuesday gave recess appointment
to former Representative A. Mitchell
Palmer of Stroudsburg, Pa, as an as.
sociate justice Of the United States
court of claims.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
RuIaars and ereska Clash,

London.--Three Bulgarians have
been been killed and several Greek
soldiers wounded in fight which fol
lowed an attempted incursion by a
strong Bulgarian band In the region
of Demir Hissar.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Peas Cause of SHOOTING.

Price, Utah--John Bailing, 20 years
Of age, was shot and seriously wound
ed by Hyrum Southworth, postmas.
ter Of Deseret Lake, following a dis.
pute over the ownership of bag OF
seed peas.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Shot Down by Burglars.

Elmira, N. Y.--Chief of Police John
J. Finnell and Detective Sergeant
Charles Gradwel were shot and
killed in boarding house room by
two burglars who resisted arrest, one
being captured.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Road to spend $40. 900. 900.

Philadelphia proposal of the
board of directors Of the Pennsyl
yania Railroad company to increase
the Indebtedness of the company by
$4O,OO00OO was approved by the
stockholders on March 20.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Another Ship Torpedoed.

London.-The British steamer Con
cord of 1850 tons, was torpedoed by
German submarine in the English
channel on Monday. The crew Of
twenty men we're rescued by pa
troll boat and landed at Dover.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Many British officers Fall.

London.--Since the beginning OF The
war the British army ON the cont
nent has lost 1,543 officers killed and
1888 wounded, while 7O5 have been
reported missing. This gives a total
officers casualty list Of 5.0S1 men.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
IsracPs Wrong Course.

Israel's government differed from all
other earthly governments God was
their King: and I'm His pr0vldcnces, ac-
cording to His Covenant with them,
He supervised their affairs. But in
Samuel's day, the Elders, perceiving
that his sons were unreliable and for
g ting that God was their King and
tbe Judge merely His representative,
petitioned the Prophet that he anoint
them a king.
It is hard for us to sympathize with
such prayers for their own degrade
ton. The Prophet Samuel seems to
have viewed the matter from this
standpoint. He very properly went to
the Lord i'm prayer; 1t was not for him
to decide. He was merely the Lord S
mouthpiece, to speak to the Israelltes
whatever message be should receive
from the Lord.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Italians Ready for Service.

Rome.-The military authorities
have caused to be distributed to Ital
ian soldiers the Identification cards OIL
badges which are worn customarily
only during active campaign.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Son of inventor Suicides.

Detroit. Horace S. Burroughs, aged
49, a son of the late William S. Bur.
roughs, wealthy inventor of an adding
machine, died Sunday in a local hos.
pital from a self-infioted wound. He
was penniless and IN frail health.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Former Wyoming Woman Suicides.

Kingston, N. Y.-Mrs. w. P. Dut
ton, formerly of Cheyenne, Wyo., and
her 5-year-old daughter were found
dead Monday behind doors that had
been nailed fast in their home at Ell
lenville. A note addressed to the
coroner said Mrs. Dutton was sane
and that she had committed the
crime
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
GODS HEoCIES TO
DISCBEI.lal ISRAEL

Quarterly Rericn seed Nehemiah 9:96-si-
AIrth rs,
Period of the Judses-Divinely APP
pointed Leaders--Their Duties and
Responsihilities--onIy One Lawsiver
and One Law--Two Pictures of ls-
raeps National Life Under the
Judges - Manifestations of Divine
Love and care--Lessons for Us.
Righteousness erdltoth nation: but sin Is
reproach to any people. "-Prorerbs LI'sI.
" SRAEL'S history from the divi-
sion of Canaan amongst the
II tribes until the amounting of
Saul, period Of $50 years (Acts
13:19-2D, is called the Period Of the
Judges-Joshua being the first Judge
and Samuel the last. These Judges
We're raised to their position providen-
TALLY. But as they had neither power
nor authority, collected no revenue and
could not entail the Office upon others,
1t follows that whatever influence they
possessed was personal; and to give it
weight implied proper acknowledge
ment Of them as Divinely appointed, or
''ralsed up"
This arrangement led the people con-
tinually to look to God for their lead
ers rather than to engage in politics, in
which personal ambition would con
troll. Similarly Spiritual Israeltes are
not to wire-pull and decide for them
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
Rate Increase Suspended.

Washington.-Pro increases In
lake and rail freight rates, both east
and west bound, were suspended
Monday by the interstate commerce
commission for investigation of theiI
yeasonablsness,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27

These records Of Divine chastise
ments, of Israers subsequent repent
ance and Of the Lords deliyerance are
proofs Of the Divine Love for that con-
secrated people. So far as we have In
formation, the Divine Power was not
thus exercised upon other nations for
their reproOf, correction, etc. They
were left as aliens from God and His
covenant and promises.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27

idolatry to self,
wealth, fame, etc.
Rather, the Lords
chastisements are
sen t to correct
while still there Is
in our h ear t s
something Of ODE
dience and love
toward HI m-be-
fore the world, the
flesh and the Ad-
yersary capture us
COmDletply.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27

selves who shall be
their spiritual lead
ers, but are to look
to the Lord TO raise
up from time to
time such leaders
as He may please.
The acceptance Of
these as Gods APP
pointees does not
necessarily mean
their selection by
ballot, but may be
In dica ted merely
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-27
ALFRED |. AlKENS

Alfred |. Alkens Of Worcester, Mass,
10 a member Of the federal reserve
board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Alleged Automobile
Thieves Mere Bows
Fled to FL Reno

Information charging two boys. Clcm
Baker and Robert Grior with stealing
u Ford ear belonging w g. G. Patton
from In front uf the FrdrnI mildmr
Monday was filed In Justice uunucr.
court by County Atloruc, rmnn Tue.
dny When the theft uf the ear wos
reported, the nearby towns were mott
ned, nnd the boys were lorntI u ll
urne Mondnv evening Deputy Shrr
Ut W. y Witchor went to EI Reno
I" bring the boys hnrk 1uu,1o, morn
ng
As both the hoys are minors they
cannot hr Wrnigurd ou u criminal
charge hut win hc auUimcd us drlm
NO'nls Tuesday afternoon 300 nouucII g
court Tho cusc Will hp turned over to
lh' county Judge II, he Inns exclusive
jurisdiction over minor cases uf this
Nlh0 The bows have given their moth
rr- ana the pullro much trouble Mon
lny Irmut officer llupklu, told the
bnkrr boy thai uulr., me- accompanied
MS mother iu rrNu.. ns She wished. he
would arrest him The md- then took
The machine and fIpd tu un,r the
threatened arrest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Second Greatest
Medical Society
Begins Sessions

DALLAS. Tex. Nov 9 IAu south
rIn Medical association Ju urUulHH
ilon With nearly d.Uou member. from
ifir"u southern states. formally open
rd it, ninth annual convention here
Tuesday with about 1000 uf lIs mem
hers present The official aunuunpr.
mrnt "r the convention ranks The a,,u.
'lhtlun n the -,vuud grrntr-t medical
organization 10 \mrrro and Ay. that
one ~ Its mniu objects Is Go .ruUi,pr,
The tropical ul-ru,r- which have inter
fer"d Sn much with rnr agricultural
ana Industrial d'uIu.m ul The
South
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09

Attorney General 1t Ia Said Refuses to Give Opinion Holding
That Ant-Nepotism Law Is Invalid-Many Relatives OF
Officers Now Holding Fat State Jobs

IAT l. It special session . 'o
w legislature, the ou likely viii TINT Of no Io~
o prohibiting nDIeim rhr giving Of employment
% 300 oflcu um'iu
Recently . authoritative governor a.h. N-
Gur1u T. tIrcug him opinion lo tlr effect N .r
nw prohibiting npotIsm practically mIotrul
1t Is snd no'"fiHt
while the might b" yu, 10 nevertheless cff'oi" aud Ho
ulny u % .rulrn his office
behalf d
GOVERNOR, ouln"l. toward him hr- ',oul extremely yrlI
Nid Test
Ihr
holding office
nu, r" Of Ici'lt ru'"d o. "u
uu OF Iu uurr,ua,
\
Ir v hl l guilty u mi-l"uor aud subject tom nr OF n"t
u.,I rao Sl"" wa SHALL FORFEIT ms "Ilrl
prohibiting urI"u,m t subject +" ..In.
Gornor Is Interested
Il B, possible nr alleged desire elf. an "'n %
Ir , adviser r uttuIoI~m aw Is unguttl H'"
ice % serving under state employ
lHr up>t,r Iruiunr md hn brother juloW drawing 5000 uy
uuu|ogoo. ,' uo .ulc 'oJ"lnlo commission
ut lil
should bo rr'n- lr' affecting Tie hrau'lr o." l" @
um'Hl mutH ol common knowledge lot nr .1' ."loll
.oru'a with appointments
our Department. 90 Uf rmI".w iN"
in
.uu,r % of ,olI"tatIfl w
ormr . n examiner and Inspector Numor' on",
Gaul 10
O, r
o,l rnaur statement nnIo Tuesday by tronk ~ut president
" Alexander relative tu" Nurrl into
l replied ImIl demand the
until Saturday II 1t complied NilNr viii
ur'H'} To- legal action ad when into court VAN H. eArt
/, uk" the uoI0ll-u uN wd al'
% relative " officer Is m
department Doe application ANA
with Investigation prosecutions,
is scarcely comfortable " those vlo know themselves subject
In prosecution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09

81. .UW. lHIr tonight ami warmer
BOO VOC nrrIfHu Wednesday uYriI
Iu|Hf m1 warmer
kuu.N. IHr. cloudy tonight and
Wun..HHI NHrmur tonight and In pa,t
portion Wednesday.
Louisiana Tonight unsettled cooler Boz
northeast portion Wednesday unsettled
Nrhwsu, Iuuip't ralr rnolor c,.rnf
o. uNtrrmr north puriw- Wrdne.d1,
uiu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
LUNG ENTITLED To
CHANGE OF VENUE
County Judge IwiCk Says Officer
Charged With shooting Chief Can
cape Being Tried hy Him

NO disposition ur the Lung case was
uJlu hy the county ruwt Tuesday, and
g. Is thought that llic hearing on n
change of venue from Judge Hwick's
court win come later In the week
According TO the Judge, there Is uu
doubt hut what the change will he
grnnted. Ns the statute expressly pro
Nides that change, on preliminary,
may be- taken from his court ~ Jus
tirc. or Vice versa, rs both courts have
equal jurisdiction IA such cases.
Whether the case viii he sent 10
Justice Nnupin Real, Hawkins or
bradshaw, is not known. hut mdlca.
tiuus seem to favor either " the first
two named Justices uomcu and Me
Williams nre disqualified hy the fnct
that change from pomclls court
tu McWillinms was taken and McWu.
llnms tried the ease
It Is probable that the matter will
hc taken mp 10y Judge Xwlrk an Thurs
dnk or Fridny and sent by him tn one
of the Justices numpd above, who viii
immediately start the hcurug of tho
second preliminary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
RU~NINN MINISTER QUITS

rrlGmtNp No, % Minister NJ
A.r.mm hl.tu-uru hu, been rr
lIrtud uf H. ru-' 1 N, own rcuuc,l
10 is announced f.r rru-nu- OF health" "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
NEUTRALITY TABOO IN SPAIN

MADRID, ..uv q An attempt made
In the senate by Amos salvador for
mer minister of finance, a. define ncu.
'ralitv resulted In rchukc from Pro
mlcr nato. who deprecated all public
discussion of neutrality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
BASEBALL PEACE
SEEMS ASSURED
Warning Leagues Said to Be
on Verge of Final Settle
ment-Feds Win Out

Gan FRANCISCO. Soy 8 Peace
~ Soon viii he declared with the
Federal League on terms highly sal
tfactory' tu organized baseball cha,
II. Ehhcts, president NJ the brooklyn
Nationals said uu his arrival here
Tuesday Ia attend Hn convention NJ
the National Assurinrou Professional
inschnll leagues.
INDIANAPOLIS, No, % Federal
league club owners were IN ludmnnpu
ls Tuesday fcr the annual meeting of
tho league II was believed only ron
tine business with be- transacted here
ana TINT negotiations fnr pcurr with
organized baseball will hc discussed
nj q meeting tn be- held iu the uoAt
few days IN French lick Ind, or IL
Chicago
II was reported that Cmr'cs Co
miSkcy, owner Of the ChIrugo Amurl
cans lncoh Ruppcrt ~ the New lorE
Americans. and u representative of Nm"
New York Nationals, we're among lhusn
who have mude hotel reservations a,
Frouch Lick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-09
Great Brjt6n's Cup of Woe
Nolo Filled to Brjm by Unrest
IN Indla; Kitchener Going There
One of Most Influential Princes Is Dpo8ed and H Saunch
Supporter of the Britsh-K2heners Selection Pacher
Based Upon His Previous Service in Orient

WASHINGTON, \oN. y-FTl Kitchener, ultimate
slrriOu absence is by
confidential information here Tuesday be India where
according to the information British
grnr,, kno,u
British
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14

A COW is a very good animal in the held. but we turn her out of garden Johnson.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14
CANNERIES MUST PAY
 FISH TRAP LICENSE

In a decision rendered Wednes- day by Judge Jennings it is held that the territorial legislature of Alaska has perfect right to levy taxes on the fishing industries and on the fish traps maintained by the canueries Of Alaska.
 Tho cannery men maintained that the Organic Act did not give the legislature the administration of the fishing industry and therefore they had no power to levy special taxes on them. They also contend ed that the word fish trap" is not word and has no meaning.
 In the decision the court held that the legislature was given spec ial privilege by congress to levy on the fishing business by a clause of the Organic Act, and that the con teutiUn about the word fish trap was not well taken. The word was held to be one of common use iu the fishing industry and the court would have to take it at the same valuation and meaning.
 The decision rendered was in the case of the territory of Alaska against the Hoonah Packing com pauy. The case against the AL aska Pacific Packing company was decided at the same time as stip- ulat;oa had been filed by Attorney Cheney, stating that they would abide by the decision of the first case.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14
COUNSEL AND CLIENT.
A Lawyer's Right to OefOnd a PrIsonOf
 He knoWs to Be Guilty.

ta1 ANlANNFo AG Og ~NafHgs
 Ought an advocate to defend pris- oner whom he believes to be guiltyr Mir. Justice Darling in 0 case in which a solicitor was the plaintiff made some observations on this familiar problem which ought not to go unrecorded. He protested, says the London Globe against the notion that lawyer whether barrister or solicitor, was un- der an obligation to cease to conduct case which he realizes to be bad.
 If an advocate in the course of a trial for murder comes to recognize that his client is guilty is be-" asked the learned judge, ito say to the court Hang my clientT" Judges have sell dom asked about the ethics of adVo- cacy in open court. It wasr however, in considered judgment in the court of exchequer that Baron Bramwell made his famous contribution to the discussion.
 "A mans rights" said the baron, "are to be determined by the court, not by his advocate or counsel. It Is for want of remembering this that foolish people object to lawyers that they will advocate q case against their own opinions. A client is entitled to say tc his counsel: I want your advocacy, not your Judgment, l prefer that of the court" Mir. Justice Darling, in the jargon of the courts, cOncurs.
 Laymau have usually been readier than lawyers to discuss the ethics of advocacy. What do you think of sup porting a cause you know to be badT Everybody knows Dr. Johnson's reply when Boswell asked him this question. sir, you do not know 1t to be good or bad till the judge determines 1t"
 Less generally known Is Sydney Smiths contribution to the discussion. Justice Is found eXperlmentally to be most efTectually promoted by the oppo- site efforts of practiced and ingenious men presenting to the selection of an impartial judge the best arguments for the establishment or explanation of truth. It becomes, then, under such an arrangement the decided duty of an advocate to use all the arguments in his power to defend the cause be bas adopted and to leave the effects of those arguments to the judgment of others" This was said in an assiZe sermon the famous wit preached at York in lS2I.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14
MANY TOURISTS SPENDING
 SUMMER IN NORTHERN TOWN

Juneau Dispatch, Aug. 18th: That the residents of Skagway are fille@ with an optimism this year as a result of the large tourist trade and the developments in that section which are proposed within the next couple of years, is the as sertrou of Judge II. B. LeFeyre, who returned from there on the Dolphin.
 MT. LeFeyre says the gardens there this summer are wonderful and that one in particular, that of Fred Weber, is without a doubt the shov garden of Alaska and is far ahead of the average garden in the states.
 Discussing Skagway, MT. LeFere said: Tue town has spent a great deal ot money this summer in lay Ing new sidewalks all over the town, greatly adding to the ap- pearanCe of the streets.
 Many of the old buildings have been torn down and others moved to new locations, and nearly every buil1in0 in the town has been 'giy- ea a fresh coat of paint this year.
 Mrs. Pullen has made many i'm proYcments in the Pullen House and the grounds during the past year aud Is getting a greatly in creased business as a result.
 There are 20 tourists who are spending the summer in Skagway this year, as against 10 last year, and 5 the year before. The 'peO- pie there feel that Skagway is to becoms a Mecca for tourists i'll the near future and are planning to handle the trade.
 The high water in the Skagway river lately did a great deal of dam
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14
EDITORIAL PAGE

age to farms and crops on the Op- posite side of the river from the town and the small farmers there are rather hard hit.
 The bridge oyer the river will be built in the near future and this is an encouraging sign to the citi- zeus e the town as they feel the wa gou road to the summit will be buil- in the near future, which will open up q great deal of good farm ing land which is now lying idle.
 The new Moore wharf ranks as the best in Alaska and it certainly is q good one," said MT. LeFeyre'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-14
Sln0 RcWlrd. SIlO

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