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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-02
WOULD THROW LAND
OPEN TO SETTLERS


Senator Borah Of Idaho started a
crusade for Eastern cooperation on
matters of opening up the West to
settlement and of stopping the great
exodus to Canada, in a speech deliv-
cred recently in Philadelphia. The
speech contained many things which
will at once be recognized as truths
by all Westerners. 1t appears In
part below:
Pennsylvania has 28,s80,640
acres within her borders. In 1910
she had population Of 7,665,1ii.
In 1912 she had total assessed val
uation of about $6,474, ,227, ,59s.
This gives an idea of her great
wealth as state and an indication
of how you have built up this COM
monwealth.
In Idaho we have a territory
withdrawn from use or private en-
try and tied up as forest reserves,
| n, ,7i2, $50 acres, considerably more
than half Of your great state. Near
ly 80 per cent Of our entire state Il
, withdrawn from entry and use. We
, cannot tax 1t and cannot impose up.
. on it any of the burdens of state
: government. We must, however
enforce the criminal laws Of the state
? over the entire area. The other Il
{ per cent of the state must pay tn
9 burdens of the entire 100 per cent
0 Would you people Of Pennsylvania
0 like to experiment with that proposi
) ton?
s During the past five years NOR
h than one hundred thousand America
n citizens have each year passed int
is Canada to acquire homes and homs
It steads. They are of that class 6
/ men who constitute the best there
It in American life because they Ar
d state builders. pioneers in the deve
opment Of new countries, and will
N the end furnish food for the grei
in congested centers of the Unite
3 States.
CT Il assert that Of seventeen millie
or acres Withdrawn as forest reserv
ut tions in my state at least five millie
m acres of it would, if permitted to
es used, make homes and eonstitu
IS successful agricultural communitis
ID We have no objection in retainil
D. the other twelve million acres as #
IT, est reserves. But we say that t
or inclusion in the forest reserves
IL five million acres Of agricnitui
IL land, while thousands and thousan
in Of homeseekers are finding homes
air another country, is not conse rvatis
It does not even rise to the dign
:" of well directed stupidity; it j
crime. | presume that condition :
aid continue for a time, but such stup'
the dous folly will not be permitted
,ho ter intelligent American peo
Nanaa IN understand the facts -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-02
WILL TEST THE
PROHIBITION Law


That the statewide prohibition law
passed by the last legislature and APP
proved by the governor, effective
Jan. /, 1916, will be attacked in the
courts on the grounds of its alleged
unconstitutionality, is the informa-
ton secured from an authentic
source, says the Capital News. The
attack will also be centered on the
companion law, known as senate bill
No. so which provides the machinery
to make Idaho a dry state. The So
called possession" clause in the act
will be centered out as one of the un-
constitutional sections. The supreme
court will therefore be called upon to
pass upon the two new statutes. con-
sidered the most important passed by
the Thirteenth Idaho legislature. The
announcement does not come as sur
prise. In fact it has been expected
by friends Of both laws that its en-
emies, failing to prevent passage in
the legislature will make their last
stand before the courts. They claim
to be confident that the two acts are
unconstitutional and expect to be
able to prove this. Friends of the
measures are just as confident they
are constitutional.
It is also interesting to note, say
those who have followed passage Of
prohibition measures in the two statei
Of Idaho and Utah. that in Utah the
prohibitionists will attack the vett
action of Governor Spry on the state
t wide prohibition bill on the ground
that the act became a law through
expiration of the time limit givel
him to sigh it. The records, it
said, show delivery of the bill; tina
y it was held over the time limit al
a lowed and that after this time limi
I expired Governor Spry disapprove
! it.
The attack of the anti-prohibitio
r advocates on senate bill No. SO,
ii the courts, even were they success
full, would not cause the entire a.
to be declared unconstitutional fl
n parts of It can be so declared witho,
,e affecting other sections. The clai
al is made that senate bill No. so TAX
as away a constitutional right from re
. idents of this state in that it prohi
ii its them from having in their pc
= session unless secured under certi
up cate and then only for medicinal
en- mechanical purposes, intoxicating
quors. Private consumption Of
- - quor therefore is prohibited and
od dividuals cannot sIi7 liquor to th'
lar homes and there store it for tn
elf own private use, it is alleged.
" The prohibition district bill is 5;
IN ~ to have been drafted by some of |
yilI most able attorneys in the state v
an were particular to frame II 20 Il
none of its sections would be unc
stitutional. IL was redrafted seve
Dir- times with this object in view, i
and said. and when finally approved 1
rus introduced. is said to have met
;n ho legal requirements.
Ios. n Just what form the attack !
lbs made % the prohibition law
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-02

Washington. March si:-Dis-
patches TO the villa agency here To-
day say that General Cara. NJ the
head oE the Mexican City govern
ment. has paid 70 the widow oi
John b. McManus. the American
killed By Zapata troopers 10000
pesos. which at the present rate Of
exchange equals approximately Sl1'
500 In gold. a. indemnity.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-02

All game and fish licenses expir-
ed Wednesday night, March 81, and
it will be necessary for the sports
man to procure q new license for
the next open season. Beginning
yesterday trout fishing win be clos
cd for one month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-02

the courts il not known. Senate bill
No. SO did not carry an emergency
clause and Is therefore not effective
in local option counties now and will
not be until so days has expired fol-
lowing the adjournment OF the legis-
Iature. The action therefore attack
ing the measure may not make its
appearances for several weeks.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-08
Drict aus otm 5blbfugrabtn.
Ger 3auf eines 5%elharauen fir attte.
rifnnifde Q~iebeSan6e.

Sn aqer Stiue ipirb BON ben 9eutfhs
Qmeritdnern bteI getbau fir bic griper
In Der aIten 6eiulatb. SIN aIer Stiqe =
niht ettpa. tptit mir neutral inb; mir
MAIDEN bic Rom6bie nift mit, mir iinb
nidt neutral, infer gauges Genten uno
GihIen, lniere btiBtiteu Diiu1de iinn
auf Geiten Der 8eutfhen. Sn aIler StitIe
gsfditbi, tuas geidie6t, neil man bon
benz 5elbftoerItdnbliden, bon Der erfiiIten
9fliat ntht biel auFHefeus maht. Bas
mir t1ur, mas mir benz 0dterfdnb uno
unEeren 2ieben In Der alten 6einatb unb
iebert. Der urs nls Observation-Disclosures
ger t9euer gep0rbtn, eripetitu, lit urs
6er3ensbebiirfnis, has nt6t beg lauten
Rubmes beoarf unb uf4t mad t6uenbem
2pb berEanst. Die That Ietblt i'll 2obu,
Der reidltdl Io9uet.
llnb nift nur bic DtutId amcritantr,
aud bic beutfdsamariianilden Grauen
unD MdbAen betheilissn ii4 an benz 2ies
bestpert; burberte unb tauienbe fleiBiae
9anbs iinb 6ier fit bic beutiden Gotbaa
ten tbdttg; baunerte unb tnilfenbe FleiBiqe
6dube fammeln uub rdben ltub Itriden,
bdmit bic 5iiae Der aiebesga6en tpadIe
nnb ben GmpF6ngtrR bdrt6ue, fpie mtr
bon bier aus 6elfeu, 70 melt Is in u~nIcren
9rdften ite6t. llnb bic ~2iebesga6en ers
rtidsa regeImdbig uno prompt ibren Be-
it%immungsort.
Daft bies bsr San III, bepeifen Bic
9arfesbriefc, Die aus ben G6ibngrdbn
1ier6er atIangeu. Inter bieFen 9riefen
III oiefer 3aeE elmer eingetroffen, Der
tpaht bds aHltlidfe III, ipas an unfreiDifs
ligein 5unpr gefiefegt nerben taurt, unb
babel nirb bisIsr Snn1or our6 bas err
iihttide 9antgefii6t bes G6reibers bers
Hart. Sine Dame, bic felt geginn fes
arieges bon bier aug T~el6fQefridte
Godsn, 9inben, p~alspdrmet unb Inter
bemoen. ltnterboIen nah briibeu Tdidte,
folaenbss Dantfdreiben bon einsn
Gelberauen:
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Dit AaBhnmnt.
S6cn bOr fe63ia 3ahrcn reate iid Der
Saf gegen GuGlauh.

QiFauer's a9abgeIang" 1T auh in Gng'
lamb melt b%efauut; bic GngIdnber baden
NIT Gtauueu unb Ghrtdsn ben1ertt, tpte
mddttg bic 6laRmfn bsB 6aTes geger
bic 8riien aaflobern; fe hatteu bic gntmiis
thisen 0tutihen zines oerdrt ~elementoren
8efl9Is nidt fdbig ge6dlten. Der bers
~porragehoe Ghortomponift unb Sampbos
infer 6ran8 MaherboTf bat ben 6aBges
fang IN Muiit seItbt uno feline g~trtonung
foH bic aufret3tnbt Dtrfung Der Worte
nod fe1r mefsntti4 beritdrten in
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gerabe8u Elm rebolutiondrer.
Direttor Subert parrb bon ber a6ntgs
Iideu Muiitidule In aonbor bate Fi1
bic aompofitinn berihafft unb urtsr 2eis
tung bes Cir malter Barrett, Dtrigent
Der gborfdute, purbe bag 8ert - oer
9aBgefang gegen England - in England
aufgefl6rt. Cir Malter erIa3te bic
Stubentsn. bic Gimme nit benz n6t6igen
Born bor3utragen. bamit bic 4bfinteu bes
aenpeniiten unb bes 9fhters pol gum
ausbruf tdmer. Die Gtubenteu label
ten, ats rrIlten ie fageu: e. lit uns niat
m1sltd. ans In biefe stimmuug 8u ptrs
iebtn. Qber Fe btrfuhten e.. l3nerit
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6obenlitbta hes 6aIles fR
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unb bic morte e%rfiiaenben QtihtrInaft
nift ent3iebeu. unb ats Cd 81 Dem @6IuBs
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beuif6en 9oItes ausbriidMon ,gngs
ba Itdnben fe o5nig I'm gdnte
oiefes Saifts uab br0hneno. bro6erb, rots
Ienb uab grDlenb Hang bisFts yGuglanbl"
our9 ben Gd1t ID boB bic @dager
por bisftr araft trfhrattn.
Cir 9uberi parrp. iiber bas Bsrt BE-
ir0gt, mtintt: Der manrr, Der bas tom
,onirt bat. beritsbt itd1 auf feline Stunt,
Die Wailiit briidt ben Self bes @eoidtes
aus, lie it fosar nod better
liz bic Morte.4
9ieleidlt tpGre elmer unferer qroben Sc
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ufiihren. Die rGtaais 3eitung@ lit in
'er Gage, 4artitur nnD Gtimmen fret
.nr @efFiisune au ftelIeH. MsnH bas
Cert bas SniereHe Der @H9Idnber bers
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@efdr6te @ferbe.

Bel Qusbru6 ocs arieges tparoe .bia
2on0on" gemeibtt. baB bic 9ofdten ibre
pferbe grim anItret9tn, bamit fie lit Der
2aubTddft ~ptniger ~berbortreten. Sect,
ba in golen Gdnee geTafIen, perben re
bic pferbe pielIeidt peiR Iadirtn. - limb
mas ben RuTen ret6t III, III ben griten
btlig. had elmer ariegstorreiponbtns
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angeItriden, tpoburd bas Sen etnen eel6s
ltden tatidbnliAen Sou betpmmt. Die
Der Brigade fplen ieit6er bebeus
teub ssripser 9etporben fem.
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elrs aafau.

@id 9attrfon = biefe g%erbinbung if
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bung:
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nidts mebr gu thuH, bd man Elm einfas
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man ruff bort niir tns Rdmin: Der
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Der q u uben rdus!
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@eiprad Inn gsaficr.

2ls ipisosr einmal snglifde Gteleute
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@etuets.

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LATONlA DERBY

Cincinnati. June 12.-Royal H.. an
English bred colt. owned by jefferson
Livingston. won the thirty second La
tonia derby today by a full length.
going away. Tetan, paceemaker until
the closing sixteenth, was second. .
length in front of Dor,ch
The race. was worth $10.125 to the
winner and he paid $3.50 for ticket
in the pari mutuels betting.
Royal II. bay son Of Your Majesty
Lady Ethel was off we'll to a perfect
start. When Strengthened out on the
back stretch, Jockey CAM let out a
few wraps Royal H. responded and
gradually closed in on his field CAM
worked him into third position then.
at the mile and quarter. Goose. on
Tetan. noted that Royal H. was on his
horses withers.
\ stirring contest for supremacy fol-
lowed but the gameneSs OF the Eng
lish colt was not to be denied. Grad
ually Royal III pushed forward and at
the final sixteenth pole was In com
manding position and won.
Royal ii was betting favorite with
Emerson Cochran a second choice.
Cochran finished last. Tetan paid
$3.50 for two dollar ticket to place
| and So 40 for two dollar ticket for
show Dortch paid 81 80 for two
dollar ticket for show.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-15
SPRING HOPE DE-
FEATS MIDDLfSEX

Spring Hope. June l2.-Spring
Hope defeated Middlesex on the lat
ters ground by the score Of 10 to s.
Brantiey held Middlesex at his
mercy from the beginning. Bum. for
NiddIeSpx was knocked out in the
fourth inning. Middlesex was out
classed by Spring Hope. The feature
was the double plays and heavy hit
ting Of the Spring Hope boys
MISUNDERSTANDING Hope: Brantley
and Bergeron. Middlesex: Bum. Nor
gan and Johnson
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-15

mentS- 4 little further on are the
houses or Congress. which are beine
repaired. and still further Is the great
theatre which Lopez started but did
not complete. 1t is now used as to-
bacco warehouse BY the government
all OF the tobacco passing through ii
for revision and grading before be-
ing exported