The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-11

THIRTEENTH
Done by Our LeeH-
!. Written by One Who
Been on the Scene.


AZ 8lirteenth Idaho legislature is |
81 b summer north wind. Any |
8itEon that suggests moisture
e ssa4 bet negative vote lest tine |
Oen Tome may not understand. |
e0MI ot be much of u stretch OF |
fH|4gination tn call this law
a lne bpdy the Thirsty Thirteenth.
M ban be no lGgislal ion prOpos-
- III be too dry to command a
his .offIF vote. at least while the
Il II i'm the present state of tim
doya be Hart resolution was
rds FlS ken up and hurried through
nns, MA hope that the dry voters
Is w.M deceived into temporary
,aIvu Dn. This constitutional
mo .Nnt was satisfactory to the
{ u GIL e esls for the reason that it
M af three more battles OF the
0tS Tore it could become effect
ulla AUD ID gave a lease Of life for
M4k years.
Dnulhe 0ker in this resolution was
VuIe dOvered and The lawmakers
" h from home In terms that
sofg4e n afraid. This last protests
III 0Nhe is what makes the legis-
por2 shy about voting even for
u wtffi on scheme. Tie dry farm
den At can get anything demanded,
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made hge.
ions c epublican members of the
nan ng bndy are determined to
lclu m my democratic reforms in
but ant extravagance. The old
gs fed-harded from spoIls and
ndir. te. md any .eform accepted Is
.eaaIon of guilt. There will be
.llIirs vacated by legislative en-.
MI. menl at this session, on that ac-
4s M.
an AAe c0npensation law which has
a nsll promised for so many years will
ars i enacted, but the measure will
ST Joker. in every paragraph.
coRls fefcrm was voted by the people
rmss khe Fepublican party le ders are
this e The great majority of voters,
ss hay are prodde1 to duty like
dry goters keep after their rep.
lntaages.
49,. ha tate institutions WILL all be
: yide4 with funds for the old ex-
pafs fsFa0a les. There is no light
/ n h Inst Dc state educational institu-
ldahis They are commOn source of
lr.aa Is, and they are abOve the taint OF
" idle lhat swamped the political
y oisbltuesons of the past administra-
foraas
ny. y y. heKe Is good chance for the
omfase farm commissioner to he
to sased wen in the face of the senti-
: forat af4inst new offices. This new
for tte HerArtmert is for the farmer
ie'' Is ling recognized in politics as
negef was before. The farm com
r Nonef Is to have a multitude OF
les nd his field Is a broad ore.
Ia IL 8iven the task OF insuring
II c1ans of the most profitable pro.
la oi the farus OF every commun.
10. Il and fnding markets fnr every.
ng flie farmer has for sale.
he n8pOtism bill will probably be.
lie ~. This Law is demanded
one oI the reforms of adminIstTa
a pDdling has been largely q
pills Nair at the capital and in th'
ntle 1t is argued that relatives
ofANH deslIed t. help to yet the
fiddle tather Than to do tile hare
IN tk
Che NlAte road laws will probaOl
chNNe ed so that the county sur
~ Mt be the Official road over
ese afficials will confer to
H ~ hecome a road con mission
W Bate This combined wis
give just a common system
- Improvement that will b
y and effective. The great
oi public revenues has re
Ity a ION impractical road repair
eoHtru tion.
hk lflrteenlh is the most homes
Htical legislative hcdy tina
hled in Idano since We at
4ea tshoOd.
nas been said to be charged Wit
ak n|lons, but the old Joiner
We NiEen this name To all reforr
asaI since the voter assume
y Ka intlnate control Of state affair,
The tftak most feared just now
me2sOre to afford work by th
ue Ia7 all who have no means G
ppa This measure provides fC
- Asan94 10 earn substance b
O,ra Nosk whenever there is not
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