Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-08

fnancers but the banker question clearly
enough that the talk about the tariff rotMwaukee
Journal.
Old Uncle Blue Crouch the Republican standby from Pea
Ridge dropped the editor of The New Freedom the other
day with great tale of Il sold yearngs last week.
he said, call 'em yearings coming in April and May
calves might say and all could get for em under this
pesky Democratic administration $40 head tell you
the cattle market plum off, and then there's that bunch Of
ewes bought last and paid 81 head for WELL had
contract the wool at &c and there only lamb yield of 08
per cent and all for the is So head tell you
the sheep business gone the cken could expect
anything else with the democrats running things at Washing
ton and hogs WE'LL I'm plum discouraged the blame grain has
gone high that can't feed em at all and will have to let
em nine cents the hoof Oh tell you its mighty dis
couragng to try to do anything under democratic admins
traon And by the by where's your best automobile dealer
wife and the girls just for big touring to take
trip the Frisco Fair and guess I'll have blow myself
withstanding the pesy democra And he hobbed off to
hold communion with Frank Gooding Doc Belts, Monte B.
Gwinn and few others of the old guardThe New Freedom
The newspapers generally all over the state are having
considerable to for against Governor Alexander
CARDS his veoes and other and of curtang pub
expenditures One pleasing feature in regard thereto the
fact that the most euogsc of the
of the other party who
bitterly opposed his election The fact that Alexander
not talking to the galleries just beginning to dawn upon
the brethren of the quill who had been thoroughly soused
with the after campaign gush that they had lost all
faith in mankind least far candidates for office
concerned partisan victory the great goal to
which they had directed their compass little dreaming that if
elected Alexander had any intention Of redeemng his
agn pledges OF the fact that he has made good his
promises far possible reads like fairy taebu it's
true.-Nezperce Herald.
''The times urgently demand the concerted action
of all conservative men, of whatever past political pre-
objections and affiliations, and who willing to
sacrifice party prejudices and abandon dead party is
Sues for the maintenance of the fundamental princi
pies of the government the perpeuity of the union
and the salvation of the liberties Of the American
citizen
No. it's party, though appearances against
it. 1t is from old crapbook that dates back to 1863 but the
ring familiar that worth reprntng We thought that
fundamental principles of the government and the Liberties
of the American people, danger
that job of saving the country is not oneNorth
ern Idaho News
Now Uruguay is borrowing $1oOoOOoo in this country,
Switzerland is borrowing $1500O0O0 and Italy arranging
for big credit loan These follow liberal loans
an France Russia and Canada and other nations stand
ing in line clamorng for and credit We take
of them, too without inconvenience Since December
OF exports imports have amounted about
$5OOOOOOO of which not than 200 Million at the most
is needed to cancel foreign obligations The remain
ing $3OOOOOOO will go long way of foreign loans
and purchases of American securities held abroad-Wa
lace Weekly Press Times Mining Review.
time ago the Free Press printed an editorial from
the Pocaeo Tribune in which that paper stated that
REPUBLICAN, PARTY is ALWAYS IN THE CLEAR,
NEEDS NO REORGANIZATION NOR UNTRIED TIMBER
dspach from Boise dated March the
publican central committee to meet in Boise in April
that time will reorganze and there will be present United
States Senator's Borah and Brady and Congressman Smith
McCacken presumably for the purpose ceasng conditions
in republican ranks Doubtless there is disagreement
to whether the republican party is always in the clear
While deprecating the conditions in Europe caused by
the international conflict in action and ongratuang
United States for being removed from the and advising
that every effort be made to avoid becoming participant
these papers of the opinion that it be glorious
solution OF the Mexican disturbances to to with that
stricken country ooh consistency thou art Jewell"
With all communication with Germany cut off by the Eng
sh blockade and an announcement that postage letters
dressed to the herand is raised from cents to five cents