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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-04

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
BETTER THAN ALL THE TARIFFS.

Financial experts thing and that is that the
United States has had the worst financial system the world
but under the federal act they this country
titled to- and has acquired the best system in the world
Thus spoke Charles Summer Hamln, governor of the fed
era board in addressing group of leading Portland
bankers OF experience of ability and who would
quickly have demurred had not the statement been
If that statement be true, and that has frequently
been made but denied far have by
of financial experience then the Wilson admins
raon has accomplished thing alone which entities to be
regarded the greatest administration the country
since the days of Lincoln
What matters difference between high tariff theories
compared with revision of currency system that will
forever make impossible repetition of the disastrous financial
depressons that have been the of this country oten
decade of application of wrong tariff policies could not do
the harm this nation that done almost in single by
the panic of 1907 when nearly every dollar of money the
nation took to and hid itself away causing sudden
stoppage of closing the doors of nearly every
the pulling of the fires in nearly every furnace and
ton of all other activities in almost working day
Scarcely single concrete illustration be found TO
verify the correctness of the doefu predictions
of reduction in the tariff but everybody the effects of the
panic of 1907 and of 912 and many panic
1892 and some few still remember that of 1873 Again say
that not all the doeu things predicted because change
the tariff of them should could
IN evil effects the country and its people with the
financial panics that have swept the country And
rency law has been enacted told has been enacted
that will prevent these pancs giving this nation the best
rency laws OF nation EARTH then that the admin
straon which has given the country such law will live
the greatest administration since Lncon.-Capita News
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
BACK TO THE OLD ROOST.

Now that the issues of the campaign of 1916 already
being outlined and discussed and the egbes in Republican
ranks being sized up much is heard from Republican
of the absolute necessity of putting the old g. o. p
bosses back the saddle before prosperity and welfare will be-
stable.
And although will take issue the above statement
reenstang the Republican party power equivalent
ensatng the old machine rule gangBarnes Cannon and all
the rest For in this time of preliminary campaigning
ganzaon called the not much to cleanse Repub
ranks and Dust the old political parasites but rather the old
sandpat howl OF let well enough alone and stick together
In unity there strength though the union purpose
be improper So instead of cleansing quarters and kicking
the gangers and bosses in the ranks the old pracal
hold the fort and invite the progressive wayare
feet have but briefly travelled the straight and
alleged political purity to come back to the old roos
That this is true find proof in the boldly announced
return OF the rrng progressive Senator Pondexter of Wash
ngon Only recently he added his usy shout to Roosevelt
that the Grand Old Party is rotten to the Nor has
dicaed since his announcement that it is different he de-
sres to get back on the same louzy roost.
Look further to the political elgi
bes to head the Republican presidential ticket face Wood
Wilson in 1916
Here find Borah, Republican by election, Progressive
by personal announcement and neither during the
pagn OF 1872 but of late announcing his determination
cep the Republican nomination 1916 for president M
him. Borah has always been deeply interested in sef
and pe and will wear any political if it Borah
Even old trust busting big stick and progressive cleaner
L. H. Roosevelt has been announced by Borah being willing
to HE himself back to the Republican menagere after short
term of roaming in the wds of natural state.
The citation of these noables is sufficient without naming
others of lesser fame The Come back as YOU are and
leave were Reference to we is meant to include
the obJectonabes which made the Republican party obiec
tonabe to Teddy and his decpes made impossible
TO cleanse the old organization without forming party
the ProgressVes stated These however maintained the
republican party organization when the others left home
they will dictate the terms when the deserters back
So in 1916 it is planned to invite the wanderers back to
presidential battle by Boss Barnes and his euenants in
days of yore
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
SEES BETTER TIMES AHEAD.

Congressman Addison T. Smith on his recent arrival in
Twin Falls from the East interview News of his
home city in which he departed from the usual carpng attitude
of Republican congressman and injected optimism
statement He says:
While the last congress enacted beneficial
legislation great many laws passed which we're
entirely experimental of which have been
source of disappointment to the administration.
81 think the great mass of the people glad con-
gress has adjourned, and they endeavorng to be
patient while the policies of the administration
are being tried out.
Business conditions in the east are rapidly improv-
lng and many manufacturers resuming operation
after many months of dleness. In New York, Buffalo
and Chicago observed that the employment agencies
are active IN supplying the demand for labor. The
banks are carrying large deposits and apparently all
that is needed to bring about renewed industrial
activity is restoration of confidence As firm be-
lever in the policies of the Republican party do not
believe have real solid prosperity all over the
try until the Republicans again CONTROL
OF eastern travel to the exposition and the visitors Idaho
may expect, and of the state itself he states:
Everyone who this country cannot help but be
favorably impressed, and many of them will doubtless
determine to locate here result of their visit
policies and the necessity of it's ascendency again give real
solid prosperity This is perfectly natural he is Repub
can and was elected under that banner.
Unlike of his brehern he is enough OF citizen and
honorable enought to admit that prosperity present and
better times ahead Others change their attitudes
day to day for the popuace cannot be deceived all of
The necessity OF republican return to reensae prosperity
been adudged poor slogan and the progressive the
party that the party expects to get the
1916 campaign they must drive the bats from the roos and
present progressive front to the voter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
WHEN rs A BOOM NOT A BOOM.

The American Economist journal devoted exclusively to
advocating high protection, will print any rot, no matter
whether the writer be of large small cabe provided always
the matter is strictly the interest of protected predatory
monopoly
The issue prints who processes to
have 40 years experience in Wall Street. in which the writer
signs cold Wall Street, explaining why there boom on in
the New York stock exchange The
but interesting Illustrating what buncome will sometimes
push into print.
This writer who broke in-or ou-as you please whose
literary attempt reminds of the meaningless antics
chasing his tall seeks to establish that there boom
exchange circles otherwise than Washington
that there is That the soaring the price of stocks does not
necessarily follow business revival That the democratic ad
mlnsraton is not the of the BOOM That Republican
administrations only start booms that that real old noisy
boom boom! boom! kind That in reality the boom it
boom.
Then this party who evidently became demented reading
the Economist pos it all by saying that the present boom
which Is not boom and attendant high stock prices
come to stay several years To make that the fatal i'm
preston will not be received by the reader this so called
boom something which the democratic administration can re-
celve credit for he outlines the two main of the
The are to quote cheap money in all the markets
OF the world and hope of return of the Republican party
power but mainly the hope of return of the P in which
the Economist of concurs
This is in substance all the writer has to saw The boom
which he seeks explain he is due cheap
winch means peny of available credit This indicates large
reserve 1t resumption of investments Plenty of
money mas always indicated prospey lack of money depres
sion. For example times extremely hard in Canada at
present Money and unobtanabe there But they
were able to to the United States recently
large loans of American bankers also been
made European countries recently and always has
been of the best tests of prosperity depression has
ways the suspension of payments Then money cannot be
had
Therefore there money available to invest and snecuate
stocks When the pecuator invests stocks he looks for
probable return For example steel the favore during
the recent boom That stock went the highest must
offered the best indications of returns The following
dispatch dated April 81 from New indicates the
decided improvement in the steel and iron indus
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06

try in the fiscal statement of the United States
corporation for the first quarter of the calendar year,
issued today.
''Taking the report by months it shows that March
earnings 49, 004 1885, against Ash 05S in Feb
ruary and 1885,, 167 in January.
''Total earnings $12 457 809 gain Of ST ,524,
639 over the preceding quarter the net income show
ing increase of $685. 315.''
This shows steady increase in the volume of business 70
three months with April figures yet to be complied There
the principal for the in steel
profits and brilliant future prospects Without going further
the above indicates that prices stock and securities bring
governed by the outlook of the business which the stoc
represents Cheap the other necessary factor in tn
BOOM The high prices which farm products bring anothe
factor. All indicate prosperous conditions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
GOOD IN SPITE OF BAD INFLUENCES

The Republicans have said and still that there
can be no prosperity under Democratic administration Now
they admit that things looking bright and brighter and add
that there can be no true prosperity until Republicans
ensated Depression has been blamed soey Democratic
administration The conditions obtain before
when we were pictured ruin How the country be
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
IDAHO is ALL RIGHT.

From north Idaho the reports that the mining indus
try is booming with better prices for lead copper and other
mine products with larger output and with greater Of
men at work.
From the furt sections such Weiser and Payete
the reports that the outlook for crops could not be improved
upon. This is true of all the fruit sections.
From the southeast the reports that another great
wheat crop the dry farm section is practical certainty
Sugar beets and farm crops in general promise big yield
From the Twin Falls section the reports that the out
look for alfalfa potatoes fruit and farm products of all kinds
are fully up to the standard Of other years.
Sheepmen debating whether to sell their wool at 30
cents hold for 3d. Horses big demand because of
the Cattle going at fine prices This is also true of
lambs and mutton.
Lumber mills opening and going back to
work Everywhere there is returning spirit of optimism
I'm defiance of adverse legislation, official nermeddng
political agitation and professional knocking Idaho forging
ahead 1T proves that dusry frugay and
the winning cards always.-Idaho Review.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06
THE POLITICAL SIDE.

Some of the nation publications notably those of repub
faith less disturbed by what they deem the
political side of the Barnes Roosevelt
Maybe the dvugng of various republican secrets during
the progress of the will have effect the future of
republican politics. and maybe not but at any rate it would
those not particularly concerned with what happens
republican leadership that entirely too much stress be
placed the soaed political phase of the present unpeas
antness between Mr.. Barnes and the colonel
There nothing particularly surprising in the revealing
of the peculiar methods Of bosssm that existed under repu
supervision and least of all that the colonel should have
bosssm of the kind in which he participated equta
BILE from his standpoint-Butte Miner
Observing the success of the Billy Sunday methods in the
matter of conversion Puck suggest that the attempt
be made apply the methods other church
and activities proposing the following formulas:
Pastor christening infant -"What do you want to call
this hunk of excess baggage, Bo?''
Presiding Person. miserable mutt giveth this skirt
to be married to this gink? The Brides Father-Im the
guy
Industrious Usher-"slide, you icecarts! slde'
low lived tightwads'
Sunday School Superintendent you little fivvers
that want to swat Satan, stand one leg''
If favor war; dig trench your back yard fill it half
full OF water crawl into it, and stay there for day with
out to eat get unac to shoot you with brace of
revovers and machine and you will have something just
good and will your country great deal
Appeal to Reason.
The current of events shows there is little con-
dence expressed by Republicans themselves that the
calamity bowling tariff clustering necessity of Repubicanism
to have prosperity allegations will have any effect in influence
ing the voter The present sentiment is that the party
clean house.
Senator Borah states that the Republicans nominate
for president party is doomed to defeat So
stated Senator Moses Capp of Minnesota Progressive Repub
can This seems to be the real sentiment Republican ranks
ut recommends Wilson in itself
Uncle Sans immigration inspectors present very
busy keep back of aliens who are crossing tho
Canadian boundary to into the United States Depres
sion Canada real and the has certainly stopped the
wheels OF progress within neighbours domains
"Sheepmen debating whether to sell their wool
at 30 cents or hold it for 35."-Idaho Review
WE'LL WE'LL what will happen to the sheepmen if the demo-
cratic free trade tariff contnuesNorhern Idaho News
Consider the Allies in the field; they lose not neither do
they win-Philadelphia North American
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-06

prosperous when is alleged that the old depressing eff
fecs exist hard to explain If this is true good times have
come in spite of evil Democratic influence.
The 1907 panic in Republican days. In like
might be said that fell in spite of the good influence OF Re-
pubicansm Or perhaps the 1907 panic unavoidable
act of God 1t unavoidable Democracy had been in
would have been Democratic Panic Why not credit
it to Repubcansm9
Would it not be better to honestly admit that pancs
fruits of many evils War; pestence famine money interests
and big business who dspeased systems,
tariffs all these and effect in causing depression
These corrected set of who efficient
be conscientious safely guide the ship
lof state
One Wilson is better than thousand Murphys Sulvans,
Penrose Barnes and their k Judge the party by those who
shape it's policies Judge the candidate by his intellectual and
moral cabre and his freedom from political dominance of
rupt party leaders and bosses.
Good times here and will continue not in spite of bad
influence, but by that good influence and better
dons the ascendancy and have the bad
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08
THE COTTON MARKET

Cotton spectators have Just about
been forced to realize that there has
not been enough Gotten made to meet
the demand and that high prices must
rule.
For a few weeks an effort was
made to work the top crop fallaoy on
the market. but the excessive rains In
some parts Of the cotton area and
drouihy weather In other sections. to-
gether with positive destruction by
storms and boil weevlls have conspir-
ed to head on all argument that any
thing like a normal crop would de-
veiop
Bears hoped for some degree Of
comfort from the government rep@t
Ct condition to be sert out Monday.
but there was no sugar In It for them.
Cotton In Interior towrs In Texas sold
Monday as high as N cents This
drop OF half cent from the previous
week was probably due to the fact
that Il IS mld-season In the South
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08
10 BOOM YOUR TOWN


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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08
WAR roo EXPENSIVE

II is strange that any American
citizen would want the United States
to 30 to war, when II Is considered
that the cost Of war In Europe is so
enormous that the people there viii
be impoverished by taxation for at
least four generations. The poor chill
dren yet unborn will come into life
crushed under the weight Of public
debt incurred by war lords, whc
brought on the strife through selfish
ambition
American postcrity will be taught
to love the memory OF American al
ers who had the wisdom, the 0rm-
Eess. the clearness OF vision and the
enlightened Christian spirit to main.
tain National honor and dignity
without plunglng the nation into the
vortex Of human strife.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

The Signal has faith In scurry coun
~ The soil. the water, the climate,
the citizenship are the best In the
world. The Signal e. scurry County's
paper The people read it. II is here
to tell about the human activities and
10 advocate an measures that tend
to the moral. intellectual. social and
material upliii
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

Somebody wanted Judge TAFT to
stand for nomination for Republican
President. but he declines. Judge TAFT
is friend to the Wilson adminlstra.
ton. Tho margin for iisues between
these two men is too narrow TO form
O basis for national compaign. The
tarln question and the matter Of ma
lIonal finance are not apt to enter In
to the coming campaign Wilson and
TAFT are In harmony on international
matters. Both men stand for great
or. q purer. a cleaner America
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

Mr. bryan, 1t Is said, received 81.
500 for his peace talk In Boston
recently Making hay while the sun
shines" as It were.-Coieman Demc-
orat-volce.
Separating Bostonians from their
coin is easy for men who knows how.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08
MIN

People who contcnded that a re-
duction Of the supply Of cotton would
not cause the staple to sell At high
price are agrocahly discounted this
fall, since crcp three fourths a.
large as that Of last year is bringing
more than one and half better
price.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

The plan Of a county hospital
should receive the attention of the
people as a whole. No one institution
would be- Of more direct heneht than
a hospital that would take care Of all
local patients. Worlds OF scurry
county money goes out to other
places for surgical operation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

The recent tropical storm which
swept the Gulf and Atlantic Coast
from New Orleans to Cape Hatteras
destroyed not less than 500 lives.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

The British and French forces gain
eli a splendid victory over the Ger
mans in last Saturdays battle.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

obituaries and notices Of chart
cable or church entertainments
wnere admission ia charged, will be
charged for at the rate Of az cents
per line.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

Drink Muscadlnc Punch Mt Smiths
Confectionery. 12tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

with the price Of cotton going sky
ward also cotton seed. prosperity Is
bound to reign.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

Clean your flues before you build
a FIRE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

Thank goodness the water foun-
talns on the square have been cleaned
out. They contained tin cans. trash.
dirt. cat fish perch. tadpolcs' etc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-08

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