Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-02-18

est progress in the history OF our law
ARTIFICIAL COMPLEXION MIsDEMEANoR
Down in Kansas they do things Kansas senator once
said part Dragging of the products OF the state that
they the the latest hogs the best wheat the
biggest prettest OF any state IN the
United States It that Senator and some otners nave
been deceived in respect. just listen:
Topeka, Kan Feb 10-Kansas women under 40 years OF
age who treat their faces with cos
mecs for the purpose of creating false IMPRESSION WI"
be guilty of misdemeanors and conVcuon De W
fines if bill introduced today in the lower house OF the egs
lature by Representative McGnnis becomes law
Face powder perfume, false hair and bleaching materials
for the hair among the articles the bill orhds women
TO use.
The bill provides that the may not have their ears
pierced or wear earrings parties public place
Another blow at personal liberty There IS one needless
provision in the bill as indicated above and that is kansas
years age That will get all the female CIT
heard of who was over 40 years
Iof age Kansas druggists will doubtless fight the BILL
the bill becomes law deprived of European travel by
may find diversion in visiting Kansas and viewing
woman she really u.s.
Congressman Addison T. Smith using his congressional
frank for the purpose Of distributing campaign literature to
the newspapers Idaho in the interests OF Senator Borah
presidential boom It is not a little surprising TO find
thirty third degree andpatter like Addison l. boosting an
erstwhe progressive like William E. The explanation OF 1t
may lie sentence that slips into Congressman Smiths let
ellis loyalty to the republican cause in 1917 when sym
pay progressive ideas and friendship for leaders IN that
movement beckoned him away exhibition which
admiration and favor leaders OF the party Although
Boah allowed the progressves to believe that he was one OF
the change that there was never any real danger that
would the standpaters who perpeated at Chicago
the scme that made burglary look respectable North
ern Idaho News.
Idahos junior SENATOR James Brady sufficiently
satisfied with his election and perfectly contented to
permit occupy the Of the stage at Washington
Several echoes from Boah have been heard during this session
of Congress but James is noticeaby silent Perhaps he
is conscentousy engaged in running errands for his
suants the Pocaeo Tribune Dragged Of last fall during
the campaign
Among the freak bills at House Bill No 45 by
which passed the house and died in the Senate and
which would deprive the small boy of his air by prohib
tng the manufacture disposal and possession of
the state Judging from the neffecveness Of the breezes
down in the legislature hardly be how wind
dangerous agent in the hands of the irresponsible
The house printing committee admits that mistake
made in recommending the high bidder for the contract of
printing the house bills they say But the committee sub
ms that is is making upfor by other economies Until
today only oofreader has been employed by the commit
tee and for while it is going to struggle along with two
Give the committee credt-Captal News
Congressman Addison T. Smith in a recent communication
from Washington to the Lewiston Tribune considers the avail
ability of public candidates the Republican ticket
for the presidency in 1916 Boah highly favored Is
possible that Addison aspres to the senatorial held
by Borah? Looks If it not impossible that such
pirations exist
state legislature we may believe what we hear from
Boise is not much concerned in listening
suggestions relative to the reduction of expenditures of the
state $OOOOOOOO in nanguratng improved method of
it is in trying to increase appropriations ST 100000
for this session over that of previous sessions.
Funny how it happened every afternoon paper in the
northwest carried the of the former and for
secretary of state in the report of the investigating
mee yet the copy furnished did not contain these
names Come gentlemen be farBoise Capitol News.
at the front saws that the British troops in
the trenches suffering greatly from frozen feet Tt is also
understood that the Brshers at home who won't enlist are
troubled with similar complaintNashve Southern Lunl