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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
ing to hear him affirm his former
position at Boston. when he said.

ing to hear him affirm his former
position at Boston. when he said:
In the south an aroused mob is an
OUTRAGED community which carries out
the law. but brushes aside with mighty
iorce The laws techuicalities and de
Iays. There j. no hyproCritical sancti-
monious violation OF fundamontal
rights under the cloak Of laws bv those
sworn TO uphold the law. the deed -
open and civilization and Justice are
Nlndicated. And when mobs are no
longer possible. liberty will be dead
Now we know what his slogan for
his second candidacy for governor of
south Carolina means. Il is on with
the dance around the stake of burn
Ing negroes and an unlimited hduI.
gence Of the joy Of the mob vindi.
eating the law. so that liberty" may
not perish in the South.
III fares the land. 10 fastening ills a
prey
When Hlease hiatherskites stin hold
their sway.
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RECEIPT FOR HAPPY MARRIED
LIFE

chicago Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs George Hotchkse 90
ln1' Elnwood avenue celebrated
their hffyninth wedding anniversary
Saturday Believing their long years
of wedlock have qualified them az OK
ports on the subject. they drafted
the following rules % insure marital
happiness
Love each other an the time
Keep silent when che wants fo
argue
Keep silent when no. want- to
argue
'iFo GOOD common sense Boz times
of depression
Don't blame your husband whom
hes d0Ing bic best
Don't scold
Have few children playing ar.
ound tho house"
Mr Hofchkiss Del secretary emeritus
% the Lumbormeu's Association ami
has written many book ON the Ium.
Der trade The AGED couple had two
children. one ~ whom be- suU uvine
ind hey have seven grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
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was the last we can see where the
expectations OF the women will be dis
appointed Nor is # possible that
President Wilson has changed his
mind since then. when he relocated
the question Of Woman suffrage 10
the several States. The Congress.
sional Unions attitude toward the
President is one Of 'watchful wait
ing. with a very discouraging pros
pect in view.
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Why are The children auikine. as suik
ln'F 10. DO seems. since school is
largely bulNne in al their future
7rhomee' Why should they hate tho
CHEEKY. f1re0undInr school house
zone They surely must DO weary of
Rames they've PLAYED 10 long Whv
should they dread rofurni8e from
scenes OF idle play fo yondor seat Of
learning. whore wisdom holds ifs
s"tf' Tho ancient man and woman
would pause Tor "a reply. well rIrlr
and boys ore human. and that's thc
reason WHY
forge Mnftncw Afamap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

The New York constitutional conven-
ton refused. TO aFply the nteracy quali-
heation for voters. Yet Il seems TO be a
reasonable requirement that an Ameri-
can voter shOuld be able to read his bal
lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

ing TO make adequate appropriations
for the national defense and after de-
claring that the military branch OF
the government had not been neglect
ed. the administration suddenly re-
verses its attitude and proclaims ia
intention TO make preparedness an
issue. II they are seeking for some
one TO quarrel with on that question
they must quarrel with their own
past record. Now they announce an
Intention TO make the creation Of
tariff commission an issue. They for
get that their own partY-nas been the
only opponent Of a tariff commission
and that such a commission would
now be in existence but for their ne
gative votes.
Parkersburg state Journal--A min
ister IN Atlanta. in a sermon. lustines
the act of the lynchers OF Leo Frank
The. lynchers. are. responsible Tor
what they did. and the minister Is
responsible for what he says. A
preacher standing in the pulpit OF a
church dedicated to the worship or
christianity who endorses crime. VINO
APPROVES Of violation OF the law. VINO
endorses murder. cannot reconcile his
conduct with any rule OF the churcn
or any doctrine OF religion The
lynchers were mob Of murdcrers.
on murder bent and murder accom-
plished. and all the preachers from
the beginning till now cannot Justify
the conduct Of that mob.
Morgantown Post-chronicle- 1ne
attempt made by the friends or the
liquor traffic to get Governor Hatneid
to call a special session Of the west
Virginia Legislature this fall will. OF
course. amount TO nothing. but 10 may
well serve 10 how the temperance
people that eternal vigilance Is the
price OF liberty from the tyranny or
that traffic. The movement r. ap-
parcnuy suggested from out of-thc.
state sources, and b. engineered with.
10 the state by agents OF the liquor
business who are In sympathy win
the outside conspiracy 10 overthrow
the prohibitory feature Of our con
stitution
Tyler County star-Thc editor OF
this paper was drilled In the Old me.
thod 1f oral spelling and DO has beca
matter OF just pride with him that
he is still a good speller While DO
d. doubtless not advisable a spend
as much time a. was used boz the oral
method yet the new method Del not
turning out very many correct spell
lors. u is a lamentable fact that
many otherwise good scholars in
these days are sadly deficient BOO the
art Of spelling What is the resi
trouble7
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Even II you are fun Of a crouch you
can 20 to church tomorrow and get II
out OF your system by criticIzinE the
choir and the preacher
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II Is a wonder the Georgia mob does
not Insist ON the freedom OF the convict
who tried to carry out the mandate Of
the law on Frank and enroll him among
"our best citizens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

secretary Garrison has protested
against Col Roosevelt firing any more
asphyNiatinE bombs into the admins
tration trenches.
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The Walsh report fails 10 stir up en-
thnslasm In any quarter where Il has not
been met with contempt and ridlcuIe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

The war football game is going hard
where the British have just gained 500
yards ON the Gailipol peninsula
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

The government strongly intimates
that Roosevelt will have to keep or the
reservations.
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''rW'F promises not 20 KIN any more
Amerioafs. which b. quite considcratc on
her part
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VIII President Wilson issue "a note on
.ol E0'sevelts submarine warfare
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In The popular vcrnargar this is a
peach of year
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Our country In her intercourse foreign nations
may she always be in the right; but country right OF
wrong" STEPHEN DECATUR
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Sow DO I. Teddy NHo b. coutraetnc the
statement habit
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THE STATE PRESS

Psrkersbura News the utter
snces OF Theodore Roosevelt on the
greatest International question now
before the country there are some TO
condemn and some % praise rhe
News finds in his theatrical command
TO his spall-bOInd audience az the
business mems military training camp
AZ Plattsburg Don't applaud unless
ou feel a burning sense Of shame be-
cause the United States has not stood
up for Belgium almost the limit or
radiCalism No matter how much
Americans know that Belgium ha.
suffered what license. authority or
right has this country to inject itself
into th" European struggle unless
its own riFhts are affected directly
Colonel Roosevelt has brought up 10
vague rf0unds for such action PRO.
visions Of treaties which boz has thus
far failed 10 explain fully whatever
these treaties are. % BE- not 10 be- be-.
licyed tiaf they 80 beyond the prIn-
ciple left by Washington that We are
fo have mo- entangliug alliance with
the nations Of Europe. that We are
f0 leave Europe t0 Itself until DO on.
ferferes with American analrs
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Trs A"s,,an dollar d., a,ber allies 90
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4untinaton herald Dispatch "

Fu0tnaton NefaIa- piepatch W Ifr
remarkable facility Democratic lead.
ers change front on important GOV.
'fnmonfal questions and endcavor 20
delude The American people into the
notion that they have always been ad.
vocatos ~ the doctrines 90 the SUP.
port of which they have been driven
BY public opinion Preparedness D.
one instance ami creation Of taun
commission is another After refus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

Natt Chaser. Cincinnati newspaper
editor has organized the hrst Willis
for president club. The organization Is
made up OF voters OF the Queen city
Chaser h. secretary OF the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

The Oldest clock in Dennison. probably
used over IS years ago. although no one
can ascertain the exact number Of years
the FIRST clock 20 be used az the Steuben-
vile and Indiana shops at Steubenville
and the FIRST CLOCK that ever told the en-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania shops At
bcuuisou, the time Of day. Is the cher
ished relic Of William =. Metcalf veter-
an shop cmploye and nurse, Of Thorn
wood Park, says the Dennis0n Para
graph.
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Pebiishsd Daily. Exesrt sun1ay. - he
fntsinE-nosr fsvblishinE Company -
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ur ~ vs. Bland rfntr registrar 1f
vital etatafica. he's just announced that
rNI0e death rHtr f0r Last Nrar wa ~ 81
Tor rFerN 600 This ie almost ono less
per 600 chan two wears ego Tho 40
ufrtwrnIa records show that typhoid
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
THE MODERN LENT.

The OF today typical instance OF the
sotenng down OF modern times Some would call the enerauon OF
the present period With many people the Lenn observance simply
the trading of OF Tor another II they drop dances
during the fasting period they likely TO make it up by more card
parties visits o the theaer
That Lent benefit the devotees Of high society will be
admitted by bgoted antagonists Of the churches
In these circles daily and dizzy output OF balls receptions
turned seriously if this real life II has
Of hard labor. It has the tonic effect and
OF any real No wonder that the people who
live sufferers With prostradon Lent
at least stops the game a few weeks
For the people OF intense type OF faith the act OF fasting
felt peculiar Life them gross and fesy
thing the continually hobbd by the and carna body with
its eating drinking the lust of the and the flesh From that
point abenon physical pleasure purifying
If bodily and the result enables through
this the real and vital spiritual world around
Most Of to this level People hurried and driven
b daily the wider visions couded and blurred Lent
brings many people into the churches where for little they are re
minded that making money and keeping house and
TO picture shows
ordinary person. of real service to the world seem
practical be made OF this OF religious Observance
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Frank T. Disney was called to Ru-
pert on professional business yester-
day morning.
There are letters in the shoshone
postofice for Willie Thomason and
Shoshone Creamery
Large numbers Of worthless dog.
which have no ownership or visible
means Of support are complained
about in Shoshone.
Extraordinary demands upon the
clerical force in the law Offices Of Paul
s. Haddock this week have caused him
to employ three extra stenog-
raphers and typists.
The new water rates TO go int e.
feet March 1 are published in orln
ance No. 81. There are welcome re-
auctions all alo.g the line.
FOR sALE-Mare. sorrel, years.
1850 pounds with foal. Also FLY, 900
pounds. J. NJ. Price. Shoshone. Ida
no. Feb 26-Mar. y.
Justice J. L. Fuller has opened his
office in the Mortified studio build
ing on Walnut street where all who
need his services and remedies in the
law will find him at their call.
Judge Boutwell,. who spent the
week at Twin Falls court, passed
through Shoshone on train II last night
for a business visit to Boise. He will
hold court at Mountainhome next
week.
Lee Carman, former employee of
the Journal, who had been at Port
land. where his parents reside, for the
past two months. returned to take
charge of the Office linotype on We'd
nesday last.
Gooding county now owns an auto
mobile for the use of the public Of
fcials. The Commissioners have fig
ured it out that auto and team hire
heretofore had cost more than the up
keep Of the buzz wagon.
An honor for a Shoshone lady came
with the receipt of a commission from
Governor Alexander on Wednesday
Mrs. J. F. Melvin as an
Idaho delegate to the International
Purity Congress to meet in San Fran
cisco July 1925.
That Yellowstone park will be open
to automobiles this year is now prac-
tically a certainty. according to ad-
vices received this week by r. ".
Spangler. the Idaho representative of
the American Automobile association.
Senator Brady is foremost in the eff
forts to secure this concession from the
national government.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
FROM RlCHFIELD.

Charles J. Lisle, whose trenchant pen
as Recorder editor has been welded
for the past two months in the service
OF railroad advertising. is back on his
permanent job again.
a. I. Mcmahon and family were here
over Sunday with the Thomas Nc
Aahons.
Mrs. V. V. Bower and daughter were
at Richfeld Monday and Tuesday.
Their home is at Shoshone.
Richfeld rejoices in the prospect If
new business enterprises, a number OF
them, for the year.
Reports come from company head
quarters here that there is TO be Ie-
sort business started at Magic dam
this summer, with gcuts and new bu r.
ings erected to accommodate ~ the
guests that wish to visit that famous
spot for anglers. Steam launches are
to put upon the lake for the lo.ers Of
boating. there being 16 miles of the
lake in length.
Joe Campbell. who formerly had
charge of the Gooding town ranch.
mas accepted a place on the Irwin Bhaer
ranch on Wood river, and when his
wife arrives from Missouri will move
out there.
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The basket ball teams at Rupert and
Hepburn found it impossible to keen
their dates with our high school boys
for Feb. 2e. Some Of the Rupert boys
are not well and Hepburn lost the use
Of the hall
The baseball season is almost here
and the ground is drying very rapidly.
The high school boys expect to do their
share in the national game this year,
rs they have the makings Of a good
team.
The members Of the deelamatory
contest wish to thank the citizens Of
the town for their patronage Of the
cooked food sale given last SATURDAY
They also wish to announce that the
local contest, which will be given the
fifth Of March. viii be well worth
coming to see, as there are some Of
The ablest orators. dramatists and hu-
morists in the high school that can be
found in four states.
A challenge is extended to the cham
pions Of the other sections Of the
high school league in basket ball. by
the champions of the central section.
north of the river, Shoshone high
school.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
ONE TO "a YEARS.

Upon a plea of guilty in a charge
OF grand larceny Cyrus Holden was
on Saturday evening last sentenced
by Judge Boutwell, to serve frcm one
TO Il years in state prison. Holden
confessed to stealing horses. Down in
Utah he was found secreted in a tun-
mel. Acting Deputy Sheriff Joe Wheel
er having traced him there.
Two more inebriation cases were
brought for commitment Of sufferers to
Blackfoot because Of uncomfortable
appetite for liquor.
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DOWN ABOUT DIETRICH.

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Joseph Ballinger. who is doing some
heavy contract work down about Bur
ley, was visiting his family in Diet
rich the first Of the week. returning
with additional machinery for his
work. The family will remain in Diet
rich for the summer
Church Smith brought into town
this week twenty head Of thorough
bred Hereford COWS which with their
calves VIII join the large herds Of fine
cattle on the tract the coming sum
mer. About $50 head Of fine cattle
viii be cropping the rich bunch grass
hereabouts this season, all belonging
to settlers here.
The friends Of George c. Reid are
pleased 10 see him about again after
a severe injury received by a fall
while stacking hay last October. a
man Of less buoyant spirit would have
been discouraged with his long suf-
fering. But George is one OF the boys
who never surrender.
s. S. King and Harley GreweIl were
visitors at Shoshone last wednesday
taking in sights and secrets Of the
county capital.
Grace V. Bonner, impersonator and
ventriloquist, is to give an entertain
ment at Dietrich N. E. Church on
Saturday evening. March 6. She
comes highly recommended and those
who attend may be sure Of being well
entertained.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF VICTOR o. JOHNSON
DEHE- kCrD

ESTATE OF VICTOR o. JOHNSON,
DECEASED
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrative Of the estate OF
Victor o. Johnson. deceased, TO the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. TO
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the
first publication OF this notice, TO the
said Administrative au Shoshone,
County of Lincoln. State Of Idaho.
Dated February 1915.
DORA JOHNSON,
Administrators Of the estate Of Victor
Q. Johnson. deceased.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
The Patent Office.

The officials Of the patent office at
Washington report that there are A.
100000 copies OF patents scattered
about the establishment. stacked on
wooden shelves and exposed to danger
from fires" This condition has existed
for years and some day the old rat
tletrap. which looks like a "hurrah's
nest" may he destroyed with its price
less records. just as the officials have
been predicting year after year for
quarter Of a century.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
Railroads Regaining Courage.

The railroad people have evidently
regained courage, as they have ceased
hanging about the doors Ct Washing
ton, and whether the increase in rates
is responsible or not. their reports TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission
show a mere healthful and encourag-
ing condition. Since the first Of the
year S30,Oo0,00o in orders for locomo-
tives. cars and equipment have been
placed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
A CARD.

Prof and Mrs. Hartley, representing
themselves as conducting dancing les
sons under the auspices of the Knights
Of Phythias, were acting without the
authority of Delos Lodge No. IS. and
this card is to notify the public of
hat fact.
(Signed) WALTER GWIN,
K. r. & S.
Shoshone, February 26, 1915.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26
LOCAL BREFITIES.


o. J. Brennan is adding new sleep
ing porch TO his residence.
slrs. Ben Darrah leaves next week 10
visit relatives in Caldwell and Boise.
FOR RENT-Five-room furnished
house By Mrs. Mary Ryan. shoshone.
James Hunter came up from Poca-
tieio last Friday TO spend few days
with his parents.
Dorothy Weaver entertained num-
Der Of her friends Tuesday afternoon.
the occasion being her fifth birthday.
Another of the popular dinners was
served b. the ladies Of the Methodist
church at the home Of Mrs. Morton.
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. z. G. Gooding entertained the
members Of the Episcopal guild on
Wednesday. The next meeting Will be
Atlu Win lrS- Horne
a number are already enrolled as
members Of the class for Bible study
taught by Rev. Erickson. On Tuesday
a study Of the New Testament was be-
gun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Probart. who
have charge of the company's farm on
the North Shoshone tract, moved TO
their new home on Monday. Their for
mer home was at Dietrich.
II. p. Hastings has come from Wash
ington. with his family and household
goods to make his home on the North
Shoshone tract. where his brother. a.
". Hastings, has resided for a number
Of years. He moved his furniture out
this week
W. 5. Parkhurst started east Tues
day as a cOlonizer in the interest Of
the Idaho Irrigation company. He viii
visit Kansas and Oklahoma and ex-
poets an influx Of new settlers on the
best land in the world embraced with
in the several segregations Of this COM
pany.
Treasurer George T. PurdUm Of the
Wood River Center grange yesterday
paid over to the Borden lumber yard
another instalnent OF 800 on account
Of the cost Of the building. The
grange, which is said 10 be the sole
organization Of the kind in the State OF
Idaho owning its hail. viii soon be
entirely out Of debt.
a subscriber has asked whether
there are in the United States any
national holidays There are not
Days such as independence Day.
birthday. etc. are legal
holidays in all the States Of the Union.
and Thanksgiving day is proclaimed
BY the President as we'll as the Gov
errors OF most of the states as a hoi-
iday everywhere throughout the land. {
but the Presidents proclamation does 4
not make it a national holiday at all. /.
Al the Study club meeting held this .
afternoon the art committee provided I
for social meeting and served re- /
freshments. Each member demon 4
strated a crochet stitch or a pattern,
new in embroidery or in +
home decoration. This was one Of the .
most enjoyable and best attended meet f
ngs Of the club year. The following
aides are members of the art commit 4
tee: Mesdames E. H. Miles. E. L
Wolfe, E. a. Bowler and George D. .
Campbell.
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o o 0 o 0 o
w. G. Bissell John II. Holman Q
6ISSELL & HELMAN o
Attorneys and Counselors at Law o
Office Gooding Bldg. over She o
shone Hardware Co. o
o sHOSHONE IDAHO o
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Government Envelopes.

a total Of 2.5oo,0OO,0Oo stamped en-
velopes are used annually in the con-
duct Of the official business OF the
government. There are three humid
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26

See the new dress Skirts. Waists and
Goats for spring at the Morse Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-02-26

FRESH COWS FOR SALE-Apply At
Gem Meat Market.