Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-27
vENGEFUL AND THREATENING.


FACILITATING with angry emotion vengefu and ven
brother down the street several columns OF
the valuable of his backing down on his reckless
and baseless attack the post office department. hedging by
saying his opinions concurred in by many Of the best
democrats of the and county, favore expression OF
gentleman and disclosed by the Globe files Prominent
democrats "leading citizens chest of the community
etc. having way of condng in him that real for
genuine suspicion prominent democrats" without number
told him this that and it begins to look though
keeping with his vacang policy he is preparing to switch
positions again. something that is not unusual and exceedingly
easy for that paper
The personal attacks people of the county who dis
agreed with the Globe the liquor question the campaign of
1909, being violent dry then, and in 1911 maintaining
sphnxke silence will be recalled 1t neutral in 1911 and
kept its editorial columns free of EXPRESSION rakng in the
shekels from both sides.
Remember the 1910 primary campaign for governors Two
candidates the republican ticket for Brady and
ONe The Globe slow making it's decision to support
Brady but finally to decision and will be remember
ed that O'Nei not sighted, another "overly ambitious"
young found to edit the Grangevle Herald pap
of uncertain origin but through sharp practice
the whip hand the young gentleman and he too went
out of busness-afer Barney defeated.
During the campaign that fall the Globe supported Brady
with its usual line of arguments the elegance of which the fol
lowing excellent example taken from that paper of the
date of November 10, 1910.
'No went into the state of Idaho with
stronger combination against him than did Gov James H.
Brady and put determined and heroic
fight than did the With the Saloons the nhorns
the brewers the railroads and reacherous republicans
bned for his overthrow they succeeded beating him by few
measy hundred He marked for Slaughter
''The brewers dslers saoonsts, jontists, gamblers
and all other nondescrpts who made the fight against the
governor BRADY will hold high carnival if things go their
way"
In 1913, witness the change The Globe editor down
Boise working tooth and nail against Brady in the fight for
u senaorshp patriotic duty to community welfare it is
termed by Branscombe Granting that most honorable
friend did at that time also perform other
watching the Asie apple box the $3.50 drawn from the
state treasury would be handsome compensation for
boastfu community booster who delights in surrng scandal
mongerng and nduging in studied dskes and personalities
to who opposes his utmost Omnipotent desires.
The complaint is made that while away, state pay
periodically engaged in elecng United States SENATOR the
writer staid at home double dealing and berayng his
munty by working underhanded deal with overly
ambitious newspaper with his little paper a
paw to secure the of the county printing and leave
said to take the skim milk and empty honors
aant further that the said young ruined that
deal"
The membership of the county was the same at that
time The young man gave as good if not better SUD-
port as republican, did the Globe His bid than
that of the Globe bond put up requirements and
the contract awarded accordingly The board did it's duty
that is ALL The county ahead five hundred
dollars Tins office did of the work for the young
at no loss to him. and to complete satisfaction of
as to the doing The Globe would have gladly done the
Nothing bad about this The Globe has done work for
the Free Press and the Free Press has repaid do
ing work for the Globe
No, there underhanded work here That it not
what rifles up the spleen of The Globe The profit the job
was not sufficient to mental anguish
1t rather unjust for The Globe argue the county
was party to underhanded eathe same board that
awarded this years contract to the Globe And TO further
eradicate the surgng grief the soul our
the profit IN the city printing contract our injured
friend at higher figure than that which the Free sub
mted, netting nice should go far with one who
measures all of service and conduct
tary standard.
The howl of the Globe that the writer goes about town
with tabe plea for work sounds familiar and if we were
guilty could you not forgive view of that you set
the words to music in other days. muncent and in view
OF the TACT that the case of of faith paronzng