The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-01

-. o. Those who have
gase Nv ~, the democratic conven-
a'. \ POcatello state .osal 1na. discussed
n suhjecss ne democratic news-pa-
IN aI'osss o Tere in attendance both
4 men wy n the convention, and
! ] pfnlDgI ooker-oD, was the evident
10 y y "a Capital News has had
l6d tnas his administration on
ApughoM. ,axander. 1t was pointed
easelnOI ~. h governor is paying, via
NJ t s,.s ii the salaries OF the TWO "
Ilie l l,h,s editors of the news IN sne
rsouslOosss his private secretary Mr.
Rrscn y IA ~ the farm sales man.
Bpzol, = ~ Seholtz-these two items
w. setiug to something me fvUoO !. .
lae'n''TTSS mere was no disposition 70
Fsf, ma M value of the services rem
belIlle. n. 4. governor by these members
daed ", sol;tIcal staff, although tire
nS dR,snosition to doubt the value
sis ssrvice rendered to the state.
q VI "a, "a not in this fact alone tnat
~ y wr shows his subserviency
aa s0, ,ufuence of the News, particu-
Ils 4 the minds of the Democratic
~ .rsuaper men Of the state: inese
pHslapsn, n Pocatello pointed out,
lllls saary appointee of the Alexander
% ,s s.s has given all possible
'aul uases 10 the News even though to
aiVuass VAS necessary to discriminate
.,vst members of their own party
1910 rare IN the business and appar-
W " entitled to the business not only
~, saIitical but also for business rea-
How the Thing Looks
o.s democratic editor, who has
y. ~ strnggling along with great loyal
!. n me party and with none OF the
s.,stance that be felt was legitimate
liz in discussing the matter in
s,,s s il reported to have said:
srvery appointee of Governor Alex
.,,s, Il ID understood has been In
sue s to give all possible printing
4 the CAPITAL News. Most of them
ssve obeyed these orders with COM
readable subseryiency. / have re-
,sntly had prepared for me an alb
sract Of the amounts that have been
allowed on the Capital News from
Mese departments under the direct
,0utrol Of the governor. 1t might be
Interesting to some Of the people of
She state to have this list presented.
Between January /, 1915, and May /,
lsl6 the Capital News Publishing
company has received moneys in the
hlowing amounts for printing, from
BE- below departments:
Adjutant General, $247.50; Bank
Commissioner, $176.40; Horticultural
commissioner, $773.32; State engineer,
E5aSO; Department of farm markets,
Ig6445; Governor $229.25; Insurance
commissioner, $4,000; Irrigation
7lninage code commission, 1891. so
Minimum wage commission, $54.63
Serig reQuisition, So; State veteri-
aran S1,128.85; Game Warden $164..
this Is a total of $3,711.S8. In
addition to this amount the Capital
News company has received for print.
hg hills-w0rk done for other depart,
cents, the sum of $1,501.5O. About
hurffths Of this amount comes
nm the university and the state
beard Of education. But the grand
bhl Of $5,213.3S is a very comfort,
be assistance to the institution
mere should no longer exist any need
~ the explanation of the few thou
aads Of words Of praise, exhortatioT
70 apology printed in the interest
his excellency by that institution
One Of the evidences of the wisdom
zefcised by the state land board in
uinlng over the handling of the finan
\ q the board, as expressed In Its In
sments In farm mortgages, schOo
enas and In the certificates OF SALE
me state lands, to the state treas
alsi' mas been brought to light thi.
~ with the announcement of STATE
leasarer Eagleson that he had com
ae1eu the listing OF the securities