The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-10-26
BREVTTES OF CITY STATE
AND NATION

Why not be fair? Vote for John
c. Rice for the Supreme Court.-Adv.
If you vote as the Danbury hatters
do on election day, you will vote
right.
The labor of human being is not
a commodity or article of commerce.
Act OF Congress, October is, 1914.
The next session of the Idaho
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows will be
held at Nampa.
The Check1nate mine at Pearl has
been sold to Spokane parties who will
open it UP and place it on paying
basis.
The county poor farm has been
leased for one year to Ray and Wayne
Hicks for the sum of $l426. They
will take possession Nov. !.
On good authority it is asserted that
candidate Hughes wears a "Loewe
Danbury Hat" and under it carries its
spirit.
Judge Mccarthy is holding term
of court in Boise county this week
and has quite number of inipot tant
cases on the docket.
A vote for candidate Hughes is a
vote to endorse his decision by which
the Danbury hatters in their old age
were robbed of their savings and the
homes which sheltered them.
The students of the College of
Idaho at Caldwell took straw vote
for President Tuesday which resulted
in 81 votes for Wilson, SO for Hughes,
II for Hnly and for Benson.
Is a justice Of the Supreme Court
whose decisions have always been
against Labor likely to protect or pro-
mote the rights and interest of Labor
if he were to become President?
French army officers have purchas-
ed four hundred head of horses at the
Caldwell horse market during the
past week and expect to continue
their purchases as long as available
animals can be secured.
The soldiers which have for years
been stationed in the Yellowstone
National park are to be dispensed
with and their places are to be. taken
by civilian park rangers.
Supervisor Grandjean has located
an easy grade for a road up the
middle fork of the Payette river and
over the Sawtooth range which he
hopes to receive orders to build from
the department at an early date.
1t has been found that the Supreme
Court of Idaho is best balanced. by
having one member from the North
one from the Southeast and one from
the northwest. The only way to con-
tirde this arrangement is by electing
John {. Rice of Caldwell.-Adv.
What you want in Justice of the
Supreme Court is a man of legal
training and ability, and one that no
power on earth can turn from what
he believes is right Ask any man
who knows Mr. Rice if he is not that
kind of man-Adv.
John c. Rice was born on a farm
in Illinois; he took his degree at Cor
nell; he is the leading attorney in
Canyon County. and one of the best
in the state. He is fitted by training
and temperament for the office OF
Justice OF the Supreme Court.-Adv.
The car line track on Warm
Springs Avenue is torn up and it is
thought that it will be a month be-
fore the ties and rails can be replaced
so as to allow cars to run. The man
agement contemplates placing Jit-
ney on the line in order to make the
connection.
President Wilson led strongly in
the straw vote at both the state fair
and Pantage's theatre, in Salt Lake
City durino the Utah State fair. win
ming the former by majority of
~ out OF total vote of 7.24o. and
the theatre vote by a majority OF
9OS votes out of total of 1851 cast.
The health officer at Lewiston saws
that the reports of tuberculosis exist
ing in fouls, hogs and cattle in that
vicinity have been greatly exager-
ated. The federal health department
does not consider that there is any
fear OF contagion from this source
as owners of great packing plants
in the east are allowed to dispose OF
animals so affected so long as the
diseased parts are removed from the
carcass.
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