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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

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shc1id s record hsesksr. and
&Ozid bs fez1o~s9 By = barge N
crease fr TIE Eezbsrzhsp Of the
Msxieo Commercial cIzb. rhseh u
goiag to bs on the sos ever kos- q
every day fhis year. That's the way
70 make a better Andrain. ard 3 big
ger Mexico. This viii probably
be one Of the most important meet
ingS Of the clnb. and II you are real
iy interested you should make your
arrangements 50 as to participate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

[. ; BOLIVIAN DEAL
WnahxtEa Jsa la-A years n
lsouual nerosindua via ne Bolivian
rorsnnsnt kAs isst nlginsted N
uuumsrcisl asreenents uhiA United
iSA&ele and znelti1r Interests
deelsrs iii rsFslusioHizs the in IN
austry h tAis csunhx. U. s Min-
User 10 Bolnis Jshn Davis 0renr, af
Medoo No. rns q thoss instru-
nenial IN rumPlsing this important
araneeneuf
An aneaneensnt made by Dr. + =
Pntt hisf x ne bHrss s--==
and domestic connrree, tellg q he
established By shn Ar,srican Smell
ing and Refniug Company Of 8 plant
at Psrshf Amboy. N. J., % snelt Boil
lfvian I'm ores. expected nv 70 taks
The placs Of block IA imports from
the Straits Settlement
This opens the way. Doctor Pratt
said. 70 business that eventually win
mean 500, ooo.O 900 70 tho foreign GEM
merce Of the United States.
The Importance Of Bolivian tin 70
United States commerce and national
defense was first called 70 The atten-
w -.
ton Of che American government BY
Horace G. Knowles. Of Philadelphia
1hen he was United States minister
to Bolivia
Tin plate users IN the United States
consume half the Tin output Of the
world. Heretofore. 50 per cent Of
their supply has come froEs the Straits
but a high export duty imposed BY
the British authorities forced Amer
lean buyers to seek other sources
Domestic smelling interests plan to
DO the bulk of smelling in the United
States in the future
Contracts have been signed for a
great portion Of the Bolivian ore pro-
duction. Eventually, it Is said, Boil
iva can produce two-thirds Of the
amount Of Tin the United States now
uses. A letter to the department Of
commerce from the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company, announces
that IN the corporations Perth Am
boy riant an ~eIectrolyte refining pro
cess win be used, which viii produce
a Tin from the impure Bolivian ores
that in every way equals the best
Straits product
American smelling interests are
planning to finance Bolivian mining op
orators, making advances or purchas-
es already made.
A statement by Ignacio CalderOn,
Bolivian minister to the United
States. given out in connection with
the commerce departments announce
ment. says that at present Bolivia
buys about ss.0Oo,0o0 to s4,OOO.0Oo
worth annually here, and sells nothing
In the United States.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
ADMINISTRATORS NnTrcr

Notice Is hereby given that letter
OF administration upon the estate d
JOHN l. CLEVELAND, Deceased
Of Audrain County, Missouri, hay,
been granted the undersigned. BY Ii,
Probate Court Of said county, bearing
date Dec. 18th. 1915.
An persons having claims against
said estate 7 required to exhibit
them TO me for allowance within 81
months after date Of said Letters q
they may be precluded from any ben.
eft Of such estate and IL such claims
be not exhibited within one yea from
me time OF the publication Of this no.
tice, they win be forever barred.
45-4t II. 7. Squirting, Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

We understand that ". r. HearsL
VINO owns metropolitan papers Ia San
Francisco, Chicago. New York and
other big eitieE, has cancelled ore
million dollarS worth If liquor adyer-
tising and has announced that under
nv cireamstanees will he IN the future
carry any advertising Of this eizEs.
He says he takes this position became
81 tie eiyie and moral pplft 81 the
eountFS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
= FoRMER MExIoo TEAcHER

Dear Friends
wsrrenark, Jan, .. lsls-Wm. p.
Bradley, Lana Soap salesman for VIM.
waltke & Co, St Louis, writes the
Ledger, and says be has received
many invitations, also many letters
of congratulations during his twenty
five gears success rs a salesman, but
the a letter thst made him feel fine,
Is the letter be received from his
teacher, Miss Jane Jeter. who lives
lat 1909 Wins Place, Minneapolis,
MINI. VIII Gays the first job he eye-
had was with the Ledger at $3.50 a
week and that he gave his mother the
$500 and he did not know what to
do with the 50c- He has Just q few
words II adviee to give all boys:
just say to any big frrn, 4 want a
JOB, and just pay me what ] I'm
worth At the end Of twenty OF TWEEN
.ty-hve years the firm will be paying
yen what you are worth When a
stranger asks you the name Of your
home town, stand erect and hold your
head Up and look him in the face
and say. Mexico. No. Always take
Just a much pleasure in going to the
Presbyterian church-0r any other
ehurrh--in . toxn Of five hundred
population as five thousand popula-
.ti0n. Do one thing and do it right.
When yDa get married, after all bills
are paid monthly, II there Is 5000
left Or 5000 left, give your wife ore
half and II viii not be long before
you will BE- leaving the checks at
home signed and let her pay al bills.
Miss Jeter has probably done more
good ID the world than all the Sen
ators ID Missouri Her letter fol-
lows:
by Dear William
You may well know / was surprised
70 receive your letter, and in addition
TO being surprised / was very much
pleased. 1t is like a voice from the
past speaking to me. You can't fancy
how much | appreciate the fact that
you took the time from the affairs Of
your busy commercial life TO write "a
me.
Since leaving Kansas City, where
went when ! left Mexico, I have been
here twenty six years in one school.
The pupils laughingly call me tha
mother Of the school And ] don't
feel a day older than | did when you
were a little boy in the seats ia front
Of me at school You must be a fine
big mar now, ranging somewhere
around forty. ! want to say that in
all the years Of my teaching that
there never has been a nicer lot Of
young folks than those right there
al Mexico, or who ever gave more
promise Of amounting TO something
in the world. ! am proud Of your
success; It is right for a man to feel
he has done well. And | like the way,
too, you speak Of your wife, "a fine
wife, Good for you. There Is not
much else to be desired in life than
these few thingsf-heaIth, a good
wife, a modest income sufficient for
ones needs. and a bit beside, and
children. ] didn't hear any mention
d the latter.
Wishing you continued success and
happiness, | am
Yours sincerely,
Jane Jcter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
THE LYRIC SOLD.

J. W. Gallaher and J. Z. Strict have
purchased the Lyric theatre but Mrs
W. Q. Smith, the former owner, win
continue in charge Of the business,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have made man
friends since coming to Mexico who
viii be glad TO learn they will con.
unue to make their home here.
Mrs. Smith announces she will run
feature pictures every day from now
on. She has contracted with the v.
I. 5. e. Pathe Gold Rooster, General
Film Co., Fox and Cline TO r,pn,v
these The Lyric is being redecorat.
ed and renovated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
BRR1-R-n Was = M
Low WEnNESDAF <rEY

EA.E 4H @ "a uE
PzazA@s EuEges fra IN '
1pszaz e IL ns-urr wsz,
OHzh czaria wa has uz c1a-
zzt NJ nzrusnrrzr Il q na1u
ask and was Enif-x an svpzr-ua
= tzE 8 anx bs p~us-ter susnzsE =
Be IN unE rnss showea A1-uurs
uEusaEE srE ia E-sr - san
1e4t1re
Bun caull AaTs ses1 wu-sA
1ua sr4a ss Fs7ussur heisx aea
rscnr1s ruszzzE usz = qz-- e a
ueusuT & rul6 n Mzrex zus shw
aaz hsR Miuy weza.z nr1
wzE 4 eaumzsm wa mzos s-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
High Water serious.

George Clark, mail carrier ca
route two out Of this city. wa unable
to return home Wednesday night be
cause u the high water Cark'l
route goes nor=est If this city. The
Rad near East Lake was Under water
Wednesday afternoon and traHe Wa
halted for some little time.
The Fulton branch trsiu due out 81
this city At 500 >. m, did not leave
untl after dinner. II pas tied up Al
Francis with engine trouble. Wires
are down or the branch and the line
has suffered severely from the storm
Two wrecks ard many accident,
were directly due 70 the storm. La 4
collision near Brandon, MINI. IL per.
s0ns wers killed and 20 injured A
wreck near Pswnee, Ok, cost tws
lives, while two persons met death ii
Kansas City accidents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
TIE PRIMARY ELgrTTON

TEE primary election Or February
the 9Th, IL addition to officials to be
eiected there are four councilmen
whose tire expires, one fron each
ward as follows: First ward. W. p.
Atkinson; second ward, p. d. Rags
dale; third ward, Joseph Pratt; fourth
ward C. A. WitherEpoon There are
four candidates for City Marshal. two
for City Collector; but up to fhia
time there are no announcements for
mayor or eouncilrnen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

THE Young Democrats Of Mis-
souri, are going 70 inset in Mexico.
March sFd. and arrangements will
be made foF one 81 the biggest
Democratic rallies eyer held IN The
state Every citizen Of Mexico should
consider himself on the reception
committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Tr1z= rs1E ss1es Il Hs< E
rsszrs eHus-E z1u@ sxEaukauz n rvs
Esrirs hszses Tnn-sazy nu-r
Mrs L n Tr-z4Fs sgS MrA lila
Bsos N whass hassss ahe s-1s1azs
9eszrrad bssA ESCAPED s ra2aE
fhs carnage 70 s hsases ws-s rather
hsz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

z 7. sssuliI l. moving to ~.
bal whsfs he has accepted u. 49,
q District Manager for the 60
Life i~5suraase o. The Ledp.,
rssss seeing 'irl Schultz l.av, NJ
but joins m wishing him success
his new home. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
OTIS PUkD1
THE RExAEL o


N
Sam NJ. cowan. Of this city a rep
resentative Of the New York Life
Insurance Company, has just re-
eeived = handsome loving cup
for having interested more men
in the business in the southwest dis
triet. The district includes seven
states.
The cup is sterling silver and stands
about eighteen inches high Roughly
estimated it is worth over $3.50. The
Ledger congratulates Mr.. Cowan on
his success and wishes him many more
years Of good business,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
NOTICE OF FTNAL sETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
w. T. AsBURY, Deceased.
will be made at the Feb. term
Of the Probate Court Of Audrain eoun.
y, Missouri, to be held at Mexico,
Missouri, on the second Monday in
February, 1916.
I'd Alice Asbury. Administrators
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
Treat Coughs and Colds At Once
Danxercus Bronchial and Luns Ailments
Cfsen Follow Neglected Colds

this purpose there s no rz;szS
remedy nan Dr.. Kinfs New Dis
|corery. Il Is Composed OF Pine
Tar mixed with layzipe and
healing balzams. Il Is anfsepnc
The instant Dr.. KinE's New Dis
|corery cores IN CONTACT with the
HEY die or iesve. loar
COACH leSscns the initziiop i
.soofhed. and goa befin 20 ea
better al once. Don't take the risk
OF serious sickness. Take Dr..
Kings New Discovery. In use
over 45 years and guaranteed AL
the time. All drutgisiB.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

TIE candidates for county Office
are beginning to wake Up ard hustle
around . little l. spite u the bitter coid
wesshsr, and there win he something
doing just a. sa0n as the city primary
q February 7th Is over. We really
6nT believe some Of the boys viii be
able 70 wait tll after the city primary
before they announce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
Miss Hutb Arrives

Miss Elisabeth HUH, Of New Or
leans. who has purchased Miss Rosa
mond's millinery business here, took
charge Of the store this week. Miss
Huth is a member of one Of the old
French families of the South. She has
had experience in some Of the largest
and most fashionable millinery estab-
lishments in several large cities and
comes to Mexico highly recommends
ed. The Ledger joins in welcoming
her TO Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
Farm for Sale or Rent.

Will sell or rent the whole or any
part Of my farm situated in and ad-
joining the southern suburbs Of Mex
leo. Win also sell my Wabash Ware
house. W. S. Hathaway.
For particulars see Fred S. Hath.
away, Mexico. Mo. dl 46-7i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
inaznfy Relieves and
Breaks " The most
Stnhborn and
Hard Colds.

Va ch c1d hccz-e our 50
E- dos t<<oE1S Geslne1 AID
kndz iise4 unabie % ssrow OF The
Cola eeun& Nzrare IN zone ease'
wlA eacG 4 cares hn generally.
Ei<aort I'D We k9 ~ore How
mach wiser % kip natsre hfhi
znd expd these cold eernisl For
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mrs z. +. Kunkel has returned
from . TWO weeks visit with her
daughter at Louisiana, sister 4. Koo.
kuk' Iowa, and brother at Blandin,.
VILE ILL., Her father, 8. P. Finley. 70.
manning for the present at Blandins.
vile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mr. Duicle Yonng. IS years old
died At her home north Of centralia,
She lsaYen 1 daughter and three
aons. The funeral svas held from
Maodd0nia church. Mrs. lYoung was
= spierdid Christian character and
me Ledger Joins in extending SYM
pashy 10 The bcraaEed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

THE REPUBLICANS Of Missouri
= going to nominate former sn-
preme Judge Henry Lamm Of Sedalia
for Governor. Mr. Lamm rs highly
spoken Of by all who know him. and
hts friends claim be win poll the full
strength OF tbs Republican party
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
MRa. sARAH GARPENTER DEAD.

Mrs Sarah A. Carpenter 81 years
Old. died at the homo Of her son, f.
II Carpenter. IL miles north Of Mex
go Friday. The body was shipped
70 Henton. m, Friday afternoon
nhers he burial was made Saturday.
Nrs Carpenter was q devoted
Christian woman and loved by all
Who knew her. She Is survived BY
fouT sous and one daughter. They
arrs y. IT. Carpenter, j. l. Car
penser, and Mrs.. Hebsl, all
a. AuArsin; James Carpentee,
u winfield, Kansas; and l. W. Car
pointer, u Henton. I'll. The Ledger
extends sympathy to The bereayed
family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
CLARK DEMANDS SAFE MEXICO

Washington, d. c. Jan. 15.-"The
Mexican Government must safeguard
the lives and property Of Americans
in Mexico said Speaker Champ
Clark, in commenting upon the situa-
ton in The Southern Republic.
The Presidents disposition TO give
carranza a chance to show his ability
to wipe out the lawless element was
mentioned to the Speaker.
Eyes. but c~arranza must protect
our people and their interests he
replied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLEMrNT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
Gertrude ". Fessner, Deceased,
will be made at the Feb. term
Of the Probate Court of Audrain
County, Missouri, to be held at Mex.
leo, Missouri, on the second Monday
in February, 1916.
I'd W. E. Cornett. Executor,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
FOLK WOULD BE vIcE.pRrs

DE- FIlE-FHES,
jefferson City, Jan. ia state Of.
fetal who talked with ex-Gov. Joseph
". Folk several times last week, said
Wednesday that Il the ex-governor
seeks any political preferment this
year it viii be the nomination for
Vice-President. He also said he was
quite certain that nothing would be
overlooked by Folk which would lead
to that prize.
Mr.. Folk has no serious intentions
Of seeking the nomination for COVER
nor, it is reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
7. ]. HOLLOWAY


NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of
/. NJ. WILLIAMS, Deceased,
will be made at the Feb. term Of
the Probate Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, to be held at Mexic, No, IN
the second Monday in February, 1915.
I'd c. H. Early, Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
COLD A v DELAYS ALL

TRASs-wREs ARE BOWN
The cold EzTe which struck this
city Wednesday with q 20 degrees
drop Of the mercury seeks 70 have
besa general throughout the Esase and
parts Of the west Trzin service Into
Mexico has been materially interfzsd
with In fact eTery train coming into
the city has been from one 70 eight
hours late.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
" A. -rss.r-snn. . Lsssiss D-asslss
~ Ksnsss CRY 5tSrss ~ Ais
consieiions

4 have always believed no setl
that a Druggists int duty 70 20 the
health o. his customers tell my PEG
pie frankly that a safe, eeutie, inex.
penslve laxnfivp such as Hoxan order
lies. kept IN The home viii pas the big
eeeI 6iriaerrk Of any invesfmeni ever
made. recommend Il Is The hest
famng lssauve. because 81 IS lluf W
In tasty tsndy tablet fdFm tlat qVigals
20 men. same ard sidiircs ailke and
i as deltghtsni AMI plessin~ 70 trke Is
Il s. lNat bfatr
We have the exclusive selling rights fol
This great laxative. Trial size. 10 cents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Miss Ruth Coyington and Miss
Frances Gupton, Of Hardin College,
are home from Columbia where they
attended the Paderewski concert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mrs.. Gcsrge ". Lacy, Of Blooming
Ton. NJ was IN this city Thursday
and visited her brorner, J. c. Webb,
near topu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mrs. Sadie Wiley, formerly Of this
city, whose home is in st. Louis, ar
rived Saturday to be the guest Of
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Pearson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

MRS, R. z. Miller is home from Full.
'on where she attended the funeral
q her husbands mother, Mrs. Mar.
ina Miller formerly Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

NrR j Z BAILEY ana Mss Hazel
Easey e FuitDn. are TIE guests d
Mss Esha Haley AZ Hardin cd-
.krz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mrs. c 4. wilder. Mrs c E. May.
han and Mrs. L ". hecOy, Of Lad
'douiA. were n this city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

e L Doa<AxE<x e ColHnbiA has
-siarnea bose ses= = ssort business
niF - as rity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mrs. G. T. varnon i home after an
sxtsnasd visit With friends and rel
atiyea. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
Audrain Co. Farm
FOR SALE

1876 aere prairie farm 3 miles north
east OF Mexico. Mo. All q be cul-
Itiyated, has q three room house with
halls and two porches, barn, a good
one. 42x6o with LOT, 8 acres In orch
ard. rs acres Of blue grass pasture.
IS acres Of meadow, IS acres Of corn.
IS acres Of eats. this last year. %
acres in corn. This IN a splendid farm.
and q person would have 70 see the
farm to appreciate Il. II Is divided IN
s or 3 different tracts and Is well
fenced and cross fenced. with hedge
and woven wire. Pave street and rock
half way ont TO the farm. II Il Is sold
at once, win carry back ON the above
farm. 8 or . thousand dollars can be
carried on the farm at 6 r.. If this
farm Is not sold In a reasonable time,
1t viii be for rent for the year Of
1916. InoniYe Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Mexico sassngs Bank, -. P,.,-...
vs.. "nna
Virginia ". Davis, no.
CIVIL Action IN Attachmer,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

Misses Clara Pearmzn, Maude Bar
bee and Elizabeth Morgan. Of Hardin
College, have returned from Colum-
bia where they attended the Pader-
epski concert.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

The kitchen range at the honae us
the Rc. 1 n Turnage, N ~est Mex
leo, exploded earsg THURSDAY morning
when . FIRE was built in il Mrs
TgrnaeR wzs at bozne alone at the
time but fortunately was n the din
ing roozn when the explosion took
place The range was badly dzmaged
and the house flooded with Ester. Hnd
she been IL the room at the time she
eouh have scarcely escaped vifhoz,
F=zaI Snj5risA Tsre had been no
FIRE IN the store for several days
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
D on P~UBLrcATlov

y % cneult Court March n.
1915. ienn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

0tAtS Ot miSSourltl &c
County Of Audrain,)
IN the Probate Court for the Coun'
ty Of Audrain and State of No. rev
ruary term, 1916,
G. II. Early Administrator Of tne
Estate Of Alfred 7. Anderson De'
ceased.
c. II. Early, Administrator Of ne
Estate Of Alfred 7. Anderson, de
ceased. presents 10 the Court his p
tition paying Tor an order for nv
sale OF 50 much Of the Real Estate y
said deceased as will pay and SATISFY
the remaining debts due by sad e.
tate and yet unpaid for want Of 81.
~ficient assets, accompanied by te
accounts, lists and inventories n'
quired by law IN such case, on exam,
nation whereof IL is ordered that ~
persons interested in the estate q
said deceased be notified that sppn'
cation as aforesaid has been maue'
and that unless the contrary be shown
on or before the first day of the neAs
term Of this Court to be held on us
End Monday Of February next, an o..
der will be made for the sale Of us
whole, Or so much Of the Real Estas
Of said deceased as will be suficien.
for the navment Of said debts; and u
is further ordered that this notice y
published in some newspaper IN ws
county for four weeks before wv
next term Of this Court.
State Of Missouri, IS.
County of Audrain,
I, w. w. Bolts, Judge of the ~
bate Court held In and for said Gun
", hereby certify that the above
a true copy Of the original 0raer :
Publication therein referred TO- 2,
the same appears Of record IN
Office. ,n.
Witness my hand rs Judge ana W
seal Of our said Court. !.
Done at my Office In Mexico, NO. ~.
said County, this 18th day oil '~
1sesD W. W. Bots,
ss-1s judge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

IN The Probate Court for the Cour'
ty Of Audrain and State Of No. feo.
ruary term, 1916,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

And Numerous Other Points
For complete information as to spec
ial winter fares and the places they
take you 70. for help in planning your
itinerary and the necessary reserva-
lions cali on
II. l.. MARSHALL.
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20

G. II. Early Administrator Of tne
Estate Of Alfred T. Anderson, De
ceased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20
D OF PUBLICATION.

Of Missouri,l &c
County Of Audrain,l
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

coed 70 once. because the voters OF
Idaho are Ignorant OF them, their re-
sentiment will be greater than ever
They viii feel that Judge Ailahic,
who preSumea to know. failed his
people In their hour Of danger.
There IL little difference between Civ
ing aid and comfort 10 the enemies of
the state and failing to expose and
attack them, lie who fiees the enc
my IL traitor aud a coward TO boot.
he who Joins them may az least be
courageous.
There are great many people who
have noted that Judge Ailahte la
about az Rrtful dOdger "a Idaho has
ever had In high ONCE. Those people
are wondering II he will attempt to
dodge again. We suspect that he
will continue In the course that has
distinguished him for many years.
Caldwell Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

tainly can be little more definite
now, II one or the other OF the po-
litieal parties. or IL one or the other
OF the candidates for governor. or for
other positions of high responsibility.
Is the servant of hooters the people OF
Idaho want to know &C. They cannot
know It too soon.
Following close upon the debt
Judge Allshic owes the people OF Ida
no. In such matters. Ia an obligation
he owes himself lie unqnealionably
feela an obligation 10 his reputation
of any tincture Of falsity or miarepre.
sentation We viii state frankly
that today thousands Of people In
Idaho look upon Judge Ailshie with
something akin to contempt. They
are convinced that he Ia either false
alarm or else has not the courage OF
his convictions. The man who bears
false witness In little better In public
opinion than the corruptionint. The
coward occupies n lower scale than
either Judge Ailshle's position In
the public mind may not be Just to
the man but Il Ia such an we have In
dicated and just or unjust Il will re-
main until Judge Ailshie. himself.
changes H. II IL should happen that
hooters are abroad. and should sue