Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-04-04
IN The LIGHT OF EXPERIENCE

The same platform declared for free
tolls for American shipping through
the Panama canal
HE FORCED CONGRESS TO PASS
A TOLL BILL HANDICApPING
! AMERICAN SHIPPING IN FAVOR
OF BRITISH SHIPPING
He sont an army to Mexico TO make
Huerta salute the flag.
! HUERTA DID NOT SALUTE THE
lie sent an army TO Mexico to cap
ture villa dead or alive.
HE DID NOT CAPTURE VILLA
He commanded us to DO neutral In
the great war, even in our secret
thoughts.
WE WERE NOT NEUTRAL
He promised to keep us out OF the
war;"
HE DID NOT KEEP US OUT OF
Hesolemnly assured the world that
ne was too proud to fight.
HE WAS NOT TOO PROUD TO
FIGHT
He solemnly assured the world that
and America especially. last fall that
the election OF Republican congress
THE ELECTION WAS HELD NOV
sth A REPUBLICAN VICTORY WAS
ASSURED BY NOV. 18th GERMANY
SURRENDERED NOV nth.
patrick Henry in one OF his great
anceches SAYS Il have but one light by
which my feet are guided" and that
Is the light of experience
Now IL Patrick Henry were here ant
Of
Wilson as his only guide by when 10
nudge his latest reservations. VIVA
conclusion would Patrick be Justified
In reaching regarding Wilson's POSI-
ton on the League OF Nations where
he assured us in his speeches at Boston
and New York that Europe was want
ing his league OF Nations; That IN I
Monroe Doctrine was not to be distur
bed: That he had the everlasting as
surance OF Great Britain that she
would never. never vote against the
interests OF the United States, even
though she was five votes in the league
OF nations to our one? Also the assur-
ance he gave Europe that the enure
American population was demanding
thls league to be based on the BRUSH
he had borrowed from
Gen. SHUTS, unmodified or unchanged
In any particular?
II the Journal readers are Ike rat
rick Henry and Have but one hght by
which their feet are guided, ana that
Ia the light of experience mere IL
brigth and shining and steady hst OF
experiences pointing as steadily IN the
same direction as the needle to the pole
Not variation or waver in six years
A light manipulated on the reverse
cver always reverse from It's apparent
direction. Judged by this light OF eS-
,erience what is your guess as TO Jis'
vhere woodrow Wilson stands on this
eague OF nations proposition
Is he for or against iti
Bert Lee. OF HALEY was in town
on his way home from the
,residio at Frisco. having obtained !
lis discharge from that place.
Mrs Stevenson Of Twin Falls, re-
,rnea. TO her home Saturday after
pnlendg afew days in Shoshone visit
ng her friend Mrs. ella VredeAoursh 4
The latest word from Russell Fuller
ears the information that he is well
nd is stiii on the Rhine watching
Ieinies. J
MIR. and Mrs Osborne returned the j
tier part of the week from a trip to
ait Lake.
" 1. Leopold, Of HALEY. passed up q,
IL branchSaturday on his way home. 10
h Leopold Is hate OF the American ~
\, France having served 10 months
ith the first army corps. N
rho many friends of Carl Casey VIII ~
, interested in knowing that he has ~
turned 10 the United states and is AZ
present in an eastern cantonment ~ a.
airing his discharge IN
4 social dance was held at the Is L. AZ
all last Monday night. Those In at 10
ndance were; Misses Leoma McFall an
,is Miller Inez Dunn. Ernie Ginger, n,
ssie and Lola Christman. Katherine MI
,gan. Tress Mcmahon. Flora Jones, r,
nora Noble. Keith Horne, Thelma no
rG4r AIRS. w W. Gwin and Mrs. 90,
Ter Baker Messrs Walter Gwin. -
cir Baker. Sterling Newman Fred n,
lrncr, tled Thevenin. Byron Naden. 81
We Hclm Welcome carlock, Scrat m,
atcS, John Ryan Ed thriSthlah' nm
oyd Wheeler Jack Hanafin. and 80
,rshall Chapman. %,
So Tress Mcmahon and Welcome 81
rlock furnished music Tor the grand ~
'asion. So.
Miss Thelma McGirr of Boise Is. in 10
oshone assisting w. u. George tran an
.ibe the records at the court house tai
.identally Is Also visiting her friend
IS Lois Miller. ON
rho many friends OF Mrs. Berl ,hs
hultz of New York. who was Mar CHI
ret Pratt OF this city viii be grieved oh.
learn that she has had the misfor- Gre
lie to lose her three months old baby scr
rch -. as
No Need for Disarmament. ti'
Some enthusiastic reformer has sug- ~.
'ted dlsarinlng the farmers OF their
'tguns and squirrel rifles. Our OBJ
walton and experience is that the I
mer's gun rarely goes of accident al