The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-26
A FAKE NEWSPAPER

tn be given to A. B. Hulit, late @
Chicago, later OF Boise, who is GU
with a new fake following the fallur
OF his great game breeding assocla
ton and the failure of his Dill I
make every owner of dog, chicken
rabbit. hotel, boarding house, shot
gun or canary bird buy a state hunt
ing license The new fake is SO
called newspaper" but 1T can prov
an alibi for the news. 1t is published
at Boise occasionally. 1t is apparen
that the occasions of its publication
are governed by the amount of none.
that can be coaxed from suckers wht
are willing to donate to help Mr.
Hulit live without manual labor.
The paper is called THE Idaho
Homestead It's front page carries
the announcement that it is ISSUED
weekly (Which is a lie) and that the
price is $3.50 per year The name oil
A. B. Hulit is carried at the head as
managing editor. He is also heralded
as president of the publishing COM
pany, which is said to be capitalized
at $4,000.
1t appears that the paper must be
in hard straits financially for we can
imagine no other reason for publish
ing a weekly" paper once month.
Mr.. Hulit was in Moscow recently but
failed to call on the editor of this
paper or on c. ]. Hugo, representative
from Latah county. Mrs. Hugo got
acquainted with Hulit during the ses-
sion of the legislature when Hulit
was trying to get his game law pass
ed and trying to organize an Idaho
Republican Club" at $40 per head
(Hulit getting the $10) and Mr.. Hugo
also has a copy of Hulits record in
Chicago and elsewhere, when Hulit
was dealing in millions" instead of
picking up 81, IS and $40 from gull
ibIe people. Hulit managed to get
money out of several prominent Mos
COW citizens.
For some reason, not fully explain
ed, he has honored the editor of this
paper with free copy Of his great
weekly" paper 1.-The Idaho Home
stead" We have every issue pub
lished which shows on the first page
that it is a fake. Volume I, No. l,
was published Monday, March IA.
Volume 1, No 2, was published Tues
day, March 30, 10 days later. (The
weekly" was weak" from the start)
Volume l. No. 8, was published Tues
day, April IL, which was just two
weeks after No. 2, and Volume 1, No
4 was published Tuesday, May 8, just
81 days after No. g. The weekly" is I
showing greater weakness as it grows
older. for it has been considerably
more than three weeks since No. 4
was published and No. is not here
yet
Hulit is posing as republican. He
aspires to be party leader. His plan
is to mould the republican party
his idaho Homestead" and
his Idaho Republican Club" If the
republican party permits him to have
,nything to do with it's principles and
platform or to become recognized as
! leader of the party it may as we'll
,egir preparing for a funeral in 1922.
The people of idaho will not stand
or any such takers as Hulit gaining
,ower Taking can never win in
daho
A COUNTY HEALTH NURSE
Can any one doubt, after reading
he report Of Miss Countryman, who 7
pent four weeks in Moscow and dis
overed more diseases, ailments and
Effects in Moscow school children
han half dozen doctors, half doz-
n dentists and hundreds of parents
nd scores of teachers had been able
, discover in months and years, that
atah county needs health nurse at
good salary?
We certainly need more salaried
ositions created and here is gol-
en- opportunity to create one. Miss
has shown the need of
nurse for Latah county. She has J
,und diseases and defects where no
le ever dreamed they existed. She
,und an average of more than four
r each Of nearly 1000 pupils exam
ed. Isn't it just grand to learn that
e boys and girls we thought were
healthy, and upon whom we are
pending too keep up the race, are
IL shot to pieces" with diseases and
fects Moscow led in the sale of
iris tmas seals to raise money for
alth crusade and Moscow is re-Il
arded by having 1898 cases of di-