The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-12-28
Foreign Advertising Representatives
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
POLITICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK

POLITICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
Since x Y z has lost some of his
influence in this vicinity as a fore
caster of the weather, on account of
the recent cold spell, we are making
4 few representations ourselves.
January win come in on Monday,
the first day of the year. There will
he nothing unusual about this except
the day of the week.
The first week Of January will be
extremely quiet in this section, but
YOU can look for rather cold weather.
About the last of the week storm
win begin to gather which is due to
arrive on Monday, the 9Th, and will
be unusually severe. This storm If
caused by the coming together OF
several bodies differently electrified.
1t win be accompanied by some light
ening, thunder and great deal OF
wind and there may be some slight
earthquakes, but do not be alarmed
as they win do no damage. The storm
center will be at Boise, due to the
high pressure at that point caused
by the convention of the state legis-
aature1 a change in the governor Is
office and some of the state officials
and possibly few clerks.
This storm will be of short dura-
ton, followed by calm and seasonable
weather for several days. After this
quiet spell has been in evidence for
some time another and even more
severe storm will break upon the hori-
zoo and we would advise all members
of thc legislature to have their storm
cellars ready for immediate use as
their political lives may be endan
gered Ills storm will be caused by
the coming together and joining of
different forces which have hereto
fore been positive.y and negatively
charged But they viii b. brought
together for tn. sole pvrpos Of saw
ing the dear pecpul from the
heavy tax burdens which they are now
suffering, and for the passing Of the
direct primary law, and incidentally
trying to protect their political fu-
lures. This storm will be of longer
duration and may last through Feb
ruary and up until March.
You can look for moro or less dig
turbances through the months of Jan
ll,.ry and February and up until about
the 10th Of March at which time tho
legislature win adjourn. The ,nemS
bers viii return to their homes, con
graduating themselves on what excel
lent work they have done and tell the
people what beneficial laws they have
passed and all about how it happen
ed.
The sun win continue to shine after
the legislature has adjourned and the
rains will come and the farmers can
get busy preparing to raise a bumper
crop for the year 1910. But they
need not look for taxes to be any less
nor for the prices on what they raise
to be any better.
In fact you need not look for the
prices for farm products to be much
better until Governor Davis takes
over Senator Borah's senatorial toga,
until Governor Ollcutt puts the X. X.
KS out of businestt until Senator
Gooding admits that tariff on wool
does no help he farmer and consumer,
until Senator Reed makes up with ex-
President Wilson, until Senator Ed
wards, of New jersey, makes the U.
8. as wet as the Atlantic ocean, until
Congressman French again introduces
House Bill ~, until Senator Borah
gets our foreign relations settled to
suit himself, until Senator Lodge joins
the progressiyes and the south quits
lynching negroes. Then and not until
then can each of us get what we feel
that we are entitled to.
"A. B. G.