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Show TRUTH. THE MASK IS OFF. I In a most vigorous editorial, the Boise Capital News of September 26th, attacks Senator.. Dubois position as leader of the modern Idaho Democracy and exposes his present purpose and future intentions. The editorial is in answer to the published interview of Dubois in the Portland Oregonian, and is as follows: The Capital News reprints today an interview with Senator Dubois in the Portland Oregonian. Therein the senator asserts that there are no live national issues in Idaho this year and that Mormonism is in fact the only issue before the people. Senator Dubois emphasizse his position by campaigning north Idaho in company with .'a Republican speaker who declares from the same platform and before the same auditors, with the full knowledge and acquiescence of the senator, that President Roosevelt should be elected and that he will vote for him. What a spectacle for sincere, loyal Democrats to witness, knowing that the menr who control their state organization and wear the livery of Democracy are responsible for it! The name Democrat is strong in its power over men who all their lives have believed it to stand for certain principles of government, but will they go to the length of voting for their candidates who say the national ticket of the party must be sacrificed to gain Republican votes for an religious issue? The mask is off and the American party of Utah is only another name for the Dubois Democratic party of Idaho. Senator Dubois opened the campaign of the American party in the other state two nights before he opened the Democratic campaign of the party here. Not a single Democratic issue is to be discussed from the stump, not a mention of the national platform or national standard bearers is to be allowed only a bid for Ren religpublican votes on a ious question. Two years from- now the grand old name itself will' be lowered from the American flagstaff, and the word hoisted in its place. Would to God that the pirate politicians who have captured the state organization had the honest manhood to do that one act so-call- ed . non-partisa- - YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIO TWENTY-FIV- E Young Bros. Go. at cite iguti tor Hit totlowtag well known PIANOS Von & Sons Grown of justice now, that Democrats who ove the honored party name might not )e cmpelled to witness its degradation in this campaign to further the pur- poses of religious fanaticism and personal ambition! Democrats in Idaho have only the national and, in some instances, county tickets, to support; every vote cast for the Dubois American state ticket will be a direct slap at Democratic principles and assist the men who have pros- 1. Fielding, Boxelder county, 1 p. m. Governor Wells, Hon. J. C. Cutler, Judge Frick. Garland, Boxelder county. Governor Wells, Hon. J. C. Cutler, Judge Mona, Juab County, 2 p. m. Judge Botkin, Judge W. F. Knox, Judge J. A. Melville. Nephi, Juab County, 8 p. m. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge Melville. Tuesday, Oct. 4. Juab, Juab County, 2 p. m. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge Melville. Levan, Juab County, 7:30 p. m. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge Melville. Wednesday, Oct. 5. Hinckley, Millard County, 2 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Deseret, Millard County, 8 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Thursday, Oct. 6. Scipio, MiHard County, 8 p. Judge Botkin. Judge Knox, Judge ville. Friday, Oct 7. Holden, Millard County, 2 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Fillmore, Millard County, 8 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Saturday, Oct. 8. Mendon, Millard County, 2 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Kanosh, Millard County, 8 p. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge ville. Monday, Oct. 10. MAIN ST. Mel- m. Mel- Mel- m. Mel- m. Mel- m. Mel- m. Mel- Wednesday, Oct 28. Pine Valley, 10 a. m.; St George. 8 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 29. Washington, 10 a. m.; Leeds, 8 2 p. p. in. 8 p. m. 8 p. m. Friday, Oct 5. Minersville, 2 p.m.; Milford, 8 Long ago, when men were weak and animals were big and strong, a chief of the red men who lived in these mountains went out to get a leer, for his people were hungry. After walking all day he saw a leer and shot at it, but the arrow was turned aside and wounded a mountain lion, which was . also after the deer. When the lien felt the sting 3f the arrow he jumped up and bounded after the man, who ran for his life. He was almost exhausted and, when he felt his strength giving way, he fell to the ground, calling on the big bear, who, you know, is the grandfather of men, to save him. "The big bear heard the call and saw that to save the man he had to a'ct quickly, so he scratched his foot and sprinkled his blood over the man. Now, you must know that no animal will eat of the bear or taste of his blood. So when the lion reached the man he smelled the blood .and turned away, but as he did so his foot scraped the face of the man, leaving d the marks of his claws on the face. When the man found that he was uninjured he was so thankful that he left the blood dry on his face and never washed it at all, but left it until it peeled off. Where the claws of the lion scraped it off there were marks that turned brown in the sun, and where the blood stayed on it was lighter. Now all men paint their faces that way with blood and scrape it off in streaks when they hunt or go to war. blood-smeare- o m. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge Melville. Editor Glasmann of Ogden will speak at the following named places on the dates named: Beaver, 38 m. Modena, Iron County, 2 p. m. Judge Botkin, Judge Knox, Judge Melville. Pinto, Washington County, 8 p. m. BOTTOM PRIQEB. BABYPAYMENTB. Blaslns n. Willard, Box Elder County, 2 p. m. Hon, J. C. Cutler, Judge Frick. Brigham City, Box Elder County, 8 p. m. Governor Wells, Hon. J. C. Cutler, Judge Frick. Parowan, 2 p. m.; Paragoona, Thursday, Oct. 4. Royal Glas-man- Monday, Oct. 3. AND PAOKARD ORQAN8 Riebmond gend: REPBLICAN SPEAKERS. Frick. Washington county. William Relates Legend Which Ac counts for His Peoples Custom. Once an old Apache Indian, when asked the question why his people painted their faces, told this little le- Apache . o m.; Toquerville, 8 p. m. ' Friday, Oct. 30. Harmony, 2 p. m.; Kanarra, Saturday, Oct 1. Cedar City. 8 p. m. Monday, Oct. 3. . TELLS WHY INDIANS PAINT. tituted the organization to their base purposes in retaining their power for future contests. Pocatello Tribune. Saturday, Oct. 7 p. m. Sly Bridget. Bridget was none too truthful and her mistress had been using all her eloquence to make her see the error reof deceitfulness. liut. her would-b- e former owned' herself routed when Bridget turned upon her a beaming Irish smile and said in a most cajoling tone: Sure, now, maam, and what do ye suppose the power o desavin was given us fer? o Explosives in Cabbage. In these days of chemical manures, we often consume a lot of explosive when we eat a cabbage. Ground, the nature of which requires It to be fertilized with nitrate of potash, yields some of this up to the plant in the course of growth, and so it reaches the interior of the body. o King Solomon's Gold. The evidence's that Rhodesia was llio country from which King Solomons gold was' obtained are said to be accumulating. The builders of the more ancient portion of the massive . and extensive ruins recently explored at Great Zimbabwe arc believed to have lived about 100 B. C., and to have belonged to a race who were the gold purveyors of the world. o a Pipe Savage Invention. A purely savage invention, which is perhaps the most familiar object of modern life, is the tobacoc pipe not only the common clay which the North American Indians molded cen-- ' turies ago out of the red sandstone of but the wooden pipe, the prototype of the everyday briar. Colorado, o Alas! Alackl The sat in his easy chair his smoking pipe of clay, for he hadnt a thing to do on earth but while the fool-kill- er time away. But soon the went out and then he burst into pipe tears; it was only a dream his regular work was behind full a dozen York Big Mirror. The hotel Savoy in New plumes itself upon the possession of the largest mirror in the world. Only two steamships on the ocean one of them the Friesland, in which it was carried have room in their holds to stow away such a large package. It is a little more than 13 feet square and is nearly half an inch thick. To get this perfect plate five different glasses had to be cast. It was made at the St. Gabian glassworks in Paris, and is so far its chef doeuvre in that direction. years. fool-killer- 's o Rapt In His Art. Musician I tell you, ladies, we art-lot- s cannot succeed unless we give up our very souls to our art. Why, last week I was so rapt in a composition that I was playing, that a thief stole the violin from under my chin and I never noticed it. o The Devil Grows Clumsy. A Malden woman whose sprained o knee was made well by faith alone, Care for Horses in Paris. two dayB after she fell from her biParis used to be called unhealthful Satan accident: for horses, but in recent years the con- cycle, explains the a special spite against my bicyditions have been considerably im- had because it vtas dedicated to God cle, proved. During the hot weather in before I ever mounted it. Yet the July the Society for the Prevention did not suffer. The devil is of Cruelty to Animals provided the bicycle Advertiser. cafes and restaurants with free wood- growing clumsy. Boston o en buckets on condition that they Terror Cures Physical Ills. would supply cabmen with water for An alarm of fire has had a wondertheir animals. Most of the proprietors of these places accepted the fully curative effect in some cases, offer. especially in gout in the feet; and it o is said to be a fact that many people Without Washed Clothes Soap. have been entirely cured by the operawithtion of terror arising either from a Clothes washing by electricity, a of idea out soap, is the Hungarian. real or imaginary cause. Tbe stream of electrified water is claimed to remove all spots and dirt, and the three hundred garments held CUT by the machine are washed in less than fifteen minutes. -- o Remember that I am selling east bound excursion tlokets at -The Eagle. greatly reduced rates. Low rates to all points east. eman as used been The eagle has now while Travel : tlokets are cheap. blem from the idea of ancient mythology that it was the bird of Jove and TICKET OFFICE was the one that bore the souls of GROSHBUS the dying to their abode on Mount 221 NafaCSIiwt. Established 17 Years Olympus. RATES EAST |