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Show , w 1 . ijjil " Those Spokane players appear to bo jj Ij Z rude enough not to care for Salt Lake's ) ;i ! unqualified approval. j In traveling away from the enemy, Hj - Cossacks are living- up to their great i; reputation for wild riding. H : i( , 5 Grovcr Cleveland has written another Hr i' i article In his most serious vein, thus if ' t making It quite amusing. Hl ! ; t But if Mr. Roylance yields to advice Hj1 i, j (! - to be a candidate, will he be able to ; ' ji - prove later on that he Is running? i U :'!) l Z Some wheelmen doubtless feel that ' Jj 1 they ought to be allowed to ride on the y i ! ' i cldewalks until they run over somebody. ) i I i' Z Russians find that they were greatly ; ;i I mistaken in thin '-'ng that Japs could V J not drag guns up Insurmountable : 7 mountains. '.i' - Hj '! I Will brother Taylor bring back as a t 1; ', - handsome gift for the loved onca at home, a strong young lady who can help HL ' in the housework? Hj . w Hi ! On the other hand, some people might i 1 Z 1,ke to sec thc World's Fair before Its 1 , beauty Is marred by exhibits of , all kinds of merchandise. IH ' '( 1 . Z How can the Democracy expect to j- please Mr. Bryan when It intends to be , j ' Z HO recreant a3 not t0 renominate the HH 1. " candidate of 1S06 and 1900? V " ' It "t'U' ' " Democrats are going ahead with 1 I i ' preparations for a party Judicial con- ' i , ventlon. just as if they didn't know that j , '.' partisanship in judicial affairs is all ' ' wrong. H : ' i' : H, 3 " Perhaps those Democrats who favor Hi. ( Maj. Dick Young for Governor want to 1 IT.fi ' be sure of the acl-ive support of the head of their ticket by the President of j ' Ensign stake. L ,ij t now seems quite possible that the 'ii SL Louis convention will take into con- H j , slderatlon Parker's unwillingness to ex- 1 j' ! H press himself, and will not require him jkt, . , e ., to write a letter of acceptance. ' h- ' : ? "i j ' ' The gold to pay for the Panama canal ll, ' ' ! '.J 1? going out about as fast as it can; ' ' , nuie millions today, and probably as Hii i '.,':, j much on Saturday, or possibly more, as H' 'i, , jj notices are already out for shipments )l,r'j on that day. Oh, well; the country can ,j '" sparo it, and It never will be missed. ' ! By the first of the new year, there will ' I be more gold in the United States than , ever before. H ,; , ; 1 ! The Garff proposition for electric , 'if lighting for the city, while in rather an ii Indefinite condition just yet, shows Hj j gratifying signs of life and activity. Hjl I'' j ( .j The proposition which the Garffs, fa- Hi . . ther and son, make, looks good; it H w t ii 'ij should prove to the interest of the 1 J ii public. The proposition to turn over I - to c'v tne Plant after it has been Hi; 'I ' i ' run cn yeargi the charge in the mean- H ' j " time for city lights not being at all H, ' 'ijt Incr63921! 1 Price, but materially ln- ' ; Z. creased in power, is one of singular ad- H1 I -;, vantage, from surface appearance. It Hh . !' looks like the acceptance of rent as Hl i 1 ' 'I;, payment on the house. While it may H' Ji be tnat there arc disadvantages in the H'. , scheme that are not In sight, it can 1 '. . hardly be that they are very serious. H' 1 ' i, And the project looks so cntioing that j 1 ij'ji -- It certainly calls for discuesion and in- j j jj'jjjl vestigatloru H !,) ' 'JI Judge Theron Stevens of Tellurlde is H I j unfortunate In his make-up in that he I , 1 ; 1 1b not able to adjiint his mind to a con- Hil . 1 !j dltion of affairs different from the nor- H'j ,i (l rnal- Ke refuaet" to hold, court because Hi j'. i1 11 Z of the military control, and breaks out H'i ( tl 'l"1 ,nto a spItrul denunciation of military Hi lfm - Interference. In' this, besides showing H I'ljjl ' fi ' n''s want of adaptability to meet H i ! j'lj r, changed conditions, he exhibits an in- H iijj subordination which Is unbecoming any H I '! l it cltlzcr., and much more so in a judge. H ' m i Tne Governor, in pursuance of his pow- H 'W I .7 ers and dutias under the law, issues his I i M proclamation declaring martial law and Hr ''H' suspending thc writ of habeas corpus, Hj i I i'l !t is the duty of the civil courts to rcc- H, : a ognlze this as a legal status, as much Hl' (( f ' 1 M so as Qnv other status. If the Governor i ill exceeded his authority in this, that is Hi '!'' I'm something, for thc courts themselves to l ' J ''tcrnilne; but for a judge to scold about It and denounce a condition thus created, while the authority is yet un-dcniod, un-dcniod, is as unbecoming as It would be for a Judge to denounce an act of thc Legislature, not because of a claim that It is unconstitutional but because of a condition It created that was not to his personal liking. Judge Stamens should be enjoined from trespassing against thc proprieties. |
