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Show | gras. THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1908. v¥ IDAHO'S IDOLS: A NEW POLITICAL DIVERSION | pur armstronc When on you some told are ar and I reckless: by ot " were kids, mischief, overseeing bent| room we ef; we WS. and | were heats cudgeled his . speech. He fertile found brain one. - for | a total of Still, | continued. 43 delegates. With these The 43 trading delegates |Shoshone's ae te mer, sixteen and by votes 10 went g@ clock that to ae cores ing parents thata fools | th e nae: any intention of ‘ stamnpeding a basis the friends of Hastings and | had signed up, ' mak¥ng it a rockboun 2 as m the An? Barbe atten wateeaant Sinceread then went to Fremont county,to| certainty defeated, fib enn tae _has b been on RRtT1 east Influential delegate in the | Lansdon which had 37 votes, and promised Colonel that Tom French Hamerwas went to the the ames each Fourth; sometimes he first day of the convention,|Support. Hamer for congress {f | convention, opened it with the usual ware wes of elections carried the | Chairman Hamer presided with be-|Hamer's county would support Hast| formalities, and then something hap- rded Tom: Hamer ol, but the state at large a ae oor ae praise ooking upon him as as r had ght n weil Idaho the feel proud. politics come | iaiuarientt lm 1 e harles had the waeSee was on foot Hastings, and | renomination, So, but once they come, they are sured of continued respect " aria mivation oe he con- | indulged | Vemtion for him But he didn't of him, |#™Ything, so nothing happened, of one of fun cduntien pf en be whole state tight See m tole coneluded as- | ings had ad- | retary of When they go they doat| ot tie iv presrige, and it state and of to being nominated want | of going ists if for|and has | Change of the Social-| fell gave into 22 Ine and delegates to a hed Datshett then|nate the vote, Faces in the a _ pro- | bench che acne Dp candidate and In the ae ; "3 ie oy pera 5 Supreme the tel a Bec ene eo Toma ees | one "3 Washington ... .... italmes eke 303 ee eee vif they i 22 124 ie four borHecan eo | Ged, te‘are prosperous and' happy. they ee a but John Nugent, Dr. one ene re oo First of all, I want to thank you for| "In 48 years the Repubilean party in howe "in making. me permanent national eynvention never has promul- a strest corner or clsewhere ° ne "Do can you to kee. one| has a ToTeotn "On* the) cemetory to whistle that a of Denver respect to short at| as| Gatineau very day~.that ais Oe Bryant party | ed Avan "Yes, Taft bigness ever nominated fs big. ie ‘Is so has been taken paramount time lifted the Iid| a Democratic the a bet- big u that ter, abler candidate for President than fe neal aay rd ig, morally, ysically and ment up his courage. | remember ago the mayor in his town tn i 9 440.227 2-7 163 162 Bo 57 and misguided individuals 1s. con-| to declare be 1 a m = oded of the sma ye boy walking through the midnight, who is obliged - : aH 3 eee ae te ree it Is: Te on of the erm, rie S eo Beate 2 Snag Pa a ee ee it aa a gieat honor. Whenever two or | far-reaching platform that that ado tthree Democrats are gatherea together | ed in Chicago a short time ago; nor i3 wa 2: LS ed Baliscoru 2 37 kz 18 2 ; Shosho Twin aE Sre ia Bare AE See bb-7 ‘J ee Here aS i ee tories are run i Stull time, with vit! feu fu u mot eer now, at kod wages. ee Money is plentiful Right now any Democrat of good re- Hamer's were hisprinted, now | SE pute; oh who seers can get three or his note figured oration but Is considered that it speech "S 13 1 cen- bus who aid. ‘not kriow the inside | of the combination, who didn't under- | | stand that the night before ad been the list of nominees, you will each county that clambered an ssee ees 7 4 4 4 ben Fr conven-|tdano on 18 23 cea eee ag 29-7 eee ts o nomli- ede for then vir ylaian wasy |grTessman | o one ae ae tion were set. The delegates in the Kootenat Set ees combination regarded him curicusly| Latah . ......... ; . eA [MPRA A Pe ee tee oe gel the combination, Bolse Bonner position, providing McDougall Nominated for attorney. general. | Statesman had made a scanning against Hastings and when | see that The ‘Boise bitter fight Idaho . Hast- | Oneida shinned, Bob Lansdon, sec-| state, would also be trimmed. than into the hands aeteae coe egates to Wefent treasurer, course, of eee et at gon - hug gained ground sinee | counties bursting with enthusiam, At|and take nourishment. li He spoke of local and national state comvention at Boise during fhe | the end of every well-turned sentence, others: he didn't go to bed that night+ |conditions and brought into play all week. Up to the time of that con-|@t the zenith of every rise of ri oh | an ore 2 o'clock i the arts of oratory, but he idn vention, the Republicans o of Prenemonty rhetoric, thethe delegates cheered. Whe Ru aeioe L. French S o'clock had Inthe ‘morning,| s enthusiasm, county? fartedee jetoric. gates cheered. Whe an no more show | "rouse any He diane Be ddd Knowing that the tide |pened again. |©°ming grace and the Fremont county | {ngs and Lansdon delegates Were proud of him. Tom Hamer was aroused from hie | Was against him, French mounted the tole convention went wild over The|. his | lethargy, The boys told him what was | Platform, andat made the request of the coneech. He had every one of the 23 | in the wind and he began to att woe ite the speech of his but fools are not born ne ee Ida 10. ter than idols in ate remont county arethis porn aitne : ete | at cee rell and he wis nominated. Oe eee mete cena This is the way Wotarbrenche the vote went: f invieenleee anes n the telegraph dispatches to The oy geen tos Republican, excerpts of Colonel| 1 issue oppoien measures line, but of the We eemonlen tadmit by at e five feet around the just consider, if you eld ne Sreanar icatth vielfie es : hat-a sizeacks of any walst that hoeracia é 1 »© regarded as a matier | Calvin Cobb, proprietor of the paper, | on the band wagon received something | one of trading, in which Congressman ¥ nominated for the py for the "Now, really, {\t wouldn't be very good of habit that they givo way mersly to|had a conference with some of the| for its effort. French was caught asleep with his Tom Hamer, watching the scene of | third (and let us hope for the last)| form for the Republican pazty to be publi . onee the. pedestal of | party 4 leaders the an night ; beforer the| Congressman French and fences : away down, the scene follow-|{wild commotion from behind the ek yon EBL acs ap a.¢ by referring | ex lolting qualities of a Iivjublia! a pride. . = : _ hissling a r e weather back re-/|iIng skeletonfae eeeoN for Presiden Tdahe = hatiod a i eee pr ar hie th a lig bg Ri th gla DUB ate ee e te ier, Hamer 1resem- | scenes on the stage, was the new idol Ber tae en aaa Gree nae AGE ene ei me areaaaine aa inuch ~ a ' _ w a the understaucing that his tenure cf | generally hinted among the delegates | There was no opening. The delegates; was only mechanical, and merely a Oe eorts : the east. If under those circumstances, "Bryan, like the poor, ae have w office is good tor only iw» years. and | that Cobb threatened to mth dray his| had actually signed .up, and there|part of the general program, There e band started around the hall,| with these awful handicaps, the peo-|us always. For years the Democratie With the unless further a quished his position Pocatello hen. fies ihe ap two years to is no 7 YBYE, J3ill at rope aut uround and the support of was allowed the ticket | were to go an it 144 the votes pledged combination by to it to any the!marehing need of of the a Soran | county, nine delegates, in| ficed of ee Borah | trade. their} At any with rate, things . up. break don's county. Washington started _ That G. W. |to Lans a was Thompson be state chairman, for a = h the sake counts was of to be sacri-|that Kootenai's fad eae daveed é i ace on a would sijl- | chairman. ver platter, providing George Olm- | = a still retained contro! of the ae arriman tie tow properticiess in the° purlieuUS be indorsed for was about That Kootenai wanted. Anyhow, eee line all|/chances that made man, for at Ha puma being taking elected afterward. Twelve of save wanted Sho-' one, to governor every fell in line, close behind with| ple |in sleep what|tlon, during another ‘ e emer is If he happens ro Re ure 35 tes withdrew | was general-|the Burrell, as Lou who his| or- in November of this: currency ag my state conven- that they poisoned ae that pup are In| ‘kind I'm ready to ao people want who to be a candidate. a att young over the man, but| state. He) colonel of the Idaho regiment Phillppines, and served in the position Heutenant/ Sweetzer say the big | favor French took the value of party has been of trust in a way that ¥ ¢yirined servant. He {Is a up may be Democracy biscults oO made | rast good ypromises x air, directoire his constituents regard him as an ideal| had'public will succeed presidency-Witllam in| is-| mixer,| to the! and scotiing for but ers this from the art of country Hall eee syr-| Old It's from him in his absence. and he wasn't on the job to defend himself. While he was electrifying the Je Ss of the East with rich Western -ora Seeing campaign admiring you, here ue Idaho isn't during a what .might political | printed properly | /umns his picture with glowing col- | sections and certain N y counties tn has been al- for|muade Eve we Se tinnnetalt pante last are year. now was a Farm-|by garnering be-|make : livin'. a They want fast shaves| others. On the Sts." temple k too sald u tie we _to was a boss, read about Denivtnnane He of too. any a Wevnuiens gO got up a code e of have the t terete After the crea- God, he said. made In charge Later he and she ene Jew instinet. that since laws aw falled in Pa the years ee ay Be 4 ny, health: first board of w. heaJth. oehe pure foo the second, b GEREN aby Me years after "Our Moses-the Moses of the common people "today-Is ae noee RooseThe of Washington and Oyster Bay. ION [ like oan he great ae ee , lane ae e eS arty Is Bryan-and. he has ‘proved to be a white chip. Democracy has always been under eat But the outskirts of Kimamu| The barber grabbed for the hotstick, for he had slit the cheek of the There was the from |away Kimama. railroad Stretching|!t lay down and roll suvee when he others eral Peeper s unduwere dusty _ delegate lating findethumb the ec a boss.1 fone Jefferson ‘ page topPp o' column |cause of geography, and the rivalry|there. I always shave a man the way |every one interested in civil progress the of Thomas tory, boosting the game of a national ct next matter None of | between the counties over local option|he wants to be shaved and then|rushed to one side of the train, glvocratic party tor &: piny~ idol, the boys sneaked in from Fr be described as a pleasure jaunt, but | these. | -all were brought into play, discussed | we're both satished. Some of these|ing It a list that Hfted the wheels on when Baa Rant enn of ites oe Eidos mount county, selected a new idol can the way these politiclans go to It/ Op the contrary, was inferred trom | freely and openly, but to ttle avail./rube barbers don't know no more oe abandoned side nearly off vhe|pickea it up later to amuse himself then held him' up to the gaze of an|makes one forget that there is any-|the oration, the gentleman from Ida- | 1dago is the doggonedest geographi- | about-" ails. with. He had it so he could make the proletariat, is the boy. sun-danee and Gat for your said: "Look| Ta and do | new Fall down in worship, for zot it on him w hen it. comes ortant as|ho "snuck" into Washington in fare do able paid night, of geo- | dead ten! nat ae 1dol. | direct prima= on "front to reading agency Much had always had bosses. other! tion of the world filling | Adam and put him and hot, fat, Juley steaks eing HenabU can ehlevaw latter Tammany a ae ver-to-be~Mx. e Bryan=Liguid | don-olone of bosses:ameéer He right year, recovering of him is a. ware of gowns all this of the rt Wath IN advertising sald of Bryan's policies, Bryan !s wee aE ee ee pear ps passed burn pass Without qosine any of his prestige| as the junfor United States senator, | Bill Borah lost his job as idol. For the matter of that, one ent ot of | for his lecture bureau. tarow eke ganization and the folly of over-con- | ji¥ing, breathi ng, moving policies of | of Thomas Jerraraanra day jo ome fidence. Never will he close his eyes roosee elt, wkich will be carried on by| like the Democracy of today than is ,eee - ha county L. French drum, Congressman medicine and he saw who didn't ‘olla lands for three years. He was in the} in time, dropped|state senate and he has held every . " returned But saw e Snow attorney EB. be un- regarded who , De & vane fact, every man the bandwagon out, chair-| - delegates oo orces. race for and falling | Burton nominated, it for his courags| ‘ ee t combinec from the ae state The and The candidates wer ¢ bi cc ; } DBarney| said | made 30. Kootenai county went into | O'Neil is no slouch of a politician him-|in tied |the combination, thinking that ‘C L. | self and he helped swing Shoshone|on it | Heltman Hamer Other aw oe & ail But the sup-|him. Spe ara stampede. band delegates was entirely but it was spectacular, forces with a rest of the bunch be-| When French was cause Barney F. O'Neil, who wanted | was with admiration drawn him and | wasn't In' Shoshone, |in Une of not join | necessary, joined forces. It is said started the scheme for a/| on town. Hamer 9 o'clock rate, Hastings figured that! morning of the convention night's work before him, He|which later got fn, would high jin the air, | Nez Perce fell into line and added 21 | state committeeman, stunt that signj- | delegates to Washington's nine. That]/ peared to be Heitman. the handed At any had a Krank /|and Lansdon relin- | that Lansdon genuine worship. If he haa word the boys would have a from |if Hastings Pocatello | to sow, neh nands some other to more | he age. i = public: ans aha that | paper he tert was Jn Idaho than he cheertully had < a stopping "ata cnees, r doing agroeraent bobs a second. ago there popular man Gooding, but at tacit successor continue for Four years . Hdates nobody's ana a Sea to being | po cs in genera ae and nh < |# hai hack ride | with less ~ rummer, to a hotel, was the for se freak of such Should treated| ints concern than the ordinary was looked upon with scorn a a state, anyhow, and why injected be conundrums Republican convention? il ola urs wide : ND. I oaks the delegate as 7 open. hibeg . = ine,"' he kicke open = vistas Poe e | ness of sagebrush. oe oc The main | making eagebrush, and, pa e ae were sagebrush. ot al it eee or over a stick. Bryan seized it ‘Rites en, ae aa after a cee - ile fore iit for the job! gation schemes are lost In a maze bey the bell-hop and was given a long | Give me a real shave, sald the | door and started up the steps. ‘"And/sign of progress at Kimama save a|of advertising to be secure nd he When Tom Hamer went down to cussi { political issues and | wait before he could get so much ag | dusty delegate "I been used to shav- | it's me for the flowing beard here-| barbed wire fence marking the boun- Res been working it to a finish ever fanticaleaiiaciacs Been eC ee oie Ad Fe The ling & myself, but I & got into a shop at! a after h eae and a: siding nee Bossed? If the Democratic Boise as a delegate from Fremont , respective candidates, | ice water and an te towel. dary of the right ef way, : county he had no idea ‘of what: was | ‘Me. chances of respect\ve Cane! newspaper reporter scanning the ho- | Pocatello where a blacksmith gouged wh where freights sometimes hesitate to party ane neon ona ne a tattooed like cu ookte Dae county|glve the regular passenger trains a aan Soran aoa Shoshone of Gray Johnnie Then die. I'd thought I until face ™y | "Oh, said: and sighed register ™ | slates of breaking and framing 'the | That isn't saying zoing to happen. receptive. ago he Not had a at all, Two hankering |and the formulation of new combina- | s Ss, for | tions. ee s | Yawns the new and man goes from along Idaho.' " his he bunch, And if you ever|great ‘commonwealth of Idaho. ‘To|a plodder and works hard the and a aoeoee to - massage. I would e ee rather| have taken a chance with the steam roller ie <0; that's the way of these rube , . the lower house Coming over on the Brady special| But you are assured, ladies eae genhad that desire} from Pocatello there were a number | tlemen, that while the services of si noodle by the!of delegates from southeastern Idaho | representative from Idaho do friends of one Burton L. French, | who felt that the destiny of the state | show on the surface, he has done a ll What Hamer did then is well known |and of the nation rested upon their | great deal of effective work. His in- | in Idaho. politics. He stumped the| shoulders and that upon their voice | fluence Is felt and he has a stand-in | state for French and the rest of the|in the convention depended the| with the administration. He is taken | ticket and helped elect the whole Jze- | health, wealth and prosperity ‘of the| into the counsels of his party; he is| publican had wanted e - wasn't I know 50 who poe in has to have works barbers," said the modern boy at the [danha scrape-joint. ohey a cai berin', them fellers. It's just such Kind as them and closing shop at bad hours that drives fellows to safety | silent- | T20rs who was a nice that and the reputation as an nominated burn Gray business, but is not he can _ he y ears the cooling nooks of of congress, but he amputated from his it orator, | chance Senator Hey- to This avojd collision. is Kimama and a veteran at the |pointed the beauties set off some fire-|chuckled with vast must be eeopigl like sald to for hear him|curlosity him he had quite "Bosses?" as Joel Priest | [OW of Kimama, delight at aroused. . ells slow in (srasping the opportunity and wisdom. He was the original have tyhave e gift o the been no ! dif |y nationala ech that i man from to|then, St. An- | isn't 20 bad for any man. tae a in "Well, Idaho smiled oea : und said oe that tion, 3 $00 or the strong, 1em » eo ah the eaite e southeastern arrived at disembark, b the however, the . re mion n acaitaculine anaactent s |ing day mer the had"the : about : the more of public aii ao hall nba alls ‘ol that his wa age < vicgzates to | Préesident® contained Roosevelt Fo down and give him ae " mixed | The voice of welcome Way, him ay, | too Ile from ' | the served:.at' they " 7 + + + > + + + + + + a a county for ene | and ago s their ee busy canals bd with and papers: Eocstello convention schemes and vther by the | much attention 1 to followside of whata th*y y pathetic | weekly south-!+ their 0 They thelr crops | irrigation pastimes to pay state pe i tate politics outhad. se sta had seen in. their Yet some FEATURES eee ready to make speech was ne SindhisSees | Ebbitt, Which the party could not without and cvercion out. that 1) re = ot e roll not rlad glad not or noted... stroll hand han shouted NoNo inherent 1 rosey proper! yroperly I ' ns tiie ec ie join with=:| feeling a . had had } been , , been Tn NO. the: town. to trify the . other members thene he1oure tailed th € 12 ers Oo of ‘ ec of representatives, and no newspaper , With an doubt local: eS HEED ite 2. rt ability while of ini, Gray|the seat - magnetic on r ae callTeen so this far- belong to a ne even a a ne f he tri roads that forhad {mpracticable respond Jim right Democratic Aa ctkt i "propos .0 © fip..0 merican ‘ourists who were ‘the first' to oe Palestine with = motor car, tie. foam aisles 1908, of April5. 26): | | at Jerusalem, ander dateThomas Leports, been of Ada, Jobn Lamb of Owyhee, 4 | WKeotennl, + 44444 4444444444444444444¢5 year. + Ing of The man fhe hopeless argument talk the two term: good was to Cast re ngs f cur atl a ; to| alee and educe = charitable 1é cs one > In- | 4 em) loyers Wantiity + | + + > #/ 4 nomin: ation aDitor in of ate le pres "This is what anc ner Soandso | about the ne Spr: No one "I a pra V¥@ - | 4 ae would depot Biettornt, Pa aaa ie heard him, so guess I'm ed rae a And the he I United convention, | all ke * epublicans. +'| |Lake reporter were out campaign thrown Es eee ee sion of sales. from . ernment through He the add he to the permis- imperial ss . nervous, and greatly At present Turkish 5 goy- r must be obtained to travel the country in motor cars See enim aan Still Susceptible. enced at the fidgety young r with 1S, considerable 5 woman next him, ma s appre- who "ici J a am man who I xf your land the \° fs one, fer ycu Bryan - and| fev joften 7 to, want + . place Bs men 2 + }helped want, hueta Brady the on +) ture zat high specia toward places wished . that Dixon by one they, , to black - one too, { contagious? he aske looked woman 16 miture of scorn and «"Twouldn't had | sald, had be 5. | maybe Bene aside the convention, Kimama) . tia Cal. ts . mo the. same number of s teams at one-half the pe=panee: EHEFEFEEEF FEF FFE FEF HOE DEFFFEFE FEE +++ 44444444440° IDAHO''su LOC AL > PLANK. OPTION ++ his is the plunk in the Republican purty pintform, adopted at the + Holise convention during the week, leb deuls with the liquor ee > Section ®-The constitution of thin state declnres that the first con+ siderntion of all good government is the virtue and sobriety of ine peo- + ple and the purity of the home, und that the legislnfure shall further + all wise and well directed efforts for the promotion o emperance and + morality. We therefore declare in favor of an effective county toecal + optio aw, so tha co iu every county I Is state ave the + Power to decide whether or not the liquor business sha be er on + within their respective county boundiries, and we pledge the of + . ¢+ + + + + % + ) ¢he 4 + Republican will bring party about of this state that to the enactment of legialntion which resu + + + <= PROBLEM" THE AND a Qooo4o4444444444444444440 Gnd Shoshone Gooding, = she a cretion SObete. in Oakland, vein In Chicago there are e YOUNS/ can P| truck oe ze make : see better opportunities far- | deliveries as four + 2% into _vlew On the railroad) with such| vies for prominence as >EEF Companion. « folks," ') ut tone, ‘s teethi = e's a ng- fa : = . According to aS tra c operation S07 Seana mone ine a y. see Pe vi carryin ro sor * with him at pity be for moat = clear, ‘twould f ‘twou oF another's|-Youth's " - ane An rq even who ak tempera-} C + | "Tdaho is a great state,'"' he said,| 4) « e bez y f i I +) andi) th veauty: of it is. that. itis > | srowing all the ime i, W hy, look at} + the beautiful city of Kimama. It has | + Sprung up in a night-repeat. in 4) +) night. We are about to it and you | +) mustn't miss a sight of | +| As the train rolled. through the des-| >: ¢ re e 5 w #| Sprang it 3 | map found you!" ‘shouted man, from | rom demonstrating the world =200%, *ai delegate o ove te) oenTotlr what you}Small, after 21 all, the that incident proves| yn * | need more than.ast coffin is a term 7 a + | treatment at an insane asylum. @ )ert they over Ee football and baseba ao of but} boyhood friends, but recalled the m reporter z until been chums their teens, , z = ostn members of rival gangs and ers = man, is a greater asset honored formation' ~ beled ' Is society cou-!an (even criminal confirmed a than under ‘hich Ce latter has undergoné some though of thepunishment) roxt to ; years Hi a a i ee presenteee conditions Seng Taking it for granted in fact that aneae 0 a_positive certainty) companions carelessness mentary Does and or youthful from temptation him, into a sutistied, so in so folly allowing of # better pay it will f bad | society sces that be "reclaim" than to merely "punish' and mo- criminal, Cer many ords. ‘ qu s ay, e. "it is no business or concern 0 if the boy is ruined for life, we nothing to do with the conseque ours hd nees broken beet W- wither broken to the Jad ee "oceed W : task he st the better of Beenie. chief cause ite | to get the Te confirmed long as it society eae effec himself parents The and he must be ej ee q a pdod. HIME ber PREDROE medium that a repair an price, and suggests supply shop would together} chance | hension leintive | bad in a plaintive | been care if you ure "i +> 44444444444444444444444440 COURTS in to grind coe: ligh & have cavanten it epeate only said don't if me kill can +/you 4/1 am for him." ae +|pejn Falls. ; "Why "law Soe in aelnve causing tlons. - ‘ of claims Favors 3 relinquishment @! State ‘to lands withdrawn from eines tead entry to bonafide settlers eo reon Far opening of Snake and ¢ jolumbla rivers to the seu. Pro. Puvor market @t .t unsettled lands } government. rec lami ation projects. Favors to : vssazy to ba Joel Pries a tormer Salt Lake courts +. newspaper.age .ms an of WHEthe Nag Short DCCOME Line, I~ || litlea- + | dustrial raSho: measure relieve cong estlon in district states eased was when bit the chickens. with to bed to go ro stten | ability and vigilance of officers Cleave-|him as one Just to do evil. | potent in his "teens" still often lad. off the and! made he has mistake terrible may,|the punishment the that not ,care NO. UI, point insistessential have "charge | Simply the one who Tage art and plum in a basket of fruit will infect the|;land the from_ influence, home all from to h'mself the disastrous consequences him! will, make {and in all probability to ehouw first paper in my | promised lives an the beter that the | a the two cell houses, are exceedingly | ed on, moral these of s0 one persists in his folly, at the same | enjoyment of his mother's love and the | whole, rest of his Mfe.' | if he Menace to us for the parole sys-|4 the why present one in the the that, er than Fu life. honest | only and exists evil the still thejrare, to harm more do can rates gener presence, her of influence he/susta'ning though that, him showing time its and outraged been has law The falls| administered, present as at tem, of the bill "te lt that the state I authors and flourish to chance the awaits better the of ten any than from|youths off him cut can't it God (thank for) chance a still is there fallen, has the and vindicated be must out|majesty point to also and object, its in the that,Fuente so long the evils no right to rightto go. Theyhamper felt that Waa no the plate ony[}had doomas though ae i the reason And good do can class counsels wise the from prayers) |her whether him with rests it that |him, incensed its.. assuaging of way only and), saner far a me to seems wh: majesty is to brand the offender as|he shall spend his time "behind bars' | of his father, from the example and| not far to seek. inore sure method of dealing with rene 3 and petty with probat'oner society has no right, I care) in embryo, deliberately seeks degenerate The the advice; from of his sisters, he shall retrieve the false | society |or whether If such is the case "Convicted Felon."'. criminals youthtul trings"' fewer the that and not whether under the guise of punish-| details "Tam gzlad to say here, that during |why then, I have no more to say for| step, and assuring him that it is act-|and encouragement of aU the boy out, with the intention of its youthful| there were to the act the more aitcia nt to expose or what, ment lays degenerate The him. him, | corrupting compel To what? thut/friends-for no feeling of revenge, with face of | lated in the fs powerless argument many) received I have past week the would be. to the risk of a contamina-|it offenders himself out to win the boy by BORaNAS monthly, ae weekly daily, hourly, that} but to punish, wish not does But if, as I believe, sa-|it Such asininity, in| men from of encouragement words "modus the explain to now And But) soul. and body destroys that tion ha ciety would rather rescue a youth from | unless he make a change it will be|year-in and year out, so long as his| kindness and rmameee eee he operandi."' | well very all "It's say, someone hear I a . a he | keep out 0 better class too often the' with to associate last, may to|term protection own its for compelled him help would of crime, ranks em-/|the they a <s c ga ne ier Tot pea The act lad oe are| a hc point . out motives|to their of fear for way, lad's where degenerate, the and it Fe -~praved harm not can he where him put himof spite in necessary) (if even eG ae Lae ee ee hat J ary s dece vere pa d a ho do |} ow it to do about going jyou misconstrued him-| being for ‘get-away' no is like a wise parent|there of acting nstead noble and it.a high deem would of-|self, youthful with dealing 1 of te that on~ the " I may point out and state, state) a such remedy to propose you be| to me to seems system whole The oe esas . =) {te : it or not, ne methoc Ikes he whether boy| where, wayward to an erring and would er‘ma possible to turn achievement and/ coneeption fenders is false must be respect- | | judicious se lection of these officers, the ee The were|of affairs? his situation, to listen | about as sensible, as if a doctor by the|is compelled that remember must we (and abiding law inal into a self respecting, this of act suicidal to a interests ae of ee soclety in of any contra or reply, by the en- | success upheld." and the cure of an inelpient | ed to undertake !n-| vile the all with up put and loco|to "in stand to supposed is state in so doing it has even though probaA citizen, depends. necessarily kind proba-| olfender's of "a first with/actment its applicatior up him caging by consumptive arate: and innuendoes sinuations it stra'ght-| its eltizens) to parentis' to forego its Ghioubtal right to punish. tion home ts also provided in each dislines as/ same on the ee act" based Thus e peariicee d, I proceed with my f If such is the case and 1] firmly believe way sentences him to a term of im-j|ing suggestions which the depraved|a whole crowd of tuberculous patients ee i ain ar Pen be ass at pa wean are police The trict Zealand New the by passed i the act of the d sease. stages various into|in pour to rejulee degenerate too!and which of length the prisonment, to sugsomething I halve jt is, then, end the is "What Penta pape ee reyes ask pesca me let nat a eee . ; eee: ae eae I because strongly write tT ear | deaf a he turns if or ears, hie the judge's whether on depends often that then it for granted Taking gest. ix ite at Wings with act Pe meior as so 21 years ofy age,ha and pend-2 at| aofficer In question provides ® act the } presen that affirm I lad under 7 stro use sno } t h a pws aftl not strongly | any e tor use no has he that s shows 1 6 "br not.|and S66 order or ve working é In good is livers see no it ean isyo not a fool, is : society a » IsIs 1 it punish-| society : : ter this cinieclass : of offenders' crime j any first offender under the age of . 30 : 00 : that se E ris . such, he will Ww ave to put up with a} ‘ system , fro ; preventing so far - from have ig-| hiss boyish ijn all up,; h‘m It shuts outset the at checked youth, a that rete or ° C ba that pa of arrival the The/ing probation for eligible be wacn | shall actually breeds it and I solemniy per-| and torture refined of of life, with | system problem the of norance into turned and career of a criminal to teluce noone Ee raid eh the ee ae Pr _,,| are bound to P ee a willing | you, fathers and mothers of Utah, that| conditions are: offictals, broken has who through either the == a with covered face ‘ts y, live} aa hat part of Chicago did you dead.' he not dropped + , said had +! ie in?" asked Dixon | thick vell. The baby gave now ans + Whe th Brady special ,Auburn eee suppress. to tried evide ntly I." -So did you did. devil Park." "The BS el| ot sached a ree eee ns AM + fe > ‘ . 7 : ig : ce : : 4 | Nampa, a man in overalls and whisTen years ! 1 lor time t kee] t last, after many anxious glances, liieiatia oe 3 Veh ws Fag re ee years Is a long » to keep ane roke + kers wa laying amen the raling lallve in your memory all the name | PS toe Fa vou ae \y any-anything legislation. avors + | # | + | * + + /| # | + + # + | 4. the) Certaln of getting wecile ae Jeclares ectar satIn tavor Pov ‘ol wl eft ettietl tent Be « oxtensions of eight-hour day + z dele-|4 Democracy. for made has who winds. William stitutions of state. Declares in favor of state anti‘ VC ry { eens Declar in favor genoral ¢ i *. ty The of re York paper had set it in type. : the ndoeal contest { in the Democratic party of Idaho, A records made by Sonap proves tors Heyburn and Borah and Con- o 4 two] un="|'+ ; iat eee BOY, THE "THE youth erally - pronounced bel cars. motor Brady to| traversed say ee ery €CHEE great' without interenedifficulty. Wee Nea He sneer party,imagination Mr. Dixona his It happened that Dixon and a Salt | + + + pie Es nei when ree ea or In the same room at one of Koise's | ready on the press, word came to e | els a russed thi 7s al re newspaper office that thx prominent | hotels. They discus ‘ hings along/ a professional line, swapped lies eee | a : ; + > man hed dropped dead just before his | big stories that both had covered, an + turn cdme to talk. So an enterprising | while delegates caucused and tee, | +) editor, tor, with with. his nis eye ¢y on the watch, * in- jand principally ae latter, Dixon and} +) serted gerted a¢ es i e overer the speech, saying: |; = x Spe + |}the Utah reporter talked of old times, | | ono erate publican straining | + Declares. .in of effective county local a Rn aw; Pledges support and maintenance rns da + Blectors-Edgar Wilson 4444444444444444444 ; mee tell the York story whoof In New ' ae was toa eee makeries a post-prandial speech started ad oes beenat|he | stuff. «a Hi waando ae bars + 7.2% protectior to American indusOBIE: . vine tarif re vors legle Jaton @ ta 8 dutes by Ne = arranged | ¢ + eT to Sai ee 2 eee Nae Republi Sankar hens Gavetnor ir Sr tk ae eae ¢ obdit este ~ J : Declares in favor of econumy in administrapubli c expenditures Ky ne ir in In adi ti oe of s nd county officials 9° and co S. laims be Hef oe te princivle isIb] Sole ofae oe Pe Visible supply bey ages ea reriienat™ that = eee + © PLATFORM. -national nominations etice and depths taaeed ee great | +. trust Idaho's Ca option. wasn't Gdenae . a burn's secretary,man to the prominent + SS + re- | + cans. es 1 . bh ae exceptions minor averelimbered thelr enthus ys NO to ~ ‘depths, depths, rocked 1 ce algae © eT town. eae elec in 1 their foundations ¢ other's: ESET HES right Everythit t} is that before the arrival OF < administra had a burn- | + STessman_ AS of "copayrigs \h Indorses the can platforn + ‘the delegates from ‘ too the French, st phate it been fro + ideas! with sOise into poured ere + original with them They had. their J 3 ‘ direct the option, local on |views + + | primary, ability of candidates and the + | scogranphy of the s isin + Brapny . Ob . tat tte Ket. Also, + they had the assurance of Jim Brady + hat he would keep his hands off, + which wa concession on his part, + in 1© controlled the party more + successfully than the astute Dubois| + | ever wielded his power ¢ -ertal : e wee ver a certain SAA ae ath ear fa - erelgn state, delegates tah "Two years def- | had and "TICKET. TATE PePl DAH O PePLEBLICAN & hi is * Shock B. Heyb Wel Se Stat United: Con es ‘ rs Thee elon tr rene e4 none. Eressiman- Hiomer of Fremont, Governor-lames of Baonnoc lhenute Gover MM. assin of Ss Lausdon of Washington Gene MeDougal of Oneida Auditor-s. B. Dor 9 ' eee ee ee \. Hastings of Nez Peree. Mine Tospeetor-F. C. Moore of Shoshone eolate eaant of Publte Lastruction-Ss,. Belle Chamberiain Presidentin! + 3 to the geo record. Leave bands greeted Washingta ald the was housetops.. UGeLODpS. a ee cs OESTTEET TEESE ESSE OS EEEETOLEE ESSE + the So | ‘fall of Pennsylvania along strewn after | were at-| nue and no suite of rooms wa ed:¢ 5 Sana . weeor other's. asmtnc| ~ | seaercene yen « $ gs made for him to S comI of the« : convention the ‘ { ?. He hiked back to his nent a chairman 7 following day which when Ha- | were given space in the No brass forgot | to print, ete he. Vp scongreseg and him at the dépot at palpitating orat or GB 4 for this new they rz what just to know from | Ing curiosity ‘congressman a that message | Idaho was not the whole thing when | Were to ratify at the convention and 1 | he arrived at Washington. The pro- | they. were happy to support any ar- | ade byby the , bec nh made tha. had read | rangement having he was, thought | letariat u + | copious extracts from some of the, party leaders because they } yu + acts : D arty i rs CAUSE vy knew the | speeches he never uttered but which party leaders would - do ridth iz in|? Rena cans eld had leans whi h they aber W fs ntton in & Fremont had eee for conhvention In the vf : votes Conve st: : ile c , and that was plenwo for-"any~ "nucleus singe: At a, eee arn, Sti ca 5 ee it was the hear Bolse| s street to the strains of a). e revlously, delega- | man as hi do away with Wamer and j|in line The proper amount Freneh will have easy sailing back | erence, thought the Bannock to conercss. sto Wamer beearme receiver at B a 290ys, had not been shown foo ton : lackAll of this was accentuated August l-and he « " istied eemed sat- | oration in convention on. the ied with = his new. job 1 Pp all ei feller in his way for renomi- | depot one night, rouble onlyae to tfind that tle | | east comeae kein, soso They | + nu eee ane take plesto thieves ka Ie eae eee et E 6 ? wait|\g a eee . many ducks take to|/+ young. propose aimer os was Ae accordingly apfecolver Pe a. office at Blackfoot. < i ay : that el Be.§sonte | clee. st wo we"ere warp ie waters nome. how |A Cran PS. Wella inlin or ee no atmatter ne Bere ation Rolnted land' impor la lia he did. not who and News Evening was senator senior the over was ae "Why, the eee ee se to ae out which PE WEE WN 2 pood deat of shook | surface.of pubile gervice. is Just the |O+o++++++++4+444+4444444440 | That moved Addison T. smith, Hey- | snd always in syrapathy with the He-| croushottt they distfiot,, afid:-qist a and zs could aid +HHHeeoee Hamer possessed ana | 1R& ‘Hust encase hole after and shave administration» cir in loss positive »vf/a Laings many hinged outeome unanimous,|the French for shouted. v . PALESTINE. MOTORING EN aEs 2 American Mechines 2Prove Successful -Sale s Opportunity, unl heard Tom Hamer talk, you may real-|them the eyes of the nation were ly and never cares for the publicity | in awhile for a haircut but they al- jin about the same time that empires | Seeing statesman. ize what a power he Is. turned toward Idaho and the conven-| or notoriety of some fellows whose | W8YS Shave the smselves because Of) nave heen lost, a delegate from one of Karl Dixon who will write Idaho| But French wasn't forgetting the|tion. All else stopped while the boys|chief attribute is their ‘flowing well | these tube barbers. I've been bar) in." unposted counties arose and/politics and disseminate his fulminaheadquarstate newspaper Republican be | | tions lem Ghicago nomination Boise, ters.at,from that Heyburn's off the 1 oved all) | by This touched, years acclamation. gen-|berim' shape: razorsit intakes my and | of self-laudation. east ltleman | ™y timefor to 2) on southat and ice-real the innorth a|from from Idaho Nothashim.cut The with madeconvention. the west great hitin that capital the and gathered Pocatello that Hamer speech After that speech, which made. the] end of the state and did things. Upon | ice-at Washington, and it would be| Here in Be ople cise mciitsaias whole conyention and when the shout-|man who later worked on the Butte | nomination he factions ‘ot boss they Peale as much as he likes to hear himself. He made copies of his speech and reThe man who said that the world is leased it to the press. When the time | S™all, after all, not only had a knack ¢came for his oration, he was a Mttle|for rhyme, but he had more or less nae the he Supreme court to thelof property ghts or the he ats law has punished. the | ur oer"sent Ae too e reason why parole harsh the that7 the of I present laid have failure system or-if «a term-the system to 1 of failchief does the which all the pulses of his young manhood) secution ee penitentiary bounding within him, In a state of| though they may be to lelp him, are/ir your boy goes to lcome out! \the chances are that h he to prevent bewildered and | powerless andwhom? half stunned rmind half resentful, with Right here I wish it understood of It morally a worse lad than when who. men With long condemns It shot. ful BPS yet at kindly the ei very outset and) tlie out him) to example, their what) by a 5 to pass' him Not him with men who have made crime science, with men who, at war selves with society, order and Society even in its are only too not I do that mean to that infer all} he went in. at least, are men of a different | administer Utah state a very great proportion of men into ain the local them-) thovgh they glad|own lives, 3 penitentlary are men have made a mess of still remember the judging prison, from days derfully free from the common present decenc aioe: | wrong cuts]and But though the smaller other in class exiscs,|tically mumbers, aro does | "penitentiary not exist, crimes" pecul‘ar the thanks oes at A ets fe ae ae | probationer | minister of evils | of of in- the prosecution, (or she) the nearest in person or ward once| report jin arrival every of the police station.) probation (since is a boys' officer, On the he at for the lad, responsible becomes of-|once he removes him to the probation home : must|and there strives by every means in probation by writing. prrac- police resides, perferably the gospel and the In charge by a/ officer] of the district, where ment his has home been. is, what his environand anything he can learn about his past life. On the infor- Those are all of the conditions, No} mation thus obtained, combined with harassing restrictions on his personal/a careful study of the boy himselt, | liberty-no Pe auerles as 19| he makes the report which he has to so-called|/how to of he | t this monthly report he Pcnntetelene d by two respectable | his power to win the boy's confidence. the | citizens of the community in which the! He finds out all he can about the lad who,|reports and revelations we sometimes their get from our penitentiarles, is won- half dazed boy as a|when they were young and pure and)that seem inherent in this class army which carries| would rather help a lad to go right | stitutions. strife agains i law,|than to tempt him to do further| The dope and morphine evil As r-| Is to blame? W ay of nif or any warden the not de-|tainly this of are criminals older the 'praved class, far from it, the greater! officers, but the Pe Eide ayia to have they which of the system state|cy Utah the in them, of majority his time, very often in idleness, with prison from tre lowest strata,|stamp, men drawn not effect so much good ag it might to welcome the is, because it begins at the wrong end. recruit into the tnstead of taking hold of the yeuth-|;on a rele ntless | firmly by and wise precepts may show a folly he has committed? "guilty."|}or room entirely by himse I.-He (or she) must plead II-That if able, he (or she) must the passage of the act there ae the|spends much it. he No e childish nd rules how hejsubmit requiring to the magistrate (Continued on Page or Judge and Fifteen.) |