Troy weekly news., May 22, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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The Trov Weekly News
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PAGE 5.
TROY weekly news.
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editorial.
WE WANT YOUR HELP.
News concedes the nomination
f Brady. That is, Mr. Brady has the
® er and will nominate himself.
v the News has stated, it will not sud
t Brady. We will not support the
nominee of the republican machine of
Idaho We will never support the re
publican party until it is taken from
V control of repudiators, and until it
is run by someone besides the disgrace
ful gang of Mormon ringsters in the
jive southeastern counties, backed by
their office seeking heelers in other
sections of the state. This means that
the Troy News must sacrifice some
It means that the republican
gang will do all in their power to drive
the News out of business. It means
that we will be put out of business if
within the power of the gang. But
the News does not care. We propose
to do our duty and to stand by what
tt believe to be our duty to the party
and the people. All we ask is the
support of the people, and a fair deal.
We want more readers. We want to
send the News into several thousand
homes, and we want you to help us.
II you approve of our stand will you
not get your neighbors to subscribe,
sending in a club of paid up readers?
Do it now'._
BOOSTING FOR IDAHO.
The Evening Journal, of Washing
ton, Iowa, May 14: Joe Schloesser,
olTioy, Idaho, is here for a few days,
called by the illness of his father,
Louis Schloesser. Mr. Schloesser's
condition is considerably improved to
day, however, and it is believed that
he will recover all right. Joe has been
away for three years. He is nicely lo
cated in Troy in the printing business.
He is very much pleased with the
western country, and frankly states that
he has traded states and will not trade
back. He says that "Troy" is the
biggest little town on earth. It is in a
very rich farming and timber country.
He will be here for a week or two.
The
And
the
thing.
Boss Brady asserts that he would be
pleased to leave his candidacy to the
decision of the republican voters of the
state. We do not know but that the
democrats could afford to let the re
publican rank and file pass on Bra
dy's merits in November. There are
several counties in this neck of the
woods where the boss cannot get a ma
jority of his own party on election day.
This fact will be demonstrated in good
time.—Twin Fall Times.
TRUITT'S RECORD.
Il ia rather interesting to go back over
the records of the last legislature and
note how our representatives voted on
platform pledges. T1
looked up the anti-pass bill, No 10, in
troduced bv McCracken, which was a re
publican platform pledge, and find that
after it passed the house, Mullaley, Jones
*od Wessel voiing for it, it went to the
senate where it was kept in the commit
tee until February 15, when Senator
Nugent moved that the bill, (a platform
pledge, and a measu-e upon which Sen
ator Warren Truitt, with every other
republican, had made their
paign,) he indefinitely postponed. The
motion carried by a strict party vote,
Haj-'-en Truitt of Latah county, voting
to kill the hill, and went on record as a
repudiator. The News is not pretending
to criticise Mr. Truitt. We are simply
giving the record, page 91, journal of the
eenate, 1907 session, and will leave the
matter with the republicans of this
tounty. Judge Truitt being chairman
at that time of the repub!.can county
«entrai committee of this county, and a
eautng member of his
•nil tiir.e, he
*as doing, an« ,
bu record made
whether
another thing.
iis week we have
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party even at
what he
will not object to having
public at this time,
or not it will suit the public is
probably knew
d will not obiec.t
Hugh Bovill was in from his town the
nrst of the week.
... - He says business is
P eking up, Hru ) |j, at there are active
,?Ugmg operations now under
toe woods
way in
around Bovill.
Mrs. Carrie Castello of Moscow, chair
manofthe Rebekah district No. 1,
T, ' , n,e ets in Troy in June, was here
sday night and met with the lodge.
tpnd ,1 t'ï * 8 1 Hebekahs are welcome to at -1
t,__ ' le convention, and hopes to see a
There is to be a fine pro
tànai', '''he said the Troy lodge had a
tr.ot j ■ m, * n, her8, and' that she was
her v ?- . ,llcfc ly by the members during
non Au^ r 1. llr ^ n ' returned from Leba
»on O hl o, IVedneeday
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and k. i • s ^' a y home he vltited Chicago
1 had ,t lanced. He is improving.
evening. It has
cancer is an aheess,
Its
own genuine merit and persis
»1 t.f vert ' s ' n 8 have created a Nation
s' u re Putation for Shaw's Malt.
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Politically, The News has no boss, wears no collar, is red hot
republican, and believes in speaking right out from the shoulder.
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