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   Idanha Chieftain, The (Newspaper) - December 31, 1903, Soda Springs, Idaho                               I SI K R 8 BUDGE getting Attorney tr Like County IDAHO mal Rank IDAHO Vice S k National Bank ATELLO IDAHO f dent ip rf Watches Clocks And WATCH T Tailors Store Supplies and Salt G A recent utterance of Mr on the tion haa been much commended to the effect that the beat proof that a mam is worthy of ing an American citizen is that he ambition to to better his condition and that he haa saved money enough to get here And further that it is astonishing how soon a for- eigner who comes to this country is born That is all true so far as it goes but it applies only to the foreigners who in good faith to become American citizens and to stay in the country It has no application whatever to the hordes of derers who come with no tion cf remaining no in or care about the United States or its institutions and with the sole thought of making which they can take back with them to their native land and on which they hope to live a life of idleness thenceforth Such come over in they are in every labor trouble are unscrupulous in their methods remorseless In their and utterly of the law They are prone to strike with or without being eager only for the money they can get and take away and are utterly oblivious to reason sense or respect for the rights of others They press always the highest wages and spend tbe least sums for their food and clothes in order to hasten tbe happy time when they retire with the coveted to support them in individual either but are sent on a of community plan their tation and enough money to pass them through Garden be- ing furnished them which they pay back out of their first earnings Indeed both in ods of incoming motives con- duct this country and their final departure they are even more deserving of than the for the while having tbe motives of accumulation tbe contempt for our laws and same ultimate purpose do either Incite or tako part in lawless and vicious strikes So that the same sound reasons which apply against the incoming of Chinamen also apply against tbe incoming of the hordes from Europe that come on the same and for tbe same purpose to carry out their ends by vicious and moans What U wanted a keep oat all mere plunderers they hail trow ur from Asia CABAL would it he plainly be cannot answer for his people and to think that they will go to war The war will be farcical Indeed The role of United States will be to keep the peace on the canal strip which she can easily do with two ships a handful of marines But the tion is prepared for any gency There are United States ships on each side of the mus and they carrya large force marinas some of whom have been tended orders from Washington are to prevent the landing of any force with hostile Intent and to wait for Colombia to make war Several regiments of troops are held in readiness by the War Department transportation to the Isthmus although the administration does not intend to use them unless hostilities actually take place Many politicians declare fhat so i liket set Ins rat Rt Wall Street has come to elusion that Senator Gorman lea safe man and will favor instead of President especially as a democratic tory in the next campaign would not change the republican in the senate which could block all tariff legislation The republicans are not afraid of these rumors and declare of Money against J Roosevelt and the People the Sail publicans wonld be win that Wall i Street may be able to give man the nomination but wit thai election property at seven he Is if in- answerable for a crime ing is a boy's essay The is a tow bird composed mostly feathers He is a poor singer having a caused by getting frogs iA his neck He i water and carries a toy I in his stomach which i air on going in rer his head to keep from He can quack loud but fng a little bit Some doc called quacks because such cheap ducks The i only legs and they so far back on his running nature that she came missing his body A doctor has only two legs by are fastened on his body n His is not so a duck's but a heap I and harder to pay Some they get big have i their tails and are called Drakes don't have hatch but just loaf and eat If I was to be a duck I would be a drake every time ning like mad down the dumping the occupants other accidents are occurrences It be- i everybody to hava a re- salve handy and there's i good as Arnica Bums sores ec- piles disappear quickly its effect drug store to United Davis When he on tbe MONEY TO ernor of tbe if he offered formal at could choose a guardian at four teen be is punishable for a demeanor at eighteen be is ified for service at twenty-one he may declare hint self independent of his father k f- Disease i- f from Colombia aro warlike bwm raised by democratic opposition to treaty la a that with the daring which ia character the Latin Americans and with of sease which to tbe treaty disregard Panama will insist sta to tbo Tito European against it and is old enough to vote At twenty-five he eligible to con- gress at thirty to tbe United States senate and at forty-five he from military duty lit R The Eev Irl B Hicks Almanac for 1904 now ready It will be mailed to any address for 80 cents It is surprising how such an book can sent prepaid cheaply No family or person prepared study tbo or tbe and weather in 1004 wonderful Almanac and paper one dollar a year Word Works is among the beat American Uto Hicks Almanac it too known to Mod further dation mum have morn for goud or found a warmar place in order to Word and Worka Co St Ht Mo for the by him from tbe soldiers who bad wrongfully arrested a American arrest the cause of the trouble and he has now been liberated Admiral Is still at Beirut waiting the settlement of other difficulties with the Sultan -s gov Blunders are very expensive Occasionally life U the price of a mistake but you'll be wrong if yon New Life bead -er yet thorough drug store at w ow tun wood tor tta of Uac to Mint within in of knows the mtm who will persist In of Dr Sww Discovery Con- will bava bitter what T B to t every tan MI or mnU ami of J C T WOODAU Btr and Club Boomt Livery Fed Mb Headquarters for Stockmen Commercial RATES REASONABLE Soda Springs Idaho r the Best High Irresistible and Whiskey It In It hw A HKO TURNER O Abstract Co POCATELLO IDAHO LOAN Off IMPROVED LAND FINAL ABSTRACTS CONVEYANCING A A Tw mcb h to m I Jk St i A two for from to T Co one j Why a ui Rubber Stamp   

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