But what happens when one of these men is nominated for a high office which the other party covets? His nomination creates a distressing transformation in the character of the man—in the eyes of the opposite party. He is full of sin and corruption.
Unholy in national and state affairs. He is owned body and breeches by "interests" that are inimical to the welfare of the people. He is a menace which must be crushed and annihilated without mercy.
As a citizen, he is high-minded and respected by his fellow men. As nominee, he is a red rag in the face of a mad bull. Politics works wonders in the minds of men, and in its realm, the wise man of yesterday, be the fool of today. —Nezperce
He is an advocate of all that comes.
Herald.
Have you noticed the difference in the faces of farmers, past expression coming to Moscow within the next few days?
That look of despair or two days?
Fear that haunted them when the rains began, has almost disappeared. They know that the old Palouse country will always come through with the right kind of weather at the right time.
Now is the time to sow fall wheat. Every day's delay in getting the wheat in the ground while the soil is in such excellent condition means a loss to the farmers.
Moketohreca Club to Meet.
The Moketohreca Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Bolles and all members asked to be present.
Mrs. Rena Whaley Dead.
A telegram received here this morning announces the death.  At Tacoma, Mrs. Rena Whaley, wife of Hubert Whaley, formerly a telegraph operator at the Northern Pacific depot. 