THE DAILY STAK-M1UUOB
Published every evening except Sunday, at
Moscow, Idaho.
GEO. N. LAMPHERE, Publisher.
Entered as second-class matter, October lo,
f Moscow, Idaho,
1911, at the postoffice
«oder the Act of Congress of March, 1879.
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PLAYING PARTIZAN POLITICS.
"This is no time for politics."—
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Right.
Hammer that fact into the heads of
the fellows who think Warren G.
Harding's first duty is to kick out
every trained man in Uncle Sam's em
ploy to make room for hungry job
hunters of doubtful quality.
Drill It into the ossified cerebra of
a few narrow politicians in our own
state who want to use the new code
to build a huge machine, not to serve
the people of Washington, but to
!
And when that's done there may be 1
serve their own choice gang.
time to attend to a little band of mole
eyed partlzans right here in Spokane
who wall with wrath if a county
official dares to enlist the services of
any man, however energetic, however
experienced, however able, however
efficient, who does not happen to be
a "good republican."—Spokane Chroni
cle.
