The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-31

tion of principles ever enunciated
| by any political party.
| B That we hail with extreme
satisfaction and approval the nom
1nation OF our peerless leader, W. j.
| Bryan for President, and the Hon.
John w. Kern. for Vice President, |
and pledge them our united and
loyal support.
| 1. That we declare ourselves to !
be in favor of n strict enfo. cement Of
all the provisions of the constitution
and with special reference to Sec. 3
Art. q, thereof, we pledge our del,
gates to the Wallace convention to
Use all honorable means to bring
| about the adoption of a plank in
the state platform pledging the dem
ocracy of the State OF Idaho to a
strict enforcement of the same, aud
favoring the enactment and enforce
ment of effective legislation against
unlawful cOhabitation.
D. That the uuwise and ertrava-
giant ad ministration of the reuubli
can party of our state has resu-
ted in gradually imposing an
unequal proportionment of taxa
tion in the counties of north
ern Idaho. until by misrepresenta-
tion and deception the valuations
in Latah county for. this year hav,
increased 80 per cent over last years
valuations. whereas in Emure
County they have actually been low
cred one per cent below last years
valuations. Proof nf this fact was
filed only last week with the Board
OF County commissioners of l.atah
County, which statements and alb
stracts from the records of several
counties of southern Idaho disclose
this unjust state of affairs.
6. Whereas, leading republicans
are advocating local option in dry
communities and opposing prohibit
tiOn in wet localities, we therefore
instruct our delegates to the Wal
lace convention to favor Il plank
for state wide prohibition, rather
than local option, and favor an
amendment to our state constitu-
tion prohibiting the manufacture or
sale OF all alcoholic liquors within
the state OF Idaho for beverage pur-
poses, and we pledge the delegates
elected to the state convention tC
! use all honorable means to have 4
plank declaring for appropriate
legislation therefore Incorporated il
the state platform.
7. We declare ourselves in favo
OF the enactment of law se.uriD,
to the patrons of the state bank
the safe return of all monies depOs
ted therein, and pledge the delegate
elected to the state convention t
use all honorable means to have il
cOrporated in the state platform
plank declaring for such legislativ
enactment, along the lines of I'll
guarantee deposit law of Oklahom
Al 8. That no person not II regl
IN larly e.ected delegate to the Wallat
-, have a proxy of any delegate elec,e
NV to said convention; but that the re;
ularly elected delegates who a
present in person thereat shall hay
~ votes of Latah County unon a
questions coming before said co
ventiOn, and that the unit rule
strictly adhered to.
The following are the delegat,
,,+ elected to attend the state conve
,,, ton except in the case of dtlegat
M not being able to at tend and motif
II ing the chairman and secreta
nd when in such case said officers
th motion of the convention have I
power to fill such vacancy and IL
opoint theirs who will attend:
ted }. J. Campbell, W. J. Doyle, II.
on iCummenford, Geo. Wilton. Ge
ent Chanep. Frank ca phelI. Har
ess Davis, Geo. Grlner, w, J. HERNIA
Tor J Ohm Lorang. John Jacksha, Ge
W. Hill, VIM. Hunter, S. Il. #.
the Gown, w. f. Morgaridge. j.
and Lieuallen, }. }. keane, John Ii,
ttee E. f. Billomv, Max Aronson, Sc,
rec Ogden, A. b. Crawford, Fra
the Groves, r. N. Walker, ID. T. A. Ma
nall intosh and q w. Suppger.
ted The convention then adjourned
ates meet September 18th or at the {
)ner of the chair in the town uf Tr
by Scott Ogden of that place maxim,
neat speacil of invitation to meet
re- Troy and being seconded by W.
tloh Morgan.
was ----------
the Mrs. John Lauterbach and son
by returned Friday evening from ii
visit to Chicago where they spent
summer with the formers children.
A. Hill and wife enjoyed an Out