The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-12
SENATOR HEPBURN ENDORSED
BY REPUBLICANS Of IDAHO
lanes n. Brady Named for Governor
and Thomas r. Homer Of Ere.
mont County Chosen to Sue
coed Burton L. French.

Boise, ldaho.-The ticket named at
the Idaho state Republican conven-
ton on "Wednesday is as follows:
Supreme Judge-James F. Ailshie,
renominated.
Congress-Thomas r. Homer, Ere
mont county.
Govemor-James II. Brady, Ban
mock county.
Lieutenant Governor-Lous II.
Sweetser, Cassia county.
Attorney General-D. c. McDougall.
Oneida county.
Secretary of State-Robert Land
son, renominated.
Auditors. d. Taylor, Bonner
county.
Treasurer-Charles A. Hastings, re-
nominated.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tons. Belle Chamberlain, renomi-
mated.
Inspector Of Mines-F. Cushing
Moore, Shoshone county
Presidential Electors-Edgar Will
son, John Lamb and A. A. Crane.
Boise, Idaho.-The delegates to the
Republican state convention, held in
this city, were called to order on Tues
day by Charles +. Hoffman of Koote-
uai county, who acted for State Chair
man Brady. He delivered an elo-
Gucnt address, in which he lauded
Senator Hepburn, Mr. Brady candi-
date for governor; Congressman
French and Justice Ailshie.
Major Fred II. Reed of Twin Falls
was presented as temporary chairman.
Mr., Reed paid high tribute to Gov
ernor Gooding and said his admins
tration established record in this
state. Referring to the talk of ma
chine and slate, he said:
There is no man in this convention
who is muzzled or hobbled There is
nothing that is not open and above
board There is no slate. II is FREQ
for all. If any of you have kick,
make it right here. If you have any
thing to thresh, do It here, and we
will have good wheat"
c. r. Mcdonald of Idaho county was
selected secretary. and G. G. DeitCh Of
Bannock assistant. The usual COM
mitees were named.
Thomas II. Hamer was made perma-
nent chairman by adoption of the re-
FORT of the committee on organization
and order of business. He delivered
a ringing speech, predicting a Repub-
lican victory, in the nation and the
state.
When nominations for United
States senator we're called for, doz-
en- different delegates in various
parts of the hall were instantly on
their feet, clamoring for recognition.
each desiring to nominate Senator
Hepburn. The nomination was made
unanimous, Senator Hepburn being
yiven a rousing ovation.
In answer to repeated calls, Senator
Hepburn spoke at some length, dwell
ing particularly upon the platform.
When the convention adjourned, the
hour of meeting on Wednesday was
set for 10 o'clock, in order to give the
platform committee time to complete
its work; but it was II o'clock before
the delegates were called to order.
The resolutions committee reported
and the platform was read to the con-
vention.
In addition to favorlng local option,
the platform endorses the national
and state administrations, national
ticket and platform, condemns the
Democratic fractional fight IN this state
and manifests concern for the Demo
cratic party OF Idaho, indorses the
records of Heyburn, Borah and French
in congress, declares for n protective
tariff for better state roads and high
ways for amendments and extensions
TO the state eight.hOur law, for an
, employers liability law, favors the
creation Of more judicial districts.
/ cheaper railway transportation within
the state, and declares against railway
passes.
| At the afternoon session the selec-
| ton of the state ticket was made
/ Congressman French was defeated for
| denomination by Thomas Il. Homer or
Fremont county, by a vote Of l40 2'7
/ TO 1862 81 Chief Justice Ailshie and
/ James II, Brady for governor were
nominated by reclamation, following
/ which the latter delivered an address
dealing with many of the issues or
IL -. Ia. atarVN