Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-11-03

stitution of the state. We must there
fore select such men who we are
sure will stand for these principles
II matters not even if these men have
no direct power TO make laws, we
want men who we believe viii en-
force the laws if placed on the stat
ute books.
There are a number of candidates
on the Republican county ticket who
we have reason to believe are not
in sympathy with the cause of tenn
perance. These men, during the re-
cent local option campaign, worked
with the wet forces and did every
thing in their power to defeat local
option. The Republican, therefore
wishes to present the names of sever
al Democratic nominees to whom, we
believe. the people would do well to
give their support. Such men are;
Allen B. Eaton for senator, a man
with the best qualifications. one whose
education and training have been
along lines that admirably qualify
him for the Office. one who is worthy
of your support
Charles III Walker for Representa-
tive. a man who has declared himself
I'm a manner beyond question as to
where he stands
Frank W. Boyd for County Com
missioner is a man whose record will
bear the closest inspection one who
has served the people well during his
terms of office and being so thOro-
ughly familiar with conditions in ev-
cry district, is the man for whom you
should vote.
Frank NJ Hobbs has served the
county for the past two years as
Treasurer. and is now the Democrat
ic nominee for Assessor and Tax OIL
lector Mr.. Hobbs was Deputy Asses
sor and Tax Collector last season. act-
inc the place Of J. Frank Savage,
who was taken in. and the very sat-
isfqctOrv manner in which he per-
formed the duties of the Office is q
guarantee of the way they will be full
dlled when he is elected to the po-
sition
Mrs Willie Galloway hes had oV-
nerience I'm public Office work and Will
faithfully perform the duties of her
office
The Republican thus admits that
the one principle it proposes TO
adopt and defend is that of PRO
Inhibition of the Liquor Traffic" irst,
last and all the time. In its stand for
this measure it has forgotten poiit-
ical ties, political alliances and poli'-
ical accomplishments In its adyo-
cacy of democratic legislators it for
gets that the Republican party two
years ago promised the people a To-
cal option law and that the legisla-
ture gave It to them, az the same time
the democratic platform was silent
on the measure It forgets that the
democrats i'm the last house of legis-
lature fought the measure and verv
nearly loored it for that session. It
forgets that in the present campaign
the republican platfrom has adyanc-
ed a step and Incorporated into it's
platform a plank pledging to the peo-
pie "UneQuivocany to maintain and
strengthen and faithfully enforce the
local option law" and further pledg-
I'D W nuhAAAi 10 tiAN I'NIAN "a iAN 0tN'N
the right to adopt state wide prohib-
ition by direct vote while the demo
Gratis have progressed only to the
plank adopted by the republicans two
years ago and which they have abau.
1oned this campaign And a plank
which Hawley said should be blottcJ
from the statutes of the state
The democratiS platform is the
platform adopted ny every candi-
date for office ON the demoeratie tscz.
ct Tt is the platform the demo.
Gratis viii attempt to fulfn should
the next house be democratic and Tic
platform the republican endorse
through its democratic candidates fol
office Should Hawley be elected and
. should he be supported by a demo
cratic house, no one doubts that tho