The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-10-07

The Parma Herald in its last issue
in an article, copied in The Tribune,
gave in outline, Mr.. o. V. Badley's
methods of playing politics. AS the
Herald did not go much into details,
we herein give the history of the Bad
ley manipulations of the anti-saloon
league and kindred organizations, in
order that the people of Canyon Coun.
ty may be fully informed in the prem.
ses The Tribune has no desire to
oppose any man as individual can
didate. Such, however, as were bene-
6ciaries of Mr. Badley's manipula-
tons will have to suffer the conse-
quences of this exposure.
The anti-saloon league, or the law
enforcement league, which ever Won
may be pleased to call it, under the in
fuence of said Bailey, met together
in Caldwell. In order that Mr.. Bad
ley might be unopposed the general
membership was uniformed of the
meeting. Only Mr.. Badley's personal
and particular friends met on this oc-
casion. The meeting endorsed Bad
ley and a few others. This action
aroused such opposition that a gener
al meeting of the league was called.
This second meeting was we'll at
tended and may be said to have been
representative meeting of the mem
bers AT hits second meeting the fol-
loving candidates were endorsed in
following method;
Notice to Temperance Voters
Canyon County, Idaho.
The temperance voters in both the
Republican and Democratic parties
are advised to work and vote for the
nomination of the following candi-
dates whose records have been in
veStlgated and have been found sat's-
factory or who have pledged them
selves to enforce the local option law
and to work and vote for further tenn
perance legislation, notably, state
wide prohibition. We find the mac
ceptable and advise all the temper
ahce people to vote according to their
party. Where there are more than
twice as many candidates for each
oince you are to vote for second
cnolce; otherwise your vote for such
ofhces is lost. Be sure to take an ac.
1--WE interest in the primary election
ana get out your rigs and automo,
Oles and take the voters to the poll
temperance Executive Committee |
Republican.
Representative IN congress-Burton
= french; Thomas R. Hamer: for
0oVernor-James H. Brady, second
Ino'ce; Paul Clagstone, first cho ce.
lieut. Governor-Adelbert A. AIvord.
9Upt Pub, 1nst.-Margaret Keenan,;
Judge 9TH Judicial Dist.-Frederick A
m r, State Senator-Beni p.
p"aWhan; County Com, LIST dist
~ I Dodd; I'd dist F. Kerrick;
S'erk Dist, Court-Cormac ]. Shorb;
pn"e,,,f-Hardy N Maxey, 1st choice:
= NJ Stokcsbery, I'd choice; Probate
ouuEe-Charles d. Tllinghast. School
a"P'--Mabel Grace Carleton. coun,x
hh'Sessor-D. w. Ainey. LIST choice
G. g =. Christopher, I'd choice; County
Suryeyor-Fred Mcconnell; Prose
>""'E Attorney. A. Elston.
Democratic.
=. NyP' IN congress-Arthur NJ, Bow
w. n, Justice Sup, court-James L. Nc
r u,,'F' Governor-John c. Rice; Sec
., ;" OF State-O, V, Badley; Judge
s .. judicial Disty-Ed. l.. Bryan; state
s ss S Madden; State repre-
Ia,"'a,,.'Ve-Guy Graham; County Com.
I ~ ',S'-John Semones; I'd DIST
Gun NJ Il Newport; Clerk Dist. Court
w =" Within; County assessor-C.
n n sloan; Coroner-Dr. C. M. Kalev.
,Tps ~, attorney-T. A. Walters
IL ~ meeting undoubtedly expressed
Sor se,'nEs and desires at the time.
n, ,'s.'' days after adjournment of the
lion T n out before the primary cleo
,h ta" hadley and few others held a
or, ' meeting, under the name of the
as s't zat'on, and proceeded to en-
'onr of the Republican nomi-
wo., "A white ballot was gotten out,
r, o'''d as follows: vote for those