Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-20
WILL TAKE PART IN CAMPAIGN
Senator Expected TO Arrive in Boise
Tomorrow

Senator Weldon B. Hepburn, who
has been in Chicago as a member Ct
the senate investigating committee
probing the charges of graft against
Senator William Lorimer, will reach
Boise tomorrow morning, having so
informed his private secretary, Adj
Olson T. Smith. secretary of the re-
publican state central committee. The
news created a stir in the political
headquarters of the republican party
and busy scenes were enacted there
as a result. Senator Hepburn will be
given short itinerary in southern
and western Idaho prior to October
25. the date he is scheduled to speak
in Boise. Extensive plans are being
made to have a large republican rail-
ly at the time the senior senator APP
pears before a Boise audience. The
information that Senator Hepburn
viii be in Boise tomorrow together
with arrival of prominent democrats
for the rally to be held by the minos-
ity party tonight, marked some of
the interesting events that transpired
in political circles.
The return of Governor James II.
Brady from his successful trip into
northern Idaho has stimulated a great
deal of interest among party leaders
for it is generally recognized that the
chief executive campaigned in one Of
the most gratifying itineraries in the
north that he had ever before At
tempted State Chairman C. L. Heit-
man, Secretary Addison T. Smith and
C. C. Dietrich, private secretary to
Governor Brady. met the latter ar
Nampa upon his arrival there last
night
II is generally conceded at repub-
lican headquarters that Governor
Brady conducted the best vote-getting
trip that has ever been made in the
northern counties In all Of his adj
dresses he struck straight from the
shoulder and did not hesitate to make
it known that he stood upon his rec
ord.
The state central committee has
prepared an interesting itinerary for
Governor Brady to be followed out by
the chief executive in the southern
part of the state. This includes q
number of automobile tours that will
be made in Lincoln and Twin Falls
counties in order that many meeting-
may be held in the quickest possible
time. Governor Brady win leave short
ly on that itinerary. 1t will take him
into Gilmore, Lincoln, Twin Falls
Oneida, Bear Lake, Bannock. Bling
ham, Fremont and possibly other
counties. His Boise address is not ;c
be given until late in the campaign
and the big Pocatello meeting will
, take place just before election.
The itineraries for other candidat IS
have been prepared and are now be.
] ing followed out. One of these take.
] Burton L. French into northern Ida.
no the latter part of the present
j month and he will remain there com.
1 plotting his tour at his home city. Mos
g. COW.
{ Arthur NJ Bowen, of HALEY. demo-
{ cratic candidate for congressman AN.
p Frank L. Moore. of Moscow. demo
p cratic candidate for attorney general
are both in Boise today. They speal
in most optimistic terms of the out
! look for the democratic party Boti
= viii appear before a Boise audience
] at a rally meeting to be held ID
: Breach's han tonight. It is general,
understood in political circles that Mir