The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-17
SHORB SAYS He IS
SURE A CANDIDATE
ENCOURAGEMENT OF CANDIDACY
FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINA-
TION FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Roe Has Been Buzzing Around For
Some Time-WiH Go After 1t With
Coat of, Sleeves Rolled Up and
Long Handled Net

Editor Tribune-We have heard II
huzzing for some time. 1t has beer
flirting about our ears and singing
IFS noisy somnolence into them for
long time, and, so close has it been
Aving, at times, that we had just
about got the idea that all we had
TO do was to just put out our hand
and close down over it. We mean
the county clerk bee. But alas! we
find by recent issue of The Tribune
others to tlirt; that to other ears it
has been flying close, and then at the
psychological moment when capture
seemed imminent coyly shying off
Ever since it attracted us by it's in
sistent and noisy humming we have
been true in our love and never have
we enjoyed the exquisite feelings that
must surge through the soul of one of
the distinguished members of the OPP
position: Il love you, you pretty lit
tie county clerk bee; but, oh! you
bigger and sweeter secretary of state
hummer"
1t would have been. very nice-to
us-if the bee had just crawled into
our net, and cuddled down to sleep
there, but it didn't and it won't. We
have just got to get out and chase
1t. So we want it understood that
we are after it; we've got our coat off
our sleeves rolled up and a long-han-
died net, and we want you to help us
to get into the chase after the county
clerk bee. He's an elusive creature
We can't capture him all by ourself-
he is gamy bird-and we solicit the
good people of the Republican party
to help us by their votes at the pri-
maries to shoe the happy little thing
in our direction that we might have
an opportunity to bag him. The pri-
marles, you know, is the great try
out to the main event-the real
chase. And we want to get into the
chase; we need your help exceeding
V, and we take this opportunity to
ask you for your help-if you believe
mat we have the essential qualifica-
lions to fill that Office with honor to
ourself and credit to you. Every as
Sstance that you can give me will
De greatly appreciated and thank
FULLY received.
Inc law provides two ways to get
in'o the preliminary tryout. One can
nave friend place him in nomina-
uon at the county clerks office and
pear his share of the expense of the
primary, or he can get out a petit
''oh' have his friends sign it mp and
get INTO the race without paying any
'nlhg toward the expense of the pri-
marles. We believe that the former
70 me better way. For the signcr
VI petition pledges himself to sap
port the man at the primaries whose
petiuon he signs, and there might be
Uet'er candidates enter the race after
ne mas given his endorsement.
"hom' had he known II, he would
,"'her support, which would place
"'"i IN very awkward position It's
"Ne betting on horse racs before
a' the entries have been made. Bet
'e' entries might be made later The
,''er should have the widest latltuio
wi expression in tho primaries and
'''S candidate should be given m
opportunity to enter the race without
meI"ulce. Every citizen should have
o opportunity to make tho race,
""u the voter--the great empIoyer
VI the public servants should be
hnp'red ms little as possible that
m'Hht be permitted to make choice
mat one whom he deems the best
s"' h''est-to MI the office.
-, conclusion, address the Re-
m s''''ah voters of Canyon County to
le ehd that II you can see your way
100, 10 give me your support at the
=, -, primaries for the Office
a.. N'erk OF the District Court for
c.a. ''h County, ask you to kindly
svo.. 'o"r vote for me. and In the
,os' am elected, shall strive to
th., ' you earnestly and faithfully in
so,, pos'uon, and to so conduct my
h.. '"at You will never feel ashamed
ma. you have honored me with your
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