American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-01

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H'u7e or non-development. =
1's' not mean the tying W Of the
: natural resources Of our state :,
means the utilization Of those "a.
Soufees under such regulation anf
control as will prevent waste ~.
~lraVagance and monopoly and at the
same time not merely permi, but en-.
courage such use and develoymen,
as will serve the uses Of the peonla
generally We believe that the na-
1oAaI government and the STATE
government should Cooperate in the
carrying on Of this important work
and that suoh rights and powers
as belong to national government
should be by i- exercised and such
lisAts and powers as belong to tia
state government should be- main
tanned. preserved ana eaer ised b.
IT, In other words that we should
accept the plain terms of tie cor-
~stirarion as our glide and proceed
In good faith to protect.
and dedicate these natural resources
to the use Of tie people.
lndorsing the Protective Tariff Poi
icy Of the Republican Parry and
Favoring the Creation Of a Tariff
Commission.
The republican party believes In
a protective tariff. 1t viii put forth
its efforts 10 retain this policy al,
all times, but that II may retain
and secure its full benefit to Amer
lean industries and American labor
it is important that We neither per-
nit its abuse nor shut our eyes 10
changed conditions. There should
be an honest and continued effort
to fix duties according to the rule
heretofore announced by the repub-
lican party, to-wit: The difference
between the cost Of production at
home and abroad. There should be
as nearly as possible a scientific
adjustment of the tariff upon this
basis. In order that this may be
done efficiently and that the facts
may be had for an intelligent appli-
cation of the rule, we favor a tariff
commission with ample power to
gather data and facts to the end
that while all abuses may be elimi-
mated we may still preserve unim-
the doctrine OF protection as
understood and defended by Ham
ilton. Clay, Lincoln, Garfield, Blaine
and Mckinley.
Fayoring and Strengthening the Lo-
cal Option Law and the Submi>-
sion of a Constitutional Amend
ment to the People Prohibiting
the Sale of intoxicating Liquors.
We believe that sobriety and tenn
,erance are indispensable to good
citizenship. We pledge the party
inequivocally to maintain. strength
N and faithfully enforce the local
option law. We further pledge the
,arty TO the submission by the next
egislature for the approval or dis
pproyal Of the voters OF this state
+ an amendment to the constitu-
ion OF the state Of Idaho prohibit
ng the sale or disposal OF i~ntoVicat-
ne liquors within this state.
lection OF United States Senator
by Direct Vote.
The republican party OF Idaho re
its demands for the cleo
ion of United States seantor by di-
ect vote.
Tax.
The republican party believes that
he United States should h
nquestiored power to levy and col
ect a tax upon incomes.and it there
ore urges the next legislature of
he state Of Idaho to ratify the
merdment TO the constitution now
proposed upon this subject.
Urinary Law Upheld.
We compliment the citizens OF
daho upon the passage by a Repuo-
lean legislature of u present d.
ect primary law and while favoring
hanges in the same hat the recent
lection suggests, we affirm Il al
egiance to the principle Of nomlna-
ion Of candidates by direct vote Of
he people.
economy. and Revision OF state
Revenue Laws.
1t has always been the record OF
he Republican party 10 administer