The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-09
GOVERNOR BRADY OUTLINES HIS
POLICIES

/ POI Iul 2 tOhiSuI iOl Doioc W Jake w
his interrupted work at the state
house, Governor ames H. Brady, fol-
lowing the receipt of news leaving no
question of his denomination, gave
out the following statement.
II am of course much gratified with
the splendid Endorsement which the
people of this state have given me. I
have certainly tried to do my best at
all times and shall continue to do so
in the future. Idaho is a great and
growing state. The development Of
its material resources lies in the fu-
ture, its great population is yet to
come Its educational institutions
must keep pace with the development
OF the country and its increase of
population. While our minerals and
timber are splendid assets of which
our people should be proud, yet we
must realize that agriculture is the
primary industry upon which all 9TH
Ell industries depend and it behooves
us to look well to the development of
our agricultural resources which, in
years to come, will produce even more
for the benefit of the commonwealth
than all others combined and, If cleo
ted, propose to have our country life
commission and our conservation
commission do active work in order
that any persons desiring to settle in
Idaho can, without difficulty, be In
Toned as to the climate and soil con-
ditions, altitude and humidity in any
part of the state.
For People of State
And not only should we think of
the people who are coming into our
state, but we should remember that
we have between 100000 and 100000
people within our borders at the pres,
ent time making homes, developing
ands, clearing away sagebrush, build
ing canals and doing all that men and
women can do for building up sub
'tantial communities and improving
civic life. 1t is for the benefit of
,hese people that ! am willing and
nope to devote my time and whatever
Utility ] may have and, as Roosevelt
lays, The issue in this state is joined
Ind we must fight or fall
Where He Stands
II shall fight for the elimination of
pecial interests from politics, for
omplete and effective publicity Of
affairs, for the passage Of
avs prohibiting the use of corporate
unds indirectly or directly for puliti-
al purposes, state supervision of the
capitalization, not only of public serv-
ce corporations, but Ut all corpora
ions doing business in he state, the
se of our natural resources for the
enefit and good of tie people Of our
alley, the extension lni experiment
tations so as to take in all phases Of
lie on the farm, the regulation and
ondi!ons of labor By means of COM
rehens've workmen compensation
cts, more stringent state laws to reg
late child labor and the work of
omen, enforcement of better sani-
ary conditions for workers and ex-
ension OF the use of safety appliances
4 industry and commerce in every
art of our state, clear division of au-
lority between national and state
overnment, direct primaries as as
ociated with the corrupt practices
ct, publicity of campaign contribu-
ons, not only after elections, but be-
IRE, as well as prompt removal of I'M
aithful or incompetent public serv-
nts.
Proposes to Make Good
Standing for these things Is good
1ough for Roosevelt, and is good
lough for me, and want the peo-
e of this state cut this statement
ut and put 1t in their pockets and
,e whether | make good or not.
If / do not it is because do not
ave the chance, for believe in them
osolutely. This is the only chance
have ever had to make good in
lblic way In my life and If the peo-
e seem to think that they want to
nploy me for another two years,