The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-04-05

der the leadership 81 man aao
with broad grasp Of human con.
ditions and deep knowledge IA fhe
problems of government, VIII. III
president, forcefully put forward
policies which will BIZ 81 priceless
value 10 the nation and a Blessing
to All future generations Il man
who Is ia active, aggressive sym-
lpathy with the aspirations 0f the
people and who, occupying tile ex.
ecutiye chair, will give an immense
impulse 70 the progressive move
ment Of the times which must he
made entirely triumphant Ii the
nation Is to be rendered aeeure
against those dangers which aTe
suggested by the mnttering unrest
Of multitude who feel themselves
denied many of their natural
rights and who, III ignorance of
sound principles or III despair I'll
relief, turn To dangerous methods
il search of Il remedy
Third That Wa favor tlta nom
ination of Hon. Theodore Roose.
welt for president and hereby
pledge our delegates to the state
convention to support delegates to
the national convention who WiEI.
vote AMI work for his selection
Fourth That We endorse oar
state delegation ii congress, racog
nizing the ability faithfulness and.
zeal with which they have devoted
themselves to support of the inter
ests Of the nation and tile welfare
OF their state.
Fifth That, iii view If tho
fact that Hon. William II. Boraf
will come before the people this
fall for reelection, we, al this
time, especially intiorse his mag
nificent work and pledge orr IN
wavering, enthusiastic, loyal and
devoted support to this great
statesman, who reflects SO much
honor and glory upon our state
who Is the ideal and idol iii the
people Of Idaho, and who Ii every
where recognized as one Of the
foremost national leaders.
Delegates to the convention
were as fellows:
ROOSEVELT DELEGATES.
Precinct No 6.--A, r.. Cruzen,
HI. Milleman, n @. Larson,
Precinct No. II. Henry james,
George Scutt, j w. Neatch W.
Driscoll, John Keane.
Precinct No, l3.-J j Fisher.
u. +. Cation, u q Jeffries, II. r.
Neal
Precinct No. law, s. HYDE,
g. >. Polk, q Treirry, =. n.
Precinct No, l6..,F w Almond,
y, 4. Bailey, ] Il. Midday
Intermountain...C. Fl Packen.
ham, William Stafford, L.. w /
Smith, Earl @. Arnold,
South Boise, w A kincaid i. /
B, Poteet, Theodore kroeger, n, J |
Jones, j, q. Breckenridge, Clay |
Withers.
Meridian Il. +. Hunt, J. I'll
Waggoner, Ivan :, Rice, John +,
Baird,
fairgrounds. Howry, r |
4, Tolman, Il, L. Randall, G. P,I
Pierce.
Ustick..-A. Il. Embree, G. F. |
koelsch.
Whitney-,.W II. Dawson, w. /
Il Thompson.
Orchard. ..E. A. Nelson,
Union-.,J, T, Glen, j. b. Bra,
shears, III. G. Miller, +
Dry Creeks. p Glen.
White Cross, Charles Howry, Leo
Marsters.
Green Meadow..,J II Halt, j +
" Eaveus, L, Nj. Gardner.
Soldiers Home, -..John II. Yates.
Harmon Cox, Ed Staru, a, j..
Leonard, /
TAFT DELEGATES. I
Precinct No. l,--James Clinton,
(. IL, Stanley, Mrs, Mabel Gra
ow, Fl s. Belts,
Precinct No. 2-Charles Stew,
rt, w. ., Campbell, Frank s.
pAment.
Precinct No 81. L, Ormsby.
COLONEL 5. Il. Meyer, Jess h. Haw,
ey, Kenneth Farr Lyon Cobb
Precinct No. 4 Judge j. HI /.
Richards, Joseph Perrauit, Sr..
Judge Fremont Wood
Precinct No 5ACharles Ceaser,
\. T. Ingalls,, j. G. Wilson. /.
Precinct No. w. Scott Au~