The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-04

Join in Triumphant Movement To.
wards Progressive Republican Prin,
ciples--Strong Taft Sentiment.
Monday night at the Saratoga al a.
Informal dinner, the first Taft club, s.
(he state Of Idaho was formed with
IS names on the roll. w. HI Redwa,
vas chosen president. w. T.. Has.
rouck vice president, and Frank M
Woods and E. H. Plowhead, secretary
nd treasurer. respectively. d
Arrangements were completed tc
old 2 rousing meeting and banque,
be held at the hotel Tuesday even
pg. A
Several talks on the achievement,
f the Republican party were ,faade
nd all followed the vein that mi,
ointment i growing steadily in all
ections OF the country and that il
you'd only be necessary for the real
teubhcans to get out and openly
ght for their convictions to assure
n Overwhelming victory In Noyen-
WA. Stone, ]. M. Thompson, j. B.
owen, E. N. Sanberg, Percy Sin
lair, Monte B. Gwinn and WI,
asbrouck spoke briefly on the adj
antages Of the Republican rule, and
poke OF the tendency Of the ordin-
by voter to come back to the party.
N. II. Redway spoke Of the move
ent inauguratedS by him to organize
Tart club in every town in the
punty. He said that he had inter-
lewed prominent citizens in Nanpa
md other places, and that they were
(nly waiting for Caldwell to take the
Initiative. /
After enjoying an excellent dinner.
igars were lighted and Mr.. Has
rouck called upon Mr.. Cwinn for a
wv remarks. Mr.. Cwinn said that he
ad Just returned from the Odd Eel
Pws convention at. Winnipeg. From
hat city to Chicago, to Denver, to
alt Lake-everywhere he found a
eadiiy growing sentiment in favor
Mr.. Taft efs W..
Attorney Goudys of Colorado, =
bid Mr.. Gwinn, was extremely out
poken in his advocacy of Mr.. Roose-
elt while we were in Canada. On
BY trip back met him in, Denver
I'D he told me he not only was going
vote for Taft. but was going out
trough the people. stamping the state
Pr the head of the Republican ticket,
r. Taft. Mr.. Goudy is one Of the
lost prominent attorneys IN Colo
(do, and nothing has Impressed NE
greater extent than this change
hich. however, believe to be ilius-
rative Of the change going on III
yer the country.
E. N. Sanberg spoke Of local con-
tions briefly and then Mr.. Sinclair.
preventative Of the Smith Curricr
ruit CO., with Offices or representa-
yes in nearly all Of the great cities
the civilized world, made short,
THY address. Mr.. Sinclair said he
as not classed as party man in the
Hest sense of the word. He voted
his convictions told him-but
ways he has voted the straight Re-
bliean ticket. except in very few
Tn the West" continued Mr.: sin
PR, the paramount questions have
ways been met squarely by the Re-
Pblican party. This is true all over
E country, but / cannot understand
west doing anything but sup
ring Mr.. TAFT and the party. for
rely here tits that the greatest good
been done. You people of Can
n county 90 not realize what the
ousands and thousands of acres Of
pies which will come into bearing
anew years means to this country.
gu are in the center Of a wonderful
pple district and your population
ust be double, quadruple, In very
b w years ,1. The Republican party y