The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-25
Platform of the Republican
Party of Latah County


The Republican Party Of Latah
County, Idaho. prOmuleates the fol-
lowing as it's declaration OF princi-
pies;
BURTON L. FRENCH
We congratulate the people of La
tab county upon the denomination of
Hon. Burton l.. French Tor election as
representative i'm congress. Mr..
French has represented our state in
congress for eight years, and has ac-
cOmplished many things for the peo-
pie of the state during the period of
his distinguished service. He is clean,
able. honest and courageous. Weare
| confident that his work in behalf OF
all the people of Idaho, on account of
his wide experience and great know
ledge OF the needs of the people of
Idaho, will, in the future. surpass his
enviable RECORD of the past. We point
with pride to the denomination of Mr.
French under the direct primary law
by such Il large majority. ami we pre-
dict his election by a larger majority
than he has ever before received.
WILLIAM &. BORAH
The term of office of Hon. VIM. f.
Borah, the junior United States sen
otoi iloIl ldCtlJO, - IdDluIN tlId lIlk
to n close and the coming legislature
will be called upon to elect his sue
cessOr. In the short period of six
years, Senator Borah, because of his
ability, honesty and courage has dem
Onstrated that he has no superior in
the senate of the United States, and
1t would he a public calamity for
Idaho to fail to return him to the
senate. Our republican legislative
candidates are hereby pledged to
work and vote, first, last and all the
time, for the reelection of Senator
Borah.
- ADDISON T. SMITH
Because OF the increased pOpula-
ton OF the state Idaho il now entitled
to two representatives in congress.
For the additional place the republic
ans of Idaho havenominated in a di-
rect primary. Hon. AddisonT. Smith.
Mr.. Smith has spent more than twen-
ty years in Washington as secretary
to different members of the Idaho
delegation in congress. No man in the
state has a wider knowledge OF the
needs OF the people Of Idaho, or q bet
ter acquaintance with conditions in
the state. He is an upright, honest.
clean Christian, with a high record
for public duty. We predict that, if
elected. Mr.. Smith will be found work
ing side by side with Burton L..
French to advance the best interests
of the state of Idaho, and in advanc-
ing the interests OF the progressive
republicanism.
STATE TICKET
We endorse, aud commend to the
voters of the county the state repub-
lican nominees. and pledge our an
thusiastic support toward bringing
about their election.
COUNTY TICKET
The republican party of Latah cOun-
ty appeals to the voters to- support
and vote for it's candidates In the
coming election on the good record
OF the present republican county adj
mlnistratiOn and on the pledges
made in this appeal by the republi-
can candidates nominated at he
recent primary.
The following resolutions and
pledges are made by the republican
candidates for Office in Latah county
and the high character and integrity
OF these candidates should be sui
ficient assurance to the voters that
the pledges made herein will be faith
fully kept.
The present county republican Of
ficials are commended for their wise,
forceful and economical administra-
ton.
Our present republican county COM
missiOners are especially commended
for wipinG ont the Indebtedness of
the county left over from previous
administrations, which debt was in
creased by the previous democratic
board of commissioners to the extent
OF more than $21, 800.
Sheriff G. &. Brown. Assessor Z, !.
Gemmill, Auditor Homer E. Estes.
Superintendent of Schools Catherine
II. Dryden, Coroner LeOnidas H.. Me-
Cartor and Surveyor Harvey j.
Smith have faithfully kept their pro-
misses made to the people two wears
ago, and the republican party points
with pride to the rigid enforcement
OF The laws of these officials.
We pledge the republican nominees
for county commissioners to con-
tinue, in the event of their election,
the present policy of issuing no sa-
loon licenses.
We pledge the republican nominee
for sheriff, Z. c. Brown, to continue
the present policy of rig1dly enforc-
Ing all the laws Of the state and es-
pecially those relating to violations
OF the liquor laws. We commend him
for the methods used to stamp out
bookkeeping in Latah county, and
call attention to the fact that the
democratic platform in 1910 advo-
Gated the suppression of liquor traf-
fic by the methods used by Sheriff
Brown, and which methods they