The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-10-03
launch BORAH
CLUB AT BOISE
ka,hie Delivers Address En-
|1crsing Borah and Asking
for His Reelection.

11hu0abtC 60tucIAS l6St evening
the launching Of the Borah club
ire Ailshie In his tribute to Sen
II Borah and his address asking
v the senator be returned, said as
vows:
sqt Is a pleasure to Join with the
kiehbors and friends of Senator Bor-
IN his home city in paying him
compliment of our confidence and
reem and soliciting for him the unit
support of the people for his re-
kctiDn.
1Six years ago the electors of this
nte were confronted with the duty
ID necessity of employing some one
their number to represent them
the United States senate. They
snt about that duty with candor and
kliberation; it was made an issue
Wore the people, and the voters of
state went to the ballot box and
gistered their choice, and by am
FHwhelming majority selected and
uployed w. e. Borah to serve them
y period of six years. At that
NE some big issues were looming up
Wore the country, in which Idaho
rs Interested along with all the
bher states, and some other even
pore serious and vital questions pc
ahar alone to Idaho and a few
kher states were then also at issue.
Knew Where Borah Stood.
On the questions then under con-
VIBRATION we knew Borah was with
h, and we trusted his integrity, wis
|lom, ability and patriotism to meet
Rnd deal with new and perplexing
problems as they might arise. We
Issued to him commission attesting
I've confidence of the people of this
|pung commonwealth and authorizing
|iim to represent US in a lawmaking
Pody that legislates for a hundred
|llHion people. l can imagine the
Rany pride chastened and subdued
y deep sense of duty and respon-
DllNy as he went over to the capital
Dis country to perform the SER
|ce for which he had been employ
4 He was new to these duties, and
'ent to discharge them among men
great ability and popularity, but
zen there he was not lost or dis
ayed. We soon heard from him, and
1 nave been hearing from him ever
nee and the things we have heard
. know have gratkied every patri-
Y citizen of the commonwealth.
Has Done His Work.
ne has done the work we employe
g TOR, and he has done 1t we'll. A
10000 bond issue for reclama-
q o. arid lands, 100000 of which
y be spent In Idaho; a three-year
uestead law; election of senators
urect vote of the people; child
g bureau; public buildings and
'unos In many towns and cities
NE state. involving expenditures
snls state amounting TO several
ndred thousands; soldiers relief
y, and many other important
sAsures, all attest his loyalty to
work he undertook. And not least
AOug his achievements Is the honor
iaoor, industry and brilliant at
4anents have brought to the state
uas represented. He has added to
.nos fame and standing among the |
ssnood OF states. With a Borah
! Hepburn in the United States
e during the last six years. Ida
aas had marked and unusual honor
mster shed about her, and it
oeen pleasure to her citizens to /
: The nations capital and say,
"a IRON Idaho, and these are our
lAtors.'
Tine to Renew Contract.
senator Borah's term of employ
: Is about to expire, and he has
s'ued to the people, his constitu-
Z I and asks IL we are satisfied
: sne work he has done and If we
: 20 renew the contract. He has
: Aith with us, he has discharged
uu'les We employed him for, he
uade good; and l am in favor
.ehewing the contract for another
= and ! believe the great major I
= lne people of Idaho feel the
3 way about 1t. The man who is
vi borah must be for someone
We must employ someone. This
y time for every voter of the
) \ % speak up and express his
Is ! and preference, and 1t is clear
duty OF every citizen to let
! ssn be known. II anybody has
man for this job--someone