Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
BFA[F CANDIDATE
FOR SENATOR AS
A REACT|0NARY
Announces His Candidacy
on High Protection Plat
form-Bases Claim on
Long Service for Party.

Republican party leaders have been
oficially notified Of the announcement
Of Charles w. Beale Of Wallace that
he is an aspirant for the short term
senatorship. Mr.. Beale bases his claim
on his long residence in the state and
the fact that he has labored inces-
sanity for the success Of the Republi-
can party. He declares he Is a high
protectionist and stands for the devel-
opment Of Idahos resources.
Mr.. Beale's announcement is as fol-
lows:
II am a candidate for the position of
United States senator made vacant by
the Death Of Senator Hepburn, who SO
resented the people of Idaho during his
life time while a senator at Washing
ton.
In Idaho Over % Years.
Il hav" ~N~ided in Idaho for more
than 90 When l first came to
the state lived at Blackfoot, in the
Snake river valley, and while there has
been wonderful development and prog
ress since that time. 1 early became
impressed with the splendid POSSIBLE
tiles of our state and at that early
date tried to familiarize myself with
the needs and necessities Of that part
Of Idaho.
From Blackfoot moved to Wallace,
where have resided for little over
20 years, during which time I have
been engaged continuously in the prac-
tice of the law have been In prac-
tically every county in the state, and
have made study of her industries.
For over 90 years l have helped fight
the battles Of the Republican party
in the state and have at all times
been in favor of the development of
Idaho's resources, and the protection
Of her industries.
First Duty Is TO State.
"T believe that our first political
duty Is to our state: to the develop
ment of her resources; and to the en-
richment and progress Of her people
to make Idaho great and respected;
and her inhabitants happy, prosperous.
and contented have been. and still
am enlisted as Republican. stand
for the protection Of the industries of
our state, which I believe have been
encouraged, fostered and developed
| under the benefcent policy of Repub-
| lican protection. l believe my position
upon the matter Of the development of
the resources, and the protection OF
the industries of this state Is well
known, and l shall continue in private
| life or in public life. should be called
to public position, to battle for the
development Of the resources, the pre-
lection of the industries, and the pro-
motion OF the prosperity and welfare
of the people of this state.
Business Interests Diversified.
| 1.-THE business interests Of Idaho are
diversified. While farming is general
throughout the state. northern Idaho
is particularly distinguished for the
production OF it's lead and silver ores
and the manufacture Of lumber, and ir
the southern and southeastern portions
the sheep, cattle, wool and sugar In
dustries are general and most import
ant.
| while II may not be universally
known. 1t is a fact that during the
year 1911 the mining OF lead ores, tbs
manufacture Of lumber. the consump-
ton Of the sugar beet. and the sheer
and wool business in this state alone
brought into Idaho more than twenty
millions of dollars, all Of which munifi-
cent sum was distributed to Idaho
labor, Idaho farmers and the Idaho
merchants. an amount equal to $62.7t
for every man, woman and child II
tho state. Surely these non -competi.
tive. labor furnishing. produce-con.
suming resources are entitled to tn,
well known Republican protection. ant
to the best efforts of her public ser.
wants.
! Favor North Idaho Man.
ION my recent campaign. whereve
I visited throughout the state. I fount
a strong general sentiment in favor o
northern Idaho man for election Il
the vacancy caused by the recent dealt