The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-02-05
uNC0LN'S BIRTHDAY WILL Be HONORED
BY REPUBLICANS OF SH0SH0NE COUNTY
MAYOR HNDLEY PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
FOLLOWED LOCAL VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE COUNTY

IN every county III iuetHo AtPupil-
cans will meet at the banquet board
next Thursday evening, February II,
to do honor to the memory OF the
greatest republican,. Abraham Lin
principles of the party which We're
the rule and guide of his political
faith. 1t will be an occasion for the
obliteration of all differences which
led to breach in the republican ranks
in the last campaign, and 1t is beliey-
ed that all elements of the party will
meet in spirit of concession and
Cancellation, for it is evident now thai
there are no differences of opinion
among republicans that affect the
fundamental principles of the party to
which all subscribe The get-together
spirit is widespread not only in Idaho.
but throughout the nation, and there
can be no more fitting time to make 1t
a reality than on Lincoln's birthday.
shoshone County Republicans.
For several weeks Chairman James
A. Wayne and the executive commit
tee Of the republican central commit
tee have been giving much attention
to arranging a banquet, to which all
republicans, regardless of their attl-
tude during or since the last cam
paign, who desire to assist in uniting
the party, are most cordially invited
1t is condition, not theory. that
confronts republicans, and every one
should take a broad view of the situa-
tion and adopt course that promises
most toward restoring republican
principles in the administration OF the
government. A divided party means
a perpetuation of democratic rule.
Good Speakers at Banquet.
The Shoshone county banquet Will
be held at the Banquet restaurant in
this city, where there will be ample
accommodations to take care OF
large crowd The principal address
will be made by Mayor w. j. Hind
ley of Spokane. He is no stranger to
the people of this county, and many
here have heard him speak and know
his ability. He is recognized as one Of
the most gifted speakers in the north
west. Speakers from various parts ~
the county will respond to toasts, the
program as a whole being of rare
merit.
Wallace is represented on the pro-
gram bv Rev. Grant B. Wilder, pas
tor of the Congregational church. Mr.
Wilder is a scholarly man, profound
student, and possesses rare faculty
of presenting what he has to say in
a most convincing manner. Others on
the program are John E. Sherrard OF
Mullan; Fremont Rowe, superintend-
ent of the Hecla mine Of Burke; }. E.
Jones of Kellogg; r. l.. Brainard OF
Wardner All of these gentlemen are
thoroughly representative Of the spirit
of the communities in which they live
and make it worth while for every
republican to be on hand to hear
them.
Other Features Of Program.
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech will os
read by Hugh Toole of Wallace. This
is most fitting feature and Mr.. Tooe
has the elocutionary ability to render
it with splendid effect. An orchestra
will be in attendance, and it Is expect
ed that arrangements will be made to
have several vocal selections.
Altogether the affair promises to be
a most successful one from every
standpoint, and will signalize the re-
union Of the republican party in Sho-
shone county
The banquet will begin at o'clock
in the evening. A splendid menu will
be served and the price per plate will
be 81.