The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-06
/ SANGUINE
OF OUTCOME
E,dee Ailshie in the Race to
|w;n; Meeting with Strong
Encouragement.

corning when he went to Nezperce
IVA he held a very successful meet
"a met many of the farmers from
surrounding country who were In
:, trading. The Judge made the trip
mss country in an auto and took In
towns of Greencreek, Ferdinand,
and yollmer en- route, where he
,0rad briefly to say "howdy'' to his
isnds Judge Ailshie Is decidedly OPP
rlstic over his candidacy, and could
present happier or more pleased
,osarance over conditions II he had
|. nomination for senator already in
a inside pocket. In speaking OF the
entest as 1t appears to him. Mr.. ALL
M said to the Globe reporter while
Ts;
NV trip through the northern coun-
Is Of Shoshone, Kootenai, Bonner and
Iesperce convince me that the citizens
the panhandle still feel as strong
as ever that the man who fills Sen
pr Heyburn's place in the national up
" house should come from the north.
nd in my observations and conversa-
ions with the citizens Of the southern
rtion of the state / find that great
n cent OF them are ready to cheer
hly concede the justice of that claim,
nd / am pleased and encouraged with
be fact that most of those holding that
New with whom have talked have
ankly indicated that they would sup
ort my candidacy for the senate. Fiji
teen of the southern legislative dele
stes, you will remember, supported me
h the contest before the legislature
Eor the short term. Had this generous
support from the south been supple
hented with a united vote from the
bOrth, an entirely different story would
have been told. But that has now
passed into history, and l only referred
10 It to show that the south is more
Emagnanimous and much better dispos-
td toward the north and northern can
fidates than some seem to think. The
people this year have the first chance
Binder the new law of directly
Expressing themselves in the election
Ecf senator, and l am more than willing
TO trust my cause with them.
Idaho had for years an exceptional
Hy strong representation in the senate
Pm Senators Hepburn and Borah, and it
Ecan only be with diffidence and many
:misgiyings that a man with a proper
conception of worth and the splendid
work of Senator Hepburn can aspire
10 the high position which he filled so
well and so satisfactorily to the peo-
PIE. 1t is but reasonable to expect,
however, that the citizens of this state.
now that they are directly responsible
ior the men they elect. will see that
The big standard set shall be as near
~ reached as possible in filling this
place of honor and trust, and in doing
80 Will demand the very best men the
STATE can produce and the very best
Efforts OF those men. Should their
choice fall upon me, l shall take 1t as
me highest compliment of my life, and
snail earnestly strive to be worthy of
". One of the essential qualifications
VI national representative, as l view
\, is thorough knowledge of the con-
ui.ions and needs of the different sec
uohs of his state, and / have been
sven to understand from information
o0NASANo al my Tip tuIOu6n kiC
s'ale that the people are fully awak-
ened to this fact, and that they will
aenahd that their representative at
.east approximate to the standard OF
quaiiiications of the representatives OF
o.her states, In those requirements
smch enter into the making Of an ef-
'e'ent and successful public servant.
having livnd IT,. he .,
.uaho FOR many years, I feel that I an
thoroughly familiar with its resources
s0nu'tions and its needs; having served
~ .he supreme bench for twelve years
sufihg which time I have been in the
svu'h part. and have been called man,
a.nes on different missions to all part,
pie WELL
:, some 100 cases have come before III
s,nce l begun serving on the suprem,
.ench, representing every industry o
:. 'e state In the trial of these case
ne resources, the actual details of tn,
- ous businesses have been uncover
ana laid bare before the court. Thi
as afforded an unusual opportunit,
49,, 'e iusiuc hnoWleuB6 anu De
ing familiar with what we as
s"honwealth possess and what ou
tsources tss.s require. for their protection
er encouragement and their devel
%, "ent' In the adjustment Of the lie
nu ~, questions which have arisen in thes
erous nsul contests. We have been com
s,eu s,,. 10 make a thorough study of tn
erent r,.t interests in question that W
sh. sas, deal fairly and decide Justly.
~ .his has placed me In an excep
MD, MA position for 'knowing things
I'm are needful in the high positio
II. winch l am aspiring. and trust tina
people fully recognize this fact.
wish to state in closing that I al
rh,ihg rh,ss grateful for the receptio
~ my candidacy has been given 6
ea, nands of my home people of Idah
ins my, and for the loyal and ungrude
b support which they and my FRIEND
wig ws,uehout the state are proffering m
sr,.s le there are many unpleasant thins
sang In campaign of this kin,