Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
AN INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR BoRAH.

The other day friend handed the writer copy popu-
lar weekly publication with the remark The Tribune has
stated that where Senator Borah stands on the
issues of the day. Here is interview with Senator Borah
and he tells where he stands twenty issues and that
ought to hold for WHILE Senator Borahs position
twenty issues would certainly hold most any for
while We thanked friend from the bottom of the heart
Enlightenment ON the Senator's position what have been
pning for little time We prepared ourselves
regular and substantial regalement.
The interview given Mr. Henry J. Allen Of Wichita,
Kansas con hot day in August informed Sure
enough Mr. Allen says: In the very brief time borrowed
from him hot day in August he discussed
themes of vital public interest," The interview takes about
III column inches in the publication which would give
reckon and twosevenhs inches to each and every theme
ample space for full discussion and definite conclusion In
vestgaton dscoses that the first SO inches of the interview
gwen to heading the picture of Mr. Borah and Mr. Allen
impressions of Senator Bora the Progressive party the Re
publican party the public attitude toward EASTERN western and
central states with such interesting coroares and infer
suggest themselves to the fertile Imagination of Mr.
Allen.
Commencing with the y-thrd inch of the interview we
get the first glimpse the twenty-one themes Mr. Borah
for preparedness He for preparedness for peace and for
with the emphasis the peace program Preparedness
for the duty of the country but not much that it will
excite wrath of the pacfics Medium PREPARATION without
extravaganza take it. the Senator Borah feels Lay
emphasis the extravaganza of military establish
men naturally leads the Senator to discussion in
governmental affairs Thus find that Theme No Econ
with frequent references to Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Stmson
former secretary of and military establishment and
its COSTS occupies q inches the interview Theme No
devoted to South America subject safe at and all
times Mr.. Borah is definitely pledged to the policy of cult
waiting Tin every dignfed and honorably way friendly rela
tons with the great South American republics" Theme No
is devoted to the tariff Mr. Borah is for protective tariff
without the aid comment of other nation earth
William Jennings Bryan. Theme No. devoted to rural
dts Mr. Boah wants to do something for the farmers All
politicians do about this time in the year especially when the
general election is year away.
The other 16 themes will be discussed by Mr. Allen at
future date AT any rate much although Mr.
Allen does not He surely will not keep those themes
locked up in the secret chamber of his mind.
The Tribune cannot that it feels very much better
satisfied after the feast When prepare for q
and get five and they of the beef and cabbage variety
you apt to still feel aching void in your nwards We
used beef and cabbage diet and consequently hit
them light when feast is prepared AT about ten we
start to pick but frequently happens in that
10 arrives In this instance not satisfied
neither disappointed We expected 81
Caldwell Tribune.
Geo. Cum, of Lewiston is being groomed by his friends
the North Idaho republican candidate for governor The
who beats Governor Alexander out of his job year
must not be hut wholesome hi loaf