The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-08-17
Attends Church Twice Sunday and Enjoys Sightseeing Auto
Trip-Appreciates and Enjoys Treatment Accorded
Party-Spent Quiet Day.
ADDRESSES LARGE CROWD in TWO CITIES
Next First Lady of the Land Makes Decided Hit-Met
With Committee of Idaho Republican
Women at Occur d'Alene

Charles Evans dugneS, hepuDllcan
candidate for president of the United
states. arrived in Spokane Sunday
morning and was given rousing re-
cepton. In publishing the program
for the Spokane and Occur d'Alene
visit the Spokesman Review of Mon
day morning stated that after the Spo-
kane parade Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
would be turned over to the Idaho re-
ception committee for the drive to
Coeur dAlene, Mr.. Hughes to ride with
Evan Evans, of Grangeville, Judge J.
II. Ailshie of Coeur d'Alene, and other
PARTY leaders, and Mrs. Hughes with
committee of Idaho Republican
women. At the Coeur d'Alene meet
ing the speaker was introduced by
Evan Evans, chairman of the Idaho
state central committee, whose bear
ing was dignified and his remarks brief
and to the point. The Spokesman Re
view said:
8 a. m.-Automobile parade, River
side and Sprague avenues, between
Bernard and Monroe streets.
9:30-Take automobiles at Daven-
port hotel for Occur d'Alene
II a. m.-Address at city park, Coeur
d'Alene
II m.-Luncheon at Hotel Idaho.
Occur d'Alene.
$3.50 p. m.-Address at women's
meeting, Auditorium theater.
B p. m.-Reception at Davenport ho-
tel to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes.
7;30 p. m.-Address at Stadium Tin
case of stormy weather this meeting
will be held at the armory).
R.45 n MI aouo CrNoLona Ao,. Uo
coma.
Charles Il. Hughes and Spokane
stand equally high in each others re-
gard as the result of the first of two
days spent in this city by the repub-
ncan candidate for president of the
United States. That Spokane likes Mr.
hughes was evident from the moment
ne stepped from his special car YES
terday morning, with the smile that is
becoming justly celebrated, until he
Ietired to his room last night after at
tending evening church services.
Wherever Mr.. Hughes went he was
greeted by applause, and whenever op-
portunlty presented an audience was
waiting to be presented to "the next
president"
Spends Quiet Day in Spokane.
Mr. Hughes during the day attended
morning services at the First Baptist
cnurch, was taken on drive through
peauty spots of the city and part way
70 tne Country Club, until threatening
weather compelled return, and at
,ehued evening services at the First
Methodist church After returning
rom church in the evening Mr.. Hughes
Ieured TO, his room to read, while Mrs.
4nugnes was engaged in writing let
ters to her daughters.
~. Inc DAY was spent as quietly as pos
slDie, public demonstrations being
sesalded. Mr.. and Mrs Hughes had
lnelr meals served privately In their
rooms.
MT hughes opinion of Spokane was
voiced In a statement of appreciation
- ms reception, prase of his quarters
=. ~ the Davenport hotel and when. in
sne course of the drive about the city
yesterday afternoon he stopped on
seventh avenue, viewed the panorma
VI tne city below and praised the sense
~ rest that the bg open spaces gave
niu IN contrast to the sense of oppre-
sion IN crowded New York.
MRS. Hughes Wins the People.
Another reciprocal affection sprang
~ ~ petwen the people of the city and
,n ,ns woman who may next be the first
h,y Iauy Oh the land. Mrs. Hughes, modest
p ~. cordial, won the hearts of all who
e. ner, and though retiring by ma
lure showed by ready response to
ttequests that she is more than willing
no ner part in the campaign.
h, as the result of an urgent request
~ the Spokane arrangements com
~ luce Mrs. Hughes will stand in line
rs mr. hughes this afternoon at the
Iep1lon aISen In the Davenport hotel. She
so ps consented to receive with Mr..
nnenes at the public reception ar
ranged in Seattle.
View City From Auto.
after their return from church Mr..
rnu mrs. Hughes had luncheon in their
to,' tIlils at about o'clock they were
;saAen Ior drive about Spokane. Rid
ueg. ug with Mr.. Hughes were Charles
a,.d oDerd and Charles p. Lund. In an
Sr.omobile MI with Mrs. Hughes were
nin Ms. Belle Schusler. Mrs Sarah Elan.
Cba, Cean, Mrs r. A. Noteware and Mrs
onarles Hebberd.