The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-05-06
at Occur d'Alene
ADOPTS Resolutions Commend
ing Our Representatives
|ERVICE TO NATION
Recognized in Senator Borah s
Opposition to League of
Nations as Presented

The Republican convention held at
Hoeur d'Alene last week selected
&iyided delegation to attend the Repub-
can national convention at Chicago.
|our of the eight are known to favor
Hajor General Leonard Wood and pos
&bly a fifth, one is out and out for
4enator Hiram Johnson, one nOn-com-
Initial. the other favoring either Gov
&nor Lowden or Senator Harding.
Three close friends of Senator Borah
tho heads the delegation, and four
&lmitted Wood delegates were named.
md were announced in these columns
J our last issue.
NJ The delegates and alternates elected
blow: Delegates at Large, Senator
Borah, Ada; John Thomas, Gooding;
Jbhn P. Gray, Coeur d'Alene; Stanley
Baston, Shoshone. Alternates, DIR. o.
D. Platt, Benewah; Frank III. Adams,
Hinidoka; Henry H. Armstead, Bon
aer; Mrs. D. G. McDougal, Ada.
IN First district delegates-Harold
enness, Canyon county; Henry M.
ones, Nez Perce county. Alternates,
Pred Crane, Coeur d'Alene; J. W.
nook, Lemhi
Second district delegates-W P.
Euthrie, Twin Falls; Senator Marshall
D. YeAman, Bonneville. Alternates,
" N Edwards, Bannock; e. M. Ken
Redy, Bingham, all being chosen by
Exclamation.
Senator Borah stands squarely for
johnson; Gray, Easton, Jones and
@enness are reputed to be strong Wood
men; Yeaman is said to be either
owden or Harding; John Thomas,
tate chairman of the Republican cen
<ral committee, has not committed him
self, and the position of W. P. Guthrie
p Twin Falls, is said to be doubtful
Resolutions Adopted
Resolutions were adopted ds pre-
pared by the committee and incorporat-
Pd mention of the 'great service to the
pation' of Senator BOrah in his op-
position to the league of nations as
presented by President Wilson, and the
fpiendld achievements of congressman
rench and Smith. In part they are
hs follows:
# we glory in the valor, patriotism
ihd Americanism of our American
foidlers in the late war. We indorse
'nd approve the efforts made to band
pur returned soldiers together into the
american legion and pledge the sup
port OF the republicans of Idaho to
preserve to posterity the bravery and
'iefoism OF these soldiers.
we heartily indorse the action of
ur republican members of congress
~ maintaining those immortal prin-
ipies and commend them for their
Neai IN public affairs and devotion at
~ .iines to true American ideals.
we recognize that Senator Borah
II his opposition to the league of ma.
io'is as presented by President viii.
'oh mas rendered to the nation a great
eerVlce. We approve the splendid
saceeSs of Congressman French and
Smith.
we realize that the members OF
'iis convention have not been com
laissloned to deal with other than ma
iohM questions or to pass judgement
uph men or polices of state admin
s'ration We cannot, however, re
ram from commenting on the vigol
anu efficiency which have character
Ecu Governor Davis administration
we ieei that the interests of the stat.
nave peen carefully safeguarded ant
ua. the voters of the state will un
nesitatingly conclude to continue tn,
'epu"iican party in power"