The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03

and the habit OF saving III our cltlZsHS.
A wise and just national and state adj
will aid our citizens to
conserve their earnings in order 10 fur
Their bring TO the homes of the common
people the benefits OF our national
wealth and national resources.
ENDORSE BoRAH.
We heartily indorse and CON-
mend the patriotic stand taken by
Senator w. E. Borah in his oppo-
sition to the so-caied League of
nations" His great fight tor the
preservation Of American ideals
has made every good citizen his
debtor.
We heartily indorse our repre-
sentatives in congress, Addison 7.
Smith End Burton L. French, and
pledge to them our unqualified
support.
We commend the people Of the
state of Idaho in the businesslike
administration that the Republic
can party has given the state Of
Idaho during the past Two years
and invite comparison with The
political inefficient administration
OF the two previous years.
We commend and indorse the cabi-
net form of state government adopted
by Republican legislature, substi-
tuted for q hopeleaSly inefficient sys-
tem sWathed in endless led tape, this
Idaho governmental scheme has vast
" expedited state affairs and has
made state officials definitely lespon-
sble. ftte
We further favor the state OF Idaho
adopting II budget system Of finances
tor all uepal tments.
We recommend the favorable consid
GRAFTON Of the voters eli the state 10
The proposal OF a cons Tuition amend
inent increasing the numDer OF justices
of the supreme court from three 10
i've, 50 that justice may be eXpe-
ditiously administered.
We believe tnat the administration
OF justice ought to be as speedy as
possible and at the same time as eco
nGmical 10 both the htlgant and the
state, and that the most humble cred
itor should be afforded means and
opportunity OF obtaining speedy legal
rearess for his grievances. We there
fore favor the creation of small cred
itors' courts to tie suEmarlly admin
iSteleQ
FARM LEGISLATION.
We indorse and commend the
movement of the American feder-
alton of farm bureau, looking TO
the solving OF the farmers eco
nomical problems, anu recommend
such legislation as may be sug-
gested by farmers o. qanization
to be appointed by the governor
tending toward the working out of
farmers problems, suen icuis;a-
ton not to be in the form OF CLAUS
legislation but based upon sound
economic principles. We favor as
sistance to the farmers IN the vital
matter Of marketing their crops at
equitable prices. This should man.
fest ItselI in the extension of our
system OF good roads, and lending
efficient assistance to the forma-
ton Of effective cooperative mar.
Eet'ng organizations.
We approVe liberal federal aid
in the construction Of highways
within the sC!eral states, and we
urgently recommend that our SEN
ators and repre- scntatlves in cor
grssa secure the early passGg. Of
measure including ttece princi-
Pies ,nd appropriations in what is
called the Chamberlain bill and
other legislation DESC aed 10 Sc.
cure more equitable disSa but on
ct FEDERAL funds for publie work
in the public land states.
The federal government hes pro
vided and is concentrating a survey of
The Columbia and Snake rivers from
Cello to Lewiston and from Lewiston
to Huntington, Ore, with tho end in
View OF caIalization of said streams
for the purpose of the development Of
power, the promotion of navigation
and the reclamation OF land, and we,
as Republicans OF Idaho, hereby heart
lily endorse said project
We urge the passage of national and
state "truthinfabric' legislation that
Will project the consuming public
against INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
who are selling clothes and fabric of
shoddy al unreasonable prices as fab.
ric made of virgin wool
CHILD LABOR.
w ''SS' SS VIC pTOnlOIiOn or
child labor; adequate appropria.
ton for the ehildren's bureau: fed.
erai legislation permitting an Am.
eriean woman to retain her c,.,.
zenship while resident in the
United States although married to
an alien and that an alien woman
who marries IN American citizen
must take the obligation Of citizen.
ship before she can become a citi.
zen; appropriation by congress to
carry on campaign asains. ven.
ereai diseases and for public edu.
cation IN sex hygiene and for
fedsrSl aid for removal of illit.
eraey and the inereas, OF teachers
salaries.
We heartily indorse the reclaim.
a.on plank embodied in the plat.
form Of the national Republicao
party. and assure the unqualified
support OF this policy of our con.
gressional nominees.
We favor, as OF equal import.
anee, the reclamation Of swamp
lands by proper systems Of drain.