The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
nash SAYS MOORE
SURE OF ELECTION

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN IN MOSCOW
REPUBLICANS TO WIN
"MoOre's election as governor OF
Idaho is certain and he will carry the
rest of the ticket with him." said I. H.
Nash, chairman of the Republican
state central committee, to repre-
sentative of the Star-Mirror Tuesday
noon. Mr. Nash was here but a Few
hours comforting with Republican
leaders in Latah county and visiting
with his son, Lynn Nash, a senior, and
his daughter, Miss Josie, freshman,
both students at the university.
Mr.. Nash was enthusiastic over the
outlook of the political campaign anu
predicted that Lieutenant Governor
Moore would carry southeastern loano
nv the largest majority even given
,Rubernatorial candidate. :.
"The campaign is most promising,
said Mr. Nash. "After leaving mere
will have visited nearly every section
of the state. The organization OF the
Republican workers is very good IN
every county in the state. The reports
are that the Republican party VIII
carry the state by big majority.
"In southeastern Idaho the majority
will be particularly heavy for moore
because the people know and nave
confidence in the Republican candl-
date. The southeastern part Of the
state will roll up the biggest majority
for Moore ever given candidate TOT
governor.
Moore Here Wednesday
s.Moore and Attorney General Roy
L. Black spoke at st. Mar1es last
night and will speak at ST. Mar1es to-
night. They expect to arrive In MOS
COW Wednesday afternoon. General
Black is to analyze the tax SITUATION
in Idaho AS he has served two terms
as attorney general and as a mem
Der of the state board OF equalizatlon'
he fs thoroughly acquainted with the
state expenditures and the develop
ment of the state in the past -FOUR
wears. He will be pleased to answer
any questions on taxation pr state
government. 40
"Although Mr.. Moore has had 25
wears of practical farming experience
in the state of Idaho, yet he has given
much Of his time in the interests OF
the public, having served the past Iour
wears as lieutenant governor. he ID
one Of the foremost citizens OF south
eastern Idaho and man highly res
the people in all sections of Idaho.
Praises Bill Lee
ssI met Mr. VIM. E. Lee in Spokane
and he is now on his way to eastern
Idaho in the interests of his cand1dacy.
He is not a stranger to the people OF
south and eastern Idaho. His educa-
ton at the University of Idaho is IN
deed a factor which will be OF great
advantage to him. His friends, that
he made while student at the un1ver-
ssity, will back him to the limit and the
American Legion men are behind MIN
because of his activities in that or
ranization. His activities in the Re-
publican party have made him host
of friends. His clean cut, straight
forward personality and his knowledge
of the law and wide legal practice, all
combine to make him an Ideal man
for the state supreme court.
ssThis is Mr.. Moore's second week IN
northern Idaho and his meetings have
been attended by larger crowds than
any other candidate. He has been ac-
corded a most enthusiastic reception
His real sincerity and plain state
ments of fact please the people I'M
mense1y."
Visits Son and Daughter
Mr.. Nash left Tuesday afternoon for
county Republican leaders. He will
return to Boise by way of the north
and south highway. Mr.. Nash made
a short visit with his children, whom
he has sent to the University of Idaho.
Mr.. Nash has been one of the unlver-
.sity's best friends, having served
in the legislature four years ago. Mr.
Lynn Nash is senior in the college
of letters and science and member
of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Miss Josie Nash is freshman student
in the college of letters and science.
Lieutenant Governor Moore and
General Black will be met at Bovfl1
by a party of Latah county Republf-
cans, headed by Judge Warren Truitt,
county chairman, and G.. G. Pickett, I
state committeeman. They will be
brought to Moscow in automobiles
Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting Mr.. Moore and Mr.
Black are to address has been called
for O. clock Wednesday night in the
Egann hall Thursday noon the two
distinguished visitors will be enter
tanned as special guest of honor at the
Moscow chamber of commerce lun-
cheon. The original out of town stu
dents, at the university, will also be
guests Of honor. The regular We'd
nesday luncheon has been postponed
until Thursday on account of Mr..
Moore's visit and the observance OF
the thirtieth anniversary OF the for
NAL opening of the university.
Death Claims M. L. FraZee
NJ l.. Frazee, of Spokane, for many