The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-08-24

in the capital than Representatives
French and Smith. 1t is worth untold
wealth to the state Of Idaho to have
them there, and no other state in the
west is equally fortunate"
For Supreme Judge.
Paying high tribute to his character
and legal attachments, A. II. Over
smith nominated William G. Lee, Of
Moscow, for associate justice or the
supreme court and Mr. Lee was nom
mated without opposition.
Moore Gets Ovation.
Judge Jackson, of St.. Anthony
farmer friend and neighbor, told of the
sterling qualities of Charles c. Moore,
now lieutenant governor and placed
him in nomination for governor, and
on motion of II. A. Lawson, of Boise,
his nomination was made by acclama-
ton. When Mr. Moore was escorted
10 the rOstrum the convention stood
and wildly cheered Mr.. Moore ex-
pressed his deep appreciation for the
honor conferred upon him, and said in
part:
Lower Taxes, More Production.
How proudly we should view that
fearless edict, that murder must not
be permitted; that riots must not be
tolerated. and always that ever-reiter-
ated principle that the right of labor
should be protected and the products
of soil and factory be transported
Proudly proclaim to the public my
affection for Warren G. Harding.
Concerning state affairs the plat
form here adopted reflects the ideas
of our party. Full expression has been |
adopted and indicates the issues of |
the campaign.
May we meet every issue fairly and !
squarely. Let our fight for right be
energetic honest and aggressive, with
the determination to reduce expenses.
lower taxes and increase production.
what have we before us? The de-
velopment of our colossal mining op-
the protection of our great
timber resources, the advancement of
The reclamation of land. and the en-
of our livestock and ag- q
ricultural industries.
- AONtA VI AhttilO a btAttNti III us
people; knowing its resources. what
could / do but pledge myself to an ag-
sressive fight for better farming and
market conditions; to a progressive
for reclamation; to the pro-
Der protection of business, to fight :
or the producers rights, to helping all ;
hose elements which make up our ;
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hings which will ever rebound to the ;
happiness and success of my fellow ;
tizens."
Lieutenant Governor
Ned Jenness. of Nampa, placed H. G.
of Parma, in nomination for
lieutenant governor; II. f. McMasters
f Gilmore county. nominated viii H.
iibson, of Mountain Home; and Mr.
'andall of Lewiston nominated Byr-
n Defenbaugh. of Lewiston As the
ote progressed it was evident that the
ace was between Baldrdge and Glib y
on. and Nez Perez county changed IL
S vote from Defenbaugh to Baldrdge
laho and Boundary followed. Other ''
Dunties did likewise, a few Defen- ~
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de had evidently turned to Baldridge IL
nd a motion to make his nomination p'
unanimous was carried -
Secretary of State.
G. II. Potts placed Captain L. r. ~
ter, of Occur d'Alene in nomination 81
r secretary of state. Colonel Patch -
Id of his association with Captain 1t
ter in the world war and his fine pi
alities as a man and soldier, and L. III
Thomas. of Madison county. -
uck" private. who served under Cap WI
in Jeter on the Mexican border ad- oi'
d his testimony to the high quail "a
s of the captain. The nomination VI
S made by reclamation. III"
Treasurer and Auditor nc
Dr. Cole, of Canyon county. nomin- - !,
ID Daniel F. Banks. who is now VII
wing his first term, for state treas
r and he was nominated by acclaim l'i'
on. par
I'd Gallett was placed in nomination
state auditor by Joseph Peterson pli'
Gallett is serving his second term ,'Oo
he was nominated for the third ,ns
n by reclamation. "'
Attorney General. ""'
aptain Albert H. Conner was high -
praised by Herman Taylor who -
ed him in nomination for attorney
eral. His nomination was heartily
'nded by Nathan Rich, of Madison
lty and by the Ada county delega-
and Captain Conner was made
nominee without opposition
Superintendent of Schools.
A. Lukens nominated Miss Mar
t Sweet Of Idaho county for sup
tendent of public instruction. John
t. Of Madison. nominated L. A.
mas. Several women delegates
lptly came to the support of Miss
et in secOnding her nomination.
protesting good naturally but
estly against depriving women of
asentatiOn on the ticket and mar