Show ti t i IDAHO LEGISLATURE I. I BREAKS DEADLOCK I AL A r r 7 4 IL I 4 f fn n H 4 t I James IL Brad Brady o. o i BRADY IS ELECTED 4 i SENATOR TO Tn T TAKE PLACE OF PERKY I Wins ins on on 31 st Ballot of Session and First Ballot of Day Day De De- De by Dickinson Special to Hie l OlSE Ida Jan Tan 24 James 24 James IT B BOISE was elected United ll States senator to today a for or tho term that c expires Starch March i 4 1913 1915 Ills election came camo on tho the thirty first ballot of or the joint session and the first ballot of the tho day a lie Ho r re received 43 3 votes with 41 necessary to choice Four Pout Republicans ns were wro abs absent nt Thirty Republicans scattered their votes otes a against Brady Brud Most of these csc I were from north I Idaho ho Senator Bra Brady will succeed K I. I Perky Democrat t. who was as appointed b by GO H haWley lc to suc Wel succeed cl clon don on B. B burn Heyburn d. d To Today's Toda's ars ar's joint session Hession wa as enlivened b by a sen sensational attack upon Ura Brady 3 after atter he had hall secured votes voles enough to elect him by Albert S S. S Dickinson o of Blackfoot lie He denounced the newly elected senator for his uns unsavory unsavory un s savory nor record in BIn BIngham county He lie said Sall that since Inca his arrival in Boise Bolso he hc Dickinson had been hounded by b nn fifty BIa Brady p hirelings s until he could not get geta a n. nights night's rest lie ne hinted at corruption in iii hotel lobbies lob lob- bies bles and to express his contempt tempt cast his vote yote for William C C. Courtney the negro Janitor al the state house who wl I he sal said was as at least earning an honest living Dickinson's Dickinsons remarks caused a a. I com corn I motion mollon Ho lIo wa was howled down at and III called to order but the chair permitted d' d dI him hini to finish H Ho had voted consistently consist I cutly for tor Judge c froni the first Senator Brady addressed Cd th the a assem bl bly lie IIo pledged ll cd himself to work for roO forthe or orthe the material welfare cHaro of the west e t and for social justice Ho lie said uld ho was a l. l progressive C Republican and Mould would i shoulder to shoulder with Borah The rhe new senator will ivill leave heave for fot Washington Washington Wash Wash- ash ington at nt once to 10 assume his hili new v du u- u i ties Senator Borah Borab Is still HUH here and the tho two are aVe expected to ti go 0 east east to to- to gether |