Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-16 | Page 2 | Four White Men, One Indian Are Idaho's Greatest

Four Four White Men One Indian Are Idaho's Greatest I BOISE DOISE 16 P Four P Four white m men mn n and one ono Indian were chosen by Secretary of State Fred E. E Lukens as the five great Idahoans in a list submitted submitted sub sub- milled to the governors governor's office in a search for tor the states state's greatest No living persons may be chosen The list selected by Secretary Lukens Lukens Lukens Lu Lu- kens included Chief Joseph Nez Perce Perec Indian chieftain who led the tribes in the war of ot 1877 He was described as greatest great est soldier diplomat and statesman of ot the American Indian races W. W B B. Heyburn United States Stales senator senator senator sen sen- ator pioneer lawyer layer father tather of ot the U. U S. S pure food act Calvin Cobb for tor 40 years cars editor of the Statesman and responsible more than any other one man for tor development development develop develop- ment meat and of or southwestern Idaho Frank martyred governor gov who preserved law Jaw and order in the state stale when it was threatened with wilh anarchy James H. H Hawl Hawley governor and grand old man to lo a generation of Idahoans This list list Lukens said contains the names of five tive men who became great by force torce of character and great greal works rather than through some ome Unforeseen unforeseen un Un- foreseen event which thrust them into the light