The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-19
BDRAH
n TWIN FALLS
4 Bsprblican Caneina'S mana
\ 81 Senate Gets a Chill
i1y Reception
FOLLOW his. HIS nrno,s
fIuIAcE UPON DUBOIS
|a,,h Fails in Effort to
L the Mormon Issue
4 Die Gem State.

Pts Idaho, Sept. 1S,aThe
'Ls,;gn W. opened in Cassia
4 anp'add = address at the Ring
i r. ibe city at noon and
Z, u around town shaking
:, :, nusiness aldr men and mar.
!, = ,,oUress made in so short .n
III, = ,nSsi Sssif an hour before the
y, 3. Id'' of the opening Of the
Tr;n Falls band appeared
In, l'tI tbeaicr and played two Q
:, in q manner that would
4 Slisve that the kepnol,can mean
ID was not in a very pros, .ho
|,isics. At 5 o'clockIthe
/, saHng was to bcgin-th@ere @
rctf- evident, and the rev
a si,e present began to get
4 I.miry srs disclosed the fact
I'd, the Republican Central al
4, ,s.s on, and could not
q ,s5 that no other Republl-
s .,sut ~ the honor of intro
4. distinguished gentleman
a Il renamed for some
Il; generous Democrat 10
|.. breach and make 1t pos
4 !. rsople Of Twin Falls to
fsvoritc son-of the Nor
a 4 Mcpherson, who, II is
Ebs staunch Democrat, was
|-rsside. 1t was very near 3
II. Mr.. Borah finally ar
10 the stage amidst
q Of very few admirers,
|tNuction Ambiguous.
[sine the speaker, Mr.. Nc
IL ocrasioD TO say that he
Rl:s State OF Idaho for about
|-ln and that ne had served
4 Republican and Democratic
Ess.s He said that it had
ga question as to what
|,ihy he really belonged, and
III charged he was a nave
! y would let it go at that.
|Rvls not delayed in getting
|rbistt by the applause, but
y sarted in to create a
kiism BIZ felicitious refer
" souderful progress made
u Falls tract. He praised
\ nv highly for the energy
+ ltOvn in building such an
Ediy. After deyoting about
,zlfs 10 An earnest and
81 10 create z little enthusi.
|lzis, opened up on the pol
q He touched on but two
~: Tariff and the Mormon
p the tariff question he
'EHybody thoroughly under
FfitiOn, and since the Dem
~ rot touch on that issue
: f1ssent campaign, the Re-
Pei pay very little attention
rs1ol itself, but that since
Z hnf policy was absolutely
|sns continued prosperity of
2, u was necessary that the
aVored that policy be kept
10 speaker took occasion
FEY mention Senator Du-
~ 10 the Senate on the
stating that the Senator
y iss project from its very
20 had not reflected the
tho people Of the West
Fai enterprise.
'Enonisn State Issue.
q himself TO the Mormon
'Eassr said "The so-called
4, Is according to the oppo-
w ~ !, issue in this campaign.
that it is an issue, FOR
i agunent, | want to saw
'1s snd gentlemen. that Il
ar. Hattabaugh should
I. .llonal legislative halls for
800 nGi one single statute
'seled ~. L. affecting the Mormon
4 - western States. The
-. one with which the
S,'. Saauent has TO deal. 1t is
\ ~ !, li:ae; sue In Utah the ques-
/. 40 = etan' and the people OF
I; !, .'ls 1e can deal with it. In
;:s : ,lDl iaaNo issue, and the peo-
Ia :. S.ne have it to deal with.
's.I = s,.f unfair, then, that the
Y " nsa nS'ale should be asked to
: 7, Duools Onoo!: and Mr.. Hatta-
,.yIuesllon over which they
q tIsvely tIsv M no jurisdiction, or
Ir,.ras .rsy will not be able to