The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-07-07

The political outlook for the vari-
Gus candidates for the nomination
on the republican ticket in this county
has changed very much during the
past seek and if there is not reac-
ton during the next sixty days there
viii be some candidates badly dissa-
pointed as far as this county is
concerned. For the governorsh;p
Governor Brady had considerably |
the best of It as far as this section
Of the county vas concerned up un-
til the time of the railroad celebra-
tion here on the "a of June when the
Governor and Mr.. O'Neil both met
at this place and the immense crowd
had an opportunity of meeting both
of these candidates. It must be ad-
mitted that Mr.. o'Neil is a good
mixer and made many friends and
gained largely on that occasion.
This gain might not have been 50
much from the present governor fol-
lowing as it was from those Who we're
not interested and would not have
even come to the primaries to vote .
had they not met him on that or some .
other occasion before the primaries.
Those Who predict that Governor u
Brady viii have the best of it in u
this section at the primaries viii "
have another guess coming unless a a.
change takes place between now and d
that time. 81
The resolutions introduced in Con- Pr
gress just before its adjournment by 10
Congressman Poindexter calling for ar
an investigation of the land affairs VI
Of this state which called forth such pc
bitter remarks from Governor Brady tn
against the congressman only had a
tendency on the part Of many to give !. =,
more credit to the statements which r.,
we're made by Mr.. Church. formerly
IF the state land board, concerning
he affairs Of that Office and his at Ae
'ack on Governor Brady. Further ing
more, there Is no question but what
hat secret investigation which the =
public have been refused a full re-
'ort of, or at least it has never been Al Al
given out by the state land board, is , Ns.
lrousing more suspicion every day 3D. B
md turning votes away from Mr.. eau sS.'
Brady. yea,
Another unknown quantity is that Axe Axe,
t the candidacy of Mr.. Clagstone g. 8
no, while having announced his z z
andidacy some time ago, has done Sc Sc
'thing until this week when he an deb
'unced that he is still in the race able
ID viii now make an active fight supp p
T the nomination and has gone DeEss
nth to remain there during the next and : !
irty days, after zhich he will re- :, Pa ,.'
n and make several speeches IN sss A., &.
z Perce county. Mr.. Clagstcne 1910 49,,
than some Of his enemies A. A.
e him the credit for being and be -
been laying low and gathering
weak points Of the other candi- Ane
es and is going to make good use &c On
hem. He states that he viii not : 3 i L
'ulate any petitions but viii pay P f Z
fee to the secretary of state and % I 0st
his candidacy there and not plated.
~ people with signing his petit s EiiIssy /.
and also give the state the money c cSSlss
elp in a minor way to pay the FF1hiss5S
: Of holding the primaries. RGas n
II. Clagstone claims to be the .a sss ~.
and original true statewide pro- hi Paass1
lion candidate and that Mr. ed byih
~ would not have come out for Attest.
bad It not been for his forcing A. A. Al