The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Last weeks Twin Falls Chronicle aside
from giving an account CT boosters
meeting addressed by Reilly Atkinson of
Boise. at which IL was decided to hold
at Twin Falls, an industrial fair, telling
OF Il contract for two new brick store
buildings. and sixty new residences: and
OF the rapid compile ton OF the new county
court house. relating the coming 10 town
OF a new clothing firm. new piano house.
and a new glazed cement pipe factory.
gives the following account OF the Or
gauization and opening OF another large
banking institution in Twin Falls. in the
following lines:
THE doors OF the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank will be thrown open 10 the
public on Thursday morning. April II.
The new institution will have a capital
numbered some OF the most substantial
business men in the community. G. Is.
Whitley. formerly OF Kansas City. but for
the past year the cashier OF the Twin
Falls Bank & Trust company. is the presi-
dent: w. j. kruse. formerly manager Of
the Idaho Oregon Light & Power com
pany or Boise. is the cashier and F. r.
Cox. formerly an employee OF the Chi
csgo Great Western railway. is the
assistant cashier. The following is a list
of the directors:
NJ. Bratten. i. II. Cox. w. j. kruse. j.
a. Gallihcr. Martin Schwab Jr,. c. Q.
Stockslager Joseph l.. Daubc. ~ l.
Houghtelin and G. z. Wilney."
The Daily Times OF Wallace. owned by
Harry l.. Day. and ably edited by G. 4
Forcsman. formerly state superintendent I
and member OF the last legislative seq
plimeut 10 the effect which the direct
primary law Is producing on the Rcpub-
lican party OF Idaho. in these terse
lines
The Times has pointed out on several
occasions the growing lines Of demarka :
tlon within the Republican party caused
by reason OF the conflict brought on by
the direct primary election There are
amounting almost to the lie direct, and
the campaign is young yet. with four
good months between The present mo-
mcnt and the August elections. II is very
evident that the personal lieutcnants and
the personal organs Of the several candi-
dates will be In open warfare and ths
before the end is reached"
This suggestion is scripturally true.
The atmosphere IS already surcharged
with feelings. bitter and personal. What
was spoken a month ago In batcd breath
as an inuendo. is today heralded from
the housetops against the governor. the
chairman and the speaker. Soon from
three 20 five candidates for the other
nine state offices will enter the arena;
thereby multiplying this offensive party
odov by nine. Then the district officers
Will add al least seven more 70 the
Juror and later an average OF twenty
five men Will aspire for the fourteen places
10 be filled in each county, making a
total OF some 900 more aspirants for
nomination at the primaries 10 be held
August %; and with only about nine
weeks OF a campaign TO heal the wounds
OF disappointed primary aspirants. where
Will be the organization? Is IL not a grave
question whether at the end OF this tur-
mol the designers of the Republican ma
chine Mr. Gooding, or It's builder. Mr.
Brady, or its guardian. Mr.. O'Neil. would
recognize it. should he meet it OH the
highway?