The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-12
correspondent Reviews
,.nnaisn, With His
|'r,casts of Result.
polRD STEALINGS
'FpECTED THE CHANGE
4 Havley Has a Grand
',rtunity TO Win High
4 APPRECIATION
uy C, e. ARNEY-

By c. E. ARNEY-
& ras Tribune. =,
i Idaho. Nov. lit has
s,,u sppsrent to the readers
Il. Lske Tribune for some
"a that its Idaho corrcspon
;rorsssed with the idea that
IN mOrsls of ldaho's state
I'd be materially improved by
4 tbs complexion of the state
...,,sciahle when one of these
'{f;ss Chamberlain) the state
'''isut, was defeated at the
+. ,.orsttabic that both the
4 ,ssnired, Governor Brady and
-(;sneral McDougall. did not
a chamberlain S fate az a re-
A, direct primary vote. This
a ,ppareut to the Republicans
as well, to Governor
,r,;,lr written by me for The
|S,ss days prior to the August
In suggested to IFS readers
|ksday's primary will be the
'ruritv, in my Judgment, for
-Sl;csns Of Idaho to enjoy a
4 governor for two years
ID fiat by a defeat of Cover.
4, With Barney O'Neil, "
an that this suggestion was
a il appears to me now that
lave been vastly better for the
n psrty had D. G. McDouga il
|rted last Tuesday and better
'fr McDougall himself, The
Ebls comfort Mr., McDougall
~. through a reelection rest
|sisionarv hope that the power
',rnor. Ike Brady. and of a
l,lm in politics. like the Nor
n eonhiye 20 envelope in dark
.oificiaI malfeasance.
Rerefore. with some sense OF
,ipa that We observe the real.
4 hopes, net that Republican
kss gone 10 defeat (for that
his defeat was not
,nl but that a purer, higher
b rendition of affairs may oh,
IA state house, where the peo-
uinsa is transacted by their
fhe Double Promise.
frsl deduction of affairs poll.
= southern Idaho, made last
'talled attention to a state OF
found there in relation 10 q
'funi@ given by the Mormon
b both toe Democratic organ"
I'd 70 The preachers and tenn
hssales. There was no ques'
J as 70 the accuracy of this de
and there is no question now
Supreme accuracy. This deal
y gith both these agencies,
\ lCaJers did the best they
~ 4 complex situation. As the
did with Bnrah and Hevburn
y latter defeated the former
United States senate in 1903
its NormOns did with French
~ when The latter defeated the
" torcsPssiouaI nomination in
'Ar Mnrmons did With Brady
'lf' II tins present mixup. They
riIy divided their vote,
'rIfectlv apparent to the Nor
\ y hawley was defeated they
.hc responsible parties. They
10 take the odium Of being
agaln with the goods or
I 'hsy were in the campaign OF
E they saved Goodiug from dc
Estimate Made Good.
tafunaign Just closed the Ida
tpcndent for The Salt Lake
aao made visit TO the nortt
snq mad published the state
|! MI Hawley would come out
y rorthcrn counties with 40(
ne came from there, as nov
',,,h 6lS). He had visited tht
cpahern counties. or invcstigat
.sL ana had published a state
~ NT. Hawley would carr,
's'mInntlng the six Mormon
Ov a majority of 500 votes
NJ. S. The exact estimate b,
p'g'ev' carried these cleyen)
.easaldlv told the readers O,
mat the Mornons were II,
.s.uISalctorv promises ana tha
a, ~ Know whether they woul,
s ,nc temperance people, %
I. ismocratic organization. I,
=. VoWever, | ventured n guess
IA IA nnIr. and that was. tina
>. gTr,nSer w, TO the political or
~ Ibis they did in sufficien
e'9 10 the Democrats a gov
A, I, Oal been served wit
i a, VIC time for their deliver
4 W y, nand. They had felt th,
hIane pcmocratic state organ
4 sSa a"n n INTO existence by tn
4, 'ae a kenublican sunreme cour
d nsln an they feared TO lonpc
rs,'"., "a' good a tardy promise
- ,ssantiss ''set Aside"
,srs;l 'sr,, IN the height of thsi
B,ssun,aa,e they SET aside'' Ere
a,r;SstS aud Bingham as tn,
licrs ste. g. And it did the busi
: io,i,," was no political, CONNER
hrs no.. reason why these thrc
Oeen designated. True. IN,