The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
BRADY IS LOSING;
COURSE HURTS
Idaho County, Which He Car
ried Before, Is Against
Him.
HAWiEY POPULAR THERE;
HAS STRONG POSITION
The People Are Sick and Tired
of the Grating Admin
istration.
BY G. E. ARNEY.

GRANGEVILLE. Idaho. Oct 26.Idaho Il
the largest In area OF any county in Idaho
and few In the country has more acres
From east TO west this county Is LIB, anc
from north TO south ITS miles. 1t eN'
tends from the Montana state line or
the east TO within six miles OF the Wash
ington state line on the west Its south
ernmost corner Ia but 4S miles on an all
line from Boise. yet l could go from
Omaha to Boise quicker than from here
to Boise.
The very first settlement in the terri
tory Of Idaho was made at Florence. just
so years ago, and Florence is in Idaho
county
An old timer here says he met lin,
liawley IN Florence some two years after
BY the way, this is Hawley county
expect Mr.. Hawley to carry Idaho
county by about 300 votes.
can, received 2.075 votes; Alexander.
Democrat. 1873, and Unterman, Socialist.
Se7. making the total vote cast for gov
county by 26s. In the direct primaries
he carried II by a slight majority over
oNeil and Clegstone.
There is much more Republican than
Democratic detection from the tickets in
Idaho county. as ! view the situation.
The leading topic herY is "Brady's rec,
ord" Akin TO this Is the wet" and
inclined to the opinion that the record
OF the Brady administration as laid be-
fore the people Of Idaho county Is likely
he will be benefited by a dry edge
over Hawley in the county which voted
dry by exactly 500 votes almost a year
ago.
Brady's Neglectfulness.
"No one thing will injury Brady's vote
n N
ton that he has neglected the business
OF the state in his effort to foster his
own political ambitions" said an ac-
ther referred to the reveling in Carey
act lands by his associates on the state
land board; to his expense account, In
ernor made false affidavit. and to the
extravaganza he has permitted during his
first term as governor.
Another friendN explained that the six
northern counties sent annually to Boise
4s3 per cent of all the tax money col
lected, and 1--WE get none OF the offices,
for they are parceled out to the Nor
mons that the officers in the state house
may maintain the Mormon votes"
Hawley, Moore and Paine have spoken
here for the Democrats. and Borah and
Bartlett Sinclair: for the Republicans.
The Democrats have Bowen scheduled
and French and Gooding are yet TO ap
pear for itineraries in behalf of the Re-
publicans.
1t is hoped that Goodins. on his mis-
sion here may conclude to build that
north and south railroad down over the
-'mountings" TO Boise. which he so dra-
matically promised in his first campaign
for governor. And the ex-governor has
no quit claim deed 70 the sum total OF
political promises. His distinguished sue
cessor. Governor Brady: is also prom
iser. He has committed himself to an
automobile way from Utah to Canada
If Idaho ran any further north OF south
ne would easily extend the scope Of his
10 ty,,a fi<,y, fn c,,iy tho e<,iO
Grangeville, OF cour,G (while at Grange
vilic). was 10 be on the way" 'if u
am reelected governor" The only diff
ises is the governor couches his in more
elegant grammar than the ex-governor,
although Brady often Furnishes the
Queens English shamefully.
Borah Broadening.
Borah's speech here popularized him.
He spoke on the beauties OF 'insurgen-