The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Indications Are That Boiling
Point VIII Soon Be
Attained.
ACTIVITY IS
/ SHOWN BY CANDIDATES
|hree AspirantS for Governor
! Are Making Things Hum in
South Part Of State.
BY G. z. ARNEY.

secial 10 The Tribune.
ylsT. ANTHONY, Ida. April 10
Northeastern Idaho now furnishes 4
hne of startling political maneuvers
l'4ldom observed at the beginning OF
last week of the close Of Il presi-
's Initial campaign. The struggle here
q entirely with the Republicans, so
III rs surface indications are con-
9rncd. There appears no sort Of at
Yption 20 the Democracy, and prac-
eallv none TO the Offices to be voted
z, ON rbc state ticket other than gov
,tpor. Shall the present governor, tho
ilfcsent state chairman or the present
Sneaker of the house he the candidate
= the Republican party in Idaho this
ALI! is the all-absorbiug topic in poll
Iics. and even concern for county of
Ices is totally subordinatcd to this in
''ense scramble.
n So far as Speaker Clagstone of Bon
Ier county is concerned, 10 the RepuD-
jesus of Bannock, Bingham and Ere
ahont counties. he might as well be
'U0nlHH Iul pun HpA]'NS 'll nc -
sluresuue northern estate as for Repub'
lean votes in this sagebrush southland.
The struggle here is between the gov
.rnor and the state chairman.
\ In Pocatcllo Wednesday, was gath
4sred the governor, his secretary, Clar-
Slnce Dietrich, his immigration commis-
Homer. Joe Failon, his pure food com,
missioner. jim Wallis. and his friend
And member of his Staff former seq
,-etary of state, Will Gibson With the
moving north yesterday Of the chief
txccutivc, Fallon was dispatched to
Bear Lake; Dietrich 10 Boise, and
Nails and Gibson TO RcXburg, The
.iovernor travelled 10 ST. Anthony where
-te was the guest of Superintendent
9umphrcys. the oveTsecr of the State
Industrial school, Just a mile from the
,5ty,
81 Given Royal Welcome.
Ton his arrival the chief executive
las accorded reception entirely be-
Hing the dignity Of his high station;
.isplendid band of music met hum at
lie station and escorted hIm through
s.e streets and to The edge Of the city,
hding toward the state school, where
ribits Of industry and good citizenship
n.e taught the wilful natures of few
y Orc Of the youthful recalcltrants oil
sJlsho.
MIN tho evening nearly 900 of The peo-
of st. ANTHONY and the surround
& country gathered AT the school to
lunder a reception TO the distinguished
1esi, and al the conclusion of cred
hshble reception. the party made merry
l,t dancing until tho midnight hour.
o. ulTms morning the Riverside hotel in
, ii Anthony presented a scenc OF active
II 3litics. The governor was present. in
Edition to him was VIII Gibson, a" Big
uIm' Webster. Stale Land Commission
q George Day, Charley Moore, Guy
10 upwerman and Mark Austin
4 Before lcaving oil the south.bound
ODfain for Blackfoot, the governor ad-
4essed the pupils OF both the high
t3hool and the grades in st. Anthony,
= remained at Blackfoot Friday night
t3here he visited the state asylum for
mIte insane, departing Saturday for
ID pgar City, where he will address a
adeeting OF the teachers of Fremont
4 ppnty, who are called together to meet
kconyention.
ouI Paper Changes It's Front,
ODISome two weeks since TIA" RcXbuTg
R tandard was sold under foreclosure