The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30

cy.' and Republicans and Democrats
alike are still remembering and quoting
Borah said to me here that he would
not support Brady for governor because
he believed II he were re elected he
would spend twice as much money to
defeat Borah as he spent to be renoml
mated at the primaries, which amount he
placed at $50. 600.
In the local option election OF last
winter, but about 6s per cent Of the vote
guessed The Democrats claim larger
percentage OF gain for Hawley from
.wct" Republicans than OF losses to
Brady through dry" Democrats. They
do not figure to exceed fifty votes loss
to Hawley on the temperance question
in all OF Idaho county Taft carried
Idaho county two years ago by sos votes
The Republicans concede that the on
year" no president or senator to elect.
is point In favor OF the Democrats In
the November election.
Carey act land frauds cut little figure
here. McDougall, the only one who has
personally reveled in these assets whom
the Republican party (by error renom-
mated, will suffer considerable loss in
0 The Mormoss ] Wi Haqse have to ms save eeeSF Me
Dougalls hide II he is to be reelected"
said a Republican here. FOR we can bet
ter serve republicanism in Idaho county
by defeating than by electing McDougall
~ 80 N''S '"cS ~ '''S
crooked record"
Denounces Grafters.
"such state officers as McDougaH,"
said another, "who gratis and as
Brady, who permits il, serve 10 strength
en- the demand OF our north Idaho people
the Brady Gooding machine and the Nor
mons boss the job on their own rather
than on our money"
James Surridge, a Democrat, and Ja-
IL.
midst of very sharp campaign as can
didates. respectively. OF their parties for
the state senate. In this instance the
Democrat Is "dry" and the Republican Is
wet The contest is so even that II
cannot be safely forecast. but I am in
clined TO believe Surridge the most likely
winner OF this close struggle.
The Democratic nominees for the
and L. l. Parker: and the Republican
nominees are John Atkinson, c. T Nc
Donald and John Eimers Two OF each
set OF candidates are regarded dry"
think Eimers, dry" Republican. 'p and
stephens and Parker Che former a
dry and the latter a ''wet"D, Demo-
Gratis. will probably be elected,
There Is slight attention paid to the
railway commission bill. II is presumed
the Republicans will favor and the Dem
ocratic members oppose the measure.
There VIII probably be no support here
iof d. Stdit Wius OIL, altnOnGn
such Republican members as might sue
ceed would probably vote for the reso-
luton In the platform looking to the sub
mission Of a vote on constitutional
amendment favorins state wide prohibi- |
tion. Stephens. Democrat. II elected. |
might support this resolution
Local Option a Farce
The local option law is a farce in Ida
no county II Is not being enforced |
Drink can be easily secured in any of |
hfteen or twenty places in this county |
and three or four Of them are said 10 be |
IN Grangerille. There is Il Law Enforce
nent and an Anti Saloon league IN Idaho
county and they have had paid detec-
lives In here. for which Idaho county has
paid out about 500. II Is Insisted that
At the January meeting OF the board OF
commissioners. bills for additional |
'sleuthing" will be presented for pay
nent
The grand jury, on October last. re-
turned eleven true bills against boot
egeers. but thus far none OF the in
1lcted men has been arrested. Court
ioes not SIT here again until March and
he grand jury was called just as the
rial jury was dismissed for the term.
which mancuver savors OF the cheaper
brand of small politics.
The Globe OF GrangevjIe is the leading
Republican. and the Free Press OF the
same place. the leading Democratic pub
ication OF Idaho county Both are loyal
n their support TO the entire ticket.
state and county, OF their choice
j shal! endeaYor In my next 10 fore
,aSt the situation in NeZ Percc county