American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-10-05
NEWS FRO MTHE STATE CAPITAL.

NEWS FRO MTHE STATE CAPITAL.
Boise, October 1.-THE news that
was received last week that Senator
Borah, who has been campaigning In
the eastern states for the Republican
ticket, would be able 10 give two days
to his home state, was received with
great satisfaction by the Republican
campaign committee, and with equal
pleasure by his constituents. The
greatest difficulty the committee Is
called on to meet Is in determination
OF where the senator should speak. II
has been hoped that Senator Borah
would be enabled to make at least five
or six addresses I'm Idaho this year.
This hope has not been given up en-
tirely, but II IL apparent that so far
as the month OF October Is concerned.
IL Is improbable that other speeches
than those on October 10 at Pocatello,
and on October IL at Boise can be
secured. In both these places pre-
parations are already underway by
which the senator will be given a hear
lux ny fitf itiphN NIoN ilpif 'hth
can be contained 3" any one hall Will
be In attendance. Plans are being
entertained in Boise TO secure not
only the Pinney opera house but al
En0ne 81 the moving picture houses
Ter an overflow meeting II is pos
sible the same idea will have to be
put In effect In Pocatello.
The opening OF the national cam
palgn In the southern part of the state
will be in pocatello on October 4th.
when Senator Harding OF Ohio, who
was the permanent chairman at the
Republican national convention this
year, will speak. The arrangements
for this meeting have already been
completed. and 1t Is anticipated that
a large crowd will be in attendance.
Governors Offspring Stlll Dying for
Country.
Governor Alexander's only son. ac-
cording to that gentleman's addresses
In remote portions OF the state, Is still
dying for his country In the uniform
OF one OF It's soldiers. This would be
entirely c~ommendable, II Il were only
true, The facts are that when th-
president called for the state troops
from all the states except those q
the south. the governor feeling sss
time was ripe for a grand stand pl1g.
announced publicly. y%ociferoIslY And
with great acclaim. that he ma o.
fering his only begotten son like Abfb-
ham OF old. on the altar OF he eOg2-
try's needs. To those Eho kOnN ths
Sou. why by the way Is a miecls aged
clothing merchant. and understood has
physical disabilities. Governor A8s1-
aDder's statement sas t4reAa1 TG
carry nj his fathers blg- Mf AlsE.
ander, junior. pFe=s=;s4 @ses -
the recruiting Officers. Nhen aftss
"a once over" he NA& t~Nt tsUe6 "a
the store to dispense neektaes ane M.
derclothes TO those nssdinE Those ~
ticles aud having The price. Wnsrs b.
still rs. 10 the eousinRs1 profit 81 rh'
Alexander fortunes Mr. A1sasnder
junior. Is a se2slb.s g0unf mu. Wh,
apparently has 10 iznsF fo hsteuAnl
~fhidhtAN"A ~ al &NN nv &eAfa
alarums and a. e0Bieutee MOI - Eaal
fame. a. ByToa g1ia Il. b. being shO
In the breaches aot having t4t nata'
~mlsspeiIes IN iAe oiEpsiehes
Hi ~ESrsIisser'. EcVssns sisn..
The on repeated tiaim uaaGe bl ~
governor. nrst ihsi hs would sale 10
people a miili0s . rbs o0Dda,f ~ "a,
state -gogsrnaDsni. and secondly uhs
he has cSns ~. a. nearly az g. Il poe
sibls. - DOs besaE PIT thresEh %
efoclbie q pvbite s~cru1og j. 5
steadily becoming apparent thas srsi
iE seeming fhs governor has Dos i8so
good lie "a veto uSng appf0pr1s
ton bllIa. bat 20 greater a9mbsr 10
a. larger amount than hts precsees
sOrs. ~hIis trrOGEn rN EDsRsfeDcE s~s
erzi RES poiitkezl gsbs were eresue<
The principal duty stt2easd 70 sae
Of The nss Offices belnR tie nalnts
D o. officers. the xofkipg Of IA
governors poiitaezi propaganda. an
the dgsrlEg Of FAT salaries A care
s<ssfiny u expensss % state Admins
tsxfsoa during The yesr 1915 sn
1915 shows thai many savings has
been made In stAts government. b.