The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-07-01
COVERNORSHlP
WILL CAUSE
BIG FUSS
Boise Correspondent Predicts
Lively Scrap at Poca-
tello Convention.

Boise. June 26-In some respects
there will be marked elements in the
developments Of the Republican con
vention at Chicago and tine Republican
convention to he held at PCcatell0 on
the oath Of August. When the clans
we're all at hand in the Windy city
none knew what might happen. There
was nothing prearranged that could
stand up with any decree OF certainty.
/ Everything was in the air excepting
| the speeches. soon to avlate' Inc
shrewdeet political dcpesters admitted
their inability to even come close 10
a guess as to what was to happen. All
published forecasts were unreliable
II all revealed that there Was no N
ner circle carrying out a cut ana
dried program. 1t was case OF Tree
and nntramelled action
When the Idaho Republican clans
gather Mt Pocatello there will he the
same degree OF uncertainty as 70 tie
outcome There will be nothing pre-
determined. If anything shall be de-
cided beforehand il will he a matter
of surprise to most political ahalS-
Z lists. There might he an exception III
tha senatorial nomination, for FRANK
r. Gooding is developing strength ral-
! idly. hnt even in that case ii Is douh'
fnl if there will he amy certainty III
advance as To- the outcome. All ihdi-
= cations point te IN understanding III
advance on anything hcing possible
, only after cansiderahl" convention
l maneuvering.
For Ininstructed Delegations.
: If therefore. everything is left opet
for tho deliberate judgment OF the con
vention. there IS widespread feelllli
th.t county conventions should max
a snnrial effort to send their ~S
ha1anced mpn-meu of political acu
mon and sound sense, whose tare>i2I'
: 4. claur and who possess the AFFINITY l'
: dis+ingnish the spurious from TN
Genuine thc sincere from the hyPo
0 criticol tha worthr from the unworlh.
the capable frcm the INFERIOR ~ -
competent
+ Contest Over GOvernorship.
Tbnre are three avowed candlaale
!, for governor the present lht''''li".,'.
!, n w Davis. the present stat lr'<l'
u,.ar Johu w. EagleSon. and ne pl'
sant sneaker of the house of rt'l"'
sautotiveS Mr.. Kiger. Tie laller II"
u onnarentlv been eliminated. HIS tal
u didacy was If no time taken serious
- - Il, over the state and nothlAg Has :"
II II ,.n,red 10 give il impetus. So far' inc,
fore as oI,en candidates arg CON-
- = oil tha contest is between l'aNlN d"
Is EagleSon. :. a,ot coi
III III d;tion tha governor will WIN desil
u ,l,o onn,siti1u that has risen Il -di'
y him That conclusion Il Eot hast1 w
" r,.oindicp nor vet upon any slf4'l"i -"
~ vas but upon tho logic oi tiie sin "i-.,y nov,
y II the opponents Of Governor .a; i9a; ;
Is con make good their CLAIMS aS a-@l l
ID - tho governor. the loglcai ~
a., az I'D hn the elimination OF p"Il
III royatnor and Eaglescr. Some 9V
~. ,tian stead would neigh lnlo =
So and ave" into the noinlii,Wlo ~
IN Iso,tonant Governor Moore mas pt
Ia .,'.l,oetod repeatedly as a compr'ill !.
~ condidate-the Idano Hdrulhs OF
u. Idaho Wood and Johnson CHI ,.s., no
eu - ralated however. that ne tSlhe y.
ne le .ha administration, would eicV,1,i' ~
ne ~. same objection as Eagies'oh' Nv
lse 'ile the lieutenant governor Is PuIe
IN ,n,,;sIative. and not an adiniiiis', ,
ieei s,,, Which would make soi
~, M a possibility is that the : S,la'T, tha .,
fty oontest might he enmeshed III uto N
nu a,norsbip contest TO the eA"1'