The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-30
would have nobody but that candidate
naned.
Meeting the Test.


named. II
Meeting the Test. /,
In all the conferences held since
then the same efforts have been put
forth by the democrats to unite upon
q candidate in the second district, or
Leadore, TO run with Niel. Over and
over again Mr.. Fayle has been appeal
ed 70 to become a candidate, always
until the last conference In vain. W.
D. Rusk, who was an announced cam
didate in that district, joined in the
demand for Fayle, saying that he
would gladly give way to Fayle. In
the circumstances there was nothing
for Fayle to do but run with Niel
and doubtless his name will go on
the ticket, for no other democrat to
/ he found in the county is stronger
man. Mr.. Fayle is known through +
or Lemhi as a rancher and nuy- |
/ er of livestock, whose judgment IS !
sound in business matters and whose |
word is his bond, a man of sterling
character and with a large stake in
the work of developing the county.
! Like his running mate, Mr. Niel, he
is straightforward and succe essful
! business man, who will without
splurge or sputter see that business
| methods as we'll as economical man
agement mark their control at the
courthouse. 1t is not generally known
but a fact i. is nevertheless that all
county expenditures arc properly con
trolled by the board of commissioners,
who fix all salaries as well as deter
mine the number and compensation of
deputies and the manifold eXpendi-
lures of all public officials, from the
highest to the lowest. The new board,
having a proper idea of their respon-
sibility to the public, will most likely
measure fully up to the demand for
lower taxes so prevalent throughout
. L emhi at this time 1t remains f.
the democrats to select the third
member of this important board to
run with Viel and Fayle and stand
4 with them in the interest of the tax
payers and that party will have met
the test put upon and demanded of it
: at this time.
\ MalOy for Clerk.
}. E. P. Maloy filed for clerk of the
' district court, auditor and recorder
t this morning, having clear field for
L the democratic nomination. This has
S been brought about by united party
2 in support of Maloy, who had declined
: to accept without such promise. This
e candidate is an eX-railroader, first To-
S Gated in official positions in the east
:. where he obtained extensive clerica
training, then at Armstead also en-
gagged in office work, and after thai
/ taking charge of the running of train.
n as conductor on the G. and P, II
e which service he became PERSONAL!
: known to every man, woman and chill
SN along the line. If there is one persol
/ who does not remember Maloy kind
y ~ for the many courtesies eXtcnde'
= by him during that service it is be
Is cause that person never travelled wit
F. him. Mr. Maloy is a son-in-law 0
10 James Spencer, rancher of Tendoy
II Mrs. Maloy being a charming woma
NJ whose personality is winning and gra
Of cious. The democrats say that the
x have chosen wisely in naming Maloy
TO He is to run against one of the effiC
n lent public officers of the county ]
a. w. w. Sirmonds, who has held tn
ld office for four wears, before this sci
at vice having been chief deputy in th
ne same Office for a number of years.
b. A Leadore correspondent describe
n the time when. Eddie Maloy used
RS get twenty Christmas dinners at on
a holiday season from the ranch home
an along the line of the G.. and p. whe
NJ Eddie was the train conductor on tn;
line. The housewives were payin
Eddie back for the manifold favors !
- had done for them. Nothing was tc
u" much trouble for the obliging trai
- man, from buyingNa bottle of parego
~ ic to a keg of nails. Which remint
- one of the poetic line that "Kir
hearts are more than coronets."
n. Farmer II. L. Summers will conte
'e the senatorial primary race with Lay
!, yer l.. f. Glennon. Mr.. Summers sa
''' he definitely decided upon this actic
l. month ago but deferred the filir
uo' in the hope that some one else wou
io volunteer and enter as the farmer
champion.
L. Watts Waddington has been I
=; quested by numerous supporters
'ii- file for the democratic commission
;.o nomination for the third district. n
'S' Waddington has a record that spea
in his favor, being first AMI last
tax payers representative rather tn
in an office holders representative. T
m only public Office he ever held "
ate that of election judge.
ers Roses on the Party Wall.
for It is the courteous, faithful pub
,teg official who has roses to grow on
ono party wall. Such a public officer
County Treasurer Earl K. Gilbrea
ade democrat, who is not likely 10 h'
for opposition in the election. at least d
ond is the present understanding.
IL. Judge Ralph w. Adair seekin~
and republican nomination and Charles
the Harris the democratic nomination J
xelI week made their filings for the si
ot iudgeship nominations in the Office
ave 1.-THE secretary Of state. Both hail Fl
test. Blackfoot.
.Jsi- For racer who tips the beam
o of two hundred and some odd f
I Of pounds Farmer Summers cannot
for called n Thoroughbred. but still W.
verc cut any sort Of doubt there Is a !
~. .,r, -ov,inar ~ With ry-ypr Glen