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Show Out Opinion Em IBri Republican candidstes in the past In oth-or words, has fliaro bora a switch, is there higher percentage of the papers sup-this porting the Democratic ametnan there hu ben betereT In the case of the large dailies, there has been switch from the Republican of tho past to Pros. Lyndon cd-wa- reported that a large number of bavo been Daily newspaper ay yeRguMi Johnson's t - switching to the jaldent support among the large metropolitan datltos was decidedly ban that of Sen. Goldwater, at However, it is now reported is a spilt between tho two. the American Press, the mag-- ' ' , uy pepers. publishers. the weefir and rated to the Press, : Am "Grass Pteten poll , conducted this month .MI. percent of tho publishers re--a Goldwater win and 40J ison win carry far their WUe 'That's in direct conflict with The United States Tilt Nseawrity Nmi ajtag that admiring Kinc'n new front as of space in Arizona- he and Nobel Writer won Aw Rales " raaihlts thumb with BY PAUI. HARVEY and hammon shucks", says last boys in tho Ush .wcmn toi''ItoBd to mar briefer . . Ps Jebassa show juniJtlbduuSSS. BIU Peris tiirtwg about the MM prwcripMm tag ett ipactatat first suit bn honght-wM- ch eontalnr Bail IMaaat M. Co ikmUt pnfeM. - JJaoSySTltatag "mu,. came from Memuai poputatta wm triptrying to get the . Citlxens He said it ifa Industry, for most of two packages but of tho bus dovn to Uro "to decades, lias hem moving to . AI burlap pw am trying to got space . 1- South Wait Mersasou and Niks I suggest thers's still planly Angeles area has -fliiniffii this year iwMscsd . u v.d Weeklies Say Goldwater RacanUy the Clttxan, In the editorial P&ul Harvey Whozinit in ... W",- ,,V, r south, naturally. However, in New England three out of four predicted Johnson winning, and in Aw intermnuntaln country, which included Montane, Idaho, Wyoming, s, Colorado, New Mexico, Artxona and where there ie supposed to be a conservative area and Includes Goldwa-tor- 's homo country. Aw editors indicated 50-The veto non mtgV comfortable if an agency was formed officially to apeak ana guard against piracy Of water by other states, such as CaUfor--. Ida and to the Pacific Southwest It is also tboughtjxwridng that Idaho, has an abunduee of Awl resource, has no agency to coordt-oatAw use end development of water. Other neighboring state have such an agency. Oregon, especially, has an administration dealing solely with water and ft active ana rape arave uy me smew lawmakers to probe and study Aw survey, not only for current but for future use of Aw So goes anoAwr poll which is not guaranteed to tell the outcome of Aw election. Only IBM and the voters can do Aurt, Aw former before the polls dose and Aw e Birthday ne nri ft Bdag Frtatod wtrr for all Tihnwit s trusted, public Interoot OCTOBER pro- voice for Aw 31 ft Shaima Palmer. &aWnar gram and serve airaoacld state, respected by Congreas and federal gensen. ReNae LeFevre, E- gin Jensen The Idaho Statesman NOVEMBER 1 Wart Myraa AicU- - - Jon l plan to have special poO cal They are ballot oecuri--" Democratic Lloyd Walker calls and State 11 hetaeut 1 IS , The citys modern garbage truck had a big singed spot it Cedi thinks that n dgarott butt got among the trash. - O Don Greaves brought in an envelope Aw other day. The return address on it was T. Greaves and Sons, Dry and Irrigated Farmers, Preston, The envelope must have been put out by the chamber of commerce enmasse and Awn arid to individuals to n have their own return because on the front pictures of the First National Bank, the First Security now is, The Idaho State ad-o- " u !.. afuu Nonan taw u ! A u tuM al 2T .iw SUIO mlstakan Publlahad avary Tbumlay by tha Oltlii.ii Publlihlng Company, F. ft Bo tic, Lewlalon, Utah, Ihnna itt-ltl- l, itntfrwl a"aeomi elaaa mattar at tha Lawlatan, Utah, Poit Office under tlia act of March a 1ST! . $3.50 Per Year in $4.00 WATNK Utah' X.wwl Uoraifth, D. BELL .nii..'l. - i. WALTER wrong Uke them, for than Dont hea- - be misled by amitlous mm seeking porar and dis--.- 7 regarding what la true la it true that this is Recognize honest remedies. mm to be. though they seem lmpossl- In this wonderful country bio to do where aU men can be free? The road back rill he rough-Th- e rich weren t made to or than our smooth high rale in our great free plunging dive tend. Rut we must try to cilmh In our government we in that Jagged cHfl if we are ROSS. 411ft hirth Avcnua, n, Richmond, Vnl'v Lawlatnn on Emphaataing again the GO P officially at feast know of no discrepancies in past Idaho elections, (toiler said num may have a voice and hand. Can we expect to win the Intending to survive, By Neldon B. Jensen WERE EXTENDING an torifattai to the Democrats, do tho ume thing," he Mid. so no reflection is cast on any Idaho elections." Walker laughed when told of the Invitation and the lot security plan, szjssTiJr bal-wa- h. the gg dK- .the Bepifoli- - county com- Aw throughout of counting the efflclently, properly, we leave HP...to counties he . We trust our follow S!l!Affi4 S, fett ? man.' 5flJ.nd SURPRISINGLY. PoMteani have not asked Atty. Gen. Allan one of their own. for assistance in the bailor socutiry they w tone foSlSuld teamed that voting is ro i any perxm who la under tenshta, idiotic or who has been convicted of bjMio fotaoy. embezztemet public funds, selling or buy ttg votes, o,. a unite or inmate of a house of ill fame, or who keeps, or maintains, or la interested in ng or iHilntiiiiiiic oj frequents nr hahTtaiaiiy ts to houses of in feme. Should they try to vote: a fine of up to $600. imprisonmnent in foe county Jail for un to six months, or both. 1 AT DINNER TUESDAY . Outside the Cora ty. i.n V' winin'i ! r.i Ivm, Now York, II. Now York. thn .i.ni.i.initua Vh,K.v N.'ia mii. i...ill Cova and Clarkrlen In nrih Cwrli RapraMntad by 7,' ili I'a.-h.- $2.00 For Six Mouthy I ,..ii.i y. I'lnh Wed rather be dead Howeven they Iwpe to leak ever as may regta-frrtfbeeks ai pewSto before Nevember $ taS ST3.W an will bo dtfflntt for GOP to cheek al tho Bsta pri-Ha- - out flte' tratiae books ta Idaho art deeed a They call it rtS S5LK SS tbe ballota. non" Mink JJJ" KeHer rt Note Sparrow, Cortney Has- of Howard Hall Creek UeM and Valeria Were urgteg every Nelson. JJJl nrLhS jiuxsen, lnartistlc preetaet to nave a repreWilde, Julie Ann Johnson in! Preaton. Rooms seat ail ve to make rare we tho writer Boyd Woodward. Bank, the Wilford Hotel and mMwng au tnmr are represented la the g rt Britehrils bungalow the annex to Aw Oneida Stake or Preaton Commercial Chib, November Tbra ttere were Aw bus-of depot ream aad alsaia the a--. ftwrtm MahT Academy. Dixie. Fhh. Kelly tie, the hoop sklrta of more room ef every On the beck was this mes- rions, Vicky Une Grocant, O .than n generation ago. not to hi Idaho," (torfltfit if only some putid- - mention Aw corsets, which de- -The City reston, Idaho Wanda-AflmWood- A INCEhTTL Y Lana vitalized womankind for sevof Opportunity. In Aw heart maimfacturer seems to navo ward. He said Aw GOP in Idaho W1 ! centuries. ,, others of Franklin County. an idea in developing quite emphasis on Population, 3000. Property lWyk that really tests good. de-' our " wun 'T laiei With n llttlA imadnatimi values, $1,000,000. Bank ,Uiem counties NezPerce, Bene- Dwen. Card Exercise your freedom that nnite8y feminine, Post Office gal could let it be mown foat S1, Wayne $300,000, Kootenai and Bannock $5,500 per month, she. comes in six delicious IPs vrtue may shine bright U YEARS academy, situated flavors griytSm (icroFra mi five acres, with a campus Ara-- nn of eleven acres, five Mocks Q sen, Casey Bergquist. from center of dty. to That U nua'i biblical nab IMHO LAW oagrt ooch V. rMpornttflity Have you ever tried to get Preston Is right in the cenour country the of life, but not for Grandma party can designate an offl- protect ter of a rich farming district a bunch of boys to pose for a and Grandpa Robinson. Its cal watcher in every count-Republic it began in upper Cache Valley. It Tb defend it wra active in-- their seventieth wedding annl- - tag room." Goller sauL While picture. You think it is easy. a city of homes, built up by a Take the picture of the cub tereit, save it from apathy versary and theyll celebrato wrre not saying that any- it next Monday. if we can progressive people. It has two couta on this page. They thing is going m or ever hb The threatening power banks, two moving has a picture were - S00 00 we ttank it la Mr. Mrs Robinand Junes to be supposed looking The to iwre aome-Sshows, one newspaper, good practice seriously We find much cause to worry Franklin County Citizen, two at Aw press body there." about condtaons here today In hotels - The Wilford" and There is a face puller men doing nothing, about and oitt- Lenox". It baa its own watlets step right brand very crowd, like the little Wecomptata cue what our leadere do or go erworks. Electrlcty is furni- boy with the sucker, jmj shed by Utah Power and Light say Learn Aw facts. Investigate, STRICTLY BUSINESS Co. Has ten mllea or more you could see the original We comment vainly aw to think and comprehend see cant it now) what our country ought to Then offer your assistance to of paved streets. It is at tho photo (if you enaof the OSL railroad, The you would see foat all of the do improve, help change or ANNUAL CM9VU0VIM place where the train stops." boys at the right are looking But when help is needed for a nond. Has forty stores. Climate is at foe camera and the little good candidate, whoa going Do. all you .era to promote healthful and sunny. Very few brip are you? IlmSSS cold days in winter. Has aev-er- boy, toird from the left, is ASSOCIATION :henrtoltar?wonr that rural routes and will be Just about to break hta eye 5hSs doth? NORTH AMERIj of a road ball sockets trying to look connected by electric caui within one year, a through with hta face at the press and Dont be milled by Aw guy who line from Salt Lake City to look with his eyes at the cam- Who aaya youhave no chmce the north. For further Infor Not us, of coursa our effMti could bear no sway It's those big shots that Yes, Communists are run foe show, wo dont havs yJu If youdonT use yrar much to say right They do it all and we an proud, we don't make those , seat to the ballot ty chalnaaa" la eeanty. he aalA to the troops at Aw predict level to their legal rights sad possible vUatloas ef the vettag laws. mmiHb; and voter lie than come to Mohammed, Mohammed will go to Aw mountain. Recently Aw inside of Aw garbage wagon caught on fire foe fire engine couldnt get to the seat of tho blaze, so flwy pulled the truck around behind Aw city hall, dumped Aw stuff out and got Aw fire is-bi- These poll watchers will be instructed, he said, on how to challenge a vote what constitute! a scratches ballot and the proper procedure for la win ticomtagta be usrt HSiGrt mLao e. Phoe-ion-wis- A checklist 1 coPttwnt WHERE THEY wmijbte foraj propwjr the evening. Republicans an r volunteers to do the attractions but Just to & James A. (toiler, state tuT, "nonTwero after "the COP, canvaw chairman, they otf rour dad what extent foShfonnAw a will hire help or at least pay Are thooe Jezfood fgow. bTffiyToenby babrritttag torn for fountwho leave must their irmr miasiona tofrwMk- at rwjnd 1S Republicans are declaring war on hanky-pank- y in the booth. voting In Idaho and elsewhere YEARS AGO OCTOBER M, IMS be To be healthy should fashionable. To bo buoyant and vitally vigorous should be Aw mode. lkirta have greatly mimh to the frffdo"11 Awt fafiwWy ig enjoying more and every year. watt or depredations of us hope that the long held any kind. Parontawffl be ; EHSCSStoS from Manhattan d Southwest? Will become less beholden to Aw New York Times and more dependent on the nix Gazette A lot of people are betting a lot of money that this the shape of the future. By RICHARD CHARNOCK a, Fire And Cub Scouts Cadi Hodges had a Amo with his garbag Aw other day: It was a of If Aw mountain . Political Echoes at InPaisiRg on And there is so much grow- tag room New Mexico is as as Pennsylvania, Ohio and A Glance Back noranyaw.. BY BARNET RICE - al center for developing tea- ching machines and programs. Amarillo is mecca for insur- ance compalnies. Dallas now decrees much of whats fash- - Happy Agency could produce r " " gS Albuaueruueisnowanation- - dictated Most concern has been voiced by officers and attorneys affiliated with irrigation districts. Standing In the beckgroundls the Idaho Power Company. As opponents of the measure, they apparently fear the state agency could step into their respective fields of irrigation and power. To be sure, the language of the amendment gives the agency broad powers, but SEEING HOW IT IS DONE these powers can be curtailed by Aw State Ctab Scoots from FYaakUn Watch The Legislature and any projects which the agency would propose would need Slice of the liWlBIWfls Historically, Idaho' Legislatures have been opposed to formation of Public Utility Districts to generate and sell electric power. Traditionally, Idaho lawmakers nave encouraged private promotion of cooperative Irrigation districts. There Is no reason for being alarmed it Ads late stage Hapty Birthday ri-tha Water Resource Agency would start nma Is prepared a week h building to Aw public power Arid or take advance ef pHteatfom If jm away Aw riidits of private irrigation com-- weeld Hke a birthday Uriel panics dor intrude on other enterprises pri-- far the next weeks calami h so YEARS AGO with wateT supply and be la i the office by 1914 OCTOBER use. October Jut drop is Hal- Remember rifleo the Citizen er Saturday Water Amr expenditure of the phone Agency Aw have loween and police would not obit OCTOBER St mat humsn forjHvdmMBt Projects issued orders, -Loo Redtagton, Elmer Karr, TTiTa.tTimVn Resource water- - ssaj sssrsrt No. 1. the r -- Opponents to Aw creation of an Idaho agency have organized at a late date. It wasnt until last week that Gem State voters were Informed that a group had been formed to combat the passage of S.JJL Iimiuimb of-ou- 2ES?Slii2SS latter after. narify-cOocenw- im h e Editorial On Water Agency Upon reading the text of SJJt. No. 1, Aw voter may be left gasping for air. The creation of another agency is not beertfly by any citizen in this age of grow-- wnbmsiiid men from Aw Southwest What happened with GOP dU- - I ranks this year would have boon inconceivable Just five years ago. The very idea that would dare the WfiMi to turn their backs on Aw securely entrenched old guard New' Enplanders is a deflation of t Cape Kennedy MX. HARVEY of the latter-thWhat's next? , big businesi of space. Lm Alrani and WUte Snda artaat South- mltIlla t now tlurt dManm , Passage of SJJt No. 1 would result in creation of a State Water Resource Agency an Aw Legislature prescribes and governs. In order to effect the agency, it would be empowered to: Formulate and implement a state water p'an for optimum development of water resources m Aw public Interest; Construct end operate water projects; Issue brads without state Obligation to be repaid from revenues of projects; Generate and wholesale hydroelectric power; Appropriate public waters as trustee for agency projects; Acquire, transfer and encumber title real property for such projects; Control and administer those state lands required tor water projects. C?fr r!? uu toMuatryhas producuvnyi .new frontier dn iffi cress capital. Now it is a percent . ? ...ffj.,..,,. i"0 Nev-wl- ll double. Invigorating .. rs . sis years 25?g dominant, Yet most of the rest of I something similar basthe nation has not yet to Aw political ccmg-- , on to whats up PIng , natkxr? exion renwmber Hfritirfflt Tbey erenow itlcal parttes when it was teiiby - the The editors of Aw California newspe-pepredict a Goldwater win by 52 to 53 natlonel-ty-conducte- d' " 3S5JW" comnwth. VMtftauta TSSSSSeSfjSI SJSSTta la the survey, which was based on 500 answen from aoma 8,743 lnqulrieo. Sen. Goldwuters strongest support wra In foe yet Is tt StafTmooiri! Hfdrtf SrtafwUI "WBL- Ne-vad- polls by various Arms that had been predicting Pres. Johnson wfll carry up to 47 states with up to 70 percent of Aw vote. , y It wou'd be interesting to know how many of the home town newspapers who are supporting Goldwater now 1 & 12? soi wtfaad iimHsm da.to. And speaking of nuts, our next speaker Mrs. Dorothy Kollar entertained Mrs.' Florence Ralphs, Mrs. Rosetta Lewis, Mrs. Emma Kelley of Clifton, Mrs. Annie Hatch, Mrs. Susan Haber, Mrs. Ctara Olson, Mrs. Maire Hatch at a quilting and dinner Tuesday. |