Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-08-06 | Page 20 | Says Seattle Mayor will be Governor

SAYS SEATTLE MAYOR WILL BE GOVERNOR Ma .,r 'le Iar,sen, who f:gurerl so 1 prominent lv in s. tiling labor troubi.-a at S -a t lb-, w id. ui t lie opm ion of M . A . Powb-n. foi-m.-rly rdilor of tiie ls.-a.jnah 'i ess. Washington, w ho a rn .-d m Salt Pake yest.Tda. be the future govn iht of the slate of a;-h in gl on. Mr. pod.'ii says it is not likely that Ma yor Hans-ii will run for the .-om ing term, but the t. riu ali.-r. hr thinks, will seo Ma or I ia ns'-n elect rd by a big ma-jority ma-jority vote Mr liovd.-n s:.h labor conditions con-ditions in Stifle ;ire Ht like a volrauo. Tney ma v erupt a I any tun.-. At pn-s-enr. )n- sc.", things arc quirt, though at ni glits gang i of 1. W. . can be seen taking in gro,j,.s on the street. He says Ih-ve is an o i a ni za I ion of farmer'-', known as the Crange organi7,a- ! t Ion. who are af ! il ia t i ng with the social agnators. I Mr. I', ivd.-n is a former Plahn: he was j formerly rdiwr of tin- Mauti Mi '--a-ngrr t Jind is now located with the Sail l.ak'- bran-'h .r tiie Cj.llahau Advertising rom- pally. lb- savs lain f.'il m Idaho during i Hie irain trip to Salt ,ak.-. which will helji .-.-e tl - drought rullil i I imis there I Mr. povdeji i; ji'-o an o'd-tur.- cnciu-r t-;i, j and father of J. J. Pnwb-n rd Salt Pake.