| Show Ch Charges of V Vote ote Irregularity I Hurled as Idaho Goes to Polls BOISE Nov 8 AP With AP-With With the din of two months' months political I i battle still ringing in their ears an estimated Idahoans registered registered registered reg reg- today among other views th their reactions t to td the neY new d deal l. l The weather was generally fair Between 8 a. a m. m and 7 p. p m. m the voters voter in polling polling places will select se- se beet lect a United States senator two congressmen a governor seven other high state officials legislators legislators legis- legis and more than county officers r The Republicans Democrats and Progressives have candidates s on the ballot N New w Deal Faces Test For two months during one of the most intensively waged campaigns of the last 20 years voters have heard leard discussions centered on efforts efforts efforts ef ef- ef- ef forts of f the new deal to cope with social and economic problems particularly particularly par- par those of the farmer the Townsend old age pension plan pIan and asserted irregularities in the state highway bureau as revealed by an audit covering a period of Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic administrations In Boise Prosecuting Attorney Willis Villia Moffatt issued a warning in inspired inspired inspired in- in he said by numerous reports reports reports re re- re- re ports of asserted illegal registration of voters He said These reports will gated fated as 89 soon as possible and if f it is found bund that anyone votes who is not legally qualified and entitled to vote they hey will be prosecuted Voting absentee ballots were Idaho's two United States senators William E. E Borah Republican dean of th the who senate for the first time during his 32 years in the senate did not return to Idaho this year and Senator James P. P Pope absent new dealer who was defeated by Congressman D. D Worth Clark conservative conservative conservative con con- Democrat in Idaho's August Au Au- rust gust 9 The The Republican an party wound up its campaign in Boise late last ast night with a torchlight parade and addresses addresses addresses ad ad- dresses by C. C A. A Bottolfsen candidate candidate candidate candi candi- date for governor and Henry Dworshak Dworshak Dwor- Dwor shak shah Second district congressional nominee Give Final Speeches The Republican senatorial nominee nom nom- inee nee Donald A A. A Callahan and Dr Rex T. T Henson candidate for First district congressman spoke at Kel Kel- logg bogg Congressman Clark spoke at Blackfoot and C. C Ben Ross and Bert H. H Miller Democratic gubernatorial and congressional nominees respectively respectively respectively spoke at Gooding Compton I. I White candidate for a Fourth consecutive term in the First district on the Democratic Democrat ticket rested at his home in Clarks Fork where he voted today HELD IN HOLDUP PROBE SEATTLE Nov 8 The JP-The P The Seattle Seattle Se Se- attle office of the the- federal bureau of investigation announced arrest here today of Harry Howard 36 in hi connection with a up hold-up of ot the Bank of at Pueblo Colo Cob July 19 1937 |
