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not wholly applicable to Idaho. Wilford W. Clark generally was, by modern-day standards, a conservative voter.

"He loved America and its Constitution. He had an enviable knowledge of our government, its operations, and the institutions flowing therefrom.  Few were ever more interested in our elections and the candidates. He knew the pulse of the electorate on domestic and foreign issues."¹³

"He was a good politician and proud of his party."¹⁴
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1. Walter E. Clark, son of Edward B. Clark, 1962.
2. William O. Clark, second son of Wilford and Pamelia, 1962.
3. LeOra Clark Larsen, youngest child of Wilford and Pamelia, 1964
4. Book 1, Commissioner's Procedures of Bear Lake County, page 532. (Election November 1894; took office January 1895).
5. Kennedy, J. F. Profiles in Courage. Harper & Bros, New York. 1956. p. 4.
6. Amasa L. Clark, tenth child of Ezra T. and Mary S. Clark, 1962.
7. Book 2, Commissioner's Procedures of Bear Lake County, page 353. (Election November 1902; took office January 1903).
8. Wilford Woodruff Clark, Jr., the oldest child of Wilford W. Clark, 1963.
9. Book 3, Commissioner's Procedures of Bear Lake County, page 451. (Election November 1902; took office January 1921).
10. Mrs. Lorin D. Peterson, Boise, friend of W. W.Clark, 1962.
11. John Robert Cluff, a friend of W. W. Clark, 1962.
12. Homer K. Clark, seventh child of Wilford and Pamelia, 1963.
13. Leland G. Larsen, husband of LeOra Clark Larsen, 1956.
14. Joseph Smith Phelps, grandson of Laura Clark Phelps, 1960.