Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-10-29 | Page 2 | Mabey Point Wih Pride to 4-Year Record

POINTS WITH ITH PRIDE TUi TU TO i YEAR 4 4 Governor Tells Chamber of Commerce That State Stater- Indebtedness Has Been Reduced The administration has reduced reduce the state Indebtedness during its it's its Us- four years cars declared Governor Go Charles R. R Mabey in a addressing ad dressing the members of the chamber cham- cham 4 ber bel of commerce at tho the weekly luncheon Wednesday noon I Governor Mabey l presented figures fig fig- I ures tires which he declared would prove pro his assertion He le declared that when William Spry reth d' d as the states state's executive in 19 ji the obligations of the sUu st amounted to while while jt the opening of the present t the debts totaled Or rL t The governor said laid the tho state owed at the pres ent time y IMPROVED HIGHWAYS i I Charging that when he took look o of lice ice the state was handicap p f with new road ds bOl I well vell as road contract without any funds to carr carry out th v program Governor Go Maybe upheld the administration in Its efforts t fo improve state highways I 1 see a way vay tp aid counties that are unable to improve their highways the governor declare J. J i k The main maui arteries of or travel Utah are still In need of t ment meat the executive e ad admitted d b but v It-v he aid that he w was s confident th that t the state could assist in the Governor Mabey emphasized his belief that it was Wron wrong to obligate obligate gate the Incoming administration i with a bonded indebtedness indebted indebted- I ness ci citing tin the road contracts n s 's san s san an example i I MALEFACTORS MUST PAY r- r The increase in the number of inmates in the state prison i is the Uio administrations administration's determination those convicted pay the price prIce- of or their crime the governor de dared Figures compiled show that the number of co convictions have not increased but the in increase increase increase in- in crease in prisoners Is because o ot our policy to make the wrongdoers serve their time z Beverly S. S Clendennin was c chair chair- a man f Members of tho the Brandon Opera company entertained with several se selections I Mabe Mabey and Dern J B Battle in Weber OGDEN Oct 29 Both Both candidates candidates candi candi- dates for governor Governor Go Chas It R. R Mabey rabey and George H. H Dern will vill battle for supremacy in Weber county this week Governor Mabey Mabey Ma- Ma bey will speak at Hoo Hooper looper er Wednes- Wednes ednes I I day night at Huntsville THursday afternoon and at the Alhambra theatre theatre theatre the the- the atre Thursday night Mr Dern will ad address iress Weber county women at the University club Thursday afternoon North Ogden and Plain City Thursday I night and at the Weber college colleSe au au- lum and Huntsville Friday night Jos ros Joseph ph lUrk Democratic candidate for state treasurer and anel Senator W. W H H. Km Im Icing will speak at some of or the places place with Mr 11 Dern Monday night both parties wIH hold rallies here Milton 1 H. H W Welling will speak at the Orpheum theatre A Republican rally will be held atthe atthe at at- lt the Berthana hall l Bourbon Candidates I Guests at Social i it 7 PROVO Oct 29 One One ii hundred v and fifty supporters of the Demo t I I cratic state ticket attended a social socIa given In honor of the count county count an Uv district candidates and Georgo George Dern candidate for governor at tho Utahna hall han Monday night A splendid musical program rendered tendered consisting of solos byM t J Naomi Atkinson of Salt Lake wh also attended a rally at Nephi ArleU AtiEh JI A Bailiff Rolfe Rolle Pratt and Seymour l r Prows f b Dr Hugh M. M I. I Woodward c. date for or state superintendent o public instruction was the principal principal principal pal speaker He introduced Mr tr Dern Mr MI tr Dern spoke on the so- so called economy econom of the tho Republican party In fn Utah during th tho past tout fout OUI years claiming that although a Q great saving had been made mad in th the tho Continued on page 6 MABEY POINTS I WITH PRIDE TO YEAR 4 RECORD I Continued from page page 1 1 department of purchase the ex e expenses cx of the various arious state officials had Increased to an alarming ex extent extent ex- ex I tent and that boards which had supposed to have been ben discontinued j i 1 Incorporated Into other de departments departments de- de werl I de-I in addition additon to the new commissions created j I I Mrs Maud B. B Jacob who is a candidate for the state legislature I I from Utah co county nty spoke on the 6 d- d 1 i ties tes and the state In preparing children for better citizenship George Ballif Dalf cAndi- cAndi j I i data dato for city judge also spoke Following the speeches refreshments refresh refresh- I ments were served and a a social hour enjoyed Mrs E. E EC C. C Rodgers chairman chairman chair chair- man of ot the Democratic Women's club had charge of the affair and was largely responsible for tor or Its Is suc suc- I cess Paul Blanshard Scores Coolidge OGDEN Oct Out 29 Paul Paul Blanshard Blanshard Ban Ban- Blan Blan- the League for shard secretary of or i I Industrial Democracy and a campaign campaign campaign cam cam- speaker for the La Follette- Follette I Wheeler national atonal ticket attacked I the administration and lauded the rato Wisconsin l in an address at atthe atthe I the Colonial theatre here at no noon Tuesday I Calvin Coolidge Mr Ir Blanshard Blanshard Blan Blan- shard declared is 1 the biggest po- po pOI accident In Coolidge Coolidge Coolidge Cool Cool- idge was brought Into politics by byI bythe I the Murray Crane political machine the most corrupt political organization organization in the country Harding and Coolidge were shoved down the the peoples people's throat at t the Republican national convention convention conven conven- tion ton in 1920 Mr Blanshard charged and was the choice of the people I Progressives Plan Plan I Closing Rallies Progressives Independent supporting sup- sup I porting the candidacy of the La La Wheeler national ticket I have scheduled rallies for tor the clos cbs ing week of ot the campaign Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- night E. E A. A Mitchell Mitchel will wi red address address address ad ad- the Princess 3 dress a a gathering in 1 theatre at Former ormer State I Senator Edward Southwick of or Lehi I will wi also be a a speaker and the film fim I The Spirit of 1924 will be exhibited exhibit exhIbit- 1 ed prior to the a addresses dr Mr Mitchell MIchel was the tile speaker at ata j ja I Ia a a rally raly in Sandy Tuesday night night Thursday night W. W E. E Hubbard Is billed bied for an address at West Vest Jor Jot dan A. A E. E Harvey 8 B s on a three- three day tour of ot Cache county count while county willIe Lawrence McG vern is 15 addressing a meeting In R Redmond Sevier county county coun coun- ty tb Wednesday Meeting Suspended I I By Misunderstanding Temporary interruption I he I addresses of Alfred AUred and ald I Irvine Steinman before a group pf t I j purported Progressives occurred Tuesday night when Patrolman C. C I C. C ordered the two PO political speakers off their Improvised Improvise rostrum rostrum ros ros- trum tum at Second South and j State I streets to accompany the Rile off offiCer eel to j I police headquarters where here th the h dis dispute dispute dis- dis over their claimed perm permission to hold the meeting was settled sette diS 1 It ItI I I developed that the tile political sp akers ak- ak ers era had been given permission by bythe by the eity city commission or officers of that body to whom the matter w ws s referred The order however however h hid had hadnot d not gone out t to the police officers rs I j on the street and when SO lson i and Steinman appeared before i i I Captain C C. W. W Pitts the latter latter settled set set- tied ted the question queston and Steinman returned to the spot where they left let their hearers and found foun many of them still waiting I The meeting was continued Politics No Factor Sas OGDEN Oct 29 National politics poll poli tics should not enter into irto selecting a at t governor go for Ut Utah h bit bui bui the tho Democrats Democrats Demo Demo- Republican and Progressives Progressives II should unite unie in electing George H. H Dern governor o ot of Utah because I I the crying need of ot this state has been for a a. a aman man of ot ability for goo gov gO 1 I In Mr r. r Dern we have this H. H L. L declared declare in his address address ad- ad i dress before an audience at tt t Hooper Tuesday evening The replacing of ot Mabey with a aman aman man mart of ot business ability has been eEn openly advocated by many leading leadIng Republicans including former Governor Governor Gov Coy William Spry ho he asserted G. G O. O P. P Announces Closing Rallies Republican rallies for the closing campaign week were announced by Roy Heath in charge of the speakers speakers' speakers speakers' speakers speakers' speak speak- ers' ers bureau hero here Wednesday They are as follows October 31 31 Sam Clawson at at Duchesne James DevIne Devine De- De vine warden of the state prison Eden Judge D. D N. N at Huntsville November 1 I Sam Clawson Claw- Claw I son at Vernal Veral Brigham Clegg at Brigham City November 2 Mr Ir I Clegg a at t Randolph October 29 29 I.E. I.E. I. I IE E. E Willey at Logan Preston Peterson Pe Pe- Ie terson Thursday Friday and Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- rda Sevier Soviet county Rally Raly Arranged at at Pleasant Grove PLEASANT GROVE Oct 29 A A I Republican rally rany is scheduled for or orthis this city Wednesday night with Frank Fank Eva Evans s and H. H C. C Iverson of Salt Lake as speakers A Republican rally raly was held beld at Linden near here hero Tuesday night with wih Justice D. D N. N candidate for the supreme court on the Republican Re Re- publican ticket the chief speaker Mrs rs Achsa of ot Provo candidate can can- tot foe the state legislature can I and Charles Hawkins county assessor were were- other speakers G. G O. O P. P Caravan to Move Friday The Republican caravan scheduled scheduled sched sched- to leave Salt Lake early Wednesday morning for a campaign tour of Salt Lake county has been postponed and will make the trip it was announced by Jesse Sharp Republican county chairman Wednesday Inclement weather was I given as the cause of the postpone postpone- ment Blent The same schedule and itinerary for the Wednesday trip will be utilized Friday it was sis announced The caravan will leave Sugarhouse and wind up at Garfield at noon In the afternoon and evening it Will stop at Mid Midvale vale Sandy and I j i 1 j I I I I i I j i I I i I I I I I Murray The speakers will be Commissioner Corn Com missioner William Spry E. E R. R Cal Cal- llster candidate for state senate I and Mrs Jeanette A. A Hyde Republican lican committeewoman Democrats Plan County Talks Meetings are planned throughout through through- out Salt Lake county by the Democrats Demo Demo- during the remainder ot of the week Wednesday evening George H. H Dern and Wilson McCarthy will vill willI speak at Garfield while James H. H Waters and J. J W. W McKinney will willI speak at Thursday night there will be a a rally at Copperfield addressed by byI L. L R R. Martineau and Mr Waters Saturday night Mr Dern and J. J Robinson candidate for attorney attorney at- at I torney general The same night another another an- an other rally will be held at Murray addressed by Senator William H. H I King ICing If It an auditorium can be ob obtained ob- ob tamed there will be o. o third rally I at Sugarhouse that night Mrs Dern Feted At Farmington In honor of Mrs George H. H Dern wife of the Democratic nominee for forI governor the Democratic women of I Davis county entertained at a tea Tuesday afternoon in the the Farming Farmington Farming Farming- ton City hall Among those from Salt Lake who attended besides Mrs Darn Dern were ere Mrs W. W M. M Stewart nominee for forthe forthe the state senate Mrs Elizabeth A. A Hayward Mrs Weston Vernon national committeewoman Mrs Fred Herrill and Mrs Maude Huish Mrs Stewart made a short talk on economy in government and Mrs Vernon spoke on Mr Dern's Derns candi- candi dacy Mrs D. D I. I L. L Rice associate county chairman was in charge charge- of the af affair affair af- af fair assisted by Mrs R. R C. C Robinson Robin Robin- son and Miss Blanche Lewis of Bountiful Mrs Robinson as chairman chairman chair chair- man of the reception committee was assisted by Miss Martha Barnes and Mrs H. H H. H Blood of Mrs William of Bountiful ful Mrs C. C S. S Gardner and Mrs Nephi Palmer of Farmington The Hess Dale Clark and Miss Ruth Lindsay furnished a pro pro- gram I j i I I I. I I Provo Republicans In S. S L. L Parade PROVO Oct 29 A 29 A strong delegation delegation dele dele- gation from the Young Mens Men's Republican Re Re- publican club of Provo will participate participate pate in a torch ligh ight procession in Salt Lake next Saturday night This move was decided at a meeting o othe of the club Monday evening in the Knight Inight block attended by members mem Blent- bars bers of the organization The The- meeting was called to order by President George Worthen Introduced Dean H V. V Hoyt of the Brigham Young university as tao principal speaker Dean Hoyt urged upon the younger men of the country country coun coun- try the necessity of greater activity in the politics of the country Other speakers were County Chairman I. I E. E Brockbank Judge Ellas Hansen George P. P Parker and Charles Hawkins Musical selections selections were furnished by the Vineyard Vineyard Vine Vine- yard and the Mapleton precinct quartets Mabey Speaks At Logan Meeting LOGAN Oct 29 Governor Governor Charles R. R Mabey Mabe his interest in the Utah Agricultural college dollege in an address before a gathering here Tuesday night He pointed with pride to the increased attendance at all the state schools Including the University of Utah and the tho Utah Agricultural college Alma Sonne was chairman of the meeting Music was furnished by bythe bythe the Imperial Glee club and the Sil Silver Silver Sil- Sil ver Grey band Democrats Invade Utah County Towns Towns' Utah county was invaded by George H. H Dern Dersi Democratic nominee nomi nomi- nee ace for governor and James James' II H. Waters nominee for congress from the Second district and several women workers from Salt Lake in including in- in eluding Mrs Norman G. G Atkinson Miss Miss' Mary Dern and others Tues Tues- lay day Speeches were made In Pay Pay- son and Spanish Fork Mr Waters national issueS Is- Is sues Including the tariff question and alleged corruption In the Republican Republican Re Re- publican party Mr Darn Dern devoted his attention to state problems He criticised the present for statements as to economy during during dur dur- ing the past four years WOMEN ORGANIZE MOUNT PLEASANT Oct 29 A A Coolidge and Dawes club has been organized at Fairview by the Republican Republican Re Re- publican women assisted by Mrs Spencer Moffitt of Manti county organizer and Mrs L. L C. C Potter from Republican state Following are the officers President Mrs A. A D. D Christensen vice president Mrs John L. L Bench secretary Mrs H. H treasurer Mrs Glen Gull chairman chairman chair chair- man of executive committee Mrs Charles Bills RALLIES STAGED LOGAN pet pct 29 fled 29 Red hot politics poll poli tics will prevail at the Utah Agricultural Agricultural Agri Agri- cultural college Friday and Saturday Satur Satur- day when rallies will be staged for twenty minutes during the noon hour ilour Preston Nielsen and Weston Vernon Jr will speak for Davis and Bryan and Leland and Norman Christensen for Coolidge and Dawes On Monday next each speaker will be given five minutes to su n up JOSEPH TO SPEAK H. H S. S Joseph will speak at a miners miners' rally at in behalf behal of the Republican aft