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Show $1.00 A YEAB SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, OCTOBER 29, 1927 VOL. 6, NO. 43 Trio of Democrats, Three Republicans Up For The Finals! DTDICATIOHS, HOWEVER, - - that prohibition offers the best solution for. the problems of intemperance as against 634 who do. ; The : ministers as Individuals declared prohibition had had sufficient trial and even gave a' scant majority to the question of repeal of the Eighteenth amendment , j They voiced their willingness to cosecure to operate with the society more practical legislation In the In-terest of true temperance." Half of 6000 rectors . and curates who were sent questionnaires , voted in the sur- - FOR MAYOR. flThe situation opens an opportunity final for a straight party lineup in the IM1 S32S -- 3440 FOR 'COMMISSIONER election, but, under a form of city government queer thingsa of there being happen, and Instead in this contest, Indication. are the eUon will shape the ins Itself around Into a fight oftwo with outs," the against and one Republican composing and the Ins" and two Republicans outs. one Democrat constituting the This unusual political mUturein little a prove may ranks opposing to party adlmrents and results In may bring some unexpected the final election. non-paxtia- tit De-cra- vys DRY LAW OPPOSED. ts TWO SEVENS" CANDIDATES. Two of the Republicans Included In . NEW YORK A prohibition poll among Protestant Episcopal clergymen of the country shows 1033 of them favoring modification of the Volstead and.693 against modification, according to Rev. Charles Livingston, chairman of the publicity committee of the National Episcopal Church Temperance foclety. Dr. Livingston said the poll showed that 1138 clergymen do not believe Primary Results Neslen. ' Largo Number of Ministers Would Even Have Eighteenth Amend-Men- t to Constitution Repealed. At result of balloting at the city primary election last Tuesday, three Democrats and three Republicans qualified for the final contest on November 8, when a mayor and two city commissioners are to be elected for Salt Lake City for the ensuing four years. John F. Bowman W. Allen Howard ' Y are that contest will be one C. Clarence Kf MAJORITY OF PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MINISTERS OF COUN-TRTHINK PROHIBITION A FAILURE. or "DR" AGAINST OUTS IN BATTLE or BALLOTS NOVEMBER 8. Mayor C. Clarence Neslen, present Incumbent; Commissioner T. T. Bur-8. ton present Incumbent, and John Cor'less are the three Democrats in state politics who Qualified for the finals. John F. Bowman, Chartes N. Fehr, present Incumbent, and Dou Biter are the Republicans who quail- of Volstead Law Is Found Desirable Modification Might Have Done Better Afoot Rich Is Democrat the "outs" are reputed to be Sevens candidates, so that this organisation p1bIiti credit for "putting over" two candidates. The leaders are martlal-lntheir forces with the announced determination of electing their two men. John F. Bowman, for mayor, and "Dod" Rlter for commissioner are the for reputed candidates of the Sevens made no city office. Mr. Rlter has of the report that he Is a Sevens candidate, but Mr. Bowman h publicly declared that he was not candidate of this organisation and had no conneetldh with thlsorgantaatiour m . I , New Trial Asked FEDERAL PROHIBITION OFFICERS In Burgner-L&bruFIND THOUSANDS OF GALLONS OF $10,000 Damage Suit LIQUOR WHERE OTHER OFFICERS FAIL Standard. Bearer At Brigham City Setting forth nine separate and Excellent Record Made In IS Days 8ince Coates Assumed Office as AdChairman Jones Predicts Election of ministrator. Property Confieca-catio- n Cases to be Brought In . Entire Ticket on Partys Record of Accomplishments. Future Under Old Revenue Act Instead of Volstead Law. dis- H , , , - . . r The Protestant Episcopal church Is officially In favor of law observance," said Dr. Livingston in making public the. results of the surrey, "but our survey shows that the clergy as Individuals are not in favor of the " . ' s Volstead taw." and south the answers (com "The west average the same as those from the East They do not want the saloons, but. In the Interests of moralito ty, they believe prohibition oughtand away taken been has Beer go. distilled poison put In its place. "When problbltlo nhas been given ment In the event any person Is found tinct grounds for the procedure. At- time to demonstrate what a fallacy to be manufacturing or selling liquor torneys Vera L. McCarthy and Ralph It is, its elimination will be easy as r on .the premises. Similarly, automo- Stewart, counsel for Mrs. Belva Burg-ne- well as lasting The disgust with the In her $10,000 damage suit against biles are automatically forfeited when "loir was never so much In evidence as found to contain liquor, regardless of County Commissioner Rulon Labium, It is now, and It is not confined to any whether the liquor Is the property of have filed a motion for a new trial. particular section of the country,- but .BRIGHAM CITY. Brigham City the car owner or some other person, The motion will probably be argued by it is nation-wide.- " Democrats have the utmost confidence . prohibition forces during .kr., Collins explained: If a person opposing counsel Saturday, In Judge L. A tabulation of the, vote In the surthat the city ticket nominated at the theFederal 8375 seised two weeks have Dislast ' convention several days ago. operates a still in his own home, be B. Wights division or the Third vey follows: loforfeits his home and trict court in success a your automatically Is prohibition 1 ; 1500 gallou. ofwtn. New evidence Just discovered and cality! Yes. 445; 'no, 745. the jfeal estate on which It is situated flying colors. The ticket Is headedf 1 United States. If he places his which was not available in. the recent . JSuva wa had tbta-tanaSSi sf f by Abel S. Rich, who was placed In CuantBy l hessrteay. 'bikiftlgrTtihlfthes the ' principal 're- 'for a ' fair trtalt TSs.VI .UlU. three.utomobUe ttax. JeIgh to the has acclamation. proper pay liance upon which the plaintiff bases Rooseneglected Theodore acMdwaa ehosenby Regardless of ones attitude toward However, Colonel the offl In his automobile, or anyone elses au- her motion. The several reasons apt the use of liquor, do you believe a proOther candidates nominated by the This is the record made by velt, Republican national leader, says, down the street, out are as follows: hibition taw offers thbest solution of "A T"" must be Judged by the com- local Democracy include: For four- p ty Prohibition director for Utah on tomobile, andisdrives the as as if lost machine E. for the the John good councilman. Baird; Inference court and 1. the in the year proproblem of intemperance? . Yes. by Irregularities pany he keeps, - October li. him. he If Watcatch two-yea-r W. must Eddls government agents a no. 1138. candidate 634: councilman, a triaL fair that which colonel declares prevented ceedings wraps bis Jug up In his overcoat and Should the Volstead act be modi3. Irregularities in the proceedings be Judged by his political backers. makes a delivery on foot, he will in of the Jury. fied! Yes. 1033; no, 593. Therefore, Mr. Bowman, as a candl all probability visit a clothing store Should the eighteenth amendment date for mayor, must be Judged by his 1 3. Abuse of its discretion by the a for cash out earned and hard Reeder. Yes, 835; no, 793. put be backers. repealed? 600 to 60 court from political were atllls morethan captured new garment. DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT. After a similar survey SEVENS AS BACKERS. 4. Misconduct on the part of the while tests by the the Rev. James Stapling AUTOMOBILE. J. E. Halverson, bank president. Is gallons capacity, Herman a SEIZE ago, year discolonel of the words Harms, Jury. To borrow the m national superintendent: of the the G. O. P. nominee for mayor. Mr. state chemist, Another phase of this law stipulates 6. Accident and surprise in the a little further (with slight alteration) Halverson was the opposition stand- closed that the lowest alcoholic con said the poll convinced him on society, the Is If automobile ordian which course of the proceedings, parked we are constrained to observe that ard bearer two years ago, when he , tent in any of the confiscated hooch, that .to legislate morals manuis "It Impossible premises where liquor Is being nary prudence could not prevent "next to being a Sevens yourself is to was defeated by Mr. Bunderson. There tiand that it showed the Into pepole," car, 6. Newly discovered evidence. . factured against the law,to the manIn favor tolerate the sponsorship and support ls no reason to think he will fare ny BINGHAM RAIDS. the whether or not It belongs 7. Insufficiency of the evidence to an overwhelming majority Several days wines of this organisation. In fact battle. to JJ! In the light modification better coming legalise conof not or It whether and at ufacturer, sustain the verdict No denial Is made that this organi- City Chairman Lewis Jones confident- - prohibition office, Mr. Gotei beer." and to of is Bowa tains subject liquor, 8. That the verdict Is contrary to of ktanti, sation is actively supporting Mr. J,. seisure. drop ly 'predicts the election of the entire head 'Dfa.group law. ' unheralded visit to Bingham. Tnis man for the mayorship and Mr. Rlter Democratic ticket. 9. Errors in law during the triaL aurprise Federal agents In Salt Lake Indicatfor commissioner. .held In the sit was eridently a convention recent ed Friday that where confiscation of which were excepted to by the plainThen, as Colonel Roosevelt says, city hall, was called to order by Chair-- to the copper mu over, were knoexea property enters Into a liquor violation tiff at the time. Hasthe candidate must be Judged by the nine Parlev places nrMMd -Mrs. Burgner had sued Mr. Labrum Treretore Ad-- In eight of these liquor was found. The . ca,e. they will proceed in future political company he keeps. and newsH. officers later received Information that qer the old revenue act. Instead of for an alleged attack upon her on July It Is a matter of memory delivered were by Joseph was a was "tlpped off" 3ust under the Volstead law, thus Insuring 6. The jury, after a trial lasting more paper record that Mr. Bowman In AbolishWatkins, O. A. Christensen and Wil- - the ninth place than two weeks, returned a verdict Auditor's Criticism Results Materials la few minutes prior to the arrival of member of P. J. Morans committee 11am JUbmp. of Practice Ordering ing for the defendant, gratuitously adding when Mr. Moran was the recognised DECLARES PRINCIPLES. the raiders. The raids On "Scraps of Paper,. onto the verdict the words "also that candidate of the Sevens in the city The committee on platform. W. E. Ions of high power 100 from Morans be Mr. big and absolved defendant the Red any gallons election, and that at Davis, H. M. Flggins, Herrin Bunder- known as Dago The practice heretofore prevalent Inmisconduct whatsoever." advertisements In the newspapers son, James Jensen and John E. Baird, I of boose. .. the and county AMMn the F. hospital county John several The jury had been given were Inscribed, "Paid for by on the ft forms of verdict already filled In, so firmary, of Issuing supplies . Bowman. of orders written on "scraps now has strength to was select to needed do It all that redds. organisation Sevens of The "We the Democrats of Brigham series JSlefTorts . of Immediately disthe form It desired, have the jury fore- of paper", Is to be to two members on the city commission, City In mass convention assembled with the efforts, or wii W. S. HIgham, according continued, renot and Is man, Gua Anderson, sign It, though one of theseSevens dictates, this 31st day of October. 1337, herebyother Mr. of the Infirmary. coi superintendent in turn It to the court This Is the usual due deference to ham was reportedly wide this custom, that or- adopt the following platform: explained HIgham this election on to Sentence and be Death Car In procedure. the adpresent legal and gambling Imposed hence liquor "We commend the present city of severe critity Driver Saturday by Judge Ritchie. In this case, however, the Jury fore which was the subject ganisation, it is generally understood, for the efficient manner er the Bingham police northe ministration of the hands at county audithe cism to effort of consent a with supreme the man, presumably Is putting forth which the affairs of the city have sheriff's ta fact that from the tor week, last grew on aci what, political A W. Noah, convicted Thursday by the remaining Jurors, tacked luck get control of the city been administered. "absolu- he had never been able to get authoras the known be come to M. a court has L. in The Sevens leaders feel that Ritchies Jury fact to the Judge tors. "We point with pride printed, next year, BOOZE. on a charge of involuntary manslaugh- tion" clause. It Is held In many quar- ity to have requlsitionblanks they need It in the election that every that the only taxes levied for city pur- - CHILD DELIVERS Bof the Girls home, heads whereon the sufficient be would alone with be ters this expected sentenced will that be inter-hence it may Saturday. in connection n poses in 1837, were to provide the Nurses home, the Boys home and that a ter, effort will he put forth by toe organi-satio- est and sinking fund to meet payment ham cases, Mr. 0oate.,il Charges against Noah arose from an to make the verdict Illegal, as the other decounty institutions could requisiavery when it automobile crash which took place at Jurys legal duty la ended to elect a contreUng majority oft he existing bonded Indebtedness certain Bootle tion supplies, be says. not the to or drilrer Twenty-sevent- h plaintiff whether termines South and State to and in this election. pro- small do In the sum of $340,000.00. Mr. HIgham, as superintendent of turned over w streets on the night of July $1. It was Is entitled to damages. The "absoluIf the voters of Salt lake City ride for the maintenance of the free The matter has been the run the ctty weetod infirmary. Is also re charge of the to on wWchto with was Sevens added pen clause not want the alleged that the defendant, while tion Both were obligation, the Juvenile court, library. public "reof supplies purchased la carmust storage as they do the county, they vote of our citliensto proceed - drunk, drove his auto north on State and Ink. direct created minby to load lota by the county for use in its go when ofa street at a high rate of speed, crashmember the Sevens" S. they Attorneys McCarthy and 8tewart institutions. and are required by law to be met tributlng tothe0"quency Following an examinatwo similar November to on are Bramble W. driven car a J. into try preparing ing busy by the poles or. Th"voffl,l from a general tax levy. old was so at the Intersection as tne Bramble car suits for like amounts against County tion of the afralre of the various Inyesrito be nm mo "We commend the present mayor chap,Commissioners Stenacker and Dahl-qul- stitutions which draw their supplies turned east Into Twenty-sevent- h Audi--to- r and council for restoring the $4000.00 little that he appeared FOR. These actions were filed by fro mthe Infirmary storerooms, South. Mrs. W. of J. her Bramble and 6 . which had been years than to cemetery trust fund scored H. Sullivan west M James asked son, James, yere killed in Mrs. Hatties Carstensen and Mrs. called the converted by a previous adminlstra- - Is alleged, a Meriti agen of paper" method "scraps that fain who The A. they Lucinda E. the allege Parker, District smashup. Attorney tlon to the general fund. By this ae buy some liquor. of requisitioning supplies, and recomRogers prosecuted, the trial consuming were victims of similar attacks. These mended -Candl. tlon the outstanding obligations of boy Immediately that standard forms be adoptforeign a 3. Will Not Be Favorite Sm" November in him set for been to cases have several days. . Brigham City were reduced $4000.00.- fellow, and spoke ed so that outgoing supplies can be date, Kansas Boosters Told. mainto "We pledge our candidates tongue. properly accounted for., g.,hed out of Senator Charles tain our public utilities In their pres-1 - Thereupon the boy Officials and employees of the sevWASHINGTON ink the place, returning leader trf entblgh state of efficiency and eral county Institutions are no longer Curtis of Kansas, RepuWcan the oThimen 1138 possible to evolve a more economical utes with n bottle permitted to buy supplies from the the senate, today entered county storerooms, the superintendent presidential race. of.Tope-ka- , said, this practice having also been In a letter to Roy L. Bone for Brest abolished. There was considerable counorganiser of the Curtis as senator criticism some time ago, when.it was County Commlseloner Rulon H. Lab- Erickson and William Baker dent" club In Kansas, the e rum has been relieved of his duties selors. alleged that certain persons who needwrote: "If my friends ofnsasde-trnext the filed to wsre ed supplies in their private business, suits after Cota delegation South send damage as counsel to the bishop of to Shortly convention fav-abl- e Commissioner Labrum and his were securing them from the county. against In In Republican national a tonwood reorganisation ward, as result of an The supposition at the time was, that to my nomination, I which a complete new bishopric was alleged boose party, a meeting was these supplies were being Just taken. rendldate. .Deputy Administrator their be to local the of pleased were c. Collins, legal advisor greatly elections LOGAN Primary deInstalled last Sunday night, according held In Labrums ward and a vote of However, the persons involved exThe Republican leader hmnbly held In WellsriUe Monday night and enforcement office, ot will "I that announcement made during the confidence was given the commleelon. plained by saying that they were payclared, however, REVENUE ACT. .. rev to the dele- the following candidates were elected ' er. The manner In which this vote ing for the merchandise, but were getsent to become a candidate old week. the is elecIn November question The law to compete In the final selected held of confidence wss brought about ting It via the county storerooms so be to re-- c Is a At meeting was .wlthv,e which reorganisation gation as tlons : For mayor, W. O. Christensen: enue sUtute, caused a protest on the .part of seme that they could get the benefit of the Jesse last of voting for me for a tew Blehop Sunday night, fow-yea- r , councilman. Thomas H. congress in "SSutSmto son. and ward members and Is reported to have discounts allowed the county by the John Labrum a favorite Wheeler, Counselors eonncllman. H. P. the Volstead act Stewart; two-yea- r a new started a movement which culminated dealers. These discounts result from and released real were Erickson Including ! and Andrew of oil Hall forms W. property, .our salad Leatam, James the fact that the countv buys much of u blehoprie was Installed constating of In the reorganisation of the ward Don't leave the Al-- 1 estate and personal property, re its supplies in carload lots. 0 i.e riU- - Lelshman; city recorder, Lament C. J. tb with as Amos govern Turner Pi the to blehop city treasurer, James R. Cooper. tomaticaUy forfeited s'itontalnA g - . .sssrffi K sra - Pr . Reforms Promised , In Issuing County Hospital Supplies Me : . mSLias Md H Jury Finds Noah Guilty in Deaths of Woman and Boy 55SK VnltoS me-chin- e. 3J 1 owwu st CURTIS OUT 1928 NOMINATION r--s kss sasvsrs Wellsville Names City Election Candidates aas IsafSMSSS COMMISSIONER LABRUM RELIEVED OF DUTIES AS BISHOPS COUNSELOR ; 5 lIl " ' ; . -. |