| Show CROWDS WIL FLUCK ff mR Hundreds Ep x ec to 10 Attend Strawberry Pr Prefect ct Celebration Celebration Cele Gele- bration at Spa pa s sh For Fork AUTO TRIP P Pa TO BIG B G WORK Elaborate a of ate Lasting All AllDay Day Arranged r Entertainment Enter Enter- r- r o of TJ U of pe pot ns from Salt H 11 J Lake ako Jakc Ogden P vo o 0 and practically practically can cally ever every ery other city n tho state are are- preparing to go goo to nish Fork tomorrow to tomorrow tomorrow to- to morrow to take part 1 the celebration for the firing of or tho list st shot In the time tunnel of or the Stra crr crry Irrigation project From press Indications the tho celebration will be p biggest ever eve hold held lH ld in n that section Tho committees in argo rge have ha been working earnestly to Ke e all who visit Spanish Fork a 0 cha chart chare to enjoy enjo the theda da day from sunrise un un long past the hour of midnight T T merchants are decorating their In gala colors colon colors col col- ors on and all finishing ouches are be- be beI being be be- leg ing I s put to s The trip through t tto great district to be Irrigated by b- bt t waters of the thc Strawberry project Is Js ho a 0 of or tho the Continued on Pa PageD Page eO t O Column 3 SCORES CLARK FOR INACTIVITY Continued From Pago rage One Parker and m myself In the temporary temporary temporary tempo tempo- chairmanship fight tight and that he Informed his supporters to vote as the they pleased If It that contest were purely purel a question between n Judge Parker and myself as Individuals Individuals Indi Indi- his refusal reCusal to take part would not be he material although ho never ne sent out a piece of literature litera litera- literature ture or had a speech made In his behalf that did not represent himas him himas as m my special champion for Cor sixteen sixteen sixteen six six- teen years If U ho he distributed an any literature In which ho be associated his name with Parkers Parker's I shall be belad glad lad to withdraw this statement upon upon Inspection of oC the literature Whit What bat Clark Didn't Know But the contest between Judge Parker anc and myself was not a personal personal personal per per- contest and everybody everybody- but Mr Clark knew this It was bet between be- be t tween progressive Democracy on one side aide and reactionary Democracy Democracy rac racy on the other and I contend that In such a contest It was Mr Clarks Clark's dut duty to take one side orthe or orthe orthe the other If It in his Judgment there Is an any material difference e between If It Ithe the tho two kinds of ot Democracy he Insists that there Is no differ differ- once ence he has no right to complain of criticism at nt the hands of ot those who believe bellon that there IB is a vital difference But the activity of ot Mr Clarks Clark's managers Is as ai objectionable as fiR his own Inactivity They have been Inconstant in inconstant constant operation co-operation with the re re- re I If Mr Clark did not authorize them to act he has han so far tar faras faras as aa I l' know failed to rebuke them for Cor acting I take It for granted that he ho does not object to the action ac action action ac- ac tion of ot his managers In soliciting or at least in accepting without protest tho support of oC the ninety wax figures which Mr Murphy un under under under un- un der the tho unit rule uses use to carry out the will of ot the predatory predatory- Inter Inter- Interests ests SO- SO Public Want ont to 10 Know The public Is not much Interested Interest Interest- ed in Mr MI Clarks Clark's opinion of oC me he will have ample time in which to express his opinion after atter the convention whether he Is nominated ed or not but If It I am any judge of oC tho the news value of ot items the people would like to know immediately imme immo- whether he believes belle that the New C York delegation which Is la completely under the domination of ot Mr r. r Murphy and which contains among Its numbers representatives e attorneys or agents of or nearly ev every every ev- ev ery err predatory predator Interest that Is oppressing oppressing op op- pressing tho the people whether people whether h he considers that this delegation atlon thus controlled by ono one man who Is controlled controlled controlled con con- trolled b by these interests stands In Inthe Inthe Inthe the same sam position as those delegates delegates delegates dele dele- gates who r represent the masses and whether he has an any objection to a nomination made possible only by the support of oC the NewYork New NewYork ew York delegation Listened to I have ha tried to advise lse Mr Clark Clarkin in his own interest as I believe aswell as aswell aswell well as In tho interest of ot the party part and it is a source of oC gr great nt disappointment disappointment disappointment to me that he should have hae listened to personal enemies of ot mine moro more than he has haa to mo me In using the word disappointment disappointment disappoint ment I do not use ft rt In a personal sense for tor I have no desire to Impose Impose Impose Im Im- pose my advice upon him but ut I feel teel that It is not presumption forme Corme for Cor forme me to assume that I am bettor acquainted ac acQuainted acquainted ac- ac with the sentiment of the people eople than those who have had his hiscar ear car and I am sure that I speak for tOl the larger number I am sure too that I am ns as disinterested dis dis- disinterested interested as those upon whose counsel he relies for I have no In Interest Interest interest In- In terest In the subject except m my Interest in interest interest In- In terest In lit the principles and policies policies policies pol pol- which can be advanced all through the election of oC a Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic President I believe e Mr Clark Is right at heart but during tho the last few days he has been misled misled misled mis mis- led and has hns failed to take advantage advantage an ad tage of ot the opportunities presented to throw his influence entire entirely I Into the balance when questions of ot great grent importance were at issue |
