Show REPUBLICANS IN INS S GREATEST fiRE A TEST RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN CAMP I II Brother Brothe Kiar K and Brut Roberts say there hall hag been taen a deal desi I They Th heard beard there then was wu a deal trout from somebody else ellie and aud i elM efee I heard then tUN WM a ft deal front trea somebody else and so o on down the line sin sinI I until the lat lut man i ii reached ci and ha he said Mid it looked aa though then illicit Uli have hive bEn been n a deal George Sutherland Senator Sutherland Governor Spry S and Congressman Howell How Address Big Crowd at Salt Lake Theatre C 1 r tones 11 were wen at the Salt Lake Like theatre last night and vj 4 the sound of the tte party arty of progress as presented by Senator Gorge Gors William Spry and ud Congressman Joseph Howell were presented pr Moct effectively without wit out vilification abuse abase or slander The net result remit was wu w a rousing Republican rally ia in which the real issues were logically prorated p and thoughtfully considered by the largest audience which has hal gathered for a I rally during dialing the tae e Senator Sutherland who compared the t e Democratic promise premise of state stateWide statewide Wide vide prohibition with the Republican assurance of local option for Utah noised the hypocrisy and of the Democratic plan in its true light haM and drawing from fro a fund land of ef sense leue and the experience of or otter states slates he showed allow the tJi eff ff ao and aad sincerity of the Republican plan ln laD of 01 local option In IB his m speech the senator digressed di long lone enough to offer a wager of the price of a years subscription to te the iM Tribune Trl against the tho value of the sub subscription su subscription on which is a nil that in ill a fight fi t for championship between certain Democratic speakers the late Ananias the noted prevaricator woul quit it u is the first round There here were no ao taken n of the wager at 12 to nothing Governor Spry also alao spoke on oa prohibition reviewing the tAe movement at the thelast thelast th last laet session of the legislature and telling 1 of the sincere efforts of those who i framed Fined the Gardner bill bUl biCI was WU killed in the House Congressman Howell Rowen reviewed re ewed the work of Congress and aad spoke on the protective measures in iD the tariff bill Wll which have maintained prosperity in through the tIte protection afforded the industries tries of the state I J IK S t Stone Ya who was wa introduced In by t Jor u Mid said the role rolet t tf f chal ian o 0 oa B Kh an D alon was wasa aa aaa I a new ii fl for Wt inasmuch as it had bad Jien many ny atnee lie he iJ hail bal taken an 1 et v I part wart In political matters 1 I 1 i t kno known n the th K M ui party f S a I s it III r sai said l Julg I 5 v fern y part parl partI I u I I t Q f ala sla slavery try w 1 J hap P T ft I 1 of that I rt rr a ha lint me IIII I joined d the tilt Re Rel j l i 1 t ly and inti I went want w t to tu ay y 1 that i 1 i tu ha I it i in ill that hurrI eer ever a sleTta Til Tta i an part was waa a organised 1 l h M 0 n wh wit ee i anies d are Ulua ti il tIit t this country countr 61 II it i t led lood to toIs I tory ln by hv a man mn mani M I IMf so n Is lI writ t i above aboe that of I n 1 one oat whose name i ii d memory I ir revered so au o oi long June i a ii I i fit t tn II heart of i I 4 wa u Q n 11 l eer serge Z I who was waa wasIli Ili r Ii I by Judt Jodi 15 II 11 as II a sena I ui 11 nt 01 Ut tIt great reat l I m mu L 10 had rl 1 very every I If f that Krat rat of i received iti I an t I rou i f ith only a few lator Suther 1 d th l 11 L confine to tI t i or of pro 1 I s rd had done the thet J t I t f I Leen n I r rd In a of I a else clell ii and nd a master ur r Ld r t fund r thin e r i h I true rue poem n nf nt t f tI I hI lean Id i f Utah ott It L LitO itO 10 i 0 iL th End of 1 ul at t Pt I r In Lr Ig p td d T There re ha has n i hu i I rit ritt blI t uI I 1 down t f alt att o on tb the art artur artt t our ur Ir I nt and andI 1 I I rI II S Lt i t that lIis I iId bren t I I t i IL tId ai as a aign ign la in I L Ls tL s Tr fr cal i fl O d invest tn n It was waa the pr I I aign j L Ih u as for tl tI la ii l injected a it g I p at al issue heat are not DOt S t tah Ilah r It has haa been beeD a fatur ti 11 ini I n In Ift many other h It unto fr r there la I a Crest ara I of poll poli s unreal in ID the 1 l rl at Jou is la abroad aM an h and down do the theS j S land t much eon tonn uon bitterness sad str sir n r h hI I wake k If i ever tvr H a sane ne di u ion of the thEl great i un of the day dar ds as ae a needed Ii J s i l right ri ht now When hen the ther thesa sa r in m aut ati the skies are fair i 1 ii i TI nor r T can f aa be trusted to tor i iT T r U LI hip hll but when the thunder thunders is s a J the he lightning flashes flub and the th fier H winds Ind blow blo it Is la the th time timen n n f the th killed mariner Is H needed at tt tL ie hem arid and the trustworthy d ex Cx I Ct en M Pegs Page REPUBLICANS IN INI I GREATEST RALLY CAMPAIGN 1 Continued from Page Pae Pa KB Oae One I peP captain should houd be bo on the rid of Importance J Right ROW sow there are many manT ques ue It t u ef f C vital Importance to the welfare f u Ih h and to te the th nation hUon Tk Th t r to le th question of or the tile relation r I tt lit tb th tile rat government to the tile guy gay governments I eJ of ot the various states and how 10 adjust the difference in legislation I 1 a l 1 to bring ab about nt with a minimum of notion m that b be for tor the good of all aU lt the people Then Than la Is e the question of ot conservation a nt ut which h SO ao much has been said an and l lx x little Is te known the question of ot rail Tall railway Talla way vay a rates rale and aDd that of oC prohibition pro and aDd score core of issues of vital interest Th CM ae are arft the questions question that ought to f by wisdom patience and ad adI I Investigation instead of et by bus hUie slander elender end and vilification la Ia lai I Ithe i ad the reformer to Is i on oni i tue lie it stump In n every earner corner demanding I tat at we co jo 0 ahead abad without knowing or OP ring what whal may ma lie before us WI or xiv li IK B a thought t whether whet hr It be clear fields or ur T dangerous swamp IN Is a Standpatter I l have been called a standpatter but I am an not a standpatter unless 1 that means nil I 1 am one on because b I am one oneS S who wants to know where I am going before I tart start An Az 11 engineer who rushes rushs blindly ahead hed without knowing knowl what may Inay be before tore him and without instructions Ions ilona t that the track is clear clr may call himself an insurgent but when die eta aster uter tel tomes comes rom the th wounded and maimed passengers call something worse than Ih a fool too 1 I 1 prefer to go ao with a man who reads read and nd understands his ht train orders order and aad I tar flU rather be a little late at atthe attIe tIe the right naM station than thail t ha II be b a little early v ith my passenger at IU t the hospital or orthe ort the t hf he cemetery It ill is e co muck much easier r to tar far ar down than thaD to build up sad and the with dynamite can ean undo unde In InD Inn un n D instant the work Qt jt an army arm af ot good god men Then so u O while white it i is important that we should hould make progress it ia i also Im ha Important that our progress ns should be IN in Inthe he the right direction The Tb Republican party has lias always alwa been ben tor for progress and nd I resent re ent the at attempt tempt of ot certain individuals to assert amert rt t a sa as the th only progressive men Iown because bf ue the term Is IB Isn one tn n that belongs tu to the Republican party par I Taft Administration No So more important laws lawa were wera ever by bv a f t Congress than tha have been pa tt l hy by the last Congress and no In the history of ot the 1111 United Slate has lias placed so e many laws of Uil ita int rest in furthering the tar of ot th people of ot any ary ny country countr us ci IS have 11 been brn 4 under ulder the admin administration of ot William Howard Taft Tatt There Thre is i the railroad bill which mark ruark even 11 a greater step forward tor ward wardI than han I was nas marked b by the th passage of the theIn interstate In tte commerce bill the bill bUI pro tiling f t r u Ii i bureau of ot mines mine which r Ian raIt eau so mih I this country the thel tl l s i p t nu ni I bill l and a score licor of ot others of u If til I in orthe e ami Performance Th l parn in Utah has f t r I stan iti prohibition and anI andi anIlli i hi the Democratic l tru has i las s t that If It it is la sue suc i 1111 in the th Ih present I campaign it will willa Tiet wt a If law Ian la that will close colOM every sa 5 Luti In tn nc ie it stat lila of Utah Unfortunately nall fr tr the tho Democrats however there ther is i z I v Vat it t difference between t prom promise is and performance at as a shown by bT bythe j the record of that thaI party I 1 ammI m s sto I 4 to assume however how that the th Demo Deao tr Democratic i o cratic er tk party would put statewide J pro pre re la In tow j In tin h is if It ther there are Democrat here herel I l vill il iii invite the r attention to the In ruble tart tact that statewide pro I is opposed d to io three of the oar Mr r ral tal al principles r of t 1 The Theiu Thel iu l i doctrine of ot local s The fh Democrats from the be beof of their part arty have havil taught the Klu git of f ah to tu determine Its It es s fur for itself The Th second principle i b the Demo Demoi Demorat i I rat ic doctrine winch Which denies the right f th II government to pass sumptuary t t n According to the Demo doCtrine It If a man chooses to toi i ink that is ta i bU his b affair If It a man manS S lobes foJ to get a ge drunk e that is to II his Bis at af Ir r but If he Ite M too drunk drank he ha hebe hek hay y be k arrested not for far drinking or ort line t drunk but for fer disturbing the I Itc ice The Democratic doctrine Is that if It a ai aLan aran i ran Lan an wants ant to use that ls Is I his hi and even It If in la this day of ot ott S t fashions a woman wants wanta to towar war al a II hubble hobble skirt It is a undemocratic it pass a law making her a criminal fur tor or eriQ one The third Democratic principle rio lit hy hI toe the statewide prohibition proposition is la the principle that the Ut people shall ahall rule Df wn at Provo the put In la the Ule same lIme platform a proposition for Initiative and aad refer reter 1 and ami then they the voted down a on providing that statewide I prohibition pr should be submitted s to the people of the state for tor decision Republican Pledges pled The Tile Republican party has declared in tn favor of ot three things In tn regard to liquor question que The first Is U that I the tile saloons shall hall be abolished in the districts outside the incorporated cities I where police protection Is ia impossible and second the Republican platform provides that in these thelia cities the question ques lion tion shall be referred to the people who shall vote Tote whether they the shall have prohibition or saloons and that where the people vote Tote for saloons there shall be high license and strict regulation The great difficulty with statewide prohibition ia is that it attempts attempt to put in in effect the tame same laws lawil where the people are against prohibition as aa are placed pla ed In effect where the sentiment is 18 against the Senator Sutherland called attention to the laet that where the people vate vete for prohibition through h local option the same Mme people elect the officers who are to enforce their laws and after atter a campaign the people who have decided that they shall abolish the saloon take a personal interest in seeing that their law In is enforced In case Kie ie people outside of Joined the minority In Salt gait 9 lt Lake and abolished aboU bed the sa H saloon loon locus in cities where wh re those thO le against the saloons were ere in the minority the of ot officers of ot these thelle cities would be men who were against enforcing the laws and there would be the experience of Memphis and other cities where the sa saloon saloon loon is I allowed to run wide open or where blind tigers and bootleggers took till the place of ot the regulated and 11 ii saloon Community Prohibition The Th vital difference between the two plans is la this said ald Senator Sutherland erland Whore Where here you have local op option option option tion you can not to try tt to put prohibition in effect in any community until that community wants prohibition and where re statewide prohibition is tried In ill suck localities you have a wore worse condition than with the open ope saloon With local option It is the sober II ber community that sets the example for tor forth forthe th the tho drunken community just as the sober Uber a ber man wan sets the example for fer the On the other hand WReN state statewide statewide wide prohibition Is tried In communities ties U which are in favor tavor of ot the licensed sal III on R n the law Jaw is violated and these thee cities are an example for tor the tho oem com communities m inanities mIU In which the saloon is not wanted Senator Sutherland referred ref to the tho many IlIAD states state which had tried state statewide statewide wide prohibition trAm from one to fifty years and had reversed back to local option m all as preferable fp to the and open violation of law in the large hug cities Crime and aDd Vies Vice Ile While bUe the senator senater was wall asserting that reforms must be brought about step by step some alto eHe in the tile audience asked ked How about preventing horse hOTle steal stealIng Ing Ill Iii tall tell you the difference replied Senator Sutherland Harse stealing is III isa isa a crime and drinking is la a vise vie Iee EveR Even yen the theo does not try tn to defend himself by saying be he has lias a right to steal while on OR the other hand band there is I a very large proportion of ot men who will wUl assert art that they the have a perfect right to drink as all much as WI they plea please and men who ar ae not drinkers will contend as all tet they tb have hare the right te to drink If it t they the see fit tit You Youcan Youcan can coan pot not ot or morality in into Into into to men iRan and women any t ai More wore than you youcan youcan can legislate happiness la ItI into them thern Prohibition t ta Is not a new nEtI proposition proposition l tion although some BOme of ot our Democratic friends would have IUne us u believe that Uncle Jesse Knight discovered it down don donat at Provo Prove Some Seine sixty years ago Seal Neal NealDow Dow now succeeded in having prohibition enacted in tn Maine and later twelve other states passed statewide prohibition prohibition tion laws lawil and every ever one of these thea states has bas gone back to local option because e ethe the sentiment against the use of li ii liquor liquor quor has bas been growing all aU trIe time Prohibition Breed Saloons Saloon statewide pro prohibition pr i T nn passed a Q law two years ago and at that time there were saloons In Mem Memphis phU while now after two years of ot prohibit prohibition ten there are Iii saloons in Memphis and the same Borne conditions are found In Atlanta Georgia where the saloons loon are open night and day under understate statewide state wide prohibition There has been a great deal of ot talk about the charges of ot a deal between the l leaders iders ders of ot the Republican party and nd the liquor interests during this thu campaign Now ow 1 I happened to b be con connected connected connected with the campaign of ot two years yean ago allo and I 1 want to 10 say eay that any state statement ment meat such as aa has hall been beeD made is absolutely absolutely absolutely |