Show PR PRIDE Of UTAH CITIZENS TO JO BE TESTED TODAY Votes Will Decide Whether This State Shall Have a Fine Capitol Building POLITICAL PARTIES ARE ALL INTERESTED I PROMINENT CITIZENS WILL I WORK TO GET LARGE VOTE STATE OFFICIALS SPEAK Today the question of whether Utah shall have a state capitol building or whether It will continue paying out for fot f frent rent eaon year ear over oer partly to the city and partly to the county and to many private Salt Lake concerns will wilt be by vote of the electorate It is a matter that should bring out a larger vote than to Is I usual on such ques que questions questions and with this in mind prominent citizens took the matter in hand yester yesterday ester esterday day so far as the th city districts are con elm concerned concerned Automobiles will be on hand to convex voters to the polls valls and will call for any who desire them All three parties In the city will con contribute contribute contribute tribute workers teams and automobiles Governor Spry has asked all employee of the state who can be spared to help and Mayor Maor Bransford has given similar Instructions to city employee Registry agents will be at the voting booths from 7 In the morning when the polls open Ol n until 7 In the evening when they close to attend to transfers Competent judges of election have been secured for all the districts Machine Voting Simple Last evening the tho judges were given In Instruction Instruction in the sheriffs office In the use ubo u e of the machine which this year ear will be a avery avery avery very simple matter All a voter has to todo todo todo do after entering the t e booth Is to place the pointer at the upper right hand cor ear corner corner ner ncr at the word Yes and swing back the bar Until he or she has done this It will ill be impossible to leave the booth after having once entered It There will win willbe Willbe be no confusing tickets no party em emblems emblems emblems In sight and It will not even be bo necessary to touch the releasing knob at the bottom of the machine which will willbe willbe willbe be an improvement over the operation of the machine last lut year The judges will be prepared to fully explain how to vote to any doubtful elec elector elector elector tor and will pull the cord which encloses the voter oter upon entering the curtains Machines 1 will be used In all the city dis ills districts districts as the law compels and several machines will be kept In readiness in incase Incase incase case of or emergency The Salt Lake vote will of course be I practically unanimous and should be heavy The polling polln places were printed in The Herald on Sunday morning and andar andar ar published again this morning It H I should be easy for any voter v f r td ascertain t where he or she should vote Some opposition has developed to the erection of the capitol largely through the efforts of or William Glasmann of Og den In his newspapers has been conducting a press bureau and has bas been turning out material for country newspapers throughout the state This and some orpe unfair criticisms have aroused the governor and the elective members of the administration to issue the following statement which Is being given ghen all aU the prominence possible at this late date daten n STATE OFFICERS ISSUE STATEMENT Tuesday there will mil ill be submitted to the 1 people of the state a question of vital Im Importance Importance importance and one which Is worthy the most careful consideration of every voter of the state Shall Utah Luh have a state capitol That citizens generally may be awake to the importance of the special election we take this opportunity of presenting to them the considerations which have led the legislature to make provision for the submission of the capitol question Utah has now enjoyed the distinction of ot statehood for lor a period of thirteen years during all of which time she has occupied the position of tenant to Salt Lake City and county and various arlous landlords of S Salt lt It Lake City With the assumption of oC the territorial debts and the then unknown needs of the new state In the matter of accommodations for state officers of tic en the constitutional convention deemed it pru pen prudent pendent dent to defer provision for a state capitol building until a date In the future when the needs of the state officers b apparent and the financial condition of the state would permit of ot its building Ten years was the maximum time urged for tor these developments Thirteen years have hae elapsed since the granting of statehood Those thirteen years have been years ears dt d prosperity for tor Utah and her people they have been years ears of growth activity and accomplishment With the growth of ot the state and the development of her resources there has naturally come an ing log volume of business for transaction by the officers of the state While thirteen years ago the afforded at the city and county building were ample today this building can not house many of the state tate officers and those who do find quarters there are In imperative need of more commodious accommodations for the expeditious transaction of business In addition to this the governments of oC Salt Lake City and county are each year eAr In need of ot additional rooms tn In the city and county building and the state must mast give way wa to the growing demands of ot those who own the building The present scattered location of the various officers of state stute government rest ren ders den the transaction of business slow Mow and cumbersome cum Especially Is this true with relation to those from the outside coun counties counties counties ties who visit IsH Salt Lake and are CAm com compelled polled to spend hours of time In locating ll the officers with whom they the desire to transact business Utah has a magnificent and valuable Continued on Page 2 I jf PRIDE OF UTAH UTAH CITIZENS S SI I I TO BE TESTED TODAY h i iJ J i Continued from rage Pane 1 capitol site Itea a plot command commanding I I c ing it a oration location which has ha been boNa i j I beautified 1 h by trees tree tr K and lawn and shrub shrubbery shrubS hrubi i J S bery ber and lands tandl r ready a iy for the reception fa of H a 1 I and commodious capitol building tah hit has a magnificent ma grant r of out o hundred s of land the pro proceeds of which may t hp h converted to the a i building of or f a seat eat of government The It has made provision for an im Its 1 i t toward towar a capitol building and has haa presented to the people a scheme heme I j for the th H of the th end nd which 1 plan contemplates the taking advantage Ii e of the lard land la grant and using its proceeds as far tar a possible thus thuM making the th bur burl burc I l c een n upon up the as light as all pos poe possible po 11 i sible and distributing the tax over oer a peri pert period peril pertI l I od of en jears parl j We Wt deem dem it Imperative that immediate imm L I provision prevision tv Iw t made for rot a state stat capitol and i i we regard th plan contemplated by the lp 11 11 J recent legislature a all as a moat most i t method of or gaining the end We Wl feel that thata di l a rental of ni approximately per year yr f f f fe office accommodations which do not no noI I accommodate either official T 1 r the pub public p 1 lie ftc is III a poor investment of he states I 1 funds I j Aside A from the th business argument In tn fa favor favet vet vor of the th capitol building which we 1 deem the th most moat important we e cannot re is refrain j frat frain mention of the ute of or oft ori i t I B ate fa pride which enters Into this capitol l on Shall remain one oste of el but 11 1 two or three states tn In n the union which wJ ch t fj 1 hat has failed to tn provide a home hots for its state 4 government Li 1 WILLIAM SPRY Governor I C 8 Secretary of State 1 i A C e NELSON 1 of Schools D It JEWKES t t 1 State Auditor Ic DAVID MATTSON f t State Stat te Treasurer il I A AH R fl BARNES i f Attorney General |