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Show Political Pofcpie for Utahns j Voters who maj' desiro to transfer from ono district to another mav do so until Monday noon, by applying to the agent of the district in which thay are registered and potting a transfer to the district in which they now live. No transfers will be allowed after noon Monday. Unless you have a transfer 3ou will havo to swear in 3-our vote. . V Jcsso "Will Knight and Judge "W. II. King havo just, returned from a cain-pnign cain-pnign tour in Cache county. Here is what Judgo King says regarding conditions condi-tions in tho homo count3r of Congressman Congress-man Jlowell. Said Judge King: 1 am confident thnt Cachl. county will cast the majority of Its votes for William Wil-liam J. Bryan and Jesse W. Knight. I am also confident that Cache county will return a majority of Its votes for tho cntiro Democratic ticket, and that the Democratic county ticket will bo elected I havo campaigned In Cache county many times, but never have I seen the same amount of enthusiasm nor as many people In attendance at political rallies as at the Ave rallies which Air. Knight and myself held In that county tho last two days. Our first rally was nt Wcllsvlllo Wednesday evening. People of Wclls-vllle Wclls-vllle Informed us that It. was the greatest great-est rally In the history of thnt town. Later on the same night we held n rally at Hyrtim. When wo reached that city the house was packed, and at least COO people were standing on the outside, unable un-able to gain ndmlssfon. l can truthfully say that the Hyrum rally was the greatest great-est that I ever attended In that city, and I have attended many. Yesterday wc held rallies In Newton In the morning, and at Mendon In tho afternoon. Both were record-breakers In attendance and enthusiasm. The monster mon-ster rally at Logan last night was beyond doubt the greatest political gathering In the history of tho conuty seat of Cache county. Whllo at least 2000 people were crowded In the hall at least 3&i0 wcro unable to gain admission. I am confident that Cache county will be safe for Democracy next Tuesday. County Chairman Ben T. Lloyd has arranged for five rallies in this city next Monday night, Whitnev hall, twentieth twen-tieth ward amusement hall, Eastman hall, Unity hall and tho fifteenth ward amusement hall. Mrs. Edna L. Smith, Mrs. Eraeline B. Wells, Mrs. Susa Young Gates, Mrs. Ida B. Smith and Mrs. Isabello W. Soars will be at tho Woman's Itopubli-can Itopubli-can club on this afternoon for tho purpose pur-pose of instructing Democrats who may call how to vote the church Republican ticket. Most of tho talking will be done by Susa Young Gates. Bathsheba W. Smith would bo present would her years allow her to attend. Theso women wom-en will no doubt tell the women voters who may be present what they have told others thi6 week, that it was the wish of tho Woman's Relief Bocicty that all vote the church Republican ticket, as it was a duty they owed to tho Lord to voto the church Republican Republi-can ticket. Mrs. Susa Young Gates will no doubt tell these women who call at headquarters headquar-ters that all good Mormon women are going to voto the church Republican ticket, as she has been doing the past several days. Mrs. Bathsheba W. Smith, Mrs. Emma-line Emma-line B. Wells and Mrs. Susa Young Gates have been telling good Mormon women that it was the order of the Femalo Relief society that they vote the church Republican ticket. They forgot, however, to say that in several instances where they called at houses they woro ordered out with the information inform-ation that tho Woman's Relief association asso-ciation had no business advising others how to vote. The Salt Lake temple has been turned into a Republican art gallery, if tho word of a number of tnoBe who have visited tho Bacred edifico tho past few days is to bc believed, and of this thoro can bo no question. Pictures of Roosevelt, Taft and Fairbanks arc displayed dis-played in several places, and temple workers aro told that they must stand in and voto tho church Republican ticket regardless of their own political convictions. A good story on Glen Miller comes from Echo. Summit count'. Mr. Miller was returning from a stumping campaign cam-paign in tho county for the Smoot machine ticket, and while at Echo thought ho would do a little missionary work on a small scale. He approached tho section boss and commenced giving him reasons wh3 Mr.t Bryan was not a safe man for president. The man turned on him and informed him that after several years' experience in Wyoming Wyo-ming with church dictation in politics he was now an American party man, and would vote the Bryan-National ticket, and told him he knew dozens of former Republicans along the lino who would do the same. Glen hurriedly consulted his watch aad got away ns gracefully as -he could. Tho. Republican rally advertised adver-tised for Echo was called off and Mr. Miller took the next train for homo. |
