Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-05 | Page 7 | Utah Bourbon Forces Ready for Campaign

UTAH BOURBON FORCES READY FOR CAMPAIGN CAMP AIGN State Headquarters to Open Tuesday Is Active By ny With the Democratic state ticket before belore the people of Utah the party part organization will lose no time in gc get ting busy State Chairman Delbert M. M Draper Drape directed a force of men on Labor Labo day in getting headquarters at th the Newhouse hotel in shape for opening with a ban bane Tuesday mornine Unlike the Republicans th the Democrats Democrats Dem Dem- will have a ready-made ready organ organ- iza Ioni State Chairman Draper an and Secretary John S. S Boyden were elect ed cd last February following the organization or or- of county committees committee the state In January The Republicans met after alter the theIr convention to organize the state committee com corn and the head of the state stat ticket W. W W W. is already alread out over th the the- state lining up p support for tor the governorship and for forthe the remainder remainder re reo re- re of ot the candidates The aftermath of the convention at Ogden brought fortha forth a discussion over the upset in the United States State when Dr Elbert D. D Thorn Thom Thomas Thornas as of the University of Utah was wa named for United States senator PLANS CAMPAIGN He is to obtain a leave of absence from rom the university to make an active ac ac- ac tive ive campaign throughout the state The surprise of his nomination i is explained by the fact that he and hi his friends had done a great amount o of work through the Junior Junior Ju Ju- Ju Democratic league which held helda a bi big meeting at Ogden last Friday Dr Thomas spoke to the young Democrats and they rather liked hi his attitude The opportunity to get behind him came ame when W. W R. R Wallace after lis us' to the platform stand on prohibition pro pro- practically eliminated him self elf by telling the convention he was was much dry Iry much more so than the liquor plank Instead of the Wallace strength being being beng be- be ing ng turned to Dan B. B Shields who who had iad a big vote on the first ballot i It went tumbling to Dr Thomas as youth stepped into the breach and Continued on Page Pace Twelve UTAH BOURBON FORCES FORGES READY FOR CAMPAIGN CAMP l Continued From Prom Page Paste Seven SenD demanded a pl place ce In the sun Charges by some of the thc followers of C. C Clarence N eslen in his candidacy candidacy can can- for the thc gubernatorial nomina nomina- Ion were made Saturday night that Henry Henry H. H Blood the Democratic nom nom- inee ince used the state machine to flatten flaten flat flat- ten en out the opposition This was answered by the Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic organization leaders who pointed jointed to the great number of counties coun coun- ties ies which sent uninstructed delegations ions to the state convention The collapse of the boom f for James for James rJames H. H I. I Moyle for tor governor became apparent ap ap- parent arent when the prospective deadlock between the Blood and forces did not develop Only one ne ballot was needed to decide the issue Senator William H. H King announced announced an noun ed following the convention that hat he will make a speaking tour of the state in support of the entire ticket