Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-10-27 | Page 14 | Half-Minute Interviews

r Half Minute Interviews WILLIAM M W. W TRIMMER cashier r of or tho the Continental National bank Inasmuch as ns President ta has the official right rihl to count the time ballots which were cast eRst in the election which was vas held In tho the southern re republic ye yesterday ono one would bo hO sn safe safo o in betting belting that ho will wUl In all probability himself ao an president Following his imis own re election the invitation In to General Diaz to come from Vera Cruz us to Mexico City Ity probably will again be ex ex- ex tended V S. S V. McCLURE secretary of the National Na Na- Wool Growers' Growers association I notice a statement in THE TELEGRAM that the bankers of Montana havo have determined that thal tho the prices for fot wool in itt that state stats are from one ono cent to rIve five cents per 10 pound 1 less than last year car As hear as I can learn tho the average decrease in the price of wool In hi Wyoming Utah and Montana is about four cents per pound This is entirely limo due to tariff agitation for based on a 0 foreign market had tho the tariff remained our wool would havo have brought about three cents cente per pound more than last year car S S C. C A. A REYNOLDS clerk at the Hotel Utah A guest of the hotel informed me Sunda Sunday that Salt Lake Lako City is one of the thc few tow best clUes cities in the United States State He lie said that in man many of the eastern cities whIch are twice as large Jarge as this city that thal business conditions are er very poor and that there is practically no building uc- uc tIvi t Salt Lako Lake City ho he wild said Id is la the busiest city he has visited sHed in months and amid anda amida a wonderful future futuro is ahead of it S S S SUTTON manager of the impress Empress theater Salt Lake rak City for its population is J e one of the tho best beat show towns in III the tho United States One Omie ma may travel over the tho entire country and not timid find n a city of or equal population which I hi supporting support support- ing InS tho the number of high theaters to tobe tobo tobo bo be found here Tho people of this city arc are well c educated along alou theatrical lines and antl demand the best S S S A. A II H. p. p director of the local 1 office of or tho the United States weather bureau Woman suffrage c was brought forcibly to m my mind recently I Iwas Iwas Iwas was was t talking to a a. friend about how h he voted at the recent primary and how 10 he lie intended to vote ote at nt the tho coming election He told me Then Thon I 1 grew curious I wanted to know how the time better half voted vot vet ed ed I wished to see ace how the question of women's rights at time the polling polling- booth was settled in our state And he told me inc My Iy h wire wife votes voles th the way I tell her iier Now what hat Is your our mental attitude regarding that tha l