| Show NOT HATRED Words of C. E. Allen and the Salt Lake Tribune Measured by Their Former C. E. Allen has cut a wide swath last week by her pretense that she so hates the Mormons that she would not attend a reception to which Joseph F. president of the was Is Allen It is our opinion that of all the Utah strife breeders and ingrates that ever wore C. E. Allen of this city takes the bouquet and rides in the band Last Friday afternoon and Allen had an opportunity show her anti-Utah teeth and cloven to make herself and to help fill up the Tribune columns with a lot of such as all Utah-haters love to Mrs Allen is a member of the International Council of and she was a member of the committee to receive the distinguished guests that visited Salt Lake last Friday Allen met with the committee several times to make arrangements for the reception and knew all the time that President Joseph F. Smith and other prominent Mormons would be present at the To creat a boom herself and help the Tribune to injure Salt Lake City and she tried to throw a very old and time-worn wet blanket on the by refusing to be She professed to fear that her snow-white sentiments might become soiled at this stage of the if she got in the same-room or at the same table with President Last Friday she sensationally strained at a but in to get Mormon votes to elect her better when her he was running for she without dilating her Joseph F. George John Henry Smith and any other Mormon polygamist who would vote for her The Mormons were all right in Allen's eyes when she could use them to her huv band's but when she saw she could get a trip to Germany and use some of the auti-Smoot and anti-Utah slush fund that had been begged through the country to unseat Senator she turned a complete flop-over and joined the Utah-hating Tribune Called Down in Allen found a good pal in Grannis is a stringy-haired These two Tribune and Utah trouble-breeders were delegates to the national convention of the International Council of held in five years Grannis read a paper at the her subject pretended to be of the it was but a scurrilous attack on Utah and the Mormons Her talk became so disgusting and so and the vile reproaches which she cast upon Utah women and children and the Utah home became so revolting that the who knew that it was a series of to bring her gavel down several times before Grannis would take her Allen immediately took the floor and tried to harpoon some anti-Utah resolutions into the but her talk was more false and putrid than that of Grannis and the gavel fell on her head so hard that it knocked her to her and her anti-Utah resolutions became Allen and Grannis were the only ones called down at that Tribune A Tribune editorial on Allen's cheap sensation is as follows indecency to meet a party of distinguished ladies ought to be even to a person of moderate We thought that Thomas the owner of the and Nelson of hat at least knew which end a gun the Thomas the owner of the gave a great banquet at his South Temple street to which he invited President Roosevelt and many other distinguished ladies and including President Joseph F. and they all did sit at meat on that and had a glorious No one thought Kearns indecent for inviting President The Tribune spoke of the banquet in the highest owner of the invited President Smith and other who have plural wives and other distinguished to a banquet at the Raleigh D. C. The Tribune did not then speak of Kearns' but lauded him as a wise and good man for so Fawning Allen loved the and extolled their virtues when she wanted them to make her husband a Kearns fawned over the Mormons and gave them expensive banquets- when he desired to be a United States B. B. Critchlow traveled all through Utah with John Henry They ate at the same slept in the same room and handed out Republican bouquets from the same Critchlow extolled the people of Utah and told how he loved the virtuous including Mr John Henry Smith and his Critchlow had a glorious campaign of banqueting with John Henry because he was being paid for But after the Critchlow saw there was more in it for him if he fought the so like Mrs Allen and Tom the After which the very name Mormon or polygamy jarred Critchlow 's lily-white conscience badly as would a when j J Grange I med changes 1 Can swarm I m a m once the lid J Of the Pandora box of eo J Is opened o'er his fl Mrs B. Critchlow should pad Hims with the fl 1 had hoped to see Q The richest the buds Jl promised fair Were early and A mockery a harvest i M 1 |
