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Show VOLUME xxxn. LOGAN. CITY, UTAH, Put the X Grant and ? NUMBER29. - 'Under the Rooster; if f you are Tired of Bossism. 00 NebehciT'. t Hold Great (Rally. 0 i 7- 8, 1910. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0.00 00 00 00000000 0 0 0 0 0 JMhb'erts.. is Vindicated ':'H'(nvr:B' IN- FLUENCE CONTINUE? At THE FOLLOWING IS 'A CO?7oF A LETTER, JUST RECEIVED, BY HON. B. H. ROBERTS FROM HON NEPHI MORRIS; OFFICE OF ELIAS MORRIS & SONS J.il. CO., SALT LAKE CITY,- - NOV, 4, 1910. "HON.B. H. ROBERTS, CITY. y, SHALL THIS ESTY, HOWEVER, TO MAKE KNOWN THE ANSWER TO THE TELEGRAM TREATTHE MENT OF YOU IS SIMILARXTO THE TREATMENT ! HAVE RECEIVED AT ITS UNCLEAN HANDS. FOR BEING SILENT D 0 , Mr. .Voter are you aware of the tremendous power that the saloon element has in this state. - The rally; held' at the ' opera undestand that it has grown, to Read what Mr. B. F, Grant said house on Saturday evening at he a great factor in those United in his speech at Murray about AND CONCILIATORY AT; THE OGDEN which B.' P. Grant and Frank K. States. I wantHp say to you that DEAR SIR: IN SPITEOFTHEDIF- 0. the influence it has exerted on 'so Nebker were-- the speakers, was I am satisfied that so far as the AROSE CONVENTION, WHERE I HAD THE LIE UNHAPPILY, WHICH FERENCES a man as is Governor Spry.. perhaps the most successful meet- liquor interest-i- s concerned, it en- gj BETWEEN. US )IN THE CAMPAIGN OF FLUNG INTO MY TEETH, BY OUR SENIOR 0 good Grants-storMr. is true, and If y I WAS VERY PROMPTLY 0 ing of the campaign as far as this ters into every political phase in TWO YEARS AGO, IXFEEL THAT I CAN- SENATOR, BRANDED BY THAT SAME UNSCRUPUL0 he says he can prove it what a county is concerned, for it made this nation' from. the. of NOT ALLOW THIS CAMPAIGN $TOi PRO-CEEelecting terrible pressure must have been 0 OUS PAPkR AS A MORAL COWARD.""' a lot of votes for Democracy EXPRESSING WITHOUT FURTHER United President of these exerted to induce the Governor, dozens of them Prof. D. CL Jen- the ASSUMING . THAT THE COTERIE OF MY DISAPPROTO PERSONALLY, YOU, a to act as Mr. Grant says he did in constable the to sen presided and after the W. 0. State down IN WHICH THAT MEN WHO DIRECT THE POLICY, WRITE MANNER OF THE VAL thus far Spry has not denied Robinson Quartette had rendered small village where the saloon ex- 0 0 and UNPRINCIPLED PAPER, THE HERALD RE- OR INSPIRE TO BE WRITTEN, ITS EDIit that have heard. introduced Mr. Nebe-ker- , tends. .It has grown to be so gi 0 I waswecalled PUBLICAN HAS USED THE STATEMENT TORIALS, AND MANAGE THE also as the chairwho made an extended ad- gantila that the saloon, the gamMORAL 0 POSSESS THE THAT I MADE, WITH OTHERS,, RELATIVE man of the Central Betterment dress that- was full of interest to bler, the prostitute the underTO THE' ANSWER TO TELEGRAM -- SENT COURAGE THAT PAPER CHARGES ME 0 Committee iwo years ago to go those "interested in national poli- world, so to speak,' absolutely BY BISHOP NIBLEY, HYRUM M. SMITH AND OTHERS WITH NOT POSSESSING, I 0 and close 0 up that den of infamy tics, and incidentally 'he' threw in holds the balance of power in eveAND MYSELF.. IT BRANDED YOU AS A SHOULD DEARLY LIKE TO ASK THAT 0 the 1 to stamp it out stockade, some hot shots on the local ques- ry large city' in the JJnited States, LIAR BECAUSE YOU SAID, AS I' UNDER- THEY AND SENATOR SMOOT, IN ORDER if possible. Joseph C. Sharp, the tions. ' It" was a gwjd speech and when it comes to casting the balSTAND, THE SIGNERS OF.i THE TELE- - TO PROVE;! THEIR COURAGE AND 0 present sheriff of Salt Lake Conn, we regret that we cannot . give lots on an election day. .They S SWERVE! G HONESTY AND ty, was the man that we helped more extended mention of it, but are a force you have got to meet STATESMEN AND JOURNAL- -' to elect, the Central Betterment space is space this issue. USH THE "TARDY REPLY TO 0 They are a force you have got to CEIVED A DIRECT ANSWERS TO THE Committee did the man who had Mr. Grant then took the floor deal wiGi, and they are a force RAM, ? AND ASK THE SENA- TELEGRAM, NOR DID EITHER OFtTHE had experience as a sheriff in do-- " even and 'he made one of the finest tern that yocaanotremove OTHER SIGNERS'RECEIVE SUCH'AN.AN-- 0 TOKJLI&PKNOWfnHS OWN ing work here, a man well quali- perance talks ever heard here or though) your feelings may he so HE DIRECTED SWERf THAT I AM AWARE OF. WE fled, an henest man, and a man anywhere else. The greater part that you do not desire to; have WERE, FOR WEEKS OFFENDED AT ' THE BE READ TO US AS ANSWER TO OUR 0 who wanted to enforce the law; : of it is printed below. Id addition anything to do with them. They SEEMING DISCOURTESY OFTHECON-- 0 TELEGRAM. " a .man who wasted to do what to the quartette Miss Carrie are so gigantic that you must 1 ;AM STILL RESOLVED, HOWEVER, GRESSIONAy, DELEGATION IN was w right ; and a man who said ' Thomas sang O where is my deal with them but you can! PLYING. THE TELEGRAM, ; HOWEVER, TO KEEP QUIET IN THIS CAMPAIGN FOR when ho "was elected r "if that : f wandering boy tonight being ac diteh the issue, and they are met, THIS WAY: A FEW REASONS GOOD AND SUFFICIENT IN MY IN ANSWERED WAS stockade runs it will run ever my companieyi by, Prof Otte on the in every state in the United 0 WEEKS AFTER THE SENDING OF THE OWtf JUDGMENT, BUT I COULD NOT REv dead body, for I will enforce the .violin and the quartette assisting States by the political parties and 0 TELEGRAM A LETTER WRITTEN BY SEN: FRAIN FROM TELLING YOU THAT, I RElaw, and I will stamp it out, and in the chorus- they have to settle with hem. Mr. 0 ATOR SMOOT AND , ADDRESSED ,t6 A GARD THE METHODS OF THE FEDERAL he went after it, and we want after -, Mr. Grants Address, Saloon man cobles forth to- the 0 PERSON NOTHIN ANY WAY ; ASSOCIATED BUNCH AS BEING AS MEAN' AND BASE ' it with him; but along about this "Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gen- -' leaders of political parties and Le ' WITH THE' SENDING OF THE TELEGRAM AS EVER IN BRANDING YOU AS A LIAR, time there were certain , forces ; tlemc-n-: TO AND AS BEING OF THE STANDARD OF It io somewhat' unusual", cays V'herej(am,'d)o you jieed jne 0 WAS SHOWN 0 hJE, I am not beg-gin-g 0 SERVE AS AN ANSWERrTO OURTELE-- 0 INFAMY AND TREACHERY OF WHICH 0 against us. Ve went to the M I presume, for a Republican to i in your 1 business county commissioners and the this'issue, mind, you, but if ear on the platform of a Demo- GRAM. ON NOVEMBER 1ST, 1910, I SAW, THEY ARE FULLY CAPABLE WHENEVER . 0 commissioners absolutely ' county R HAIL rratie rally. There - are many I am ready to deliver the goods. SHALL A EMERGENCY REQUIRES. I FOR THE FIRST, TIME, I BELIEVE, f refused to stand behind Joseph things that happen in "this life And the man realizes .that if COPY OF A TELEGRAM SENT BY SENA- - WITH DELIGHT THE INAUGURATION OF C. Sharp.' He couldnt get a that aac strange and sometimes goods are not. delivered that perTOR SMOOT REQUESTING .THAT THEa REIGN OF RATIONAL POLITICS AND word from Job Lyon, and his hard to understand.-- . I desire to haps their party will go to de- 0 LETTER REFERRED TO BE SHOWN TO COMMON HONESTY IN ALL OUR POLITIhands were tied; and Anally the 0 THE SIGNERS OF THE TELEGRAM AS CAL AFFAIRS. ' state to you , that tonight .1 am feat,' and! in this way compromises inthing went on, and we raided 0 THE ANSWER , THERETO, UNDER THE ' here to fill a position that is not are made whereby the liquo VERY TRULY YOURS, that place severaT times. In mak to me." I am here terests must be' protected. - That 0 CIRCUMSTANCS I DO 'NOT FEEL AT UB- ; at NEPHI L. MORRIS. ing these raids and doing this r to fulfill what I believe to le my 'being the case,' when we talk on 0 work, there was an undercurrent we 0 000 0 0 duly, as a citizen of the State of the question of temperance 0 found it them, '"'r and allow and making the'm.widoWB and or. protecting we- - apdiwe UtahSome things 'have arisen certainly realize what a fight and plause.). :f , , , ; 4 gum up this election, found that we out, and vve have on our . in this state that have paused a gigantic fight You talk about 'Phe American the Republican party to- winTYou phans, 'and taking thse roof from hands upon that our heart-achie- s and sorrow and feel-c- , hands, and this questionbf, tem- party. Jt, know t men; ,of ; ,.the will damn this' state as she'never off their heads, and the found couldntput cesspebi of vice .without .some from ocean to i&gs among men who have been perance, is passing Lknow.-thoAmerican was-- ; before in-- the 'history' of it. tkm and all, and leaving them and party, strong power interfering with our friends, and to night I ocean and. almost from, nation to we You hr . men'and l .know tbem well, . (Applause.)-- In behalf1"" of" my hfe work. We were going to raid abject poverty. tell some nation, and it is becoming a quesam going to attempt of them heard in behalf of the RepublitakinUie farm that place one ' night and the of the history that perhaps some tion that is called 'up andteonsid-ere- d and I have made it my business church, in ail the nations of the today to go out and interview lots can party, in behalf of this state from the fannehycu have heard plans were all made to raid it, of you are familiar with andsome these men, J ap- - of the raerebant patronizing them and everything was in readiness, ' of the leading men "in the Ameri- and the honor-or . may not be, but in attempting to earth. Well now, you see a great hub- can paryj and , yvant to say to veal to all . loyal citizens Snathe and lojunthis business. You and the governor of this state, a do this, I desire to say that I,do , ai-- hvOmard that. Then if you can- - man of honor, a man who has U f it purely- - from' the standpoint of a bub going around g here, great you, I .would stake, my life if. the abate of talk, that you do not headlines about t IIoij. B. American carry Salt Lake Goum low them to win, bocause jn.th ''lnot say a good word fbr it, or they been honored by nis church to go citizens.-- do it feeling that in jus--' them- out and stand at the head of misgoing te join ; the ty ; President Smith Would 'be 'as winning they stamp thepresi-denr- y cannot say a good Ajvord for tiee to. my state, in justice to the of this church'dia men of selves, and it never did a good sionaries in the missionary field; uib. (Laughter). Then safe today as he ever was in his church; to which I belong,in jus-tk- e Atmanias i been guil- a man who has stood as the su- ,t big double leaded life. That is what I want to skyjo dishonor, as l Jhypferites, : , thing ora earth, and ha to thle political party that I we see a r these men you. '(Applause) These tnen are I, "am gging to ask you one ty of all these mean. things, shall perintendent 'of Sunday schools ; have affiliated with all my Tife.j headline Robdriven to what they have had to questierffi and that is this, Mr. Sa- - we legalize it! No, let ns on the in one of these large stakes; a believe B, II, tonight I am about to speak plain "Will you Mir, .Brewer, Sir. Dis- - 8th; of November stamp her out, man ho lives a life of temper, and "Who is dodging this ordcr to have any manhood left ly 'bn; some matters', and' in erts, and kill it with state wide pro- - ance; a man who preaches .temissue. V r I leave it n you with in the world. They had to deseff tiller, Mr. speaking so I do it feeling that ' ' ' Mr. hi bilion. in front of you. .wheth- us and go and try amLrt-operance by his every .daily': life; up Mr. Friend of perhaps fnom tonight we may these facts .sathe You take away and in order to go to work and to join the thf machine feeders'' where they Anybody under Gods earth; did open better' understand some,of que- er B. II. Roberts needs me loon,' and you absolutely minim- protect certain' men, who this " else could tear and break our you ever,. or can you ever-te- ll -, stions that have been of 'great- in- Annanias club oavsomebody "There certainly prestige .alfd our power, and I one good, thing that the. saloon ize the liquor business ' to the cunning BeU London, a woman of (Applause.) terest . in the State of Utah, be somebody joining want ''to , fell "'you another thing ever did in this wbrldt No, you smallest. degree. More men go to the underworld, without princiNow, with these remarks I wii ought to You call off tihe federal bunch, cannot. If you can, come up here thunder on That, false idea of so- ple, without Scruples of any kind to state that I have been through- that club. v" Now, in" the stele, of Utllr'we and the American party will dis- and tell it, come up here and tell ciability. You meet" your friend on earth, had secured and got cerput 'the State' of Utah' Vvorking1 cannot tell.it, the and you 'say, "hello John, hello tain officials in ner grasp, and have a political maelune in the solve, and they will come to the it, '.and prohibition.' hard for state-wid- e and havg that 'grasp was so strong that business Republican partytliat has been .Republican party and to the Dem next man that comes on this plat- Joe. hello- Pill, lets-g" (have fought the liquor have in is you any of they went out and interceded, something, allowed to build until today it ocratic party, where they belong. form, insist he tells it, if he and thirty yearn, over for thirty the people, and it They want national . recognition. favor of it living; Did ypu ever these places here where you go and the governor of the State of., I, ran a saloon myself lias outgrown ago years wtjiat 'you can have They dont want a local, recogni- hear of a saloon taking a bad man and1 have something. You didnt Utah had to go down to the sherAs a boy I ran away from home simply says and what you an t lia ve;and you tion. They are men of honor.. Of and making him good- You nev wont anythin to dirink, Bill didnt iff office in the middle of the and went into the naming camps saloons cant get anything that you dont course they have got cranks in er did." Did you ever hear of a want anything to drink, but you night, and it wasnt raided; and and grew up where endorsement upon from their party that would like to do saloon putting a roof over th went and had something. Then the governor of this State televibound- .- I know the evils; I get tljeif last and these rabid things, as we have head of widows and orphans! No, the other fellow says, I dont phoned to Bell London in the 7. now the. liquor industry , and 1 governor downtb'erto the ofUtah.We cranks in our party", but the bet- you never did.- Did you ever of want anythin to drink, Bill didnt middle of the night and told her state na- least office in know what it means in thjs she need not fear cf any raid t5 vkin Tammany a thousand miles ter element wont stand for.it. them giving & farmer a rm! Nod stingy, and he says "have tion. ' We have allowed- to grow to say to you so far I never did. Diu you evetjoher, "and l dbmt care if I lo. night, it was fixed, and she could nation great big gi- when it corner io handling things Now, want up is Rehear b'f them giving a merchant lie flashes a ten dollar piece, and rest assured that there would he and telling the citizens what they as my party is concerned, the gantic institution thot, 'today j man no trouble that night. (Applause) have, and what they cant publican party, I believe in the money to run his buEines? No it looks good to the saloon reprefnte7ver tw0 billion dol can ' is nice Do you mean to tell me that Gova have! be lie says to himself, "that We have got a lot of pro- bottom of jrjy heart, it would you never did. But you larsMn the liquor traffic, annually have. "now ev- ernor Spry would do that if there office the great calamity- to- Utah that heard of th saloon taking hun- ten Mlar gold piece, gov- fessional 'politicians and the run than more to enough holders who have fed at the corn everbefell her since she became a dreds and thousands of good men ery son of a gun have something were not men who this cunning ernment of the United States for Now you , have got woman had gone out and get in crib so" long that they absolutely sister in these states, if we allow and women, and making bad men with me. two years, even with the large " and tor grap, and in order .to rrolire t have v somethin g, e, would starve to death if they today for the past history of that and women of them. (Applause.) "kave-someth- i rub-biappropriations that were ir if they hil tcct tLJr the minute you have three were thrown out of office and had deal, and the way hey slapped You have heard of the saloon last session of the Congress. 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