Show I I I J 1 Q f DARING D-ARING SCHEME 6 AMERICAN P PARTY ARTY T TD l I IJ HEELERS TO WEAR VEAR RS OF TUC TIDE THE nr SAW LAW I AW Allf Council Gives Chief of Police Right to Name Specia Special Police at Will J f fANY ANY NU NUMBER f ER RE HE- DESIRES DESIRES' American Party Can Have Hav Thousands of Them Named Under Authority Granted Grante J JA A BIG STEAL IS They Will Be on Duty Fro FromM Froth From R fI ijo Doty M v Until EI Election D 9 Day y I 1 x 0 J t f Hundreds eds of American party part workers vested t police lice auth authority on will i ll b be e Car broadcast agh h th ci city and county dU during ran th registration s find 1 tion day da fot th j o S l 71 1 red It f i j hand Th council the right lo to Thief Chief of Poi ee Pitt working nt at the orders of the American party man managers a agers ers to appoint as Mall many v special officers without pay to the city as ho he saw fit Iu Tn all probability al that list 1St isnow is ii isnow now in the hands bands of the chief furnished him im b by the Vs I I American party managers 1 An At t effort was was' ode to the pe petition pc-i pc pc- pc through without drawing at y at-y But Dul to place such power within the hands of oJ tho the thief chlof of ot police pollee po police po- po lice appeared so SOl dangerous th that t Councilman Councilman Coun Coun- cilman L. 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B Hall HajJ raised a ft yell though r ho later voted vote for foe the tho me measure ure little realizing Its Its Its' seriousness Tho The only two men mon In lil the tho council who opposed opposed- the thain measure a re rc were were Councilmen Councilman Cowburn Cowburn Cow Cow- burn bum sin and Murdoch j J Clutter Work Vork Done Then When tho the p petition from Chief of ot Police Pitt was was first st read Councilman rea- rea reason hall sal salt said he ho co could ld see gee no good rea- rea son wh why Oho tho ho chief chef sho should ld want ot m men n. n a ag he thought It a aI I power Councilman Mar Mar- IarI tin fn mo os d t that the tho ho matter be bo sot aDt t aside I CL ar 1 rup at the the commit committee te rn roe t U Thursday night This was wax wai- do ortho tho of ot ch chocking checking fur fur- th au l talk but the tho matter mat mat- I ter me up at u. u dato data and ana w went nt h as nally Intended with Hh rt hall aJI the hc only member In th the p who t It T 5 back the Po position of or the Amerl- Amerl 1 can can n party arty managers rl In this matter r Coun Ilman T T. K lL camo forward In Jn a 0 S Jump to lQ cutoff C further comment ent 40 from Mr Ur l. l I 1 want to take Wk a n stand against measure Mr Hall Hal had declared I Ido Ido 1 do not nol believe that Jt it Is la right or proper proper prop prop- er cr for tor t ho chief bC C poll police pollee e or tho the h sher- sher r. r itt Jit JI to havo have a CL sr gr great al sworn sm-arin of or special men for tor these th elections I 1 bellevo o. o I i that If It It there Is is- isone one da day in th the yeal ear yeaV 0 when h the people should bo be trusted and I Continued oa on i TRo or ELECTION OF TAFT BRINGS PROSPERITY Prom Irom Page PARC One but too seldom on political platforms platform was waR the recIpient of or cheers front from his audience and anti delivered dell one of ot the best beat speeches yet during this earn cam Prof Charles Kent introduced tI as a lifelong Democrat who dur during ing this campaign n had announced his Int intention of supporting the entire e Republican He- He publican ticket and had volunteered his services ser captured the big audience with his songs Not Kot only was he cheered applauded and encored but at the tIre outset outlet h he led In a n chorus and tad had the tho audience Joining with gusto I In InI In- In 1 U H InU I L double Bill Bill- Bill Good old honest hOliest Bill Hes He's tho Bill to start each rail mill Well We'll elect him him yes es we will wm Hell He'll get ct in for tor the next four tour years years years- Lets Let's all give I e him hint three hear heary cheers B n I L double-L Bill Dm Tafts Taft's no count counterfeit relt Bill nm Words of Encouragement Colonel Geor George e B. B Squires pres presided and In taking char charge e of ot the meeting offered somo words Olds of encouragement as RS to the tho outlook From the tho national headquarters he paid ald came the welcome welcome wel wel- sel come announcement that there was ivas no doubt whatever that William Howard Howard How How- ard artl Taft Tart would bo be elected Pr President of ot the United States This was cheered and the cheers cheer ruse rose to an uproar when the colonel continued that Hint there was also no doubt from the national committees committee's forecasts that the next congress of the United States would be safely Republican If If he added tho the Republicans in Utah and those who arc aro coming with them this year carry out their in intentions In- In n and antI do their dut duty Utah will go an by a majority of ot OOOO and anti elect entire state ticket Four weeks ago aEO there mo may have been some doubt about Salt Lake count county There is none now no noYe We Ye are going goinS' he said 1 Ill to clean up this American party this fall and we hope to do doIt doIt doit It so thoroughly that we ve will never again have hn to soil our our- fingers with the Job In this Colonel Squires struck a note that the audience appreciated for it was wa a little BlUe time before lie he could proceed He then introduced a n. life life- Who vho had u hi tor party Ii In 11 thi j A od Old Oh lull hill Professor ProCessor Kent fan rang fang The Fla Flag Without a Stain and as an encore led Jed tho the audience In Good Gooc Old Bill Dill cr University lb boys present followed this with n a good old oltI college yell yeH for Taft E E. M. M Allison was the first speaker Mr Ir Allison said that while ho he had hall never been lukewarm circumstances had seemed to make him le less s active acUe for the past year ear or t The Tho present year however politics was waa business and business s politics He lIe would dei deal with national Issues entirely and craved permission to recall a little lIlUe history that might enable a n choice to be made between the two great parties I I i L in 1802 1892 for the first time since thy the great glent Civil Chon war var tho the Democratic party part had come Comb into power Grover Gro Cleveland Cleveland Cleve Cleve- land was elected President and antI as ho he had stated slated had congress on his hands Here was an opportunity to I c into Ic legislation the promises I the tho Democrats had hall been heen making for years to contribute to the prosperity ro of or th the country with their boasted tem remedies There had been other DemocratIc Democratic Dem Dem- Presidents but the they had not had hall a congress back of ot them as had Cleveland Cle His administration should therefore bo be regarded a as a fair fait test Tariff for fot Revenue Kc Only Soon after Cleveland was waR In Installed IP It he recommended In a protocol Col free Cree trade or as he called It tariff for revenue only The Wilson Wilson-Gor G r- r man bill was Introduced and It was scarcely debated debate before there was a general pall pail river over tho the count country from tho the Atlantic to the Pacific and from Canada to Mexico Banks began to tall fall railroads went Into the hands of or receivers lecel manufacturing turing establishments co closed cd and th thi smoke cea ceased ed over o th the heads of hun hun- of oC workmen Armies of or workmen work worl- men unemployed ed all over O the country joined in armies to march to WashL Vashi Wash Wash- ington He lie recalled to the tho people of Salt Lake how bow ono one of these theae armies i nau minu struck Zion and reminded them of or tho the soUp kitchens opened tl here here About all these results of or Democratic rule there could be bo no ur argument In a 30 few months tho the Democrats found it Jt was a big Job ruling a coun try and It Jt needed a good board boar of ot di di- di rectors At the end of ot Cleveland's elands administration administration ad ad- ministration the Democracy was entirely entirely en en- at sea ea disorganized disorganize without a h nd hc-nd nd and without political principles in which all 1111 believed In 1896 the present Democratic can candidate b by a brilliant speech Into sprang tho limelight arni a now new D De wn wa was born Now r for Cor the third time time- this candidate was appealing for tor or f support having having- put be before before be- be fore the people In 1896 ho asked askell them to support hl hit his free true silver 01 Idea This was aban abandoned HO HIlm an Only aIn n l Dreamer In 1900 he ho made matIe a campaign on the platform This he h had abandoned Ho hind had shown himI him him- I self si-lf a n a man of ot fad fas an atul l fancies and Impracticable After a trip abroad he returned advocating government own ownership This rills no ho had cast casl aside He took look up the tIme doctrine of or th the th initiative e and referendum an arid and abandoned 11 that Now he lie IH Is here with it n n new W platform which would iak take a day and a halt half to read On tho the other hand wh when n McKinley l was vas elected almost Instantly capital came ame out of or hiding Money loncy wai wan brought into circulation Factories opened and thousands of ot workmen re rc- re- re their labors Railroads were wen taken from flOm the hands 8 of or receivers and mortgages over everywhere where were vere cancelled Tho The pledges of ot the Republican pmt party t t- r restore toro pro prosperity were redeemed Prosperity was oven eon forced on Mr Ir Bryan himself for In 1896 he was as ns on f 70 In 1897 1891 the tho amount was 1486 1485 in 1900 It jumped to 4 and In 1904 reached un- un now In tho the Democratic leader bailer t that ho lie Is Js orth If lf Mr lr Bryan but knows It he ho is better off oit than tItan he lie would b bo In the White While House lIous This prosperity said sold Mr 11 Allison continued nn and the per capita of money In 11 the land hand increased Business thrived until In 1900 General Jacob Coxey who vho had hod led an arm army of ot unemployed a few tw years before was openIng Opening open open- Ing a n steam casting plant costing costin And the tho deposits In savings banks increased led I by hy millions under Mc Mc- Audience Is Amu mu od tl Mr Allison provoked laughter by y quoting the letter of ot a 30 prominent Democrat In Salt Lake who vho had sent his contribution of ot to Mr Bryan as published hEd in tho the party organs with the tho hope that If It defeated he lie would not announce that he wouldn't run again In 1912 He sug suggested to th tha Democrats that they thoy would save monc money mon tuba c ey cy by reconvening something the Democrats wore were lon long on and nominate nomi nate note Bryan on for not only 1912 but for loll 1910 and 19 1920 O. O There was ono one great greal issue for Cor or the people of or this state to consider From Logan to St St. George Utah has untold wealth In agricultural re resources and andin in her mountains arc are wonderful mineral mineral min mitt eral oral riches She Sho has great Industries cattle on tho the ranges range sugar factories Bryan hD has hns declared for tOl a 1 tariff for revenue rc only policy The effect here has not been een greatly discussed 1 J He wanted Utah voters to now new Mr r Bryans Bryan's policy would affect these Rn and taking up specific instances showed its baleful effects Mr Mi Allison paid his respects to Jud Judge e Powers who once said that God made malIo the tho Democratic party part before he hp- said hl Let there be bo light ht If this conceived In e truo true then it Jt was darkness and it H was neary time fOI for It to die tIle to be laid on the shelf us as a curiosity only to be mentioned in the schools as curiosity Ion Republican Procession Tho time he said has arrived when the people should with tho the Republican party part They rhe can no long longer hunger 1 afford to follow Collow a the o wisp with one policy polio one do and the next abandoning It The Republican procession Is a hl lug big one and It Is Urn to jo get on tho the hanoi band wagon Groat at news comes from the East Enst Straws nil all point to another great Republican exist few mIsguided misguided misguided mis mIs- victory victory- If there still a n. guided Democrats in the state slate these thes should hould remember the dire results of oC Democratic administration In the tho past and If It the they can still vote yote for Cot Bryan an ItIs ItIs it itIs Is time to sa say May 1 God have O mercy II IIA on their souls A After Ct I the Taft rort Republican quartet had entertained tho the audience Colonel Squires sprung a surprise on his hits audience audi ailI ence by Introducing Mrs lat Margaret aret Zano Zane as al one who ha had stampeded the He Republican publican convention which when the boys were bound to nominate her was swept off ort Its feet Mrs Witcher received an ovation lasting several minutes SIte She came forward forward for for- ward saying I have Just a little appeal to make to tho the women omen not Ot that their duty I is an any greater realer than that of or the men inca but I want to suggest suggest suggest sug sug- gest a n plan It la is sal said that whisperIng whisper whisper- Ing Is 16 the tIme most powerful method metho of or c Now ow my mv sU suggestion estion Is that el e every women here whispers to her husband hushan father or brother tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow tomor tomor- I row an and remind them to register and ond continuo continue that until November 3 3 when the women will wUl help roll majorities for 01 our tickets from Crom President ent down and ond for tor the tIme grand old Republican part party Colonel Squires referred to Mrs 1 as a worthy worth daughter of or Ju Judge e Zane ZaTle n and nd a added ded that tho the Republicans Re Re- publicans could do O tho the county no better better bettor bet bet- ter tor service than titan to elect her University nO Tiny Boys Cheer Kent sang The Tho Star Star- Spangled Banner Danner tho audience JoinIng joining Join Join- III Ing him himi I The TIme university hors boys gave Care Carey a cheer when he lie was Introduced and It was heartily Joined by bythe the audience Mr rr Carey bl big anti and hearts heartS' pleased his hearers and with but ono one Interruption vas aa closely followed as ns was wa due duo oneto ono one onoto onoto to wh m lh Ct r. r a H to V. V and tolling telling how pl pleased ae he wa was at nt the In- In nF t ha havIn 11 2 helped to ur urge e women men suffrage on Wyoming 1 he lie took up seriously serl- serl the two candidates es for tor dell dent t. t Both not ho said are arc mentally and andoh oh strong men mon on one born In Milo hlo and 31 51 years of oC age the other In Illinois and arid 48 years pars of oC age The Tho en entire entire en- en tire the public R services ono rendered render d tho country consists of rot f two terms In con cnn fr gross gress several d dof C ats for the senate end running for tor President ent throe three p 3 j. j During hl his four tour years ears In eon congress Mr Bryan had bad nothing to tn offer the peo- peo ule ide his party part was In Il power N No n bill hill bears henrs bi bis name Ho Tic Is IR only known as the advocate of oC the Uw f bill hill Ho was really then a n Populist t elected as os snob Since SInco then hp hI ha lla has spent much of his Ump titan address address- i- i In lug Ing C and ond state fairs Ho lip HoI I has RM bad hafl ninny many new nevI policies an any of or I I would ine sp spelt lt t r t t- t t the tie country countr a and 1111 devised for forthe forthe r the pu noso of trapping people into voting for tor him No In Tr Mr TofO Tn On tho the other sid is l I Mr Taft Tart SInco Mie ihie formation of or our government u never nver ver hind hs thorn there boon been a 1 man bettor better l for the Presidency A At t coio ro foremost |