| Show KING TAKES A RAP AT US U S BUSINESS predatory Ired atory interests robber trost ami ond wall street come came la in for a ibor thor ough ough drubbing at the tabernacle siele mon day night when senator NV V H king xing appeared before an sud 1 lenee that filled a large snare of the lanuze there were many mio who were Inter stel in knowing just how benator venator kli icing handle the problems pro blema before abe 1 voter voters this fall the phraseology was familiar to thoc those who have hard a certain ellets 1 of f political poliy cat talks per for sacral years B beator king hing hunched into a discussion of the he tar iff after declaring thil thit senator reed smoot had dented him min and handing a few khan deil bouquets bon quete to the senior senat genater lie ho declared that the party was not a free trade party but lat it bad served no tice on the senate chat that it would support a tariff that suited its it members A hour was devotti to trying to prove that the men who built up the big in pastries das dus tries of the nation and who bac hae aten successful in their business yen ven ture tures were rob rot bere bers grafter and crix crooks k beonde they they matea Ain eilean business protected to inch au extent that it could give good wages to laboring men claim claims were niale male tha thal the men in tam err crr factories fac tonte were bot adequately pula but ni no were iziver iven A few vr a theles were enwin on ou which it wa wall ed e d that the tariff malsed the price tout b dt ili the argument of benator smoot that as a whole the price to the consumer would not be raged to im appreciable extent wai was not answered ea eo king tuula delight in giltig a few extra extract ota from republican paper papers which de belied lIed ted tart the tariff waa was not what it should be al at fleging tut a half dozen pa paper pris in the be east expressed ex tire the sentiment of the 11 en tire country he also devoted much time to quoting progressive and rameal republicans who were not in accord with the majority H tried to honor boner of grabig assistance ic the camers and wool men from the war finance 1 which hana handled lall the matter ind and that he kept train trains running t through r aurb the ho war yar ho the administration A to binnio for harj hard baies evidently not t knowing cowig no wIg that W won went but cf f office were out of work but that now there Is i a job lor everyone who want wants one he ne demanded that the american penile to U famished furnished a foreign market for their oplus 13 goods and nd blamed the republic ne because r foreign country is i able bla to buy goods at thia this time as a result of war aftermath lie ile alo also rall I 1 hie his reap ecta to ewberry alleging many thines things that the tb trial of the casee cases hi michion Mich ign igon court courts did not bring out and und the fact that the sul supreme irrine ourt court of the united state exonerated newberry after lambasting successful bustness nien men he h stated that he ws was largely reel I 1 for the bringing bunging of steel mul mills to utah and that he be be a tock stock colw in a corporation which would control the vv estern steel maratt he lie declared nr that MIA huge would be a great agns gns nt thing thine for the wert after stating that large am i a detriment to the east his ills mention of mcadoo ai as the next Ims ident brought a fair band from the democrats Dc and he wan was applauded ap at other times by members a of ma his party iia closed by stating that he had bad tried for six ix year to get something for utah lut had never enough lauce to succeed tte the heartiest of the veiling evening was when bishop gearge A wootten introduced mr king ai as senator snoot smoot it plainly embarrass d both the chairman and the feaker aker of the evening 0 II 11 madsen opened the meeting call ing on the audience audi aud lestee once to ling sing america ani and then turned the gathering gah over to bishop wootton A quartet com compared paced of air mrs edith oleon olson moneta shiner arnold burges r and D C woodward aang sang and mrs mr edith olson gave asolo oi sole democratic party workers and abher enta onto are highly pleased with the th of senator kins |
