Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-01 | Page 2 | Tells Why Mob Forced Cowboy Preacher to Flee

I Tells Why Mob I Forced Cowboy Preacher to Flee isH Editor Standard In reply to O. A. Kennedy's statement in Thursda;. evening's eve-ning's issue of your paper regarding (he mobbing of one cowboy preacher wish to stat that mobs and mobbing are liable to continue, as far as 1 am concerned and for years to come, if auch cowboy preachers are allowed to call public meetings on brhalf of the gospel and after securing a fair audience, audi-ence, begin to criticise thr wearing apparel ap-parel of my wife and others. 1 wish to a-k Mr. Kennedy if he or his wife -ore present at the said mobbing and 11 he heard the insulting remarks that tins preacher made. 1 wish further to ttate that if he and his wife were there and the said preached had ut tered insulting remarks p. rtalning to "You blisters go home and get dressed dress-ed and further stated that therC was not a decent woman in Ogden now, Mr. I Kennedy, do you think you would be I man enough to stand bj your wife and say nothing or do you think vou would say, "Boys. I am too old. "run "him ouf" I also wish to say that as far as mobbing is concerned I heartily xee with Mr. Kennedy in his attitude towards such things. The writer Is one of the mob and was one of the Jlrst to suggest tnat these insulting remarks should cease. Therefore, I state that I know what I am talking about and do not wish to have any one citizen criticise the doings of 300 other." oth-er." How about it? " (Signed) A. E. ALLARD.