The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-06-30


"VoTE for the peoples choice for
Goddess of Liberty, and ignore the
saloon candidates. "-EnQuirer. OF
course the Enquirer by saloon candi-
dates" means those ladies who were
voted for through these columns, as it
delights these days in referring to TEE
DISPATCH as "fhe gamblers organ"
1.-The organ of the Saloons" etc. This
Office is located next door to saloon,
and people say that Mr.. Logan Paul, a
| cigar maker, cast at this office num-
Der of votes for certain young laday.
This is the EDquirer's whole ground
for calling T. DISPATCH 1.-The organ
OF the SaloonS.' It is true we sold Mr..
Paul 5000 copies OF The DISPATCH. IF
James Glove will come over and pay us
the price, we will sell him 5000 copies
OF che paper, and then he can go over to
lis den in the Enquirer Office and call
The DISPATCH the organ of the
debaucheTs OF pure women. if be likes.
But wasn't he just bit premature. as
usual, In offering that b. Dad insult last
evening to Miss Gertie Thurman, Mrs.
Julius Hannberg, Miss May Brown,
Mrs. A. o. Smoot Jr, Miss Clara
DuseDberry, Miss Florence Pemberton
Miss Rose Young. Miss Ida Jones, Mrs.
Annie Akin, Miss Mary Jensen and
Miss Annie Kirkwood2 These ladies
were all voted for through the columns
OF The DISPATCH Jim Glove calls them
the saloon candidates."
IN Justice Wedgwood's court this
morning the cases against F. F. Pee
Tor conducting saddlery business
without first having procured license
aud against George Bauer, for petit lai .
ceny, were brought up. On motion of
City Attorney Whitecotton they were
both dismissed. The case against Peter
brown accused of having permitted a
vicious dog to run at large went over
until 2 p. 10.
SOME words of explanation are need
ed, perhaps, concerning remark that
was make in these columns last even.
ing, The remark referred TO was
This gentleman is the first person who
has undertaken TO say that his dau sh-
ter is not fit company for respect
| able people," The gentleman who was
referred to in that sentence is Mr.
| Orson Twelves; his daughter is Miss
Edna Twelves. In the voting for choice
for Goddess of Liberty the only persons
excluded from the contest were Gun
known Or Objectionable" persons Votes
we're Offered the Enquirer for Miss
Edna Twelyes. That paper refused tC
publish her name with the other con.
testants. Miss Twelves is known. the
Enquirer considered her an objection
able person." The committee asked
| ho ho Ia,
these columns for The same reason. Mr.
Fwelyes inadvertently signed his
name to card prepared by some other
person, which, though couched in am
biguous language, made him say in
effect that he desired his daughter
name withdrawn for the same reason
However. the public sentiment seems
to be changing toward Miss Twelves
| Those who were loudest in denouncing
her are now speaking words of praise
| for her, and it now appears that she
will come out of the fire of scandalous
rumor that has been waged against her
unscathed. The whole matter will re
dound greatly to her benefit.
SPEND July 4th st Saltair, the great.
est resort. Fare only $3.50 round trip
via r, 6. w.
JUDGE SMITH held session of the
First District court today in chambers.
A number of minor orders were made.
Twenty days time in which to file an
swer, or demurrer, or to plead, was
giveL all those defendants in the bio
water suit brought by Salt Lakexs
ct al against 334 propertSsswrfs II
Utah county, who hayad
with summons. All the
Alma Hague we're ordered S5nszl! 81 |[
September term. Hearing of contS
case Lake Shore Irrigation Co.
Spanish Fork city ct al, is now on.