The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-23
YOUNG ASKS
harp QUESTION
what Can Joseph Howell Do in
fCOngress2
uE CAMPAIGN IN BEAVER
.-woCRATIC SPEAKERS ACCOM-
PLIsH MUCH GOOD.
,sBeeial 10 The HeraldJ


,sILFORD. Utah, oct. 22.-Ai'housH
they were In the heart OF the
VI snemy's country. Judge William
o., Vfrg and Major Richard W, Young
- larger meetings today than
,brad Yesterday 10 hear Joseph
I.r.u The popularity of the Demo
-. nominees IN Beaver county was
tally att-stsI this evening by the
"a. nj tha audience which they ad-
100 here The Democrats were
.-.,r. f1 secure the only hall IN the
49, u1rl about g o'clock. owing TO the
-..9.s- weekly meeting of the CHRIS
a., Scientists They refused TO re-
l'-"u..r nh. hall until they had con-
I.I.1 fE..r devotional exercises
T-r.r ta-. vacated. Democrats ana
e-..,.,t.ars alike locked into the nan
=. .r.fra tBa speakers Co address the
I'm. ar length. the short Line Train
80. r.rH her. until IL o'clock 20 en-
nv. r.a candidates 10 take IL 10 oasis'
er route t1 Fillmore. 49,.
nh. Hrst meeting Judge KING ana
N.Iar Young held today was AT
hg4msygT-. "a Republican strohsho,lu.
y grs held ln the sehoo, house al lO.So
-jr,.E a recess being taken for the
..sj-r The meeting was a little
- rbar The one held there yester-
AL. br Joseph Howell Major Young
ga rFat while both parties had noml-
...1 GOOD men for congress the Demo-
80 Fad made the better selection.
What Can Howell DoP
He called attention TO the undisput-
allie fact that iu the house only repre-
.srratIyfs of sober thought ana ora
t,riesI ability we're able 20 talk 10 tul
sa.rs ana DE- asked what opportunity
candidate Howell would have 20 mould
,.,su. ,piniou on the floor Of the house
l. fsv,r of J-tah. and hy his elOQuence
I.io force through that branch ar con-
r-,s5 measures beneficial 10 the state,
since he Is afraid 20 discuss the simple
issues of The campaign In his own
~st- from the same PLATFORM before
rs. same audience with Judge King.
JufPe KIM made the assertion that
willard Hansen, who accomp ulru
Candidate Howell either lied deioer-
aJs.v 0r has not enough intelligence 70
D.. permitted to take the stump When
he argued that the Democrats fought
"a. irrigation hill
The second meeting Of the day was
held i'm the ward meeting house at
AuasrsvLIe IN spite OF the fact that the
community goes about two TO one
ErpubIcau. the Democratic nominees
had tbr Measure of addressing an au-
dience about a quarter larger than that
which Candidate Howell and his col
leagues spoke %. Judge King retuted
tl- argument Of the Republican orators
that il the Republicans Of Utah do not
fud a Republican 20 the senate
The Democrats win work against the
irrigation law now in force and try
90 squach H..
Some Republican Miscellaneous.
Judge King and Major Young both
replied 90 the assertion Of their oppo-
reajs that the Democrats one at a time
had abandoned every one of their Is
sues including the silver question The
Republican speakers had gone so far
ss 20 say that the Democrats had
abandoned the silver question so COM
NatrIy as to ignore b On their state
platform. Judge King said such an
assertion showed c0nciusively that
CANDIDATE Howell either Intentionally
m.Ttprrssnted facts. or had not read
tae Provo platform and did not know
what 20 does espOuse.
Judge King and Major Young have
made many votes during their tour OF
this section Of the state. IL is full Of
Republicans who are disappointed in
Candidate Howell and Disguised with
The absolutely inaccurate statements of
Lewis r. Cannon and Willard Hansen.
On ,he other hand they had an oppor-
tun.ty 90 hear the fair expose OF the
Republican argument by the Demo-
cIlt and listen 10 the sound and con-
vEc.ng statements.
Do Beaver City il is estimated that
Judge King and Major Young made no
less than sr>euy-nve votes and pro-
p'rtionate.y added TO the strength OF
ne party Ia Adamsville. Minersvine
and Milford.