The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-05
THRONES TURN OUT
To CHEER FOR PARKER
Outing of the Young Mems Democratic Club At
tended by Between 1000 and 5000 Persons.
Great Enthusiasm is Shown Cannon Powers King and Others
Predict Victory This Fall and Give Many
Reasons Why.

? meudatiOn Of Judge Parker and Senator
Davis and the conclusion Of his re-
marks was greeted by prolonged APP
3 Dlause
/ Following Nfr- Greenwood was a SONG
/ by William Phillips. and then William
7 E RydalcH was introduced as the rep
/ resentatiVe of the original ~sagebruss
Z Democracy For five minutes MU RS
dslch entertained the audience with am
I exposition of Democratic principles I'm
T conclusion. he thanked the young
/ Mems Democratic club for the Oppor-
/ tUnity il had afforded TO Democrat
/ from ali over the state 70 get together
and ne confidently predicted a success
I full outcome Of the battle of the ballots
Then came Robert ". Sloan. clever.
I original and entertaining as ever. Ar.
] Sloan's text was ignorance Of MANY
I voters regarding what the Democratic
I party stands for. He felt sure that if
+ the organization doctrines and tenets
could be impressed on the public the
/ country would be safely Democratic for
I all time The speaker illustrated his
/ point with a story and closed with rhe
/ statement that the Democratic party
viii always endure because it stands
for the right
Nebeker Praises Parker
Aquila Nebeker. who was next present
ed. was loudly applaUded when he be-
gan his brief remarks. Mr. Nebeker
said that Judge Parker was not his first
/ choice for the presidential nomination
but since the judge took his stand on
the money question. thus showing that
he would rather lose the presidency
than be put in a false position. he had
been a Parker man first, last and al
, the time.
The programme OF speech-makirr
was concluded by a talk by John r.
Game. In his Judgment it was the duty
of every Democrat to work without
ceasing from now until the polls close
i'm November he did not believe i'm
the statement. so often made by Repub-
iican speakers in Utah. that it IS best
10 side with the party i'm power
The last time I heard that" said
AR Game. Il said to the speaker Then
lets all OF us go to the devil, he seems
TO be the party most in power In this
/ Mr.. Game was sure that if the Dem
ocrats would do their duty they could
not fail to be successful
/ In announcing that the programme
/ would be closed by a drill By the CO.
lumbar Drill corps. Judge King ex-
/ pressed qualification at the magnificent
/ audience that had turned out 10 Join
/ in the celebration. IT pleased him, ne
said. TO see SO many Democrats gath
cred together. Their spirit pTesaged
victory next November
Sixteen young women, trained bv
Miss Annie Mousley. then gave a ffae
drill. the floor having been cleared for
them and the audience dispersed for
supper, bathing and dancing.
At S O'Clock Chairman George r.
( Blair of the entertainment committee
, estimated that upward Of 5000 persons
had passed through the gates
Entertainment Committee in Charge.
The event was in charge Of the enter
Z tainment committee of the club. COM
posed Of George E Blair. Race Whit
ney, Bert Olsen. ". c. Nebeker, John
q. Royie, Joseph II. Haslam. j. G.
Leary. a. F Thomas and J. f Ceine
The 1yomen's reception committee If
which Mrs. f. J. D. ROundy was chair
man, assisted
Various sections Of the state were
represented at the gathering From
. Cache county were Aquila and Frank
Nebeker. Aaron FAIR. Peter AIaughn.
Moses Thatcher. A. G. Barber. Joseph
Wilson, r D. Piper and others. Juab
county sent q delegation headed By
George c. Whitmore. Victor Csndisnd.
Dan CrOnin- George Adams and Colonel
Hays. From Utah county were sam
A. King, ". +. Rydalch. ". D. Roberts
:. :. Jones and Mrs. A Owen Smoot.
Ogden sent Dan Hamer. Thomas D.
Dee, P. :. RoIapp John HeTfck. Sen
ator Cannon and Frank Brewer. Davis
county sent a delegation chapsrOEed by
/ John r. Barnes. Thomas Phillips and
W D. Palmer. Morgan cOunty's group
was under the guidance of sam Francis
and ". n. Rich. and A. r. Weeter
guided the Democrats from summit
county.