The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
PLENTY OF TAKERS.
Cab Fest For Republican Rally To-
night Promised

night Promised
In their desire to give everybody who
50 desired an opportunity to release the
cratory that had been pent-up in his
system through many months, the pro
Sramme committee of the Young Mems
Republican club yesterday prepared q
list that called for something like sew
enty-five addresses at the rally. By
evening this list hid been reduced to
provide but fourteen addresses The
committee took another look at it late
q night. Address by --, address
by -. address by --." NUT
tered one committeeman HUM say.
We've got to cut this thing or nobody
win come. Holy hematite. mem Do
you know that thing viii run until
" ednesday noon unless we chOp herea''
oh, thatI be all right remarked an
other committeeman. THE speeches
viii all be short" short. nothing"
cried the first speaker. I know these
fellows too well. We've simply got to
cut this thing some more"
tt was at length cut to carry but
eight addresses As it stood at mid
night the programme calls for: Nd
dress by the chairman. Governor Wells:
address by Colonel George +. Squires
address by John Q. Cutler. address by
George Sutherland. address by Judge J.
J.. Prick. address by James T. Ham
1uond. address by A. I. Thomas, adj
dress by + VI. Allison"
The proceedings viii be given pleas
ant turn at intervals by musical num-
bers. Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward and
the Squires quartette-whiCh. by the
way. does not contain the colonel re-
ferred to above-Till sing, and the
Utah state band VIII play. The com
mittee hopes 10 be able TO arrange for
a duet by Miss Mamie Tout and Miss
Emma Ramsey, two of Utah's famous
singers.
Governor Wells. chairman of the
evening. viii be introduced by Presi-
dent Farley +. Christensen OF the club.
The governor has consented TO make a
short address. The governors a thor
Oughbred.' Is the way one of the COM
mittee refers TO the chief executive of
the state Hes taking hold of the
campaign Just as II he had won in the
convention fight, and we love him.
The committee AYERS that ii would not
be surprised should Senator kearns ap-
pear to speak. although the senator.
as indicated in The Herald a day or
two since. fears business viii demand
his presence in Park City this evening.
The committee learns that Senator
SmOOt VIII be present II possible. al
though business may take him to the
southern part of the state. However.
we would not be surprised if both the
sena tors favored the audience by ad-
dresses stated one OF the committee
Immediately following this statement
the cOTnmit reenan called up 10 the pO-
lice station, for what purpose is not
known
The Utah State band viii play in the
streets at noon and again in the even
ing for the purpose OF calling attention
10 the rally which viii begin at s
o'clock. During the afternoon a col
ored quartette viii be placed In an ag-
1Omobile and speeded through the pTin-
cipal streets to sing the praises of the
rally This feature came close 10 fall
ure through the reluctance Of one of
the members Of the quartette TO take
a chance in the automobile Not fer
dis niggaht" he cried. when the plan
was unrolled- No. sab. Not fer me,
] doan min tellin' you gentlemen Abs
dead leary Nv desc ortomobubbies.
After a moments reflection and the
announcement that he "suttiuiv liked
the look NV the money" he agreed To
the scheme and the day was saved
As stated. there win De at least eight
addresses. The orators have had a long
rest and thoughtful persons VIII not
fail 10 bring ha~'-9- '77nci1es