Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-21

hing 10 hear a report from the COM
nNtte appointed to decide one way or
M other regarding the formation Of a
nW antl."Mormon' party; also TO
reeve a report as to the number of
signatures obtained for the protest. The
public hangs GREATNESS on the result
d ibis historic gathering and II any
bciy besides the janitor attends, i'm
rrtart announcements may be ex-
rtted.
lake Greenwald was navigating the
principal thoroughfares yesterday in an
sVfll stew. When asked the cause OF
BIZ agitation, q faraNsy look came
rlo bis eyes and clasping a trembling
hand to his feyered brow, he exclaim-
n 4 have cached the Liberal ban
bar
You have what?"
'lhaye cached the Liberal party ban.
tE'
'Cashed IT,
No no, no. you don't understand
tthd lt-hldden it-put II away
We'll, what them
Great Snakes Don't you see?"
roBlng his head again, II was afraid
q Neeks."
FOR THE DESERET. MUSEUM.
lake went on at great length to show
nv he had become custodian Of the
pnctlsss emblem at the time of the dis
tOullon Of the Liberal party, and how
y mas been his intention always to
PRESENT II to the Deseret Museum, as
bon as the hot blood Of the Liberals
tootd on This cooling process was
tllposed TO have commenced some 10
yeals ago, but Jake is conservative In
,aVe's Of this kind, and the Deseret
au'eum has not yet received the ban
~ IN The contrary, the custodian
W. W. az stated put it In a safety vault
slg llIoWn away the key.
iell at once that an effort would
maze TO get II for this Meeks or
s.mtaVon, IN case It went as far as a
wv party he explained. "and / de-
,auiled, BY the thunders Of Joye, that
..s%lldn't see Il soiled. SO I've cached
'" Vaunef ana daresn't tell where"
NUMBER Is DWINDLING.
=, Teolse Hancock says he is going out
Il p"n tomorrow morning. Ii is fear
y, W may not return In time TO make
NJ lul Tor governor ON the Meeks
, NV This seriously complexities mat
\ ssah, There are so few men left
Mn ia 1,,i parry that Ii Is feared the offices
\, n" vunumber the members. "Ofllces
,bcb Y yoOay Is the slogan with
''NA lhe patriots VIII 70 Ia tho rones
INTERNATIONAL BUYER.
,o ,sss'sI'lng to the subject OF the COVER.
iS,s =, ABOUT the brightest ray OF
NJ n, ,e a. ee present writing seems 10 he
M bss,Ogi'y Of sufficient influence be-.
u'N ~yus , TO bear upon the distln
INV sUllen, and booster for IItah
ne wha,,.I,cc GufrIn, to get him into
"a oui '.h1u kun contest 1t is point
man viz, KAY the governor should be- n
islH WV" ona me welfare Of Utah Al
lsr g,o Vne VINO is deeply Interested In
whose kno No" saa development, and one
md ,,, a,oosIedge Of general conditions
,nli,5 J, aualrs Is so accurate and I'm.
hsn ior may Ssd.l e can talk to newspaner.
% mb M, usurs eyeryt time he poes cast
NEof NJ soa capitalists to Utah. In
b AIs d %n .McGurrn's wide experioncn
lehas DON. NJ and the immense good
hg csm ry,,e Inc state, especially IN HE
: looked uOo,, o. press "agenting," he
10 tie bi SEVn mas as lust the man 70 run
" O'nce on Mr. Meeks tick.
b. ALL III UTAH CRIES ALOUD
sP J. VI b Question Of the hour Is wbo,h
Ssoigc Wes,..E, d. R. Thompson and
,,lltons n, "'SSell win accept The nom,
nv b. ny MN, the supreme bench Can
,EsI'ary midway. upon TO make the
" igdiclsi 'ihsldual sacrifices and savo
,senlllee y, " ,sar Of fair Utah9 A
w b abnolry prominent ciiiz.na
,h dlstlnsulnut.sd tonight to wal, mnon
u , on NM oo 70 them. From Woods
p. .a' Tie peoSlo o TO Murray on the
''a'''''A WILL ''Tm THEY A e.