Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18
POLITICAL POINTERS,

Have you registered? II not do 70
before o'clock tonight
Democratic ladies will give card
party at the home Of Mrs. A. N Cherry
Thursday evening.
Don't fall 10 register today. The
registration office In your district VIII
be open untll Q o'clock.
Judge Morris Sommer will address
the Germans Of Midway, Wasatch
county Thursday or Friday
on Thursday the 2Oth, there will be a
Republican rally at the Murray payil.
ion, when Judges Botkln and Reed VIII
be the speakers,
Mrs Elizabeth Cohen win go to Og-
den Wednesday to organize a woman's
Democratic club. and 10 Morgan Thurs
day for the same purpose.
Judge Powers and u. l.. Cobb spoke
at Mammoth yesterday afternoon and
at Eureka last night AT the former
place a ladies' club was organized
Messrs Harmon and Ray Of the
Democracy will speak at Troplc Car
field county tonight Mr.. Smythe at
Garland, Judge King at Kanosh. and
Mir Moyle at tllnckley
The Republicans viii hold a rally at
the Butler westinghouse on Friday
night next, when speeches viii be de-
llvered by Messrs Bowman and Lea.
thcrwood.
Former land and water commissions
er Joseph +. MacI,night desires It un'
derstood that he Is not the man who
signed the American petition. The
gentleman says he Is still a Republican.
The Democratic women Of the Fourth
precinct will give u card party at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sommer,
1853 @ street, Thursday, oct 20. at p.
m. A good program has been prepared
and all interested are Invited to attend
Arrangements are being made for a
grand Democratic rally at the salt
Lake Theater on the oath when Hon,
Bourke Cochran will be the principal
speaker Mr.. Cochran VIII come here
direct from Kansas city where he
speaks oct %.
The Americans will hold a rally AZ
Sandy oct a one at Murray Oct. q,
and another at Bingham Junction oct.
"A. The speakers viii be Frank Can
non. Congressman" Hlles and Others,
and music viii be furnished by the
party drum corps and a ladies' quartet
Frank r, Christensen Of ogden has
been prevailed upon by the leaders OF
the Americans to permit his name TO
be used as the party's nominee for state
superintendent OF public instruction.
This hlls the vacancy caused by the
withdrawal Of !, N, Smith OF Logan
Tomorrow night Republican rally
will be held at Federation hall, under
the auspices OF the Lincoln club,
Speeches viii be made by Judge Prick
and j A. Largent. while Miss Agatha
Berkhcel will sing a solo, The even
lng's entertainment will conclude with
a dance.
Democratic speakers win hold forth
tomorrow night as follows Garfield
Harmon and Ray; Ulntah, Sam King
and W. r.. Rydalch; Joseph, Sewer
county. James Ii. Moyle; Elslnore, w.
H. King Hyrum. y, l.. Cobb Lehi b.
X. Roberts; Salina, 0. W. Powers Og-
den. Mrs. Cohen.
A Democratic social will be given at
the home OF w. A. Hodges, 22B North
sixth West street. from to IL o'clock
Wednesday evening A good program
has been prepared, and speeches VIII
be delivered by George G. Riser Jrr
and others. There will also be refresh
ments. All are cordially Invited
!. J, Gregg Of 22i North Fifth West
street, IL the proud possessor OF badge
which he wore as a delegate from Del
aware TO the Democratic national con-
yentlon Of 1860. and which he expects
10 wear when he goes to the polls In
November next. Mr. Gregg is over 80
years OF age and cast his first vote for
Franklin Pierce for president.
s. D. Evans, who has just returned
from New York state, says that the
sentiment az he noted II there, was that
Roosevelt would carry the state with
out doubt, but there was a doubt as
10 the Republicans electing their can-
dldate for governor. However, Il was
rather thought that the national ticket
would pull the state ticket through
Republican speakers win on engage
ments tomorrow night as follows. En-
cry. Livingston and Meakin. Park CITY,
Judge Reed. Heber city, Leatherwood
ct al, Kanosh Done and Bagley; FL
sinore, p, m, Cutler Squlres, ct al;
Monroe. p. m; Boxelder, VI. c, Davis;
bennington, James II. Anderson
Koosharem, Alma Eldredge Kaysyile,
lnglebretsen and Tanner.
Referring to I. N. Smiths withdraw
al from the American ticket, the Lo-
gan Republican has the following: In
Justice TO Mr.. Smith, It may be stated
that the day before the convention OF
the American party he was called up
By phone and asked II he would ac-
cept the place on the ticket, from
which he now resigns. Mr. Smith said
that he could not accept and 10 read
ing Saturdays Tribune, was surprised
to see bis name among the list OF nom
lnees. Mr.. Smith was in doubt as 20
what should be done, and took the mat
ter under advsement, His letter is the
result Of his careful thought
Hon. James II. Anderson has Just re.
turned from q tour Of Utah and Cache
counties, where he says the trend OF
the voters Is decidedly in favor Of the
Republican ticket. The gentleman
says that everywhere he went he was
greeted by enthusiastic audiences The
people, says Mr. Anderson. are well
satisfied with President RoOsevelts adj
mlnlstration, and generally speaking
are willing to let well enough alone 50
far as the national ticket Is concerned. "
Mr.. Anderson was assisted IN his tour
by local candidates. and music was fur
n,shed by Republican quartets and glee
clubs