Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-15
Republican Leaders Go Afer the
* Crowd 10 Vigorous
Fashion
COMPARISONS WERE OOIOUS,
TX. Congressman Sutherlauds Severe
Arrangement Of DisgunIled
Office Seekers
speoIaI CorIoanOnl0I.c-

Special Correspondence
Provo. Sept lj-The Republican rat
lldcatIou held here last evening under
the auspices OF the Womans RepubU-
can club and the Young Mems Rcpub.
llcan club brought large audience to
tho new art pavilion. which had teon
iasteully decorated for the occasion.
Roosevelt appeared 10 an electric
display back OF the speakers stand be.
tween pictures OF Mckinley and Roose-
Welt, and the hall was fostooned with
the national colors lu streamers and
decorated with Tags
There were present senator smoot
Congressman Howell, Hon. George
sutherland. Hon. John G. Cutler At
torney-Gencrol Brceden, State Treas
urer Dixon. Senator Lbvc. Chairman
Spry Judge Livingston and a large
number Of the Republican county nom-
inees and other prominent citizens from
all parts Of the county Judge Booth
acted as chairman Of The meeting,
Stirring speeches were made by Senator
gnoot. Hon. John &. cutler, Hon.
George Sutherland. Chairman Spry,
ana Congressman Howell. Each Of the
spea kers promised a national, state and
county victory for the party
BOILERS RoUNDLY SCORED.
Hon. George sutherland gave
some attention 10 the boilers
lie congratulated the party upon the
splendid ticket nominated and called
attention TO the manly and patriotic
course OF Gov Wells, Sccy OF state
Hammond, James Deyine, and Others
who had lost In the convention, ana
who were now supporting the ticket
referring TO them as good losers But
one man who claimed he had no interest
I'm the candidate before the convention
had become dissatisfied and had boted
the ticket The speaker had previously
said he believed the Republican major
nv In the state would be 10000 He
now believed II would be 1909, and told
story which had been originally told
By Gov. Odell OF New York, In which a
thoroughbred dog and a eur figured
The thoroughbred dog submitted to
good deal OF rough usage without Ut
terlng a protest, while the cur when
lifted by the neck yelled and howled,
The speaker left the audience to make
its own application OF the story
He closed with an eloquent tribute
20 Utah and her people. who, In spite
Of calumnators, we're free, brave and
loyal
Judge Booth, IN Introducing Mr.,
Sutherland, stated that two boys, Tom
and George had played marbles. Tom
had won Georges marbles. and now he
refused 60 play because he could not
get Church influence,
SENATOR SHOOTS TALK,
Senator smoot spoke of the splendid
qualifications Of President Roosevelt
md Senator Fairbanks. and Of the prln-
clples OF the Republican party and the
benencent result from their application
IN the government Of the nation.
Mr.. Cutler dealt 90 "a great extent |
with the tariff. contrasting the Repuh- |
lean and the Democratic theories
Mr.. Spry spoke OF the splendid ticket |
nominated by the state convention, and |
expressed strong conviction that II |
would be elected.
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL,
Congressman Howell contrasted the
Republican and Democratic platforms |
and compared the latter to Lincoma |
coyotes. There were not very many |
of them, but they made Of noise,
and called attention to the Inconsistency |
Of men protesting to belong TO the Re
publican party and giving support to
Z .atH ..NH
ticn TO the speech Of acceptance ~
Judge Powers ln which dire calami-
ties had been foreshad0wed for Utah
I'm the event Judge Powers was not
elected lie took occasion TO correct
q typographical error, which had given
Judge Powers the chance to have some
fun al his (Mr. Howelrs) expense what
Mr.. Howell had said In that speech
was that there were two tlmse when the
people should not vote the Democratic
ticket The mot had been left out
After the speeches the ladies served
refreshments and dancing WAS enjoyed
I'LL late hour
DEMOCRATIC LADIES ORGANIZE,
A large number Of Democratic ladies'
met Tuesday evening In the Democratic
club rooms and organized a ladies'
Democratic club with the following
trustees and officers President. Mrs
Samuel a. King vice presidents Mes
danes D. r. Beebe Thomas Leonard.
Amanda Young, Belle Nelson, Dlantha
Worsley and William NJ. Roylance.
secretary Miss Flora Berg, assistant
secretary Miss Goldle Gillespie treas
urer, Mrs. Gizzle Gillespie.
The following committee ON bylaws
WIS appointed Mrs r. Taylor Mrs
W. ID. Roberts Jr, Miss Elsie Snow,
Mrs. James Brown, Mrs s.. II. Thur
man.
Addresses were made by the following
SPEAKERS l.. %, TAFT Mayor Roylance
Samuel a. King W. r, Mcbride. Mrs
Samuel A. King Mrs ID, r.. Beobe. Mrs
J. W. Warner Mrs M. q, Newell. Mrs
Amanda Young Mrs. s. r. Thurman
md others, an speaking hopefully Of
the outlook for a Democratic victory
this fall
The first meeting Of the club viii be
held Wednesday evening IN the club
rooms