Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-13
WAY MR. LIPPMAN
|. LEFT THE TRIBUNE
a.. Stated in the News at
y Tn, Time He Resigned as
Manager.
vbRvS AND CANNON BALKEO
,,,, Permit Hlu to Apologize for
WV ..oI, m Rchards-WOuldn't
Even Go as an Ad

-, ,be relsons for Joseph Lipp-
" .s,golng from the management OF
I,aD ~,,npne are pecdcally and definite
'a' . ,' They are substantially as
,".r,a al the time be quit Yester-
~, Mr. Llppman furnished the Herald
o'' ~ ibo celebrated editorial re-
'% ..', statements the Salt Lake Trib-
az, .,ds about W. A. Richards, COM
' ", Of the general land Office This
u, editorial which was submitted to
o...5sot Roosevelt aud which he
'.5 would be satisfactory.
o., his return from Washington,
'rnm,n. who was then general
Az of Inc Tribune, showed the
,n.,',i no former Senator Frank j.
c.s,ai edItor-n-chief and former
s'.,,or Thomas Kearus, principal pro-
-..ior of the paper Mr. Cannon
r-,s.4 ug publication and Mr..
,-s hacked this stand, When
M Keaus declined to permit
Ss plbIlcau0u Of the editorial
I, rruanco OF the agreement made IN
Wi.sI1rton Mr. Lippman resigned as
.-sml manager of the Tribune and
| an bsck on contract which forced
n, Keans 10 buy his Tribune stock at
~ ,5yance over the price paid.
Since retiring from the Tribune, Mr..
',,ran has sought to have tie text
XXX editorial published IN tina paper
+. s,sr Ms signature, as editorial, news or
,3y.rts.pe This request was refused.
n, tender OF advertising rates
d, me publication of the editorial
ey-f Ms signature was declined hnaly
Yesterday after consultation.
rIppNAN MAKES STATEMENT,
NJ L.ppman then prepared a state
nsBt on the subject which he submitted
% The Herald, as follows:
10 me Public. I'm the latter part Of
! Ipy Commissioner General Of the Land
04ca Richards was interviewed at
Washington concerning his reasons
,or emitting salt Lake city as
,oIrt for The registration Of apple
ants who desired 10 enter the lottery
oats, Dor taking up land on the Uln-
sh reservation, He then stated that
u Knew from experience that II regis
ration Offices We're established I'M the
NJ cities. gamblers, beegars, servant
dis and prostitutes might rush In and
Nw the lists, not because they really
aiNd lands, but because they would
Want 10 take q chance and sell out II
6sy happened 20 draw a prize, The
hrrsra used was undoubtedly inapt
and r5. clearly expressive of MIR. Rich
i .is meaning The Tribune I'm amin
shstng upon the language so used
" M Richards took occasion an July
sA 10 severely crItiClse that official for
rs Hwess.ons and stated that II did
W klaye President Roosevelt would
IA, 10 his administration "a creature
y.,a aatecadent experiences IN life
hebeen such that he dcsignates, even
lTr'srence % whole population as de-
Ma0r 0utcast
s-,rr,r,N,-r re- t,x-nr ,r,,t,r,
i' l'-Ni i1-'i'' i'D'
TIE Washington correspondent OF
h Tribune who talked with Mr.. Rich.
u.' prior TO July "A, assures us that
q, Tribune has done Mr.. Richards an
~ ,b,, NJ pi.h,,s. mn ~, AZ , ,''a
es language attributed 10 him. dld mr.
nan 10 convey the idea that servant
sf.s we're to be- socially ranked with
Nggars gamblers and prostitutes, but
t3. w. Richards was attempting to
nnyey the Idea Jhat the government
vas anxious 90 have only such par
lss register who had a bona dde and