Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BewaiIs Bitterly the Fact That
Idaho Papers viii Not Print
His rawlings.
REPUBLICANS GET BUSY.
Public Schools Begin Work fer tie
Year--GcDgal News Budget Prom
The Idaho Capital.


no last Tuesday evening at the
Columbia iheater where hundreds
gathered to listen to his rawlings
He vas formally introduced BY Rev
Lemon OF the Christian church,
He opened his address with words OF
lamentstion over the fact that his par
~ (Which he called Dcmocratlc) had no
newspaper to voice It's principles In this
state. and that necessarily IL must COM
munIcate 10 the people by word Of
mouth. The Statesman and Evening
Capital News (Boise papers, would not
mint anything for him, he claimed u
they were paid for a. for he had tried
them.
After arraignng his political oppo-
nents for a few minutes, the doclle sen.
aior plunged right into what ne called |
the paramount issue IN this cam
paign," namely the Mormon ques.
ton" Unless this issue Is met ana
properly disposed Of by Mr., Borah ana |
Gov. Gooding. they VIII not carry one |
county In Idaho, save possibly Two or
three I'm the southeast. so propnesled /
l.
have not made the issue. The people |
Of this state and the United States
have made a."
Referring TO national legislation, with |
apparent view OF counting favor among
Republicans, the senator stated that ac-
cording 60 the congressional records
and the works IN Congress OF Senator
Hepburn, Congressman French and
himself. you could not tell 20 which
party each belonged. so close did they
hang together on oil questions. Tbs
most important battle. he claims, Is left
to him alone TO fight.
He referred incidentally 10 the sugar
question; but went far enough into Il TO
say that the people OF Idaho would be
better off n they had none at all. for
he shouted. they are all controlled by |
the Mormon hierarchy at Salt Lake.
who are In combine with the trusts. As
10 Irrigation and forestry Hepburn and
French stand against both he said.
Roosevelt and | stand for BOTH
HIS OLD HOBBY.
Then, like Fash, as is his custom,
he swung 10 his pet hobby. and he
fairly screamed when he delivered him
self OF the following. But all ques-
tions Of whatever nature sink into
insignifcance when compared with that
groit questionable Mormon menace
My Fellow citizens, the question IL now
before you. VIII you be- governed by |
this hierarchy at Salt Lake on the free
American citizens of ldahoY" -
He then went on 20 rcctc carly |
Idaho hstory--ihe days when the test
oath was inaugurated and the 10 years
Of Mormon Acknowledgement the Inn
prisonment OF hundreds " the leading
mon Of the Church and the oonhsoatlon
Of Church property, This all he claimed
20 be Justly administered 70 this 'cor-
rupt. treasonOus organization" After
this, he continued. came the manifesto
as result Of these prosecutions and
the revolt within the Church. IAN
was quiet for q time and then came
renewal Of the practise. John Henry
Smith. Cowley and Lyman came around
telling people how 10 vote. Then the ,
Mormons were all Democrats. now they
are all Republicans And now the fight {
IS on again and the Democrats are 10y q
ally arrayed IN battle against the enc !
my Of our womanhood and our homes" ,
The senator here took another drink
while the people applauded. and then .
jumped upon the Republican conyen-
ton at Pocatollo he declared Every |
delegate In this fair state bushes when
he thinks Of the complete surrender at
Pocatello 10 the hierarchy az Salt | e
Lake Borah and Goodng were taken a
BY the nape OF the neoks. he continued | G
and tod 10 set together and they | 4
did" =
Alluding to conditions In the Nor Il
mon counties Of Idaho, the speaker de- l
clered that hundreds Of polygamous
children are being born each month u
DRAWS TO CLOSE. y
After talking for nearly two hours 81
Dubois finally concluded 10 draw 20 a | a
close. He observed that he Was weary | 4
Ing his hearers But his concluding re- s
marks were somewhat sad. As II his
future doom was foreshadowed Ia him. -
ne said IN part. III / do not win IL viii &
be because OF the $4,000 votes scat
tered through southern Idaho" At this Il
point he evidently discovered another b
unennloded oil pot within him. and he n
touched Il on and this Is what came q
from him: Il have been honored more n
than any other man from Idaho. But
after hearing that appalling testimony Ia
~ Washington. ! never could come
back 70 Idaho and say all Is right, with u
ms blight and curse OF Mormonism q
upon our fair state, II am no longer
uest tones OF ALL N | am now 10 part | nj
with YOU lmplore OF you to keep your ~
stale clean"
The senator labored hard an
through his speech and seemed unable B
st any time TO create great enthusiasm
among bis auditors.
ADA COUNTY CONVENTION
ON Monday he addressed the Ada 81
county convention upon the same topic. r
This convention. however. -yas a com r
picte failure. No one could be found L
who would allow his name 70 be put
upon the ticket as a candidate. SO \
they had TO adjourn for Is days m
SCHOOL OPENS.
The state school for the deaf dumb Is
and blind was opened yesterday morn A.
Ing IN the old Central school building. | y,
Just west OF the Capitol building, with
nm enrolment Of SS-22 deaf and dumb "
and II blind. Their dofmitories are "
well fitted out and the Young unfon- "a
mates seem 10 feel very much contcnt- bu
cd. Their ages range from 10 a al
Years Gov. Goodng paid them a visit
Yesterday and babe them welcome 10 h.
their now home Of
The Republican campaign OF this %
state viii open next Friday evening" n.
with Senator " Heybnrn and Hon vi
W. p Dorah on the stage>ai the Co. ~
lumbla theater The program as al wl
ready outlined r. for these two gentle
men 10 stump The state from Boise al
'outh, while Gov Cooling takes the
northern counties Chairman Of the sit
State Central Committee Jos. II BRADY Co
's located IN bis new spite Of once We
looms IN the Overland block
Senator Dubois began his anti. Nor. bel