Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-05

cratic administrations, whuo -
enaIseu double and often mo @hnoh
rim, the Standard mado "Vle,
WIN osden city before Ciasn,e onlfaet
nlaae mayor, that the plIce ,a IN was
,' 'lanudid Tor all advertlsIng pall
W CENTS per line untll othe,a, snNull
uered ny the city council ~ use OF.
executed by Mayor John A liat was
q Deuiocratic administrator te and
browning, who succeeded Eo,, mayor
q communication TO the citv co, sent
nave the contract cancelled hunei 10
the council discovered thai tb W. When
price mad been 10 and 20 cent 'esllar
peIote the standard made that Re' lne
pcr ihe contract, and thar ~ cents
Would jump up 10 Is cents a lIn. nv bFlee
~ refused TO cancel the controo1 SAN,
cohhrnea II ana Mayor Brown but
proved the action. '''Ns ap-
sixth. that was the oonditio,
lalfs when Glasmann 10 W az
mayor, he promptly notified A. eeted
council That he was ready 40 NE e elly
contract cancelled, but when ne me
cilinen found that IL they r" eouh,
INA, contract, that Frank CrVeuel
'usuen paper would be the onlv '' ,ia
mat could bid and that the price , pape.
oe Whatever Frank Cannon ana rIIvGid
ne.u would make 1t, they caused ~
, ,n 10 pe submitted to the civ ot
C,v',ney, VINO SAID that the fact ~
e,n aa..,ann was eleced mayor would nas
nuuily nhy existing contract the cp,,.
c ,"u Nun .ns STANDARD. and thar ~
council could do as II MI, 'ue
cancel the contract 0'eased
as II wished. The councI h9t
decided not to cancel the controo "tissY
II II had Frank Cannon would havl i9s
the city up for at least threa leu nell
as much as the Standard oct,ni nus
charged and received. 'u"lly
Seventh, state without fe,. -,
n1sslui contradltion, that the Standard
Whlle ! was mayor, never chargnIiN aatta
city one cent per line more tbss' wa
paid for during the four years MA, "as
to my administration, when ISSn'oGs
Boyle and NJ. $. Browning wers ~. A.
OF Ogden City, ""gor
Eighth, challenge Frank Cannon q.
a hNlns oeihs TO show that | personal.
~ received one cent, over ana ahoyo
my salary, IRON the City treasury .yh,l''
was mayor, or that the STANDARD NY
ceived one cent more than 4 csrtsa re-
line, the price established by NV na,aps sr
cratic predecessors. ''V'
have conclusively shown that ro,
err ordered single advertisement Il,
tne STANDARD, IN TACT the law does no,
give tne mayor the power to order anv
advertisements published In news.
paper excepting rewards, which [ pu6.
llshed free OF charge in the Sianfo.g
but for which Frank Cannon cbar.aaa'
The law, however, does authorize ~.
city council, the city recorder ibo oI,, g
auditor the city poundkeeper. and saySl
eral other officers to publish certai.
matters in newspaper Of general c,r'
culation. Under a resolution passod ~,
the city council before was MAYOR al
city advertising was ordered pubilsbsS
In the standard the lowest blddo, q,
cents per line. Not once did | order
any of these officers to advertise In tbs
standard. They acted on their own re-.
sponsibllity, In accordance with saia
resolution of the city council.
am ready for my every act ia he IN,
vestigated. Can Frank Cannon sav
that much? Think of this human -
the political of Utah for
whom all decent people in Utah hang
their heads in shame, charging Others
with doing what he himself is mora
guilty OF than all Others. Think OF this
man Cannon having so little respect for
himself as to make charges that hold
himself up before the world as thief
violator Of law, and general all around
raider Of the public treasury!
This man sets himself up as a reform.
err, to reform that which he alone has
been guilty of. No wonder the Nor.
mon" people could stomach his presence
no longer and kicked him, like -
from their presence while he was con.
terminating purity and innocence.
Let us have a grand jury 10 inyestl.
gate my actions, but don't forget to
take In the acts of frank ] Cannon
while you are at It, While Others may
have made mistakes, he has been guilty
of crimes, II others are 10 be reprl.
manded, Cannon should be condemned
to a prison cell for life
WIN GLASMANN.