Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-05

BAD WEATHER
FOR ELECTION
indications Point to Storm and
Cold Which Managers do NV
Not Like.
WILL KEEP TIMIO VOTERS IN
Tribune Misinformation as 70 p,,,
Ana Manipulation Of Voting Ma.
chimes in Westinghouse.

The weather man Is no, volna
any part In the heat Of elec,,oa ~, sea'
tcs' He promises cold DIV ,o s'''
row. and rainy day. AS II giv,n.S,
vance notice of his intentions Ss ~ aa
hished a sample today of ,hs k,ns
weather no has on tap for too,o... v
only the tap is not fun open, an, ~
cold Is not as cold as it viii becom.
The chill OF today dampensd s,.,,,'
afdor' People found little ioy l,r,..
up along the curb OF Second sou,h ."s
transferring arguments with sro., -,
'u enposluiaton. Even the elec,i'.
pets were deserted and The s' wy.
smeared the propositions as thew s,s ~
enaiked up on the blackboards nn NY
OF the Onyx Bank and other s ss,'as
south street places. '''Ona
In the various headquartsr. o.
ana state chalrmen were bn,v s,
party workers. on the problem =, WV
ting the vote out. Tomorrow II 1. s.'
tam that the party with the barrsl os'
have an advantage, IL the har,." W. y
spent In carriages for many tImid "a.
ers VIII fall to flock around tha nj,
as they would on warm. clear day ="
A UNIQUE FEATURE.
One feature OF the campaign r.ns,,
unique. No chairman viii shout rs,s
loud that has things coming his way
The, election IL completely up in n.
arr ana all three chairmen are rears.
Ing UP to pull It down to their narl,.
ular camp. The Democrats are nm.
WINGED that their party win stand rtp
The Republicans are convinced M,
they VIII win In both county and rs,.
on the change In sentiment foloWlr,
the Littleheld rally, while the Amer
cans are confident they have the IN,
because they got II last yesr. and hsr
the county, because they have WORK.
hard for It In the centers OF populatr
especially.
The last mud will not be throvnn
day. Tomorrow morning the Trims
eth has a fling coming, and II wgk
directed against the Mormon C.ga
leaders as usual. This morning a,
typical brand OF mud Is slashed Ws
WV otlNiNt0 VI gtSktIldy. lne
fast meetings have been held on ths
first Sunday of each month for many
years. Yet the fact that they were held
yesterday Is flashed UP into headlines,
and categorical assertion made thai
they were given over to political In.
stead OF religious discussion.
One typical Tribune lie Is that IN the
Sixteenth ward meetlnghouse Bishop
Patrick announced 10 his congregation
that voting machine was in the meet.
inghouse, and they must come Monday
and learn how to vote the straight Re-
publican ticket. or course the slight
fact that there r. no Bishop Patrick In
the Sixteenth ward, and that the cleo.
ton machines are locked and sealed Tor
voting on election day need make no
difference 10 a paper like the one that
prints the story mentioned.
Another item OF the same story
brings IN the Twentieth ward. i
alleges that the bishop told the people
that a machine was in the annex, and
that after meeting he instructed people
how to vote, The fact hera also Is
that the machine was In the regular
district voting place, an amusement
hall, not the Westinghouse, and was
locked up securely, prepared for yol'
ing.