The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-16


once take a lesson in voice culture. in
order that he may learn TO speak
aloud
The tickets of the several parties are
now being placed in the voting ma
chimes, which are on exhibition at the
various political headquarters and else
where. in order that voters may prac-
tice voting upon the machines intelh-
gently.
There will be a meeting Of Woman s
auxiliary to the American party at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Watkins, 565
First street, at o'clock p. m, We'd
ncsday, Oct II. All ladies are cordially
invited.
AT the meeting of the Woman g
American club, which meets at p. m,
to day at the residence Of Mrs. w. II.
Wilkinson. at 1874 Tenth East, vot-
ing machine will be on exhibition for
the benefit of those who are not yet
familiar with it's workings. Addresses
are to be made by Judge A. n. CHEEKY
and Frank r. Christensen. candidate for
Clerk on the American ticket. Excel
lent music will be furnished. Those
who desire to attend the meeting should
take the State Prison car to Tenth
East and walk half block south,
AT meeting of the church Republi-
can county committee Monday even
selected as the successor Of A. w. Carl
son, resigned, as nominee for County
Commissioner, Only two names were
mentioned at the meeting-those of
Bishop Walter J. Beattie and Mr.. Clin-
ton. When Bishop Beattie was sug;.
gested his name was withdrawn In
favor of Mr.. Clinton, and the latter was
selected by acclamation. W. w. Will
son. chairman of the present board,
had been mentioned In connection with
the vacancy. but Mr.. Wilson did not
desire the place and was not urged to
take it,
The Printing Pressmen s union will
stand by the American ticket in the
present campaign. At meeting held
by the union last evening the follow.
ing resolution was introduced and
adopted:
Whereas. we, the Printing Prcssmen's
union No, 14s Of Salt Lake City, believe
ing class. as well as citizens, to support the
labor candidates the American party tick
ct, as We believe that the American party
has the best opportunity TO work for and in
behalf Of the working people. we therefore
recommend that all who have the best inter
ests OF labor at heart support these candi.
dates.
The resolution was signed by com
mlttee, consisting of Richard Welch,
A. j. Hansen and A. W. Key.
While in Provo Monday Chairman
Martineau Of the Democratic State
committee remarked to number
of men, most of whom were Mormons:
It is time that the government Of
Utah was given into the hands of the
people and taken out of the clutches
of bossism. Under the present govern.
ment. a principal in any Office cannot
appoint deputy without consulting
the smoot machine. That boss, Smoot,
named every candidate, deputy and
mail carrier. This power must be taken
away from him and given to the
people,
To wind up the quarterly confer
ence OF Utah stake, q joint meeting of
the Young Men s and Young Women s
NJ l. A. was held in the stake taber
nacle,, Provo, Sunday evening. The
Apostle,Senator was one Of the speak
ers, aud he launched out at once in a
TRADE OF abuse against neYspapers in
general. and The Tribune in particular.
Tor their opposition to the church and
himself He referred to the cartoons
which portray Smoot and the prophet
seer and revelator in way to beiittle
and. ridieule. These things seemed 70
hurt the apostle, and he proceeded to
let the people know to what extent IL
hurt him. One good woman who was
present made this statement: IN was was
a splendid meeting until Reed Smoof
made fool of himself I wish I had
not gone there. / just felt horrid after
hearing him. The first speakers oava
splendid talks, but Smoot spoiled II