Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
.L|PPMAN SEEN At
HEADQUARTERS
Called at the Camp Today That
A Year Ago He Was Com
manded Not 10 Visit.
DENIAL FROM C. NJ. JACKSON.
Declares That the Ogden state journal
L. Not American and That lie
Is Not Organizing.

The political situation today In salt
Lake continues TO boil In an informal
manner. With the "Amerlcans' the
center Of interest Is sim Thomas
Kearns and his quiet effort to secure
a legislative ticket that will not only
DC for the party he represents but viii
be for him personally OF course he
doesn't desire much publicity In this
still hunt Of his for recognition again,
but County Chairman Darmer isn't
being left along this fall TO carry the
campaign on his shoulders as he was
ia the city election. Joseph Llppman
vas at the newly opened American
party headquarters today, smiling, and
with a glad hand for the party yeter-
ans.
Last campaign Joseph Lippman was
turned down as delegate from his
own precinct 10 the city convention.
When he reported al headquarters he
was told TO keep away. Chairman Oar
rner was not backward In telling his
friends that the biggest load the party
had TO carry was Kearns and Lippman,
and in those palmy days for Lippman
he was personal manager OF the kearns
interests. AS Kcarns dropped down
from off the pedestal as controller Of
everything In sight he and Lippman
more or less broke up. When Lppman
boxed himself and nailed The lid down
tight by his attacks on Commissioner
Richards OF the land Office, IL was put
ffpfn hin, from Nlf.akFUrfat4 20 .fsk.r
stand from under as Tribune manager
or lose hts Federal position. He wanted
10 retract and apologize In The Tribune
and hold both places. but Thomas
kearns and Frank J. Cannon haven't
yet played retracing and appo,ogizing
game for a mere matter OF saving a
salary to a third party, 50 Frank and
J. Sefrit became manager Of the Trib-
une and Joseph Lippman was cut loose
from his temporary anchorage In the
stormy adventurous seas.
JACKMAN DENIES 1T.
Since those days Joseph Llppman has
served out term as district attorney,
and now presumably is open again,
should nice man be wanted as per.
sonai manager OF a kearns campaign
for the senate. In connection with the
Kearns plans comes lively story from
Ogden today. {. NJ. jackson explains
that Il Is all a mistake about his sup
posed allegiance with Kearns. He de-
clarts that the News Is in error In
stating that he intends 20 organize an
American party IN ogden, should
Kearns triumph in Salt Lake county.
More than that. he declares that this
afternoon his paper will have an edl-
toriai on the subject OF Kearns. and
the statements IN the News" suggest
ing that he has sympathies towards
the ex-senator.
To those who were interested IN the
last city campaign. the shift Of Jack
son TO the American party WIN be well
remembered. lie held the position now
filled by Rolin w. Dole. while Mat
Thomas sat In the inner rooms as coun-
ty and city chairman. After the cleo
fion returns we're In and his party was
found second best, Jackson walked out
onto Second South street with the
American party emblem on his coat,
and continued TO wear II for some days.
while he expressed himself rre'ty free
~ on how II feels TO be beaten. when
you are convinced you didn't deserve
the blow.
II Jackson has lost his true love since
those post-election days he may now
be running as he says, a straight Re-
publican paper which II not for Kearns.
has no leanings nor warnings towards
the younger party, and is for the Re-
publican party first last and all the
time. His declaration that this Is the
fact should settle the question.
DEMOCRATIC REMINDERS.
There is an ancient lay about the
glorics Of yesterday that fade and laur-
els that lose their glitter inv the dust
Of oblivion. Democratic headquarters
this morning furnished a good exam.
pie. The Democrats store their goods
and chat;sls IN the Atlas block from
year 10 year, and today was cleaning
day IN the storeroom. that portion OF
the partys stores which are still ser
siceable being brought into the light OF
day TO serve as inspiration 20 the less
n lights In the county Offices. Framed
pictures OF party war horses were IN
demand and Secy. Rollln Dole proceed.
"a 10 fish them out from dust covered
corners one BY one lie wanted some
great man 10 hang over his desk az a
guide and inspiration TO his work this
fall.
First came Alton h. Parker lie was
aid aside as dead one and another
Exploring trip was made Il brought
,ut Roger Sullivan. IN the picture
sullivan had his laurcls on straight.
lu, memories OF things Bryan Is saying
lust now caused the youthful states
nan 20 hesitate sullivan went 10 the
Junk heap. too. John Z. Hopkins came
next and was passed along, Back OF
i'm was Joseph W. Bailey, who was the
nearest 10 a live one yet 10 loo dlscOv-
red. Bryan? Bryan? Where was the
lear commoner. and hero OF the party?
Dillgent search located him IN a re-