The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Mormon Democrats Locking to
American Party for
Relief in Utah.
JUDGE KING 0UTSP0KEN
REGARDING THE MATTER
Declares That He Has No Fight
With Americans of the
State.

That many liberal minded Mormon
Democrats are looking TO the American
party for relief from the conditions
which have been forced upon the long
suffering people of Utah by Apostle
Smoot and his machine is clearly evi-
denccd by declaration made by Judge
William H. King TO a well-known
American Friday.
Judge King met the American on the
street, and. in the course of conver-
sation relating to political conditions,
is reported to have said to the Amerl-
can;
''Wo have no fight with the Amerl-
cans. If it hadn Z been for the Ameri~
can party, such men as James II. Moylc
and myself could not have remained
in the Mormon church,
This, from Judge King, who has been
outspokcn and most pronounced in his
opposition to Smoot and the Smoot ma
chine, IS most significant. If Judge
King means what he says, and there
arc few who have heard his speeches
during the present campaign who Will
| believe otherwise, the answer is that
the Mormon Dcmocrats-thosc of them
who think for themselves-do not pro-
| pose to submit to the domination and
dlctation of Apostle Senator Smoot and
prostitute their convictions in behalf
of him or his machine.
| If any considerable number of Nor
mon Democrats hold the same view.
as expressed by Judge King, it means
simply that the death l1ncll of Smoot
and Smootism has been sounded in Utah
and that peace Will AGAIN come to the
people of this State.
Judge DunIavey of Tooele City was
Salt Lake visitor Saturday, and called
at church Democratic headquarters
Judge Dunlavev says that the fight
in Tooele county is Spry and anti
Spry. He explains this statement By
saying that Spry represents the Smoot
machine, and that the Democrats are
fighting the machine to the utmost of
their ability. Judge Dunlavey says
the Democrats will cast surprising
vote i'll Tooelc county,
The Young Mems church Republican
club met at county Republican head
quarters last night. The gathering was
advertised as n smoker, and ii lived
up to the advance notices. In view
of some of the expressions heard, how
ever, it was evident that some of the
members had been hitting the dream
pipe.
The Americans announce meetings the
coming week AS follows:
Tuesday, October %. Thompson s
hall, between Second and Third South
and Seventh and Eighth West. Speak
ers: II. j. Dinniny, A. j, Weber, w.
5. Dalton; drum corps; O'Clock p. m.
October %, Women s American club,
Mrs. Kate 3. Anderson IS, Ninth East
and Eighth South. Speakers: Frank |
Christensen, w. Mont Ferry, George
Hancock, Joseph Cohen. Take East |
Fourth South street car or East Seventh
D
o clock p. m.
October %. Meeting of all district
managers of American party at head
quarters, Cullen hotel, 8 clock p. m.
Wednesday, October "a. Free dance,
Trocadcro hall, Murray, Utah Speak |
ing by A. j, Weber and others
Twentieth Ward Amusement hall, |
streets. Speakers: Judge Christopher
Reed, A, n Cherry, George NJ, Sulli-
van.
Wednesday, October 24. Salt Lake
Pressed Brick company yards, II |
o'clock noon. Speakers: W. S. Dal. |
ton, Allen T. Sanford, A, j. Charon;
drum corps,
o clock p. m. Speakers !. n Spauld-
ing. Matt Wilson, f. ]. Dinniny, A. j.
Weber; drum corps.
October 25. Mrs, +. S. Fox. l176 |
West Eighth South, Woman s club,
o 'clock p, III. Speakers; w, II. Tibbals,
A. j. Charon.
October 25. Bingham Junction,
Goff s hall. clock p. M Speakers:
II. P. Johnson, Allen T. Sanford, w. S,
Dalton; Juvenile band
Friday. October 26. Taggart's s hall,
First and go" streets Speakers: W.
Mont Ferry. W. II. Tibbals, A, II.
Vogel Thomas Weir, J. J, Stewart;
'cock p. m.
Saturday, October 81. Meeting at
Lark. near Bingham, at 8 O'Clock p.
m. Speakers: Joe Cohen, A. N Cherry,
J. n Spalding
October q. Draper, p. M, Rideout
hall. Speakers: T. D. Christensen, Geo.
r. Goodwin, A, V. Taylor,
The first ANIMAL grand patriotic rally
by the Young Mems American league
OF Utah, which is TO be held at the Salt
Lake Theater Monday. October %, will
be one Of the most elaborate events of
the kind ever witnessed in the State,
and the Young men of the league are
putting forth their best efforts to
make it what they have for some time
proposed-the cTowning event of the
The very best talent in the
State has been secured and the pro-
gramme is to consist Of frst-class mu-
(
most prominent campaign speakers
r. T. Oswald OF the Iron Molders ur-
ION reported to The Tribune last night
that the union had indorsed the Inde-
pendent Labor ticket at its meeting last
night.
The American rally at Sandy last
night was most successful one. The
storm did not extend that far down tho
valley and the attendance was large
The drum corps was present. The
speakers were A O. Jacobson, S. 2
Wcstcrfold, Tom Pitt, Allen Sanford
and W. S. Dalton. On the return home .
the party only got as far rs Murray. -.
the power being OF and no cars were +.
and the party remained in the .
smeltcr town all night.
The church Democratic county com .
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