Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-26
.L|TTLEF|ELU IS
UP OGDEN CANYON
Congressman From Maine En-.
ioylng Hospitality Of Ogden
Republicans.
GOES TO LOGAN TONIGHT.
VIII Visit Salt Lake Tomorrow and
WIN Speak In Provo Tomorrow
Evening

Congreeman Charles Il. Llttleheld OF
Maine has come out OF the Rocky
Mountain snow drifts. Today he got in
touch with Republican State secy.
squires. and notified him OF his safe
arrival in Ogden
This afternoon Congressman Little
field is q guest OF tho Republican We
Der county committee, and is being
shown the glories of Ogden canyon,
On the Oregon Short Line train leaving
Salisbury, Postmaster A. L. Thomas.
State Secy. Squires and a number OF
other prominent Republicans will go to
Ogden TO meet Congressman Littlefleld.
The party will then go on north to
Logan, where Congressman Littlefeld
will speak In the Logan Opera House.
In the Cache county seat lie viii be a
guest OF Congressman Howell. To-
morrow he Will return to Salt Lake.
and tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
he ana party of Salt Iakers will
journey south to Provo, where he VIII
speak in the Provo Opera House.
Col. Squires announced this afternoon
that arrangements were being made
for Congressman Littlefleld 10 remain
over until next Tuesday evening and
address the Republican rally in the
Salt Lake theater at which Senator
Smoot VIII speak Of the facts behind
the organization Of the American"
party and OF the relations between
m r. q
ganized
Monday night the Republicans will
turn OUT for rally at Bingham. The
Bingham brass band and the Republic
can colored quartet have been en-
gagged for the occasion To furnish must
cal diversities. A special train will
carry the Salt Lake county candidates
and other speakers out to Bingham
leaving the Rio Grande depot at 8
o'clock. Stages will be operated to
bring the people from upper Bingham
and the Highland BOY 10 the Opera
House.
Senator Sutherland has a number OF
speaking dates next week. They are
Monday at the Twentieth ward meet
Ing house Tuesday at Ogden; We'd
nesday a I a large Murray rally; Thurs
day at Spanish Fork; Friday ut Brig
ham city, and Saturday at SpringviIle.
Congressman Howell and Carl Bad
ger viii I'LL the following dates. Accord
ing to announcements given out at
State headquarters; Saturday at Boun-
tiful, Monday at kaysville, Tuesday at
Hooper, Wednesday at Huntsville and
Friday ut American Fork,
The Independent Labor party will
hold a rally at Federation Of Labor hall
on Sunday night at which Chairman
j. |. Elton Of the county committee,
viii make the opening address.
Tomorrow afternoon the Women s
Democratic club will hold open house
at headquarters Women voters wis
be made welcome 10 practise on the
voting machines at that time.
An american" party rally at Fedora
ton hall last night drew out fair sized
audience.
Judge Dlninny was the principal
speaker, He reviewed the history Of the
American" party with conclusions
drawn from his history to prove that
e the party had kept It's pledges. He
claimed credit for the present prosper
ity. alleging It is due TO American" Of
fee holders.
Tomorrow evening the Democrats viii
hold a rally I'm the Scott schoolhouse at
Mil Creek. The speakers will be l.. n.
Hall, John Clark, Stenhen l.. Richards.
Ashby Snow, and others.
Next Monday night the Young Mems
American" club win hold a rally In the
theater, at which Frank J. Cannon Will
be the principal speaker. IL he Ia In con-
dition.
No, Chief OF Police George A. Sheets
Is not guilty OF compounding a felony.
10 matter how manv fe'onIes OF the
simple variety are committed In the
city streets by men wearing the badge
IT policemen.
Atty Soren Y. Christensen stated this
morning that a mistake was made In
the published statement that he was at
the "Americen" party rally at the Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor hall last evening, and
that no made a speech In which he
roasted" the Mormons. Mr.. Christen-
sen said while II Is true that have
recovered from my labors In the Sheets
case. wish to say that did not know
there was a rally at the place men
toned, Had / known II most likely
would have been present and, possibly,
/ might have made a speech, but most
certainly ! would not have said any.