The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-03

authority TO make all necessary eXpen-
ditures in connection with the holding
of the county convention at the Salt
Palace, October 5.
Col George B. Squires is authority
for the statement that HTHE NOR
MON DEMOCRATS OF SALT LAKE
COUNTY KNOW WHAT TO DO IN
THE COMING ELECTION and
TOLD Col Squi,cs, who is Jack
Mormon of the most pronounced and
virulent type, is doing a good deal of
talking these days 10 out-of-town Re-
publicans, who drop into the head
quarters of the church Republican
State committee. Here is a converse
tion between Col. Squires and an out
of-town Republican, as given by the
out-of-town Republican
Well Colonel, what is the outlook
in Salt Lake county3'
cit is good; the only. thing we fear
is the American party
"What about the Democrats7'
"We do not fear the Democrats.
THE MORMON DEMOCRATS OF
SALT LAKE COUNTY KNOW WHAT
TO Do IN THE COMING ELECTION
AND THEY DO NOT HAVE TO BE
TOLD
/
statement is being made daily by Col
Squires to out-of- town Republicans and
Col, Squires is supposed 10 speak by
the word of Smoot.
The Woman s auxiliary met yester.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Little on East First South street. The
meeting was well attended, four new
members being admitted to membership.
Mrs. Willing was appointed temporary
chairman. Mr. Christensen addressed
the club and music was furnished by
Miss Johnson. A. j. Weber was elected
to I'll the position on the advisory
board made vacant by the resignation
of Mrs. H. w. Smith. The next meet
ing Will be held at the home of Mrs.
George Canning, 456 West Third South,
Monday, October 8. at 3 p m.
Tonight is the big rally at Park City,
and as heretofore stated, every indics-
tion is that il will be hummer. The
special train will leave Salt Lake at 2
o'clock The fare for the round trip
will be S1.50. The speakers from Salt
Lake will be Frank J, Cannon and W.
Mont Ferry.
1t had been the intention of A. j.
Weber to accompany the party and de-
liver an address, but he will be unable
to 90 on account Of important cases in
court which demand his attention.
Judge Weber regrets very much his
inability TO attend. He has spoken
there in every campaign since 1892.
The drum corps and q glee club will
| accompany the party. The train will
! arrive at Park City about o'clock,
and will return after the meeting in the
evening, arriving home about midnight,
The American party will be organized
in Summit county, and from now on
section of Utah. The presiding officer
will be Mr.. Townsend of Park CITY,
while the Park City band will furnish
| the music.
| Voting machines will be installed at
MI the party headquarters today for
the purpose Of instructing the voters
will be delivered throughout the county
as soon as possible.
The following committees were an.
pointed by the American county COM
mittee at meeting held last nioht:
Executive comnittee-S y Arm
strong Henry Cartwright &. r Cleave-
land David C. Dunbar. T. F Darmer.
Finance romm;ttee-G. r Cleaveland.
| Barney Quinn. TONY jacobson, T c..
| Lynch. Thomas Homer, j. w. Cahoon,
A. O Jacobson. y
Committee on sreakino. music. halls,
etc-Al'en r. Sanford. Earle Riplev
Committee carriages, automobiles,
etc.-A. II. Little,
| American candidates are requested
TO call at American Headquarters and
leave their present business residence
and postofice address in full 80 that
their names NAV annear on the ticket
the way they want them.
| Next Tuesday is the day for registra