Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-04
Three Political Chairmen Are
Claiming Everything in
Sight as Usual.
BUT THEY CANNOT ALL WIN.
Still Each Party is Hopeful Of
What the Morrow viii
Bring Forth.
Darmcr Ayers That There Has been
NO BITTERNESS During the Pres
ont Political Campaign.

Three political chairmcn and city
/ Recorder ]. r.. Morcron are busy today
| preparing Tor romorroW's election. The
chairmen represent political parties.
each striving for supremacy 60 the vot-
luz totals and city Recorder More
ton represents The power nf the civic
organizati0u. which is responsible Tor
the polling places thc machines used
in registering the vote and the proper
counting of them The last OF the
machines was set up this morning. Ma
tcrials for the use OF election Judges
viii Doe distributed by this evening.
At an party headquarters today Che
work ui securing votes has been abau-
| duurd. Effort is now concentrated GA
getting thcm recorded tomorrow and
in this task it is the quiet work with
| committees ana not tha 7Itec0es %
fiery spclhinders that counts zach
chairman today expressed to The
News his confidence iu the perfect
organization he has succeeded in gct-
ting ready Tor tomorrow and it is dc-
clared by each that the full party vote
VIII be- got 90 the polls.
no DEMONSTRATIONS
Tonight mo- rallies are scheduled. aud
no demonstrations OF any kind viii
mark the closing hours Of the cam
paigu, saturday nights Republican
rally al Russelrs hall on Market street
closed the series There were 40
American" party rallits as recorIed
in their books. eight Republican, aud
one Democratic, with n long series OF
meetings az Democratic headquarters
that were more in the nature Of con-
ferences with the party workers than
public demonstrations. to make up for
the absence OF regulation rallies.
One feature of the campaign has
been the absence OF any general rallies
down town. a peculiar condition made
this necessary. Years ago most Of the
city's theatricQls were furnished at tne
Salt Lake Theater. and even this house
had many vacant nights a few OF
which We're available Tor November
1 rallies. This year, however the SAT-
/ Lake Theater has had no open dates
| the orpheum has none. and even the
/ Grand has failed 70 find a vacant even
/ ing Tor tn. use OF the politicians. Hence
! the inck Of big rallies. Chairman Darm-
er gave this reason today for The lack
Of American" rallies downtown ana
declared that he hoped the town would
soon support an auditorium where such
meetings may be held
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Wher asked To-Day for statement
on what they consider to be tomor-
rows outlook the various chairmen OF
political parties engaged IN the cam
paign expressed themselves as follows
Republican Chairman peYine-We
are well satisfied with the Republican
campaign. 10 has cost less than any
campaign for ID city election previously
waged hut I trink its results are sure
10 be more satisfactory. We have sue
ceeded In showing the public that there
Is nothing In the hugahoo 80 promin-
entity held IN tho limolight BY the
American" party and We have con-
verteo many voters 10 the thought that
a sensible city government can only
be restored in Salt Lake b. tire election
OF the Republican ticket az this cleo
tion. We viii elect out ticket from top
10 bottom with the possible exception
Of councilmauic candidates In the Fifth
precinct.
SNOW FEELS FINE.
Democrats Chairman Ashby snow
Morris sentiment is altogether too
strong for &c 20 be switched by any
trickery, or fooled by any false rumors
Morris viii be the next mayor 81 Salt
Lake, and it can't be prevented with
sentiment standing as % does. He II
the only one or the candidates qualified
through intimate acquaiutanceship
with the problems the city rs now
facing. our campaign has been an
earnest one and the organization that
Will be prepared 20 get On the votes
for Norris tome rrOW viii be the best
that we have ever had together. work
ing for "a cause in which each member
OF 70 believes. We have not had an
expensive campaign but volunteer
workers have more than made up for
the lack Of hired workers and they
can De counted OIL 10 Go their full duty
tomorrow.
DARMER's LITTLE JOKE
American" Chairman j. r. Darmer.
"rho most remarkable thing about this
campaign TO me D. the lack or bitter
ness IN D. I have noticed this especial
~ We are an through with our cani-
paign. The votes are registered in SUE
hciencv 10 eject Br1usford with q large
ma jorlty. and all we have 10 10 Is 20
get them out This we shall certainly
do. and our carriages VIII be- in evi-
dencc in every district. ! have hopes
for Tho counriImanic ticket as we'll as
the general tcl0t in nearly every pre-
clnct despite The fusion movement"
END or TIE AGONY AT 8P.Af
tomorrow evening q feature NJ tfs
campaign mas be- iu evidence that A. um-
p.roHaeufed. This win boz the Main
street rnorgaulzed parade of citizens
Fnif Infe iT growing rapidly. according
40 many signs and symbols and as
.. .I. people of ans r.fF manage
fo gen Gown town Tor a Few hours ou
election night Salt Lake may exree.
moro OF fdcm tomorrow night th1n ever
before lu the cifvs history Tho Doe
TURNS should not be Tate coming iu.
with the voting machine totals M aes.eI
in making them up 1857 oeI0.. NJ
should be- known who haH won. f U.
hr what exact margin