The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
TAKES
| HAND IN CHICAGO
/. p,ported to Be in Favor of
/ republican Candidate for
the Mayoralty.
|,nHoT AND BITTER
CAMPAIGN HAS CLOSED
|blb Sides Express Confidence
4 in Result: Street Cars
\ the Issue.

,uciGo. April Chicago S street
/ ,,ss,,on, which has been before the
n, for the past ten years, Will be
IA al the polls tomorrow at the
4 -,,,liv election. II the voters adopt
4 ..s.,endnm vote TIC ordinances re-
..,r oossed BY the city council over
-., Dunno s veto, granting twenty
4, franchises to the two street car
rpanies.
4 ,hsse ordinances fail of public
lion and Mayor Dunno, the Demo
q, candidate. is reelected, efforts
IA \. made at once, according to
,vnr Dune, to procure immediate
..,al ownership of the street rail.
n. oriinsLces before the people Pro
=, tkar tie city on six months no.
= mas acquire the street railway
-,,t-. tor S50,000,0 ,0o0 plus the cost of
-,,s;g,a;ien. which is TO be under
ute Immediately under the super
.au Of the city engineer. The ordi-
',-,s also provide for through routes,
,tgrssl trarfer Gve.cent fares and the
.szsrt 10 the city o. 30 per cent or
q nj income.
s7,ral non.partisan organizations
NJ worked with the Republicans, who
4 .apporting Postmaster Fred A.
ts Tor Mayor, TO procure the adop-
y a tic ordinances. and the predic"
= vas made tonight by the heads of
n bodies that the ordinances will
.,,rpied tomorrow.
Dlnne Confident Of Victory.
lwor Dunne believes She people
u Immediate municipal ownership
. .l1i ,hoy VIII Ye-elccs .lI and re-
n he ordinances.
-sGmpsigu has seen the most spir-
y fight for Mayor that has ever
h- pacc in this city. The feeling
Etsn the candidates and their lieu
mis- became so bitter during the
esigu tha; personal abuse has been
yue for over two weeks.
~ weather Indications Tor tomor-
ne clear and warm, and rs heavy
''lct IS presidential election would
-. out. is looked for.
/ u Republican leaders in the mu-
"a campaign ending !cGJy express
selves as delighted with the letter
|Eitd in The Tribune joday in which
\ salemout is made "hy authority
y Piesident Roosevelt is II favor of
4 tlettion Of Frederick A. Busse. the
EFtllcsn candidat. ior Mayor. Dem
'nllr leaders ussert that the letter,
LIZ as il does. from newspaper
rh = strongly in favor Of the cleo
a o. Buesc, is discredited III advance,
llat even though it had come from
Z hesldent himself, IL is too late To
P'ls rogfess Of the vote which has
70 strongly for Dunno. Chairman
'Nineii, the Democratic campaign
,,ager, said today that the election
p7nns is absolutely certain and that
'ilng now can prevent it.
Campaign OF Invective,
re campaign today took on a more
[n aspect than ever. Band wagons
ifctting throughout the city ad-
lhlne political meetings scheduled
al sections of the city. No new
ntis we're applied. for the reason
4 tae supply had been exhausted,
we old ones were. as usual. hurled
aud forth. Chicago has never
yr political campaign in which
.EIve and vituperatjon have played
prominent parts.
supaign managers on both sides
.'une predicting the election of their
'Visa,ty candidates by at least So
4 straw votes taken by the news
u, ~ favorable TO Busse give him n
INV OF $4,000 to $4,000. The pa
supporting Dune have taken no
sor nN Dunno spent the greater part
~pay In an automobile going TO
~ meetings. He made MANY
W. aud was at all places received
4 ss,use.lcally, Mr.. Busse, who has
sunnned to his apartments during
IA duPalgn because Of injuries re-
.eccntly IN an accident on the
4, ana railroad, left his room to-
.he hrat time and received the
'"' 'en OF his party IN his home.