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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
POL T!CAL POTPEE

Brigham Clccg returned Thursday
from Q. stumping trlp IN Sanpete. coun.
", which he cut very short. owing TO
the demoralized condition OF his church
Republican party. He has thrown up
his Job ms a spellbinder. He had been
scheduled for a number of speeches
throughout the county, but tho recep-
tion accorded him was Of such a frosty
nature that he became disgusted. When
Brigham Cleeg discovers that be is on
q dead one it surely must be 4 real dead
one, for if there is a spellbipder in the
country who likes TO hear the sound
Of his own voice better than Brigham
be has not yet been discovered.
The Bald Headed Buzzard of the
Wasatch. ~ otherwise known as Post
master obi" Glasmanp. is doing the
speilbinder act in Saupete. He has
been sent to the hamlets and not per-
mitted TO speak in any of the larger
towns in the county. The audiences
upon which he has unburdened his ora
tory have averaged about half a dozen
at each meeting. Bill Is disgusted and
will abandon the feld.,
The church Republicans in the region
about TaylorSvi]lc. Salt Lake county,
are using the school children as means
TO distribute campaign literature. The
pupils in the schools are loaded with
documents and requested 20 hand them
10 their parents. Several instances have
been reported 70 The Tribune. An in
quiry is being made as 10 why the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
ELDER CoWLEY IS NOW
GUMSHoEING IN UTAH

Elder Matthias F. Cowlev, who was
deposed from the quorum of the twelve
because he was out Of harmony with
the presidency of the church and the
quorum to which he belonged. has again
como into favor with the hierarchy.
During the past several DAYS he has
been engaged in the southern part OF
the state doing cumshoc work in the
interest Of the church Republican party
and making an occasional speech. The
Smoot "Mouth' and the evening organ
of the Lord have refrained from making
any mention of the meetings he has ad .
dressed.
While in southern Utah he drifted
over into the Moaps valley in Nevada,
where he held conference with the
saints who reside there, and, so il is re.
ported to The Tribune. instructed them
as 10 their political duties in that state
at the coming election.
When at Cedar City. in an address
which he delivered there, he boldly
proclaimed that the church is in poll.
tics, that there was no use denying it,
and he was glad of it.
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DEAL LIHGS Of MORSE
WITH STOCK BROKERS
Banker Who Is Under Indict,
ment Seemed TO Love
Speculative Game.

NEW YORK. Oct 24.-The dealings
which Charles W. Morse had with var.
ious brokerage houses in this city. where
there was any connection with the af-
fairs OF the National Bank OF North
America, were the subject OF consider.
alton al today's session OF the trial Of
Morse and a. n. Curtis In the United
States court. The defense entered ob-
lection TO the opening Of this subject
by the prosecution, but Judge Hough
decided the witnesses might answer
the questions.
Joseph McCann. bookkeeper for Ar.
thur Llppen Co, stock brokers and
bankers, identified check for 100000.
given out October IS. 1907. by Morse
and applied TO the account of J. L.
Asdoiph, with which to purchase 1000
shares of ice stock. The check was
placed IN evidence.
Alfred Shurdle. bookkeeper from
the office of Albert Loeb & Co., bro
kers and bankers. followed. and said
that Morse had an account with his
firm, but be had passed over n check to
Loeb & Co. TO be credited TO the ac-
count of j. T. Carroll. and received in
return for it 1000 shares of Smelling,
600 Consolidated Gas and 500 Delaware
& Hudson.
Heavy Overdraft.
After several other EMPLOYEES in var
lous brokerage Offices had told OF trans.
action with Morse. Accountant Moxey
was, recalled to the stand He said the
books Of the National Bank OF North
America showed that on the morning of
october 20 there was balance OF 1922
IN Morse S favor. During that day three
deposits were made. bringing his total
credit balance 10 S239,419 10 meet the
various checks drawn against it that
DAY; Mr.. Moxey said the checks drawn
against that account by Morse that day
aggregated 100000, making an over
draft Of $210,6Sl. On the same dny
the loan sheets showed a loan OF s2ll-.
600 made by Morse and credited to him
Mr.. MoNey SAID the books or the bank
indicated that demand notes were made
daily by Morse 10 cover the checks
which had been returned against his ac-
count before the close of the day bust
ness.
Charles NJ. Schwab was one Of tbe
witnesses called to the stand TODAY nv
the prosecution. but the defense Oh.
lected to Mr.. Schwab being questioned
as TO whether, as director of the bank
he had known of Mr.. Morse's account
being overdrawn. The objection WINS
upheld and Mr., Schwab was ordered 70
appear in court next Monday, when the
trial will be resumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
HIERARCHY ASKED
To SHOW ITS HAND
Chairman Lloyd of Democratic
County Committee Demands
a Show Down.
CHURCH AUTHORITIES MUST
COME OUT IN THE OPEN
Silence of the Band of Twenty
Six Can Mean but One
Thing,

The. chairman of the Democratic
committee OF Salt Lake county. Beuia.
min T. Lloyd, has demanded show
down from the authorities Of the ruling
church in Utah. He has addressed an
open letter to the church authorities. in
which he declares his belief "that the
time has come in the political history
OF Utah that the Mormon church author
tiles should speak for themselves and
LET the people of this county, state and
the nat'cu at large know where they
are standing He therefore calls upon
the hierarchy to come out in the open.
Here is his letter;
Must Show Hand
''On account of the political condi
tons which exist in this county ct the
present time, the secret emissaries who
sre at work in the interest Of the Re.
publican party. and who are trying by
every means possible 70 induce Demo
cats to vote the Republican ticket, and
who, Judging from the reports which
have beeu received at nv Office, are tell
ing members OF the dominant church
that 1t is the wish and will OF the lead.
e-s Of that church that they get togeth
er, IN the interest of the Republican
party in this state. |. as county chair
man OF the Democratic party In Salt
Lake county, request, on behalf or the
party IN this county, that some one in
authority make an open and public
statement as to the position OF the au
thorities of the church IN this matter.
Let this statement be open and frank.
The time has come when the church can
~ afford TO stand sponsor for the gum
shoe methods of some Of the Republican
politicians unless 1t - giving its CON
cent for such methods.
''It is time that the people OF this
state as well as the nation know wbeth-
er these men. who claim TO speak for the
authorities OF the church, are really
speaking for them or not, or whether
on the other hand. they are trying 70
usurp authority which does not belong
20 them. If not, then publicly repri.
nsnd them. II the authorities pretend
that they DO not know who they are,
shall be glad TO furnish the names of
more than one OF this class 20 them and
give dates and methods used by them
which are most reprehensble.
Come Out In the Open.
81 believe that the time mas come in
the political history of Utah that the
Mormon church authorities should speak
for themselves and let the people Of this
county. state and the nation at large
know where they are standing.
I'm NV oplning the silence of the
authorities of the church will mean that
they are giving consent to this kind of
politics in Utah. As chairman of nv
party in Salt Lake county the onlv
thing that l ask is fair deal and a
statement from some one in authority
N the Mormon church 10 say that the
work which is now being carried on in
this and other counties by the Republi.
can gumshoers is not with the authority
and consent of the authorities of the
church Let US come out III the open.
Let us call spade a spade; let us be
honest in this matter.
y q Democrat, and holding the po-
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teachers permit the distribution of
campaign literature in this manner
Chairman J. Oberndorfer of the
American party in the fifth municipal
ward announces that the American
q big meeting at Unity hall, Second
East, between First and Second South,
Thursday evening, October 20. There
will be two Of the best speakers In the
party. there will be splendid vocal and
instrumental music. and there viii be
dancing. and refreshments. free 20
everybody, and everybody Is invited, IT
respective of political affiliatiop. All
will be welcomed.
The following, which has been hand.
ed The Tribune for publication by the
Socialist central committee, Is self.ex-
planatory:
To the Pubiic-The Socialist party OF
Salt Lake City. engaged Ia the most Inn
portant campaign IN It's history, hereby
appeals FOR funds 20 carry on It's cam
paign. Donations Of any amount thank
fully received. The only party that is
absolutely FOR the working class. Leave
all subscriptions al office of Henry ".
Lawrence, i25 South Main street. Wells
Fargo building.
The election Judges recently appoint.
ers will be instructed as to their elec
tion.day duties at the city and county
building next week. The instruction
will be given by County Clerk EldTedge
and c. S Hamilton, who are in charge
of the voting machines, on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings, beginning at 5:2O o'clock. The
election Judges vii! be paid by tho
county for taking this instruction and
vi la n
ing az the time mentioned. The vot-
ing machines will be on the basement
floor OF the city and county build
ing.
Former Senator Carey of Wyoming
viii speak in behalf of the church Re.
publican ticket at the Salt Lake The.
ateT on Monday night:
Apostle Smoot will speak at the six.
teeuth ward amusement hall IL Salt
Lake City. Wednesday evening. Presi.
dent Nephi L. Morris will occupy the
platform with the apostolic senator and
will no doubt repeat bis commend from
the hierarchy to the churchmen TO vote
the church Republican ticket
Chairman King will send out this
week an army of orators, who will in.
wade all parts of the state. Anon the
speakers will be Judge Powers, Judge
King, Jesse William knight. James II.
Moyle and others equally prominent.
Harry Joseph, who was sent 10 Bing-
ham Canyon bee his bluff aud blus.
ter was driving Republicans into the
American party by scores in Salt Lake,
reports that he found some strange con.
ditions in the big mining camp.
He spent two days looking into the
political conditions from the standpoint
of a Smootite, and came 10 the citv 20
tell what he found. He saws the
Smootites out in Bingham arc loyal
enough as q rule, but that they do not
know anything about politics "Thcy
are a bunch of ignoramuses, be is al
legged to have said, "and about the first
thing they talk about is piece OF long
green, They swarmed around me when
opened headquarters until they
learned ! had but a small.sized wad,
and then they passed me up as cold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
SIXTY-TW0 BIRTHS ARE
REPORTED DURING WEEK

There was no race suicide in Salt
Lake City for the week Just ended, ac-
cording 10 the report Of the health de
partment. The births numbered 60,
outnumberiug the deaths by almost 8
to !.
OF the large number of births, 30
verc males and 33 females There were
only % deaths. l5 males and eight fe-
males. Eight bodies were shipped here
for burial.
Contagious and infectious diseases
dropped from 26 for the previous week
to Is this week, as follows: Four cases
Of scarlet fever, cases of diphtheria, s
cases OF whooping cough and 2 cases
box remain at the isolation hospital, 1
houses remain under quarantine in the
city on account of smallpox; 9 houses
on account Of scarlet fever, and on
account Of diphtheria.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25

sition DO in the party and from the
standpoint of citizen, I do not pro
pose to allow the kind Of politics and
policies now being used by the Repub
Gcans in frightening. hoodwinking
browbeatipg. driving and even bribinC
with a promise of political and reli.
gious distinction. TO undermine and gen
orally dis!nteerare the Democratic
party without an emphatic protest from
me. Hence I say come ont in the open.
Do not be bushwhackers. All consist
ert and fairminded people will think
more Of you if you will be free. frank,
open and above board in this matter
BENJAMIN T. LLOYD,
chairman Democratic Committee -
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Funeral Of JEFF Farris.

The funeral of JEFF Farris, who met
an untimely death Wednesday morning
at the American Smelling and Refining
company;s works at Garfield, when q
00-pouDd wheel dropped on him, cous.
ing instant death. took place Saturday
afternoon at ? clock from the funeral
chapel or S, D, Evans. Rev. Charles c.
McIntire, pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian church, conducted the SER
vices. and there was singing by Mrs.
4. s. Peters. Burial took place st Mt.
Oliyet cemetery.
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POLICE COURT CASES

Both state and misdemeauoy cases
were tried before Judge @ Is. Diehl Of
the criminal division OF the police court
Saturday forenoon.
Leon Loveland. who was captured
Thursday night by Policeman Kelly,
charged with being 2 rooming-houSe
thief. was arraigred on four charges of
burglary in the second degree. To all
four OF the charges Loyeland entered
a plea of not guilty and his preliminary
trial was set for. THURSDAY
James Davis was found guilty OF
petit larceny. having stolen set Of
books from Mrs. Stickney IN Earl S
court. He was sentenced TO thirty days
in the county Jail.
Mary Williamson, rs years old, had
several TOO many Friday ni-ht. and as
her story OF the cause and result did
not 90 with his honor she Will pass
the next ten days in the city Jail,
Mary Ann Miller. who was well
dressed and looked very sorry for her
slip from the straight and narrow path
of law, said she had been in Salt Lake
but three weeks and would do bettor
her another chance. She was found
guilty Of drunkenness and DISCHARGED.
Z. j. HarIc" was drunk, drunker,
drunkest.' - Friday night, and for his
spree will be obliged 10 pass thirty davs
in the city Jail. " is understood that
Harley is good worker and fair try
out will be given him.
William Robinson. better known as
'ELittle Willie" was drunk Friday
night and for the first time was placed
in Jail for the offense. His case was
continued without date.
Fritz Steiner was found "ilty OF be-
ing drunk and was DISCHARGED.
II. J. Benack. the soldier from Fort
Douglas, who appeared before Judge
Diehl on Friday on the charge Of de
stroying property, appeared SATURDAY
with receipt from the proprietor of
the Owl bar for the full amount. of
damage done. A battery case against
him was dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25

potato. We cot TO have $4,000 to do
business in that camp. O. ! III spend it,,
all right | don I want n dollDr my
self, You needn't be afraid OF that.
But it takes the coin, Yes, it takes the
stuff. Ii you give me tho stuff 1 u
hire about hundred of those miners at,
say, q apiece, and We II make the
Americans look sleepy ia comparison.
You can buy these Americans. They
are just h--lbcnt TO elect Bourgard,
Weber and the others, but there are a
LOT of fellows ont there who want the
coin, and / we got TO have il. -
Well he is said TO have got IT.
Will you kindly answer tho following
questions in your next Sunday s issue,
and oblige % Can a voter vote for a
Republican President and q Democratic
Vice. Presidents
(2) Il so. what would the conse.
quences be if the Vice.Pyesident on the
Democratic ticket was elected. and tho
Republican President, IN case of the
latter S death!
Q) No. (e) No such consequences
arc possible.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
Will Tone Up Your Stomach and
Cure all Indigestion Promptly

food, Headaches, Dizziness OF Vomiting,
and, besides, what YOU eat will not
fermept and poison your breath with
nauseous odors. All these symptoms re-
sulting from a sour stomach and dyspep-
sia are generally relieved five minutes
after eating one TriaHgule of Diapep-
sin.
60 to your druggist and get 50.cent
case of Papc's Diapepsin now, and
you viii always go TO the table with y
hearty appetite, and what you eat viii
taste good, because your stomach and
intestines will be clean and fresh. and
YOU will know there are not going to be
any more bad nights and miserable
days for you. They frcshen YOU and
make you feel like life is worth living.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25

The question as to how long you are
going TO continue sufferer from indi-
gestion and Stomach trouble is merely
matter Of how soon you begin taking
Diapepsin.
If your stomach is lacking in diges.
tive power, why not help the stomach
TO do its work, not with drastic drugs,
but reinforcement of digestive
agents, such as are naturally at work
in the stomach
People with weak Stomachs should
eat Diapepsin after meals. and there
will be no more Indigestion, no feel.
ing like a lump of lead in the stom.
ach, no heartburn. Sour risiugs, Gas
on Stomach or Belching of undigested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
DO YOU KNOW ANY
SKIN SUFFERERS?
If You Have e Friend Afflicted With
Eczema, Tell the Druggist About It.

If you have a friend suffering from
eczema, tell us about it the next time
you are in the store.
Many eczema sufferers have tried so
many useless remedies and spent so
much money with doctors that they
practically despair. If they only knew
OF the simplest home cure for eczema,
II is nothing more than oil Of winter.
green compound Gas mixed in D. D. D.
Prescription).
Used with elycerine, thymol and
other healing ingredients in LIQUID
form; this simple remedy pcnetrates tho
pores of the skin, numbing and killing
the eczema germs while building up
the healthy tissue.
If you will suggest TO your friend af
flicted with eczema 30 call we shall be
glad to explain TO any sufferer about
y. d. ID Prescription.
Drueb ~ Frank. 27l South Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following ten volumes will be
added to the public library Monday
morning October 26, 1908:
Miscellaneous-Curtis. Mormon Re.
bellion and the Bill 10 Raise Volunteers
(ref); Thompson, Masonic Homes, Ma.
sonic Membership Record: U. s. Civil
Service Commission, Twenty fourth An
nual Report.
Fiction-Chambers. Firing Line;
Johnston, Lewis Rand: McCutcheon,
Brown jug at Kildare; Harrington
Quest Of Quesnay; Thurston, Fly on the
Wheel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
LOGICAL DEDUCTION" OF
THE ORGAN OF THE LORD

Where are the guardians Of the public
thorouChfaTcs whose business II Is 90
keep the streets clear Of the soliciting
DENT monde element Conditions are be-
coming so bad In this regard that these
women are carrying their soliciting even
onto Main street and at all hours OF the
day and night Yesterday morning s
gentleman was accosted by a dlzened
creature directly in front OF the Wilson
hotel and two minutes later woman
stood in the doorway OF the rooming
house. No. 20 East Second South street
and entered into a flow OF disgusting
language which ended with n soliclta-
ton. Such occurrences are becoming so
common In the business district that re-
spectacle people need ever walk in ap-
prehension OF suffering insult-Edltorial
in Deseret News. Oct %.
Salt Lake people are wondering what
the "Deserted News' meant when it
claimed, as it has done on many occa-
sions. that Sheriff Emery had driven all
the fallen women ont of the city. The
question is asked, if these creatures
were driven out Of the city by Emery,
how can there be so many of them on
the streets at night What is the
answer?
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Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

diiaion OF matted 1t the most
softened ana
abity injurious substances render
ca be by stomach
typhoid malaria stomach tFouoe
all and weakened conditions
medicine everywhere.
Duffy
the only absolutely
oid Chemist the
Physician Whskey Rochester N il
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Newhouse and Boston Buildings.

Partitions now being placed Parties
desiring space can have partitions
placed 10 suit their demands if ar
ranged before November 10. Applica.
tions received by b. b. Hall, agent.
Both phones AS. COS Doolv.
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A WOTllan'S
Troubles

I Rubbers that do not 4
slip off the heels Of ye1
shoes. \
It is no fault Of the nb
bers, it's the way they u|
fitted.
Few establishments hsyl
the proper styles and s,s
for the various heels on vo
!, men s footgear.
I Our carload Of ruhbaI
enables Us to fit your doc
with the style required.
Our Comfy Slippers, vra
\ and soft are nice ha|
mornings. Better coma q
fone for a pair. They q
only $1.00.
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4 Wreck from NeVHralgia

Mrs. Edith Copeland J
Los Angeles, CAL, Win 8
Sick With Indigestion !,
Neuralgia, Is Loud in 3
Praise Of Duffy's Pure M
Whiskey, Which Has H.
flied Her After Many on,
Remedies Failed. It h
Cured Her Of the Indigssti'
and Toned Up Her Syst.
Thus Driving Out the n.
ralgia.
Mrs. Copeland writes: 'sI
j wreck when I came to Califo,,;s.
years ago. When l had been 49,
haps month 1 came across -.
your testimonial letters tina. ~
my case and 1 decided to ess
tie. II
"I have had neuralgia OF shs /.
and feet. Have had no sati,t,.'
from my doctors (save receiuts5 &
and have been trying everythip,
also q sufferer from indigestios
only has Duffy's Pure MALI W.
increased nv weight and act.a !
general tonic, but it has also =.
cured me OF my neuralgia. f,.
fdent that in time Dufy's pu,, h
whiskey win drive 1t out Of =,
TEN entirely"
., and women vino hsvn ~.
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Bangor, Wis.

DdHgOT, WlS,
Mr.. John EleSon writes 81 could
not get along without your Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters in my house.
I find it excellent
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Bear Lake, Mich.
Mr.. Grlswold writes: "Your never
falling remedy for stomach trouble
and general debility is always kept
in my home.''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29

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ituoenoe al SogncpreIt / So Ssrlie,
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rationale acknowledgements, Hor-
tie S,raerforp8, Senoeufieloite &C.
porbne acknowledgements Gorbert.
iicIoite geuorbne acknowledgements
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Sct".
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tembcr 1909.
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