The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-31
Political Potpie for Utahns

Voters who may desire to transfer
! from ono district 20 another NAV do so
until Monday noon, by applying 10 the
agent of the district in which they are
| registered and getting a transfer to the
district in which they now live. No
transfers will be allowed after noon
Monday. Unless YOU have a transfer
you will have TO swear in your vote,
Jesse vii. Knight and Judge W. II.
! King have inst returned from a cam
paign tour in Cache county. Here is
what Judge King says regarding conoi-
tions in tho home county of Congress
man Howell. Said Judge King:
am confident that Cache county will
cast the majority of its votes for Will
liam ]. Bryan and Jesse w Knight. !
am also confident that Cache county will
return majority Of its votes for tho
entire Democratic ticket, and that the
I have campaigned IN Cache county
many times, but never have ] seen the
same amount OF enthusiasm nor many
as at the five rallies which Mr.. Knight
and myself held in that county the last
two days.
vile informed us that it Was the great
est rally In the history OF that town,
Later on the same night We held a rally
the house was packed, and at least zoo
people were standing on the outside, un-
say that the Hyrum rally was the great
est that / ever attended in that city and
l have attended many.
Yesterday we held rallies In Newton
In the morning, and at Mendon In the
afternoon. Both were record breakers in
attendance and enthusiasm. The mon
ster rally at Logan last night was beyond
doubt the greatest political gathering in
the history OF the conuty seat OF Cache
county, While at least 1000 people were
unable to gain admission.
l am confident that Cache county will
be safe for Democracy next Tuesday.
County Chairman Ben T. Lloyd has
arranged for five rallies in this city
next Monday night, Whitney hall, TWEEN
tieth ward amusement hall. Eastman
hall, Unity hall and the fifteenth ward
amusement hall.
Mrs. Edna L. Smith, Mrs. Emeline
Ida B. Smith and Mrs. Isabelle w.
Sears will be at the Woman s Republi-
can club on this afternoon for the pur.
pose of instructing Democrats who may
call how to vote the church Republican
ticket. Most Of the talking will be
done by Susa Young Gates. Bathsheba
W. Smith would be present would her
years allOW UeI 10 AJtcnQs In6Se W0m-
en- will no doubt tell the women voters
who may be present what they have
told others this week, that it was the
wish of the Woman's Relief society
that all vote the church Republican
ticket, as it was duty they owed to
the Lord to vote the church Republi-
can ticket.
Mrs. Susa Young Gates will no doubt
tell these women who call at headquar-
ters that all good Mormon women are
going to vote the church Republican
ticket, as she has been doing the past
several days.
Mrs Bathsheba W. Smith, Mrs. Emms-
line 3. Wells and Mrs. Susa Young
Gates have been telling good Mormon
women that it was the order of the
Female Relief society that they vote
the church Republican ticket. They
forgot, however, to say that In several
instances where they called at houses
they were ordered out with the inform
alton that the Woman's Relief asso-
citation had no business advising others
how to vote.
The Salt Lake temple has been turned
into Republican art gallery, if the
word of number Of those who have
visited the sacred edifice the past few