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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
WILL HAVE TO COME FIRST, LEGISLA,
TION AFTERWARDS -

All this was the beginning OF most cun
ning and wel-lad plan of attacking Salt Lakes
great mining and smelling industry. The
American party had won its first victory and
was then engaged in its first county campaign
The political leaders Of the Mormon church had
discovered the fact that thousands OF new cltI-
zens were added to our population and that
they were invariably opposed to the interfer-
ence of the dominant church in the affairs OF
state Such men as the aged and bigoted presi-
dent and the political-apostle were far-s!ghted
enough to know that unless the smelling indus
try was crushed, that tho great mining camps
would fill up with gentles and it would only be
q question of few years until this district
would pass forever from the control of the
agents of the church
At that time it was questionable how the
mining and smelling people were standing po-
htically. The people were about to vote and
movement was made to incense the farmers
against the smelters, and by doing so, INTINII-
DATE THE SMELLING AND MINING IN
TERESTS so that they would not dare permit
their men TO participate in the campaign. 1t
was as COLD-BLOODED a PIECE OF PO-
LITICAJ BRIGANDAGE AS WAS EVER
WITNESSED IN ANY COMMUNITY, and so
viciously was this policy pursued that it CAME
VERY NEAR STRIKING y DEATH-BJOW
TO THIS SPLENDID CITY.
Have the business men and the workingmen
forgotten how they trembled when they were
brought to realize what the fight against the
smelters meant
Have thousands of workingmen forgotten
how THESE PLANTS WERE CLOSED
DOWN FOR MONTHS AND MONTHS, owing
to LITIGATION and THREATS OF HOSTILE
LEGISLATION7 Is there any man, in view OF
these facts who will say that it is safe 10 elect
members of the legislature who are selected by
Smoot in Salt Lake, Summit, Tooele and Juab
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Democratic Leader Will Now
Invade State Of Rival for
the Presidency.
CANDIDATE PRAISED BY
JUDGE ALTON B. PARKER
Every Stop Made by the COM
mOner Is Scene of Most En-
thusiaStic Greeting.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 29..Haying
delivered in this city tonight &is last
speech Of the campaign in the empire
state, William ]. Bryan is now speeding
westward and in the morning VIII make
another invasion OF Ohio. y feature
in connection with Mr.. Bryan ARRIVAL
here was his initiation, In his private
car, to the Order of Mystique Krewe OF
Kanoouo, Syracuse boosters club. Ac-
cordinc TO the rules, be was given the
Indian name of Heap Big Tall4 Pa
poose of the Platte, which, lnterpfeted;
means "The Boy Orator of the Platte.
Before boarding his car tonight tnea
candidate expressed himself as vel!
pleased with his reception here, as well
as with the other welcomes received
during his five days tour of the state.
The Bryan special arrived here early
this evening and found a big crowd on
hand 10 welcome the candidate. In re-
sponse to the demand of many present,
Mr.. Bryan stopped on the station plat
form long enough TO shake hands with
several hundred persons who crowded
about him. lie was then hurried away
for the two addresses scheduled for the
evening. The principal gathering was
at the Wicting opera house, where
Judge Alton g. Parker also spoke
Judge Parker lauded Mr.. Bryan IN q
speech which contained also much OF
criticism for Mr.. Taft and Gov Hughes
High Tribune to Bryan.
cit gives me pleasure, he said, "to
come here tonight, especially because
! am permitted to advocate for little
time the cause of one who has ideals
lofty character and exalted patriotism
the Democratic standard-bearer roT
the presidency"
The great crowd cheered itself hoarse
BRYAN.
Judge Parker arrived at the opera
house ahead of Mr.. Bryan. whose first
engagement was at the city hall, where
he spoke to an immense throng. Both
there and at the opera house ne received
rousiug welcome.
called attention 10 the fact that the
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counties when il is so apparent that Smoot not
only desires these men to assist in his candidacy
for reelection but to use them AS CLUBS TO
HOLD OVER THE HEAD OF THIS MIGHTY
INDUSTRY?
Right now the very life of the prosperous
little cities of Murray and Garfield is threat
encd by this same hidden and dangerous
scheme. Men are being mised into the supposi-
tion that it is to their interests to vote the
Smoot ticket when the most hostile enemies of
those communities are on the Smoot ticket,
Such short-sightedness is past understanding
Don't YOU think Mr.. Merchant, and you,
working EN- and women, that it IS time to call
halt? Don't you think it is proper TO give Mr..
Smoot to understand that he has placed his
hands even too deeply into the commercial
heart of this community?
Are you going to permit him TO pack the
Legislature with tools who will support the coun-
ty machine that will continue to sandbag and
to intimidate the smeltermen of this valley?
There is limit to the endurance of every
man. and Il hostile officials are kept in power,
and hostile legislators are clothed with author
ity and compelled to yield obedience to the de-
mands Of an arrogant, selfish and ambitious
political priest, it is only a question of time
until THESE FIRES WILL BE BANKED AND
THESE SHELTERS WILL BE CLOSED, not
for brief season until temporary peace can be
agreed upon, BUT FOR ALL TIME TO COME.
1t is the duty of every man who is employed
in the mining and smelling industry in this en-
tire state, to crush Smootism while it is not so
powerful as it will be if it reintrenches itself
and is enabled to strengthen its force during the
next few years
Smootism is absolute menace to this en-
tire city and to this entire state, because Smoot-
ism knows that unless it CHECKS THE
GROWTH OF THE MINES AND THE
SHELTERS AND THE MATERIAL GROWTH
OF THIS CITY, that it cannot hope to control
the affairs of the state beyond the next four
FIVE years,
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{ was IN language such as that
q above that Brigham II, Roberts,
q Sixteenth ward amusement hall,
I 6ay night. denounced the federal
! the Republican managers and
7 tkhods pursued by the Republican n
i'm the campaign now being waged
- state.
q Roberts spoke for nearly two
Land q half 10 an audience that
q. every part of the amusement
h and time anu again when he
I'd q climax in his address he was
r.Ided 20 the echo. When he
~ rthe declaration above quoted
: 1ldience rose en- masse and cheered
and again, and 1t was some time
! "a quiet was restored.
~ uudience was composed very
-v OF elderly voters, those who
time and again heard the issues
fBed, and many of whom. probably.
3ecn visited by the gumshoers and
s,erers IA this aud other campaigns.
=, Roberts and Oscar ". Moyle,
IAN Of the meeting, also paid con
'a bic attention 10 Nephi l.. Morros,
g rent of Salt Lake stake, for the
.ie has taken in The campaign.
Oscar w. Moylc Heard.
Gar. W. Moyle. chairman Of the
sag. in the opening speech said
s4claim is being made that mem
N the dominant church, thIt We
ntsrats. should vote the Republican
4 = and whyi II is reported that
ss'esideut OF tho stake in which VIC
{ pacated has advised and asked it,
4 \. that the Democrats should vote
Republican ticket would like
!. * the gentleman why. L. be in
= inter position TO inquire or 10 dc,
R1e as to how the Democrats should
h,than the Democrats themselves
a9did he become possessed Of 81.
!. knowledge? Is it 10 be expected
q 3e would be more enlightened with
strnce 10 political questions than
s..9l WHY should he speak for me OF
Nus Can be say how many voter,
sSbhould DC for the American ticket
m Democratic ticket or the Repub
n4icke,l Can be tell YOU any bet
\ ifsen ANYBODY else what is best q
" beat the American partyf Thai
kpus 20 determine Has he any bet
b yowledge than wei
l.Hlembers Of the ward who heard
4 peal said that they could not tinj
lble could not say that he wa,
fH}ng for anybody higher up. H
" ot dare or pretend 10 say that j
0 p from the church, and we know
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Ies TO Today's Tribune
Observation-Disclosures
Departnents.
Page
Domestic.

~ cheercl b. great throngs In
lties OF New York STATE ......
.fan closes has tour OF New
{ork and hastans 20 OG!o ....
ecticn fore casts as given out
~ Republican leaders ..,......I
re In Cincinnati slSyscTaper re-
jonlts In injury OF many girls !
national echo OF the Abe Ruef
- ......-.....
<tional committeeman OF lndc-
fncence party for Missouri! at
InckS Hearst 80. ..............
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Eerklcr.Lane Nnptials.
ciaI tn The Trlbune.

Special 20 The TTlpuH''
BOSTON, Mass, oct. e2.,-tn Chelses. a.
FER az John u. Lane OF Everett. was mar
Red 10 Rev James y. BerH!er ~ Sals
Lake CITY. Utah. The ceremony took
49, ~ the First Congregational church.
bS,, FRANCES w. Bakeman, y. D., OF Che!.
sea officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss
snsan B Brakeman and the best man wai
Jobn -. Lane, brother OF the bride. Fo,
lowing the ceremony, reception was held
%, fhe church parlors.
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Guild Again Stricken,

BOSTON. Oct. 29.-Gov. Guild was
seized with a severe attack of ga5tritis
today. AS this is the third dangerous
illness experienced by the governor
within a year, there is considerable
anxiety over his condition.
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oner was brought in by the civil Off
cials. Governor Patterson had q num-
Der Of suspects and witnesses before him
TO-DAY. among them Frank FeEriner, who
made q confession "wednesday night. The
wedding out of prisoners has begun early
and thrty-nve who have been able 10
give satisfactory accounts OF themselves
were released today.
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Local

/eham ", Roberts eNcoriates
hurch Republican crowd ..... !
ID damage suit flied against
VEL known physician .........1s
mt over water at state prison
- virtually settled -. ....ii
rt'on wagers are being mad9
DunSNer ....-- .-.......-.-..lt d
pred American club holds
2 fpuslng rally .,...,..lf
tAtest American meeting OF
2 tampaisn held at Unity hall
I lrsregational association meets
~ convention ,.....iC
f'les OF Wouan's Auxiliary OF
rkncrican party hold rally ....Ie
!, :ousm The blot on state of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
rs TIME HAS AT LAST COME
FOR MANHOOD TO ASSERT ITSELF
,stle Smoot, Federal Gang, Deseret News and
RED Light" Republican Soundy fxcoriated
by One of Seven Presidents of
Seventies.

81 have been exile Cor it (tho church, family in exile
that taught the
and stood among those who were branded as shameful have
I'd have stood by those who went down to maryrdom and in ny arms
bodies What the now! The
ho gms9eing in this political campaign represent me as untrpc to
ehway aosta aud not to be trusted II about time that some
should should those whom jnfu
stand against such damnable nfamy this brigham H.
oberts.
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RELEASING OF SUSPECTS
AMONG NIGHT RIDERS

CAMP MEMO, REELFOOT LAKE.
Tenn. Oct. 29-No military detachment
went out today In search of nghtrder
sIlSnccls OF Witnesses ial hrIt one nria-
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rHER SHELTER FOR UTAH.
roRy HOTEL FOR SALT LAKE

md Il doesn't matter who Is elect
/ president the work VIII be
5nsy UIll do it," says Samuel
.rhouse. the mining uagnate.
10 is daily proving lu I material
"a his sincere fellowship for and
fh IN the great iDteTmountain
sfropolis. Watch Salt Lake grow.
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RESPONSIBILITIES oRAVITATE
TO THE PERSON WHO CAN

shoulder them. and power flows to
the man who knows how, sings the
iuimitaole Ebert Hubbard. and thi1
Is 1ust as true IN advertising as any
other walk OF life. Peal compelling
copy Will help turn the Eow OF
dollars into your cash drawer. Put
your best thought in your adver-
5 tising COPY. There's money I'm -,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids are now asked for the
complete grading and maaadamiz-
ing of a County Road. two and four
tenths miles long, beginning with
the eastern limits OF Princeton Ave.
of the City OF Bluefield, and running
to the gag OF Stony Ridge in the
direction OF Princeton. w. Va.
Said bids Will be opened June d,
1903.
Mercer County has now acquired
complete right OF way for this
road.
In order to be considered. certified
check for 100000 must accom~
pany each bid. The committee. CON
sisting of II. II. Bailey. p. ]. Kelley.
and w. IL. Conman. reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. If
contract is awarded TO anyone. the
bidder is expected to give guarantee
bond in the sum OF $4,000.
Plans and specifications may be
had at the Offices OF the committee
in the City OF Blueheld. w. Va.
BY order of the committee.
w. IT. COLEMAN, Chairman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26
CALL ISSUE
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONNEN.
TION TO MEET AT CHARLES
TON ON JULY 20.

To the democratic voters OF West
Virginia:
Conforming to the established
custom. and in pursuance bf the
authority vested In the Democratic
State Executive Committee It is
ordered by said committee that a
state convention OF delegated rep
resentatives of the democratic party
from the several counties oi the
state be held I'm the city OF Charles
ton. in the county of Kanawha, for
the purpose OF selecting candidates
OF said party to be voted for at the
general election to be held in the
month OF November OF the present
year for the following Offices:
Governor, secretary OF state, state
superintendent of free schools, audi
tor, treasurer, attorney general, two
electors at large for president and
vice president of the United States.
presidential electors for the several
congressional districts, the choosing
OF the members of the state demo
cratic executive committee, and the
transaction of such other business
as may be deemed proper and nee
essary; and the said convention
shall assemble at O'Clock p. m
on the 10Th day Of July. 1908.
Said convention shall consist OF
delegates from the several counties
Of the state, proportional as fol
lows: Each county shall have one
delegate in said convention, and no
more, Cor each one hundred votes
or fraction thereof of fifty votes or
more cast in the county for John J.
Cornwell I'm 1904. That Is TO say:
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n !!!!! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MAY ~, 1908.

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Norfolk and all points on the Shop.
andoah division. rullmnn Slocner
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and Northwest. Pullman Sleeper for
columbus and Cincinnati Cafe Cars.
81 . n. m, Pullman Sleeper for
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Leave S:25 a. m. and 2:25 D. m.
laily for Tazewell, Norton and all
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Arrive from Norton and points on
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Leave CLIO n. m. for Welch and
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Call on agent Norfolk and West
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additional information.
w. b. BEVILL, G. y. A.,
ROanOkc Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received by the Board
OF Education OF Beaver Pond dis
trIct until Wednesday, June 2nd, at
- o'clock noon. !or the consiruc-
ton OF High school Building IN the
city of BIueGcId in accordance with
plans and specifications now on file
at the office Of w. L. & e l.. Shut
ncbargcr Architects, ElucGcld, West
Virginia.
Bids Will be received as follows:
Ca) For the building complete in
every detail
CD For tho building complete
excl ding The heating and ventila-
ton thereof
Co Bids will be received for the
heating and vontllating Of said build
ing only.
The succc sful bidder win he re-
quircd TO furnish bond in q Guaranty
Company, LEGALLY authorized to do
business IN West VIRGINIA. I'm double
tho amount bid.
All bidders viii be required 10
deposit n certified check with their
respective bid for 3 per cent. of the
amount bid, payable to the Board Of
Education and "amo TO be- forfeited
To- the said board, 600 case said bond
is not flied within 10 days after the
letting of The said contract
The Board Of Education reserves
The right 90 reject any and al bids
All bids should Doc addressed 90 the
Secretary of Che Board o. Education,
BlucGeld, west Virginia.
By order OF the Board OF EIuca-
ton
H. L. BOWMAN. Secretary
BlucGold. west virginia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26
GREAT BARGAINS IN NICE LOTS

Capt. ID. b. Baldwin, agent of the
East View Land and Warranty com
pany, is now Offering great bargains
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

My friends having been denied
the privilege OF voting for me in
the Republican county convention,
after my name had been properly
and regularly placed before said
convention. they feel that they
should have the right to vote for
me in the general ell sction. there
fore announce myself an independ-
ent candidate for the offc OF county
clerk. and promise. ~ elected. to
faithfully and impartially discharge
the duties of said office.
j. l.. T. SENTZ.
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NOTICE.

Having sold out my entire bust
ness, / desire TO collect up All ac-
counts due me by June 1st There
fore all who are indebted TO me will
please call at my old stand. where
you Will find me, and scttlc AT once.
Thanking all my customers for past
patronage.
MORRIS ROSENBERG.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for clerk of the county court
of Mercer county. subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic convention.
and respectfully ask the support OF
my friends in convention and at tho
polls. r. III. BAILEY.
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NOTICE.

The following is notice that c.
T. Myers, residing at BmencId,
Mercer County west Virginia, has
filed with the clerk OF the County
Court an application to the County
Court, accompanied by n certified
copy OF permit from the City
Council of Bluenold for Hccnse to
sell at retail splrituous liquors,
wines. porter, ale, beer and drinks
of like nature for The period be-
ginning June list, 1905, and ending
June 3Oth, 1909, in the Il. l.. Bailey
at the corner of Mercer
street and BucGcld avenue, I'm the
city OF Blucheld, w. Va.
Given under my hand this q
day of May 1908.
ESTGLL BAILEY.
Clerk of County Court
23-4w
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26

PROJECT

Pendleton, Ore. May s6.-Uncle
sam will tomorrow turn water from
the big reservoir upon the land In
the Umatilla government irrigation
project. thus formally opening the
great reclamation enterprise. The
vast reservoir will flood $500 acres
when filled To it's full capacity. A
special excursion to Hermiston and
an enthusiastic celebration at that
nlacc will mark the completion OF
the work
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-26
ADMINIsTnAIOns NoTIcE

All persons having claims against
The estate OF Ernest IT, Artcrs. dc
ceased, arc requested 10 present the
same TO the undersigned for settle
mint, and those who owe the estate
VIII please call and settle their IN
dcbtcdness without delay.
=. ". EASLEY, Administrator.
5-11-4t