The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
ING RALLY
( HELD At PARK
Theater Filled to Over
ng to Hear American
Doctrines.
ADDRESS IS MADE
ATTORNEY A. j. WEBER
|. Shows Up Smootism
Ind Is Frequently
Applauded.

Tribune.
cITY, Oct. 29.-Residents OF
turned out In large numbers
ig 20 attend the American party
h was held in the Dewey thea
commodious building was filed
Ping long before the gathering
TO order, and there was an
OF enthusiasm, The band rem
.ral selections upon the streets
rally began,
" was second only TO the first
can demonstration hela in this
weeks ago, when the Summit
ket was put into the tield. The
Lg so crowded that the band was
live up the music pit and occu-
Age with the speakers. Those
/ the speakers platform were w.
| David Baxter. Fl. S. Townsend:
Vt and George y. Quinn. all
candidates on the county ticket
k City band rendered a number
ms Including several patriotic
IS. Townsend, American candl-.
county attorney. introduced ;.
as chairman OF the evening.
said had resided In Park City
han thirty-four years
n Eayt said he was greatly en-
10 see such large attendance
3 who were interested In the
Us welfare. He said ne felt
] of Park City for It's interest
erican cause. He said that he
oposed 10 any religion or party,
opposed to church domination.
called attention to the manner
d he people OF Park City had vol
-axed themselves heavily for
Which the splendid school build
erected.
'ng, he said the laws OF Utah
county commissioners power 10
.ese schools at their discretion.
1.-THE people If they were willing
commissioners who would be in
liking these schools away from
1 He pointed out that the
candidates were both Park city
and IL elected would see that
g remained here. lie was ap-
r this remark.
time a duet was sung by Miss
* and Charles p. Prisk.
:. A. J. Weber Talks.
. y. Weber. American candidate
4. attorney. was the next speak
I'D Park CITY had reason TO be
.Tican candidate for state treas
:. complimented the people upon
ladid county ticket. and said that
ID bear in mind that vote for
.vblican legisla tive candidates
votes for Reed Smoot. :.
ser called the miners attention
I.t that the American legislative
would be In favor OF the enact
.Gs which would be beneficial 10
-lg man. He said the American
not narrow. but most liberal
pss. Some OF its members were
"ome for Debs. and he personally
-yilllam j. Bryan. This remark
ed with much applause.
rlc in the audience cried out
! you favor Tor governor" The
ely responded. Not Spry." This
rth cheers from all parts OF The
It. Weber continued by saying
Would rather see knight elected
but added, "t am In favor OF
did American. John a. Street"
= said that Smoot was the head
~st despotic ring ever in exist
said that he noticed the en-
n romancerS, at the mention
There was great laughter. had
.he announcement OF some great
A. He said when IT was summed
3 md King had gone TO dinner
p There Is no combination. the
that the Democrats are talking
Sal as Americans do. One thing
he said, there were no Smoot
/. en- on the American ticket. He
one OF the American judicial
> considerable mention, As for
ne was q candidate for district
ne said, and would see TO H.. in
lection. that Mormon, Jew and
--,he corporation and labor!ng
,l.ould all be treated fairly.
Paramount Issue.
ssamouat issue was: "Shan Nor
tte 10 the people," He wanted
~ Tafts name was taken from
scan ticket by true Republicans.
/. fer has been O. time, said the
ofhen church leaders did not In
Utah politics. In this camp,
~remainder Of Utah. the great
Z Vas: Shall the apostolic sem
Burned? Is 1t good or wise TO
I''Eands smoot q Bunch.
enator Smoot was preaching ia
v recently. Mr., Weber said, he
- Gods plan Tor salvation, and
the great truths found In the
The next day he came out In
voice talking politics.
<ipstIe OF Sunday was the poll
~uondey. lying about the Amcri-
-. Weber continued. "He wore
iIaft badge IN church. and aid
flchange his clothes To enter into
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