The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

'If it was a non Mormon that was to
! oe nominated, he continued. 'T ques-
| ton II all would be so eager TO nominate
this man. They say the other man is a
Republican. a non-partisan. ] have no
/ doubts about IL. when you consider that
ne is associated with the man who ran
on the American ticket for district
| Judge"
Gentle. Republicans and Democrats
take notice., II you are associated with
Americans In any capacity. dlsqualihes
} you from making good and efficient
officer on the school board. So, beware,
and not allow your skirts TO come IN too
close contact with a despised American
|. citizen"
Bishop Christensen. at this same meet
Ing, said in substance:
They (neaning the Gentle Republi-
cans who nominated MIR. Van PelD speak
OF the dominant church. has been repre-
sented more than II should be on thar
e BOARD. IL YOU cast your eye over
thGt board. the majority are not mem
pers OF the dominant church: but we (the
I CnuFch) demand a fair representation
They say (mean!ng the Gentle Repub-
licans) we must keep our mouths shut
and say nothing and accept any repre-
sentation that is given us That day Is
past l understand the question is for
a non-paruSan board, and ! say represen-
.dtioh shooId DE such that there can he
no question about it. l VIII sustain Mr..
(Brother) Martin"
,, Bishop Christensen. 90 not Brothers
cGiatnmond, Mcmillan, Moyle, Newman.
l.
lnant church, six out OF ten members, If
Gated? '''i
Bishop Iverson later on at this 81 me
meeting asked Judge Street the question:
How long Will the school board OF Sail
LAKE Guy remain non-partisan and non
sectarian, II all its members belong fo
one party or one church,"
such actions OF Bishops Iverson. Chris
Jensen ana Slauque answer the question
very vel, wei. Our Mormon friends and Cen
on-sectarian conventions. let's see who
the signers are In the different wares
Not one Gentle. except those holding
some Office by the grace of the Mormon
church. ''V''
chairman.
Second ward-Thomas Grew. chairman:
Alexander Buchanan. secretary.
Mr.. Buchanan being delegated the
power 10 appoint his own campaign com
mittee. Any one that knows Mir. Bu-
chanan KNOWS who the personnel of that
questions. "'
% ThiTd ward Precinct, 81. r. x. Thomas:
~; w. J.; Emery; 80. r. c. Collett: 30
John Back; 81. William Mcmillan, SS. O.
y, r., Wallace; 49, F. S. Fernstrom; 10, Perry
Fourth ward-Can Issued Saturday. No
vember u. 1908. for a non partisan con-
TSntlon; iriiId Ja,2 ae6er Young. L. II. Young.
j
l. NAV II. y. Mcmillan. Il. L. sloan :.
=. Is. Clamson; j. l.. Clinhen. II. t. Nelson
George Glade. A. Higham. r w. salmon.
Dr WherrY, Arthur l.. Thomas. Goor1s,
T.: Ellerbeck, IT. +. Thomas. sosepn 3
Wells. l., "A. Clayton, O. y. Beebe. A, &,
Young. Judge j. Il. FricS. a. \. Butler
Joseph G. Shock. Joseph Geoghegan and
9, w, Bailey. N''''
Your committee fails TO find even ma
lone American among this whole rnror, or,o
AS there can be no doubt whatever that
tne dominant church viii use every efl
tort to retain control OF the school board
In this school election, it behooyes everv
true lover Of human liberty 10 20 to the
polls next "Wednesday, December Q and
cast their ballot for members who stand
Tor true separation Of politics In Their
public school system as Ii now EXISTS he.
ing controlled by the dominant church
Wake up. Americans. and do vnur f,u
duty and there can be but one result.
WALTER j. FRAZIER (NormonC
a. y. JARVIS,
WILLIAM MLATGHLIN.
Committee.