Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
All fhree ? arties Will Hold Salt
lake County Conventions
Here Next Week.
HEARST ARRIVES TUESDAY.
His Sensational Effects onSthe.
National Situation in All
Parties Lend Interest.
IN Legislative Line-np Presidency of
Senate Is Open to Field, Will,
n w Is obinsOn tier Spea kership

E.ssSV.S Isobinson Aftcr Speakership.
Ig Next week in Utah politics is TO be
an important one. From far and near
+ the war trumpet ITS OF the campaign Mir
4 sound, and the Salt Lake county tick
\ cts Of all three OF the &contesting par
s tiessSSy he launched upon the public.
Z 70 nliven & ma tters$S with an affair Of
I more than local interest, William RAN
/! do phi Hearst will arrive to perhaps,
read some on more OF the letters that have
/ MADE MS western tour the principal
s feature of the nat ional campaign and
4 the source Of statements used so iex-
; tensively in the II oosevelt- Bry an For
alSer-H Haskell correspondence. "A
The fact that charges developed by
Villiarn Rando lph Hearst have altered
materially the national politicalss3map
+ within the week will at least insure
him a packed auditorium for Ills #ap-s
+ peaiance. as the people will want much
to hear what he thinks of his work An
:; Eliminating Foraker from the cam
a paign. in dropping Haskell from the
democratic ZEN. ezra national committee, and in
stirring President Roosevelt into ac-
ton upon the official position held by
& i. Coleman Dupofit4of{ Delaware
Here is the schedule or diverting
events which make up nextgweekss pro-
i gram Of poll tical nelange and ter
everyone an item of Interest, no mat
ter what be the particular shade OF
his beliefs: II
Monday american party state con-
yeiition.
Tuesda VI earst grafton, with talk
fS f7at,t it,1 n
TUESDAY Republ ican county cpnVen-
Is ton. ~ at rs y 353s
Wednesday Democratic county con
YeiitiOn. 5yS i8 "
q sday 4; n, peIaocr Judi Judi
rrhui'sda Open dat Siis 81 MI s3Ss
Demo attic tate comm tee
& meeting, to fill acancy on ticket and
elect a chairman. s ssg: 65S
rhe closing day ssof the week will mo
doubt sec the cam ign enterilg the
Home stretch fol- q pace that Will not
4 be slowed down until fter the voting
machines are ttlrough HI ringing In the 7
votes, and the people know whether
4 BRYAN or Taft is to be declared heir OF
tho Roosevelt admir- istration now be-
ing worked cut.
35 In Salt Lake county the y terest just
now is An slate-making for the TIRES
county conventions. All active candf-a
dates are about looking UP likely
y trades. and preparing to- land Them
selves and selected list of friends OH 3
{ the ticket,
For the Repu blican convention the
candidacy of Carl Badger for the state
senate is the feature of the Week his
candidacy having been accompa MED by
an announcement from Harry S. 3os-&
5epI1, that the spea ker of the late house
will not rum as formerly he an
5Iounced he would, son his record : for
the senate. \.
Samuel G.. Park Is another of the
three state senators to be selected from
B salt Lake, county whose candidacy has
been announced, on the Republican
ticket. That there will be a large
number of{candidates IS almost &c rtaln.
4 Stephen II. Love, formerly president
of the senate, has friends who are men
d tioningS his name in the hope of getting
him into the race for renomina ton.
THE PRESIDENCY.
Ana the question Of who is to be pres
identfo the next senate looms inine-
iiately ahead. State senator Wesley
I X. Walton, d best Der of the body,
and wheel horse of the Republican
party. Was the logical. candidate for
# The position, and had enough votes
among the holdover members to give
him safe lead for the place. h =. ne ne
that the position this time belonged
IN DAYS county instead Of to Rich
county. from which he comes, a nd con-
sedueftly he will probably not urlis
10 the body That makes the p p!tas
open 70 g large heia M,sl,rn IN
4 support. FIJI
ROBINSON FOR SsP ' EARla
A cross head like the above during
the last session would have referred m
the general mind to Harry Robinson
= nf Bingham, who was then floor leader
md er larry S. oseph. speaker.
But this political season refers TO \
r, W. Robinson of, Logan. former may
mr. OF that town. president of the
League of Utah Mayors and makef5o ~
beautiful speeches, one especia ~ hay lts 6
Inc been recently addressed to the e$ SAT-
Lake boosters y, ~, "a
dafe for Congress. but refused 70 tax
i t,1al .fieId against Joseph Howell. 81 Now
q h.a M out FOR the lower house. the SEN
atorial position having been tiiieds SO
recently that 1t Is not now open TO as
ptrants. If elected to the lower mouse
Robinson will be a candidate for speak
ar and so far his is the only definite
bnom in sight. His friends say ne
5 ms the Republican nomination IN AIS
& fnocket without contest. After that the
elements to be overcome are the a sT.Il,
tingency that Cache So es for t5ryaii ai'ti
the DelnOcra tlcfSldlett SiNel'. 'iio + .t'
nas, iorityao of the next house fail to wear
Rani,blican badges or pledge them
selves to some southern candidate
nane and age not yet mentioned
/. fT3nxeIder, Weber and Davis counties
IVA holding their Republican county
conventions today. g tab county follows
With 4 convention on Monday.sand We Ne.
ber with u Republican convention
tuesday.
LOOSE NAMES COMMIT Z = F.
col. L. r. Loose. Republican state
nm rI,1an and national committeeman man
4 t,as ri returned from an eastern TOUR
,s.SeTss he attended a meeting of the ma
ttn,,,1 committee, He named ms iist
~, state committees Yesterday as ioi-i
lows: 5s .s4, W. Me-
-aTT,iek Arthur Pratt. Walker !, a .ls
,,,',.t, Wesley *. Walton, H. p. JeIltiii Is,
+ 49, ~ Miller. l.. II. Anderson. D.E ~ ".
s I.,eislins. Carl "a Badger. j. u. FL !,
$3.50, ~. c, Al Giazier, Gov. .iohr -.
,s,,tie, r. Knox, F., W kopinson.s
,s,,ner Jones. Rudolph knc "a ~ ~. ~
lam eilaslrlann, Ivor AJa = y 9 ST.
i r fsaa 20 Commute 2 Irvine,