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included speeches at Green Castle. Shell
byVille and Rushville- The speechmaking
began at o'clock in the morning. but
because Of the long distances TO be COW
cred by electric car line the second point
was not reached until long after noon.
TOnlSht's meeting was one Of the big
gest Democratic rallies of the campaign.
Mr.. Kern, upon arrival AT the Traction
terminal station at S:15. was escorted to
TOmliEsOn's hall by large body Of
marchers under the direction of the In
diana Democratic club. He was given a
noisy reception by the crowd that ex-
ceeded the seating capacity of the hall.
After his introduction the candidate pro-
ceeded at once 10 his arraignment of the
ignated Rockefeller and Carnegie. E. H.
Hartman also canne in for a share Of
his attention
Both PIunderers.
Carnegie makes an appeal to the peo-
pie" said Mr. Kern, the very people
whom he has plundered for more than a
quarter OF a century, to stand with him
for Taft, to the end that the plundering
may continue through the generations of
the future.
what does Rockefeller say? He de
clareS that Judge Taft has the proper
temperament to suit him and that from
his (Rockefeller's) standpoint he is entire
ly fit TO be president Of the United States
I am supporting Mr.. Taft he says fur
Their, because his election will make for
law and order Great God, for law and
order John ID. Rockefeller. whose COM
pany was the recipient of that great judi
ciaI prize package. a S29 900. 900 fine. few
months ago! Rockefeller and Carnegie
what precious pair OF distinterested pa
tricts are these two men, who now. side
by side, charge to the front in behalf of
Judge Taft and good government Is
there nothing in this spectacle to move
you, my Republican brother2 You have
heard the animadversion Of Roosevelt up
on Rockefeller. as q man who has broken
more laws and trampled upon the rights
OF the people more than any other man
in this country. Does IL mean nothing to
you that Rockefeller and Carnegie should
find a reason for supporting the Republi-
already thrown his support TO Taft be-
fore the appearance Of Rockefeller and
Carnegie upon the scene
The voters of the United States from
whose earnings these men have so en-
riched themselves as TO be the possessors
of the greatest fortunes in the world will
be deeply interested to know how deeply
and earnestly they desire the election of
the Republican ticket. They are wise and
sagaciOus men-Wise enough under all cir
cumstances 10 act and vote for the pro-
lection and advancement of their own in
terests- VIII not the masses of the Amer
lean people in this election be equally
wise and devoted to their own interests
Mr. Kern left the city at II 80 o'clock to-
night over the Nandalia railroad to be on
hand for the opening of the last day of
his Indiana canvass tomorrow at Prince
ton His route will be from that point
TO RockpOrt. Bonneville, Mount Vernon
and Evansville. He had not been advised
tonight as TO the itinerary for Monday
through Ohio. further than that the final
meeting is scheduled TO be held in Toledo
al night
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Are You Only Half Alive?

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Judge Kings Speech.

This campaign will soon close and the
voters of this state and this nation VIII
be given the opportunity TO indicate oY
theiI ballots the policies o. waicn they
approve Turing this campaign j nave
been making speeches in behalf OF he
Democratic cause and to you peop.e 20
night 1 bring the assurances OF Demo-
cratic triumph in this state. This mes
sage may not delight the Republicans
present. but 1 believe that within rev
months after the election they VIII De
glad to share IN the joy that will come be
cause q Democratic victory Is sure 10
bring peace to Utah
In this campaign in this state We are
met by many issues. political and other
wise chiefly otherwise. When we seek
TO speak on the tariff. the guarantee OF
bank depOsits the Capitalization OF pollu-
cal power. the power of injunction and
other great Questions which are confront
ing the people of the nation today, We
have been forced to meet campaign OF
slarder and malicious falsehoOd waged Dy
the Republicans. They don't want the
people elevated by an intellectual discus
sion of these problems, they want them
plunged into the caVernOus chambers OF
religious prejudice. They want TO BIND and
gag the mouth of one who seeks TO DIS
cuss these broad political questions ana
to loose the tongue of Islander and ABUSE
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APPEALS FOR LIBERTY
BY KING AND POWERS
Continued from Page 1.

safe from attack? I urge that you stand
fast 10 your political faith and force such
things TO cease If not. the disintegra-
ton of the Mormon church will follow.
Such methods have made more American
votes in two weeks than all the 'Ameri-
can workers could have secured in six
months. You are playing into their hands.
When the church holds meetings and tell
their members how to vote they justify
the American party and strengthen il.
There are many Republicans who will not
and cannot countenance these methods.
and who threaten TO leave the Republican
party If they are not discontinued l
wish that it were not necessary TO dis
asrcc fbaca y,rnblar,c
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Carnegie Also for Taft.
"Rafore taking I'D another question.
he said Il want to say that we have
rad another favor granted US TINS
morning. Mr.. Carnegie has come our
for Taft. Mr. Carnegie holds the
largest block of steel bonos OF any
man in the United States. He comes
out with Mr.. Rockefeller. And i was
that steel trust that went TO the WHITE
House and got permission from the
president to absorb a rival. ano the
steel trust is today supporting MI
Taft as IL helped to secure his nominal
rior1 -
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package. F. J. Hill Drug Co.
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PLAIN AS A PIkESTAFF.
Rockefeller Expects to Be Repaid OF
Taft Is Elected.


Rowling Green. o.. oct. 3o-Keeping up
his attacks on John D. Rockefeller arlc
Andrew Carnegie both Of whom have an
nounced publicly their support OF MI
Taft William j. Bryan mere TO-DAY SPOKE
DO YOU understand now" he asked.
why Mr. Taft is not willing that their
contributions shall be published before
Continuing. the Democratic candidate
For a generation the Standard Oil
company has been engaged IN the plncn-
ing business II has been pinching OH
its rivals. and today has a tariff OF about
100 per cent against its chief rival, Russia
Mr.. Rockefeller is supporting the heplIo-
Ucan ticket because he expects. through a
Republican victory, to put his hands IN
the pockets of twenty millions or people
and not be molested in the extortlon III
which he has taken part
Mask Torn Off.
Mr. Rockefeller. by his action, has
torn the mask off the Republican party
The Republican party mas been playing Z
double game in this connection In the
west IL has been presenting Mr. TAFT as
a reformer and in the east as stand
patter. In the west ii has been presenting
Mr. Taft as a man who wants 10 improve
conditions and down east they say;
Just wait until he gets in and see now
safe he will be-
Now insist that the Republican party
shall either serve God or Mammon; II
cannot serve the plutocracy of this eoun-
Try and the masses at the same time II
cannot befriend the monopoies and at the
same time protect the great American
neOpIe. and Mr. Rockefeller has done the
American people signal service IN COM
ing out and takin~ his position where he
belongs. on the side of the Republican
party. because the Republican party is on
his side.
No Longer Room For Doubt.
NY friends. can any American farmer
be deceived now as to the attitude OF the
Republican party? Can any Republican
be so blind as not to understand what
Republican victory means? Do you IN
derstand- now why Mr.. Taft is not willing
that their contributions shall be pub
Iished before the election? Do you under
stand now why il is that the congressional
committee of the Republican party won't
agree 10 publish its contributions even
after the election2 We have published
ours We have told you where cur money
was coming from We have taken you
into our confidence, because our money is
coming from the people who are helping
to fight this battle because ii Is their pat
tie. More than $3.50 Democrats have al
ready contributed to our campaign rune,
and I would rather be elected by 5J,g9
Democrats each giving little than 10 De
elected president by the contributions OF
a few great trust magnates, ana thsh
have them come to the back door OF the
White house and tell me what must co
in order TO pay them back
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NEW JERSEY FOR BRYAN.

y Newark. y. j. Oct 3o.-A plural =
y ity of 1900 for Bryan and Kern in =
y New Jersey Is the prediction made by =
y the Democratic state committee in \
= an official statement issued today =
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SHAFTS OF SARCASM.
John w. Kern Pays His Respects to
Carnegie and Rockefeller.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 3o.-John D
Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie were
made the target for shafts of ridicule by
John ". Kern in a speech here tonight
"A precious pair Of disinterested patri-
OTIS" he called them for their champion
ship of the Republican presidential can
didate.
Like good generals" he said, ''the Re
publican party leaders have been holding
the flower OF their army in reserve for
the crucial moment when the issue of bat
tie is in doubt. The Oh guard is now
being rushed to the firing line. The di-
vision headed by Andrew Carnegie
reached the front yesterday Today John
d. Rockefeller brings up his army corps"
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which should be earnestly and conscien-
tiously waged by antagonists worthy the
name. they have endeavOred to win this
election by dragging into the contest
questions that have no proper place in
politics, they have endeavOred to succeed
b. appealing 70 the religious passions and
rreJudices of the devout members OF the
dominant church.
Il believe in religion. 1t tends TO elevate
US from the sordid things of life, to make
US broader and better men But do not
believe in commingling religion and poll
tics. There is a broad and ample field
for religion and great field for politics
They are separate and apart and just as
soon as an ecclesiastical organization
dominates politics there are sure TO be dire
consequences.
Use Church as Football.
Failing to read history Alright in this
respect. the Republican leaders Of this
state have sought TO use the dominant
about as they choose. Not only that but
slanderers, whisperers and character as
sassins appealing 10 the prejudice and
fear Of the people. not content with en-
deavoring 70 move Democrats over to the
Republican party have sought TO discredit
the leaders Of the Mormon church by
declaring that they were not in harmony
with the church
L will not permit any man. whether he
be Nephi L. Morris or Andrew Jensen
1 am not afraid to mention their names
or the meanest Republican understrapper
in the community to question my fidelity
or that of James II .Moyle. Brigham II.
Roberts. Samuel r. Thurman or Lyman
r. Martineau to my church and theirs
These men are better MOrmOns than they
are, but they are branded as apostates by
these defamerS and slanderers. To his
everlasting shame a Mormon bishop de-
clared that the time had come when
mans fidelity to the Mormon church was
determined by whether or not he voted
the Republican ticket.
Year after year these same whisperers
have come to us with the same cry of ex-
pediency and year after year Mormon
Democrats have gone over TO the Repub-
licans and helped them win their battles
Hasn't the time come for them to come
over TO US? II there is d crisis at hand
and there must be a union of MOrmOns
under some political party that the Nor
mon church may be saved. why DO not
Nephi l. Morris and Andrew Jensen come
to you and tell you 10 unite under tie
Democratic party? Why is il always the
Republican party that is needed TO save
the church? Through it all the thought
is burned into my soul that back OF and
behind and beyond Jh<<r love for the
church is their greater love for the Re
publican party
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Audience Was Large.

Mr.. Kern's comments were called forth
BY the published statement by Mr.. Rookie
teller that he expects to cast his vote
for Judge Taft. and were made before one
OF the biggest audiences he has addressed
during the campaign The meeting was
the final one OF the days series. which
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ROCKEFELLER FOR TAIL
TAFT FOR ROCKEFELLER
Continued from Page 1.
lee- c-,a,i. Also for Taft.

tiers to influence those business me"
who look to the big f1nanciers Ioi
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One Standard for All.

Suppose we deserted our party fealty
and went to the Republicans because they
were in the majority? Then why not apos-
tatize from the Mormon church and Join
with the Catholics or the Buddhists. be-
cause they are in the majority? There is
but one standard of morality for religion
and the same standard Of morality for pol
itics. Do you remember the old Mormon
hymn we love so well TO sing, Do Rlgh-,
No Matter What May BE the Consequent
ces% Let us make that our standard.
In Denver when Senator Dubois of
Idaho sought 10 place In the national
Democratic platform planks which re-
pie successfully opposed his efforts. He
said that he had nothing against the Nor
mon people as class. they were indus
trious and thrifty. but that in politics
they did as ecciesiastics dictated / de-
clared that this was untrue, that the Nor
Continued on Page 8.
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smoot Wants Six Years More.

Reed Smoot has now been our SENATOR
for SIX years. ] opposed his election. but
after his election l opposed the attempt
TO unseat him end would have given all
my means. if necessary. to assist him IN
retaining that seat. Now he wants six
years mere. William Spry wants to be
promoted from United States marshal TO
governor Callister, who has held a fed
eral position. wants four more years.
Colonel Squires. who has held a political
position for God knows how long. wants
to hold it little longer. Governor Thorn
as who has held a political position since
the time TO which the memory of man
runneth not, wants to be perpetuated in
office. And so it goes If you want TO
keep Colonel Souires and Jody Eldredge
and Governor Thomas IN everlasting pow
er vote the Republican machine ticket.
perpetuate the federal machine and strife
and bitterness in our state
But consider with me for a moment
what the result would be if We followed
the course they want US to- Let US sup
pose that the Mormon Democrats would
all move over into the Republican party
and take our. stand beneath the Republ-
can party. We then would have a church
and an anti-church party There would
b. no Gentiles left in the Republican party
unless possibly Governor Thomas and
sem other perpetual Officeholder. We
might defeat the Gentle party once or
twice. but we could not kill il. For you
cannot kill a cause by defeating it. In
ten years Utah will have population Of
nearly 100000 people. The development
of our great resources, our mines and
our farms would bring from eastern states
a stream of immigration And those peO-
pie would be practically all GentiIes.
Where would we expect them to take
their stand-with the church party or with
the Gentle party2 We know they would
go with the Gentiles. Little by little the
party would spread until il controlled not
only Salt Lake City but other cities not
alone Salt Lake county. but several coun-
ties until in a few years il would control
the state Is il not better that the Nor
mons and Gentiles live side by side in
peace and happiness? The Nazarene
teaches that we should love our God with
our whole heart and whole soul and that
We should love our ueighbor as ourselves.
Let US carry out that divine injunction.
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Carneqie's Declaration.

I'VE now have an oil trust and the steel
trust lined up side by side working for
Mr. Tafts candidacy. Mr.. Carnegies
statement yesterday on his arrival from
Europe. that the election OF Mr. Bryan
would be a national tragedy is not only
shocking. but should arouse the indigna-
ton of all fair-minded citizens of the
country regardless OF party affiliatiOn-
Mr. Carnegie. I am reliably informed. is
not even a voter in this country. Mr..
Carnegie has amassed a large fortune
as the result. in part at least, Of RepUb-
Hcan policies, special privileges and
rObber tariff. which Mr. Bryan and ev
cry true Democrat condemns as so odious
and oppressive as TO demand immediate
reform. Hence the election of Mr.. Bryan
is denounced by Mr.. Carnegie as 4
ira gedy."
Chairman Mack declared that he had
learned that the Republican national
committee had a campaign fund OF g.
01oeO0 and that Of this sum 100000 was
being used for the purpose of coercion
and bribery The national chairman said
further that 500 90 of the Republican
campaign fund had been sent into Indi-
ana and that more than that sum had
been sent into Ohio.
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PROMISED TO BE GOOD.
How Taft Secured Support of Rookie
Teller and Carnegie.

New York. Oct. So.-Charges were made
today by Norman z. Mack. chairman OF
the Democratic national committee. that
the declaration of John D. Rockefeller
for Taft for president was the result OF 2
deal between the Republican national
committee and the Standard Oil inter
ests. whereby National Chairman Hitch
cock received large campaign Contr1bu-
lions and Mr.. Rockefeller the promises
Mr. Mack said that undoubtedly the Szs.-
coo Oa0 fine of the Standard Oil company
would be fixed up in the event OF Mr.
Taft's election as a part OF the bargain.
Mr.. Mack SAID:
THE Standard Oil company has landed
where everybody knew il would land. Mr..
Rockefeller held back for bargain and
got what he wanted His declaration for
Taft is good for at least 10000 votes In
the doubtful states. l cannot speculate
on the exact amount the Republican ma
tiOnal committee received from NJ Rock
efeller. but one can rest assured that
they both received their price, Hitchcock
getting the money and Rockefeller the
promises which suggest the question
whether Tar is with Rockefeller or with
Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1908-10-24
DIES BY SAME ROUTE
AS DID HER HUSBAND
Victim of Melancholia, Woman
Leaps TO Her Death From
Fourth Story.
Fourth Story.

NEW YORK, Oct 24-Melancholia,
resulting from the suicide of her hus-
band in last August, caused Mrs. Anna
Dressed. Of 169 East Sixty-first street, TO
initiate his manner Of death by Jumping
from fourth-story window in the
Hahnemann Hospital yesterday morn
ing Lillian Gardner, the night nurse
who had charge Of Mrs. Dressed, left
the room temporarily. and when she
returned the patient had disappeared.
The nurse rushed to an open window
and saw the body on the concrete be
low
DIS. Farmer and Nader, who were
sleeping on the ground floor of the
building, heard the sound of the body
striking upon the walk They dressed
hurrledly and ran out They found
Mrs. Dressed dead, with practically
every bone in her body broken. Coroner
Hamburger said hospitals should take
precautions so that patients could not
jump from the windows. even though
bars were prohibited by the fire regu-
latlOnS.
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SLAYER OF JACKSON
GETS OUT OF PRISON
Dr.. Goddard Helped by Rich
Widow of Man He Shot
in 1897.

JEFFERSON CITY. No. Oct "a
DR.. jefferson D. Goddard, whose trial
and conviction Of the murder Of Fred
ericlC Jackson, a laundry man of Kan
sas City. April ?, 1897. was one Of the
most sensational character, was re-
leased today from the State prison.
After three trials he began a twenty
year term in the spring OF 1901, but
Communication and good behavior set him
free today. Goddard shot Jackson in a
hotel in Kansas City.
The men had been on bad terms for a
long time because of DIT. Goddard's al
legged relations with Mrs. Jackson. Dur
ing the trial Mrs. Jackson and her four
young daughters assisted Goddard in
every way, and after he had begun his
term they helped to obtain a cOmmuta-
ton from Governor Dickery. Mrs Jack
son still conducts the laundry, owns
much real estate. and is estimated 10 be
worth $3.50 900. The foundation of her
estate was laid by Jackson, who came
here poor man, from Illinois, twenty
years ago.
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HUSBAND WINS SUIT
OVER WIFE'S CHARGE
Man Alleges Inhdelity Against Wo-
man, Who Replies That He Is
luSanely Jealous.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-Notwithstand-
ing that mis- wife. Elizabeth. brought a
counter suit against him for separation
alleging that he was insanely jealous
and administered 20 his littIe daughter,
Maxine. baths Of icy water TO make
her tough" Maximiuian Ruttenau. a
wealthy importer Of "A Stone street, won
from a jury before Justice O'Gorman.
in the supreme court, a verdict for di-
vorce. Ruttenau accused mis- wife of
violating her marriage vows with John
L. Lyons at Rockaway Beach and at
the apartment occupied by the Rutten-
aus, 525 LenOX avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutte1au We're married
iE 1902. The husband was then forty
eight years old ana his bride seventeen.
Mrs. Ruttenau put in an answer deny
ing her husbands allegations and asked
for separation. She was not present
and therefore an inquest was taken
in her husbands suit resulting in his
favor.
The Washington times., 1908-10-24

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LlTTLEFIELD SWAPS
POLITICS FOR LAW
Gives Up Career in Maine to Take
Up Legal Practice in
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct H-Charles E.
Littlcfield, Of Rockiand. Me. formerly
Representative IL Congress. has given
up his political career in that State and
has come TO New York 70 practice law.
lie applied TO the appellate division
Of the sUreme court today for ADHESION
to the bar and was sworn IN as an at
toruey by Judge Ingraham.
Judge Lucius 4. Emery. Of the su-
preme court Of Maine, Endorsed the APP
plicatiOn, as did also William J. Curtis
and Wallace Mac Tarland. Mr.. Little
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