Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
! oday 5 Ogden News

A sensation Of the meeting was the
speech of Judge Rolapp who placed
N nomination the name of Mi. Rich
ards He charged that by corrupta-
BILE methods the district judgesfip
was wrested from the people four
wears ago and declared that he would
personally place in prison any per
son found guilty at this election of
illegas halloting. 5s5
Judge Rolapn said ;8f
81 rise to nominate for the high and
office of judge Of the Second
Richards. This gentleman needs no
Seulogy from me. He Is known to every
one of you. because he was born and
reared III this community. has resided
here constantly and has, in fact be-
come5a grandfatherswllile living In your
midst. Everyone knows him to be the
5personiflcatiOr of integrity. Of honor
and of conscientiousness His long
and varied experience in the practise
of law. and his recognized good COM
mon sense and Judgment Will, of course,
make him an ideal Judge on tile bench.
All of these facts are we'll known to
you.
But in view Of the past experience
and OF what was said at the time our
Republican friends nominated their
candidate for this same office, i feel
y ~
time, and before Mr.. Richards be-
comees your candidate, that If you
gentlemen or the people Of this dis
trict desire to name a politician for
the bench. you had better not nomi-.
nate my candidate. because. While he Is,
a Democrat, and has always been ;tfss
ardent advocate of Democratic priiict-;
pies. yet, when he is elevated to thet
bench. he will there know neither Dem
ocrats nor Republicans. neither rlch'
nor poor, neither corporations nor Inv
Bdividuals. His sole consideration Will
be the law and the evidence In the par.
ticular case before him.
No man. even though he has a
congressman for an uncle and q
brother for Judge can be permitted
TO buy votes. That thing must stop.
ANYBODY who expects Charley Rich
ards TO hold back decisions for year
because he can help his party, be-
cause he can assist himself or any
one else. need not vote for him. He
will not advise with parties to an
action before deciding cases and he
the law Is going to be. Charley Rich
ards will not go into the pulDits Of
churches, other than his own and
hypocritically pretend TO lie some
ting that he is not ~
The nomination of Mr. Richards
followed BY the nomination Of Valen-
tine Gideon as attorney, which was
also made by reclamation.
HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Frank Loqez and c. a. New We're
bound oven. to the district court yes
erday afternoon by Judge Murphay in
the police court and placed under
$1,000 bonds each. The men were
charged with burgalarizine the resi-
5dcnce of Mrs. r. FL. Carbon on north
Washington avenue on the evening OF
August % and stealing valuable
silver service. They were given their
preliminary yesterday after which
they were bound over to the district
al Jessie Rice, charged with burg
Flarizing the Assemble Club saloon. was
bound over to the district court under
a $500 bond. Rice was recently an
rested in Pocatello and brought back
to this city.
UTAH sPREsS ASSOCIATION.
Y. The Utah Press Association num-
boring about AS arrived in the city
Yesterday ana were the guests of the
#Intermounting Fair association at the
fair ingthe morning and evening. IN
the afternoon they all went to the
scanyon where they enjoyed a 8chlcken
and trout dinner at Idlewild and later
held Il short business session during
which a&number of routine matters
were transacted
TABERNACLE CONCERT
The concert to be given by the Og-
den tabernacle choir before it's de-
parture for Salt Lake City will be
t,;ven' A tho Tabernacle this evening.