The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
LADIES PREsl
At A BIG Ml|
Large American Gath,
the Home Of Mr. )
Shannon.
UNDER AUSPICES Or
WoAAN'S Auyp
Prof. Martin, ], Walesa
son and Z, R Cr;,.,,
the Speaker.

Under the auspices Of c
Auxiliary Of the Anaeriea, @s
the oest-attended and mos.
railies OF the present camn,,'
Thursday night at the bo,.T
J.. Shannon, in Poplar c..
ing the locality. Inc Hao'c.
greater than could hayss ssNtSeruf
the seating capacity beIss1
Deyond It's capacity. more ~,
being present The au6,snea ea
q large number OF young rnse ~
enthusiasm displayed b9 ~
class was Overwhelming i
Professor A. S. Martin iM
nee for the lower honsa.
Thompson, candidate for -
eral. and Z. 3. Critchlou el
again. ~'P'aaas
Music was furnished b, ~
Wilkinson. Miss E'lorence 1,
Stedman and Harold fIolnss
ter rendered the vocal sn,n :.
20 BE An American TO .FseJ y.
The programme was onenr;
selection by Miss WIlkjusos Il;
Wilkinson, president OF iha -.
presided, '"'
Professor Martin sp.,h
Professor Martin WIS ,hs -
and although his remarss %
form OF a conversatI tIonai' ian
pointed and were received Nh
probation on the part of ~,
He began by declaring that (,
OF Salt Lake City would ill.,
to be Ike those OF ofhar =,
thinking about the great nsn.-
tions. instead OF the Issurr -.
front them here. lie asked II b.
American party that was ,Tl> F.
up strife In this city. as certsis :.
declared, especially through N. +
OF the opposition press, or IN
who are constantly opposIur n,
and al! that II Is trying 10 IA.
Il want 10 see every pers,.
state do mis- own thinkiurT
speaker, The one thing iidl
about Utah is that- the nem!.
dominant church are obeylpg a.
(referring TO the American 5or,
have perfect peace In Utah. I
not be until the dominant chm.
10 dictate the politics Of the e.
the church takes this atuhae 2
by II. we will continue 10 Gin
work which we are doing
night l.
Mr. Thompson Iutruduc
After several musical selec.
Wilkinson introduced Mr., Thnap
Ike the previous speaker. ns.l
tempt at oretory. but made ~
IN q conversational tone. q
something wrong in Utah." be -
even the dominant church 1il \
10 confess that.
THE chief thing that is g
Utah" continued the speakts
the people OF the Mormon cfuni
dare not-Votc eg their coc3(,[
tates. They do not exercise o. |
leges as electors. the same a
American citizen When lhel h
their right as American dils95
as they see 1T the difficulty vt-
died.
Now, il seems TO me that =
can party Is the best remedy %
this evil, for 1t must necesssrly
an evil.
Mr.. Thompson declared that z
can party is Il party OF progrts
ciple. lie declared that cezi>
OF tho Mormon church
pledges. which they made VIZ,
granted statehood, and had
ted her constitution. "waal
clause which says that no g
dominate any state?" he sskta
attention 10 the improvement
been made under the America
declaring tnal
into power paved sidewalks
all over this city like q eoess3
streets are being paved ana 1.
as rapidly as IL is possible 70 %
so per cent OF tho new rsops
into the state vote tho amer
as was the case lest year
OF the princ11>
party. he said.
"The Deseret News" said
son, contends, and II Is
ton, that we intend. TO onyr
mons out OF the state. oesuE
liglon. and many other such y
such tommyrot viii never aI9
sensible or fairminded VOC
party gets the 81
coming election, for the iirst
history OF Utah American pI
American laws will ne enlote7
l.. 3. CritchloT, Dominee M
2 tor. war the last spesksh
course was a lengthy ohs .,f
held the attention OF the ap n
I.e was cheered many tlme:- -
low said that he did NOT
American party exactly es
rather as a band CT true NY
lad come together 10 brlng sp
lemptIon OF Utah. II am ae
think OF this people as q ps'y
Ter their allegiance 10 Me
The peopie OF other ats,es
oyaltY and fidelity 70 ~ n
speaker declared that VIZ "ts
he undesirable citizens Nl
.ret News has been taking
:. Smith was sample oi ~
lie.
Party and Pr0um
.nesknr " nr aske5 There is jus
he matter. II always has -
er: but u will not be Nsts
I must and will come 10 ~
rouble viii cease wheh .oras
and this wili C"'rs ~
on the third oai irdi1
(Applause.) Mr. cn
compliments To Reed Smoos -
attacked him as an
The sneaker related lDo
,rowib Of the American paI
rra ni7siion ~ The time Is p
r6en n Is worth 2 mans ~
ONE me. out and say that 10
american. I'VE haHe "and Il 4
NV" said the speaker, savs @
avs from now We VIII %
ounty and judicial dlstt.ssnt
he American party ca.n. ch .hs
imply pushing along VILE
80. ,hs NJ
Mr.. Critchlow said ina. ,nr .n
,hen the Mormon people cs o.
eaiize that they are livins nsrtts
an city and have certain F'sA
an citizens. -vlth q
Whats the matter -,sbs's s L.
aid. WHY. she's all Fisa syas i
Mrs. Shannon, s ho,ne Hary
ecoratcd with American ensnsd ,,d o.
,g. y large flag was on''
'indow and door.
Sweet Apple eide;