The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Strenuous attempts TO form a party
organization of the Democrats OF Salt
Lake have resulted in a dismal failure,
according to the admissions of Ben T.
Lloyd. chairman of the Democratic city
committee. and no canvass of the city
Will be made and little attempt will be
made To get the Democratic voters to
register or TO see that the few re-
naming who win admit that they ever
voted the Democratic ticket, cast their
votes.
District chairmen of the Fifth pre-
cinCt will meet at Republican head
quarters at o'clock this afternoon TO
complete arrangements for work on
registration day.
Cards were sent to all Republican
district chairmen yesterday informing
them that lists of all unregistered Re
spective districts would be ready for
them at Republican city headquarters
Monday afternoon and requesting them
10 call at headquarters early Tuesday
TO get their appointments of car
rlages for registration work
Decorations at the Salt Lake theatre
last night were the work of Carl Rey-
nOlds, and they were pronounced the
best that had ever been seen in the
theatre.
The campaign for the fusion coun-
cilmanic ticket in the First precinct
has already been taken up in earnest
by the business men and taxpayers and
the friends of Frank j. Hewlett and
Joseph :. Hyde propose to continue the
good work until the votes are all in.
Mr.. Hewlett has been resident of the
Third precinct for more than thirty
years, and has been in business there
for twenty years. AS president OF the
city council seven years ago he was
responsible for many OF the excellent
provisions in the ordinances which
made possible the perfection of the city
water supply and the sewer system.
and this work viii be remembered on
election day.
When Senator Sutherland said last
night that the work of the American
party was carried on by born black
guards and hired blackguards; most
of them the prOprietOrs and employees
of the Tribune he made no reference
Utah published by the organ of big
Ctry and hatred regarding the Uni
tartan church services while President
Taft was in Salt Lake, but there were
many in the audience who were re-
minded of the story 1t appeared the
next morning in newspapers from coast
TO coast. who received it by telegraph
from the Tribune.
why is Tom Matthews, private sec
rotary for Belle London, working for
the American party?" is the question
that women who have been with the
party are asking of Chairman J. L.
Darmer.
Effective organization will be a fac
tor in the Republican victory in the
present city election and Fred c. Loot
borrow, city chairman. and Farley
Jensen, secretary have the details of
the campaign in perfect shape for see
ing that every Republican vote is prop
erly cast. incidentally, the Republican
organization is in possession of evi4
dence that viii prevent most of the il
legally registered Migrants from cast
ing their ballots.
Look out for carnival of day
light burglaries and holdups next
Tuesday is the advice to the citizens
Of salt Lake, for most Of the police
force will be busy rustling illegal vot-
ers to the registration agents.
At the rally given last night by the
Democrats at the party headquarters
in the Colonial theatre building
speeches were given by the fOllowing
George \. Lawrence, John F. Tobin.
II J. Fitzgerald, William r. Wallace,
Joseph Kimbail and George a. Morris
An orchestra and several vocalists fur
nished the music for the gathering.
Greatest bargains ever offered. Two
hundred long fur coats and fur sets, on
sale one day only, Monday. Hamilton's
THE MEETINGS in Emerson ward
chapel have been changed from $50