The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-31
THE DOUBLE CROSS
BUSINESS GENERAL
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doch and Wallace and others of tins
type Will be playing INTO the hands OF
the same class Of men who have Kept
Salt Lake in darkness for more than
forty years.
voter TO vote right, and that is 10 pull
the lever containing the flag TO the
right until the bell rings and then get
out and hustle for the stragglefs'
Transfers from one voting district TO
another cannot be made after Monday
night, and it ought TO he remembered
also that when a transfer is secured
that il must be deposited with the regis
tration agent in the district IN winch
the vote is to be cast. \ transfer does
not cntitle one TO vote unless 1t has been
recorded before election day.
PLENTY Of work makes every man
lob secure. If he loses out In one place
and he is worthy and competent, there
are a dozen other jobs for him when the
citv is prosperous and forging ahead
as Salt Lake is doing these days.
Every American, if he lives in Salt
Lake and is now at the mining. camps
home TO vote The contest IN the tlrst,
Second and Fourth wards may be quite
close and every vote will count.
You who are at home and have friends
away, call them mp by phone or send
them wire,
The copper headed criminal editor is
SAID TO be having night-sweats. The
miserable work hc has been doing dur
ing the campaign is likely 10 bring him
M on the carpet long before another
political contest is commenced
If il is true that Hirum r.. Booth is
acting under the instructions OF George
Sutherland. the man who appointed HIM,
and is directing the dirty work of the
'Uemorrhage in order to embarrass
and humiliate d, G. Jackllng. there IS
liable TO be something doing in this
camp before many days.
Sutherland would be perfectly willing
TO wreck the local Republican party
this year IN order 10 eliminate Jack
ling from the senatorial race.
\ banner was carried by the Repub
lican Drum corps boy last night on
which there was this inscription; The
Murdochs Are Coming.
The presence Of some Scotch bagplpes
with "A lot Of bum Scotch music did
moi add any hllarity to the occasion,
buf the inscription reminded one that
il WAS Il parody on 1.-The Camels Are
Coming. - And as Murdoch's 5 record
has been one Of reaction, IT may well
bc said that he is in the camel class;
Uc would keep Salt Lake in the camel
class. too, If the. citizens were so fool
ish as TO elect him mayor. BranSford 5
idea Of making things hum in Il public
WAY. very properly puts hIm IN the
class Of the limited express III business
affairs.
That was n great speech of Judge
Iiles' at. Unity hall last night, and the
man who reads il with care can scarce
lv help but identify himself with the
American party If he has not already
done so,
What Mormon has been injured fnan
ciallv, socially or otherwise. bN Amerl
can control of Salt Lake! \ few have
had several bumps politically. But NJ
Mormon has been otherwise damaged
while thousands are in better condition
financially than they ever dreamed o.
being until tine American spirit WA
turned loose four yenTs ago and the oIf
town put on her fighting clothes au'
began the race for second: II not frs
pluce. of all the western cities.
If the Fourth wardcrs do not sciz
the opportunity next Tuesday TO scn'
such men to the council as Ferry an,
Lyme. they will evidence woeful lael
Of business forcsightedncss. 1t will b
worth many thousands Of dollars &
IN: taxpayers OF Salt Lake TO hav
such men as Ferry and Lyme scrvin
them in the council during the next tw
and four years.
4 real estate dealer made the stats
mcnt the other dav that there woul
be great activity immediately followin
The election If there is "A decisive Amer
lean victory. He used the word ''d'
cisive" with emphasis explaining late
that nothing will do the city so niue
good as to have it go out that th
progressive element is thoroughly eI
i.enched in eower. victory by
narrow vote would tend TO make il
vostors uneasy lest there be chang
two years hence. And an overwhem
ing vote viii make outside investor
feel that there is no further danger
the city passing back into the contr'
Of TIC mossbacks who retarded il
growth for so many long years.