Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

nicer nIuNf kfi WARRANT TOT tAtlg
separate piece OF work In paying city
employees, the city auditor makes out
from 10 10 80 separate warrants each
month 20 every employe.
1T Is not right that the citys
money should be handled In this loose
way. 10 Is certain that the people
don't want their funds used In this
manner There should be a radical
change In rhc auditors office
II tell you from my own experience
In the city council that the people can
never get the reforms needed and
prayed for by all decent men and wom-
en- until we get a business administra-
ton by a business man who Will quit
playing petty politics and viii give
fair and square deal TO all
William r. Wallace is Just such "a
man. and his election as mayor would
be the best thing that could happen
to Salt Lake city At this time, for this
is crucial period In this city's his-
tory"
MIR Hall has heartily applauded by
the audience
PEOPLE ARE ASKING.
Joseph Hyde, candidate for council
man from the First ward. compared
the situation now existing In Salt Lake
city with the conditions which prevail
ed in California when United States
Senator Broderick was killed by Judge
Terry. The people of California asked
but one question. Whom can we dnd
that will interpret the wants of the
Pacific coast2 So is 1t Ia salt Lake
city today. The people are asking
but one question and that is Whom
can we fnd that win interpret the
wants Of Salt Lake CityY The peo-
pies question Is answered fully by the
Citizens Democratic party, for we have
found the right man at the right time.
and he is William r. Wallace said
Mr. Hyde, and his voice was lost in a
storm OF applause
Il am thoroughly aware Of the fact,
knowing the local situation as / do,
that william r. Wallace Is the only
man running for mayor who viii give
square deal TO all men. irrespective OF
their political or religious beliefs.
Il have known Mr.. Wallace for years
have watched his career. And | say
that the ueople should elect him, II
| they desire TO see this city govern
ment conducted on broad, progressive
| lines / can't speak too highly Of our
| candidate for mayor. He rs hne ana
| clean and honest man unstained
| by low political associations; a man
who is tied by no political strings 10
| q bawdy house or a gambling hell;
| a man too bighearted and noble-soulod
to harbor personal or political enmi-
| ties on the score Of religious differ
ences: a man who viii represent all
of the people all OF the time-William
| r Wallace Is the best man for mayor
OF Salt Lake city that the people can
| choose today
Mr.. Hides views were received with
cheers that lasted nearly minute.
GEORGE NJ. LAWRENCE.
In introducing George NJ Lawrence
| Chairman George Smith said: Thou
sands Of dollars are lost by the city
in suits under the present city add
ministration, either through the in
| conn etency OF the city attorneys Of
| flee, or because the city must get good
| lawyers on the outside TO help fight inn
| portant cases. Salt Lake City should
have an attorney who IL able enough
to fight for the peoples interests
| against the corporations best law
yers."
Mr. Lawrence said I'm part: II appear
| In this campaign more as "A citizen
than as a candidate for office. We
| want business men 10 hapde large
| municipal affairs / believe IA nom
| partizan city governments. The most
| marked illustrations Of successful nom
| partizan city governments are 20 be
| found in Galveston, Des Moincs and
! many aHNM LIS teAAAA NIUE MNANiN AAiA
| best qualified men are chosen for Of
| flee irrespective OF straight party
| lines 1 have never been in sympathy
with the so-called American party
! since Its inception. / think that IL b.
| based on "a false foundation, and that
/ 10 rs only a matter of a few years
| when IL VIII be buried so deep by the
| people that II will wholly disappear
| and never re-aprear again.
'~rhc professional politicians who
| boss the American party sail under
false colors. Certainly II Is not Amer
lean 10 appeal 20 religious prcJudices
| among the people ID is not American
! 30 keep up such helllsh strife as has
| made salt Lake city the home of hate
| The pathway of the American party
ls strcWn with broken hearts and
ruined lives The Organization of tht
American party Be- as perfect as Tam
! many, ana 1 consider 10 on the same
| plane.
"rhe people have n in their power &,
[ change these conditions We cam max.
this a. grand city and "a happy place O,
/ live lu Now, tho Commercial clul
only asks mon lf ho is devoted O.,
/ tho interests of thc city and the state
| There ls no reason wins This shoul,
not apply Boz politics
TRIBUNE GROWS ON HATE.
Il have never seen IA sheet mor
rahid Or radical lu lts religious Wow