The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
TEDDY D|SCRED|TS
SM00T NEWSPAPER
Advises Against Mixing National
Politics With Affairs of a
Municipality.
FORMER ADDRESS COMPLETE
SETBACK TO HEM0RRHAGE
Councilman Hall Shows How In
consistent and Narrow
He Is.
BY MAC.

BY MAC.
Smoot' S newspaper has made this OBJ
servatlon: "Many a man, formerly in
the American party. is going to vote the
Republican ticket this year because ho
realized that a party without national
recognition is no pluce for a true Ameri.
can partisan.
OF course, no man is going 20 vote the
Republican ticket this year, vino has not
Gone so previously, for the reason ad-
vanccd by Smoot s morning newspaper.
Most Republicans are stauuch admir-.
ers of President Roosevelt, end Pres
dent Roosevelt has had this To saw. and
IL is especially timely and appropriate
this YEAR
The worst evils that affect our local
government arise from and are the inev.
itaole results of the MIXING UP or
CITY AFFAIRS WITH PARTY POLL
TICS OF THE NATION AND STATE,
Tee lines upon which national parties
divide have no necessary connection
With the business of the city. Such
connections open the way to countless
schemes of public plunder and civic cor
ruptioD.' -
Again it will be seen that the so-called
Republican paper is not in harmony
with the foremost Republican of the ma
tlon.
When Councilman Hall made his pro.
test against the appointing of special
policemen TO conserve The peace of the
city ON election day, ii is proper to call
attention TO the fact that when Hall
was elected TO the council two years ago,
the county sheriff oyerrun the voting
places with deputy sheriffs who had no
more business interfering with the muni-
eipal affairs here than he would have
bad to go 20 Ogden and attempt to inter.
fcIe with the fune tions Of that city.
Hall is one of the most inconsistent
men IN Salt Lake. lie is II carpiug critic
OF Americans and an especial defender
OF everything that is auti-Americau He
knew very well IN the council Monday
night that II was tho proper thing for
the Chief OF Police 70 guard against
any possible disturbances on election
day II tho Chief of Police had not
taken this action aud disturbances had
arisen, Hall would have been ono OF
the first TO have condemned him for
his lack of interest i'll conserving the
peace.
The criminal editor. knowing that he
Is about at the end of his rope in Salt
Lake, permits to he printed In the pa
per. owned in part by d. c. lacking.
that Frank Jannev, who is, one ot Mr.
JaclJiDg 5 stauncheSt friends aud right.
hand men, is assisting i'll registering
women of the underworld for the cleo
ton next Tuesday. OF course, Mr.. Jan
uey has done nothing OF the kind,
Having been forced out ofithe Ogden
postofficc il required LOT Of gall for
''Bill - Glasmauu TO ask the people of
Ogden to again elect him Mayor Of
that city. Glasmanu S record recks
with paStiness. He did Ogden an ire
parable injury while he was in Office.
And if he is elected by the people OF
the Junction City ucXt Tuesday, Ogden
viii announce 10 the world that they
have little regard for dccency III mu-
nicipal affairs.
No wonder tho friends of Murdoch
are furious because Lawrence aud
Lovcsy, candidates on tho fusion tick
ct, have signed a public statement, re-
mayor and indorsing the candidacy Of
w Il. Wallace And this illustrates
the righteousness of Democrats and
Republicans attempting TO gel together
ON common ground
Every student Of local political his
tory should have III his hands copy
of Gibbs :" Lights and Shadows of Nor.
moui ism 1t is an admirable work,
accurate and sufficient for the purposes
of almost anyone who cares so have
iirst-hand knowledge OF The political ai
fairs of the dominant church. The book
is n stirring recital of events of great
historical prominence, And Mr., Gibbs
ST vie is keen and bright and full Of in
tcrcst.
Those who are hoping 10 win the
prize offered by the '' IL y in the Dolly
Dimplcs affair should see to it that the
prize is placed IN the hands of some
reliable person so that there can be no
reniggine. As there has been III other
Smoot '.Mouth contests wherein tho
winners of the prizes have been SWIM"
died out of them. y year or so ago IT
was impossible for prize winners t"
collect their prizes. And The most
shameful treatment of tho public con
fdcncc was INDUCED IN AT that time;
The present contest has been t3booed
in almost every city Of Importance III
the country, for the reason that lnno-
cent young women are otttlmes ms
taken for the adventures and inSulted
aud maltreatcd IN q shameful manner.
This was true of n case last night.
Nounp woman having been driven by
mob OF hoodlnms into q business omcc
in the city where she was rescued Dv
some citizens and escorted out Of the
building by IL rear exit.
II is desreputable newspaper that
involves itself IN this kind of cbeap
advertising. Aud the probabi llty is that
there Will be several heads cracked
herausc of the insults 10 those VINO arc
snsnccted of being Dolly D'mples be
fore the carnival Of cheap notoricty has
spent its force.
Discussing the general prosnectS OF
the peoulc Of Salt Lake and esoeclaliV
the amount OF money which hundreds
NJ Mormous have made during the past
I brrc or fonr wears, business man re-
marked the other day that prior TO tho
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