Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
FRANK ADMISSION
N THE PLATFORM
o,s,. Plank Carries the Legend;
I'VE viii Do You
Good
LOVE FEAST A HEAOLINER'
r,,formng Patriots led on the stage
Last Night in Series of
Diversions.

u..5ing their ticket with John 5
,osford. whose administration vii
,,,g remcmbcrcd because Of the or
.ti,p Of the citizens Investment
n.ry and the establishment Of the
'.c'mous stockade--an institution the
w., permittod 70 run until Sheriff
I'm stamped In and wiped il out
!, american" party officehoiders got
,,setber In meeting called eonven-
w. Yesterday and succeeded in having
,soi,os selected again as candi-
s,r another chance TO get their
W.. into the city's treasure box.
i neuo Who will run for office are:
u.rner Dinniny. for city attorney
p@5oir,b An, for auditor.
ne, : Rives for recorder.
Gideon SNYDER. for treasurer.
,.auoii ended with a lovefeast The
.e-eboldors and the officeseekers got
.,ssther az the theater last night after
s1 mi the shouting was over. They
.,gratulated each other that they had
,sllep I'm line for their old jobs again
1rs removed pledges TO the serfs who
ia made this possible. Dinniny VIII
tbe+ John Doe gets a job driving a
s' MILNE cart for his support In the
.yenfion Gideon snyder will see
,ts, Man Roe gets job in the engi-
recrss office for the same reason. Al
~, sanford. in placing the name Of
p-snsford before the house, declared
sbet present ofhceholders need have
~o feare because the mayor would
~, caro- of them # elected. Rudolph
made promises of the same tenor.
ONE DISTRICT Is SURE
THE election of the entire ticket, as
e,s as tbe Fifty-frst district is con-
eorned must be conceded. for just be-
f,r. me convention was called 10 or
6er Delcrate Freed was rendered the
s,nices OF Kid Bernstein a. party
worker. Il stand strong there. Mr.
Froed and III deliver the goods said
~ KId. and Freed thanked him. This
,riU surely De hard district for the
other parties to carry.
ID was TO give vent to merry laugh
when Reading Clerk Mccain began
reading the platform. mastering his
fll knowledge of Delsarte and with
tbe oratorical sonoros,ty of "A Demos
themes he proceeded with the first few
nhrases in a loud and gurgling voice
il was inspiring the spirit he put into
The reading of the document drawn and
submitted by Sergeant William Nelson.
Then. stumbling upon first one word
and then another, he descended from
tbs highest pinnacles of his elocution-
ay effort and dropped into the sing
song 50 familiar with court criers. IL
was mingllng OF comedy and pathos
tat brought down the galleries for
Iound OF applause.
COME AND GET DONE GOOD.
That platform admits with modesty
that Salt Lake never had such line
ofaceHolders as the Americans. IL
views with alarm and points with pride
as Is customary and then promises In
a general way, carefully avoiding con-
crete and particular mention OF den
mite plans, TO make matters still bet
tsr II proclaims a dogma Of religious
tolerance ana bcmoans the fact that
Toe capitol elton failed and promising
90 See that this Is not done again.
i slaps the Church on the wrist and
then says Come with US and We will
do you good"
LOVE FEAST THE THING.
But the convention over the love
feast vas the thing. II was about the
best entertainment of its kind that
has been seen on the stage OF the thea
ier As "a regular attraction il could
run 10 big business. A merltorious
number Wlis the appearance Of "A quar-
et composed OF Edna Dryer. Mrs. J.
q. Taylor, A. j. kisselberg and J II
somers with Miss Irene Kelly as ac-
companlst The singing Of this quartet
ana the playing Of Miss Kelly were en-
lQyahle 10 the highest degree.
during the evening Ringmaster W. j.
bauette called upon the nominees 10
mount the stage Their performances
were very dlverting The remarks OF
mayor Hr1nsfOrd as reported Do the
lariy organ read about as follows:
II was severe blow To me when
was asked 90 make "a speech Voice
lou 10 an ught) I expect 10 remain
lele the rest of my life lApplause) I
s,ugFe ] have given you an a fair
NEARING when you have come down 10
.e MAYORS office (Volco. 'Hurrah for
mayor bransf0rdD Il Is true that you
.aFe not agreed with me In an things.
voice. Hurrah for thatD Mayor
lhompsun is grand old man (ap-
lausel This Is big town. CThree
VIZ nave enough money To
Ivy AM our debts but the big ones
nooIay from the gallery. some
.atnas asked me 10 run for this office
4ngn ! didn't want TO- QAughter). I
D,nt know YOU an. but know most
your f1oes. Voice HoorayiD
Dele not come out here 10 make "A
lteo'. Another hooay) ! thank Won
your attcntion" (sevenna cheers
nom mere ana thero)
BEN RlvEs PERFORMS.
p,.nlea rinemastor then called on Rem
'ss l' speak a piece. Ben rose with
,.,10llf modcsty and stroked ma
M, hhHkers gracefully while paus-
IL, ~. ina applause 10 die down lie
sr1 ho'e "a message OF good cheer
'l'h me- told a unny story about
m, su.S club and an carrying out his
dd,t. said gentleman said he
h. want 10 run on the-snd then
an E'. confused and started ON an
t,r '1.k ana said that tho conven-
yea done "a good Job when IA
no.,i...'.'H MIN and the rest OF the
's 100 Che afternoon. While The