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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
LA TEslylPE,gTA DE AVER.

hiioS de la senora estabam en-
las habit acioncs--do~ naS--y
uno dc cllos Antonio como dc
80 amos dr edad cn Ia salita.
| De pronlo oculrio I'M lucrtt
exlrrnlccimiento. III tc,.ho
dc la milad del Iado izqlier-
do dc III sala ST VINO aba.jo.
La scnora quedo herida en- la
cabcza j dos dr los hi.ios An
tonic y Carmen t@ta ell la ca
beza. Furron Sacados de en-.
tre los escombl'os yporrarl ca
snalidad salvaronsc de una
muertc ,ierla. ~ lado de Ia
cNpresada casa Scestaba cons
/ lruycnolo IN mirador dc ma
,1crial Estaba Il medic hacel
y la pared que daba al Ocsto
sobrc Ia casa nl1mero ) ETA de
! rrdllci,lo cspeSor. La iurrza
dcl vicnto echo las paroles
del mirador soI,rc la azotea de
Ia casa dc Ia familia (saraviS,
Irompiendo la vigueria dc tsta
\ \ caycndo los rSconlbros i la
s;ll;.
7 Sc Iabla dc una lanella
Due tlipnlada por 6 personas
Sali1 aver tarde Dc Calalo y
+ no hu aparecido. lno Gle los
! vaporcs sllrlo- eli pl puerto
salin rsta man;lua Il bns'arla.
Sc di.jo que q Naporcorrcn
no saldria para Nucva York,
pcro i las 10 dc la mallana Sc
informo Que pa~ado el mai
tempo St haria 81 buqlle 3 Ia
mar. Lleva gran n'lmero dc
eslndiantcs.
los AUTOMOBILES one haccn
cl servicio de tralico entire la
rindad y Santllrrr ihan lie
nos de pasagcros.
En- la Mansion Ejeculiva
informo cl serretario partlcu-
lar que 40 habia notirias dc
Washington nj dc Ia lsla.
.\noche estuvieron el secrcta
rio particular y los cmplcados
del scrvicio interior en- la mo-
rada del gobcrnador traba
.jando hasta las dos dc Ia ma
drugada para zanzibar dc si.
tic papeles y mueblcs, plc9
81 aqua pcne1ro en- los depar-
1amentos y cl vicnto rompio
clislales y mncbles. ii go
bernador Cotton Salio para
.Jajomr alto il las & dc Ia tar
dc cilando q nal tempo ON
pcza Il dejarse seiItlr.
Issta maTlana iniomaron
en- III oli,ina dc ob-rrNaclonrS
melr,rulogi'a~ CUE rl cirlon
pasaba al sur dc la iela.
la labor d. los bombcro>
fuf muy bucua y eritaron al
%lul;l> de>gracla-
-.I.l aulomosil dc la .iefatu-
III dc la pnlicia insular estrI-
70 lc .orricndo diSllnlo- pun
plmloS de Iii cilldad y los ba-
rrioS rasi toIa la nochc.
-F.l alumblado el,rtl'iro
plibIico elr Ia ciudad s. apa
90 il laS :. LII Capital y >Il>
poblados glcdd CON cn ii mas
proftlnda o-ctridad.
Los cnfrrmos del hospital |
.ILarnlcnario abanlunaron clt
local riI cuanlo arre IL II
lirnlo y l'lIrron Il hnScar ~
iugio il la raSa rrrcana>. que
laron ALI ~olamclltc dos.
Ell pllenlc del I '"ndado
ombalido por la oIa> J ciI
tirlllo no ~Illrio av,rlas.
,-l.a~ lnraliladc- para la
'uiei1n ID Ia Opera c>laban
oda< v.n,lidaS. l-.sia norllc
l. da Ii mi~ma function sir
-icido aquclIaS.
III ST.. Gambia nrdoya in
enrargado dc traba
o. cn Santurrc hizo notar i
lis obrcros Il las 4 de la tar.
L. que hahia Ia proximidad ,
e NAL tempo apeSar de noe
abcr inoiiria Official. Tome )
rcr-auriomr~.
Los ingcmieros Src>. jose q
Canals y I.niS A. tionzalcz Ii
ne estan encarga'lo~ de las !.
bras del Colcgio de la Il. X. j
|. VI. apSar lie no i,ncr no :.
,-ia niirial dr Ia proximiiad i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

Desde Ia noche del luncs Sc
diio Ell Ia rindad que habia
se1lalcs dc temporal. Fl ca
riz del tempo lut malo drsde
las illtimas horas de la tardc
del lunes y hllbo chllhasqllr-
ria y viento no mlly fuene
dnrantc la noehc y maIlana
del martcs.
Un representative de La
Correspondence cstllvo en-
In oficina de obseNacione-
mcteorologiras.
El jefe del serNicio mani
festo que ninglln aNi~o habla
del nal tempo. ESQ cla Il
las ll.3O dc la malana. | no
dc los emplcados del Bnrrnn
rcrordo que la Icy caSligabl
i los propaladores dc falsas
noticias de NAL tempo. La
correspondence dc Ia tarde,
eclictada antcs dc las I dio
aulella information Official de
la oficina. a las ) de Ia tar.
dc SC encapoto mas q tempo.
La lluvia arrcclo y I'M vicnto
del Norte y Noltc Este, ra-
cheado y saltando en- el clla.
drante del L. al \. .. g mi
cio francamcntc.
Tn Representative dc la
correspondence inq'Ilrio no
ticias.
No habia nota Official nj
niuglin avisu de Washington:
pcfo cl barometro bajaba i
sallos y cl NAL cariz del item
20 aumcntaba. FL vicnto dc
) i 6 So SostuNo del \. +. sal
tando i'll nortc.
Fuimo- III cllartel DC POLL
cia. ALI e>tava cl roronc-
Shanlon. cl scgundo rIc MAJ
hes y otros oilrjale~.
No pucdo alln inIormar
NADIA no csloy anlorizado Il
dccir toGaNn 10 que hay de-
segulo.dijo cl coron,l.
Los carros cltclricos funrio,
naban bien. pcro el alumbra
do ccso de dar luz i l;lS &.
y las $50 arrc..io Il virnto.
Pobrcs mujrrts algulla~ con
pcquciloS niIlos iban de I'm
punto Il olro en- Santurrc bus
cando mejor rcIngio en casas
mas lucrtcs 4. Sis pobrc> mo-
radas Y algunas plam.las dc F.
sine y ramas de arboleS vola-
ban por cl airc. Las palmaS
Iloblaban Sis r"pa> al cmbatc
rlel airc. Las c;lllcS de- San.
Iunc y i. de TERRA cram IN
rio dc aqua.
Del BaIrua infornarom quo
/ las I dc la norhc st podrIa
ie4'ir segllramcntr que habia
'iclom. acknowledgements pa
:iba ccrca y il IaS go y = 81
tiemto sali6 aI n. @. \ las
I.5 y ID molcni III Tan
d la vclocidad del li,Ito. pc
- cl ciclo estaha colhplcla-
mcmtc rerrado.
Como sc expli,,a N.---pre-
sunt6 uno de nuc~trOs campa- ,
lcros al Sr. Jose y. Canals,
lado este Il obScrNa,.ioneS me-.
eorol0gicas-.-qllc nos toqllc
III cicl0n sin Que 81 Scpa oil
ialmente. por 10 mcnos con
.lgIIma> horas dc antiripa. ,
ion.
---Pucs: Si el cicl6n 81 lla
ormado lla,.ia eI O. dc Ia,
las de Martini,'a lel la'lo 'ic
slas dondc no hay csiario- /,
es que romuiliqncn con
\ asllingion ALI tcmdE:ln In {
rimcra noiicia proscdentc de
'uerlo Rico. En- San Thomas f,
an teuislo Il mi>mO sicntn !
!. T. que aqui. y las 80 9
leuno> relampagn> iInmilla- I
Oh Ia atn6sfera. II tempo ;
sImJ mn pp-o. Fl harIme- i
ro - Inaniuyo deSd,. cIlium- :.
= baiandn l'oO i lsOu. h
4 Iss , mcnn> - Vols ierDn Ii
lgunas rachas. pero Il item. II
o vari0 baJando el bar0me- d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

por qne reservamos en- preNi.
sion dc academies fortnito> o..
mo el que ahora nos ocurre y
dc este modo 40 privar Il lo-
lts.tures de este liario dc Ia
llltimas noticiaS dc actlali.
dad. dentlo del corto espacio
Dc lncloy podemos disponer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07
Mas noticias del
nal TEMPO.

II III nnmcrosa brigada dc
cOnlllados lrcorre la carrt..
terra central limpiandola de
las ralnas dc arboles que obs
tfnian cl paso.
Las casas nllmcros III y
ll3 dc Pucrt;l de TERRA han
sufrido averias en- el techo.
palte \. l..
.-Toda la crca dc MADEIRA
dc la e-taclon naval. cn Pta.
Iicrra. rayo al sllclo. | ~
brigada ae conlinadoe dc pre-.
sidio Ia ltNant0 esta ma1alm
Il na lancha 'argadu dc
m'-rcanrla~ y perlrnrclenlc 4
la casa de. Sres. Sobrino dc
FZqllIlga plle cStaba en- III,
inmedlariones del muelle dc
los velcros, ha deSalarrridu.
la lriplllahan los marirlero>
Rafael Padilla y otro colno'-i-
do por q apodo del l.spalol
Sc ignora la suertc dc la EN-.
barcacion y de los lripulan1es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

techo de una casa la pared de un
a>lana helidas i una sonora y i
lllos entire Ia cildad y los 70.
'rsonas haren el rerorrido 4 pc
gar Il sns cas;ls.
1ro. la llltyia continue loda
Ia norllc.
Los bombero, de la cildad
y de los poblados eStuNirfon
/ todo el tempo &c serNlclo
! ;companando i slls casaS lnli-
.jereS, hombresy ninos. La po-
licia estnvo tambirn prestan-
{ do servicio continllalneltc.
Los carros cltctricos qucda-
ron delcmi'los 4 las 80 dc Ia
noehc. l.n los lugares que Sc
intcrrnmpio q servirio. alll
qlledaron. FL pasajc tnvo que
segllir i pie i slls rcspcrtlNaS
morada~ ba.jo 81 mai tempo.
Senoras y seIorltaS que resi-,
den en- Santurce 1uyierpn Que
llegar d pie 4 >lls rasas. Los
pasajcros dc I'm caro- que que
do dctcnido en- ii parada -
eli Santurcc pasaron ALI Ia
noche. lIn III mallana de hoy
Sc vcian en- Ell CARO- rcstoS de
pan. gallrtas y otros comc~tl-
bles. No habia circulu'ion
en los carros eltrtricos y nut
cho~ rmplrados y otras prrso-
mas tnNicron que llcgar a pie
Il Ii cilldad. n asiento cn
un corhc valia--o So dejaban
pedir-desde 80 centavoS i 81.
I'll asprcto dc la carrctcra
desde Santurce 4 la ciudad
Is dcsconsolador. La mayor
partc dc los po,tcs dc las IL
meas dc tcltgrafos. tcltlonos.
luz cltctIica Y fuerZa motriZ
para los ciIros eStan en- el
suclo, mlrrhos qncbrados por
la milad. En- llato Rey los
alambreS crnZadoS formaban
tupida led. :. rboleS dc gran
robIlZtcS como TIL antigua
mango en- la casa drl Sclor
Lnis GonZalrz y IN hucar
ell la casa del l.iccnciado
Salminnlo. iucrom de-pro-
vis1oS de sllS mas lucrteS
ramaS. I'm Plirrla dc TERRA
tn la parala Is dos almrndros
sccul;llrs lurron arranralos
dc raiz por t,l vieIito y celia
dos sobfc dos raS;i> cllvas rs-
uuimas del nortc dcStroZarol.
En- cl solar del ,cilor BcnilcZ
rn Santlll,.c habia algunos III
bolcS lambi,n arrancadoS DEF
laiz. la VIA dc los carrns
rleetricoS csl;lba lena de tron
,os Y ramaS ia arboleS. Mu- /
hos post'S cayeron. Brisa +
las dc lrabajadoreS deSorl-
paban hoy Ia via.
La casa dc madcras >iLllada
III In parada 1 dc PH"rta dc
ricrrL. del 81. tilImcrSindu
>na1z qucdo dcSmalttelada.
II casa del NJ. SlntnS f'iIlip-
ii, cn las rrr,.allias del purm-
q dr San .Anlonio prlrd6 sin
echo Y III lamilia lllbo dc ir-
& Il otra casa del Ntr.imlario.
cmbarcaeiunr~ peIn
las g ficron Il piqur cn III
'ahia. En- la parada Il cn
N Santurc cl tccho dc la ga
cria dc III casa de III familla .
niantc fut arrancado y e,ha-
10 oobrc Ia partc dclantcra de :
il casa. lclnciia- rasa~ il
IIada> cn las lcrrrno> crr,a I
L. la ,staci0m del icrro carril !
lIcron dt>trIIida> por a sirn- |
..
na casa fiIc dcstriIila IN :
A m,.>cta. Tres hrridu> Iinbo j,
II In ra>a nimcro > dr In IA d
Ic del Sol de- e->ia ,-iudad. To J
Il IL lamilia Garavi~ one ALI |
side r~llNo il puntn drqiIr- d
III Sepultada bain ln~ cS,om- :
n,~- l:n Ia expnr~ada casa Il
Ue IS ierrcra Y O'1Ipa Il III
mo extreme de Ii callc d,.l :,
u frcmir Il Casa blanca. vi \
ia Ii iamilia ,iarni> y cntr i
La la >emora Julia ,Ie algn- Ii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

Desde las 6.15 las us Sc sostuvo el viento luva
en- su mayor intensdad arrancando de raz muchos
arboles destruyendo edificos echande por terra
Ia mayor parte de los postes de las lncas TELEGRAPH
cas- de tet(onos
En- Ia cae del Sol sore e echo de una casa la pared de TN
mirador en- construction ora>iona hridas una sonora
I'M joyen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-07

ParalizaGo cl lco dc veliclllt entire Ia ciuad 70.
bados mlcIls pelsolls ht,1l r leeoTido pic
bajo cl NAL tempo para lessar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
TWO RECORDS COMPARED.

Under tho title, tEJuggling tho Hat, -
fivc pages showing he record Of Senator
Lodge of that State on the bunleo tariff
law, 1t gives The votes cast by Senator
Lodge on the various propositions that
came to vote in the Senate on the tariff
bill and shows that the total number
of votes taken was 100. On the roll
call that recorded those votes, Lodge
voted with Aldrich IO2 times, voted
against Aldrich once and was absent or
not voting 26 times.
That is pretty bad record to be sure;
still. since the tariff bill was made up
explicitly III the interests of the New
England manufacturing industries. Sen
ator Lodge could plead that as an cr-
cusc for his votes; and anyway, be voted
against Aldrich once and on % roll calls
be did not vote
But look at our Senator Smoot. Not
once on those 100 roll calls did he fail
TO vote. Not once did he fail to vote
with Aldrich. Where Aldrich voted Yea
Nay lie voted Nay. 1T was a case of
absolutely faithful devotion without
flaw OF blcmish, Apostle Smoot, there
tore. was even a better representative
of The New England manufacturing in
tercsts than WAS Senator Lodge Of Mas
sachusctts. There was ono ease i'm which
the dose was too strong for Lodge TO
swallow. but not so for Smoot He swul.
lowed cTcrything as proposed, baked
at nothing and was the faithful Aldrich
echo throughout.
There has been an idea in some minds
that Smoot, sitting in the Senate, mad
an eye 10 the interests OF the West. The
record, however. shows that he was the
most faithful representative of the New
England manufacturing interests in the
Senate. Aldrich alone excepted, and that
he tied Aldricb for first place,
IL is evident, therefore. that Apostle
Smoot Of Utah should be placed as Sen
ator Smoot OF New England That is
where he belongs. That is his real con-
stitueucy. He ignored the West for tho
benefit OF New England even to great
er extent than did tho New England
Senators, save only Mr.. Aldricb. When
Smoot rises in his place III the Senate,
the president of that body could hardly
be blamed if he should recognize ''The
gentleman from New England. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
POINTS ON sPoRADICIsM.

Not long ago we printed an account
Ter, who is president of the Carbon
stake Of Zion, is new polygamist, and
that his unlawful wife lived at Forest
dale under tho alias of Mrs Gardner
II now appears that Reuben G. Mil
Ter, of Price, Carbon county, turns out
TO be " Brother Gardner whenever he
roams about Forcstdale AS VIC are
informed, he sncalA into the rear OF
22l2 Walnut avenue under disguise and
an nlias. That is one OF the tricks of
the polygamous trade, and no one is
particularly surprised at it; but it is
very we'll to know Just how the breth.
rcn do these things.
Elder John Evans is candy maker
of DubIan. Mexico. He is we'll known
down there, both as a candy maker
and new polygsmist. He took his new
polygamous wife in 1907: and what is
more, he was thus married in the Salt
Lake temple,
Now, there is another thing to say
concerning the case of former Bishop
Robinson Of Dublan, Mexico. 1t was
told TO the people in Utah that he was
removed from his official position, aud
| supplanted by William D. Thurber, be-
cause he had married polygamousIy Sis
ter Maud Header in the year 1907. But
that is not true, as. the evidence Will
prove. 1t is unreasonable to suppose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
A CRUSHING GET BACK.

That is a mighty crisp and saucy
letter sent by Chairman james Fl
Moylc Of the Democratic State com
mittce TO Chairman G. h, Loose Of the
Republican State committee in response
to Colonel Loose 8 letter declining the
challenge for a debate between Elder
Roberts and Elder Smoot. The dcclina-
| tiou WAS simply through cowardly
| fear. The plea that it was because of
the personalities in Roberts S letter is
trumpcry rubbish There was absolute
| ~ no personal assault on Smoot i'm that
Roberts letter. Smoot was mentioned
i'll it only through the necessary con-
nection of his name with public events
and current activities.
On the other hand, as Mr.. Moylc
shows, Smoot made. for his own per
sonm advantage, o sucaking personal
attack upon Elder Roberts. And this
in the interests of sheer hypocrisy and
malice. Smoot' s prctcnsc that he op-
posed Roberts because he did not be-
lieve that lawbrcaker should be d
lawmallcr was a contemplate sham, be-
cause Smoot is sustaining every six
months, affrmatlvcly, prophets, sccrs,
and revclators who arc not only law
breakers, but dofiers of the law of God
according TO their own sworn testimony.
These men that he sustains'' os proph-
cts, seers, and rcvclators are lawmakers
for the church. They IRE also law
makers for the State. sAnd Smoot
''sustains them. Yet he has the i'm.
measurable hrpocritical gall 10 state
that he does not believe that q law
breaker should bea q lawmakcr. II law
breakers were not lawmakers here, we
should like to know where Smoot
would come out at Certainly it would
he at the small end of tho horn, with
the horn thrown away; for it is only
by the favor of lawbrcakcrs and with
the consent Of the defcrs of the laws
of God and man that Smoot gets his
position and his prominence in politics
and civil affairs
The point made by Mr.. Moylc. how
ever, goes even deeper: it discloses the
same state Of mind in Smoot as in
the mind of the writer of the editorial
in the Smoot paper, which Smoot dis
claims responsibility for. 1t discloses
that Smoot considers polygamists cen
surablc only when they are Democrats,
or. perhaps, only when the polygamist
is Roberts. And so, every time the
matter is probed into, the more per-
sonal, contemplate, narrow, and false
Smoot appears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28

the Colorado river. This WAS tho
beginning of Intercourse with the In
oians on that side OF the Colorado
and OF the exploration of the country
which opened the way FOR colonization
by the Mormons.
lSo9-ThomaS III. Ferguson. murderer, was
executed in Salt Lake City. This was
the irst execution of a criminal In
Utah
lS71-Mnyor Daniel H Wells. Hosea Stout
and William II. ilimbau were arrested
on charge OF murder Bill Hickman
being their accuscr and committed
TO the military prison at Camp Doug
las Thomas Hawkins WAS sen
fenced by Judge Mexican 10 three
years imprisonment and $500 fine for
adultery, With bis plural wives. lie
supreme court. but not being able 10
furnish the required bond was inn
prisoucd
ls12,In the supreme court OF Utah Judge
Mrkean reversed his former decision
/ IN the Third district court against
Thomas Hawkins.
lSI5-Ninc buildings in Salt Lake City
were destroyed by fire.
lSS1-Stephen Hale. an old member OF the
church died In the Sixteenth ward,
Salt Lake City.
1Ss3-Thc Neelcyyi!le ward Oneida comm
ty. Idaho, was organized.
lSs5-In the Third district court Judge
Hmnc made a decision in favor OF u
j. Wenner. one Of the governors ap-
pointees, for the position of probate
judge OF Salt Lake county The case
was appealed.
lSsS-John w. Taylor was indicted AT
Blnckfoot, Ida, on Il charge OF incit
ing to acts OF lawlcssncss in sermon
delivered by him at oxford. Ida, Au-
gust 1 1886. N''
1sS9--Jens p. Holm was arrested in Salt
Lake City and Edward A BaCIey ar
Greenwich. Piute county, for uniaw
ful cohabitation.
lss0-Joseph II. Turner was DISCHARGED
from the pcnitentiary, having served
term OF two years for adultery.
lS92-BiShop William Brown died at
South B0untiful. Utah
lSS3-The United States house Of renr,
sentatives concurrcd in the senafe
amendments to the bill providing for
the restoration of church DroDcrty
lss9-fourth West street property oynars
protest against erection OF union de-
pot. "e
lSoo-Governor Wells. George Sutherland
and c; IL. Allen return from northern
STUN ping tour '''''
1s01-C. NJ. Guernsey OF Ordor I,,noa J.,
railway accident at Winnemnooa
aerman Dalgren suicides at Willard
lS02-S. B. Wallace wins c0mpctj,iwa "a,
amlnatlon for oadetship to ANNAPOLIS
Slary Ellen kimball. widow OF Hcber
G kimball, died at age of 81
1903-Charles Meighan, former nos,r,as
Yer at Ogden, having completed term
IN prison. is released. r. b. Harnnr
non-union man. brings suit against
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
1T MIsREPREsENTS DUBOIS.

| The fact that the Smoot paper quotes
! Fred Il. Dubois as saying that 'Ehe
! Democratic leaders in Utah figure that
they can turn over one fourth of the
Democratic vote in Salt Lake county TO
the American parry because they are
anxious to beat the Republicans. and
realize tho only way they can accom-
plish this is to help The American tick
ct. - Is prcsImptivc evidence that Du-
bois didn u say it,
The Smoot paper must think that its
readers are easily deceived. Yesterday
morning il put forth in black letters on
the first page the words in the above
quotation under the line, BY Fred T.
Dubois,H us though Mr., Dubois had
written the article that was to follow.
The article that follows the quotation,
however, is Of the usual Smoot type,
made up of rambling falschoods and
wild deductions that arc not worthy any
body IS attention
The language that is a conspicuous at
tempt TO mlslcad is what we call attcu.
tion to- The effort tn nuke lis read
crs believe that Fred T. Dubois was the
author of the article is through its put
ting in black letter line right under
the caption. the wording, BY Fred I.
Dubois which is the usual way that
the authorship Of the article that is to
follow is specified, And vet there was
not 4 thing in that article that was by
Dubois, and very little that even pur-
ported to be from him. The quotation
made above was all that even that paper
claims to be from him. and that is not
from him. 1t is simply fakery of the
Smoot paper put in its own words. and
purporting 10 be according TO the
hearing Of half dozen persons.
The fakery of it all is evident, and
the fake form in which it is put is
fit setting for the fake that it carries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
IT'S CHANGEFUL HYPoCRIsIEs.

When the campaign Of 1904 was al
pressed hope and disappointment.
1t was contained in an editorial article
Of its issue Of November 5, l90i, and
was couched in the following language;
II was hoped when the present cam
paiGn was commenced in this State. that
II would be a fair contest OF parties,
That the only personalities induiged in
would he a comparison OF the ouallfica
tions OF the respective candidates; and
that false reports. scurrlIiy. distortions
OF facts and figures, defamation OF char
acter; ,,.n,,1i J., libel; license and lsmpoomIng
hope has been blasted by the publication
OF ill-foundcd rumors by some persons,
and the outpouring by others OF the
yilest flood of vlIification and mendaclty
that ever disgTaced a political struggle
In Utah.
During the present campaign tho
News has lent itself TO the very things
which in 1904 il deprecated, 1t has
joined with the Smoot organ in con
ducting a campaign characterized BIZ
the vilest methods that were cvor en-
ployed in any political controversy in
the United States. Between the two
church organs, false reports have been
circulated; facts have been distorted; ;
figures hayo been twisted out of all
resemblance to their actuality; men
have been lied about; personal char
actcr has been libclcd; The fair name
of the city has been DETAINED; caudi-
dates havo been Ianpooncd with the
utmost and most uD.justifiablc license;
brother has been cggcd on to hatred
Of brother, although supposedly bound
together by The most sacred ecclcsiasii
cal ties; no attention has been paid
to the respective qualifications of can
didatcs for the Offices to which they
aspire, tho opposition simply being
vilificd; and all in all tho cam
pa en-. as conducted by the News and the
Smoot organ, has been one Of the most
vicious and vandalistic ever Witnessed
! And for this the Descrct News is
mainly responsible; for had it so chosen
it could have curbed the mendacity of
its morning partner, but 1t would not.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
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