The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-13
Senators Smoot and Suther-
land of Utah, Clark of Wyo-
ming and Congressman
Howell and Gov. Spry Talk.
IMMENSE THR0NG is
MORE THAN ENTHUSIASTIC
Tariff Explained Taft Upheld,
Insurgents FlOutedl and Re-
publican Party Principles
Expounded at the Lake.
CLUB SCORES BIG HIT

THE Young Mems Republican club
outing al Saltair yesterday after
noon and evening was I'M
qualified success Ii WIS an occasion
where everybody was invited, and fully
10000 persons accepted the inVItatfOn
While Salt Lake was well represented
people from the surrounding towns
and counties were there. Many from
even the remote parts of the state were
On hand.
The gathering was more like a big
family reunion. Everybody seemed in
tune with the occasion and subscribed
10 its purpose. There was abundant
evidence that Republieanism in its true
ana only form is deep-seated IN the
hearts or the people OF Utah. Another
tnlng that was strikingly demon
strated was that Republicanism can
readily adjust Itself to storm or sun
shine. There was both during the
program or song, music and speeches
Ihe otIlcers or the club and the mem
hers OF the various committees had
Just reason 10 feel gratified with every
feature OF the outing, and they were
congratulated on every hand.
storm Disrupts Plans.
a storm from the west which came
Up suddenly interferei with the plans
or the committee on arrangements in
having the exercises out OF doors, and
The speaking from the platform which
faces the main entrance OF the DaVfI-
ion. but this was anticipated, as thou
sands of chairs had Keen provided and
were hastily slipped out on the floor
or the mammoth dancing pavilion.
Harry S. Joseph, MAJ ter Of ceremonies.
invited the crowd inside Just as the
wind commenced blowing a gale and
was rurrling the sullen waters OF the
lake.
While il was announced in advance
that the exercises would not begin IN
III $50 o'clock, nearly all the seats
racing the. speakers gallery were tax
en- an hour before. When Montgom-
ery's band commenced playing national
airs there was a general rush for the
Few remaining seats and for places OF
vantage where the remarks OF the
speakers might be heard.
The Wlndstorm which came up al
tered matters for only a few minutes
ana before the speakers. guests OF the
club and prominent Republicans from
all parts OF the state could climb the
stairs to the bandstand, all the seats
IN the pavilion were occupied and hun
dreds stood for an hour and a half
while the program was carried out.
First Call 60 Muster.
There were evidences on every hand
that the vast crowd were subscribed
10 the Republican party principles and
70 the occasion Of what was really the
first call TO muster for the campaign
TINS IalL This being the case, there
was striking evidence on every hand
thar conditions augur well for the Re
publican party. II was admitted by
many II the members OF the Young
Mems Republican club that consider
ing that election day is vet three
months Off there has never before been
such enthusiastic interest manifested.
No enc v no heard the splendid ad-
dresses of United States Senators Reed
SmoOt George Sutherland, c. ID. Clark
and Congressman Joseph Howell and
Governor William Spry and who have
the best interest Of the country at
heart, could remain apathetic or be
committed 10 any other than the nrin-
ciples OF the Republican party.
II IL is to be considered as the first
gun OF the campaign, II was a thirteen
"incher and the prOJecules went
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