davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

county comprising what was formerly known
as the Big basin
The extension of the Sempervirens parl
owned BY the state is, without doubt matter
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

BE RCFf may stay out Of jail s35ooOo bail pending the
final decision his appeal from judgment of conviction Of
felony for which he sentenced fo.r.AAn
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

HAT strange project for the Canadian navv
fostered by colonial ship builders in the grea
god lingo, appears likely take shape at srnar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
NONSENSE ON THE BUREAU.

The organ has been making the claim
that the Republican party is the party
that favors the laboring man. and cspo-
cially that it was in the interests Of the
laborng man that the bill was passed
creating mining bureau, which will
do, the organ says, the same work
for the miner that the agricultural dc.
partment is doing for the farmer.
This claim shows the dishonest ig-
uorance of the Smoot organ, and the
folly of the presentations which it
habitually makes, We have shown that
il knows nothing about the tariff,
either in general or in detail that it is
its claims or showings. There is not the
least authority given in the law creat
ing the mining bureau for the United
States through any of its agencies to
enter upon the business of model min
ing as the agricultural department en-
tiers upon the business Of model farm
ing, showing the Southern people the
best methods Of raising cotton and the
best kind of cotton to raise; showing
the farmers of the old West and North
west the best varieties Of corn and the
best way TO raise corn and get the big
gest crops; the best varieties Of wheat
TO plant and the way to get the best
results in quality and yield.
Nothing of this kind is possible for
miners under the law creating the mining
bureau. The Government is not author
izcd to go into mining at all. 1t is. a
bill for administering the offices in
Washington. for giving reports aud for
intoxicating the best methods of rescue
in case Of accident, particularly in coal
mines. But as to eSemplifying meth
DDS of mining, nothing of the kind is
possible or even in contemplation. The
Smoot organ is simply trying to mislead
the public as usual. In all of its cam
paigning this year it shows predispo-
sitiou toward falsehood even where the
truth would serve its purpose better. 1t
loves a lie for the lie IS sake, and mis-
representation apparently for no other
purpose than to mislead and betray its
readers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
APOSTLE GRANTS CHARGE.

In his sermon at the quarterly confer
ence of the Alpine stake, held at Lehi ON
March 90, 1909, APOSTLE Hebcr j. Grant
openly charged deal between the Fed
eral ring bosses and tho liquor inter
ests We havo heretofore quoted por-
tion of his statement upon this matter,
and we now present the following ad-
ditlonal matter to sustain the point:
The speaker declared that he had been
oYtsiders, but never had he felt so hu-
inflated as when the late legislature
composed wholly Of Latter day Saints
holding the priesthood and with q Nor.
mon Governor, had done what the whisky
interests had asked them to do I'm tho
tace OF the wishes OF The people OF the
statc' and in the face of the resolution
passed at the last general conference
Of course, it is apparent TO all that
If there was acquescence by the Cover.
nor aud the legislative assembly in tho
wishes of any interest whatever, there
is certain to have been consideration
for the party bosses involved. Mr.. Grant
believed tho accusation made by some
OF the legislators that there was deal,
and in turn no Joined them in making
the charge. His claim that the will of q
majority Of the Mormon people in this
matter was defeated for a price is un
doubtedly well founded lie is in d po
sltion TO know concerning that matter
better than the ordinary citizen
Therefore. it is simply question of
veracjty as between Smoot. who denies
the deal, and Grant and many others
who charge ITS existence All of the
men whom VIC have quoted as accusing
the Federal ringsters with having made
the bargain with the liquor interests
are reputable citizens, and VIC have no
doubt that, face to face. Smoot would
not dare attempt 10 dispute their word.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
HOW FAIR MoRMoNs FEEL.

Pcrhaps ono Of the surest indications
of what tho result of the election will
be in Salt Lake county comes through
expressions which we frequently hear
made by fairmindcd Mormons
In the first place. they arc thorough.
y disgustcd with the vituperation and
abuse that have been introduced into
this campaign by the agents of Smoot,
and especially so by his personal organ.
The Mormon people feel that Smoot has
cast asile his apostleship in spirit, even
though he retains the position in name.
There is no reason apparent to them, in
view of circumstances, for believing
that Reed Smoot is any more than an
ambitious political boss, with absolutely
no religious feeling or instinct in his
being. They feel that he has betrayed
the church and brought more trouble
upon the Mormon people than has af.
flicted them for many years past His
coarse utterauees have convinced them
that he is by no means an inspired man,
as he prctends TO be iu his apostolic
calling, and that he is never at any time
prompted by the spirit of the Lord in
his undertakings and sayings. Smoot
is regarded as simply selfish man,
who is greedy for power and without
scruplc in his efforts TO achieve that
power, His attitude. the Mormon peo-
pie consider, is hypocritical one, al
though not quite so much so as former.
~, because he is now out in the open
:" his true cOlors. comparatively speak
ing There is growing demand that
ne be called upon to resign his apostle
ship Ia become so stepped in uu-
clean political methods that the Nor
mons prefer that if he is to be asked
to rclinquish either one or the other of
his positions he should give up his
apostlesbip rather than his Seuatorshlp.
Of course. they arc only awaiting the
time when they shall again have au
opportunity to express their political
opinions of him through their ballots,
the determination being that when his
present term shall have expired Smoot
must retire. In the mcautime, however,
he is to be requested to leave the
quorum of apostles in order that an
other more worthy shall take his place
aud perform the duties that attach Ia
that dignIficd ecclesiastical office
Reed Smoot is the greatest enemy
the Mormon people have on the earth
today, and his -rclgiouists are
fast coming to Il realization of the
fact. He is. running the church as NC
other man possibly could do. aud hc
seems to have become entirely aban
doned to. rccklcssness in that pursuit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
sMooT WANTS MORE TARIFF,

Smoot is reported as saying in one
of his speeches few nights ago that
with respect to the tariff what is want
cd is not lower rates but higher rates;
and that he hopes TO sec another tariff
bill passed which will increase the al
ready crushing rates of tho bupko law
which he SO stupidity and unanimously
supported,
Smoot seems to think that there is
some special virtue in enhancing the
prices Of all necessities of life to the
laboring man and to people in general.
The bunko tariff law favors and
strengthens sll the trusts and combines
and monopolics already in existence,
and il is in every department of it's
creation and upbuildiug of yet other
trusts aud combines. But Smoot is not
content with this. He wants more of
the Same evil and robbing sort. He
wants everything in the country to be
in the hands of arbitrary, speculative
combines that can crush tho people at
will by fixing imperative and MUST
prices for products and limiting the
markets both in supply and quality Of
goods furnished.
And vet. sSmoot and his Federal
bunch gang. with their organ, pretend
that they arc tho friends Of the people
while inviting the voters to come to the
support of these monopolistic bctray
ers who would mako life a strife and
burden to every man, woman, and child
in the United States.
A higher tariff, forSuotb! The man
who would voice that sentiment is
either too ignorant and dense to grasp
even the primary clements of tariff
workings, or else he is so dishonest, so
eaten UP with greed and avarice. that
his highest hope is to receive share
of the unjust e1tortion which monopo-
lies and combines can wiring from de-
frauded and helpless people. Nothing
moro shocking has been heard in this
canrpaign than The dreadful PROPOSE
ton of Smoot that he would like to see
the tariff made higher than it is. The
sentiment is ono quite worthy of d
pirate. and the black flag is the banner
under which Smoot should sail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
Where The Tribune Is on Sale.

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LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED NOVEMBER

lsi1-Neal Donald. one OF the members
of tho Mormon battlaion. who had
re-enisted, died al San Diego
ls7i--A hurricane did considerable dam
age in Tooele county.
lSS4-Thc trial OF Joseph RI. Evans. in
dicted for polygamy and unlawful CO.
Daojtatiop, was commenced In the
Third District court. and the follow
Ing day the jury returned a verdict
OF guilty.
isS5-Frederick II Hansen, found guilty
OF unlawful coha bitaton, was sem
fenced 10 six months Imprisonment
and $500 fine, and forthwith sent to
the penitentiary.
1SS6-Centerville. Davis county. was Wis
tied by U. 5. deputy marshals. who
arrested John Adams on the charge
him to Salt Lake City. The next
morning he was arraigned before
Commissioned Mckay. who put him
under $1,000 bonds.
lSsS-The corner stone o fthe new union
depot was laid ut Ogden Frank
Greenwell and W. J. Parkin were dis
charged from the penitentiary. John
9; Holman. one of the pioneers OF
1901, S. District Attorney Variap fled
two suits for the forfeiture of the
Temple block under the cscheat law,
9, In the Third District court:
neers OF lsi7, died at Mancss. Colo.
1S9o-At the general election In Utah the
Republicans elected Congressman c.
T. Allen. majority of the legislature
and the entire state ticket. Repub-
licans also elected James Glcndinnins
mayor OF Salt Lake City.
lS99-Nevada cavalry arrives at San
Francisco from Manila.
closes In Prowse mur-
der trial. Judge Powers and D. c.
Dunbar call on President George @
Cannon on a political mission. Inter
ruptions of Democrats prevent George
Sutherland from finishing joint debate
with Judge King.
19o1-Rcpublioans win everything but
treasurship and four councimen
l902-Street car companies granted until
April 10 install tenders on cars Will
liam T.. Tcrhunc commits suicide at
Cullen hotel
1906-Snit Lake police force complimented
BY MINNEAPOLIS prosecutor. Mormon
church installs voting machines In
meeting houses to instruct Mormon
voters. Prominent ChinamRn ipvesti-
eating mining. A. r. McKenpa cuts
throat with an AK.
i001-American ticket elected in Salt
Lake by an overwhelming majority
l90S-ttah branch az American Mining
congress ORGANIZED and ofDcercd Con-
tract awarded for foundation of new
Commercial club building. Hon. Will
liam a. Clark railroad and mining
n,agnatc. visits Salt Lake. Fire de-
strovs WORKS OF Inland CRYSTAL Salt
COMPANY. Star .oan Agency burglar
jzed. Rank clerks hold enthusiastic
meeting to arrange program for
amusement and discussions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
THE EvAsIvE JUGGLERs.

Under the caption "Mormon Good
Faith the California Christian Advo
cate Of October 81, 1910, makes refer
ence to the misleading report that was
sent out concerning the utteranco of
President Joseph +. Smith at the last
October conference Of the Mormon
church. Following is what the Adyo-
cate has to say upon that subject:
The San Francisco Chronicle says that
the Mormon Church has not given
proof OF good faith" The sufficient rea-
son is that Mormonism is and always
has been short on that article The
daily press has been unfair" In this
matter How could the church whose
ecclesiastical head has eleven wives be
expected To make statement against
polygsmy? The front framed up for the
recent Mormon Conference and sent out
TO The Associated Press was intended to
deceive the East and make decent people
believe that the leopard had changed his
spots and the Mormon his skin. We are
pleased, more than pleased. we are ra-
Ing from the editorial page OF the Chrou-
icle. ''Of course. the Associated Press
corrected It's mistake as soon as It
learned OF II; and the situation. as IL is
lett. shows the Mormon church To be as
recalcitrant as ever. doing by stealth
what II is inhibited from doing openly
and disreearding the pledges IL made be-
fore the admission OF Utah as State
freed IL from the application of the Ed
munds act When all tho Mormons in
block. by the prcdetermining power OF
the Mormon hierarchy. drop the Chron-
lcle for telling the truth VIC wonder just
how the Chronicle will feel.
AS to the Advocate IS statement that
President Smith has "cleven wives,
that payer is doubtless in error. At
lest, we must take the Smith testimony
for 1t to the effect that the number of
bis households is but five. However, the
Advocate may possess better iuforma-
tIou in that matter; and it may even bo
correct in its number; but so far it has
not been proved that Mr. Smith has
moro than five wives. although We have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

been crcdibly informed that be has
taken two since the Woodruff mapifcs-
to was issued. making seven in all. The
main point to be observed is that tho
Mormon leaders arc no longer able to
successfully pcrpetrate their dcceptions
upon the world. No sooner do they send
out faIschood than they arc found out
in 1t. There is lesson to be learned
in that, If the chiefs of the Mclehisc-
deks would profit by it: it is that the
best thing they can do is To como out
once and for all in straightforward
manner, and stick to their promises
after making them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
TRIBUNE WANT ADS Pun
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HANDS AND FEET

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that velycty softness and Wilderness so
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soap and Cuticura ointment are won
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
sPRY AND THE uRED LIGHT. ,

IT appears from Elder Grant g tosti-
mony that the ''rcd light district in
this city is under the care and protcc'
tion of Governor Spry, the "Federal
buuch.'' and Sheriff Sharp, He repro
scuts the management of that district
as having crippcd certain of the Fed
craI bunch and in order to protect them
the Governor of the State was called
in the dead of night TO come out and
go on the degrading mission Of protect
ing tho mistress Of the red light dis
trict and her demi. monde, aud the Off
GERS Of the law are used far this protec-
tion. Elder Grant probably knows who
the officials are that the Federal bunch
was SO deeply interested in that they
used their power over tho Governor to
compel him to this revolving act. a
more despicabc situation than is here
presented it would be impossible 10 i'm
agpc.
The case appears to be about like this
as explained by Elder Grant Certain
of The members or agents of the Fed
cral bunch whom that bunch was bound
to protect had by their lust and vice
got into the tolls of the mistress Of the
redlight district. She heard that there
was to be raid on Der place on cor
tain night and got word to those in her
power that she must be let alone or she
would tell what she knew about them.
They frantirally appealed to the man
aging force of the bunch who got Gov
ernor Spry out of bed, had him 20 10
sheriff Sharp and have him call of
the raid, and then personally assure
Belle London that there would be no
raid that night.
What humiliation and disgrace this
development puts upou the State of
Utah. Here was Governor Spry not
long ago deploring the evil conditions
in salt Lake City and yet he nppar
emily had no scruplc about allowing
himself to be used by the Federal bunch
as a power to stop the Sheriff from his
raid on the red light dis
Irict.
Nothing moro shameful. nothing more
ibominablc, nothing more typical Of the
hypocrisy Of the bunch and of its Off
:ials and management was ever pro
luced than this revelation by Elder
irant. 1t is a deep stigma upon the
state. Every wellwishcr Of Utah will
,e Inundated on reading of this evi
lcnce that the red light district is un
Ter the protection of the Federal bunch |
o such an extent that that bunch is |
Ihlc to call on the Governor to get out |
# bed in the dead of night to hasten |
o protect the rcdlight district from
threatened raid
Ii will be recalled in this same con.
ection that the organs and writer's of
he Federal bunch or church Republican
'arty have been swift, insistent, i'm
fortunate. and continuous IN falsely al
cging that the red,light district is a
eature of the American party and un
er American party protection and pat
onage. 1T will be impossible to make
ny such statement as that hereafter.
The claim itself was one of utter men
acity. hypocrisy, and deceit; and now
hat the true status Of affairs is un.
nasked the slanderous hypocritcs must
tand revealed in their shameless max
dness before contcmptuous public, to
he scoru of mankind
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

When the Mclchiscdeks get to calling
one another liars. it must be understood
that they have the bcst opportunity to
know what they are talking about.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Would vou buy or sell real rstates
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

The Tribune does not claim TO be "A
prophet, but il will be noted that what
it said would follow Smoot IS intrusion
upon the United States Senate is com
ing to pass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Colonel Roosevelt is said nov TO he
travelling just like a common man on the
railroad. but that is not TO say that he
is riding the breakbeams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Mr.. Roosevelt says that hc will au-
swer Mr.. Dix when he gets back to New
York. However, he will not imagine
that Dix will bc unable to make counter
raY,ly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05
Where do yoa
bank and 4
why? {

Before you open an 70
with a bank, you think 07s' :
reach a conclusion on two ~
that is, you do, if you ara
business man. N
First, you want to know
certainty that your Mono s !
he absolutely safsguardsd., Z
nrotecsion can be ahorda
by a bank with ample ps,,s,,'' ~
administered by eOr
capable men.
Second, you want 70 fs,l
fed that the BANK Id ~. -
INN sn,hk he = both willing ard - ~,
assist you Wllal'i AZ s.
its in the developnsaa' eva'.. d
own business en'erp,u ,-ss -
condition again faqai,ts tss n
capital on .he part 0,,,~ ., d
and a progressive po,t' ~, IS 4
Immigration, carried 'A'
of capacity. !
These two points inS '.s nsa
fairly why the ousin.s s.sll b 4
this regicn would 40 0,Ssn,,g wS
slider carefully the aas INK
association with this 0'A
The Natlon%
Copper Ban
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Now, if Elder Joseph T. Taylor is
still unwilling to give up any Of that
now polygamous reward money. he
ought at least to tell the public WHY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Presiding Bishop Charles w. Nibley
is not at all particular concerning his
political company when he bedfeIlows
with the Federal gang
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Secretary Wilson has joined with the
other defenders of the buuko tariff and
the Lord knows that il needs all the dc.
fcnse it can possibly get
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

i. h. Whitehead of Denver calls Ted
DIV a 90 blood sodden butcher' Now,
what do you think is going to happen
to that chap!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

And wouldn I it he interesting to read
that letter sent by Smoot to President
Smith upon the liquor question!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

IT is evident that the Smoot organ
knows quite as much about boots, shoes
and hides rs Smoot knows about razors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Come in and see how the voting ma
chine is operated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Down with the Federal Bunchers and
up with the flag!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Z Mr.. Roberts apparently knows fals-
fer when he sees him, 10 judge from
what he says concerning Smoot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Apostle-Senntor Reed Smoot has sue
ceeded in starting great deal more
than he had anticipated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

When "the brethren" fill their
mouths and the air with shouts of
LIAR are VIC to believe that they
are inspired!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

For what he said of Governor Spry
Mr.. b. II Grant docs not expect to re-
ceivc card of thanks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

And concerning Mr.. B. f. Grant it
must he said that his remarks at Muir
ray could hardly be misconstrued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Button, button; who S got that an
swer?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Americans are the best friends that
Utah ever had.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Remember that it is the third lever
on the voting machine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

Tribune. Reporter Printing Co.
Sc West Second South St Phone us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-05

OF course, the Mormon church may
have greater enemies than Apostle
Smoot, but we don t know 'eni.