The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
WOMEN [N71
ON PR0H|Bi|
b. r. Grant, Mrs. 3. r Il
and Others Speak Il +
perallee Rally.
UNFAIR ATTITUDE Op
REPUBLICANS DEsor
W hite Ribboners De,l,.,
Their Cause Has Been
represented.

The women prohibitions,
lake held their FIRST rally I,
Lake ,..,., theater Saturday a, ,'a -
NC, notwithstanding that the S.'.
not been extensively ,sr. @s
was a large crowd presen,
The programme opened -.
Prohibition" sung to -, slu
Marching Through Geo,. as
the audience Joined NJ Ill
presidcC. II. +. Cra.. Z Z
speaker speaker He pretaced hi his va. sss
aillslon to the power ana d,,;a -
women women IN politics and IN w.
The liquor question l..
INTO every election ana W. ak. 4
be considered. from nrs:,s gds q
United States TO tho sIcc,taasaI
ship constable, and n ,h.''a ,h q
eTp.G' ,ro,Ia,,' ,h INC iqnor power loo Of "a.
Denounces Saloon ~,
o,,o,Inl rug TO the saloons n,
challenged any one 10 shov ~,
loon had ever done anv yr,s ~
diVidual or communiIv n
trary. said he. II tno o,,.w va
men bad, taking eyervth,rn =
adversity. 1 wv
IN advocating stnte. e.yida -.
Mri Grant said Il was y,s'.
ture on the part OF off;cshoIa-
tlcians to predict what ths ~
hloilion would be In thIs zts,s
We are told in this csm,,
one end OF the state to N. !,
said. that local option Is SSss !,
That sounds plausible, But ~
II Is a fraud, a subtcrfuer.
MT Grant referred 10 fho :,
cision Of the supreme ooun
was decided that the commI,si.--
county or the council OF a ~
legal right to grant OF rcyors !
license Mr.. Grant declared 4.
saloon men owned the Repub',,--
in this county two years srs ;
they owned it today. 4
The assertion that has bssu
order 10 intimldate the voter n
prohibition. that IF the Aush,1'
should be successful at the snr7'
ton the leaders of the church /
sent TO jail. is branded as a d<'
lie. '-'
"lf you allow this state 10 d
hcan on next Tuesday," Hzs 4
you will curse this state A. n
fore. AS believers IN pruhNlis.
convince the people OF UuS
votes that We are sincere Ia ~
tations." 81
Mrs 5. a. Kcnner. who fcIos.
Opportunity for proGblHo
1--WE have for the first time d
tory OF this state en- oppor,uriB
our votes In favor of prohibits
hope that everyone, at least a
man. viii vote TO wIpo from
Cutcheon OF our fair state tts
OF intemnerdncc and saloon in6>
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayward said.
ed TO the Legislature, she would
SlSS 't J" id' DEOlIiDilluN.
Mrs. h. e. Shepard. a tempst5
turer OF national reputation
an eloquent address. She did =
from q political standpoint. bit 4
standpoint OF temperance. sN
for purity and happiness In U
and pictured the evil effects q
perance,
Declares Others Unfufl
In her address. Mrs. Shepard Z
| the local option speakers and :
In this state were unfair N
the conditions which obtain In y
that have prohibition. She dssig
the church Republicans who 81
the same platform had not 9
facts as they exist today IN ~
Oklahoma, Missouri, Oregon e
states. Two weeks ago. MfI
said, she spoke from the Sars
at st. Louis with Governor y
Kansas. .,.
Speaking OF "blind pigs IN u
Governor Stubs said he would =
one through the state and gw
for every blind pig he eooa
and added that nc would nol :
nor OF a state where the ~
was bigger than the goyeThoL