The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
CALLS SEFRIT
A DIRTY DOG
lCon1Inaed nom &c. a.

Tribune and / want 10. tell the people
/ mere what a dirty dog he is"
III. , nay Iis1t. That's right" yelled
me crowd and the cheer that followed
I was even greater than the ovation ac-
corded 70 the Socialist leader who de-
ANeIeu the address OF the evening
IA, aIleE the meeting Mr.. Duffy said
( that the editor OF the Tribune" to
Wnom ne referred was Frank j. Sefrit
" no hOlds the position OF general man
aseI OF the Tribune-Telegram combi-
sefrit at the Bar.
Mr.. Duffy said he met Nh. Sefrit At
the Mission bar before the meeting ana
seIrlt said ne wished he had known
DeIore that Duffy was a Socialist
Duffy said he was a Socialist ana vas
proud OF IL ana he offered the Tribune
man man ticket for the lecture at the
ing but a - - bIs 49,. lls : nOtn-
way" said Sefrit, according ~ IL
statement of Duffy.
Inc Socialist used language intended
20 IhJufe the feelings OF the Tribune
man ana then SefriI issued a call Tor
the police.
DebS is Introduced.
Henry w Lawrence presided at the
meeting and, after George u. Brewer
manager Tor the Debs lecture bureau.
SPOKE tfleIlyi ne Introduced Mr. Debs.
me socialist leader appealed 10 The
reason rather than to passion am
through an address which was replete
with striking points and witty emf
grams, child labor, conditions of labor
IN coal mines, expenses for national de-
tense and public ownership OF Uublie
utilities were brought out with force
from sOeialistic standpoint. ana Mr.
DeDs mixed references 10 the life and
ministry OF Christ with excerpts from
the sayings OF Robert q. IngersoII will
the skill OF the real orator
Brief quotations from the speech of
SIR. Debs best illustrates the tone III
the address. In the course OF the lee
ture he said.
The capitalist political candidate
tells you he is impressed bv vOur in
teHlgence when there is nothing that
STANDS between you and this world but
your ignorance. The Socialist tells Won.
that you are ignorant 10 make you in
IeHigent.
Ask John D. Rockefeller what there
Is IN SOcia ilsm and he viii tell ven
that there Is nothing in it-fOr him.
why should you people vote against
each oIherE John ID. Rockefeller
knows better than that He does not
vote the Socialist ticket.
Neither Is Fit.
The Republican and the Democratic
candidates for governor in Idaho are
going up and down the state traducfng
each other. II both are right. neither
one ought 70 be elected II they are
wrong a deIamlng each other, neither
is fit to hold office.
Every great movement has met with
opposition and its leaders have been
prosecuted from Socrates TO Francisco
Ferrer and 10 William ThurstOn Brown
You vote the Republican ticket be-
cause your father did and YOU vote
the Democratic ticket because your
grandfather did. Everything has
since your grandfather lived
excepting his grandson.
II the logic Of Socialism don't reach
ycur brain, The logic of capitalism will
reach your pOcketbOok
socialism believes there is no limit
10 womans sphere excepting the walls
or the universe. but when / look into
the faces OF some OF YOU Iogds and
masters ny heart goes cut 10 the
woman.
We are still ruled by the dead. The
constitution OF 1176 was made for the
aristoerats and there wasn't a single
" oriIingman In that convention
Don't walt until Socialism becomes
popular before you get in line, II will
not need you then. Have the moral
10 become an undesirable citi-
zen now"
The salt Lake theatre was filled and
those in the upper circles paid % cents
each for admission and on the lower
floor the seats were 50 cents.