The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
TEDDY HOLMAN
VICTOR IN FIGHT
Bingham Man Is Indorsed by
the County Delegates
at Murray.
CLEANS UP ROBERTS
AFTER LONG CONTEST
Presence of Jody Eldrcdge
Assures Success OF the
Programme.

T L. Holman OF Bingham. rcpresen-
tative in the legislature of 1909 and who
will be rcnomiuatcd at Mondays Rcpuh-
lican convention, has reason 10 be well
pleased with himself. Teddy is victor
In a fight that has been wased against
him for three years. He comes out oi
the melee triumphant, and the enemy
lies vauquished,
For three years Mr. Holman has been
tho particular object Of attack by G. II.
Roberts, postmaster al Bingham, who Is
one OF the abJect slaves OF the federal
bunch. DR.. +. Il. Straup has also had
his knife out for Holman. In succession
Holman cleaned up both the Roberts and
Straup camps. and he alone survives the
battle. Roberts made a night TO head
the state delegation from Bingham 10 the
Ogden convention, he was not even
delegate. Saturday, Straup Was not
delegate when the Bingham Delegation.
headed by Holman, marched upon Muir
ray.
Holman vas indorscd by the caucus Of
the county delegates at the Murray meet
Ing yesterday, and this In spite OF "a bit
ter nttack made upon him by George
NJ. Cannon of Forest Dale. So ably did
Holman defend himself and his attitude
that he got l35 votes out of $50 dele
gates. twelve of whom were absent Even
George NJ. Cannon and his delegation of
eleven from Forest Dale voted for llol-
man.
When the matter came up of the in
dorscment OF men for the Legislative
ticket. Cannon demanded To know where
Holman stood, especially on the liquor
question.
81 stand on my record" replied Hol-
man. "and upon the Ogden platform.
had not intended TO he u candidate for
denomination. but now ! am forced into
being one. | claim at least TO be a man
Of my word, aud / would like 10 say. MIR.
Cannon, that | have had six weeks
dealings with you, and ] am forced TO
say that that Is more than you can say"
Jody EldredEe WAS the Job to see
that everything went according 10 pro-
grammc at Murray. and everything did
except the Endorsement of Allen Gardner
Tor surveyor. The caucus selected j. Z.
Cahoon OF Murray chairman, Oscar
W. Carlson was indorsed for rounty COM
c. Crapo OF Sandy Daniel McRae OF
Granger and Thomas Page OF South Jor-
dan were indorsed for representatives
il is not probable that the county will
be given more than three representatives
and Crapo VIII probably fall without the
brcastworks, Holman and McRae are
sure nominees. Allen Gardner was in
dorsed for surveyor and Amos Gabbott
for assessor. Members of the county
committee were chosen as follows Seth
Pixtou. Riverton; William Bagley. Big
Cottonwood; n. u. $. G. Jensen. Forest
Dale: A. V. Anderson Bingham; Warren
Lyon, Murray.
Charles A. Peet. eon OF volncy S. Pect
is IA candidate for the nomination In Mon
days convention for surveyor. Mr.. Peet
IS a so-called Gentle.
There Will be a meeting Of Park City
and Summit county Americans al the
office OF H. 5; Townsend. on lower Main
street. Park City, on Monday, The meet
Ing will he called at s o'clock. 1t is eX-
pected that there will he q large attend
RnslnnGS a Ion n nj M Q
will be considered. The notice Is sent out
by Henry Welsh. chairman OF the Sum-
nit county central committee.
The regular meeting of the woman's
American club will he held Monday at
O'Clock al the residence OF Mrs. r.. NJ.
Judge A. j. Weber and Judge George NJ.
Sullivan will address the meeting. There
Will be a fine musical programme con-
sisting OF solos by Mrs. Corinne Harris
Hammer. Miss Leola ScnTncS Miss May
Kendall and Miss Cecilia Cohen All
ladies interested in the work OF the Amer
lean party and the objects for which the
club stands are cordially invited to be
present
Ii is reported on what Is conceded to
be inside information that the outside
delegates. With only twenty exceptions,
are for GroespecS for treasurer.
One OF the reasons for the opposition
To F1anE ftCElnOOlndIn IOr AOdltOr IS tnat
MIR. Heginbotham overlook ed the very I'M
portan, duty OF paying HIS assessment.
]. Il. >wcnson is also on the list OF de-
Nnpuents, and there are plenty who would
read out of the party any man who for
gets 10 cough no"
II wae announced from Provo Friday
that Uncle" Jesse Knight would he one
OF the speakers at the Democratic do
inSs at the Salt Lake thcater Wednesday
night and that "Unclc" Jesse would un-
buckle consignment OF what lie knows
about Smoot. There Is no manner of
doubt that Uncle Jesse is In possess
sion OF "thc goods and his delivery
thereof ought TO be highly interesting.
Henry s. Cohn and Harry B. Cole are
touted strong by non-saters In the Fourth
for the lower house.
And in passing II must not he forgot
ten that the first duty OF Americans IS to
register. Registration books will be open
Tuesday and Wednesday. October II and
IL II Is Imperative that every Ameri-
cans name he on the books. II takes
only 4 few minutes Of time to register