The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO UTAH.

of
serve notice on the nation that faeng Republican principles
tab whose industries Republican policy pro-
Uta5s three sugar mining and wool
oil at least three urths OF the people Of the is bound
m these three ndu Any blow these would only affect
work performed but affects the who stock in Them affects
of Salt Lake who know that when these industries are nros
porous business good aud when they prospecting business bad
oers be elected who will Republican
Utah He has done excellent work for the state In edition 10 that
his voice and his vote viii be found supporting the of the Re
tries Of Utah win be fought by him. years he
served in the Senate and his Of service the House have him
standing among his colleagues that fits him to render his work operative
Much Of the desire Of the of the Tribune
making deal with the Democratic leaders defeat Senator Sutherland
be complete without getting Sutherland private
excellent record the junior senator has made Washington has merely
chosen Kens will NOT T Oct his rnea on senator St6lnd Int he
will the United States from Utah That viii
thar tab has and to insure his being satisfactory the of
The effect the fortunes Of Utah Democrat should be
& n states Senate from TINS state can be imagined That Democrat
VIII vote Tor removing the ar IRON lead The effect 1t cannot be
better set forth than m the words OF Uncle Jesse knight who wired the
in Msr6 i9os tine 'H'' committee the United States Senate
ANY further reduction of the tariff on lead will close many mines
and shelters and general panic in the west
Democratic senator to Washington from this state would have Uncle
Jesse knows the mining business and he is speak with
authority That Democratic senator would vote to take the tariff off
sugar m winch event Uncle Jesse could ship sugar into Utah from his
factory IN Canada and ude the Utah product The result would be
that and who from the companies would have
accept
That Every
merchant in Salt Lake and other of the knows what would be
the result the industry crippled in
this from the Argentine and Australia and the wool
would of business He living his help
That something could trade he
would have lessen the production We all
the cost Of production reduce the the employed in
tins industry getting
Every members legislature next Tues
for the Tribune ticket and the thing
either send Washington that would do all
these things
lust as important that the congressman shall he Renub;can m
that the shall be Republican The deal
cratic leaders and the Tribune of the defeat of Joseph
Howell Tor reelection and the election Of Ferdinand Erickson The latter
He would the
the protective tariff off industry in Utah He bound do that
he would have to with his Congress- those his
personal views, which they well known to be.
The Tribune supporting Erickson
date Tor Congress only the Erickson
ing to break into Congress statewide prohibition platform when
he has done everything his fasten the saloon
he Republican committee
they submitted to Erickson asked him if that
Mt Pleasant
ton And he has answered any the questions
If he viii in
register his the liquor
ess IS Republican, and votes with his for protection American
industries ana American worhngmen or he is Democrat and for
trade 1t Will be considered Washington
elected because he favored statewide prohibition
believed that he chosen because he
gard having been chosen because the of Utah
publican principles.
Do suppose circumstances Uncle Jesse Knight
will get much consideration the time he Washington
because further of
would close mines and
Or do that Uncle Jesse would telling him
that @ voted for free trade and that she going
Vote for Republican legislature and Republican of Con
gress Utah needs the protective tariff policy.