The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-20
Chief BarlOw's Men Try to
Protect Kimball and Other
City Officials Who Collect
ed Money for Campaign.
Jap SHOWS A RECEIPT;
THEN IT DISAPPEARS
Jack Ryan Accuses License
Collector of Getting $50 for
ProteCt.On-City Records
Show No Money Turned ln,
DRIVING OUT THE CROOKS.

CHAEEF 70 its base by the expose
- Of protested gambling in Salt
Lake. uncovered through the crusade
of Sheriff Joseph G. Sharp and his
deputies. the police department
frightened all of the possible leaks
yesterday and threatened gamblers
with determination If they did not
deny the earlier stories, and declare
flat-foOted that they had never given
2 penny Of money to city officials for
the American party campaign fund.
Moving with rapid changes, the
Eherifls forces wrote "A aeW chapter
yesterday. On the first dRy came the
arrest OF several gamblers, Who told
abe sheriff OF the Eaoney given 60 mem
beers OF the American party.
That the American paFtg officials re-
eeised thousands Of dollars from the
gam ers. money which went into the
campaign fHnd, vas strenuousiy de-
aiee Yesterday by those accused, and
bs officials of the party.
But THAR money has been collected
at tLe rate ~ from sIo 10 sIO0 per
-lonth from about 80 gambling houses
which have been known 90 the police
aud have been protected
Receipts were given by Frank b
hlmhal. deputy license collector in
several instances but these could not
Dc FOUND yesterday, as the police had
c-t OFT tLIs avenue or exposure with
threats OF punishment
Frank klmhaI. as deputy license as
SCISSOR pas made record FOR find
lLs slmet-llz that could be turned
INTO money which viii be- atteSted
~ merchants Of salt Lakeland for
L-ls reason ne was chosen as chief col
-rc-or 4ll me American party in SAT-
Lake 20 was MS business 10 go To
the saloons. gambling horses and
"-Nefs Tor Lle money. Most Of the
work or soliciting money from bust
ness men was turned over to other
members OF tie party, but the dirty
"o-h was handed 10 kimbalL
Jap shows Receipt.
Otsu, Jap. showed a receipt TO both
deputy slerlIs Bert Seager and sam
Novel;, when arrested Tuesday night,
nlt yesterday the police had been TO
the gambler and he declared he never
lad seen that receipt, that he did not
know Of having given any money TO
lle police, that he was never asked
To give money for the American party,
ahds IN Iaet knew absolutely nothing
about IT,
talu Of the place By the sheriffs dspu-
hes the night before IL was DOING a
sood gambling business. through prom
Use OF protection by the police
Sheriff sharp informed c. 3. Diehl.
attorney Tor The laps. that he heard IL
was again running, and that he would
not stand for IL. After that IL was
S.uSed, but that was not until last night.
Meantime all OF the Japanese boys ar
rested IN the raid or Tuesday night are
SUM In jail and viii be given their
nearing thls morning before Justice
STANLEY A. Hanks.
In addition 10 tbs Japanese. Greeks
were Eorced % give money 20 the
american party. For several months
lhcse foreigners and others who have
conducted gambling games. have been
FORCED 90 hand over money 10 city Off
eials Tor the party, II was always with
'Ae statement that the money was
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