The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-04
,utiye. He Says, Got Out of
Red at Midnight to Help
Belle London.
pIS LET OUT OF BAG
I'M MEETING AT MURRAY
/ the Internal Bosses
Int" Says Brigham H.
4 Roberts.

!. ing that Gov. William Spry, TO
! c,rlain men whom Belle London
-.,ten into her power, and certain
.,n officials upon whom this cum
~ouan had secured a grip, had
n the office of Sheriff Joe c,
n The middle OF the night TO plead
,m TO call off a proposed raid on
oekade, and that he was successful
1Ibr of that raid, but that this sue
~ the terrible price Spry had 10
N allegiance TO his party, B. +.
sprung a real sensation at the
,eraIc rally AT Murray last night.
+, giving Mayor Bransford a dig, on
rund that ne established the stock
4 Salt Lake City. Mr.. Grant SAID;
1erc going to raid that place one
and the plans were all made TO
h Everything was in readiness,
Il governor of this state, u man OF
man who has been honored by
,nrch 10 90 out and stand at the
a missionaries in the mission field,
4 who lives life OF temperance.
b who breaches temperance by his
daIy life. in order to so TO work
rotect certain men whom this cum
Belle London, woman Of the un-
Id, without principle, without
<iot any kind on earth, had secured
hight, certain officials In her grasp.
1at grasp was so strong that they
out and interceded and got the
,or of the state Of Utah out TO go
10 the sherlfI's Office In the middle
hight and ask and beg the sheriff
)irald that house of infanmy that
And il was not ralded. And the
lor Of this state telephoncd To Belle
d in the middle OF the night and
d shc need not fear OF any raid
night, that it was fixed and she
nst assured that there would be
uble that night"
Big Crowd Present.
ne not until after noon yesterday
he word was given out that Mr.
gho Is Republican. would speak
h Democratic rally in the Murray |
hppse. Mr.. Grant promised the
Saiic state committee that he
make disclosures that would not |
Manage To- the Democrats, and |
Did them In their fight on behalf |
Statewide prohibition plank in |
plat!of1u Permission was given TO |
'ispeak at this rally. and his part
ak announced as Brigham ii. Rob- |
announcement that these two men. |
lpsn throughout the state for the !
mess Of sheir opinions. would |
from the same platform, was |
, TO attract a large crowd TO the |
'1ouse, which was completely |
men Chairman j. NJ. Brown called |
feung TO order. and in d half |
tell-chosen words introduced B. l.. |
g thc first speaker.
Sfants address was of consider |
'ngtn. the greater part dealing with |
]uor question. and with his reiter-
.eclsratlons OF deal between this |
''ean party and the liquor inter- |
. Speaker declared that circum-
4 would lead some people TO be- |
usl some Of the leading men Of |
yfnon church. of which he is Il
g haI played double. saying one |
" private, and another thing in /
ne said that he expected to be |
's,stood by friends whom he had
su fiis lfe. and that hc performed |
~ nnwlllingly and wholly as q
rof duty.
Federal Bunch Roasted.
4en declared that the liquor ele-
iGsfs inlo every phase OF the po-
~ OF inc country, from the cleo
constable TO that OF the Dresi- |
~ ~ reviewed the history OF the
'Ioll movement In Utah. and the
'na, ns,i led up 10 the killing of the |
y VII. The element that protected
fryr mems interests comprised as
~, 'paT; Governor Spry. James H.
& Ihoplas Hull and II. II. CAL
s T rlngleadcrs of the federal |
Inc whole machinery OF the Re-
~ ~ iarly.. he said, was in league
~ "e interests Of The liquor Gle.
.hs 70 the telegram sent TO the
,y,t'l committee by Messrs. Nib
~ and Smith, he said that the !
a" |" tnat telegram WAS sent TO
~ Joseph +, Smith and not to tho
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