The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-27
Hing to Fight Fair After
{Crooked Work in Idaho
Is Exposed.
\ 'SPELL TREACHERY
10 HIS FORMER FRIENDS
@ Is Sustained in Place of
[onor in the Mormon
Church.
BY q. E. ARNEY.

|4sfto The Tribune.
@E, Ida, April 26.-George c. Park
|.,H smarting kccnly under the lash
l;iic opinion occasioned by fair
ycion of his crooked craft. He is
E.K every effort to put an end to the
|.,s ,sEgal manner OF settling disputes
+ n contending forces TO issues fairly
Ia courts of record,
=. ak escaped atonement TO the Of
b ocriminal law Of his state through
loblc treachery OF friendly bank
Ia fItutIon In Logan. Utah. whose
III accepted service and thereafter
|s.n1e when the statues Of limitation
7iinst the crimes of he and his as
I lin pcrhdy. he now attempts. by
E1k subterfuge. to eVede payment OF
f1sRbstracted by him from a public
ilfion OF which he was treasurer.
|eua Injured water company may not
nl Its just deserts from him and
, may avoid a further exposure OF
T tlchery practiced behind a cloak of
f rsticIsm interlined with political
|Fsnson Is sustained in his church
T. as the president of the Oneida
|dp.f Zion in the full exercise of his
i.as such officer over nine-tcnths of
ple he has so ruthlessly wronged,
tlkeWise q member OF the Republi-
|lnate central committee of Idaho.
organization has played a very
|n1pRrt In the politics OF this state
1fhe last four state campaigns.
f. Cheat and Robber.
injured settlers under the Oneida
|,'pn district whom he has cheated
|;-tbed with conscienceless bravado
+ hng bitterly because he is still oc-
~ firm ground as the head officer
~ church organism. Likewise the
|.VN Idaho who are interested in the
I'D funds OF the Oneida Irrigation
II because they are the largest IN
|rl owners OF land under this sys-
|8e Justly indignant that evidences
lpolitical power OF this traitor TO
Ia ~ trust is operating against the
|r,f OF these misplaced funds which
|N Of right be paid back into the
|r n of the district that the common
|E 1lind OF the state may be justly
4 I may be a few Mornons in the
4 4 wronged by this crook who. be-
frN his high ecclesia astical prefer
kEFould be willing 10 see him freed
Er1s financial obligations to the dis
|o@f may be few offce-seckers
~ citizens. have n public financial
r In these injured lands, who be-
Ed their belief in his ability to as
RI pr political ambitions would be
y willing that he escape repayment
= confessed indebtedness to these
|bsFhich constitute a formidable por-
uH sacred heritage of the maturing
|,i-ion or school children of this
[--}eople. however. have scant svm-
h or either OF these classes OF indi-
|. NJ The former constitute a decided
10 The church of Latter-d day
Id G. The latter are the warts which
b. The face OF the body polite Of
4 itc today.
bormer stand for The system Which
|sr Iaupplant all form Of government
Lfrule OF a hierarchy
|cs5atter design TO make veritable
& OF the people OF the state. and
Esrst sacred OF all Its Institutions,
IND Ar political feet may rest securely
|n INC desk OF place and OF power
u ice Of public trust.
~ Exposure Appreciated.
h e people in the Preston country
- npromise with evil for the esteem
|sS we for this high churchman. 7
Ia pt little. Suffice it TO say that
n r>tornlons throughout Bannock and
I, anu Fremont counties whom
"a, y ,s9~n Tor many wears have. opeDly
} "a themselves on the scope OF the
f. ndertalsen by The Tribune in IFS
turn on the light that the deeds
|. nhl may be seen by those he has
I ,Iv sIin they have wished us Cod
- s,l. me work of exposing this traitor.
ouI people and TO others In the
np nave curried favor with him
|ttulon who visited Roisa La, r.oo1.
|~pD tficnd that the effort 10 ron,oyc
] ryn trom his ecclesiastical throne
u ,ns mado and would be accom-
|hrtIfry soon, This is Il silver lining
n $40 Know the Republicans of ihe
|sCeH .nstr Feelings as 10 Parkinson.
III W utterly dIseusted that he is n
Frd tme STATE central committee of
5ffy,, and that be exercises en- in
|.ds%ith the men high In poIitI"aI
Il nov In the state.
Hr"r Goodins is the official VINO
Ef nerve 10 deal correctly with
|SS5 cn; Whcn-through the attor-
IA otncs-Govcrnor .Goodlnv
r VoI lhe thievery this man had
Is " OF MS neighbors. his ronsiItu
E ms mock. he had tho courage.
|xfIl - . pcClpSil Stlsdl
sno or his political power. 10
- from membership in the state
|s ~ regents OF tho university.
|lsEp eooding Had Nerve.
have been many things urged /
4, AZ more or less justice. against
b5V,t Sooains as public servant;
IN re ne did not lack courage is a
nis credit admitted by all. In
E'se OF this force he did ? noble
:, ~ .ne Oneida Irrigation district.
FD ~ slhic university. for the Re-
ess phity' but. most ~ all he did
p ar Tor the honest, consistent
VINO have been humilloted fo,.
|nl ibis hypocritical, false prophet.
|1pys6 USED them ag trading stock
wTfI,S and collectively. for person :
" % pu'irsl gain In his dealings With
r%fy mecessary t0 EuegeSt in payg-
oe'f,lncilngs OF the friends Of Gov
beS pnlnS because OF this act, toward
I'd ,>oenerHl McDoueall who vert
|B ~ capiia' TO Malad 10 defend the
Lop <vI thls ,Isurpcr OF n public
10 1inst the $4,000 assets OF The
hIr6 <Aoaho. which. iiis oath of Office
RVe compelled him 10 protect
e. " Must Finally Settle.
Ton viii settle his indebtedness
!. al N1neida irrigation district HN
|eM and MI; lie and cheat; and
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