The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
AMERICAN WOVEN
FOR BRANsR|
Prominent Ladies ln,.
Mayor and VIII Work !,
Success of Ticket, I
ONE HUNDRED pREsB
Telling Address Is Mad.
W. Mont Ferry; suppor
Assured.
About one hundred promin.D,

About one hundred prominsu :,
Of the American party met ST.
morning in the art gallery a;tL
dence cf Mrs, Edwin F. Hor,
South Temple street. to maks ,,,.
ihc Bransfcrd campaign. The -.
enthusiasm prevailed and the -.
w8s . kind Of spontaneous e,ss
OF the strong sentiment Of m,s
thn most Representative yoms, i.
CITY for Mayor Bransford -,
.icEct which he heads
W. Mont Ferry addressed II,
ing ard tie greater part OF N.
present gave their names, iuas'
their Willingness to 10 persor,l !,
Lists q; tho chaiErlsu ,os The =.
voting districts of tic cilv Ken
trihutcd. so inat the names q N,
tered voters might he SCORED s,ia
might be solicited 10 rcgistc, /
women workers.
Park Church CANDIDATE
Mr.. Fc~rv brought out ths iy,
Mr.. Park was undoubtedly shs
date cf the Mormon church ,I
the word had certainly been pasr,
the Mormon voters from he n,
authorities that they should c.s
votes for Mr.. Park in the prip,r
Mr.. Ferry said that nov "a
time, Of all others, for Amcriuu
stand together; that in doing . n
would surely WIN. but otherri,s
could not. All disatieetions sJ
mosities should therefore he lsl !,
and ali should pull together ior \,
ford's success. Mr.. Ferry shousk
women were more effective vofse
political way thau mon. baeasr X
were lAorc enthnsla site and mcg
sisteut. They refused to taks nj
but always went second tine VI
their frs: appeals were turned I'D
Motives Are Sincere.
Much OF the opposition to Mr. b
ford. Mr.. Ferrv declared. vas Al
Of information as 10 the true 10!
aTniT=. The mayor had dous 4!
thing that he had done from liz
sincere motives and from purs \
The work of thn.women. therefcu
its educatiousi side.
Lethargy on The par OF Toe d
was auotheT thing that nan d
fought. according to Mr., Ferry. L
OF the Americans wonld vote
would he 70 doubt OF Brausfordjl
tion, II the American party shcl
defeated. If would mssn the ID
organized effort against church
nation IN Salt Lake.
The first thing would. of couI.
to bring out the full American
tration next Tuesday and the =
mana gers were counting on the "
20 help do this. he said
Pertinent Question.
One of thr ladies present sal
Ferry if he had not heard that j
Park we're elected Mr., Dinlnny
be retained as city attdepsy, =
! that she had heard il from one b
! Dininpy s personal friends. Mr.. !
said that he had heard il aud ~
| that il might be true. but thar y
not like TO make the charge vi
positive information. He SAID "a
would regret if Il were trlea- ~
Mr.. Dininny mad been consldsEs
American, :,
Another OF the ladies declstsd
Mr.. Dinlnny had always rip2
i further any plan presented TO tl7
civic betteruent along any 'lns.
Ferry said he had noticed sans
of the kind bimself :.
The names Of the women pO
who were willing to do persooaiI
were given TO Mrs. &. 5. Stelnl.
Ferry was introduced bY MIS-
| Allen. The meeting was purely
NAL, however, and no orgarl2a'''
desired or attempted,
One OF the ladies suggested, lns.
licity would be a great belp "
ladies in the campaign and sDs
clared that they could always eoU'
the aid of The Tribune for the :
lean party.