The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-29
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any aid In my power .au,cs Of sal
dng assistance In handliny ! can +
shall be pleased" The air:
Mrs. Topham again 49,
nau saved many girls fynr. iha,
nnu sa'd That In her hnss,a life OF
%onien under. her chargSp ha1p''al u a.
,i'. ''neht without charge were T.
.i,at lhe night against fhs enc a.
siIar.iu by politicians and a,,ockade
,uI,a! 1,IWa!s entered into anvIh,n,nat IN
,nrn,,nat, @ i1 s.ockaGe She repes, reps conn.>
and Tni''i,la ,n 'loh 10 keep the s,oSti m,stei hs,
as she could property A.
Mrs. Topham said lao,
stockade was closed , night ih,,
or four 'landladlos" o,hHccpt thai
the district. '''upylne hon.
u told them they co,,,
DAYS" she said. but 'gnld ,Snl stay a
lnst as soon as they rsn mst
tor their furniture. AlI ~ ~ tnd
on the street; at leas, ,ne sl1s'
tnat was where they ws, uey ted
called upon the women NJ going.
t'on inns AFTERNOON. bur the,' 'hs oryan
notnlhs except scruobInr oteret
,rnnihg: ana those girls all, washing
Kind OF work VIII not do
IL was reported ves,o
.hat a prominent woman 'hhay hy atter4
MIS-. Topham I'm the morn,1 na1 cdlLa
9issuade her from cIosinn and I'd
Inc Identity ~ this wonsn me slor<
aScerIalned. everyone danyIras soah b
when asked. ing II xsr
a woman did call me I'm 49,,
ing, said Mrs. Topham " ms d
10 give her name. She She ri
call of closing the stockadn' d'nled n
II was n dirty shame r. w., saylus|
glrls on the street. / dop'i M al
she was u"N knox
News Report FaIse,
IN lhst evening Issue Of ,ho,r.
Evening News appeared The fOs soI,. ~
meeting is said 10 beyo .''oN1
AZ clock yesterday afte-nooue ueeo
"lnces OF Powers & Marioneauy"
,pnlh moor OF the Kearns hnIla,a
,"een MAYOR Bransford Mrs ng
Iopham. and NJ i. Mulvey, ~,
nam was the first 10 arrIys ~
MAYOR bransinrd WAS called in,o =.
.atioil from his Office in ihe ~
oulidlhs. councilman Mulvey ~,
10 IN. meeting from his saloon =.
tlrst south street, When he cro't.
INC west side OF Main stree, in ~:
me Mission saloon he looked shor,
\ iully as II 20 see II anybody WAS -
| ins MN Atler crossing Che Mrsss
hurried INTO the Kearns bnI6iSs
TOOK the elevator TO the Powers 4
| When asked as 10 tho tn,f, 81
statement Mayor Bran5ford said.
was not In Powers Marion..
! oliicc at any time on "Wednesday as1
/ not naect Mrs. Topham thera -
where. Immediately after lunch an
| day / took my wife and snmc r,lsr.
an automobile trip down the IN
| were gone all afternoon. rcturnIng
$50 o'clock. | was home all svsn,r.
] cept q few minutes spent Al, tSc
club. During the entire forenoon t
| In the mayors office"
Councilman Muivey last night ala.
| phatiCnlly denied the truth OF Ihe i
of any conference In which \
Bransford. Belle London and hinss|f
part. st is absolutely ialse" sH
Mulvey. 'lt is a deliberate mIs+
ment. There never was am s,cb 4.
enCc.
Mrs. Topham called up The Tda,u
flee last night. 81 wish yon woiH
in Tho Tribune in the monlns,"
said. that the report In the Dc
News tonight that conferred
Mayor Bransford and Councilman
vey yesterday ls lie. The Men
| decided to close the stockade onl,.
had talked with Mayor Bransfdfj
Mr. Mulvey. That is absoluely
took the action Of my own accori
consulted with no one before took 4
Speaking OF The lurn OF evenls|
reference 10 the stocka6c, Mayor q
ford said last night.
From my investigation OF The
evil, ] decided that some method ol
regating was the proper way Of had
the problem. On account OF uppo|
from various sources, segregation an
impossible in this city. | do not'
to see return to old conditlons|
when the center Of the city was a
| derloin. Nor do | believe that The 4
would wish 10 sec such coDd|
Neither does the public, any mors.
|. wish to sec this evil spread oSs'
city. will take this matter ~,
the council, the city attorney nn1
chief of police and VIII recommem
| action as may seem best to me N
10 minimize the evil as much as "a
done.
81 shall not permit another atieq|
establish Il segregated district ioi'
purpose.