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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
TO QUIT
THE CITY, HE SA VS.

The statement of Mr.. Lundln, pub
hshcd by th" Herald Republican. is
false. As far - being offered any
money or any position. We did not
ask for any and do not want any
fsvors OF amy kind | myself and
meeting with Mr. George Whitaker
and Mr. &. Reese. and asked AIr.
Nicholson. Mr.. Jarman and Mr.. Cam
omll" from tho ~. & r. O.. shop TO
assist us in meeting thcse candidates
Iva regard TO their standing OF em-
pinyng American labor ON ell city
and contract work instead NJ for
ciEn labor. which has heen used
here before We did not ask for any
positions nf any kind. as T have
stated before. but only asked for
better conditions for American white
labor, and there was no money or
positions offered us in return from
the American party or their candt-
dates. and there ia none ot this
committee working for tho American
party whatever. TIL" statement Of
MIR. Lundin Is false. and Mr.. bundin
Is prepared TO leave town at nny
minute over tho dirty work which he
has been employed tu, ! VIII further
state that Mr.. LundIn informed me
the fore part OF this week that tc
was going To leave town Immediate
~ on election day. and that to make
his statement good Inc wrote me a
resignation Of his election Judge
ship on this coming election OF next
Tuesday. and Informed me 10 20 and
be sworn IN for the position.
JESSE NJ. CAMERON,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 9TH day o. November. \. n,
1911.
lSsal) ETHEL NJ DAVIS.
Notary Public
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

was IN favor OF Rransford and urged
me 10 declare for Rrnnsford. am
now and have been FOR fifteen years
"A duly recognized Socialist speaker,
aud my Socialism has never been
challenged or questioned. ] won't
through the Milwaukee campaign,
speaking on the streets for the So
ciglist party. and in this present
campaign ! was sustained by the SO
Cialist local at "A meeting on We'd
nesday night on the question OF my
right TO oppose church domination IN
politics.
ON Thursday night ! repeated on
the street corner In my speech lhs
same arguments I had advanced
throughout the campaign against the
election Of Mr.. Park. exactly inc
same arguments advanced pubhciE
by Comradc g -. Davis. financial
secretary of the salt Lake city So
Claiist local
Ny only interest in this campaign
Is to teach socialism and TO do my ut
most 10 protect the labor unions
which have 50 staunChly supported
Us from being led to slaughter pN
so-callcd Socialist leaders who are
only concerned I'm fixing up polucal
Jobs for themselves. The action oil
NJ. H.. King. James smith, -. \.
Iuudin and others In trst issuing
and pretending To dlstrihut" the iEact
entitled Stand 10y Your Guns. ana
then withdrawing II after one Jar,
Wis had come from "Nonparusan
headquarters and talked 20 King ana.
according 10 Kings own statement.
threatened him, opened my eyes 10
the game Of trcachcrN theSe So
called leaders were working on the
honest rank and file OF union labor
men. and when. without any vote OF
the local these so-callcd leaders de-
MED mo the right 10 speak on the
street and tell the truth about the
whole affair, | concluded II was tlme
TO let the Socialists and labor people
know how thcv were being duped.
When Robinson. the eN-prlZe Fighter,
threatened me Thursday. one q. y.
I.rndin came TO me Friday night ana
showed me loaded revolver. un-
derstood Just what they meant. but
] did not apply for police protection,
and any statement To the contrary
is false. ] needed no protection from
Socialists or Americans, rs the only
one who had threatened me was the
.'Nonpartisan'' eN-pug, who sailed un-
der the assumed name OF George
Robinson and whose other name. |
am informed. is KID Hannah.
:. simmons, being first duly sworn.
dcposes and saws That he has read the
above statement and signed IT. ana
that he knows the statements con-
tanned therein are true, except as To
those matters stated To be on infor-
nation and belief. and as TO these
he believes them TO be true.
SAMUEL SIMMONS.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this ath day OF Noycmber, lall;
(ScaD DANA !. SMI ~,
Notary Public.
Ms commission expires June ~,
1nlo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
LIFE THREAT TENED.
SIMMONS DECLARES

have read IN. affidavit OF q. :,
lsindln. i am the s. simmons re-
ierred 10 IN Fstd affidavit I declare
that every statement In said am
daVit containing statements or Inn
plying that | al any time received
asked tor or WAS offered any money
hy anybody TO speak for or work Tor
any candidate or any ticket In this
campaign Is an absolute lie.
] was Instructed by the state COM
mitteemsn % the Socialist party.
Frank Malle;. 10 advocate the elcc-
tion OF Henry W. Lawrence and no
one else and I faithfully followed
that instruction. Personally. a. A
Socialist. | favor the election Of Mr
Bransford for mayor. On Thursday
niEht man who. I am Informed and
believe. Is sn eN-prizs fighter. dis
turbcd Socialist meeting which
was addressing and u-sd threats 81
bodily violence couchcd iu vile Ian
EuaEe toward me-. On Friday ntElft
ihis same man MAS noisy - the meet
ing and was arrested hy a policeman
and taken 20 the police station. ours
ing and using vile and profsue Ian
suase. ! do not know Judge Weber
o. MI. Fowler aud never mot either
OF these gentlemen 10 know them.
] have never discussed the issues or
- ndHaies In this election with them
nor with ut W :. Dalton The
stateiS'nt In Lundin's affidavit that
] Nas 10 receive so for speaking for
hTs17ioro is an absolute Dc and t.un-
din know ~ the time hr made said
statement that it VHs lic l.unIiu
represented To me that he, Lundlu.
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WAS NOT
OFFERED MONEY

OF course | have been active i'm this
campaign and have used my best cf-
forts In assisting in the election Of
John :. Branstord and the American
ticket,
Yes. have read the statement of
o. A. Lundin in this mornings
Herald Republican, and In reply will
say;
| met Lundin first I'm Judge Web
er's office. He there stated that he
favored the election Of Bransford for
mayor and would use all legitimate
efforts along that line, He was ap-
parenily very much I'm favor of the
election Of the American ticket with
one exception. and that was that he
desired the election OF Lawrence for
commissioner. lie further stated that
he was ont OF work and would be
glad TO give his services TO further
the election OF the "Bransford"
ticket. To this statement he was adj
the votes TO elect the American ticket
using only fair means.
Did ! give him two $50 bills? Well.
] should say not. I never thought Of
Offering him any money. other than
he would be paid FOR his services,
and nothing more. There was no talk
on either side about money. only as
/ have stated. No inducements were
offered OF any kind.
No. | never attended any meeting
Of the committee 10 which he refers.
| visited the headquarters once only
Did | give any OF the others 500 or
more. as stated by Lundin? No.
did not | did not direct Mr.. NAL
let nor anyone else 20 see tho chief
OF police about street meetings.
a, 8. FOWLER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
B4RES TRICKERY
OF PARK HEELER,S

FIRST OF all. | am a Bransford
Democrat. not a Bransford American.
and being Bransford Democrat I
telt that ! would like TO work and
vote for one whom | knew to be a
Democrat first. last and all the time.
ana not work or even vote for A Re
publican.
About two weeks ago a Democratic
friend OF mine approached me and
asked me what ! thought about the
election. and needless to saw
l replied that ! was in favor
OF doing what could be prom
erly done 10 further the interests or
MI Bransford. 4 Socialist friend
tas / then presumed came along
anout TINS time and / asked him for
whom he thought his party would
vote. and he unhesitatfngIy replied
mat as Tor himself he was FOR Brauy-
lord and that he thought tho more
prominent and innucntlal members OF
MS party would support Mr. Rrans-
ford also. At this I asked him to
put me I'm touch with these '.innu-
entail members OF his party and he
did so. lie gave this man IupdIn
letter OF introduction to me. intro.
duclng him as my friend" and at
this | negotiated with him for his
services. Now. this man giving tho
letter T. recognized Socialist leader
and unle2s hc makes some corrrc-
tons ! shall feel disposed to give
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REQUESTED TO
PLEDGE ANY VOTES
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah.
November 4 1911.

To Whom II May Concern
In order that the public and our
friends may know and understand
our position. the undersigned have To
say IN regard 30 the article published
IN the Herald Republican uf this
morning. wherein ii SAYS that tho
COMMITTEES that WAS before Msyor
Bransford and his prospective aides
city after the frst OF the year. We
have to say: That neither Mavor
Bransford nor any other member of The
American party offered va any posi-
lon, either directly nor indirectly.
Neither did We say that we had 4
good layout While working AZ III.
shop. a committee from th. o. y l.,
striking shop men came 10 the shop
and said that they were going 10 hold
mass meeting on Friday. November
T. a. the First Methodist church un-
der the auspices OF the Hartman sys-
tom federation. and asked g T.
Nicholson TO make talk along tho
line OF system federation. and I'm tho
request Cor Mr.. Nicholson 10 speak
he was Instructed to conhne his re-
marks 10 system federation and not
Ia deviate from that line. 10 which
request MIR. Nicholson agreed II was
further suggested thar as tho Social
ist party did not have any rcprcseu-
tntlvc on tho ticket 10 be voted for.
except Mr.. Lawrence. that the strik-
Ing men from the q. s l.. wanted to
vote. and as the Socialist party had
issued a circular called "StiCk by
Your Guns whereby they painted
Fark as being unTlt for support from
working men and stated thnt before
they would vote TN" American ticket
thcy desired To know how each can
dldete stood IN regard 10 foreign
labor being employed I'm this city. and
also wanted to know their position
With reference to the payment nf lIv-
ing wages. The committee from the
-. ). l.. striking employees asked Us
u wo would 20 with them 10 learn II
they could got the candidates to Con-
NIT themselves in this respect We
dld not go from anv union nor from
the Denver X Rio GrHndc federation.
nor from the Socialist party. but as
individuals. Tor In" purpose OF as
ccrtaining If We could no, have tho
work given 10 American citizens who
arc walking the streets while .Tapau-
csc and other foreign labor is being
employed. We were not offered any
consideration. neither in tho form OF
positions nor from monetary stand
point We did not pledge any votes
20 the American party. and were not
requested so TO do.
CHARLES 7. NICHOLSON
n. \, CAMOMILE
4. r. JARMAN
j /. DONNELLY
Committee.
subscribed and sworn TO before INC
thls ith day OF November. \. D. 1911
ETHEL NJ, DAVIS.
locaII Notary Public
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
NO MONEY USED.
.SA VS. M4LLET

met Mr. Weber At Tooelc, with
ont any proarranEement. Mr, Weber
WAS there as lawyer trying case
We talked or the success OF the So
cialist vote. and said |, as an indi-
,idual. WAS In favor OF Mr. Rrans-
ford of the two men who would be
on tho ticket for mayor. Mr.. Weber
and have always been friends and
he knew that ! was a national com
mittoemsn OF the Socialist party,
| said 10 Mr.. Weber then and there
that I believed A. was To The benefit
OF the Socialist party that Brans-
ford he elected and that would do
anything could to secure Brans-
ford's election. Mr.. Weber then
urged mo 10 come TO Salt Lake city
and he said that he thought Inc could
arrange TO pay my expenses while
there and also a reasonable amount
cor my time.
ON Sunday went to Salt Lake
City and I met Mr.. Weber on Mon
day and later on Mr.. Kindred, Mr.,
Carlson and ] had talk with Mr..
Weber and ARA sngemcutS We're made
Tor ON organized effort In favor of
Mavor Brausford.
Everything was done openly and
above board. and nothing whs done
that could subject any member OF
tho committee or any Socialist or
working man. or any honest man,
10 criticism. I never received 500
from Mr. Fowler, nor from anyone
else. The charge. * an absolute
falsehood without any basis what
SOcyer.
Mr.. DouneIly. whom ] knew. intro
duccd me To Mr. Lundin or Monday
evening | said nothing 10 luudln
about monev--he was too drunk TO
talk To, and | told Donnelly that |
wanted nothing To do with bundin.
VI is true that We got headquarters
at the ST Nicholas hotel, paid Tor
in advance. and have them still Tor
tho purpose of an organized effort
along the lines as above stated
] did mention ut a meeting that |
had confidence in \. j. Weber that
mt one time through his efforts the
sum Of 800 WAS contributed To the
Socialist campaign then on at BiuG-
ham. All Socialist candidates and
committeeman AZ Bingham knew all
about It. 1t was an open. legitimate
transaction which occurred some
wears ago and that can. be OF no
interest 10 anyone in this campaign.
nor to the public.
with reference to the statement Of
Mr.. Lundin that Mr. Fowler directed
me 10 see the chief Of police and
make arrangements for street meet
ings with police protection that
statement is absolutely false and
without any foundation whatsoever.
Without going into further details,
VIII state that tho Lundin affidavit
Is tissue OF misrepresentation and
falsehocds, so far as | am con-
cerned.
Il. ]. MALLET
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this fourth dav of November 1911.
ETHEL NJ DAVIS,
tSeal) Notsry Public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
LONDIN TOLD TO
STICK TO TRUTH

VIII state that as Socialist.
Nith the interest of Socialism first
and always al heart, considered that
| taking part In this election WAS
luftherinG the cause OF Socialism. AS
voter of Salt Lake CITY and inter-
csted In. the government OF the town
was fully Justified and considered il
my duty TO take one side or the
other.
Thinking 1t would further the cause
oi socialism the best. ] have taken
the Bransford side. Open and above
board have argued the question
with the people interested in the well
fare OF the cause.
As far as having been purchased,
as accused I'm the Herald Republican,
,hat Is an utter falsehood. have
accepted five dollars day for work
ing. and have worked frst for Law
renee, the Socialist candidate, and
then for Bransford
AS TO the statement of I.unCin
that the committee has given the So
cialist speaker orders 10 talk against
Park. II IS an utter falschood as we
repeatedly cautioned him on thar
question. He was told never TO make
any statement that could moi he
proved or stood by
have never received 500 from
anyone for work in This campaign and
do not expect TO. The Socialist bur
tons were not To be purchased for
me purpose OF deceiving anyone. but
tor the purpose OF letting everyone
Know where We stood. and further
more ! Will say that have taken
the money out OF my own funds for
the purchase OF these buttons.
II. V. CARLSON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this ith day Of November. 1911
ETHEL NJ. DAVIS,
l"eaiI Notary Public
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
WEBER NAILS LIES
OF O. a LUNDIN

have read The affidavit OF q
LundlI, had several Conversations
Nm Mr. l.undin and others who be-
ieFed that the Socialists would vote
Tor Mr.. Bransford and other a,neyI-
IAN candidates. while supporting Mr.
Lawrence for commissioner. Al fLs
request OF Mr.. Johnson | met Mr.
rssunuin. s. who professed 10 be for
II is true that he made an an,o,,,
ment with me for Monday Afternoon
- o-JV clock at my office. Whethor
ne came 10 my office or not | do ,nf
Know az was not there at thar
e uime ~ Is also true that ] had a
IAK WIN Lundln and others In front
OF The Cullen hotel, and I certainlv
ford p'a'a-
Donnelly and Lundin came 10 nv
o1ihce on Tuesday. October 81 and
III Il true that Donnellv and Iundln
were alone IN my Office Whaf Wes
TAXED over between them | do not
KNOW. number OF gentlemen were
appointed as general committee
VINO were 10 select Representatives
~ ~ me dinercnt districts from among
nose Socialists who favored NT
BransloId for mayor.
! am told that this committee had
SeNeTai meetings. none OF which |
attended. SO far as | know everv-
lh!hg has been absolutely legitimate.
ialr. square and above board. / al
tended also meeting al American
headquarters at which Mr. Lundin.
Mr.. Cameron, Mr.. Nicholson. Mr.
Jerman. Mr. Camomile and some
Others were present So FAR as I am
concerned. do not object 10 the
widest publicity OF anything that oc-
CURED ct that meeting.
4. !. WEBER
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this November T. 1911
ETHEL NJ. DAVIS.
tSeaLl Notary Public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
BRANDS PARK AS
ENEMY OF LABOR

NV first connection with this prop
osltion was when F. J. Mallet came
to me and asked me how | stood
for the selection OF a mayor for our
city. told him that inasmuch as
we the Socialists. had succeeded in
securing at the primary only one nom
inee on the entire ticket ] stood for
one whom 1 thought was more bene-
fetal TO the working class than, the
other. my choice being Branstord.
Nv reasons for stating this were
that Park has military rec
ord. Being connected with the
bridge ana structural iron work
ers. I wished 10 see somebody a 1 the
head of our city who would at least
allow us the right OF picketing.
From an industrial standpoint,
,Bransiord is two TO one ahead OF Park
and by virtue Of Park having
whichever 1T may be determined. de
pending upon the point Of view l
hoped TO see Bransford elected.
Mallet told me that he was appoint
cd or delegated by some one 10 secure
four or five consistent workers who
would endeavor 10 get the vote OF
those who saw the thing as ! did.
| volunteered my services. II being
understood that I was 10 be paid
per diem for the time actually con-
The first time | met Lundin was at
a meeting az our headquarters. He
was drunk. ] suggested 10 him that
| didn't care TO work N IL was 10 be
on booze -hoistlng' committee.
lie promised me that he would elimi-
nate the booze.
As far as the meeting at the Labor
temple on Friday night is concerned.
and which Lundin refers 10 in his sf
fdavit. that was a regular meeting
Of the Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers. local No. p, OF which |
have the honor 10 be president. At
that meeting the actual business per-
tanning 10 the welfare of tho organ
ized portion OF tho working class 10
which that refers was conducted. The
only political aspect OF the meeting
was the reading OF the military rec
ord OF Mr. Park.
As 10 the 500 ne states that [ re-
cetred from Fowler there il abso-
lutely no truth i'm the statement. I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

the letter. to the press that his asso-
clntcs may know who he Is,
told AIR Lundin | thought ] could
arrange for his services inasmuch ms
hn was for Bransford In any event.
Uc TundlpD said AN right am 4
iaborine man and depend upon wages
fo, n livelihood. 1 told him suitable
compensation would be provided aud
that was tho end oi ".
4, no time during my negotiations
with Lundin. or with anyone else for
that matter. has the question ~
''citv atturueyship' hccn discussed
] VIII also state most posliiNciH thai
| have never made street speech
against Mr. Park do not know the
gentleman personally nor DO | hay"
ANY personal knowledge OF his public
NE. Il. II. THU RMNN.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before INC
this Atm dav ~ November, l0il.
ETHEL. NJ. DAVIS.
1SeaIl Notary Public.