The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
VOTE EARLY AND So
ASSURE A VICTORY
Salt Lake VIII Remain Amerl-
can if Every Loyal Citi-
zen Does Duty.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS
If Voters Wait Until Late Af-
ternoon, They May Lose
Franchise.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS
Vote early.


ct They will interpose challenges and
by other means trv to prevent the Am
orleans from voting for their party
They will concentrate their efforts 10
defeat the Americans in the last hour
of the voting this evening. They wlll
try TO delay voting so that many Amer"
leans will not be able TO cast their bal
lots.
Every American whose business oc-
cuples most of his attention during the
dav should make an effort to cast ms
ballot before he goes to work TINS
morning. The polls open at o clock
this forenoon and between seven ana
eight clock is an excellent llme III
which to vote That will be time
when there arc few people voting and
BY voting at that hour Americans Will
avoid the disagreeable heckling of the
church workers who will try to prevent
voting later IN the dav.
No Need for Lull.
There is ALWAYS an unnecessary lull
in the voting all during the forenoon,
Women who are at liberty during the
forenoon should try To cast them bal
lots before noon. There are few people
al the polling places at this hour and
there is no reason WHY thousands of
! American women should not go TO the
polling places at this time and cast
| their ballots for the American ticket.
Every vote cast IN the forenoon DY
| Americans makes more certain the poll.
| ing Of the full American strength at
today's election. American district
charmen have the names of the Ameri-
can voters IN each district and II
large per centage of thes" voters go to
the polls in the forenoon the task OF
getting ont the full American vote Will
! be much easier for the district organ
| izatlon.
MANY persons who work will find il
convenient 10 vote during the noon
hour 1t will take only few minutes
to vote and if every American who has
not previously voted will 90 to the polls
between the hours Of twelve and two
this afternoon the American vote viii
be heavy al this time and every Amcrl-
can will have the opportunity 10 reg
lister his vote.
Avoid Any Delay
American women should not under
any circumstances delay voting until
after six clock in the evening. There
are thousands of American working
! men who must cast their votes between
six and seven clock this evening and
it is due TO these workingmen that all
others shall have cast their votes ear
| licr in the day, IF American women
! find it impossible to 90 to vote during
! the forenoon they should get 10 the polls
as early as possible in the afternoon.
In the forty-third voting district at
the recent primary election twenty-four
Americans lost their votes by coming
too late to the polls. Among these were
several American women who delayed
voting until the last minute and in con.
sequence lost their votes Several Of
/ these might have voted earlier in the
day. II is necessary. therefore, that the
women make an especial effort 10 reg
| lister their votes as early as possible.
/ The opposition to the American party
| has behind it the organization of the
| Mormon church. This organization will
sec to it that every antj-American vote
ia cast early. The vote of the opposi.
ton is not great enough to defeat the
| Americans If the American vote comes
out. Every American who fails to vote
! is casting n vote for the opposition
Americans must arouse themselves 10
/ the Importance of the situa tion and vote
and vote early, More than half The
American vote should be polled br two
o clock this afternoon. IF this is done
the other half will be taken care %
before the polls close.
Don't Wait for Auto.
voters carriages and automobiles will be
provided by the American party organ
ization. However. Americans should
not wait to DC sent for. Thousands of
loval Americans will 90 to the polls
lunurCed and vote the straight Ameri-
can ticket The polling place in each
district IS not remote from the residence
of any American voter without the
loss of more than few minutes every
IN hn
the ticket. And If the vote is for the
straight american ticket the time could
not possibly be better occupicd
\ complete list of the polling places
for each district follows:
First Ward.
District l-P. E. Gillett $50 East Elav-
cnth South,
District 2-ISSS South Nintb tast
District 8i-B. Hcymanson 1897 South
Eleventh East
District 3-9le Laird avenue
District NO, Ore department. Ninth
south between Tenth and Eleventh East
District S--iIsrry McEwan. 56I East
Seventh South
Distris, 5,5; I;MAarttha 5. Edmonds. II7a
District "a. Ii. Little, 7S2 soutt
Fourth East
District S-HoIst & Morninsstar. 74s
Distrtct 9--Room No. ( city and cornty
building.
District lO-sioreroom. 439 South Sec
oud East
District ll-Mollie Henderson, 3I0
South Fourth East.
District ia. H. wooley, 4l5 South
Fifth East
District lS-w. G. Pickering Col South
Seventh East.
District ia. NJ. Chase, 4oa South
Ninth East
District l5-J. W Ross. 1Ie7 East Fifth
South.
Second Ward.
District 1s-W. g. Weaver, oIt Wash
inSton avenue.
Distric, 1T. r. Hazel. So2 Eouth Sec
oud West
District 1S-F. j. Lucas. Burlington
gymnasium, Indiana and Navajo streets. |