The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-10
IILsDV OR HARMON
|l|EN YORK S CHOICE
idiot Fight Between the
Two for Nomination by
the Democrats.
|RYANS SHADOW SEEN
Regarded as a Pos
sible Compromise if
Deadlock Occurs.
|RYANS SHADOW SEEN
BY RALPH JOHNSTON,


.Isaspd Wire 10 Inc iriDun''
crry YORK. Dec. g.-Ncw York is
;dinr interest with Washington as 4
1ticai center these days. The recent
Of Richard Croker. Tor
'riv boss OF Tammany. TO the effect
II Msyor Gaynor would be really the
a likely man for. the Democratic
,sIdcntial nomination. has stirred up
n~r about as much in the Democratic
,fs as tho putting of Colonel Eooac =
4 ON the public stage did the Rcpub-
n Mr. Croker represented the Tam
'nr view and there arc those VIII"
Il sure he did. il means that the
~ York delegation VIII probably he
"A intact In the hope MIR. Gaynor will
The key 10 break the deadlock.
n the meantime the best opinion herc,
onIv among the New York polltl-
ns. bu; among tho many statesmen
M all sections Of the country who arc
,stanuy visiting New York. is that
going To he "A rcd-hot fight between
rerpor Woodrow Wilson and Cover
:. Judson Harmon. With enough IA
lite sons In the race 10 make dead
a and with tho shadow of William
Bryan over tho whole situation.
lore Than one shrewd observer has
a 10 me within The past few days
ID the situation WAS shaping m so
d il would not be all surprising IL
pseyeli and BRYAN were The opposing
|dfdstes next year, And they supple
uf this with the suggestion that these
, would put up battle which could
rly be called historic,
n Great Chance in West.
. IL a common saving that few native
q Workers arc numbered among the
Is great mon, and this perhaps is
\. for New York attracts the cream
ihe country and the battle for sue
. hero means competing with the best
lrs OF tho world, selected men from
|ssciinns
Is gratifying 10 know therefore that
Il NATIVE New Yorker has I'm many
IS made good elsewhere
travelling friend remarked tho otncr
|s II was selling goods In South Da
b n few months ago and In one OF the
Nervous lourishing towns that have
ung M like Il mushroom in a night
has entertained by The banker of the
ee lie was tho real big gun in his
tlon of the state and besides cnSaG-
Fin banking he owned droNcs OF cat
dozen Sranarics and as many
ms. not 10 speak of = half dozen au-
nobilcs III" was mayor OF his town
his friends arc talking of the scna-
iBl toga for aim i'm the next year or
Five wears ago that same chap was
.fatlug passenger elevator in lower
Midway 1T salary al $40 "a week. He
me II required a lot Of nerve for aim
break away from that job and rou"-
~ new country like South Dakota.
did Il finally and got q start driving
Engon He became interested i'm cat
,ftraded a little and the first thing
knew lie became a power in his sec
n. In addition to nerve To. do thlngs
was siIrewd, and these two qualities
10 Success
Milliner Had Success.
The travelling man told of a voun-
man who for years had been employ"
4 millinery shop I'm Fourteenth street
like SIS ~ week. Sho saved
y and with this Tor her capital sE'
nt 10 a thriving town 'n western Kan
and opened a millinery shop an
en store. paying SIS down on her
ck and going in debt for the balance,
|vuniing to several hundred dollars.
This woman Was attractive. genial.
|RiDg and courteous" said the travel
man. she did well from the start.
Within wears time she was doing
lucrative business. | sold her some
DDS and her story o( cndcavor and go,
pent success interested me very much
my last trip 10 her town ! learned