The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-10

trust was convicted and ordered pulled
The steel trust was tho ncxt victim,
charged with having gold -brlcked T.
r." although the Justice OF that name
violently protested that they didn't
goId-brick me The protest did not avail
tenced Ia four hours private converse
ton with Attorney General Wicker
sham.
Injunctions Asked.
An appeal for an Injunction 10 pre-
vent Bryan from again running for the
preid"ucy was denied by Justice Aldrch.
Who said. oh, lGt him rum. What dif.
ference deos II make" Attorney General
Wickcrsham asked FOR an injunction TO
restrain Champ Clark from anncNing
Canada, but one Of tho justices suggested
reciprocal action by inviting Canada to
annex Champ Clark.
\ petition 10 prevent tno TAFT boom
ers from grabbing The presidential nomi-
nation from Bob La Toilette was denied
candy from n child.
IN tho stirring ballad OF Barbara
Frictchlc.' which was drama tized for
this occasion. was shown tho rough win
Nd. when StCnewall Jackson's troops
passed through tho old town. Framed
IN tho easement WAS the face of Uncle
toe Cannon. representing the stand pat
element, while tho Confederate lcIdNr
Was depicted as La Toilette In the little
military procession. With molodramauc
effect the troops halted, and musketry
crashed.
Then Barbara leaned out on her win
dow sill,
And shook her banner with royal will:
Shoot. !f you must, this old gray head.
But spare Your party's nag, she said.
AS the troops Withdrew the reader gave
the last stanzas as follows.
The party flags may come and 60
The nation lives and fears no foe;
It's own fair flag flies full and free.
(SpotiEht on American flaED
For every party and for you and me"
Gridiron Grand Opera.
Genuine grand opera by the Gridiron
qusrtette and chorus was novel fea-
ture Of the entertainment. Faust
some what condensed, was The act. out fr
was distorted from its high moral pur-
pose TO demonstrate the certainty or the
ultimate victory OF evil as represented
mortal bard, Dante. being still in quest
Of knowledge. made another pilgrimage
TO hell. where he discovered some ancient
friends. such as Marguerite Democracy.
Progressive Faust and Stand Pat Mcphls-
TO. who sis never wholly down and out"
Faust pursued ny Miss Democracy, de-
clared Next year is leap year. sne ~
on my trail" The ancient lady retort,,
cd I'm song, charging insratitude and
declaring that the thanks OF
ProSrcssives should be Dcnocracy's due.
Marguerite Democracy next warblcd
message She had received from Robert
La Toilette. asking her TO be his valcn'
tine" She sang:
"Ho Is flirting with me: he's always
near,
He smiles out like lover, in each n1aga'
When his features I see, am filled wItt
am filed. am filed. with fear"
Bryan Appears.
A sensation was created among the
guests when William j. Bryan was uneN-
pcctedy introduced; and IN ptie. ,na
advocacy OF which have made him IA
nous.
He declared his admiration, for Har-
sympathy for Underwood. but asserted
that his vote would be for Taft. In the
commotion that followed IL was discov-
cred that BRYAN had been successfully
who justified the deception by declaring
that Bryan was also great actor,
Some of the guests were; President
Taft, Count Won BcrnstorG, the German
f;r;G graziIian ian cmbassador; J. Loudon. the
minister Of the Netherlands: Secretaries
Knox. NacNeagh, Fisher. MEYER, StiTn-
SON Postmaster General Hitchcock, Sir
Gilbert Parker, Speaker Champ Clark,
Senators Bailey OF Texas. Clapp OF
Minnesota, Cummlns Of Iowa; Represen.
Kentucky. Gentry OF Illinois, stevens OF
Minnesota: Major Archibald w Butt.
Governor Deneen Of Illinois, Stuyvesant
Fish OF New York, Ex-Governor Folk OF
Missouri Governor Judson Harmon Of
Ohio Secretary Charles =. Hilles and
Mcdin Mccormick OF Chicago.
AZ the annual meeting of the Grloiron
club today Louis Carthe Of the Baltimore
American was elected president and Ru-
doph Kaufman OF the Washington Star
vice president, with this executive COM
mittoc; j. Harry Cunningham OF Wash
ington. Arthur ], Dodge OF the Mime
apolis Tribune and James w. Hornaday
OF the Indianapolis News.
John :. ShrIver Of the Baltimore Star