The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
SAL 7 LAKE STILL
HELPS NE|GHBOR
No Cessation in Campaign in
Behalf Of San Francisco as
Exposition City.
RESPONSE FROM CAPITAL
OF ENCOURAGING NATURE
Assurances Received That
Everything Possible Is Being
Done in Washington.

Local interest in the fight between San
Francisco and New Orleans n is at It's
highest pitch Tuesday kilograms were
received from Washington acknowledging
the interest and efforts OF Salt Laleers
and Gtahns In the fight for the west.
Senator Reed Smoot received many tele-
grams. and has sent messages giving
assurance OF his efforts for San Fran
cisco. In telegram TO Joseph T.. Caine.
secretary of the Commercial club, Scna-
ter Smoot says:
''Will do all | can for San Francisco,
Realize what IL means TO Utah,
. In reply to the resolutions passed by
the city council Monday night. declaring
for San Francisco, Senator Smoot sent
Rives:
Telegram received Presented to the
senate this Tuesday morning We are are
hoping for success ] agree with The
contents of the resolution
Word From Washington.
Men in close touch with the situation
In Washington City, who have heard
from representatives OF the San Fran
cisco exposition committee. say that lit
tie doubt exists OF the outcome In the
senate. as II IS claimed a majority In the
senate has stood out for San Francisco.
The same men say New Orleans has not
been able 10 get response from forty
the house The san Francisco interests
in Washington City, 1t is Furthermore as
serted. stand fair chance Of securing
these members To gain majority.
Members OF the San Francisco dclega'
tlon in Washington City are furnishing
the argument OF figures. The San Fran
the exposition. To this amount is TO be
added the first appropriations author
izcd By the legislatures Of the western
states amounting 10 81, 400, O00 II is as.
scr 81 That Nsur Ori1anS lnga than
the last named amount to guarantee the
successful termination OF the exposition.
Mayor g II. Windham OF Long Beach,
Cal, was guest OF Mayor Brsnsford,
Tuesday morning. He is on his wav
nome from the east. where H. has been
in the interests of San Francisco. The
outlook for San Francisco and EXPRESSED
himself US confident Of the results being
fay oratle TO the coast city Mavor Wind
ham left Tuesday afternoon for Long
Beach.
Labor Favors San Francisco.
=, ON: u The last teleerams seni out from
Grafton of Labor. II follows:
Hon. William H. Taft President OF
The United Statcs.-The fight Tor the
Panama Pacific exposition has been made
q political Issue when the solid south is
for New Orleans; therefore We call upon
YOU. Republican and pre- sident OF
these Tinted States. TO give your un
west. and have San Francisco named as
the city to hold This worlds fair.
"A. T. HARVEY.
Secretary Salt Lake Federation ot
Labor
TIE fight in the house. il seems has
resolved itself into contest between
the extreme east and The west on one
side. and the Mississippi valley states
and the southern states on tkc other
side. The aid of the New York MEM
he.s in congress las been. given 10 the
California deega tIon which. II is urged
ny the San Francisco boosters. Is a ten
strike in favor OF The selection OF their
city