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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
STUDENTS IN "PoLlTlcs."
Deem interest at Univereisy in P5esloen
tiaI Race.

Interest in the straw vote FOR Gresi-
dent Of .he United states wh!ch VII %
taken al Inc University Of Ctan today
Nas rcrChcI Il fever heat and the iol,
lowers of The three candidates arc lormcn
into we'll or-s nlzed clubs. The Iafi men
and Tho supporters OF Roosevelt sac'1-
feed ,hcir lunches Yesterday at noon
and held roGainG rallies.
The Buil Noosers met in the assem-, =,
I;v room in the museum building ana
SO many ATTENDED that tue mecuns
looked li;c a general student bodE ana',.
sam Olcsen. the big football PLAYER. is
no less Interested in the politics tnan
in tho pissl,In and the gridir"n and It
was hc who presided ~ the Progressive
,allv. He made a lengthy speech IN
',ich he attacked Vigorously the Two
,..rdllales opposing Roosevelt but leit
rar,v issues out Of his appeal entirely.
Much the same thing happened AZ the
TAFT railv This was held in the IL
hrsIy building large number OF stu,
dents were attracted b. 0sss drum and
= half dozen buele, President Ham
Gardener ci the student body WAS the
moving force in tae meeting and he,
.oa. attacked the opposing parties upon
the personal value OF their presidential
no1niGccs rather than upon their plat
forms.
'IoGs a, noon right aftcr the big loot
hall rally IN TIC assembly ROOM, the
wilson people win hold their last meet
in- Spccches Till bc made by J.. =.
Nelson aud Mary TlCrne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Application Is Denied.

County Attorney 7. y. Wiiley appeared
and he and Mr., Sullivan argued the case
hfter a brief consultation Justice Straup
delivered an ornl opinion, denying the
writ on the ground that the allegations
contained in the petition were -us-
talncd and that il was within the prov
incc Of the county commissioners TO de-
eide on the machines, If the machines
were legally authorized and there was
nothing in the evidence presented to
warrant the conclusion that they were
not.
The decision Of the supreme court set
ties the voting machine question so far
as il affects the coming election and the
| ma chimes will be used exclusively In the
| hftv-seven voting districts of Salt Lake
| City aud in two districts in Salt Lake
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
CITY AND VICINITY

mcnt was uulimoercd for the FIRST time
in four days at o'clock this morning
and = run was made 10 81 Yves, Second
South street. An ovcrhc9tcd boiler fluc
in the rcsv OF the pl3cn had started a
i1rc that did damage 10 the amount OF
500.
LETTER from the commissioner .scn.
eral of the United States land office in
Washington has hcen received in fire local
office. confirming the decision OF the OIL
ficlsis here in allowing the homestead
claim OF Martin J. Cleary In Ogden con
!ou recently.
THE FRANK HENORIcKsoN benefit
fcnd was materially increased Yesterday,
when Chairman William I,ang;ou. IN
charge, received hspdsome sum from
tho employees OF the Sweet Candy com
PAM NJ JIolbrook and Miss Dorothv
! Childs. alFo contributed.
INTERMEDIATES AT the y. H. G. \.
will participate IN a Halloween social al
the home Or ;hc Misses Evans. 10l Eas,
South Temple street. this evening, 4
programme. In keeping witt lislio0'een
customs S!il he rendered and the event
promises 10 be merry one,
COMPLAINT WAS issued YESTERDAY 5y
the ccuntv attorneys office charGi u.
| Edna F0ula with burglary in the th.Il
degree. She IS alleged 90 havc sioIrG sofUr
clothing from Mavv Gcdsm. 80 Vest
Fourth South street
p. X. AE9ER. WHO Las besa in th'
employ of The Tribune IS steuo-r5pacj
| in the editorial offices for the past c;ch'
months, has resigned and gone 10 Los
| Angeles TO reside.
THE COUNTY attorneys offlrc "est or.
DAY issued complain charging Rob-"
| ~. Morton With uou-suppo-t. MgY. iadl,
Morton. 2i3 West First South street s.
tho complaining witness.
SUIT WAS filed ycstardsv ~ tho Th;rC
district court hY lIonora Hughes sgaius
Willard y. Funk TO glcar title 10 certaiI
real catate In Salt Lake county.
SUIT WAS flied yesterday In tn" Thjr,
district court BY tho West Temple Terrace
company against i, L.. Doyle 10 ciea
title To certain real estate.
SUIT FOR divorce was filed ycsterda
in The Third district cour; by Rose +.
HOFFMAN against Adoiph Hoffman, charg
ling non~sUpport.
THE BINGHAM STATE BANK fGc,
,suII Yesterday in the Third distric; cour
against Mrs David Ec"lcs !Or the co!
lection of 81 note loT $1,000.
TIE REGULAR moutltIy meeting O
lthe Native sons of r;ah has boon post
po5sh from tonight 10 The FIST F'rids
lin December,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Explanation Is Made.

Nr Lowuey said there was m'zun-
derlst4udinc IN Eutt" that resulted IN the
dcinat ~ the IUrsIon 20 coucibutc HE
pp,- or one shift ever" month 10 the
bingham stitkc yclict fund, He asscrtcd
members of tho Western Federation Of
Miners in Montana were in hearty sym
p.tny with tho Bingham men.
Tho reports that the Battle miners re
fused 10 give the Bingham strikers aid
s;.id Ec. were untrue They did not
pass tho motion 10 contribute shit pay
,vordina; OF IL In That foisn. They de-
nnndnG that definite sum he desic-
uat66 When this VAS done they gladly
consented 10 contribute. ana 10 disproVc
thnt they were opposed 10 the Bingham
mon they voted = special contribution OF
t7oec"
I'm a few 6ays tho Ctah Copper mine
Tili bc absolutely normal said NJ.
lacking last night. To-day between gov
cnty and olGhty more men were en-
gasct AZ the :uills We arc obic 10 han,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Raises Two Points.

The petitioner made iwo contentions'
one that the voting machine did not eiVc
the voter tho opportunity 10 chunee ms
mind and vote for whom he pleased in
certain instances without calling in inc
Judges of election. and the other thai
tho voting machine did not give The
voters time enough in which 10 cast
their ballots. especially in the iareer
districts where there arc more than loo"
electors registered, Tho attorney for
the petitioner pointed out that II one one
m cast his ballot and there were con-
tinuous voting all day only 72o voters
could cast their ballots in the twelve
hours during which the polls would De
open,
In calling attention 70 an alleged dc.
feet in the machine. Mr.. Sullivan pointed
out that II was not possible for a voter
to write in tine name OF a candidate Tor
whom hc wished 10 vote and then change
his mind and vote for someone on tne
,-o-IIlar allDt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
ON STAND;
BEGINS HIS STORY
Defendant Swears McClllls
Had Angrily Threatened to
"FiX" Him,
INJURED HIS BUSINESS
Says He Appealed to Police
for Protection; Tracing
Course of Bullet.
INJURED HIS BUSINESS

Alfred Soronsen, on tie witness 5tah'
YESTERDAY afternoon, began tcsn"G no
version OF the killing oE Thomas H. MIC
C,illIs. lie had beer confronted WITH d
portion of the wall pierced by one o'
the bullets when nc Killed the nnan. nc
srewsonle relic had been sawed out r'c
faced 1t calmly and when ne spoke 10 ,!e
jury his voice was without a 'rc'no'' ','
had not reached the vital part OF ms ta'e
when court adjourned until 10 CLOCK
+bis morning "a, which time the defense
will be resumed, ,r,
The young wife of McGlilis vas on 'G'
stand in the early afternoon Judge
\ Hilton attorney for SorcnSen or,
icct cd to her testimony. IL declared s','
vas taken into court 10 ini'amc the m n''nui n,,
OF the Jury. Judge Bootoourn" ln!ed on
nra .,,cally ali her testimony. the cN'
cusc for calling her was TO ascertain IN,
condition Of McGillls's health ana clUtile'
before the shooting. Ills bnllst-t"in wear
iny aruarcl was there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Machine Demonstrated.


The machine was demonstrated and
the custodian Of tho building VINO is also
Gus ustodian OF the voting machines, was
called 10 testify, He said that the only
way In which to correct such an error
would be 10 call in the election judges
and get permission TO cast his ballot
again
Salt Lake voting districts was intro
duced in evidence, II showed that In
several districts the registration exceed
ed 1000 names,
John c. Mackey. chairman of the board
OF county commissioners. testified that
the average vote cast at an election was
approximately GA per cent OF the Iotat
registration. He said that with o.
two exceptions there would pToba OIL not
be more than 120 votes 60 a district and
that IN any event the commissioners had
six extra machines for use should they
he need cd IN districts where a heavy
vote was likely and these machines would
be sent 10 such districts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
What Sorensen Said.

Mrs Fannie Collett. clerk in the hat
store next to Sorenson's place and where
McGilis was conducting a collar button
demonstration. testified that previous 10
the shooting and on the same day Soy
enson entered the hat store, in the pres
ence Of Mrs. McGillis. and threatened 70
get McGillis Witness said the accused
man said, ''T'd Ike to throw a brick al
him. Sorenson told the jury that what
he said was ''IIc is a brick.
When the defendant took the stand ne
said ne was born In Salt Lake. Marcr
2S. 1879 and was 90 years o! age. He
was ma rricd and had four children. two
BOYS and two girls. lie had been in busi-
ness almost seven wears AT ~ East Sec
ond South street before moving to No
20, where the killing occurred.
Chief Deputy Sheriff ANcl II. Stee'e
had testified that when he entered tn,
icwelry store lie threw the door opei
and ii remained open. SoTenson declared
The door nsd a spring and closed auto
INA ,icaliY. lie said it could not remair
omen unless hook ed back,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Prizes for Everyone.

When il came 10 awarding "A
the booths the committee 1u
TO make choice and FINALS c,s7'.
by declaring the contest IN na|
between the newspaper beo.A 1;
hospital booth. Accordms'y, ii|
five girls in charge Of ;hess va
ell q fivc~pound boz OF candy.
Miss .AdiDe srownlee won Il
OF the evening for her maslus7l
tune. She was known during u
ing as Miss Prosperity and sls
10 suit The part. Tho prlze ~lst
tifully worked gold Jewol cass,
cd By Mrs, Edward GcGor'ih
After the dancing and tho p:;7
features. refreshments We're SAD
the booths. The newspaper bss1
morpNosed into gas range. lN-
coffee was served And do'lssi
was handed out b al! comcIs ua
operating table In the hosFlii
Splendid music for The d'T',
rendered by the St. Mars @
orchestra consisted OF Ms. Eds,
Gu'rln, harpist. and twenty W.
Tonight the ball vii be Fsf1'
the beneht OF the day scaca'
nights affair was in the aaufl
boarding students. !.
This forenoon AT 10 o'clccS y
dents will gather in The as1en'!
10 welcome Cardinal Farley v
inspect the academy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
One Is Arrested.

Ono unexpected and interesting Jevel-
opu,cnt Of tlle visit to RAY Consolidated
was that one Of tn" organizers Was being
sought hv the sheriff OH charges of past
c:!lncs. and No VAS promptly taken IN
charge by that official on his arrival IN
The camp.
Robert Ea5cr. aged -. special deputy
a. the United states mine in Galena,
YESTERDAY shot himself accidentally in
.hc foot. losing TO" on his right foot
II" came 10 81. Marks hospital IN sat
Lake.
T. e. I.ornov. executive board member
&c the federation. mas Tctgrrnd from
,3-i:to. 10 and {. T.. Mahoncy. vice pres
dent. and other union leaders. win prob
| abir so 20 Bingham TO-DAY. when. II Is
/ -aid efforts may lie made tU end the
s,rIl.o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Peoples Wish Disregarded.

Mr. Tobu then discussed briefly the
action OF the Republican board of county
commissioners IN forcing on the people
the voting machine when large majority
OF tire people uy their protest had given
evidence OF their opposition To the ma
chine and their preference for the Austria :
ian ballot lie said he believed the
wishes Of the majority should be consid l.
cred ia ther than the desire OF Republican
politiCians. The machines he said. We're
kept because they were favorable To
weak candidates ON tho Republican ticket.
They did not give a free expression oi
the will of the people, he said, and III
many instances the result indicated by
the machine might not represent the true
Of the electors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Booths Attractive.

The principal booths we-s i.
rescnting Thc Tribune and y,
Cross hospital. Al Tho
pre'tE girls presided. dTcsss5 y,
TO foot in costumes made ru,sI
Tribune papers Miss Edslirs
was 'he Editorial Glri" and "
ION Bruncau was HE nd cls'
booth WAS arranged 70 pre,ss, !,
terror OF Il newspaper Office n,
ling parodies on tho making q
paper were enacted. WlfS n.
q magic lantern. bulletins Is.
latest news OF The dey wen
upCn a white sheet stre,ehss
of the booth.
In the hospital booth. the Ms.
Berry and Julia Wiseman ,sa
the garb Of trained nurses \
parlor OF tho hospital. Che a.
flee, and the operating room MA
in detail, The latter boo,h n
appropriately Grucsane with
sized skeleton.
Miss Nellie Maiian was is.
and her antics furnished one 0, I
splitting features Of the ereshl
ing a miniature automoblla aFi
As an exact counterpart 81 IL
Foot. who IS the school phyaA
Naian invaded The hail al U,
or the merriment aud proceeded
form surgical miracles upon q
of aliiDZ pumpkins. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
WILL Use MACHINES
At COMING ELECTION
Supreme Court Denies Appll-
cation for Writ of Mandate
for Ballots.
TWO QUESTIONS RAISED
Attorney for Petitioner Says
Vote Cannot Be Pollcd in
Time Limit.
TWO QUESTIONS RAISED

This supreme court OF Utah yesterday
donIod application for a writ II man
date 60 compel the Salt Lake county
commissioners to use Australian ballots
I'm the election to bc held next TUESDAY
The Hearing ON the application WaS' n''.
before Justices McCarty and Slraup anu
pistric, Judge Lewis. who was callcd 10
the supreme bench to sit in place oil
Justice Frick, who. IL was announces
was disqualified on account Of being "A
candidate
was made by Charles w. Lawrence. Pro
rressive candidate for county clerk ai-
Ter the commissioners had denied ;hc
petitions Of the democratic. ProSfesslE 9
and Socialist parties ior The use oI l'lc
paper ballots George NJ. sullivan FRO
rrcssivc cnndidatc for district Judge, APP
pesrcd as attorney for the petitioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Proposes Tax Exemption.

Simon BamberEer spoke of his plan Tor
making a tax exemption OF $1,000 In order
that the rich might bear more equitable
burden Of the taxes aud the poor person
relieved 10 a large extent OF the burden
OF taxation.
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne declared that
It was time for q house cleaning. she
said that when the Democrats came into
power the public should watch and sec
no il that Democratic officebolders did
not fall into the ways of their prcde-
ceSsors.
Mrs. j. r. Tolton. wife OF the Demo
cratic gubernatorial Candidates was a
nuest OF honor at the meeting and an In
lo-7nal reception was held for her. MUSK
was furnished by Robert SlddoWayi M MiSs
E:ato Nelson, Curg Peterson and Henry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Sorensen Tells Story.

Then, by questioning him. Judge Hi
ton elected The following;
Miss Eloise Mccall. clerk. was in
the store April 20. Mrs. Sarah Tauffer
was employed IN the laundry branch
IN the rear. | was never cd be-
fore In mv life. knew McGillis about
six or eight months. ! knew his repII~
tatlon eighteen months or two years.
April 30 he commenced his demon
stration about $50 a. IN. in r show
window Of the hat store. ! kept my
revolver under the apron drawer OF
my work bench in conformity with in
strGctions from the jewelers. Security
Alliance Of America. OF which | am a
member, This is done 10 pn pro, Get ed
against thicves who might ATTEMPT
violence throw pepper into eyes of
jewelers. or commit robbery. ! never
carried Inc v.ca non
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
INCREASE IN PAY
BECOMES EFFECTIVE
Jacklins Says Railroad Men
as We'll as Mill Enl-
ployees Benefit,
DISCUSSES SITUATION
Declares More Money Will
Be Given as Result of
Copper Advance.

Verifying the report yesterday tha;t the
Utah Copper company would increase
wages OF tho workmcn employed st the
Magma and Arthur mills. -, &. Jacli!nS,
vice president and general manager save
The Tribune signed statement. The pay
OF awi:cnmcn and locomotive engineers
and flrcmcn viii also be raised. Tho new
scale becomes effective today.
1t Was learned at Bingham that tho
switchmcn wIll receive al Increase or ~
cents and tho engineers au- fircmci1 -
cents a dag. Last April grievance ON
mittce ot railroaders applied for an i'm
crease OF more than this, but 'he company
agreed on Il compromise. Ii was under
stood that the corpora tioa inteuded raIs-
Ing Mages a. the price or Copps: advanced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
MORE STRAW VOTES,
in Three Taken Yesterday Wilson Has a
Decided Advantage.

Among the straw votes appearing on
bulletins were several IN which Wilson
appeared to have the advantage. ono
which created considerable amusement
WAS one purpuriiuG 10 have been taken
ot tic Herald Republican composing
room II showed: Wilson, IS Roosevelt
10; Taft, /.
4 poll OF the Master Builders sssocia-
zion eavc this result Wilson. 10, Koose-
Vclt .: TAFT. ..
Young people at a dance at lTcber CltJ
who were polled gave the following re.
splt: Wilson 1876: Taft. ~. Roosevelt. IS
The students At the Lztter-day Saints
university took q straw vote YESTERDAY
% the boys ana girls AZ the school. Tai
lcsd by one vote over Roosevelt. Wilson
Vas considerably Behind the other two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
BUSY MOI
FOR POLICE OF

According to the court rseoI. y 4
uiIlcd b. the criminal divlsiop 2
court during the month Of va
Ceeds that OF any other month y J. !.
i've wears. A total Of Ill :. r. :,
tried. The revenue 10 the slM .s,., p Y
In many instances several ,,,.s e,'s +
against A single offender, Snga 7
for Tho extra busy month. y .M I
to he found in the active sro =, y
campaign against crime psnS =
"a Among the cases were ;3s 'Is,s !oI \
ness, three for cruelty 20 s'9 ~ 4
nine for gambling. Iiity.sN .~
to disorderiy houses, WI ,n:,,.c
keening disoYdcrly houses. nun, n;,,,' 4
vagrancy, four for ksepo" a"r
houses and six FOR petit 's'osu-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Halloween Party Prov,,
Affair for Score, /.
PARTICIPANTS.
TWO ENTICING Bor
The Tribune and Ho1,l
Hospital Are Reurs,.
by Charming Gid

The students ana sistor, :,
academy were hoslssge, ,,.t
hundreds Of their friends =,
masquerade nail given in -.
hall at the academy. A nr.,.7
ia"ie would be hard 10 in,v,.' ].
presented by the Cayly deror,,,
and the hall Itself. drapo5 !.
OF autumn colorins and f.s,,
end to end with sDrieauy !,
terms and fruitg Of tho h,,-
The festivities began a, -.
In the evening and conlInu.s !,
hours. with the wagglsh ,,,.a7
lowcen ever prevailing. Tn, !
the programme Was The 80.
Every Imaginable charac,,
| cludcd In the weird aTl-1v =,
even 10 bis SATANIC ma jeslv !.
folks UP and down The han
pitchfork. drawing sbyI,ts
and alright from tho Az A.
who acknowledged his mic ~ y
I ing, At least. :"
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Official Statement.
MI JecklIns.s statement foLle IS:

Mi JncklIns's statement foIlc rs:
An increase in wages 60 our cm-
ployccs at the Garneld plants nag
been authorized and announced, nii"c-
tive November /. We have also m
creased tho scale o; wages OF orr
locomotive engineers. locomotive fire.
mon and tTainmen working in con-
nection with stesm shovel operations
at the mines.
The amount of increase applied is
variable as regards departments as
veil as regarding different classes OF
employees I'm the various departments.
Generally speaking, the maXimum IN
crease made is 20 cents per day. but
To some classes or employees II is
less and. I'm some cases, no increase
at all has been made because OF IN"
fact that the employees Of certain
classes are already paid scale which
VIII be fairly proportional 10 the in
creased rate OF. others
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MRS. GIBSON TO BE
LAID AT REST TO-DAY

funeral services Yer Mr.. ID. c. Gibson
viii DO ncld - II O'Clock this forenoon
IN tho ;Gbcr ". Hail funeral chapel. Nns
Gibson. who was ihn Tltn q. d G C!b-
son. = D~nvcr & Rio C.raudn engineer.
dicI at I4epc9 "Wednesday ,norriirg
Tho services IN Tho cbapei VIII BE- con-
dUcted ljv tI~ Few r. s. S!mpkjn. rasrnr
az Philips CoU@rs=s 'iona' clrNrcn S~r-
vices WEl he conducted at IL" --s"s i:.
NJ. 0liTct cemetery ~ members q. the
Eastern S!sr. Mrs Gibson was a mem
bor of tbs oraar aud al ladies' of the
Eastern Star and tGnir friends are In
rilcd 20 alirnl In. snfN.lncs
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TICKET is AMENDED.
Nam. ~ j. H. Zenpcr 1. Placed on the
Official Ballot.

Through an inadvcltance the name OF
!. II. IenzcT. Socialist candidate for coun-
- trcsourcr of this COUNTY, Was omitted
tlom TIC official ballot as printed FOR use
in this couniY. Tho discovery. however
~ made Yesterday and the ballots will
be reprinted and delivered today
Originally. there MAS an error in the
Socialist ticket and the name OF g. \.
Reynolds appeared both as Il caudidate te
for the legislature and AS ! a Ddidate for
county treasurer. The official list as
flied was returned 10 the Socialist COM
Tuiilce for correction and the correction
Tpa he. However. the correction was over
looked and the name or Reynolds w-ss
printed on The ballot as Il candidate foI
count: treasurer instead OF that Of Zen
ger. Fortunately the error vas caught
Before the ballots were dis tribUted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
SATURDAY "cANoloATe DAY"
Wcm5n's Republican Club VIII Have
Interesting Meeting.

The Wonlan's Republican. club Is plan
ming 10 make SATURDAY A most attractive
day at the headquarters. SO Felt build
inS. 1T Mil DE candidates day All
OF the candidates on the county ticket,
and all who can do so on the state tick
ct. are invited TO attend, ana tncre VIII
nc short speeches by a number Of theses
including the ladies.
Ar excellent musical programme has
been arranged, including solos by Utah'S
fsvcritc, Mrs Maggie Tout BROWNING.
The public IL invited TO attend. ine
hostcsscs for the day will be women
candidates for Inc legislature, Mrs Anna
IT. King, Or Jane Skoifcld and MIS-.
Annie Wells Cannon.
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Bull Moose Smoker.

Tho second smoker OF the campaign
win be given By tue Roosevelt club Al
Judge j. NJ. Bowmsn's court room at
the police station tonight. Cider. music,
cigars and speaking arc scheduled. T..
T.. Christensen will speak ?or the Pro-
grcssiycs tonight at the Franklin school
Frank Evans AZ East Mil Creek, and
Brigham CIsEr AZ the WinJcr ward meet
iI.S house The rrogresslvcs will close
tho weeks campaigning with bls rally
OIL Saturday night at the Garrlck thea
. o.