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Show DESfiltET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY OJITS in SELECT JUNE 15 1920 STEPS TJlKEfl FOU iram'iima! BEST III (IE17S It! BRIEF IMS Back to the Bible SUGAR BEET CROP IN fiiidaie General On Hell rued IJreigned to Daily Metugge bull Freight Agent T. M, Sloan of IheMontn waa Lake Inculcate Right Thinking. Salt Lake Houle BULLETIN OF JUNE I day on railroad bunineea. (The Star It need to attract . G t -Heck Fran ben IVwneilerw the eye, and the 8 engraved I' eeeJ Freight. Agent JA. Reevea of tha' DELEGATES In atanda for Script are.) it from haa returned Lino Short The city commission last bight u Tb Idaho crop at Oregon Crop conditions In Utah Jun I Every minute of the visiting etwe-papbusiness a San Francisco trip. time In Balt sere better than In any other state thorlxed the city attorney to draft tha Boise, report tha praaant etatu of correspondents' Lake will ba utilised In entertain In the Union excepting Massachusetts, nocossary resolutions for the or tat ion Idaho fruit and augur beat crop at a Coming Iloane Thursday Gonerof 8, Spencer peaaenger Agent COITS REQUIREMENTS: Aad ment, aocerdleg te plans being per- according to a bulletin received by M. of special lighting districts, to Include follow; will return tho Oregon Short Lin a, New Named Idaho's M. State of street aad between South crop appl crop (agricultural Justin of the bureau AJternte fected by local newspaper aertboa. Tha Temple and frorn Omaha next Thursday. to exceed even SIsth South streets. Third South be commercial) promts at tha ateto capitol. will consist of about I of tha party New York Delegate Hera la P. Choten State Chairman In other states tha crop outlook la twooa Wsst Temple aad Third Eaat her bumper crop of last year, which Capp, a delegate most distinguished newspaper man In from New York to waa at th Urns on A waa record. rests and Fourth South between at this Reo-lutiolargest year ago tho Democratic convention at San tha country, such as Ring Lardnsr, not so bright as It Secretary Remain esrv fAs herd (A a Cod truA all la registered at th New Irving Cobb, Richard Hootihaa and last year aad In tha aatioa taken a Main and State ntroet. It la proposed th crop started out with n condition Francisco, rit all tkw m house. 76 cent of at of to of all others. Install rests aim! oq condition tha per normal, forecasting a whole tha composite lights 11 Adopted. met at tha station be will Moon 4 n They W, Fort Dodge Froapcrw production of 2, $11,8$$ buahoi. but arops Is about I 2 pec cent below their lar practically to those now on Main upon thalr arrival Wednesday after toa-yothe of at' Fort registered la., Dodge, conditions to as continued th street between South The and date. Improve 'on that Tempi average noon at 12.1 by a committee of local Is manufacturing season advanced and n crop of 4.18$. Kenyon, indociaroe condition of tha various crops, ex- Fifth South atroota, newspaper man headed by A. N. hie home town. All tron-bi- o booming WTUain H. Kin of Balt Lake- - Nell Tha to not decided commission 00$ bushel waa harvestad. Thla year George E. Hals. A. B. Fish. Ellas of a ten-yedue to th recent strikes la now Madsen of Carbon, Weston Vornon S. Woodruff and others who will he pressed jn percentage grant a blanket Increase of salary th oondltioa is 1$ per cent or normal, Bottled, he declares. on Juno to the normal) average of da (not of tha employes named by these managers of the four engineering of Cache, Miss Alloa Reynold 1 ahowo that Utah haa tha following partmonL A Booster for Oklahoma It 1 can Tha action waa taken on forecasting a 1,210,000 bushel crop and Lake papers. In a sight-eeetn- g Provo, W. J. Parker of Weber, Mre. Salt acrecommendation to In Indication to Commissioner Oklahoma, ten-yeevery become points ba pot Improvement will around tour tha wealthy city they percentage. (If per cent being Gould B. Blakely. Culbart L. Olaen guests of the Rotary, T. Burton, head of th department of with each succeeding month. North- cording to A. V. Henry, a railroad man Klwanta and 111 at cent; per Balt average).' Apples, Lake, streeta and public improvements, on ern counties have conditions equal to of Muskogee, registered at the Kenyon. and Samuel A. Kin of Commercial clubs who will furnish autoa for that purpose. As guests of peachee,4 1 per cent; hay, (not alfal- tha, ground that city finance would or better than last year, except Naa Natural resource there make U easy the atate Iemoc ratio couventlon here 114 to alfalfa Fare and Lewis counties. Th crop to acquire profits, be stats not par hay, fa), If per cent; (Special t Tb Newa) justify It. veeterday were selected deleaatea In George O. Keif, manager of the Hotal cont; oata, 102 per coot; field peas, -- An appropriation of 87$. $8$ from la hardly- 14. promising as last year in the national Democratic convention Utah. Oiey will ba served luncheon 11 POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan 8 lx Eeet Room En Cbdcu cover waa to maul 1ft Adams th fund and but coot; wheat, eprtng per per genoral Washington oountiea, San Pranclaco. Immediately after. An organ recital Government report show th produccadet school Pasadena. CaL, high Bar cent. ha an O. P. winter were cost Installation of tb wheat. it of Gam and Ads. oent; If aelected per counties, In tha tahVrnacle, a trip to Saltatr and Canyon Alternatea thl city Monday aft- tion of high grad phosphate reck 1 battar, with conditions of It per passed throughover Expressed In percentage of thalr pipe lino from Capitol Hill down Sixth lund of Sanpete, N. T. Porter of Davie, a dip In tha lake will constitute tha Halt Lake Idaho in th average, with 10k per cent North afreet to provido against tha cent, 10 per cent and 00 per cent, re- ernoon from J. F. Tolton of Beaver, Mr. Hina IIof remainder of the afternoon's enter- ten-yelilt was about lt.lll ton31 n rout. over th Union PaRout tan-yelab tha water usual shows tha of Held of Salt Lake, J. L. Boyden average shortage during county spectively. representing be o'clock will At Iayett tainment. at valued 3$$.$$$. an Increase of ( they summer R. cific to for a condition of $0 par cent of normal. Virginia casnp Summit, H. T. Reynolda of Utah, L. the guests of tha local newspapers and aM crope reported upon, Utah topa tha ter part of tho summer. tn cent . drilL per quantity aad about II pet Mra aad 71 CommissionOn recommendation of Twin Falla county Indicate K. Currie of Salt Lake, per tha Commercial club at dinner In tha whole United States, excepting Massacent tn value over tha production ol authorised cent of hormal compared with Of per commission outer Burton the on chusetts -- Or K. Wood, June with A, Rock of Belt Lake. Jtg 1, crop Cafa which after ShlfL Kaltalr. at Suffer to they Eye Injury Althoufh motion to Bend the'dete-ate- a will witness the annual bathing re- look at 107.1 f per cent. Massachu- notification of tho contractor who laid cent a year ago. Feach orchards were 18$ east Twenty-seventSouth street, ltll of 1S,$M to ua, with a valuation h to the convention unlnetructed view. contho paving on State atreet between damaged by the extremely low tem- suffered an most which a haa excellent setts, to hla left eye Mon. of 843.1$$. Injury streets South waa adopted William G. McAdoo waa insufficient and Thirteenth and last winter Ninth la dition thla of perature tha sxeeptlon year, when he fell off a plank near th Telegrams received from Frapct O. Th operators In Idaho are th Haa almoet tha unanlmoua cholca. Thla Matson, and on Fifth Eaat atreet between Thir- water last summer and fall. Only.28 day Western Union office, - Hi injuries Fraaeiaeo publicity, correspondent for tha remainder of the United States. teenth st ' motion waa preceded hr one 40 Inr the 71.000 Booth etreeta, Chemical oempaay, the or normal Twenty-fira of cent and crop, below Kansas Just Utah per tomes with national committee, Republican be bushels la Indicated an against 10 per wer treated at th emergency hosstruct the deleiatee In favor of Mr, confirmed Potash Products company and time of arrival and 108.7 per rent and Colorado next that tha work la faulty and must tha pital. ,, that waa , out contracMcAdoo, hut it pointed tha cent last June and n final crop of are now be- with 104.7, 'Wyoming la another west- repaired. Th city holdsbonds ' Claims to com- 110.000 bushels last year. Gem coun It would not ba In keepln with tha plana for their reception Mach fop- Colorado J. C. th Weetera Phosphate Mining aal ern stats above the average, being tor under tha necessary ing perfected. candidate deatrea work. 11 per cent of n crop, Adams McEwan, who haa Just returned from Manufacturing company. All ef thee of this reports , California ty listed at replace pel tola iff crops Jamea H. Moyle, C. C. Richard a and 2$ par cant and Ada 12 per cent, while Colorado, says there la more money la oompaate operate la Bear Lake ooun- year have fallen almost t per cent, beplaced Says Cotton Fabric Con. Milton H. Wellln. werehut and Twin Falla countiss indi- that state than anywhere else In th Canyon listed at ing tf.l.. Mr. la nomination for deleratea; cate half a crop. Foam show It per west. With L. B. Alder. Mr. McEwan ty.Of th Tha of level prices paid Witt producer . Mr. Richards requested Likely go Higher In tha United States for tn principal shipment made U lilt, 1$.-$Moyle end normal crop, forecasting haa been touring western states Incent of conthat their names ba withdrawn, which tons war billed te California, th A bushels. ago year $0,110 financial condition. crop Increased about t.l per cent vestigating was subsequently granted; and a tela E. W. Kelly, president of the dition was 70 per cent of normal which 2.00$ toaa to Hawaii and tb remainMay; In tha past ten year during ram from Mr. Wallin askln that ha Elisabeth OPEN Ulse How Halifax From TO C. y company, haa rtturnad thar haa been a genera price Indeveloped Into a 70,000 buehela crop at B. be excused from beln a delegate to Nutt, principal of th art depart- der te Chicago. Tk Anaconda Copharvest. of 1. per cent during May. the national convention waa read and from a tbrao weeks eastern trip. Ha crease crop ment of th Dalhousi university at per Mining company thla year will be total 8taU United appl Tb 1 the index On Juns of figure acted upo according to his request. price says cotton fabrics are liable to reach waa condition la 70.8 per cent compared Halifax, waa In Halt Lake yesterday the only other company In th field, 1 1 per cent higher than a New State Chairman, The T. W. C. A. annual summer with $7.8 per cent of normal a year en rout to southern California. Caneven higher levels than at praaant, year about leaned 8,10$ aqree ef phoephate two tf.f than ago, higher year i After at Upper ago and n forecast of lit, $41. 00$ bush adian artists, she states, are doing havingnear a stormy debste, which at because , of shortage la raw cotton, ago, and I Bod 8ptinga than the aver- conference open tomorrow laad bushel to much advertise 147.467.000 by their w4lh country crop age of the peat higher ala SI tlmee threatened to break up the eplr there being only a compared with delegate ten years on June 1. Falla, Provo canyon, Thla lta Peachee wonderful scenery. company in promise harvested already haa been minliltpointing it of harmony which had hitherto promised- - Mr. Kelly stopp'd at Anat, The prices of meat anlmaln hog, from varioua part of th atate In 41.007.000 bushels, or 0.271.000 bush marked the convention, H. L. Mul napolis to aea hla eon at tha naval cattle, sheep ing phoaphat rock ad Melroee and Word Sroond and chickens to Undergo Operation proon for continue will th while two waa pear haa been received In thl for ala less than last year, days at tha ducers of the United States decreased tendance. It liner, former county attorney, waa academy, and that Warm Springs, Mont, and th phoeOf the latter ha 2.4 crop I practically th aam for th Solon Spiro of Halt Lake,-wh-o cityunder- phate pksts haa been operated In confinally elected chairman of tha state Chicago convention. cent from April 1 to May 18. week. Eight secretarial from national two per buehela . 11.608.000 or years, committee over Burton W. Musaer by saysr an operation on hla head at l nection with the smelter at Anaconda. In peat ten years prices Increased headquarters will have charge of th 7$ per went Tha nominations seam to me to be In athe a vote of 44 to 200.. Supporters of Oregon report apples as cent New York City hospital severs 1 week In ths process of treating th sulphide like period . per rent. On May sessions. Edith Stanttn of Kansas and 7$ to leave calculated or per a cent tha pears normal, solution, at Mathonlhah Thomas, happy present ago, submitted to a second atmllar ore a, sulphuric arid ia a cheap byII the Index figure of prices for these City will be director, assisted by Mia of meat 2$ per cent as compared with operation last Saturday. Hla condition product and th phoephate rock ia ' peaches Chairman of tha stats committee, batter feelings than tha selection waa animals about cent 06 per per la said to remain about the 06 per cent, 70 per cent and him to any one of tha three leading candi- lower than a year ogo, with this te secure the solutreated A. Billlngton, girls work para determined to asjrte. Mary cent The 1. per cent respectively, a year ago. acid. this office. Repeated declarations by dates could have dona." lower than two years ago, and 21 t rotary for th west central field, and atate BW BrtLh Program B. V. Petx-ott- o ble phosphoric of Washington has also decreased Mr. Thomas that ha would not cent FbcelrQo per cent than the 1rW 15 work higher Paragraph. local Order of of the Le Jeun average per Ackerman, Independent fruit crops, apples being cent and B'nai lodge tha po'sltlon were of no avail, Alumni Chapter Planned. the past ten year on May 15. A. Bannock county committee of the B"rlth will signalise It last meet- ' pears 7$ per ind tha convention hailed their new secretary.' There will be claase in of normal, Idaho State Automobile association 40 per cent against 06 per ing of the year with an oldtlmer' candidate with apparent unanimous health exercise, Deportment" leader- peaches A chapter of tha Alumni association Boy Hart When Stag party at th Clubrooma on Third was aeleoted at a meeUag ef the leeei 64 per cent and 61 per cent, recent, b support. After It waa made clear by of tha DelBfble 8 Eaat atreet Thursday evening at bran oh of the association in th Comstudy. ship, recreation and University of Utah will ha orspectively, in June, 1810. 'Mr. Thomas that ha would under no Five-mlnon hu- mercial club last Saturday evening. oclock. addresses Struck 18 Auto the will who to Prof. In Outlook. It by girl represent egates tha Bee$ Ogden, according oonslderatlon accept ganised porftlon Sugar morous topic will b features of tha Those named were 8. E. Brady, chairTin proposed to postpone the election Levi Edgar Toung, president of the organisation of Salt lake are: Tho outlook for this crop la very program- Lea, I years old, 140$ west reserve man; Thomas Edward McCammon. 8. Taylor of the next Lea Elisabeth Helen Spring regular meeting Nord, gnttl the Ensign, association. Prof. Toung will call a First South street, suffered a fracmuch better than last year. 1, Reese Of Pocatello. Benjamin Me-di- ll at A nsw time Flrrt Mr. Thomas Park favorable and thus Cramer. Thelma Special keep Pier, party Gwendolyn conditions wer particularly of Lava Hot meeting of tha Ogden alumni Friday. and Thomas Yellowwton Qie head until after the fall aleetlona A banquet will also be held. Prof. tured collar bone and a laceration of Stark, Dorla Jones, Clam W or rail, for good germination aad nearly per- schedule for th park Coffin of Downey.Springs, condila Orei Mr. Thomas, however, repeated hla travel the for A secured. Rosalia being Iren tha printed war foot Ruth la Wood. announce it that Simpson, fect stands right planned Monday when he jumpToung Miss Ida Perkins received a comStand and It waa finally decided tw to establish 22 chapter In Utah and ed from the rear of n atreet Sherwood, Margaret Clevina, Mar- tion of 00 per cent of normal com- gon Short Line, effective Saturday, pound fracture of her left arm aad sprinkler Th June the when first June. 18, cent last via and Da Isetta special Funk. park proceed with the regular order of Idaho. . with II per numerous cuts aad bruises in. an autopare directly In front of an automobile aaJd garet business in tha election of a atate Th Y, W. C. A. summer camp will following are per centage condition pulls out of this city at 8:8$ p.m., ar- mobile Occident last week Bear ChesD. y drlv,n J. RichC. C. a 1 Weat E. and year riving Phillips, open tomorrow In Emigration canyon figures by countie, Jun Yellowstone station at I chairman. F, Morris, The ear waa being driven by 108$ Euclid avenue. Tha accident Thieve Strong on oc112, $. am., Sunday following. Returning, terfield. ards, William M. Roylance, Joseph at Second South and Ninth with Mlaa Grace Harvey of St. Paul ago, respectively: Bingham, Marvin Butterfield, wkh Mlaa Perkin curred nom 100. Weat others 1$, leave the were train tha Yellowstone Fremont, at among Chea, Shoe and Guitar Wet atreet. Eye witnesses said Mr. in charge. Matha Simpson of Bould- Bonneville, 101, 80; and Miss Jane Muir as th other occup.m., arriving Salt Lake at 7:30 tnated, All, however, had their names 0;Madieon. 191,99. Phillips waa driving slowly at the er, Colo., and Mary Stephens of Bt. Jefferson. $8. Minidoka. pant Th driver loot control of th T 85, 88, withdrawn. am., will following day. Louis second-han16; assist In th camp direc- Cassia, 10, d ahoes time but that hla car waa too close to 8everal pairs of machine which overturned, pitching 100, 190. Bannock. Burton W. Muaaer name was pro- wars 08; untion. The th will remain camp Mina Perkins through th uinushleld. Fall. 02, 106. $5. and Oneida, 05, 75 STORE COAL NOW open aprlnkler when the boy jumped stolen from tha store of Martin to avoid of 1 til Higher If or priom posed for the position as secretaryown weather Franklin, Hept him. Tha.boy'a in. perlonger - MARTIN GOAL OO.. 4$ Main Mr Butterfield and. Miss Mulrwr 11 south West Tempi Juries warstriking Klaaanar, likely. the atate committee. Upon hla mits. treated at the emergency bruised. atreet. Wasatch 820. Advertisement. merely The clubhouse request however, hla nams1. waa with- street, Monday, according to hla re qospltaL Mra. J. D. Ryan died Thursday night swimming pool Case is Transferred . drawn tn favor of Paul Ray, who port to the polios. No claw to the While sliding down tha chute at opened for the summer yesterday and 3 in Tyhee. She wa home at her e. la at present secretary of the late Monday afternoon, with Miss Julia Martin In chnrge, Provision park Pittman of of the thief could be found. Pioneer old. and had resided with her years Instituted identity Earley by battle Th elected war Loo legal 10 by and the latter year old, "154 aoutb swimming classes are now being orLor, Mrs.' M. J, Archibald. 17 Fourth Eaat husband In this aection for several . Weal acclamation. R. Otwell to get posaeaelon Of hla Act Already Effective year etreqt, dislocated a bon ganised. Th body waa taken to Thayer, reported the loss of a guitar In hla.Temple foot Jamea H. Moyla and Mr. R. T. street, transferred and bean suffered numerright Emma Phlnney, national room reg- little daughter, haa dreaaes and a mahogany lews ous bruises Mo, for burtaL Porter of Ogden were elected naton-a- t two and. laceration to hla istry secretary, la to arrive from the Third district to th Juvepil case, and Mary Lara, 22 west Third In reply to a telegram sent to the committeeman and national right ler when hla foot caught in In th city today expected to start a room court. - Th petition for a writ of South street, reported tha theft of ome manner. director of the United States mint at Army Trucks Awarded After his by acclamation. comhad n canvas JoInjuries and for the local organisation. paira of shoes. corpua waa dismissed guitar and two 150 been treated at the emergency hospi- Miss Grace Resolutions Adopted, court South Juvenile To Salt Lake Arrive the Philadelphia,' Gov. 81mon Bamberger wept First seph Nelson, Jr., tal th boy was removed to hla borne. local room Bailey is In charge of the plaint Issued in the matter at lsque, haa received a telegram saying: Your Tho will test following resolution wars street, Informed the police that he whldh registry. in resoIs held tha child of a Miss a and Leona the robbed of been meantime had the watch, adopted following report gold Scott, formerly general In' Two of tho five army motor truck telegram of Jun 1$ received. The prolutions committee: U. Mrs. K. O. Bradley informed the po- Registration at secretary for the Salt Lake branch of the custody of a guardian appointed visions of the Pittman act are already awarded to the city street department, court. We Indorse tha national Demo lice that $100 In cash and a draft for Y. W. C. A., Is In Salt Lake the Juvenile Summer.School Large route to Japan In September, wheren by era tic administration at Washington M .10 had been taken from her home, effective and there la no delay in en- arrived yesterday and the others are and the Incomparable statesmanship 4 Jeremy street, Sunday night sho will take charge of the Toklo Pastor Come Here , forcing its provisions, as publicly an- expected within a few days, according More.than 700 students are expected branch of the Y. W. C. A. of Woodrow Wilson, who has fulfill to T. T. Burton, commissioner of nounced ed in every particular the pledges of 8 to be registered at the University of general, spoke, praisImprovements. Tho To Look Over Field on May 1.by the director of the mint streets and public tha platform on which ho waa elected ing th Wilson administration. th trucks for the payment He UUh summer school gets city He said th by the close of Fatally Injured by The secretary of the treasury has of the freight, amounting to approxipresident of the United States. Republicans took advantage the week, of ordered The Rev. Mark Riffenbark. the director of the mint to mately 28 per cent of .th amount haa proved himself to be fearlehs, of tho president's according to Hamer Releer High-Tensio- n physical weakness of the to Wire humane and undaunted here office. The registratoday buy silver at 81 per ounce, 1,008 fine, they cost the war department. With progressive, Marysvale. Cal., la due walked over hla proetrat form. tion to registrar' delivered Is date at the option of the director these five vehicles, the street depart-mtha tirtne presence of every condition that and H cam back from largest since 1810, with look over the local field with a view of the mint Orson Rich of in In the as New office 67$ haa confronted him, and to be one Just the sort of league theEurope an emassay wKh will Wellington, be totalling 61$ for completely motorized, expeople had the same periodcompared acceptance of his call to York, or the mints in Philadelphia. of the greatest statesmen that tha last year. Th regis- ployee of the Carbon Fuel company to possible for tho sprinkling wagons cept Mr. Nab and for him asked St. Paul's wanted, rector Episcopal of become world has produced. tration for ths entire summer school at Rains, was Denver, or San Francisco, up to the It waa then th Republi- quarter fatally Injured early church. In place of the Rev. J. H. aggregate amount of We regard the treaty of peace and aker said. last year was $52. 207,$00,0$0 Alumni In Chicago. ounces. If locate to cans Idea tha conceived th that Monday when resigned Dennis, came he morning Banquet a in of for rovenant the creation Courses in education, health work, league club of the Men's the address will He contact n a with of nations, negotiated by President Democratic administration succeeded auto repairing and pageantry are sent The the telegram by electric governor the And Officer Chosei RiffenMr. to the current price of was in Wilson, as being as nearly perfect as In putting over thla league of nations moat popular according to Mr. Reiser. wire while putting In n tipple at th parish Wednesday evening. bark la spoken highly of in Eplscbpal silver, aaregard It waa humanly possible to procure at K would mean th death of Republigoverned by th Pittman net, company mine. The accident occur- circles. AIT Hallows college alumnl held canism. the Versailles conference; red at 8 a. m. and Mr. Rich died six We therefore favor the immediate Thla and many other references to Local Service Man ahd one-ha- lf annual banquet last night, at th their hours later despite the R. C. . ratification and adoption of tha treaty President Wilson and th administraefforts of the company physician to On Watch Here for Gets Croix de Guerre revive Newhous hotel with Hugh Ryan a of peace and league of nations, with- tion were followed by loud and prohim. Off For Kentucky toastmaster, when these officer were " out reservations that will, in effect, longed applause. Alleged Robber chosen for th ensuing year: Fred Q. Sergt. Michael J. 8uUlvan. M eonv waa nullify the treaty or covenant for the The convention throughout Senator Smoot Back at rs Nineteen-membediof Battery A, Breining, president; Charles A. Maleague. Local police have been requested marked by harmony. All factions pany SI2nd Infantry, Ninety-firs- t guire. vice president, and William A. teemed determined to avoid differ- vision, and a resident of this city, haa Greetings from Senator. to be on the lookout for two men, one University of Utah senior R. O. T. C. Daniel Home Work; Soon secretary and treasurer; Hugh Coming in to unite ences their and energies Mnthonihah Thomas read telegrams been awarded the eroix de guerre. The shout S3 years old and light complex-Ipne- left the city Monday afternoon for Ryan, historian. Talks were given of greeting from William H. King, furthering Democracy. Th only aplit citation reads: Near Hteenbrugge. (Special toth News.) about 80 and dark, Camp Knox, Kentucky, where th by Dan B. Shields. A. J. Bruneau, other the who, H waa declared was unable to at- of the evening was over the election Belgium. n th list of October. 1018, D. C-- , Jun 16 WASHINGTON, who are said to be wanted In Nevada first annua summer encampment of John P. Fanning and Charles A. Matend the convention due to urgent bus- of chairman of th atate convention, he commanded hla platoon under Senator Reed Smoot la back in Wash- for th alleged theft of 31.750 from (he unit will be held. They all) ar- guire. The alumni heartily endorsed and this seemed to be due to the de- heavy artillery and machine gun fire. iness in Washington. every effort of th government to upon of the Reno banka Ths request He progressed and maintained a per- ington. He arrived on . . midnight was Upon motion of Senator George H. termined effort of supporter of received from Sheriff C. P. Fer- rive at the camp Thursday, a here they hold and upbuild American Thomas over hla repeated fect liaison with th other units of th train, with Senator Warren G. Hard. rell Dern a resolution was adopted proW. A. met by Capt. Campbell of Reno, who stated that the men will be in as chairman. firing line. Ing, Republican presidential nominee. were headed eaatward in an automoviding that in drawing up the plat- protest, to keep Mm waa of th local unit who will be la charge Th sergeant wan formerly from form a committee be appointed to The Mulltner faction equally deGraduation nstd wedding gift Jen. to Th have Utah senator la hard at work on bile. They were reported of the men. draft the party planks and present termined that their candidate should Ixjwell, Mass., and has been In th em- numerous matter sen's Jewelers. II Main atreet. over Satur-da- y will a In Nev., students be The put Fallon, through topped waa A not durthat piled up them to the state convention for rati- succeed. compromise ploy of th telephone company. He ing his absence from night and to have left there Sun- course In field practice and will have th capital while reachtd until th postponement of th ays that at the hour of the armis- he fication. , 1880 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES w at morning without having paid for many opportunities to for recreational day He h were Chieago, b out killed to all around was of will order. saya hundreds ruled tice. "Frank K. Nebeker, assistant United election National and HavCapt. M. G. Ran-do- l, for Rent. Deseret leave for home as soon as h gets the their room. activity, according him.' Scores Steam Roller. in command of the university ings Bank. 75 Main Street. AdTer- press of hla business attended to, unit. The students from the local In making a statement regarding his which should be within a few days. nlverslty will be In the same battery election at th convention Mr. MulAtked as to hla view and plans ap-- 1 Yale, Princeton and the ltner scored boaalnm and steam roller Tkal beyer galas mb deals wttb with those of pertaining to th work and results of University of Ulinota. Th camp will the national convention Senator Smoot methods of running a convention and Day aea. 21. close July I am 'all tn. aald: appealed to tha delegates to aee that Cant eay any-- 1 fair play was made. thing, because know what we1 will do. Is th Democratic party ta my mind lies the hope of fulfillment of Senator Harding wan by Senator and congressmengreeted and desires of th the aspirations who conmaaS hard of on him working greas gratulated plain hi nomination and the prospects of his election. Senator U 8 T people. After th record of th ReJury, N SUITE cun Smoot waa pressed with caller, all of publican party at Chicago, It remains whom congratulated him on the part alone to the Democrafe party to beoka the kind he took at Chicago. translate the aspirations and hope of that are a blend Th Republican nomine for presithese millions of Americana Into a defLEWUfTTON, Idaho, Jun 14 The of entertainment dent said . inite program of workable principles Democratic state convention and tow motion and to carry this Into affect. My plana for th immediate fuIdbo ture are not even tentatively made. All "I Ir.vtt th aid of a r ideal for your wdl open her tomorrow afternoon to I can aay Is what I have so often ex-- ! 'all classes of our citixene whether they beys and girls durelect delegatee and alternates to th be workHtg men, business men or pro- -, I am mighty j preened since Saturday: A coming the summer - V national convention. national men. tensions To the young men happy and proud of th honor th R. for vocation. mean Thl I gift or graduation Indorsed for mittee will be elected publican party haa conferred on me especially I wint to any that they it be something election by th states delegation te Mr. Daugherty. Senator Harding', the children. Aee the fin aswill find a place for active service In keep-sakae a nave sortment e( party, fti best congratulation that they can campaign manager, la still In-- Chicago. national convention. Delegates beThis 1917 Ford Speedster jthia th at is ms te title can When he friends that my arrive her th campaign' W can't tell you bare what gift give inker e ..ar stores gan arriving today. . a band. will be announced in detail, it for only $300. A snap for lend be plan te W will pleased but we have, H. national commitRobert Elder, fully represent (lie eaen- -' wa said. - The let our nst.experts convention, adjourned at T cm ehew them te you hen y llk and It is somebody. help y teeman, will seek o'clock last night Senator Smoot la elated over Senacolot and tialsef texture. prxr-kobe will T he Fred stare. th aid opposed te by Used Fords in all models HUta headquarters of th Democrats tor aad Governor CooUdge'a Hardlrg'a for fireplace construction. Du beta- - former United States senator. be opened in Salt Lake a soon nominations a. Attractive .will and styles. A plan for election of 1$ delegates 'as poeaibleaccordlng to a decision Anv Desired West meet may be streamed each with half a vote and no alterALUAKCK (Oil, CeaPIST reached at a meeting of th state in their ate. They lend an tSaM loach, prices. nate I expected t b edvinced. A . committee Newhous .Hotel end tape In th tk senes el MeiliSt sad Fes' seal ef best qealHy aad eelek i at of resolutions ta expected to be last night It waa also decided that eh serfs eervtoa, II aeeth Mala atreet. Fheae loess which th proper fc replace to th convention and dispresented th work of organisation should be 4441 Wasatch Advertisement. ' real sadist. cussion among delegates today Indicarried on tn a more extensive way cated lb likelihood of former Gov and that educational campaign to Elias Morris' & Son Co. Dm Faerhek t nd Merrihew are James H. Hawley of Boise being ineducate th - public t .Democracy now leceted at 11-2- 4 Hew Clift buildTitofiwte. ffff. dorsed aa a candidate for the vice UaXmurit should he undertaken, . AH HlBla mi TtW Htr ing. 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