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Show r , press dcat Wilson has sdiM fenprw for anthodty to aiwyt aa a girt lo tli L 8. liao leant! of J. I4crsail Morgan al Noe IS and 14 ITiuoo'a Gate, londun, I JUNE TUESDAY' EVENING NEWS DESEItKT AMUSEMENTS June Sale .of White tonight. Ik andevtU brad- IMItUltit: .Mike," a munkil til by "Oh, (Continued from pas On.) ko presidential candidal on Batur-- J dy mems to b retarded among'moat of Lh politician aa probably being I more accurate than any other. The generally accepted tentative T program aeema lo I o Tuesday for tern- and keynote porary organisation 1 speeches, Wednesday for permanent organization and work of the reaolu-tlon- s romrnlttde framing' the platy form, leaving Thursday and Krlday for balloting If two days be needed. All the politicians seem agreed that on , nobody la going lo be nominated the first ballot. Many of them are going so far aa to make predictions as to a hat is going to happen on the 1 f'rat. Second and third. And then come "TfTF Utrgulne predictions and claims qf a hat I going to happen on the fourth. It took three ballots In If It to nom- Inate Charles Evans Hughes and that 1 ass the first time stricq lift that more than one ballot lu;d been re-- t J In got red to nominate a candidate. ; 1f0 and 1 tot the nominations were made hy scclsmstlon. Principal Interest outride the na-- . tlonal committee meetings today cen-- t tersd about a conference of the Wood managers which has been called to de- 2 clde a ho la to take charge of the general's forces on the floor of the convention. . .There has been talk of a allow down 2 between Frank H. Hitchcock, and par proctor, but Mr. Hitch ' Cork'sCoo none mould be friends declared " Tfeclpltated bv him. " Mr." Hitchcock" attitude haa been described aa one of agreement with whatever the general's p.snagers decide upon, and hla friends are saying today that anyone expecting a rumpus In the Wood camp over 2 the question of leadership will be dls-- . been elected from fifty-fou- r appointed. oountles. The Bonn faction, (Mr. Warren stated, Florida Hearing Reopened. The Florida hearings were reopened could not be regarded as a dcfacto to hear the regular delegation and organ IzoUon. that headed by II. L. Anderson, of Wood Conform no V1 potted. 1 Jacksonville. It appearyd to be gen- Senator George If. Moses, of New conteet of the erally agreed that the MaJ. Gen. Wood's eastern s third delegation headed by A. L.- Hampshire, campaign manager, announced this 2 Church and W. L. Van Duzor of Jackmorning that the proposed conference - oonvllle would not he permitted to of Wood managers would not be held 2 participate In the rehearing. until after the contest hearings are headed The subcommittee hy oompleted by the Republican national 2 Charles B. Warren of Michigan, adcommittee. vising the further hearing for the "Our" Interests just now are at the regular and Anderson factions, Senator Moses. The Coliseum, that there appeared to be no conference said can wait until we have organization In finished the more Important business Republican legal t Florida, through failure of the regu-la- r out there. the gToup headed by George W. No one been choeen. the Bean of Tampa, national commlttee-- . senator said,ha toyet manage General man and also failure of the Ander- - Wood's campaign on the convention son faction to elect a state executive floor. 2 committee In 191. under law. Mr. Warren reported that there was doubt G. Harry Daugherty. Senator Warren Harding's campaign manager, arAnderson faction could rived the ' whether today and took "charge of the be recognized as a de facto organiza-tio- n aa the undisputed evidence show- - Harding headquarters here. Vote to Seat District Delegatee. ed that In the primary only nineIn the District of Columbia con teen state committee members had Militant farm. Hrnra liu litrralyua In "11o Mas 1M lllinarlf." IFWT. CAM( Gladys Brtrk. well In "Mother of Ilia Hill rnaiki cartoon. Grtflithe wiiu "Tim Idol Damvr," featuring Itltluutl Claire . htmour ant II. ULM KIUrAA lnllc Open Thursday with VM Dana In "Oasigtwvtm to Men." bTRAND Montana Ihdt'a Wild Went hlsna," alw Williams "In "Tim Hornet's Ne4." IVwckUn BROADWAY Today. Ikrnum In 1'lm I pldll 4 limb. Trxna Gulnan In "11m Iatly of the law," Billy West In "Fleau-lu- g I p." KJNKMA COMING TIIFATRK Rewln-niu- g Margaret I a wren no and Wallace Fddluger In "Wedding Bella. ORIHITM New MU Wedneaday hesutllned by "lo hong hbup, Kjmn and Ue and Iloumr Mile and ( . . SALT June S Two Die in test the committee voted to seat the regularly reported delegate. Frank J. Hogan and James A. Cobb' Washington, D. c. Committeeman Howell of Nebraska, ' characterizing the whole contest aa a "disgraceful af fair. sought to have all three delegations thrown out, but hla motion was lost. Hogan and Cobb are uninstrueted but are said to favor the candidacy of Gen. Wood. Tb committee then reverted to the Flort da contest. Committeeman Warren of Michigan made the report of a sub committee on the law and the facta. Some gf the Florida attorneys, how ever, were not ready to go on and tbs committee turned to the Georgia con test, which promised to be the most sensational of the crop. The refit laxly reported delegation headed by Henry Lincoln Johnson, an Atlanta negro,, was opposed by a delegation headed by Charlea Adamson of Cedar viile, known as the "Rosecoe Pickett The Pickett faction has faction. been supporting the Wood candidacy. three-corner- Cave-i- n A Is What Means Real Reduction of Prices to You ON ANYTHING YOU NEED AND WANT TO PURCHASE not just a saving on special iines which you may or may not -- w- . wA t r , happen to need at the time. t YOU SAVE ONE-FIFT- H , i May 2. I Discounts Up as High a 50 Jo on Many Lines Crooks Take Chicago ' ,, ufn't Vacation Until After Conventions Are Over Jun Salt Lake Theatre June 3 Thur.. SATIRDAY 3 . MATINEE - 'The Mothers of Men1 Aa Edward Joss yrodaetloa, ROW P1.AY1RO stsrrtsg . ARD ACTS f VAUDEVILLE , g ALL-STA- R ' LAST TIMES TODAY William Faversham --i Prlee, i Gvta, BAe 4 Ib Mat. Me te SZjOO Seats aew ready. Hlah-- f lass TArnBVILLB BILL THE EIGHT ii at WEATHER OBSEBVATIORS 4 a m. Jun 1: Temperature. 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Wltk BIRTOV HOLMES IV SIAM BID and TODAY A1 TOMORROW AMERICAN ss aaa aaa waasaeaaaaaasataaaBaaa tl PARIS GREEN Theaire Circuit PICK OP THE g aaa dLR aaa aaa HOMER MILES & PETl.RR ( Suanton LEE AND . BBS Maindlea." BBB CHARLES HAY IT CLEARIRG BBS YE SONG SHOP in III aa in All RYAN erat-- 4 Through Pwlhaaa wrrtn I beweeu Dirge "sag Chicago ver the SEW Slqi aad Art- Railway, la mwttn wlk l Ewk Islaad IntWn PsrifM -CHn ta Unite. A dellght-ftkrawgk augstflmt Carri-a- a (writ, I sene la I 1' alley aa twice, tkrawgb Old Maxim, TODAY AND TOMORROW plotf IV HOT OF THE LAW. ILLY REIT BEG. TOMORROW EVE. lie, EMPRESS iiariiriTO TEXAS GUN AN aa te 1 11, . SOe. Kiddles, Evdalaaa SOe. iaa Matters Weekday in one of the best mother stories and one of the funniest BUI TDE UPHILL CUMB x tt O a Tri.le - ri 2 ZT 4 BLACK DOTS. ' FRANKLYN FARNUM ta wniwnujt ' Ths Eajrly Bird Cels Ike Gsed Seat TODAY ARD WED.RE8DAY n . Aft ef VaadevlU BROADWAY $U. tax . Headlaed hr "THE MANWHO LOST HIMSELF" S . pLADYS BROCK WELL ' la V" MOTHER OF HIS CHILDREN. CLAIRE WHITNEY Right yrlre tewer Deer, keleesy, Mt. Aftereeeas, Re, Re. III 1, ATL. Always tha Best. WHY PAY MORE! 1 a Ceaeetved by Pal Rsss. with Warrea Jsek- el, ms and Rehert Adams, dlenlayta Gergenns BRB Edltlena ,nf Mntdn and pjaea-Cyymu- Ths Meat fee the Leaat Tbae of Shsers Pletares - 1 ilg. 4dA d, liM. 1i48 Vasdevllle SiOO, Too, SidS. California nl CASINO COMIRG TOMORROW Asd o In LOEWS 1. Chicago pickpocket "con men,' ticket' fakers and wer other sharper leaving town todny for a vacation to last until after the Elk convention ending July 15. Their departure waa at th earnest solicitation of John J. Garrlty. chief of polk: and Chief of Detective Mooney, who marked out .a deadline and an- -' nounced that any known crook who crossed it during the Republican national convention Immediately would be arrested. CHICAGO, than summer life elsewhere, because you'll find 85,000 citizens of this thriving, modem city enjoying to the utmost these same delights, as part pf daily life. Spacious and modem hotels with ample room and reasonable rates insure your complete comfort, and theyre close to the bay. Special sport programs, ba illuminations, music, dancing, and the informal social pleas-- , ures'of the seaside are other advantages. Arrange today to get away from heat and dust, and enjoy a cool summer by the sea at d, . . - Of I (Special Correspondence.) 1. The la'rgest May PATSON, erdwd ever In attendance at Memorial day exercises here assembled today at the Payson city cemetery. Th Pay-eo- n silver band led the procession from Main street to the cemetery and played sacred and patriotic music In keeping with the occasion. The Invocation was by Prezt. Joseph Reece, Orations were delivered by Dr. Asa L. Curtis, a member of the American Legion, and W. Braxton Barnett. A mixed quartet, sang Lest We Forget," and the "Sword of Bunkers Hill," The was sung by a male quartet. American Legion was In charge of the exerciser presided over by Sanford B. Wilson, Jr., one of its members. The graves of all the departed soldiers were decorated by the American Legion and Tapa were sounded over the graves of the boys who made the supreme sacrifice in the late world war. WEATHER FORECAST. Local: Fair tonight and Wednesday; light frost on flat Undo tonight; slightly warmer Wednesday. State: Fair tonight and Wednesday; frost high districts tonight; slightly warmer Wednesday, northwest section. data for Comparative local weather 4ne 1. - j OV WHICH this and more is yours for less expense i it is put in stock at a fair and legitimate profit .. - . VFRT FEW RT CRPTIOH I WE jUU COMPr.LI.ED TO HAM OP KERCH A9TOISK WE CAJTJIOT HOROHABLY CHARGK THE PRICE ARD EXCEPT GOODS HARKED AT SPECIAL SALK PRICES WHICH REPRESERT EVER GREATER DISCOUNTS.) (WITH Held at Payson WEATHER REPORT DisJ- - The General Discount of 20 fo on Everything in the Store Memorial Services 1 sea-garde- An3 all Walker merchandise is marked when only, eo you can readily sec that - - SAN BERNARDIN". Calif., June 1. James Fuller, a ra.lroad man of Laa Vegaa, Nevada, and Jarnea Morton. 14, of Scranton. Calif, were dead today aa tb reault of a cave-l- n of a tunnel of a talc min near Death Valley Junction, which they had entered to escape the desert heat, according to a tneaeag received here. ed Each day each hour at San Diego, Cali' fomia, the hearts made young by the blue and silver glory of the vast ocean. Its yours to view and play in, and a thousand pleasure craft are daily at your service on the smooth bay. The morning plunge, the noon-da- y swim, the regal sport of aquaits with exhilarating sense of power- planing and mastery, motorboating, launch parties, excursions to the rare 'the Cor- onado Islands in Old Mexico, pack the minutes full of joyous health and enduring pleasure. The sparkling summer days and nights are cool, and salty, fragrant ocean breezes stir the abundant foliage. Remember Our Marked Prices are not Changed, count is Deducted at Time of Purchase Of Talc Mine Tunnel - cross blue ocean Sox J Another Week of In Tin aims Olive "The I1apmr;" ronmly; Ilrtlcw. i I- - Good Goods" tV. ItartlM-InM'M- AM WII-tla- All and tlmn;" tatulevllln ImatlliiKwl by "Th Fight liiat k Dots." PARAMO F K T.KMPRKSh (1utr Hay in "Part t.rrro;" m J , 1020 1 One Week Eadlag Friday D. IV. GRIFFITHS ! i 44 TDE IDOL DANCER r Vllth CLAIRE SKI MOl R. "RICHARD BARTHELMESS GRIFFITH t I ' 1 Pie y ere. Vafetdlsg a drematte leve eesniet' mysteries Oaaria (seeed by heeety. 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