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Show f DESBRETJEV BN I NG NEWS. Our hesdUor are not diffi-TCim from tho text (tint follows; nritahlo guides to information. it y 4 3 C TAGES to ' h ,to CONVENTION AVERS eh m eh 5 ' 1020 SALT LAKE CITY tj UTAH SEVENTIETH YEAR a t3 Y' " . & ca PRELIMINARIES ARE PROMISING THRILLING FINISH OF CAMPAIGNS OF G. 0. P. . CANDIDATES THREE-RIN- G WOOD JUNE SATURDAY MmIiIiii to gained fey dmudvte th public; who ear towUiit say mm ervskw mbsMottete, TVs Itow. rsto Four of Leading Presidential Possibilities at Republican Convention. Be Rationed Sugar V't ;Vv V; ? j k By New Committee lr FAILD1E IF if4 a & Nf ' . , , r''; f Y i I' r p Gov, Calvin Ooolidgo. Senator Hiram Johnson. SENATEPROBE BOLSHEVISTS CHICAGO, June I. Charge of Senator Moses of New Hampshire, that the Republican national committee has used steamroller method In deciding contest were denied by several committeemen at today's session. H. B, McCoy, national committeeman from the Philippine brought up the Moses charges and declaring he was a Wood supporter, denounced Senator Moves statement as abso lutely unwarranted. National Hyland of West Virginia, 1 who slsossM-f- e f Wood, made aa jl W -- DRIVENFROM Gen. Leonard FROM GEORGIA TAKES RECESS Wood. BUDGET BILL WOODDELEGATE ON CAMPAIGNS NIKOLAEVSK t Governor AJleiC AGAIN PASSED IS GIVEN SEAT TO SUIT WILSON - Mr. Rileys statement concerning crestlon'6'f a distribution committee was mad after a conference her today with a committee of six appointed by th Na- -, tlonal Cofectloners association at Its recent 'convention In Minneapolis Th new committee will comprise representatives of sugar brokers, refiners, confectioners cream and soft drink and 'to manufacturer and will operate "under th direct supervision of th government flyiiig squadron of profiteer hunter. Dr. Riley . aid. . ese language newspaper hern, quoting e WASHINGTON. ' June (.After It I June . WASHINGTON, After CHICAGO, June S. In disposing of hearing Colonel E. H. R. Green' of the remaining Georgia district contests! had been amended te meet President! committee f Wilson's objection th bill to stah-- l Texas, son of ths late Mrs. Hetty today, the Republican C. senate D. Col seated ths of Ma-- 1 lish a national budget system July l Green, committee inves- unanimously tigating rietta, a Wood delegate from th sev-- J was political today by th house and f adjourned today enth district and dismissed the con-- 1 aent to the senate.- until July . test of a delegate said to favor Gov. The president vetoed th bill last I Chairman Kenyon Bald that all Lowden. j night becauM exclusive tuthority was . W, H. Harris of Athena, of th Low- - given to congress to remove th comp-de- n still unheard would b called at that time. seated from th troller-generfaction, wa and assistant comptrol-- 1 Colonel Green said he bad contri- eighth Georgia district In th absence I whose appointment by ttiel buted money to the "mixed" faction of of formal claim by a negro contest--presideIs provided In the measure. Black and Whits Republicans in Tex- ant pledged to Wood. j , Republicans Agree. as, but denied that he was In the ninth Georgia contest. In-- 1 Republican leader agreed to a working for General Wood or any other preii. volving the seating of Roscoe Pickett, f change placing the control over th I dentlal candidate. the state chairman and leader of th I two officers with the president, . who J Chairman Kenyon announced' that Wood delegate, th national appoint them with th advice William Loeb, Jr, who collected $225,-00- 0 mlttee appointed a ' subcommittee tojand consent of the senate.', for ths Wood campaign; Alfred J. pass on the regularity of th creden-- J Rep. Wlngo, Democrat.- - Arkansas, I Greenbaum, treasurer of ths Hiram W. tial of the district delegates whojhad complained that the .Republicans 1 Johnson campaign organization in Cal- elected both faction. , sought to jam through the, bill with ifornia, and several witnesses i from g constitutional question unsettled. Missouri had not responded te com I th w dtad-- r Rep- . Admiral Winterhalter Dies. mlttee 'summons. . . , I 'Wyoming, the Republican loader. Colonel Green said' three seta . of L Ad- - .JTS' WASHINGTON. June Rear Texas delegate were In Chicago and ,ac I that If they had had more time they miral Albert Winterhalter, a member j declared Mr. wfngo. No on haa any Intention to slap would have split some more. . . of th general board, and former I the president in the face, -- retorted OTie pressure for office is of the Asiatie fleet, Mr. 3 , great , Mondell. he said, and weve got more candl. died .suddenly-a- t naval the hospital date for office than Republican vot- here todfy. ' S. -- lU-ses- wit-ne- WASHINGTON,, Jons I. Ths bill designed to exclude dangerous aliens from the United States was passed .today .by th house and sent to the president. Under-Itterm mere membership In organizations advocating overthrow of organised government - or sabotage, would be sufficient ground for the deportation or exclusion of aliens. , Minor senate amendments to ths bill wers unanimously ap- -, proved by the house. As sent to ths president the bin also makes subject to deportation or exclusion aliens, who write, publish 01 knowingly circulate and keep in their possession written or.prinfd matter opposing organized government, advocating its overthrow or supporting destruction of prop-ert- y or sabotage. It also brings within Its scops alien members of organizations publishing th pro-- , hiblted literature and declare foreigners who contributed money to th publishing organization of groups shall bs regarded as s v journment Bill is Passed 0 Of- ficials He. Has no Reason To Believe Action Will be Taken by Preventing Ad- ng . similar statement. Neither General Wood nor Colonel V CL Proctor, bis campaign manager HONOLULU, T, H, Juno t. Nik O' support charge of Senator Moee of laovsk has been captured by tha JapNew Hampshire that the national com anese, the military and naval forces mlttee had used steamroller method In a short decisive battle In It contest decision, Mr, McCoy in which the Eolshevlki were either ' driven out or captured, aooordtng to a Most Denounced Decisions. Tokio cable to the Nippu Jlji. Japan- HIGH Preident Tellj Railroad Dangerous Alien Japanese Army land Navy Son of Hetty Green it Lait Contest Committee of G. 0. Amended Measure Comes in Short EnWitness Heard; Several P. Convention Dismisses . Up in Form to Meet Ob- Petition of Lowden Man; jections , Urged by Presigagement Take Town Have Not Answered Sumrrom Lenine r orce. dent in Veto. mons to Appear. Appoints Subcommittee. Co-operati- ACT fl pa-tro- na G Noise and Confusion and Swirling Eddies of Talk Makes Difficult Locating Of Bandwagon; No Nom ination on First Ballot NEW tORK, June . A Joint distribution ' committee to ration sugar to confectioners throughout th country wilt be formed her within two weeks, Armln W. Riley, special assistant to Atty, Gen. Palmer announced today. - Characterizing the sugar situation In the United Btata aa more critical than at any time during , th war, Mr, Riley said an ef- fort would be mad to have bak-- era economise on Its us In pastries. and to have hotels and restaurant ration sugar to their WASHINGTON, June (.President Wilson, In a telegram today to offl- clal of th railroad brotherhood, criticized Congress for falling to taka action with regard to the high cost' of living, the conclusion of peace and Important domestic legislation. , Th telegram wa In reply to a mee-- g asking th president to prevent th adjournment of Congress today. Th executive said that in th light of th record of the present Congress I have no reason whatever to hope that . Its continuance in session would result In constructive measure for ths relief or th economic conditions to which you call attention." "It ,nut b evident to all,", ths pres-- , ident jld, that the dominating mbr Uv which haa actuated thta Congress' I political expediency rather than. lofty purpose to 17 the public wel- fare. " t The president declared that he had accepted some of the legislation enact, ed by this Congress because ha 4 "despaired of .anything better." - The text of the presidents telegram' follows: , Text of Telegram. , i i T received your telegram of Juoa 2. Tou call attention to matters , war department advice. Disagreement Massacre of a small Japsune garbetween Gen-Wo- od managers over rison and a number of Russian civil' l&na at Nikolaevsk last March by w hethef the" Republican national comtroop wa reported. In May mittee has been "steamrolling" hi Bolshevik! by an American and an Armenian, delegate ha furnished the incident who mad their way over 200 mile of which was needed to wind up the Re- Arctic trundra from Nikolaevsk, to publican convention preliminaries with Alexandre vek. Drown 200 Prisoners. a three-rin- g finish. said the Bolshevik! in The refugees Senator one of Moses, the Although that Y printed Nikolaevsk made 200 Russsian I Con generals managers, has denounced taking and that theee with a numgress m a special message delivered prisoners the decisions of the committee, which ber of civilian were thrust through at a Joint session, of th two houses have seated Bowden delegates ovsr thick ice Into the Amur river and were on Acg. t, 1110. in nine - c, ' , months drowned, Wood contestants as a "steamroller i of has. however, taken no. Imcommander the Japanese The procedure, Gen. Wood himself has fol- garrison protested. The refugee said portant remedial action with respect lowed it up with a personal statement the Bolshevik! then demanded that to the problem of the cost and of living arms In their surrender confidence fairness the the Japanese expressing ion the lines Indicated in that of Chairman Hays and disclaiming any when this was refused the Japanese address or on any ether Hue. Not belief that the committeemen are per- were driven into their barracks, which has conthe present Congress fatieg only mitting their personal preferences as was burned a was the. Japanese conto 'deal to candidates to enter into the deci- sulate occupied by the Japanese directly with the cost of livlngtut It sion which will determine the char- sul, his wife and twt children,., has failed even to give serious con' acter of delegations. VtiADIVOSTAK. f June, 2. Peace Steamroller talk has not appeared sideration to ths urgent appeal in the preliminaries since the celebrat- negotiation have been undertaken by President Demotes by me and by th secretaries ed contest of 11 and the Far Eastern republic, the of ths treasury, to- revise ths tax laws it adds to the noise and confusion headquarter of which recently was Time to Signing of enrose Give up Trip which In their present form President is Expected in which the urrinstructed delegate, mo established at Vsrkhne-Udlnswith art to speak. Is having some difficulty the Japanese. The military basis would Last Minute Bills ' To Chicago Convention reepon.ibl i part for To Make Many Recess in locating the bandwagon, be the disarmament of the troops of high cost of living. Th protracted decommander-ln-chle Convention. 4 ' General Semenoff, Regular WASHINGTON. June PHILADELPHIA, June . Senalay In dealing with the problem of to Office (.president Russian of the Appointment and .all armies, th Wilson-levoteThere are several elements which pracUcaJJy his entire railroads, the problem of the governmenthe evacuation of " by tor Boies Penrose will not go to contrilut tp the support 'of predic- the ' lime to to t-owned . the attend f 'national today bills Japanese. In signing IS to tions that it passed Republicmerchant marine and othbe a regular going CHICAGO, June 2 .Pot toe Witl a! the closing days of the present session er similar urgent matters WASHINGTON, June an convention. This announcement convention. Pour years ago ha MsuHed New potatoes sold Jiers today at . number of offices and wa entlon diplomatic mid pra.com Saturday everything; by hi physicians today folpoutgj of Congress.' Measure approved in5ard upon ths I and a hundred (11 til weight looked pretty tame. 'Charles Evans' now vacant or soon to be vacant. It le eluded th annual naval, ultimately m legislL lowing a conference. sundry civil, which figures out around (7.2 0 a Hughes, was as good a nominated, President Wilson that will expected and issued the following statement; diplomatic consular and District of They cept it, if at all, only because I bushel. One car of old potatoes although It wa not generally known, make a number 'of recess appoint- - Columbia appropriation bills, the laf nythln and the atmosphere was placid. ToSenator Penrose has finally , better old st (I.2S a hundred weight, nw B,y Prevent- day there are a dozen little whirling to follow th advice of hU ment after the adjournment of Con- -j dustrial vocational edfe rehabilitation wbfcTj rate ttej 11.76 of eddies each loaded with possibilities to, II f pMCC in Euroo COUCUllion . or. , measure, thi bill permitting governmen? 18 a buiriiet. physicians and has given up hi trip gross. but has tailed to present of developing Into cyclonio proporany con to be The to filled is! t-owned Chicago. post tructiv principal S. radio for tions. GALVESTON. Texas. June station to handle plan The principal reason for price dealing with the under-secrof that of from: state, ry and CARPENTER, conditions press private messages, an amendMany steadying influences which where, th con- -' The first effect of Gov. W, P. reaching .this peak, according to which of(Ve Frank L, Polk will re- ment to the national (Signed) "STENGEL, 0t WhlCh defence act and guided the preliminaries of four years n,Jr rnoct ' tire June IS. "effort to rellev tb th bureau- - of markets is that this upcwfl PENR08E,the army appropriation bill. Hobby ago are absent now and a good many It la understood that Norman Dan b tight of the new elements which make for conte be an Interim period I happens freight congestion here came to-drecord of th vis, assistant secretary of ths treas- Labor preeent Congres, fusion are present. In the first plans between production in sections have n rsssoa when union switchmen, emEmployees Salary Federation to Act' ury, will receive appointment to this the majority of the delegates are lt thtt infnwinn continuance coming Into the market. Th sitployed by the Galveston wharf place. Increase Bill Passed by and although, as is genwould result In constructive . On Iruh Resolution Under merchant th bill marine handle uation to is for company agreed reported ,h freight erally .the ease, a majority of them general and of the economic shipping board of seven member; conditions to which you call attention. are anxious to board some bandwagon, Senate; Goes to President new car loaded or unloaded by either confined to Chicago MONTREAL, June I. A resolution will hav to be appointed. H must be there does not appear to be any. There evident to all that the n Th higheit previous brie of I dock work- union er The appointment of Henry are several vehicles ready to be rolled approving demands for Irish freedom mot!v hich ha actuated WASHINGTON, June S-.- The con,dr,rUn to be ambassador to Mexico will be Introduced at lb os record hers to (2.60 er. Previously the switchmen out. but the horse power doe not seem potatoes is Convention of; ference. report on th bill Increasing has not been confirmed try the eenat. expediency would not handle freight assemrather than a leftypolitical to be mobilized as yet and everybody bushel for old stock In purpose to serve th pay of postal employee beginning It was Mid todav at the elate depart- - th American Federation of Labor, vlO I bled by the longshoremen. seems te look to the possibilities that welfare." public 1017. ths early spring of , not! Matthew Well, the vice president, de-Movement of Texas national some of the horses may be dark. July 1, wa adopted this morning by, ment thata'Mr. Morgenthau could riven' facets appointment under! c;.red today guardsmen to Galveston because Moreover, the delegates who will have ' For th senate. First now Time It . Women goe te th presi- th law, . , to contribute the votes to dominate the of freight congestion due to a dent. circus and "American Toes Four other diplomatic poets are va--j X candidate seerif to be hating little prolonged strike of longshoremen Sit in Deliberations . wa the United States being without I IrizaHon ef labor1 were epithets The senate early today receded from real information so far as to the startpostponed today by Adj. Gen. to Bulgaria, Finland. Greece) plied to the American Federation of W. D. Cope, who investigated the ing point of the procession, although it amendment Increasing the rivers Of G. O. P. Committee Another nomination j Labor by speakers addressing a and Honduran He announced that situation. they are invited in half a dozen difand harbors appropriation to 114,000,-- 0 the senate has again failed toj inr ef th On Big Union her ferent directions. freight had begun to move. CHICAGO, June (Women rst in and the conferees are expected te act upon to that of John Pkalton Wll-- f Charge were made that leaders of th Steadying Influence Absent. th deliberations of tbs Republican comptroller of th cur- - federation, bought by capitalist, no report the bin with the house total of' liams toII beWas Then there is the absence of the a recces appoint- - longer served th workers. national committee today taking e 112,000,008 In time for possible final meet last year-afte- r given the senate steadying Influence Of the failed NEW TORK, June I Tws I part leaders who have hitherto been able tor the flrat time in making set ion before adjournment of Con to Confirm hi nomination. convsn-Jtio- n esrobbers entering th Jewelry Goetb&ls Resifns From to guide the destinies of the renven-- 1 eon dittos. They sat boldine gre. uon. The bosses w ho speak with a ! tablishment ef the Scbsenfeld pro lie of th national committee-me- n The bouse Jut before adjourning at Denies Condition of U. S. note of authority seem to he sbwnt Corporation Ship from home n their Nasstale and wers Manufacturing company, oclock this morning, adopted ths and although the Incoming delegates Mrs, 8. 8. Beggs of Kansas, V sense conference report on th third In th very heart sf sau street. is Now W-r- se Wilson are willing to be led they don't find a w NEW rente. June (.Ths reeigna-Uof Missouri and Mrs. J. ft. n- -,, appropriation bill carrying ti0 . New Torks bustnea to, any considerable party being persontoy of Tennoase. . 000.000 including 414 000.OO0, to meet ef Mej. Gen. Georg W. Goethe: PHILADELPHIA. VF.RA CRUZ, June (. x new Jun hi threw a ally conduced In any cne direction. the pepper day of eyes Apparently (Report taking Interest th deficit Incurred hsarty conas federnl American ef tha during president Ship and About the only thing that everybody President Wilsons condition ha In their new found privilege th Womon sfeth of bubonic plague were distrol of telegraph and telephone lines that proprietor and fled a turn for th worse, were do- - Commerce Corporation, wes anwowis .to t-- agreed upon is that-n- o en eat placidly in th eleuds of tobact to act os ths coo-- - taken 'said b with wallet covered In this city yesterday. i T t Gss-thals contain her today from General co amok, elneeiy following th am-mo- ot ni,i today fey Dr. Francis X. Dereaai nounced lrenc report. I Continued on pass eight. . . Tws victims died during tbs day. office. Ns reases was sswgbsd. 1100,001 worth sf 4Uamods. this city. and wotmg In tfe dsetetemt. CHICAGO, June 5. al nt , com-wou- ld (-- ' r P! Chicago Spuds Hit Taft-Roosev- k, Tr&ng-Balkal- th' Highest Price Mark ef Old-tim- ia d Chi-cag- -- ld-tl- rrC"ry Starts to Break - s con-aent- et ay Potil non-unio- Mor-genth- non-uni- I fsk-can- meet-whic- old-tim- DiamondThief sHaol Nets Hi $10,0 Six New Cases of Plague Reported 10 defi-cien- rv t, e '' re V |