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Show ; -- -- t , . ; .11E FsnEo :10 VIIMK , , (Cootinuott from imige one.) att. learn by' stands tor." rime No Manstscript. Mr. Wheeler sold it VIII propitiout tbat Ise should bogie at, "high noon." Ito spoke without manuscript. Seettered riPPles of spotknee COMO early part of Mr. Whesier's (snag the address when be spoke at party unite' and recognition or the west. The first real buret of applaues cams when be or Senator Johneon'a opposition yoke the ?Ammo of Nation& I. "Ton have done CaMontle the )ioner." be said. "to meet th views of her sort ett the League of Nations.' When Mr. Wheeler, declared the in efl President would he the Maa whom the average citisen bee the moot faith. there wore a few cries at 'no. na." but Mr. Wheeler reiterated kis declaration. he be The orowd ;leo cried. no asked whether the Republicans were tarn-U- r 'papered to tabs ott the royal nests were mai cheers when Mr. Wheeler said Senator Johnson could be obkotO secoli If nominoted. Jobe' OS Paart leseSellisAa The lint referent to campaign sita roar Of peinditares brought a flurry. statement loughter and boos greeting a by Mr. Wheeler referring to Senator Johnsn's campaign Lund es "ined" gloats to moot legitimate seeds.' tooted, had to pound the liable and urge 'hot the convention give the Catifornian's sponkor right of way. .Mero lattgliter cams when Mr. Wheeler spoke of nowepaper publicity of the campaign and a voice sheeted 4hrhors's bilearet." Mr. Wheeler maid he was riot anMixed , by the Interruptions. cries of 'No" and "Go on. go on." that the people greeted the statement needed another two-fisttighter to , stuccoed Roosevelt. , 'rho Johnson fireworks broke loose as Mr. Wheeler finished at 1:111 o'clock. retort Johnson's Pictures. A big picture of the California can. didate was unfurled from the gallery rail facing the speaker( platform end Dimity smaller, pictures were raised aloft as the convention beoasne once more a scene of pandemonium. Vie American flag had been selectad as the chief banner of the Johnson forces and a parade of Johnsonitea of them armed with flags. soon.be- - , - - lien-&t- ' IillIt BERLIN.- . . June Lokal he Auselgor declares today that President &bort will not present himself again as a candidata for the presidency because of personal objections raised against him within ble own party ranks which be resents. - . . II.--Mo- re O'Neil of Michigan. He said Michigan wanted a candidate for president, "whose convictions on popular clues. hone cart be found without s pearch warrant." Conclude Speechmaking. Mrs. Katherine Phillippe Zdson of Lou Angeles. seconded the name of Senator Johnson. She asked that a RUM be nominated whom the women could support "with a wholeheart and with clean hands." That was all of the Johnson speech-- , making and the call of the tato was resumed. Colorado had no.candidate Conneotiout yielded to Massachusetts and Speaker Gillett placed Governor The nominating orptch rot repeated cheers and when Speaker Gillett concluded the Massachusetta tion stood up and gave Governor Coolthree oheers. idge ' A few others is the delegations of other states also stood and applauded. Alexandra Carlisle Pfeifer of Lexingtoth Masc. seconded the nomination. Speaking deliberately and distinctly she declared her candidate was a "real American, born on the fourth of July" and believed in not domination." At the conclusion of the speech the Massachusetts delegation sent a big bunch of roses to Mrs. Pfeifer, who before her , nutrriaga was Alexandra Carlisle, a musical coinedy star. , '' ..... ,..,- ' ' -- - Take ,,, -,,i ,,,,,,,. . , , , ,.,,.,, - joetkit , k it . lei 0. L.Ai ' ' , - - , , , , t vitro, ,,, ....- -' ' j , - . . . - , ' i 11 - ''- .. .. ' 6.: . . , - (1 1.t.) i , j j . II CZ44. C . , . - ne - . Cutler's - Months' 8 ' r 1110 On EVERY .. seg. ., . You ., ft , $7 50 lAr M ., . . lit continue " . a 11' to , save our istomers 20 to 50 pet. cent on every purchase. - 4 7 4 - ' Entire Our . . . . . . . --- u-, , . , ,. ,,, a,.. ,,,. ,. . The Clothes of Issued Service. ' ,''' ' ' ' . ' SUMMER SUITS, AT $12.50 'AND UP $75- SUITS OUR WONDERFUL. CUTLER SERGE IS '''INCLUDED IN 'rH IS.PRICING AT . . , , ,. ,, , 831.50 $48.00 858.50 S 58 5() , e,, - , ; , , ' - : : . moniamans - , , , . ...., - SracatiooDetectIve - ' . CAM .OTTTTO g . g0 0 LSLUU ,- 4 :. , ' . i I ...,ii. ?base" fa 'electing AY clothes...EVERY SEIT is ft , lb ' - . : - to give you a certain detialt returs...eishr eattatims, ettrviost Our olock is now limited to ties bustled, "sits but verr ono is uew. this Imes. sou's produetiott...and firtrr ose . . . . ,. oil our mew guaranteed , .. 3 , V - s , Every suit sold trofsit'lloo Cu nye stork is guaranteed to wear eight twit snoottite go earefully do two "betook sad tent Our 'Settling tab. multi rirs...416 1. Cutler icriag sow- - so. label rport..timat deltaic oter., Mir oar elostmers roture . .. I , -- Clothing tabs - ,-- Guarantee ', : Extraordinary Cniter Underp.ilehig StiffTrevaila on . "Stodt of ' ' ,., a V. : ' May li , :.. I, ' ' '', New standards: set aa aa ladatiteuela tin sew sea, we effort please oar 'easy old trisago-LsaiWeatiortal parchsee et sew alik 'neckwear at au eatoaishinaly lew pries, This le ewes prtee ea so tine a Use t toesehasilios waken It a very sensibleWeilleehilea eas ear, wftb. yeas secksaas somata tor as las ahead as.airat Christmas. out tear of coattadletleeosil we urge your nassintioa et oar useketero that we Iwo ttertag the Meet selectiou sal the greatest setae la Oa ettn, - ' ' II, i FOR :5'4,00 13 - -'. .'..- '.: , THREE OR , ' , , 7:' i t I f , . ,,. 1. ., ., . ., , ! SATURDAY and MPNIYAT, EXTRA SPECIAL'... ' $200 to $3.5.0 Neckwear . , , ,..: 0 II- W. E RI" 0 .. ......,.... , - t ' o wed15. e.6. ; - 1 :,4. ; ,. , , , ' - . 71 I .1 .,,3.,,, , , , i 11, ' ' , t ..,, ' .,: , --..... e I litill , 1, i. ...,.. . , ' ) II t ,. . --- , , , N. . . . , , - ; :. ..,..--,,,-.- , I , le - ' t ' Ell , t , , , -- . 4 . -, . Garters . Medical Director Opens Coffins... Medical Director Bleck of the public) health ortic for Utah, acting in connection with the vecational board of the army. has .opened se office in the MoCoraick Applies for Water...Albert T. litathie St New Harmony., Washington county. yesterday, applied to the state engineer for pennission to use five second feet of water from Pinto Canyon creek. to irrigate $OO acres of land. ?few Recruiting Moro Naomi)... Three new men have been added to the fore: of the local naval recruit. In station; L. C. Bennett from the "Montana," Charles E. Wade from the Wyoming." azid William Bell from the "Olacier.". Wen . ' , 01 11 : r -' . , '' , Pt., ....... 01. :',1, , --- ' - , "' Deter Party Objections Ebert- From Candidacy - , . ' .....-- r or n 50c Paris .,....---- Goon To OfgdoiaState Superintend. nt of Public Instruction George N. Child went to ()idea today to attend a meeting et Me taste Indult1W tchat board. Bartow. Pave Daeglitar..Mr and Mrs. Ores .4. Barlow of Oneasville. California. are receiving eongratula thins on the arrival et a daughter at SU Mark hospital this morning. , Finn In Timms Botnowher. and A. N. Timms are ttjOiCinft over tbe er. rival of a I pound baby boy. bore June a, at their4home ea Q street. Meet 'TenKirrowTbe Daughters of Lb. Mormon Battalion will meet. la their monthly session tomorrow after. non' .4.1 o'clock in the Pioneer sinks children are employed in Chicago this year theft ever before. according to figures being oomplied for the annual report of Clyde browns bead of tho working certificate bureau 01 the hoerd of education. The high coot of ftvthg and bleb wageo paid juvenile werkere is blemed by local educators for tho increase. Approximatedw 80.000 children beimien tho age of 14 and IS have jobs, an increase of more than 18,000 over last year. "Many families who have been able In the past to live comfortably on father's salary." said Superintendent of Schools Mortensen. "are relievinl tho financial stringency by allowine the ,youngsters to work." was impossible to judge tow floor got to their feet either to cheer . Dr te better see the denionatratIon. A "Johnson and Victory," "I'm for innuk.0 ovhs pseple Want Johnson," wars some of ,r! snd "America triret, on the banners ear,Ei the imeriptions Hod in the promotion. Many in the - ,4' a flawless also stood and strained their At that thsre was ita attempt 1; tuna Da organised cheering however. and Johnson seemed svelyone who wanted to Ws taking his ow u await and ant. penally noisy way Of showing it . at among thts parading delegates there wag an attempt te get unanimity on repetition of "We Want Hiram," on to Cut It eoon warn drowned in the din.. . 1,9 Kosogibones Am toed. As the ' demonstration,. continued g devices ay lie variety of wets Big megaphones 1 G el mimed. The dig' A'srought into yes to mairtlifl them.it thaw merit the delegate ,,i elves, several yelling their prefer. tapering pasteboard through .1 me With Molithe 411 big as a ber , e Wieder - Jun. CHICAGO, delegates were rooting for the , candidate. because nearly all on the - o More Children Employed tolits Minim ClesetasiNday cal bank clearings asnounted to $1.., In Chicago Than Before 111,91.45 es compared' with MIL MAT for the cerrespendlog day et Says City's School Head last year. ed - t Lai; or . . the Kiev region, ths kgbt bank of the Dative's river, On the ' toe treating stomp we oontinue to drive bark the re. ficersWarrica' , Telma Of (oast) barik of the Dnieper meat ,. To 'Look for Berta oil Darltes station he have flung the enemy back to the right bank. DEMITOX. Teem. Joao 117-WozEnemy forces which had crossto bo on tile vottook for Grover ing ed the river le miles north of Cleveland loraloll, millSonairill draft Iteichitsa north of klev, have evader trent Philadelphia. lima flash., been driven bark to the right od to offirere all over north Tow bank of the Dnieper. On the today by federal Moors bore follows. Pripet rtver oector, as a mutt of Ing r000lpt et' information that s tierce tighting. w hare broken Mae ornmering Sorption's deocripthe the enemy's reeistanoe ad cm. paned Denison toot alibi. pied Tchtrnebill captur.. lng pritiooars, cannon and ma. chine guns- - In the region of , Locals bkvira lighting cntinues." - ---- , ' tor another term." ok,,4, Nl do..... ,- , 1 - MENEM ' grett ae )10.-T- battle 'Oen the river Baran's" whirls : ir. wee trimmed treater., boa on day witit a great 'enemata ter the Poise. itetterdleg to the relieb 'Metal communique leder . hi rhomY. it,owerer lose derivate Dent. ty dctentod ea June I. the nouniuue states and the eat day the aunt the drove uttneked cal Poke or the bootie tweet' beyond the Der. oaths, taking 00 Desultory and Dep. turlel Immerses machine gum.. n -- :use r I - 4 - - . . kitaAW e "4 vita, forces fighting borth admutts of Elgy have again vanoad, s000rding to a wireless, Moodaga from Moscow, (tooting MJ issued dfficial Distil:pent there yesterday. The statement nos listening what this Juno. LOSDON'. 11.--h- I 10'20 , Pols 1Thi Great Advances tin IJv T:T Erma dile Bolzhzirit.d Force - ii ; . 1 1 JUN.E FRIDAY EVENING NEWS DESERET 0 o-- 5 . N . I , . EIthiughout s , . . George Chase and Patrolman IL A. i Reath wil leave Salt take Saturday by vacaautomobile ter a; two weskit r.-I tion at the Heath renchasar Halley. I - alommoonimmommpommon. ' . Goversokratt woreatill. " Tile Mad . , itrerstation river wood Idaho, lath. Big country. - :,t. ' vroro 'vv.", rberwrperial .. . two 'Alb. ..', -To. a Ear Nearly Torn Off,m.-Wua , ' Tim only rest shirt tor liabirge bouttur; aid mans. ,. Chinese living.. at Twonty-sevent- h . i, , South and State streets, was painfully . . . -- -. -- ' , '' C. Cutler ,, , - ,.. . Job. ' sTvrsow ilATs liGuret Thursday when he fell from I ; 1.'; 9 Curler ,. T. eCITS-----,-----!, -.,,., t hie wagon. His fteht oar was noarti A. .1. Greene4r, torn off. Ilia wound was dressed at ....,,,......,.,,... C110818ErrT 1100ES S aborts bellITS---'' ,' Intl ., the county hospital. ,' tr. Vier. Jr. , w. ,,, 1151a COLLARI ';',, - V.' : ,., ' Seek r. Gantt; Wardens Nacood--tfe- w .: , ' IRAWKINIT BOSE ! ,, ty state game wardens have been op Pointed by the state toard of exam. Mere se follows: r. O. Hamilton, Clear , John Seattle Id. Park City; W. IL itil '8)- City; The minutes passed. and Mac& Vernal; June Kendall, Nephi; ta Mt Its of and Hyrum Argyle; Spanish York. at, lemonstration still retained all read mach. Senator Lodge. who had a Theft of ramie Tharrod--l- e his sat to the chair, mopping io turnedand complaint filed by the county attorney. waiting, without an attompt ,n 'row . , theft of IS cents worth of. peonies is I 1,., o restore quiet. charged against Van Roach and Wal0' 4) The partition kept their line. eretty 'waft u- m- gmao ammunimm. noulow.,0116 ter rah,. The complaining witness F,,,-Lao a tompact, although many of them got I. Ii. & Laney. who alleges that the -- . noshed off as they churned up the defendants frequently have trespaseed , vend. 'Several of them yelled at the on his property . ,hairniatt as they passtt the peak, "e etand, telling Senator Lode ter . 7 , Notnitimed..: Pritelard Blind to rieOld CourtrocesThe t , .. a 'held primary." ea in courtroom the twisters hen the roll of cid city Delaware peeved ' roinutes after the states 1rwoMy4hre oceast street. South was reaumed and Ylorlda formerly U (oilmen notes had been let loose, soh- - yielded to ,North Carolina for the cupiedInd j:'.Tr:E.:T: by the police departmentwill . dor Lodge tried to quiet it, but. at nomination of Judge Jotter C. Patch- - be seed for basket weaving and du. Vitt he had little luck. by Former Senator Marion Butler. cation of the blind of the state so. Re kept the thairman's,table dime- - ard Jill watt cheered when be went to the cording to announcement by Acting shouted blows and his with , gavel Chief of Police, Angus J. Idullings. .,,s, ing Fón. REAL ESTAM1 POR SALE. . o the delegates to ;eke -their seats .Platform. I Silver Kill leadi- ng until ....01100.00101.10.o.10 I.Vith the orator y 641 Four Quotation Persons ' Ghee War RentinisoeneesPerrion. Ind clear the aisles. 3. HORSES- - AND . , of A the dates the flies 2 over, however, at I ' of the war told by Selves on .11 S.' Army --convention became more and more Missreminisoences Eterekeeper. Denvor , es., LONDON, June Gallery No1e0 rnaboted. gher.1 was a ARM. ,,,,,,,,,A,., Florence Kimball ;BAII.041,XS feature, rose ,,,,,., a. T'lf.17.f market 4". Most of the delegates got back into restless., ,Many.of the delegates. were of the closing rnecting yeriterdaY Sea quótation At sit Transport 51 chewing oti sandwithes and drinking. Barrett hall of the service Star legion. - ' 01i hilt Sasses, but the noise in the gal, 7h4a.e. win bear Verefut 1,11144114per ounce afier LOST. Pll eries kept up end the domonotration half of one per 'cent beverages and Miss Kimball and down to ON on June 7, Tps market von,. aif..thiry pound good te you. .call GunMiss WASHIN. Margaret i Jun r,es. ()TON., of inusual showto vas just a half hour old alien the they kept up continuously chum flue. us and ice, will take pleasure in has been subieeted LOSTLADIES' BROADBLACKter also gave musical numbers and persons on board the arnfit trans-Po- rt tuations-sine' But be promptbargaini eloth coat, far collar, betivestr Itich, Moir 4. when the 'price ing them. tell was bitted enough for lienator alit. ; Mrs. Charles Livingston led in combe , offered. con. 597-8field, .7., ...edge to, hall when convention The heat Monroe, the in a was f up Elsinore or. napped , Represeatative itepresent Mount Vernon committed suicide haveito ward. Mrs. J. H. Ringwood. Joseph. . , to the i restlessness. ' Th. munity' einging. . ..1 tcluill, 'the blind member of Congress tributes:I St. Goorwe atter one of the shipts propellers c'tp, TIVZ ACRES. BOL'NT1,1:11, Je tom Minnesota. Who seconded Stine first delegate to Whip from pros. Catalogue Nystetn in PaI1sp....1,, 11. tifoke Led to tration was Alexander Bunnell of Mid. Earley, executive secretary oft the Virginia omit, accordAm, Johnson's nOMilladittn. of the I acres mountain loam. with great Called WANTLD. he front dlt ist platform by his little dlebury, Vt. He wee taken to a hoe-- 1 Utah Manufacturtre association, ,has ing to a radio dispatch received here I . Three room conceets was Schell , greet- pital. my, Repronttiti, amt received notification WINDOW Paris. from mile I -- - AFFLT and coopssheds souse. WASHER Only circum413 ' today. Their name or the ''. et by a new ou ?Wet applause. He warn. Tousalk..At the family yeti. from car Line $1.001 Deseret Bank Building. France, of the catalogue system to as- stantee e AudiSOIL S an deuce. with were not .energy hi. Tomeik, term I rent. given. Wayne French sist ef like years in Cask:. I! Illicit kept speech Balance are, MO purrhatiers locating Only and in the on of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig A. Temsiks . A preos box the Johnson sympathizer," , Some of those The system is hint The transport has a'noard 4,000 died SPEC' aTtsCK11011,0Eftb' front of the inseakers' American goods. Thursday. The .body is at- - the directty almost coritinuouttly. - RANCrt opronTuxrrr bY the American Chain.' Csecho SIEETInti. inaugurated are William who from relief es'Honk AmerJoseph Taylor troops being , platform got momentary "It's the great heart of the undertaking in Commerce of ber France. -tablishment. taken to their native land from in the course 2S acrei fertile soil with good water ,. Malt take City, June 11. 1110 tan people." said Mr. Schell, "that the heat when Mr. Butler overturned 000 German war prisoner tina Dairy Expert MeroWilliam ' "trews through ,prerni- - toty ate hereby Somata's, the nomination of Hiram, of a sweeping gesture . , right, Runningtiotilied that a special FUNERAL NOTICE11.----- 3t ties. ,Nat 3 robm111boils. electric. ohnoon. - Word has come from Alm water pitcher and sent down a shower 'registered at the Newhouse, la in 'dpr a tnited States army guard.:anil stockholders mettimg of he Emigre--. acres In wheat--1- 0' and piped wet'''. i tion Canyon Pipe to Washington. D. C.. to make 250 women and children. She is headroute ,.edinde of that great prophet in bath of ice water. Line Company sviti be Funeral for John Thomas acres in alfalfa. Located 13 miles south held at the office conventioni The noise. had become Ito great be- -, extensive reports to the department ing for Norfolk and is due there toOf Philadelphia that this the Preeident, died who II, will be held of Balt Lake City. not far from car line. June Western Egad. morrow. his Loan and Building CorribanY , tiould nominate the mart in whom fore Mr..itutler. had finiehodethat of agriculture on the condition of Saturday morning at 10 oclock Instead This a an xceptional thence to develop Office, No.46 East ánomatempoommoommomo be American people have the great- - voice could be heard only a few feet dairy products In the west and northVint Mouth 444,144a -The a Chicken Ranch. $3.500. Any re111011 : Lake City, Utah. on announced. previously eoftrt'ireicelawYitit ' ,. can mean That confidence. the 1th "Metes of it) ansY. that the dairy itua- Rhode west He .. it man than 'Hiram Johnson. This he front the Cathedral st lible cash payment; belanee easy. Let Cancels 7:110 o'clock P, M. day at MO, Jub, smooches no "her for the wee Bur4a1 is There California seconding the excellent Ile IOU be la Mt. us hear from you. even if you only election of five tion in ritgdeleine. .4, 1;i13:1 directors and for the r.nvention has drawn a platform that for North Carolina's favorite eon and will not Inspect conditions in Utah. It Proclamat1011. Wert cemetery. have a small cash payment. The main purposes of 4111 not fit any other candidate.. suittort:Mg the Board of It the alphabetical roll. of teteix yea you vant.such a place. Wes. Directors of said an e Soirees Company to MerTilt candidates like Fall itH mold fit other pawed ell the way down to New York 15. was treatedItztarye..Walter. isessment upon th outetandinglevy CENE11771- M1-. BRISTOL. R. Juno 11.4L-Thproat the Emergency boa. AMS. WONTERT1,714 ;I. ionWrobe On- - some Other animal." before the next candidat was found. irr tat :neck of the Company; for taking "iSenator Johnson." the speaker Then state Senator Ogden Mille of ptaI Thursday tor a Yount artery in clamation of insurrection in this town i 11(11011 on the w A sAacH Y, szm rrEit Insposting of II sheer, of Wooed lty 4lov. fl000ltrnan.. May ...ZS, ton, on Little Cottottweed rs t: aid. was the kind of carelidate "to New York 41 trusteeu nominating' hie left arm. Merrill was walking up after the cites. MIL Penbuetual rate stock Was, held . by George J. Can out of atrlic over riots Creek. 34 Acres, locludittg smelt limit tI eake the American people remember opeoc h ' f Qr non; and for c h oats Murray But- - City Creek, clinYors when he fell and r. reneaetion of such orchard-0-1- T "Letts, alfalfa- -4 acres peas other business the and to forget ; tie severed the artery. After making a Item at the Yatiooal Indio lubber a may come before the aers sere" whest-.-3 Insores otte--4- , you please. the I stetting. Mr. Mills got some cheers frorit,the tourniquet by means of his handkor. tompany's plant, etas Withdrawn vmrerons flee. and looking Aircrops potatoes. H. M. . New York delegetion, but the neise of Owlet and pocket knife ha was taker !i a very good water .right. tree Sprakee On. Property hasroom Pletiont- - and the shuffling of feet to the hoepital by L. E. Tripp, lit-- 0 'JO& Wba rArbOlt. 6 a w.-ri- nt ; house born. granary, Neat. three When Senator Lodge said that Rep- - conversationthe CEO. J., CANNON, . o eonA Utab'll Minus 87.0es street. Cafeterias. P. undertaker Coliseum up sad Itading line kept awl full City implement. throughout tame Sen14111 coop" had ;t . flotatatiVill expired. embalmer. ParvIcea aid aualitY foods Just 33.004) cash. Balance $100 per year. FProqri Isere the delegate" tintsouely. Plainly, n on "Go of were on, the ilionqieoiee-I' go Alumni I here cries figwati at tbo beet. Price at your own atio, wanted to get Buenos Aires has ;so cafeterias for Iva. 1106. ; est "limn the chairman asked if it tiring of oratory and ' I publianed account of the- Universiti : down to the serious) business. yr ranted to rules let Its A11101111 eve. and held atipend Tudsday omen and only some f ; banquet. modifisd ram land :belt some of the . Monk Wheeler's Claim!. commencement a , of the hi speaker proend, ,. AtrttrON-StNIIINring Is part mention of one inter. form for Men. y le Ord One tel girls 4 elegiktes said "Ne." The master then Mr.. Mills adenied the declaration week di co. - - cAatt, trtvrinTow i that tee ma" by 1.4,.. whetter in nominatint opting exercises, Was. ID '.. diked unanimous beconsent Mr. SI So. Mats SL of the peogii,n was inl in the city Is Amen' to toe opened by rtRzc-roft- s. feature Schell Senator Johnson. that the Californial . aditional minutes given One of thoes the Y. W. C. A. The only steam table emitted. DAY AND xGirr. ortx In the candidate was the only one who could, advertentty "id the preveiling verdict of was-LeRamos was Aires r discovered by silo responded to toasts an aellw;h1111.1tin "1.110:titortiturrys. en!. Ire, JrktONL BT. 121. of ever7 character ilnd elevates was "Good, Good." It end on the League of Nations plank.' Tette Cannon. who spoke on the topic. T. W. C. A. secretarial In the mere Le rOOM as The extra time was accorded and dopted yesterday. ( et s bees It tied and the of company. "The AmmoomonooramosomMON. Capital Decapitation in an. scription, arranged from 11111111 Pori. ei Cr. Schell ooneluded his speech to say ;hat Dr. Nicholas belabor-i- qi ion of Labor." Mr. Cannon' ant from Lindland for a food 'I want of cheers. .,,, thee lendelide IrtORIffir "Trio rafts Butier-eawand on the pin trealad from a serious as well as a Uen and never weed after that. It is and forms beat the ' legal elof )rray City. IL 1116ek.rtso Jersey new Installed ta the Y..W. C. A. The I Mortuary, .., Richard troherty hi Eiihe Stoot end adopted, humorous point of view. and his & WW1 CM CUT Merl.' WW1 Weettell 012 fellatio? Johnson's mom. written t cafeteria when opened Pb..rEssiollAt, i conventsion without the etoesk oss one of the hits of the oning. brought striay, . fopSA ?tiff - '- eecoodel ccastee4- - rytral Aims, Aft trompt and said New Jeriwy. and ths I this srrie. a more draw for than the erial crowd Dr. said. a of Mr,Mille. 'T,'" S44 Irg Preerre 4civery arraxitAt. Lan let tiortIcel'y to link their stioplra.l , stood reedy est Var-1. A. Helen convention :tiles i South. ,Wa4.11411. -1141 Last to,i)A4 1 Owicg to the 'It 1;utit" ncOrtnation. A ,full,so-pplit Pidlolous and tintrent- - ick , always on narratnent moting aril be bele in - 'one ic,l't Poswe'l of New Yerk declared. - i A VI ' toed ,ho o of the cede, oete.i 1 LA 1710CP.NZ. ZANIEST stake.-itenda- y AVD BOOK CO,. too,os Itrpubll--e1 soo "Leound and Et. to Yr, of In.rd gird 0 ice go at 'hand the m,..s before 2 , s. o'ciock was It letec ---''' , I:ii ZIT IA ilLA WINK Lake lAsdiat Ceram Now Vire end wtribulre-Ittni DING, ' Jtini 1S. 1111.-- Toe weetity trteotheog I DActyrs- l,,kitc: y concluded arcl the nelev,felTRITetr.11:', hits 'I... 3Asigno Ayr Almoe,attil streot. Tonto) a sin- notil be held as usual, also Gad; ' tro the plosion te Job Prom 1. tiout 47 &vett MAIL Ira& 1111. "trl,-result, cl,C-!ht-'i - ettin Iq beyan'd of the high ire ..itediere Soot the Pyonthlr mooting trork mind." she- contlrue.d.,J1 1 ilinottne le ISe stet - ' tiurf t4-eburign. , on strre,--occur1Nttratt belt ta FLORAL '1Co4asions Whitney 03 ri'lltAL are prieoto btOlortItTrill ter firttlittee beet the Our Os glad bee. da,trat.on cliatralra fent , etirms. 114 Z. 1s4 &. VAL WAA 3411. to mindo.. Butior hat a broad TA tours at &ad got bitad:es of san4y-10)o-t ebbe 4Pe Ilrerk II Ihttlse 111111 1 :SALT t Ails MaPol-- t will Wrort'rho high Dries' of Gratin take nee air ry:wl with no noon am acearat. co At, DFAICPIP A ItioccIALIT. beg melt. meets! Irwin...C. 0 Jtharet, vitt moot at rely. Dale thapol tun-ta- i ilitre' tb tools to, S known IrtAcqtrots' CA.. III Fe Ittsto. 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