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Show Advertising is a means of influencing public opinion favorably toward what manufacturers 'and merchants have to offer. 20 can't Imagine a business of a reputable nature that doesnt You admit of advertising. a a a PAGES JULY 2 1920 FRIDAY LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- . ! YEAR T IPM tSb (9) tSb SALT ! Document Is Silent on Prohibition Enforcement But Indorses League of Nations flATILE OVER Attorney General Is One Of Leading Candidates at Democratic Convention HARDING v an BE EXECUTED i ''' ,2 July 2. warren Harding, the Republican presiden tial candidate, will go by automobile to Msrlon, O., where on ;Monday ho , celebra g will attend a tion in his honor. Accompanied by Mrs. Harding, he will leave here tomorrow morning and expects to reach Marion soon after noon" on- Monday. Part of the trip will be made over the Lincoln national highway, but the exact itinerary was withheld. Senato tor Harding maid that in deciding, motor to his home, he and Mrs. Hardhad ing were following a ' custom they practiced ever since he ,has been In the senate. In order that the candidate may a leisget as much reet as possible, several urely trip will be made with - - stops en route. The senator s office force will go to Marion by train. In preparation for his trip the senator devoted roost of today to clearing up routine work and received few callers. O. Washington. home-oomin- v - Complete Democratic Platform Is on Page ' Five, Second Section , . ACBITORItM, San IVancisoo, July 3. The hattla of the wei and dry lot under way In the Democrat to national contention this afternoon when, after the platform had been read without making mention of a prohibition plank and W. J. Boan waa recognized to offer a bone dry plank, a minority report. Mr. Bryan presented his own fite planks nnd a prohibition plank , hi former Congressman Hobson and then W. Bonrko pw- .Vorkv toojt the another nil-- . to present platform nority report. PAtMER. Ruling Provides Been Promoted. General MEXICO CrrY,Jul governor former Francisco Gonzales, of the state of TamautlP. Arnul at Santa Engracla by General ordered exefo R. Gome, has been seccuted by General T. Elias Calies. retory of ear. a General Gomez, who is chief ofpP-eratorAo reported in Tamaullpa. had General Calies yesterday that he leadInsurgent OsUna, defeated Carloa er. Gonzalea waa suspected of aiding Oauna, but lje denied the charge. Osuna waa wounded, but managed capto escape, although his horse waswhile tured. The rebels loot 32 'Hied forces the losses of the government were 14 killed and 14 wounded. Martinez Named Chief ha' , rReinstatemeiit War Risk Insurance Korean Bandits AUDITORIUM. San Francisco, Ju& 2. Growing accustomed to late starts, v tha delegates andcronds were slower - than, .ever la J rr lying JoP the fifth days session, and when the monster - pipe organ- began ita recital half hour before the hour set fof convening, its harmony purged out into an almost v' . empty auditorium. For a ..while the orgatyst confined himself to opera,fcbut a, the crowd a liv- -. begsq to gather he switched arHer air and got .some of There rivals singing and whistling. seemed to, be. a holiday spirit In, the ''"Blerlesr as they looked forwofd to a feal show. X- - ( The hour of 10 came and went - with hardly a handful of delegates on - the floor and witlr great empty patch-- s in the galleries. Only a few of the big leaders hadome in. ' Bryan Has Five Planks. convention the to earns Mr. Byran prepared to offer five planka as His dry plank was minority - the same reports. as the one he announced on hiw arrival in Ban Francisco last ekX In another plank he renewed his fight for a national bulletin to be published by the federal government. He also had a profiteering plank prothe elimination of unnecessary ' posing middlemen' and to require disclosure of cost and selling prices and to recommend creation withtn the states of commissions similar to the federal Another plank, trade commission. very brief, merely staled opposition to universal compulsory military training in time of peace. His treaty plqnk was also the same as the one he previously has Announced. ' dames R. Nugent, of New Jersey, ready with a wet plank. Mr. Bryan end Mr. Nugent discussed the order of their recognition with Chairman Robinson and It waa' arranged that after the platform has been placed before the convention Nugent would first offer his wet plank as an amendment and that Mr. Bryan would offer . ftts dry plank as a substitute. Another minority report, dealing with soldier relief, was ready to he presented by Tom D. Lyons, of Oklahoma. It made no mention of a bonus but declared lor a system of farm and home loans. Just what form the fight of the Irish sympathisers - for "" beir recognition plank would take liad not, been revealed. 1Z f Trouble Is Brewing.' ' Despits tbs trouble that was brew-- ! deg behind the ncenea, the delegates themselves seemed good, nat ursd as nry gathered on the convention floor. They filed in Joking and laughing as one anoiher what the firethey asked works wee going to be like. Meantime the band, the organ and a lad tee' ' rlo Joined in Smilee. Ten fifteen sew modtof the dale-sssembled but on ths platform r'ee here Was wot elm of the Vonven-Thtlno officiate stayed in the - Y 4 e, American Relief Are Battling With Japanese Troops x -- pro-gres- a. t Tribute Paid to Preaident WiLon in Preamble; Bryan Renews Boned ry Fight On Floor of, Convention And Will Try Amending Other Planki. X MEXICO CITY. July 2. General Eugenio Martinez has been innamed the chief of military' operations Nuestates of Coahuila, Durango and Canchez vo Leon. General Guadalupe who Joined the Obregon forces aner 'Hay and Wood Confer from the flight of President Carranza NEW YORK, July 2r A half hours Mexico City has been ordered to move i. J1 conference today between MaJ. Re- northward from the stat of Voro ,t ,.a.X Crux t participate In the campaign Wood and Will H. Hay a Dain't WASHINGTON, July. X, 3 national chairman, caused a against Francisco Villa, rebel "leader tebtjL, 8poradlc Korea, July publican defining new; conditions under which flurry of excitement in the office of whose forces are operating in westfighting baa broken Out on thd north headquarters ern Chihuahua. , lapsed or cancelled war risk Insurance the party's national east' border between Korean bandits the filtered through a when report policies may be reinstated by former closed doors of Mr. Hays' office that About 20 and Japanese troop service men gnd women, has been is- more than passive support of the Men Whipped by Citizen Korean armed attempted to force sued by the war risk insurance bu- Harding Campaign had been offered Bluff Fine Sue Will ' City rarrtson quarters the into their way the general. reau. , -by on JUna 4,, but wore "General Wood will do everything at Koyodo an Under, the Puling applications fot Consistent .with . his position as ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 2. James 8 Another larger force stormed Senator Fubank and the Rev. Nelson Aregood reinstatement made within .IS months army officer to further on the night of the Otxth exe- a the garrison of the one and Baptist clergyman, president of discharged and prior to . Jan. I, Harding's election, announced chaplain, respectively, of the St, Louis but. wera jonce again driven. ffack .ty of cutives .tbe campaign 1 92Y," heed. cniy be accompanied by While the conference still was In Yardmen's association, who were a force under Major Yasukawa, which and a ' only two months premiums whipped by a "citizens' committee of had arrive from Ranan to reinforce statement ,? bat he .applicant,, is to as, - 5. Pine Bluff, Ark., Wednesday night the garrison. Op the following morngood health as on the date of the the generiVhid en- today announced their totention . of ing' thaf The report Korean butiawe Timbering, abeut discharge or resignation. No medical listed wholeheartedly, in the Harding bringing suit against the city Of Pine 20 clashed with a Japanese force at examination is required. cause was .strengthened when It was Bluff for 'alleged failure of authori- a potnt some 2,000 meter north of After Jan. 1, and until July learned that he was planning to call ties to afford them sufficient protec The Jap in cases where .insurance on Senator Harding at the latters tion. The two men had gone to Pine Annan, but were defeated. 1, 1921. when anKoreans anese the pursued next or was cancelled prior to July home in Marion, O.. within the Bluff to address a meeting of rail other group of Koreans occupying a lapsed road employees. They returned here tableland In the vicinity fired on the I, 1920. regardless. of length, of time not Ust- - night. that admit. must would the Wood General applicant sincp discharge, Japanese. They were driven, off after forward two m arrtBsr' premium s and "his- - call omUhairman Hay had any about fouf hours hard resistance, leavalso the report of a full medical ex- political significance. He said he was quantity I arms ing 24 dead' and The amination made by a licensed physi- in New York solely as an escort to mi casand ammunition. Japan B.. Wood, who Mifcs Louise cian at the applicants expense. daughter, 02. were ualties on ths Insurance lapsing or cancelled after is to sail for Francs tomorrow Th garrison commander th same July 1, ,1920, may be reinstated on La Savoie. day issued an order which said the general statement of physical condition with"I am not in politics, The present Korean outbreak made in three months; after three months said. "I merely dropped in for a perit Inevitable for the Japanese to enter wait-ln- ir while Mr. with and within six months the application sonal chat Hays Chinese territory,- since the rioter to sail for relnstitemcnt must .be accommy daughters boatFrench made their way- into the Japanese re war in will a engage She medical short examinapanied iy garrisoning quarters from within Chi Wood General tion certificate and after six months construction work nese territory, and within 18 months by a full medi- said. The students of several oV the forcal Examination certificate. In all mission schools have gone on eign A WASHINGTON. .cotton 2, J u1y cases two months' premiums must ac- Woman Bone in Wine- strike, refusing te attend schnot. The company thp application for reinstatecrop of 11,450,060 bales or larger movement Is attributed to a determin I Unearthed than that of last year, was forecast atlon on the pact of th pupil i ment. to x of agricul- dictate th policy and conduct of the Jbe department today by KANSAS CITY Mo.. July 2 A wine ture as a result of the material Im- institution bonce was casecontaining a woman found today buried under 12 feet of provement Jn the condition of th Virginian Mines earth in the rear of what was form- crop since May 25. On tlyat date the bone was worst The a tbe tbe appeared of saloon. condition Are crop Affected fey Strike erly . to be those of a young woman, as the on record. skull showed two rows of perfect Acreage "Increased' 811.666 or 1.1 July 5 charleston; w. teeth. year, Th per cent over that con to today from ail sections areearly Report The" condition between the of altemptlng police 1. Offiimprovement CONSTANTINOPLE, July. nect the finding of the bones with the May ?9 and --June 2 8.8 per of the Williamson coal field ehowed cial statements issued by the Turk- disappearance ago of Miss cent, making the condition on the that the strike of miner, palled by 2. years ish nationalist headquarters of Mus-taph- a Maude Jones Deal, Kan a of daughter June date slightly better. than It. wad tbe United Mine Worker was obeyKemal Pasha under date , of sea City physician. .year ago. In the region north of Tug river. Production Jast year4 was 11.320,758 ed On June 24, 25, and JCTreceired here by Kentucky aide of th river, bates two and year ago 12,040,512. it was tbe mine were afcourier, admit successes by the Greeks Divorced Wife of Rich N said only three waa 25 on 42.4 per May Condition In the center of their drive eastward fected. while a Manufacturer of cent ago Taxi 'a Starts norjhal, year into Anatolia. Several other miners torikao. In no , tencent and 70 the was year it per The statement, however, clsim sucwar related to the WUIlameon walk Belie average condition on Juno 25 is 70.8. out, were reported to union heed CHICAGO, July Z.Mra. cesses for the Turks in the Bergs ma area the of under estimate Revised wife divorced of William H. sera and north of Bymra and declare Gaetner, her 'today. "Union lead ere this year is 85,188,000 quarters hundred that the Turks are in general con- Gaetner, wealthy manufacturer, to- cultivation announced that ' several . , merer, work to as a started day 'Greek taxi driver trol of the advance. The na,r workers on Coal and Elk river bad of tionalist say that there was absolute in the "loop district" absence quit work because of the When, our decree was signed rebetween operator and contract quiet on the entire front on June 8. wag " cently I found I had 83,060 and my . miner car. ah explained. "I decided 1m to operators of the WilAccording convert the car into a mediately to liamson district, there are 82 mine in public cab and run It myself." Mix section operated by 51 companies, that is a Gaetney wearing trim green ridand of, three, 9 were in operation. for habit her work, s ing Tbey said th days tonnage would of the last two equal weeks) I Governor Sell Ryan : -- - (Costiced on Jage two) 4 WASHINGTON, July 8. A race bet wren the Democratic and Republican panic for the honor at enfranchising the women of the nation in time for their participation In the November elections today appeared probable.. The tap parties, the Indications were, would work through legUtatnmi in which each has a majority; the. Democrats through the Tnutessee legislature and the Republicans through the lormont lawmaking body. Gov. Roberts of Tenncewre, In response to an aptwal from President Wilson announced that he would eJI tbe legislature of his state In special sewdoa on August , to sot on tbe federal suffrage ' amendment. 'v , Gov. Clement of Vermont, after a conference here last night, with Senator Harding, the jRepnbUoan candidate for president did not stout definitely when the Vermont legislature would be called but the prevailed that the pension would be convened soon.. The Vermont governor tn a forma! stounuenln fact did not openly Mate that he contemplated catling an extra sesstoo. but declared that do pile his reluctance to permit a change la the fundamental laws without dehberatton. ."There waa a preponderance of Republican advice In fa. vor of a special session. Senator Harding In a statement Issued simultaneously with that pf Gog. Clements said tle Vermont, governor, "rndnwunds I was not trespassing on Us authority" In advising him that "I would bo glad to see Vermont Republicans close up the great franchise reform. Gen-Leona- rd - pJv A MITCHELL Ha Wood to Call on Nominee Aligned in HU Support. sVAA'' Bryan Submits Five Articles In Shape of Minority Re-- , ports League Declara tion Hailed by Demonstra-- : tion From Delegates. Vermont and Tennessee Battle Points . ez 1 WIDE likllGE By Action on Suffrage Ratification; Plant Made For Notable Summary Action Will be Welcome at Marion Taken With Mexican v Oil FLOOR .... - Party Leaders Race to Win Prestige GONZALES TO BY AUTOMOBILE rr ..p CALLES ORDERS RETURN HOME fn f ILL - Workers Isolated Complete Democratic TBy Turk Nationals V - j :v NEW TORK; July ;s7MrVt Emily ftlock, of. this city, and lO pther rlieiNworkef are believed to beIo-late- d BX Turkish nationalist forqef in AdansXsyria, according 'to a oabis message- received her today at ' the Near East relief headquarters. X - - V to j " . Resumet Advance aa . Greek army PAR18J uly3 which late last .week halted Its offen-- against the sive TurkisaUonlisU Asia Minor resumed its advance on Wednesday' and "tapW?dd 'ihe'teWn o Balikesrl, it announced In thereto Greek communique received here W In 1 a!lX With 7 the town, the Greeks took port W- - -- qu, tlTn - ' re- - 54 heavy field 1209 prta For Fraudulent Mine Promotions " ' NEW YORK, July 2. Joseph A. Herron, president of the Bouth western Zinc,' .Lead and Mining bo pi patty, and. Fred W. Fanghorsi. a broker indicted here today on charges of promoting an alleged fraudulent mining rom-pan- v Both were admitted to baJL. Official who Investigated the ease said Herron bought 209 acre of land in- - Missouri Including a lead mine which bad been worked In pra-ctv- iJ war dam. Assistant District Attorney KHroe said Herron then formed A company capitalised at 9l,UHS,909 worth of stock. and sold wrhose Reth, Margaret testimony Caysed thy indictment, was recently herself for yelheg the comarrred pany" a stock, ghe was released when he proved she herself had put up 111,609. Stock Exchange Seat NEW YORK, July Allan A. Ryan, chairman of the touts Motor Cat company, recently expelled from the New Yorlt stock Exchange after the controversy which followed the alleged corner in touts Stock Ust March was notified today by the board of governors that, fata aeat bad been sold for 98.060.- - , ; ' .. Congressmen Viait Park. YCMSEMITE. Oallf., July '2. The appropriation committee of the bouse of representative, accompanied by their famtlie and Ftephen T Mather, director of the national park service, are here today on. a two day viatt from They arrived in the Yoaemtt "The congressional rk. Peqaoia n party pail next week on the fra sport Great Northern for the - Hawaiian - . Islands stjd tb FbUlpploo. RAN FRAN CISCO. JlSIy 11- .-4 el- derly woman giving the namaof' Mr Germany Protest Inability To Pay Treaty Obligations ; "J ' tt of subject relief and a vw tion!, j The preamble was brief. , Jt was confined to a tribute te th leadership of Prssldent Wilson. x ; . , r" Foremost among tha. planks cam ; indorsement of th Learua of Nations and condemnation of the Republican senate for having Interposed "partisan envy and personal hatred la th way of world peace, tig president atand against "reservation designed to out to piece the vital provisions of th s Versailles treaty wa applauded, but coo pled with this declaration went th statement, written In after a pro- longed committee struggle that the Democratic party did no oppoe making Clearer or mor ape- - , elfin th obligations of th Units!' States te th league assoc Accompanying this wa an assertion that th president bad "repeatedly" declared and th convention now reaffirmed, that American obligations as a league member, "must ba fu Killed in strict conformity with tbs tion of tha United Stole, embodied in fundamental requirement hlnh ? of declaratory rc)ea by the Cen- - rt green before this nation may bacome a participant in anjr war. . Irish flask Brief. The Irish plank, center of hatrrs of Cemmitte dispute waa brief. The "specific reference followed a general aaeertioa reaffirming th principle ef aa a war nadoraU aim which "victory estabtlahed." It "within die imitamerely of international eomtty and tion uaege." prvvtou axprearton of the Democrat party ef sympathy with Irish aeptradoe for Tbs Armenian plank oio gpr sympathy, but waa alien en the question of aoceptaneq by th Untied Stater of a mandate over that eountey for shirk th preaident asked aqUrortry of rongrertL. Conatetent arth th Cot atUeDon and American principles the nororoifte plonk said, th govarumsait lta, censtltu-BRUSSEL- July 2 -- Th supreme ail lad council met this morning and began eonaideratton 'of .the program which will be dlwtMwed with German delegate at the meeting at Fp next 'jrt at . , ns ' 'i ' William O. Owens, of Santa Barbara, BARIS, July Z. Th memorandum week. coun allied to the supreme A vary favorable v Impression Cat, waa detained by the police, as submitted at Brum la this morning was pro I when It became known that a she was about to board . southbound cil to French, , British and eptl4 the eented by German train with a baby today. In th be- Italian governments today at their memorandum prepared economic situ-regarding (he lief that she might be tbe abductor of respective capital. It I underwood expert ion of Germany and her ability to inabileotobltah to Germany' It trie the? Philadelphia meet th Blakeley Coughlin,- -' reparation demand bad materially - to fulfill her treaty obli- submitted to th Anted government boy- who waa stolen from his 'crib n ity gation Th stop was regarded a a maneuver June 2. She maintained fhat b was intended to prepare the way for the given the baby to keep by a Margaret Asked to v Are woman execution of tha treaty. of bant Negroea Wilson, a theetrlral tome It was jo taken as confirmation Barbara, and th police' piaced Bert In fhat th attl-tur- e Pray For Republican! nf reports tram credence in her story. of Konstantin Fehrenbach, Oar-roa- n The women end child will be held WASHINGTON.- - July 2. Mlnlata-- a until ail information concerning the dieellor dnd bead of the GerIn th corns try man Fp delegation, will be that fiOouphljti be by he been Checked Up, of all negro church the police announced, but they mid are asked to offer prayer for the nancial settlement roust h made en Candidate th hart of th present eeonemte thin wee a preceotlon only. The baby yocceaa of th Republic about 19 month eld, according to for president and vie president In situation wf Germany without taking out sent While an record.' th aeooont the today by any future acturomle imgr into Coughlin-appeal seal) , . 'ehlid was said te be It mop tha i mitustenai campaign, oommirtsa. provement, - . ' tha-averag- es At Santa Barbara ' wera labor, soldi scoro more domestic ques- Suspected Kidnaper Arrested by Police x 4 X A wide rang . Indict Broker Wtriamsndmento Jommltte. d including agriculture, - V 5 outset1-- v. ' dec-laratl- es as ' with elaehing interests aid opinion' th ? resolutions committee draft of th platform wa laid before the Demo- crUo national convention today for . V, adoption. .;t. ...Further, conflict In the forum 'ef the convention Itself was regarded as certain.' IrUh sympathizer . among r thw . delegate -- had served notico ftheir purpoe to seek te have .'that plank rewritten to Include a flat for diplomatic recognition of 'th 'Irish' rifpdbliSl Decisively- defeated in hla efforts to force a bonery declaration into th committee etructure, William J. Bryan announced his purpose of renewing the Jiattle on tbe floor. f Wet otUt - t.J-Fra- med' gUent oh. ProhlWtlon. , Th committee Jiutform 'Was silent on -- prohibition enforbqment It a long document, eftwrt to produce a brief, omphatio atatamW ofXprtn-citihaving been balked Yromthe Cae preek Force " 4, Ban Francisco, July after day and nights wf atruggl purposa, By Department . Of I punka to;preieeat tofh bohvenUon; he added, but did neb disclose Unk Crop Forecast Admit Successes on Pa- - -Fire, Second Sutton Platform S, ' . rwed -- fOmttooaA . s na XT |