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Show printlrf brin back and a little profit? cost small it Or does It brinjr back its slightly EICI profit? larger cost and a result-bringiSec the "News' for printing. Doe your If a man does you a wrong deliberately and with malice, dont fret about it and plan reprisals. Sooneror later that mans meanness will engulf him. Rhodes ng Colossus. PACKS 20 THURSDAY JULY 22 1920 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAR T HARDING IS FORMALLY NOTIFIED ' eSb dEb t(b C3 cSi Ceremonies Cause Assembling rllr "f mn r Harding Favors SPEECH mines wed GIVES SPEECH E , (EVH1IE FOR fl i Allen Tilner handa HIS WORKERS e. Utah Acceptance Address Come At Close of Long1 Program In Which High Pitched Enthusiasm Ruled a Visit pro- - the lr Cost ing Delegations GaveDem- - onstrations. Yacht Shamrock July 22. The Republican campaign attained full apeed 'ahead today wltl the formal notification here of Warren G- Harding, the party'a nominee for the presidency. MARION. O., The notification ceremoniee which brought to Marion most of the big leaders of the party and many thou sands of Harding enthusiasts. Included an acceptance, speech by Senator Harding interpreting the Chicago platform and declaring the principles in which he expects the campaign to be fought out. His declarations struck a keynote giving tone to the arguments of Republican workers 'throughout the nation in the season or political debate ushered In by notification day. Comes to End of Long Program. 'The acceptance spuech came end of a long program in which high pitched enthusiasm raled the day as the visiting delegations marched on the Harding residence (n unbroken succession to be received by the can- iidate and to pay theif TheApcetar Id' the coin of tumultuous iber- - at-th- 10'r Bach URy wU dy mist sntet- - tisie At 7 - i. thJ looked like half the town led off with a demonstration. To their howling acclaim the senator putyed the leading part in a flagraising pulling Stars ahd Stripes to the top of the weatherbeaten McKinley flagpole sent here a Jew dayg ago front Canton. . Delegation after delegation rjlth bands blaring and colors flying, fol-- " lowed up to the Harding front porch as thtrty fepeeial traftis shd thousand of automobiles unloaded their contributions to the notification crowds. dred V I 1 .' Maiioh 'was with(n' an Inch of its life for ls debut in the great affairs of the nation. Patriotic frills and flounces draped the city from tip toe. - Business was adjourned and ' partisanship was forgotten as Repub- -llcang and Democrats jQlned in, acknowledging the honor that had come to one of their neighbors. From the senator's home down to the heart of the " business section a lane of tall white pillars formed a spotless court of honor to. mark. the. route- of the paradera. and along the way scarcely a window was without its portrait of the Republican candidate. Painstaking arrangementaJiad been to provide a luncheon for the Profiteering had been put th ban by agreement of the and many housecity's business-me- n wives had laid in an extra supply of food to make sure thlt no one went hungry. Most of the public counters were under . supervision of the - fmade churchea , One of the delegations to whose coming Senator Harding looked forward with keenest anticipation was a brass band from Caledonia, his boyhood home. Knffrmgi- -t Emblem. Seen. The jiurple.- - white a, id gold of the woman suffrage cause early made Its appearance in th gathering crowds, bqt a plan of the women to picket the notification e ceremonies was abandoned. During-thmorning the senator had an appointment to recelro a delegation from the National Woman' party who, wanted him to aid in securing favorable action by the Tenon the suffrage nessee amendment- - He said he would be glad totheir request, but would te listen have no Immediate reply to mike. Last .Bight he saw' a simitar delegation frqm the National American M Oman's suffrage asrcxiation and sent a tellers ro to Ctra Carrie Chapman Catt, head of the association. dec Is n-- g that 1fsrv (Continued on page three, nectlon two - aft--wa- rd . July 22. The cup challenger Shamrock IV was towed to the Staten Island Shipbuilding company plant early today to be drydocked and have her underbody cleaned In preparation for the fourth rac with the American defender Resolute tomorrow. The contest yesterday In which the two aloopa went over the 10 mile course in exactly the same elapsed time has added marked interest to the contests to come. ..Captain Burton, Designer Nich- olson and Navigator Claut Hickman of the Shamrock, wer especially pleased with what they 'agree was a wonderfully fine race yesterday, even If the challenger -- - . e o'clock in the morning a noisy JJgregatton of Mario n J c,hl2?nsi. SANDY HOOK. K. J.. .. "Resolute Is a fine boat. said and Herreshoff Mr. Nicholson, has designed a craft that goes bet-- J, tef 'to wifrdward' than Shamrock. On the run home before the wind yesterd&yc the .sloops raced , along , beam to beam as if they had been it was a fins locked together, . race even if we did lose It. The race tomorrow will be over a triangular course 10 miles to a leg and it Is this contest, that Shamrock Is expected to force the Resolute to the limit, as the leg of the' race will be reached at which point of sailing thq Upton . sloop has shown to her best ad-' vantage. - After Intense Ohio. July IS. Chairman White of the Democratic national committee today announced that Saturday, Aug. 7, hod been chosen os the date for nod flout Ion of Gov. Cox of hla nomination os preedarnlJal candidate. The following Mouday, Aug. S, was fixed for the notification of kiln U-- - Roosevelt . an vice presidential nominee. Ormnonlca for tior. Cot - will lake place at Troll's End, hla home, near ltayton, with those for his running mate at the Roosevelt home, Hyde hui New York. Mr, Roosevelt will attend the Dayten ceremonies and Oov. Cox amid today that If pm si bio )mj will go to Hyde Bark. Gov. Cox will leave here tomorrow to begin work on hi speceh of acceptance at Dayton. He plana to work conlinaously until hla address la fin lulled. While at Dayton he will be the city 'a guest liero aa n homecoming celebration July SO. Gov. Cox said he planned to haste hie address sent out at leant a week prior to Aug. 7. COLUMBUS, Occasion Is. Made Moment ous by Assemblage of Vast Concourse of People and Utterances in regard to sues Before People Campaign. is- LEAREIS ARE course of people assembled to witness the ceremonie When the Caledonia band, marched Into the lawn wheeslng out Its old time melodies. Senator Harding came down from the front porch and shook hands all around. . He told the bandsmen their, harmony had Improved since the days he was their trombone player, but hie old time companions Insisted he was wrong and assured him was. greatly that he w.i.,-. missed. . .a ffatr'W'rAr'iy' While the Columbus Glee club was ? prove a deterrent to further TO BE TAKEN Six ur Ex- press Favorable Decision In Regard to Acceptance Of $600,000000 Wage Decided Upon by Federal Labor Board; 1 CHICAGO, July 22. A decision tonight on. whether the IS railroad unlona Will accept th 1600,000,000 wag award waa promised today by T. E. Shepherd when ths Brotherhood chiefs .resumed their conferences. . Unfon officials refused to comment on the reports that they were divided. Privately, they said, a referendum seemed the only possible eouiM. If a vote by all union members Is ordered ths'award will be tentatively accepted so that the men will get the Increased pay for this month and the back pay from the May 1, as provided by the retroactive feature of the railway labor board's decision. A referendum will take at leaat SO days . Brotherhoods Divided $f00,-000,0- lncToase-ln of. Organizations CHICAGO, July 22. Head of the this morning railroad brotherhoods were divided in opinion on th course of action which should be pursued as ISAOriv to acceptance, or. rejeetiontiflb 000.000 wage increase granted y the ' riot- ing. Casualties thus far recorded are two mew and one woman killed and SO persons treated at hospital far serious gunshot wounds. Many wounded did not report to hospitals. Fifty-foarrests were made. The primary rsam of the trouble Is believed to be the recent murder of CM. Kmyth In Cork, as many men employed at Belfast come from Bain bridge, Smyth's native town. reThis morning the worker turned to the aiilpyards as though nothing had happened, nlhougb the trouble was started in the yards yesterday after a number of tfnn Frin employee bad been attacked. The authorities believe they have the situation In hand. Unofficial estimates places the property damage and looting done by the mob si 100,000, In-crea- se. WASHINGTON, July 22. An increase of 200 per cent In passenger fares and 60 per cent In Pullman charges was asked of the Interstate commerce commission today by the railroads to 'cover part of the were award of the railroad labor board. Additional increases In freight rate 10 per cent in the eastranging from' to S per cent in the ern territory western territory also wege asked. Tbe.-eecu fives, requested hicroasss - lathe freight rates on milk proportlon-ate-Xo-cth- o -- Street Fights BELFAST, July Jt Belfast this morning was quirt after a ulght ot sanguinary fighting between Kina Erin and Unionists mobs, but the situation waa tense and the military with armed oars were patrol-In- g the a fleeted airsa. Rain was failing and It was hoped this would Complete Text of Senator RATEINCREASE Hardings Speech Accepting Republican NominaTO MEET LOSS tion For the Presidency May be Found on Page 3, First Section, This Issue. Would Advance Passenger Fares 20 and Freight Rates MARION, Ohio. Sehator Dodge 50 Per Cent to Covfcr New formally notified Behatoe Harding of hla nomination for the presidency by the Republican party. A vaat conWage Award- .- For Buffer State HONOLULU, July 22. NegoU-atlohave been completed between Japan and, Asiatic Russia ' regarding the creation of a buffer , state In Siberia, agovernment memorandum Issued in Tokio today snnounced, according to; Tokio cables to Nlppu J1JL Asiatic Russia has agreed to preserve peace, to' maintain friendly relations with Japan and abolish communism, while Japan I?hasagrecl to withdraw, her troeps. from the buffer territory and the European Bolsheviki armies are (o be barred from the 'territory, the. memorandum was quoted. - - ns - sinng.eodeiiieaevelti-clfmbe- d session, th close of ah other commodities made In the roads' at Atwhich no agreement was reached, up over the porch rail and shook first applications for rate advances of the brotherhoods. In addition hands with Senator Harding. The The increases In passenger, freight six P- - Thom, to the Masters, Mates and Pilots of led and mUk tariffs, sald ,Alfred will take A'rti erica, had expressed thriv decision counsel for the executives, Cot Roosevelt to the front steps and care favorabls to acceptance of ths of the total of $62S,000,000, presented him to the club as the son which the executives estimate Is added award inits entirety; seven favored unions of a great American, or whom you to transportation costs by the labor referring ths question to the Mr. Thom explained with recommendation that It be acawards board's The have, sung often Jn the past. two were undecided, and one, that the additional 126,000,000 over cepted; Colonel responded briefly. Order of Railway Telegraphers, the board's estimate was accounted th Thousands of women wer in the for by certain .overtime charges pro- had decided to reject the award and was said to be preparing for a strike parade. One man stirred a flurry of vided for In the award. ballot.' feminine cheering , when ha carried ' It was pointed out that should' no Mineola-Nom. Flyers agreement be reached by th head of past a banner announcing that My the brotherhoods, each organisation wife Is for Harding, too; Itd the first Cross Lake Michigan . .CHICAQO, .individual .action ..fia.the mtBht time w Hava ever agreed." " On TripVThlrd Leg award. day" laborers' In the southern IlliThe railway labor board, which yesMany far distant states were nois coal flqlda, with demands for to declined the 2. reopen railway . Micb, July.. 2 terday ar. g 2. a, day. Inezes, today, had party. froaiFlorlda v GRAND . .RAPIDS. brothof the at case the Alaska-bounairrequest d wage army The four filed past a banner' reading Florida dosed mors than a score of mine on the erhoods and expressed the optrtlon that planes left here at 11:20 today for Harding" in the lead. it had done all possible In the case in th Important Franklin county which takes third leg of their flight coal fields. Reports from th disthem across Lake Michigan to Wi- of the railroadonemployees, today bethe application for . gan hearings nona Minn. Senator Lodge Address trict around Belleville said that of of 70,000 increased employees pay the Street planes predicted CapL approximately 12,606 men were would reach Winona In four hours If the Railway Express company, who were not Included in the railway mens idle. Senator Lodges address was as fol- ho mishaps were encountered. , Each plane was equipped with a award. Prsst. Frank Farrington of th ; . ATHENS. July 22. King Alex- - , lows: i life preserver for use of the aviators Illinois Miners ' union aid he Senator Harding: We are assem- should they b forced down while , ander.of Greece.wa aboard the Crews Quit. 'would try to persuade th stridbled here as a committee representing crossing the lake. Their coup was Switching . cruiser Averoff during bombard- -' ing miners to return pending neHaven to west Grand from th due 22. on the Eight states, territories and possessions Wisconsin shore.' msnt this 'morning of Dodosto, DENVER, Colo., July th wag gotiations to reopen ' men crews of three each, witching thd European . short., of the Sea of the United States to make to you hearings of force entire night the representing formal announcement of your nomina- Runian Bolsheviki of Marmora. Greek troops wtrs - Quincy " HARRISBURG. III?,- July II. th Chicago. Burlington tion for the office f president of the landed by ths fleet, driving out railroad here, quit work at midnight Seven thousand coal miners In in More Gains Make ' last night. Railroad oiYlcUla sold the Turks. this district Joined ths strikers republic on Jnne 12' last, at Chicago, and the no was who explanation there formerly Alexander, in ths eleventh King by the Republican National conven Vicinity of Lemberg word came without warning- Railroad today. Not aIsshaft waa an artillery commander, inaccordworking, This Is were ue to tion. as member men said the duty pleasing as tends to witness all the Greek op- . to reports here. ing suc- officials 22. Further .LONDON, union. July railroad formed Of the recently it la honorable, hut w are also deeply erations in Thracs, whlls'hla wife,--cesses for the Bolsheviki agstnst the Railroad officials said today ths on- who before marriage was Aspseia conscious of Its are southward ImportIn and Poles Volhynia as t)rVdey uhlft reported on the In. 8myrna .Mano. will remain. comlr Wednesday's soviet ance. We fully appreciate that what A Quincy, where Burlington go s Red Cross nurse to cart for c( received by J niirht switchmen walked out at ... you say to us' today will not 'only be msmque front Moscow, tht Greek wounded. Shows statement The wireless today. The vacationists" gave no read and pondered by all ths Ameri- tbo Bolsheviki have crossed, the old mynirhl. reMon. but it is unofficially tpader- can people within th confines of th Galician boundary - lino to the south stood dissatisfied with the they were railroad labor board. th United States but also by all other east of Lemberg. from which town of award are stlH, however, about 1 0 The yard master said that at midcivilised nations. Her today yon they miles distant. work, picked night th men left their and WASHINGTON, July 21- -f will, chart ths courts to be followed departed their street clothes up Thoms J. Spell cy of Hartford, ; They are sold without explanation. by the Republican party In tbs great Manistee, Michigan Hag Con a, is understood to have boon to Include mem here of the outlaw electoral contest which lies before us Million Dollar Fire organization end the brotherhood. - vt selected, as a a 1st ant secretary of and will declare and A 22. your purposes Official sold this morning that they . MEXICO CITY. July the navy to' succeed Franklin D. to those be able of to fill 22. ths the party you lead when MANT8TEE. Mich.. July Fir of expected place general strike has been declared Roosevelt, when Mr. Roosevelt ro-vacated, allowing no Impairment of the authority of government Is once unknown brigin destroyed th lumber In Vera Crux, according tt Excelabout August 6, to make ths . and service. of the the end salt plant Buckley hi ore committed' to our keeping. race as a Democratic vie presiNo other roads hav been affected sior. Unloading of several ships Lumber company her early Douglas '' dential candidate. Wo await this .declaration .un- today casein a loss estimated at 1,. her. ' will be suspended tomorrow, . to was said have .Tbs tOS.00. troubled plant doubts recent with by any and In consequence of the ' kind In the Insurance Yellowstone Travel . the most entire confidence. - All who been the largest ofa Itsnew strike at Vera Crus and Tan.pl- -' Companies' quadruple world, operating, -, raileo and those on the Mexican are with A and. character of svxtem. familiar number four Records Are Broken Protect Liquor Stock ,y a government inveetigation ' career and most especially those who evaporating residences also- - wer desSroysd. into alleged Bolshevist activities -have taken part whh you In public PARK NEW YORK, JON 22 Iriauracr has been Instituted. BAMUTOAIDHARmt travel Is federal dlstfVt a perad venture service companies hare today snnounred the July 22. AH records for were Ceitinoin.Gssca. brokKANSAS. CITYt July 27 Any tnetuKtnn of ttqudr clltises in their Tsilowartos Notional Perk a statement to the Are governor, patriotic American, amotutt 1.121 persons ' and IS when "'Wove en owner th to of neeesary protc-poltHet that declared yeoterday burglary prese tonight imbued with the spirit of the great wheat wr souUiwe! Private stocks. An annual charge of j 111 private automobile of the crop Bolsheviki found guilty of ofimltxed-hMore than 6,S person leaders of the paA, of Washington. will be - extended the fed it per cent of lb original yr by be would severely, kw violations sesaon, this' otork le' made for tho hazard havo visited tbo park Lincoln and' Roosevelt, whose ser- - eral reserve svetem, J. Z Miller punished while foren offenders 2 cent more than during h nd about amount of federal total reserve Tenth tbo of the counorb' Pr gevenor the from be would expelled ot the policy ir.ay ba on llqin- -. tho period lam gear. (Continued oa pago two. section tws.t bask .14 today. try. ; all-nig- ht - Tie Up Dimes In - e. -- .t ,- - Active in Greek v ft - - OWXXaMWW . , -- -- - . - sub-distri- 1 Chl-reif- ct SpeDacy Is Slated id -- For Roosevelt Job General Strike ' Ties Vera Cruz a W e - , . -- . TEU-OWkTON- E know-beyon- d t Mex-Ira- n . e I I- I neo-fift- I Action Taken After Commoner Had Telegraphed He Would Not Accept Delegates Upset Precedent As Well at .Tbeir Own Program. LINCOLN, Neb July 21. Th Prohibition party today rearranged Its convention, schedule pending word , from William Jennings Bryan saying whether be would accept the partys All plans were being. ' nomination. mads on ths assumption that Mr. Bryan would accept. Th platform committee, virtually ready late last night with its tentative , draft, went back Into executive session to redraft ths platform so that, as its members said there could bs nothing in It which would not inset with Mr. Bryan's wholehearted approval." Chief among, th . planks being re-- . . drafted were those dealing with tho League of Nations.- - agriculture, profiteering and commerce. A plank calling for a world tribunal, but not specifically th Versailles league waa adopted' by the comnilttbo.'T ?' " 5 MBheoa-genssoed- ths --sight -. -- to-- offers- amendments on the convention floor, ar there will however, and Indications ' ' ' r bs a fight Th. agriculture 'plank-- pledged, th strongest possible support to farmers and that concerning profiteering wan a vigorous denunciation of speculation.There was .little doing In' the and halt All committee leaders wsr busy arranging to make Bryan th next president , con-ventl- on - Illinois Urge Bryan to Accept. Julyr22,-r-St,ri!(- . Military Moves cSb Belfast Quiet 7 RAILROADS ASK Being Prepared For Next Race - .To be August , er active, hat a te na A cSb Of Notification rati-ftegjl- oa that rib cS6 BRYAM MOM OKI AT Cox Ceremony Equal Suffrage He Tells Women IS EXPRESSION lnr MARIOX. O.. July Harding told the delegation from the woman's party that lie will give Ills answer to tiieir request that he Intercrrtc In Tennessee for ' of Uie suffrage smrsd-iim-i- iI In his speech of soretsame thin afternoon. My comeptlon of suffrage xn tom plaice women taking a place fully and equally with men. tic. said. Claims of the woman's party were presented by Kuo S. White of Have-meyTennessee and Mrs. II. O. of Now Tork CUy. Headed by a band, the wo ox'll leaders inarched to the Harding home. Senator Harding met them on the Mrpa ami stood loaning against a column while the two soaker presented tlielr Halms. Both urged hint to use tils Influence lit hating Republican members of the Tennessee legisWe lature vote for ratification. state and It nerd the thirty-sixt- h seems as If It Is Impossible for us to attain as It wsa for the children of Israel to enter the promised land, Mrs. Have meyer said. cflb Party Leaders and Many Thousands of G. 0. P. Boosters 11,-hfM- metal give CSSea, eft I r ' e oF & cflb LINCOU. Neb, July. 22. Several hundred telegram and as many mors letters maby special davely, poord Into William J. Bryans office her today wrilhg blm. tp accept the, party nomination for president - They cam from all partskey-of-' th country and' th dominant not 'in' all wan that this wan Mr., Bryan's opportunity to sweep th country" because people every where ( were disgusted with both th Democratic and Republican parties. Its preMof nomination with" the dentlal candidate completed, the prohibition national convention today -turned Its attention toward the selesTice presidential candidate, tlon of tho adoption of a platform and sitecommittee. tlon of i a new national considered Adjournment tonight was POThe' convention nominated William preeiden tialndkUt J. Bryan tor 1 mad J. , by Chorlea over a protest New Bryan, hi brother, throughno word York delegates. Esrirj today Mr. Bryan q bees reoelvsd bls attitude on the nom- - . tnaSmTs cores of last banded by a telegraph company at Peof night directed to Mr. Bryan end Bozeman, brother said be was scheduled to deliver Chautauqua addresses. Report Infrom Crobksten. Mima, however. a sisted that he was there taking brief rest after a lecture engagement. . Woman for Second Ftao J. mats for William a a, runningname - Maris of Miss Bryan, ths Brshm. Los Angeles, CoL. stood out delegate. In discussion., among th Miss Brvhm was on ef th outstandIn ftret day's session tbs ing figures of tbs con vs tlon yesterday. She wa chosen permanent chairman of the convention and after presiding with vigor ever tt deliberations all afternoon. yielded tho chair and placed Brran In nomination. Th following ar named on ths Mrs. A. A. Taylor, general committee:. Mjmok pwi; B. T. Howard, (see yet be named); Mhwnurl. Mrs Maris Fro-hiblQ- on h-- . (Continued page oJ - ... - ... . ; |