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Show THE UPTON TENDERS AMERICAN DANCE D TIMES-NEW- S, NEPIII, UTAH Events in the Lives of Little Men HEALTH BEER IS H BARRED By HIS RESIGNATION IN JAPAN STOPPED TREASURER OF REPUBLICAN TIONAL COMMITTEE TO LEAVE SERVICE PROMINENT CITIZENS EXPRESS REGRET AT DEMONSTRATION IN CITY OF TOKIO LAW! DISAPPOINTED BREWERS ARE WHEN HIGH COURT GIVES RULING NA- 1 Republicans Will Name- Successor When National Committee Is Reorganized; Poor Health Is Reason Political Ruffian Take Possession of Danes Hall and Humiliate Americans on Floor; Many Women Faint News Notes f From All Parts of UTAH Supreme Tribunal Upholds Congress on Measure Forbidding Brew For Medical Purposes "4 Salt Lake City. Miss Edith John son, a member of the University of Utah debating team for the last three years, was initiated as the first wo man member of the Utah chapter of Theta Kappa Alpha national debat ing fraternity and perhaps the first woman member in the United States as the constitution of the organiza- : .1J1 II : LIUII III tI. , i A 1IIU1IL11 BKU lllllli I11U 7 I 1 V - Washifigton. The Supreme Court Cleveland, O. Fred Upham of Monday held the act of congress ex- eligible for membership. Chicago has decided to relinquish pressly forbidding the prescribing of his place as treasurer of the RepubOgden. The state Democratic con beer for medicinal purposes was con- vention here nominated James lican national committee, after a serstitutional. to succeed himself as nationvice of many years. Suits appealed to the court by Announcement of Mr. Upham's de- N James Everard's breweries and Ed- al committeeman from Utah, and to succeed her had he after made cision was here, ward & John Burke, Ltd., of New Mrs. Weston Vernon WCBItfH HOST conferred with William M. Butler, York were argued as one case to de self as national committeewoman, deletermine the authority of congress to and elected a complete list of conmanager of President Coolidge's conto the New York national gates and incoming vention campaign by legislative act the privilege ' deny chairman of the national committee. of drinking beer under a physician's vention of the party, beginning June 24. The delegates go under distractLOWDEN TO BE There was no indication as to his prescription for its medicinal proper ions to cast Utah's eight votes for successor. decided courts Lower federal ties. probable William Gibbs McAdoo for president consti-tionMr. Upham has been in rather that congress was within its as long as there is, in the opinion of brewers The O powers. appealed poor health for some months and has S AVAILABLE COOLIDGE MATE of nominating the on the grounds that the eighteenth the majority, hope felt that his physical condition would Californian. task the conundertake to not permit him amendment did not empower of directing .the financial affairs of Salt Lake City. L. N. Hood, 36,. gress to forbid the use of any sort WAR VETERANS WILL SOON BE ONE the party in the coming campaign. arrasted for the alleged theft of a TIME CANDIDATE FOR of liquor as a medicine. In the unanimous opinion of the pound of butter from a grocery store ABLE TO MAKE APPLICATION With the retirement of Mr. UpPRESIDENT IS MENTIONED AS FOR BONUS DUE court, the eighteenth amendment in Sugar house, was fined $25 by ham an entire new set of officials VICE PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER must be chosen when the national gave congress sweeping discretionary City Judge Ben Johnson. When arcommittee is reorganized. Besides powers to exercise in enforcement. rested Hood is said to have had Chairman Adams, Secretary George Fifteen Million Copies Are Printed Preconvention Managers See Nothing It was held that if, in the opinion of $345.10 in his possession. He could B. Lockwood also is to retire. congress, the prohibition of the pre give no reason for having taken the Ready for Distribution Through But Harmony Ahead For G. scribing of beer was necessary to butter. He gave the name of S. L. Various Agencies, June Mr. Upham is offering himself for O. P. Convention at of the whole Wood at police, headquarters when proper enforcement committeeman Thirteenth election as national Cleveland court the could find no booked. amendment, state his delegation from Illinois by reason for questioning such an act at its meeting here Monday. He Is Salt Lake City. Refusal of the of congress. opposed by Representative Allen F. Washington Application forms on to relinquish title to its land state O. The vice presidenCleveland, "It has been the long and broad More of Illinois. Former Senator which World war veterans are to ap nomination as settled, with the rule of this court to give an act of within the proposed Zion national tial committeeSherman is the present ply for adjusted compensation were word that former Governor Lowden congress every benefit of the doubt," park may prevent the creation of the man and is not a candidate. made public Thursday by Major Gen- of Illinois will be acceptable to Prespark as proposed in the Smoot bill the decision said. Contests for seats in the conven which was passed by the house of of the ident Coolidge, the convention manaeral the "The decision of general that Davis, adjutant congress One of the demands of the demonin tion brought by warring factions have devoted themselves to representatives, with an amendment. of gers the act was and charge Ameriin necessary of was personal tv, District army, strators the expulsion . t,t0. 1IVC WUUU1C1II OVUK" , l J of including the section minute last arrangeup clearing enforce to creaweu the eighteenth The necessity effectively can missionaries. of Columbia came before the nation war department special unu to the state under the land of ments. granted con must amendment be accepted as Tokio's Sunday largely was given al committee upon its assembling to handle the bonus and lorwaru apSo far as the preconvention . manenabling act as a part of the park is concluunless something stitutional, over to various phases of veterans here. proved application to the agers can see, nothing has arisen sive appears to the contrary. We are not seen by the state administration, agitation. all of the contestants pledged bureau for payment of the issue of to upset their plan for adjournment With it was said. unable to find any reasonable Throughout the day the grave in for President Coolidge, the question insurance certificates. on next Thursday night. The growfor the grounds questioning judgment "unknown of the Aoyama cemetery Logan. A committee representing: involved is one of the control of the More than 15,000,000 copies have ing sentiment for Lowden for secof congress." the Utah Taxpayers' association apsubject" of the mikado who distribuand district organizations. and word state are been printed being ond place, culminating in the The second attempt of former Gov ted suicide by harakiri, as a protest before the members of the peared be made that his nomination would be agreeThe seating of entire delegations ted over the country, to ernor John C. Walton of Oklahoma city commission recently, asking peragainst enactment of the American from Georgia assuranbnd Mississippi fend available through simultaneously to President able Coolidge; to secure a review of his impeachexclusian measure, was a Mecca for mission to look over the city tax of Columbia was in dis-- government and other agencies. ce that the name of Senator Hiram ment and removal from office by the thousands of pilgrims who came to the District records, and also seeking the aid of Missispute. In both Georgia and jn an accompanying statement Johnson would iiot even be present- Oklahoma legislature was denied by the commission in reducing the tax pay their devotions to the man who contest was one in which General that the the and Davis possithe ed to convention, emphasized sippi the United States supreme court. has become a martyr in the public levies in Logan. the Republican national committee- - claimants have nothing to do but fill bility that Senator La Follette may Walton had sought an injunction eye. the of their not be formally placed in nomination, man found himself opposel by out the forms to the best Salt Lake City. To run the govthe legislature in federal A mammoth crowd attended a pubof the state chairmen, ability and forward them to the war all have combined to smooth out the restraining ernment of Utah during May cost disOklahoma. The in court district lic memorial service over the grave. organizations L. Phillips "Lily White" fac- - department, where additional infor- - convention program and to assure trict court dismissed the petition for the taxpayers of the state $636,390.77 Hundreds of wreaths were banked the J. L,in-- 1 a brief and want of be will irom Hies, session tion be in will the mation of which the largest sum was ex that opposing tienry supplied ueorgia jurisdiction. around the small mound of earth coin the Daily organiza- - Actual distribution blanks to harmonious one, as the leaders de and of Johnson dismissal. Walton aDnealed the pended for highways, the amount be- At The where the body lies interred. the ' about in to tion is contesting Mississippi claimants begin sire. expected to the suDreme court. This court ud- ing $195,445.84, and the next largest floral contributions come from indiof delegates headed by M. J. june 30 remains to be done now, ex Little from the scnool principal, wnicn was held the district court. viduals in all walks of life. Viscount seating committee- national the the of case in a compilation, From actual the Mulvihill, plat jg $193,532.04. oatn An drafting only declared were Mission cept The Indians reqU;red Katg, newly named premier, and for- man. I the aDDlicant the form, before the convention gets by the supreme court not to be entit made of the warrant's issued during is a dependent, mer Priemer Takahashi sent wreaths. Four delegates at large were in- - statement said. "No oath is requir down to business. led to continue upon the tract of land the month by the state auditor. The "Kokumin Taibeikai," or "Na unex while ed where the veteran makes his own rather and Another Arkansas contest, in lively volved the they had been occupying in Kern tlonal Association to Direct AmeriOgden The city commission Tuesand Tennessee application, but two witnesses are pected contest was before the comcounty, California. can Policy," and ths "Black Dragon in South Carolina authorized the mayor and city day of the with the presentation rival his district committee, delegations necessary for The order of the interstate signature. scattering to enter into a contract with society," Kanother patriotis organirecorder of the son R. H. E. Green, merce commission regulating the disxhe game blank covers the case, case for sation were the principal promoters were laying claims to their legal Jacobs & Gardner for Christensen, election to the convention. no matter whether the veteran serv late Hetty Green, and his delegation tribution of cars among soft coal construction of the upper canal pipe of the public services. B. R. to upset from marine of Texas, railseeking two Porter or more Pasadena, e(j j the army, navy, mines located on corps Mrs. Florence The Japanese congregation of the committeeman and roads was approved by the supreme line, which is to be built in connecGins Methodist Episcopal church Cal., will be among the four or five or coast guard, and likewise it may Creager, national tion with the city's new pumping court. was urged by a group of the "Great delegates seconding the nomination be used either by the veteran or the his representatives. to effect exchange of Big canGreen and his associates conducted The Idaho Irrigation Company plant Forward Society" Sunday to join a of President Coolidge. Others will dependant of a deceased veteran. to the farmers for Big water al that through the Big Wood River ReserW. W. "An unusual feature of the blank their fight on two major lines movement to divorce the Christian include former Governor water. was stop voir and Canal company, obligated hub the Creager organization church from American missionary Stickney of Vermont and Dr. George is a place lor linger prints, Eureka. Ephriam W. Frisbee, forwas added as a matter of easy iden ped, under the laws of Texas, from itself, under the Cary act, to furnish bodies. The "Great Forward Socie E. Canon of New Jersey. because it was composed more water than it had available, it merly of Eureka, Utah, was instantly functioning, assist and and to demontification was the protect for responsible ty" and was held by the supreme court in af- killed, his daughter, Eva, and a young-maPresident Signs Many Measures veterans in identifying themselves in largely of federal office holders, stration at the Imperial hotel Satof the was not resolutions and it representative that Bills of Washington, by the name of Martin Nelson without the necessity firming the decision of the distinct the future urday night, when a gang of ronin, 105 were signed to the number of narrowly escaped death when their comrades who served with Republicans in Texas because it drew court in the case. or "political ruffians," disrupted having Coolidge as them testifying as to their identity." a color line. machine went over an embankment dance to make speech Saturday by President the Crea tactics to Americans Oust Resolution roller Steam by in Parley's canyon near Salt Lake his part In making possible the ad cautioned were es. by Newspapers The pres. General Davis Toklo, Led by the same political City and rolled over. Journment of congress. the trer organization at its convention in reprinting against French Form New Cabinet Saturday Invaded dent approved about two dozen blls -- nlipation blanks as a means of texas on May 27 also were charged, ruffians who on Salt Lake City. Bankers from all and the allegation was set up that the Hotel Imerlal and interrupted an e Paris. The new French cabinet and vetoed one the postal pay In- - ,p8ejin? up the work through American dunce, a meeting of protest parts of the state will be in attend measure .luring the day in nig lation ot forma prepared at the because of those alleged tactics, named by Frederac Francoise-Marswhich against the Jajanese exclusion clause ance at the annual convention of the al to take place of that headed by office. An hour heiore congress aa- The govern- - second convention was held, at exDense. elected. were Green the In America's new and Immigration bill, Utah Bankers' association at Ogden delegates M. Poincare, which recently resign capital Journed he went to the ment Buppiy jg morl than three times " told was committee national The Methodist church June 13 and 14. Two sessions will was held at the d there surrounded by members of his the amount required . Newspapers ed, is as follows: Foreign affairs, m here at 0 p. was second convention the A be held each day, and a special meetra. that to his Senator Sunday affixed night he see signature that it Antony cabinet, Prey; justice, the form should reprjnting more ing of the members of the American deand represen order far was forced resolution biin to war through all of the measures brought atier; interior, Justin de Selves; g j(!entical in every way with the regular Bankers' Association will be held on in had since it Amerithe than under first, and pensians, Andre Maginot; labor before the adjournment 111 sounded rovernn,ent blank, General Davis tative manding that churches can Aegis should not tolerate the ex. the last day. and hygiene, Paul Jaurdain; navy, the ending of the first session of the saifji BUgeesting that such forms be its session, by invitation, the dele from the "black and tan" Re elusion clause and should not only Desire Ferry; public works, Yves le sixty-eightCoalville. Deputy Sheriff W. R. congress. submitted for approval before circu irat M. refuse to accept further contributions Jefford of Park City who was acpublican convention, which met education, Landry; Trocquer; lation to veterans, Dallas cm the same day. from the United States missionaries cused some time ago of derelictiiyi Commerce, Pierre Flanding; agricul Salt Laker Murdered an Mexico from this country. A boycott against of duty in the matter of liquor law M. devastated regions ture, Capus; Salt Ijike, Charles F. Sturtevast. Dry Sleuths Raid Illinois Retorts More Money Ahead For Reclamation American goods has extended to Man- violations at Park City and was askLouis Marin; colonies, Jean Fabry, I'tah mining engineer well known Chicago. In one of the biggest proThe ministry was made known after In mining and professional circles oi Washington. A four fold increase churia and to the Island Hokkaido In ed for his resignation waa vindicatnii,g ever made by the gov in the appropriation for the Spanish the north, according to the news, ed by a vote of two to one of the a final interview between President Salt Lake and the est, was shot to hlbltlon ernmeDt in this district, forty oper Nevada, reclamation proMlllerand and M. Francoise-Marsha- l paper Yorodzu. Regarding the affair amy commissioners. death at Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico UDder the direction of C. W Springs, the conferees at the Imeperlal, where American It made its appearance berore to an Associated Press dis I yursell and Major H. C. Rldgeway ject was taken up by according Ogden. Great pomp and ceremony and molested women were annoyed appropriaTuesday, when the Premier Salt Lake from gr0Up chiefs, swept through the towns on the second deficiency received In senate approved by the ruffians, a prominent Japanese attended the laying of the cornerthe bill. After tion read a message from President patch Ariz. The assassins escaped Ottawa, La Salle and Men. an item of $200,000, Senator Pittman, Millerand in the chamber, explaining Nogales, to the advices received at oI icru saying stone of the new Ogden depot by the police official Is quoted as alle county raided seven ota tn according succeeded in havdo not merit grand lodge of Utah, Free and Acthe Nevada, that the political situation as the presi Nogales. Democrat, perpetrators o forty-twprison places, arrested ceremony waa The hotel has cepted . Masons. increased to $800,000, when he criminal prosecution. dent sees it. Simultaneously the min . . . i The . .i seized 410 gallons of moonshine ing it been had oi suginai oy in this tlie dances discontinued given repetition temporarily. ister of justice performed a similar Ralston Boomed For Vice President ers, figure alcohol and 221 explained barrels of pVent when same November 1888, 5, service. body reclamation the in the senate. duty The Indiana gallons of wine. The raids weie made, gested by IndlnnnDolls. Ind.. the cornerstone of the old Ogden deTo Marry Prince Denver Mayor Recalled New Japanese Head Is Named national It Is aald, upon Information furnished the Iemocrallc to delegation pot, destroyed last year by fire, was Schwarz Mrs. Los Iiura election Angeles, Denver, Colo., The Innver superintendent Viscount Tnkaaklra Kato, convention has pledged Itself to tup. by Herbert H. Rod Toklo, A. Robert of widow Rowan, laid. Grand Master James William the validity Rowan, loader of the Konselkal party, strong, nort Senator Samuel M. Ralston for of the Antisakoon lengue, wno nas commission has upheld business man, Collins officiated and at his side wa Ios more 1 Angeles wealthy In Salle containing recall of petitions The Keen securing evidence nomination. i.niiol t numerically tn the lower house, Samuel Paul, venerable member of be mnrrled France, Is Deauvllle, to at over the protest five months than 21,000 names was summoned by Prinze Regent Hlr action whs taken voluntarily by mem- - county for the past the Masonic order, who, as grant! of Orsinl Domlnlco to Prince oblto Sunday to form a new cabinet bers of the delegation after the state Nine automobiles were used H carry of Mayor Ben Staplcton of Denver, soon, friends of Sirs. Rowan In this master In 1888, laid the cornerstone to succeed that of former Premier invention at the request of Senator the otierallves from tTiIcago ana the against whom the petitions are direct- Italy, have been advised. of the old structure. A special recall election will be city Kleco Klyouro. which resigned Frl TtnLton. decided to let the dc eeation raids were mnae lmuuaDeuim.j w ed. culled within thirty clays. prevent a tlpoff. day. Posf Obtains Old Church go uninstnicted. Excessive Mining Costs Discussed A century-olchurch, abandoned as of Cal board The of Robbed Grass Drowned Payroll Valley, Bank Clerks Butte Miming Man Probera Employ Wlckersham 35 years ago, has French Chamber Elects Painleve of worship place Four bnndlts governors of the western division of become the home of Roderick Kansas City. Mo. Announcement tha Former Premier Painleve, Butte, Mont. John P. O'Neill, re Washington, Paris. post of Street bank and the American Mining congress con Main the American Legion In Farmlngton, the senate Dougherty commltee ha peacemaker of the parties of the left tired assistant general surr'nt"d- - held up the A piitrolmiin with vened Monday here for a two day Me. Originally the church was Bapof the French ent of mines of the Anaconda Min escaped engaged George W. Wlckersham, for- was elected president shot and Injured while resisting n conference. R. E. Tally, Jerome, tist church and was one of the mer attorney general, as counsel to chamber of deputies Wednesday. Al ing company was drowned Thursday was robber. In a similar holdup two the houses for Primitive W. B. and meeting Gohring, president Ariz., near from committee's here. Hot conduct the appeal Springs, though Palnleve's election was a fore at Boulder ago $10,000 was obtained. months in Baptists In New Kngland. The Legion the derision of the district court at gone conclusion owing to the left It is believed that he struck his head Charles Ilnake, cashier, and Frank Phoenix, Ariz., secretary, were post expects to convert It Into an atCincinnati, freeing M. 8. Daugherty holding a majority of seats, the con in some way and waa stunned, sink- IxMlie, pnylng teller were returning to charge. The problem of excessive tractive clubhouse. ir be will in costs prominent mining from the necessity of appearing as close. The socialists ing In the swimming pool without the Main Street bank with the money test proved the discussion. Excursions into somt As they The first time oranges were grown, ubpoen payrolls. witness under committee elected him, 2!1 to 2"S, over General being noticed. When the others left In a snt'liel for of the deeper mines of this district ta California waa la 173. th ban was made by Senator Wheeler, Demo Maginot, candidate of the bloc na- the pool, the absence of O'Neill was neared the Main Street bank were conducted. The "Black crat, Montana, the committee prose tional. mutineer," noted and a search revealed the body-i- dits. riding In two nutos opened fir auto curbto bonk forced the the and cutor. received twenty-twthe pooL votes. oi Beyond expressions profound regret from prominent Japanese there has not yet been any tangible aftermath of the demonstration at the Imperial hotel, when a band of thirty political ruffians raided a dance to solidify national sentiment against the American exclusion act. No arrests have been made, although the police say they are "investigating." The chief of police expressed chagrin and embarrassment. It is learned that the demonstration was the combined effort of two groups, who, it is alleged, met outside the hotel bent on the same purdancers pose of shaming Japanese which for mixing with foreigners, certain classes of Japanese have condemned for some time. One group belonged to "the Great Forward association," the other to the "Iron Heart society." The Japanese newspapers quote the demonstrators as saying that their chief purpose was not to insult foreigners, but to shame pleasure-lovin- g Japanese. Among the auditors of the speeches In which foreigners were called Unprintable names were the French ambassador, Paul Claudel, and the Italian ambassador, Giacomo de Mar-tinTokyo. ..tfe imhmm- - s . al o. qv, Willis-Campbe- ll I 1 Cot-tonw- od circu-crens- h h - par-lime- nt iei i, d best-know- n - o |