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Show oo THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1920. -- rr . 4 J1'8'. -- i. r: i: t a ,2 " ... EARLY VICTORY GRAIN FORECAST - EBERT IS VICTOR Positively the Last Day IS Dark Favor Situation Horse After First Day o Convention, Senator Says, - Harding Manager Hopeful Ouija Board May. Fine the Winning .Candidate. By SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER, United State Senator From Kansas. (Written exclusively (or Universal . Service.) (Copyright, 1920, by Universal Service CHICAGO, June I. Tonight It look more than ever Ilk a dark horse. Not that any one of the big three candidate has been eliminated or ha shown any loss of strength, but none of them ha made a gain that would convince an out side observer that he has anything like cinch on the nomination. The wise ones think that the big three will be given ruh for their money and a chance to win, if they. can, on the early ballota After that there will be another story. If Governor Lowden, who now show more sign of , attracting the uncertain vote than either of the others. Is unable to win after a few ballots, the Harding managers are planning to make a supreme effort to swing a large part of the Lowden and then hope support to the Ohio man. number of soat to gather up a sufficient contest end the votes to terlng If they fall In this, the leaders will con dark horses suit the ouija board and the now bunched m the field will have their Jusopportunity, with Governor Sprout tice Hughes, Chairman Hays and Cover nor Allen the favorites. Sproul Gaining. The Interest In Governor Sproul a man of hourly. He Is recognised as acprogressive tendencies, who would be and easterners conservative to ceptable not at all objectionable to the west. Inasmuch as he had shown a sympathy with many of ths Ideas that the middle .west retards as of first importancs. The dark horse talk of Justice Hughes Is somewhat handicapped by the fact that the delegation from his own state has shown no great enthusiasm toward it. But his name Is mentioned frequently, and an organised effort would develop, think, much 8rength for him. Chairman Hays, In his two years of national life, has won the respect and regard of the party leaders. He Is not f irtlng with the nomination; Indeed, he throws cod water on any mention of his name, but It bobs up whenever dark lioraes are mentioned. Gov praor Allens strength He chiefly In his industrial court law. which becomes more popular as it Is better known and But some opposition to ths understood. Alien boom has developed because of the fait that organized labor will fight the measure, and In some of that eastern states the leaders are a little loath to antagonize so large a vote. I. A 277,000,000 bushels, Shoe Price Reductions Made by Manufacturers believed to be that of an American of-111 ficer was found yesterday In th river near Feldklrch, Austria, by fishermen. It Is believed the man was drowned while escaping from an Austrian prison camp toward Switserland. SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE MEETS. The entire morning session of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress here today was devoted to the question of whether the alliance should be continued. A program to continue It on broader lines for the benefit of women and humanity In of the word general with the elimination suffrage from Its title was considered. FEDERAL SHOPS Today 15c sure to take home a loaf of this tasty bread. Sugar, raisins, syrup, molasses and spices make up the ingredients of this delicious bread. R.e Watch Our Window Fonr Stores Qnly No. No. No. No. 1, Semloh Hotel corner. 2, Kenyon Hotel Bid. b. near Z. 0. M. I. 4, near City and County Bid. dike Nougat, special, 75c lb. June 8 OTHER IMPORTANT SALES WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER- Ready-to-We- ar (Except specially priced garments marked at pricea which represent a still greater discount.) 20 Childrens Clothing Off 20 Including the famous clothes for boys. Johnson eventually. The general opinion among convention veterans le that Wood must win by the third ballot to win at all and the allied offensive la confident he will be eliminated when th roll has been called for the second time. Wear-pledg-e Entire Stock of SHOES for women & children 20 Off the Men Methods Displeasing. Wood came out Of the campaign expenditure Investigation with a clean slate so far as any revelation of Improper use of money by his managers Is concerned. But he angered the old line Republicans by hts Invasion of favorite son states and It Is from such sources that there emanates the cry against nominating a man for whom large business Interests put up 91,500,600 and against nominating a soldier. If Wood Is eliminated Lowden will get the next tuning. The Lowden managers ar relying upon the reserve strength of the governor to put hire within helling distance of the nomination and upon ne- gotiation with the men who control other blocks of delegate to do the resL The reserve strength of the governor con slsts of the promises of about 300 delegates outside of Illinois to vote for Lowden after they are released from primary Instructions or from fealty to favorite sons. There Is no blinking the fact that the Lowden candidacy was injured by the revelations of the amounts paid to the two delegates !r Missouri. The governor and his managers have done tnetr utmost to repair this Injury and are conLowden fident they have succeeded. himself Instantly repudiated the Minaourl the affair and forced the withdrawal of contwo delegates under fire from the vention. It has been demonstrated that Lowden and hie managers believed the (2500 paid to each ef the two delegatee was being used for organization purposes end that the delegates double crossed the governor when they pocketed the money. There la no doubt that Lowden has In the last twenty-fou- r been strengthened hours by hls straightforward, unflinching fight with Mayor Thompson, In which he declined to make peace with loss of sevenBig Bill at the cost of aown state. But teen delegates from hls In leaders, particularly the the east, have taken advantage of the govto Missouri affair cry down the ernors candidacy, viewing with alarm for professional purposes the nomination of a candidate who would invite attack In the campaign on the same charges aimed at him In the primary, fight. 20 Off ' PER CENT .LESS 20 PER CENT Infants Embroidered Cashmere or Crepella LESS 20 PER CENT Sacques $1.25 to $3.50 Infants' Nainsook Slips Machine or Hand ; LESS 20 PER CENT Made $1.75 to $10.00 Entire Stock of Hosiery 20 Off Infants Bibs Except Phoenix.) 25o Entire Stock of Bedding 20 Off $6.50 Hand Embroidered Pillow Slips .LESS 20 PER CENT to $7.50 LESS 20 PER CENT Baby Pillows 85c to $2.98 Infants Socks and Hose Cotton, Silk, Wool 35c to $1.25 ,.... LESS 20 PER CENT Infants Shirts Cotton, wool mixtures, silk and wool, LESS 20 PER CENT and all silk 75c to $2.75 Patsy Rompers $2.45, $3.45 and $3,95 LESS 20 PER CENT LESS 20 PER CENT Creepers $1.25 to $3.00 Infanta Novelties Ivory, ribbon toilet sets, afghan .LESS 20 PER CENT straps, rattles, rosettes Nursery Furniture Beds, nursery chairs and seats, LESS 20 PER CENT high chairs, wardrobes Infants $2.25 Entire Stock of Sheets & Pillow Case ' 20 Off Entire Stock of , Entire Stock of SILKS 20 Off j Gowns, envelope chemises, combinations ; b e a u t i f nl, fresh,, crisp merchandise, our own importation direct, sar- ing importers profits even on our regular prices Entire Stock of Less 20 or 1-- 5 All Lingerie, Silk and Muslin, . 20 oft ; - t .9 Pink Batiste and White ulIin Gowns. . . $1.95 (No discount.) Ribbons 20 Off Knit Underwear 20 Off Off Gloves, 20 (Except Keyser Silk Glove.) Entire Stock of Entire Stock of Neckwear, Veilings 20 Off Jewelry 20 Off ' Entire Stock ofn ,9 yf. Glove Silk Underwear 20 Off Down Stairs Store Off Everything Excepting merchandise marketj special sale- - prices. j BBS HERRERO IN CONFERENCE. MEXICO CITT. June 7. General Herrero, commander of the force which attacked the party led by former President Carranza at Tlaxacaiantongo, and who haa been charged with the for the death of the late chief executive, conferred with General Ella Calle. minister of war, today. Nothin wa made public relative to th ubject under dicueion. General Herrero will meet General Obreon tomorrow. Roi-dol- fo piu-tar- co WOODLOCK TRIAL CONTINUED. ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 8 The trial of o.d, on Mr. Lillian Wooillock, 99 yearin connecmriier charge a first-der- e her of death husband, the with tion &. Woodlock. a plumber, April 19. Jo-ee- ph 1919, was continued of cqiirt today. until the fall term BRITISH PRISONERS RELEASED. LONDON, June 8. The Eolzhevlkl have released all the remaining British prisoners In Russia, aside from ordinary criminal.' at th request of the British labor delegation, which I visiting Russia, according to a Moscow dispatch to Herald. the x FLUSHER FOES KENT REXBt'KG. Idaho, June 9. The new modems street (lusher, purchased by the city ofn Rexburg at a cost of 98oOO. with a capacity, haa been demonstrated and Is In successful operation. r Wholesale Warehouse or Factory, with Office snd 2 Heavy Scales, on Rio Grand near in.- - Only $110 per month, or will sell very cheap. ' IS SUCCESS- - Special to Tba Trlbene. 1 A special group of gowns at. this very special price. The pink daintily embroidered,; the muslin trimmed with' , laces and insertions. Entire Stock of Entire Stock of Laces and Embroideries 20 Off j $295 to $25.00 Entire Stock of 40 Off h VitV V ALL SPORT SILKS 20 Philippine Hand Made. Hand Embroidered Lingerie, 20 Off LESS 20 PER CENT to $2.50 LESS 20 PER CENT to $17.507. PER CENT Infants Mull Bonnets 75c to $2.50... LESS 20 ' V Infants' Hats Fine Milana, Chiffon or Fancy Straw $5.00 to $14,95.... LESS 20 PER CENT Coats Infants Towels 20 Off iasertions and embroideries;'' a big bargain at 89c. (Ho discount.) , . $1.25 f Made of good quality and prettily trimmed with laces, Infants White Outing Flannel Gowns Scalloped or Embroidered Edge (Except Phoenix Hosiery.) antl-Lowd- Lodge Fights Lowden. who Good j 89c SSu Zephyr and Silk Bootees 50c to $2. .LESS Knitted Silk Capa $3.50 to $100..... LESS 20 PER CENT Infants Knitted Wool Shawls $3.95 to .LESS 20 PERCENT $8.50 Entire Stock of f (With a very few exceptions, wherar the price ii standardized.) Envelope Chemises' LESS 20 PER CENT Brown Off- - Wednesday Specials in the Sale of White 20 famoua Merchandise, 20 Kleinert and fiolvo makes regular price, 50c to 91.50 Shamrock Linens.) j All Other Art Dept,: Everything in Our Stork Shop Sanitary and Waterproof Baby Pants Entire Stock of j White voile, stamped in attrao tive designs; all made up. Ages 2 to 5. White with touches of color or colors in pinks, blues, yellows, browns; ginghams, kiddie kloth, crepes, batiste, linens all the better materials. Regular prices, $2.93 to $11.50. Millinery 20 Off Oft 50 i Entire Stock of (Including i Wednesday Baby Day Off Little Children. Colored Dresses, .50 or Off Linens 20 Off seventeen there are Mayor Thompson delegates who are slated to vote for Wood at first, though du to line up with WATCH FOR DETAILS (Except Arnolds, Vanta and Rubens good, and excepting merchandise marked at greater discounts.) Entire Stock of Page One.) antl-Lowd- I Oft 20 Onr original, marked pricea arg not changed discount is deductedat time of sale. StampedBlouses Womens 1 ' From - Entire Stock of 1 (Excepting only Cantilever and marked at special price.) (Continued SHOP H, shoe INSURGENTS TAKE TOWNS.' wields great inSenator Lodge, fluence In the party, is opposing the nomiROME, June 8 Albanian Insurgent have occupied the villages of Postrova nation of Lowden. Former Senator Murand Selitxa in Albania, according to ad- ray Crane of Massachusetts has been vices received today. looking after Lowden's Interests in New to bs seen Th Italian force retired In the direc- England and It remains whether Lodge or Crane Is the more tion of Valona. The In that neck of th woods. A torpedo boat lying off Valona protectr confident thgt forces ed the Italian troops, who. It is bylleved, a alienate will men. affair Missouri large the have lost many number of delegates who had been pledged to the Illinois governor for second choice JAPANESE TAKE FORTRESS. and thereby make bis nomination ImposTOKIO, June (.(By the Associated Press.) An official statement Issued by sible. If these major contenders should be the department today say that after Governor Sproul of Pennsylthe recent occupation of Nikolsevsk, Si- eliminated, vania Is to b given a tryout. The Sproul beria, by Japanese marines, th latter boom Is being actively pushed by Genalso captured the fortress. Ten JapaWilliam W. Atterbury. vice presinese who escaped the massacre on March eral of the Pennsylvania railroad, who la dent 12 of several hundred Japanese nationchairman of the Pennsylvania deleals, Including women and children, by acting la credited with an ambition and gation the Bolxheviki, were killed about May 25, to succeed Penrose as a boss, like Thomas It was learned. Alexander and Scott Ggssatt of the Penn-- t Ivan la irmllroad. who bossed Keystone PENNSYLVANIA BANK ROBBED. In their day. state politics Pa.. June (.husked PITTSBURG, Oeneral Atterbury was In command of bandits this morning entered th Hay the railroad forces of the A. E. F. InNational bank in Hays, Pa., ten miles France. There la a perfect understandfrom Pittsburg, and after locking the lng between Governor Sproul and Senacashier In the vault looted the bank. The tor Knox on the Sproul boom, with Senaband escaped In th direction of Pitts- tor Penrose a party to the arrangement. This understanding Is that Penrose and burg. Knox and their friends will go the limit STUDENTS HAVE CLOSE CALL. for Sproul so long as there Is any chance If he falls to land, n of his nomination. RED WING, Minn., June (.One and fifty young women students and however, Sproul Is to do hls utmost for Knox. commencement week visitors escaped In destroyed th night attire when fir EVEN SLAIN IN OUTBREAK. toLutheran Ladles' seminary her early auestimated by school GRATZ. Austria, June 9. Seven perday, with a loss 8260.000. were killed and thirty wounded toat sons thorities day, when gendarmes fired Into crowds which were demonstrating Against profAVIATION CADETS KILLED. iteering In food. AviaSAN ANTONIO, Texas, June tion Cadets Roy Wellington of McCoy, KRIEGER IS ACQUITTED. Ark., and Harold Crowley of Mildred, TULSA. Okie., June 9. Charlee Krle-ge- r. MonL, were Instantly killed at Kelly field a charged with conspiracy to dynatoday when their airplane went Into tall spin and fell 1060 feet, bursting Into mite th home of J. Edgar Pew, an oil flame when It struck earth. Both cadet company official, her October 26, 1917, came here recently from Rockwell field, wae acquitted by a Jury Id district court here today. California. hun-dre- NO FURTHER EXTENSIONS WILL BE GRANTED If you want to take advantage of the SAVING OF ONE-FIFTTODAY FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED 1 1 n. Klon- Special, g, GENEVA- -. Everything in the Store Saturday Candy 88, fifty-seve- (With the exception of S few lines which we eannot honorably change the price and except merchandise marked at sale prices which represent aa even greater discount) on spring or FIND YANKEE OFFICERS BODY. BERNE, Switxerland, June 8. A body Special at the GOOD GOODS BERLIN, June 8e (By the Associated Presa) The government today tendered 000,000 bushels greater than that of last Its resignation to President Ebert, who year and 19,000,000 bushels greatsr than requested It to remain in office provithe average of the last five years, was sionally. The president also asked Chancellor forecast today by the department of agriculture from the condition of the crop Mueller to take step so that the result on June 1. Prospects for winter wheat of Sunday's parliamentary election can be j Improved during May to the extent of established as soon as possible In order lk.UvO.Oou bushels, making a total esti- that the relchstag may be summoned mated production of 791,000.000 bushels, at the earliest possible data or 190,000.000 less than that of last year. Reports from nearly 360 districts on Winter wheat forecast of production the result of th balloting for members of the new relchstag in Sunday's reports by important producing states Includes: Nebraska, 60,(190,000. up. to 11 o'clock last night, showed that Sitting wheat acreage and production the majority Socialists, Centrist and Deni- forcast; ocrata, th parties making up the coal- Minnesota, 9,268,000 acres; 61,629,000 llton block back of the present governbushels. ment, had elected 199 deputlea Th main parties of the conservative North Dakota, (.915,000 and 79.972,000. - South and 99,299,000. 2.959,000 Dakota, showed, had opposition, these figure elected eighty-thre- e members, while the Washington, l,6o9,000 and 26,691.000. forecast: main party of the left and Independent ' Oats, acreage and production Socialists had elected Minnesota, 9.220,000 and 112.299.0o0. There are Indications that, the ooall-- 1 Iowa, 6,600,000 and 202,900,000. and and tlon bloc will emerge from the election j North" Dakota, 2,971,000 with a alight majority In the new relrh-tabut It will be one that Is hardly South Dakota, 1,950,000 And 67,999,000. usable for practical working purpose. Nebraska, 9,139,000 and 99.969.000. Return from the provinces show the Texas. 1,676,000 and 96.719,000. ar overcoming the Production of various crops forecast majority Socialist In todays monthly report from their heavy lead scored by The independent Bociallat In Berlin and other metropoliJune 1 condition follow- tan centers The Democrat continued Wlnter wheat, 609,000,000 bushels. nil day to fall behind th other coalition Spring wheat. 977,000,000 bushels. Oats. 135,000.000 bushels. parties "Many rural districts hare not yet Barley. 185,000,000 bushels. been heard front, and the definite apbushels. 907.000.000 Rye, portionment of mandates Is also being Hay, 112,000,000 tons. delayed by the work of transferring to Apples, 199.000,00 bushels. the combination and empire lists th aur- Peaches, 96,000,000 bushels. th various parties The spring wheat area this year Is 19, filus votes cast byThese votes are comdistrict. cent last of or 99.6 997.000 acres, per under the proportional voting sysper cent of a nor- bined, year's; condition. (9.191.1 additional tem to create mandates, so as a year ago. mal, compared with Condition of winter wheat la 71. 1 per to give each party the exact proportional to which Its ballots encent of a normal, compared with. 99.9 a representation title It Th count so far reveals a year ago, and 79.1 a month ago, smaller turnout of voters than was anCond.tton of other crops: ticipated, and as a result the new relch-sta- g Oats, 97.9 per cent of a normal, probably will contain only about Barley, 17. (. 900 deputlea Rye. 99.9. reelectton of Chancellor Mueller, The Hay, 88.9. who headed hi partys list In district No. Pastures, 89.9. 29, in Inorthwestern Bavaria, is still In Apples, 79 3 doubt Peaches, (9.9. former secrevon Baron Richthofen, 91.Is this o&ta The area planted to year the German embassy in Wash032.000 acres, or 96.8 per cent of last tary of was defeated He Hanover. at ington, years The area planted to barley is 7,927,000 was a candidate on the Democratic ticket acres, or 100.2 per cent of last years. June WASHINGTON. wheat crop of Population Figures Bread Today; Monthly Bulletin of Crops New Coalition Government Show Large Will Have Only the Reports Gains Over Last Year. Narrowest Majority. ST. LOUIS, June 8. Reductions In the wholesale prices of various styles of shoes of from 26c to 92 a pair were announced today by official of three of the largest shoe manufacturing estab llahments here. The reductions are on all shipments after June 1. It was explained, and are retroactive to autumn orders placed prior to June 1 The companies announcing the reducInternational Shoe com tions are the 8hoe company, the Hamilton-Brow- n Ofpany and the Brown Shoethecompany. new price ficials emphasized that were not the result of an agreement by the three flrma A. C. Brown, president of the Hamilton Brown company, asserted that "tight money" and the reeultant difficulty of retailers to borrow money Is the chief Hoover Boom Waiting. cause of the lowered pricea Redaced pricea of certain grades of There Is much comment on the Inanition was assigned as a contributory-causeof the Hoover boom. Hie supporters' lave leather not yet made much headway. There Is Shoes that formerly sold at wholesale only a Uttl talk of him as an active can for 912 a have come down to as delate, and much less as a dark horse, low as 10. pair but his managers are playing a waiting game The psychological moment for Mr. Hoover will arrive, In their estimation, when the men who now are leading have teen eliminated. . Senator Lodges keynote speech at the WASHINGTON, June 9. Port Huron, opening of the convention todaywillmade It Mich., 25,999; Increase, 1081, or 97.6 per make clear that the Republicans 1resldent Wilson and his administration cent. Ohio, ,15,100; tnorease, 2177, or The 16 Marietta. the chief Issue of the campaign. 8 per cent. Democratic party will, of course, be comClaire, Wl 28.980; Increase, 2570, pelled to defend much that has been ex- orEau 19 per cent. tremely distasteful to many Democratic Pa., 22,(19; Increase, 2737, Nantlcoke, lenders and to a large wing of the party. or 19.8 per cent t But this only makes It all the more 1m go before portant that the a Republicans BEATING. GIVEN ARE REDS man above reproach In the country with (hwracter, with ability of high order, and WARSAW, June 8. Bolshevik) '.forces who, above all things, possesses the full have been driven back In panto along the mass the of the confidence of people. front between the Dvina and Beresina great I think the men and women who are here rivers, according to an official statement realize the gravity of the work In hand, issued at Polish army headquarters toand that this feeling accounts in large day. The Poles launched an attack measure for the slowness In crystalliza- against the town of Glubokol, eighty-fiv- e The Republicans are tion of sentiment. miles north of Minsk, which brok in haste resulted slowly. making through the soviet lines and the capture of 800 prisoners and a large amount of booty. Bolshevik! who had crossed the Beresina have been driven Lback, It Is declared. Raisin ,, : r.lorningstar-VogelcrlnvcjfncntO-s. No. 6 West 2nd Bo, Ground Door. Phone Waa. 2718, trade, I |