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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1920. o same train with Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, chairman of the convention, and Senator Smoot, Senator Johnson of California also departed. Coolidge Congratulated. Editorial Comment on Republican Candidates , BOSTON, June 13. Governor' Coolidge, toRepublican vice prealdentlal nominee, day received a telegram from the Massaarchusetts delegates eaytng they would rive tomorrow afternoon and parade to NEW YORK (RepubliThe governor will rethe atatehouee. can) It la no reflection upon any of ceive them. the other men whom It had under conGovernor Coolidge, as he was greeted sideration to say that the Republican by newspaper men this morning, made a whimsical complaint of a statement pubnational convention hat given to the lished in a local paper that he paid $36 a party and the country a ticket more month rent for his half house in Norththe Ideal than ampton, whereas he actually pays $31. He closely approaching said that If the landlord should happsn would any other combination that could be to see the story ths rent might hava been made up from the material raised to correspond. at the convention's disposal. During the day the governor was beto axtenq sieged with callers who cams It la a ticket which deserves and will their congratulations on his nomination. receive the support of every Republican William H. Taft, in a message to ths voter one which every independent nominee, said: ought to be glad to support. '"I congratulate you most hearlly and sincerely on your nomination for vice NEW YORK TIME (Democrat) Upon The ticket of Harding and president. a platform that has produced general Coolidge will sweep the country, end ita sucthe Chicago convendlseallefactlon, certain victory means a useful and tion presents a candidate whose nomicessful Republican administration of the nation will be react ved with astonishaffaire of thta country the .next four ment and dismay by the party whose years. he invites. Warren G. HardAfter receiving the Massachusetts delesuffrage ing ia a very respectable Ohio politigates tomorrow, the governor will go to classmate cian second class. Ha has never the of Springfield to join hie Amheret been a leader of men or a director of of 1636 at a dinner in celebration of the r, twenty-fift- h policies. For years a protegs of anniversary of their graduation. On Tuesday ha will attend comhs rose to a subordinate office by favor of "Boas" Cox of Cincinnati. Senmencement week exercises at Amherst. ator Harding's record at Washington to Meet. has been faint and colorless. Single Taxers NEW YORK. June II. The Single Tax YORK WORLD (Independently psrty will hold a national convention In NEW Democratic) A more respectable figChicago beginning July 10. It waa anurehead than Warren G. Harding has nounced here tonight from national comnever been nominated for president of mittee headquarters. the United States by cither party. Nor The call for the gathering, which la baa either party, since the Deraocretio signed by Robert C. MacAuley of Pennsylconvention of list named James BuReaccuses Democratto the and vania, chanan, selected a candidate so little publican parties of the furthering of sumqualified to grapple with the nations mary legislation Involving communism problems. and paternalism equal in effeot to the proSenator Harding la the perfect flower gram of the Socialist party. Indorsement of old guard politics. He is an Ohio of the Committee of Forty-eigh- t, which country politician with ths mind of an will hold a conference In Chicago at the Ohio country politician and he sees the tame time, will be solicited, it was stated. world through the eyes of an Ohio country politician. Hughes Withholds Comment. Senator Harding waa nominated beWELLES LET, Mass., Juns It Charles cause the old guard Republicans want Evans Hughes, the standard-bearof the a president to whom they can give orRepublican party in 1SK, who ia here for ders. the Wellesley college commencement, said that hs did not cars to comment today THE BROOKLYN EAGLE (Independent) on ths candidates and platform of the Harding is a compromise choice, his Chicago convention. He said he waa here nomination dictated by expediency with only for the commencement exercises and old guard entirely satisfied and the the that there would be abundant opporof the party progressive remnants tunity for him to express hit views later. agreeing because they are unwilling or His daughter, Mias Catherine Hughes, aunable to pick quarrel. la a member of the senior class. Mr. Hughes will make an address at the col- NEW YORK TRIBUNE (Republican) lege tomorrow. Republics are still ungrateful. Leonard la one of the who great men of Nominee to Be Notified. Wood, America and destined to live in history, MARION, Ohio, June 1$. United States 'been defeated for a presidential has Senator Warren G. Harding will be offinomination by a group of politicians cially notified of his nomination for the Just as Theodors Roosevelt was four presidency by the Republioan party at his years ago and mors recently Clemen-cea- u home in Marion within the next few was denied the presidency of became It known days. today. France. We had hoped that a man It also was learned that Senator Hardof undoubted courage. vision and exing will adopt the custom of former ecutive ability would ba chosen, but wa President McKinley end receive party have Instead Warren Gamaliel Hardleaders at hia home for conferences during, one of the sage group which coning the summer. These conferences will trolled ths convention. It would be be held on the lawn in front of the Hardhypocritical for the Tribune to pretend ing residence. satisfied Is It that with this result. D Republican Executive Board to Be Chosen Soon; Cam- - paign Is in Preparation. (Continued Prom Pag. OnQ tee ten la y ago tn Ita examination of Claims of contesting delegation. from Several aouthern atatea, ahowed that certain delegatee represented only a small constituency aa compared to delegates from other sections of the country. The resolution, whlch was passed unanimous, hr, notwithstanding the vlgoroua protests from delegates from Louisiana, Alabama and Texas, provides that In order to effect proper and necessary changes in the opportlon men t of delegates in proportion to the Republican votes actually cast at general elections throughout thsa various greater States, and in order to inspire effort to erect and maintain substantial psuty organisations in all the states, ths national committee, notwithetandlng any rule heretofore adopted, is directed with-- o twelve months to adopt a Just and equitable basis of representation In future national conventions. The basis shall hold in the call of the next convention and be binding upon all future until otherwise ordered. -- Probe to Be Resumed. About ths tlms party managers begin their real activities, the senate commit, tee Investigating campaign funds will resume hearings, holding Its first sessions in Chicago July 7. While the committee a, has been authorised to extend ita 6enator Kenyon, its chairman, Into said no plana had yet been made Inves-tigation- funds up to election Sulre Into campaign nominee The Republican prealdentlal wiU become the center of the campaign of the national woman's party to bring about ratification of the suffrage constitutional amendment, according to a statement Issued by suffrage leadera A large delegation of women from many Stales, it was announced, will wait upon Senator Harding and ask him to Insist upon Republican action to secure the thirty-sixth state for ratification. ,Our campaign against Republican obstruction to suffrage is not over," said ths statement. "We will continue pub-licsad Insistently to demand aotton from the Republican party to complete suf. flrage ratification. Since our picketing at the Republican convention hall, ad dltlonal pressure has been exerted by leaders to secure a special session ia Vermont." , ly be-r- Congratulations Pour In. SenaW Harding's headquarters were flooded with telegrams of congratulation. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania wired: Am delighted with your nomination and will do all I can to secure your elec tion." Prank Hitchcock, one of the Wood manheartiest congratulaagers, extended tions," and similar messages were received from Herbert a Hadley, formerly governor of Missouri, and hundreds of other prominent men of the party. Vice President sad Mrs Marshall sent this telegram: "Accept our sincerest personal congratulations. Delegates and visitors attracted to Chicago by the national convention lost no time In getting away from town after the nominations were made. there were few delegatee here and Today virtually no party leaders. Senator Harding. left for Washington late Saturday night? on the For-ske- er 5. Health Doubt Plague Report From Florida HERALD-EXAMINE- preparing TettEmoEt, Ji Xretfa, tad Bight? Eton U tfckpM ' $ bet t!i 014 ia yet it fun EE tsemiep. equally time Truth aiiyxr to-4-y. it fayera, toa Treat the ineeptisa ef Ftotctor Castor!, Trtth but tto watchword, End to the eousdeatieus adhtraua t this motto ia the prepETEtka ef Fletcher's Ceetorla veil ee la Its advertWax is das the soeret ef its popul as demand. All imitation, all sabftitntee , e!1 preparatlsaa lack the element of Truth, lack the rlghteotuaeu ox being, lack all ores ia the worda of those wb deceive. dad yoa! Mother, seothert with the fate ef the World la year haade, can yea to deceived? Certainly not Fletcher's Ceetorla ia prepared for Infants tad Children- - It in a. dtotinctiy a remedy for the e The BUSTS need for a to taka the place ef Cantor Oil, Paregoric and Soothing Syrapa to comet thoaght that led to its diacovery. firm JdBTS treahle with a medicine that yea weald aee try for ytmrtelf. oTxm would sue tm too kut that M mound jnjnr tomtit nrrcBtri castoma u jast-o-ces- d aem-bla- raid JittJe-one- - 0 EMU HIE jgi med-idn- CASTOR I A r- - Are You Planning On a Vacation? Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Youll need It will cost you quite a sum of money this summer. to save wherever possible. Every dime saved is a dime earned. Thats why you owe it to yourself to take advantage of this remarkable sale of summer wearing apparel. The markets best in seasonable goods are here for you to choose from. Stock up for future needs as well as vacation or summer wants. Youll gain at every buy save money at every turn. VICTORY CRY Pag. One) beautiful th. kind faces, th forthright' ness and sobriety of it all and with a simplicity in it that made it somehow It was ilk a footnote to majestic. Bryce. "American Commonwealth" and over It sort of steadied a mas. thinking More than once I happened on this kind of thing or had it lndlaated to roe by colleague, wise In these matters si), very wise, and Inclined to smile at But perhaps evertruatfu! receptivity. the point af It all to mo and tha ona wlth-that they had noy tlms to bother this shifting of tho drama from behind the scenes to tho very middle of the scenes went on soberly amid the most frantic hullaballoo. Men met In a maelstrom, extricated themselves from It. and then sat on the dgo of it to confer, rationally enough, so far a. 1 could see, about the .tearing of the ship. Men saw the prise hanging In mid-a- ir abova their heads, saw It come nearer, recede, vanish, nevermore to come again to them, and ail they said by way of tirade wa. my God I how dry 1 am! Where's th. water cooler all-da- f Demonstrations Many. is but one of the items you can save on here. things on sale at a big price reduction. Many oth'ef v Palm Beach Suits Dixie Weave Suits Keep Kool Suits Straw Hats White Oxfords Summer Shirts Also many other vacation needs if you are intending to rough it or Khaki suits, pants, flannel camp outdoors most of the time. shirts, heavy shoes, leggings, extra pants, etc., all on sale at big savings for you. To me thoee wore tha real "demonstrations" of tha day of tho chieftains. Thar, Utah Greatest Clothing Store was tha other kind, too the kind you oaa sea any feverish night In tha Hungarian But they don't moan much parliament. over hers, aa a rule, I fancy. They are tha frollo with which osculation reward. Itself after tha long it rein. Aa I was ssylng. lt was the ninth ballot that bad tha real drama in it. rather than tha tenth, for during tha ninth expecKEARNS BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY tancy wa. keyed hign, and tha states did not so much swing toward as feel their to tho band wagon. But when the way tenth began it was all over but the shouting so they shouted, forsooth. "Over he goes now," said ona of The Tribune's Washington men a. th. tenth ;;y, 'iiHnimj 'jij and final ballot began. Hardfour Mid baa for that Alabama, ing tn the ninth, now said sight for Harding, and that start sd the kind of demonstration that has th. taMOla on It, but that 1. In its wwnci as conventional aa a coat of paint. grow the coolness of the director and several th. tired town, and .11 th. w.y. ways na more trouble h. UT Arisons and Arkansas wheeled In. musician. who played tho Cuban na- JT'' dark, and turbulent man fore their little Robert to tho bottom of tho b And th. racket roe. to their Sunday rest like little children tional anthem. In .Wl1 that position when l now. re The aweary police have arrested th. theater', who have played and Two Rah which ho had caught Delaware Starts Stampede. pa nter on suspicion, but have been un- hi turtle at borne where grasped la able to ftnd a motive for the outrage. hands. But it wa. when Delaware, which for NOMINATION BRINGS nineteen hour, had been fooling with Du Pont, felt. a. one man. into seat No. 7 COMMENT EAST HAMPTON, N. T.. June 13. -- A on tha wagon that the real firs began pick and .hovel brigade of private de- - shift1 .V0 to Tu now, but you can af the responsibility by putting It to .taxis and the final tableau to take aystematlc to The Tribune Want Ada PARIS. June It. Th. Tamp. tn a lead- irohnr0Th70mnW1 shape. ontato of Enrico i Carom band here ' How the final effort to wagon thone! The eve- ing editorial of rnor than a column this sunsnlne fell Michof athwart dollar? ning straight hlf million of th. nomination of worthldi.nr ,p!ac? igan. A voice from the gaDery cried, afternoon, tall, that dtolen from 'Come on, Michigan I" Michigan piled Senator Warren O. Harding of Ohio for the tenor's home severalwe" day. ago. The aboard, twenty-fou- r strong, never mind- tho presidency of th. United State, by detective, are conlident that tb. mls.lnx ing four little boys who sulked and hesi- th. Republican convention at Chicago, ,r ?cried within th. .state. tated and missed the step. ware atmrds T! doubled from tho axtraet. as a and tonight Republican print, New York's spokesman shouted, "Sixty-eigregarding tho league of nations. vote, for Harding!" and tha MPl.nt platform exIt refrain, from comment, however, one at my side mid, "It', dona" to auggeat that th. platform give, It wa. g.14 oclock. Up with th. stand- cept added Importance to tho International Down tha aisle It xooo, a oommlaalon ard, lad.) 27 .of Juriete meeting at Th. standard with th. portrait of a pleasant, Hague shortly to constltut. a permanent in thoughtful, elderly (sea which Justice, eeurt of International Everybody ia on hi. feet now. will attend aa th. American Against tha background of th. eld Mg', Lllhu Root DETROIT. June 13 Four delegate. exon too blu. flag that make. th. color not. My It hope. th. treatplorers, aged three, six, nineyouthful and eleven at tha south end of the hall a happy man ingTheat new.paper on a batia eroat. may Th. Hague from Lakeside. I. waving an American flag. Mich.. which th. United State, can cooperate In Saturday In a frail rowboat to March for Th. treasure Islands in- Lake maintaining th. peace ef Europe. Lodge Announces Name. D editorial conclude.: picked today mile. offeiToro "Meantime overyo. must realts. that after having been thirty Delegate., spectators, all are adrift for twenty-fou- r for peace all are shouting save Lodge, standing, raita European who sit. rroponalbfllty hld.rn. three boys and a gnd finger, his beard, and look, watchprincipally upon Franca." girl, ail of Toledo, wore resound bv a r tmer. A prayer of thanks Gaulet. Mrs: fully out from under hie reflective brows, ofierod by 1600 passenger, when H to remark dryly and "It surely la surprising that th. expected rising at they hoarsely "I den't suppose that it is nec- has happened and that a dark horse has trom their tn fnOl essary for me to announce to you now been that your nominee ia Warren u. Hard, ing of Ohio." Jun? U Sunburned when the last trump round. Sena ter Bomb .nd ttr4, but happy in tha fact that Lodge no deuot will be there, for ha alhome, Merwtn iheL.Vr So ways gravitate, to largo occasions, but Richard Da So. 0; Robert Da Da t So 3' calm, and he will My, "it is h. will be hhd Virginia Hlllger, li, arrived hers pot my wish It 1. my lam wish to have HAVANA, Cuba, June IS. Several on board the e earner of Tolsdo the galleries cleared, but cleared they will member, ef th. choru. and a number of after having been lost on City Lake in be unless at. Pster is permitted to war. of audlenr. trans- member, th. Injured, an open boat for more than twenty-seve- Erie act the business ef this convention amid one of them aeriou.ly, when a bomb wa. hours. The children drifted out n from order." SALT exploded during a performance at the Lakeside, Mleh., yesterday morning while I linger on the entrancing scene. Some National theater thl. afternodn. The at the docks. routine of party government fills the last explosion occurred tn the early part of playing CO., of th. trip arroM th. n,,orr momenta. Th. hall Is nearly smptyynow the eeeond act of the opera "Alda." 1'k'-- . Me7r, Mid that his and the band has nearly finished the old ihortly before Enrico Caruso wa. due to overboard W. one P. at o'clock. Tho sun ha. appear for hi. last performance here. anthem. It Is and that th. girl did likewise. He Panto wa. narrowly avolderTO through cued them both with a rope. Then dropped behind the smoky battlement, of to 271 Main Street, Near Gardner Adams COUTpdliy OUT PARIS A Word About Truth.' HIT - , SAN FRAN&ISCO CHRONICLE (Repub. tlc.n) The Republican convention ha. nominated Warren O. Harding of Ohio to be president of th United State, and Caivln Coolidge of Massachusetts to be vice president, and th. Republican party will elect unquestionably them to those offices. Ths Chronicle had hoped for the nomination of Hiram W. Johnson. It believes that if all th. people could have voted h would have been the nominee. .It regret, that th. deolston ha. been otherwise. But that ends It. It 1. not th. Individual who Is pf moat national Interest. It is principles and not men to which party loyalty I. legitimately du. and to which loyalty must be given If parties, and Indeed, If the republic endure. The platform t. one upon which all Republioan. can unite. (OohVlnnod From Children Cry For TtoBmtoS&ZSL- LOB ANGELES TIMES (Republioan) In nominating Warren O. Harding of Ohio for president, th. Republican national convention ha. mad. a capital choice. Senator Harding I. a good American, a good Republican and a good cltisen and a good winner. At no time In hi. publlo career has he been fala. to the traditions, the ideals, the principle, or th. candidate, of th. Republican party. 3 to fegfxfrtFi S pne-ma- I sSs&ts pTtTEBURQ GAZETTE-TIME(Repub. Ilcan) The Republican party and all the people of th. United Statea are to be congratulated on th. manner in which th. Chicago convention solved th. situation which confronted 1C It wa. an open race. , There were aom. hoc if not odds-o- n favorite., but every contestant ran on hi. merit, .ion. and got th. position at th. finish t. which hi. powers 'in competition entitled him. The common verdict ia that "the best man won. and Coolldgt, standing on the Harding forward-lookin- g adopted by platform the Republican, at Chicago are un beatable. R Care and Responsibility. attached of a the infants tTHE responsibility A er PORTLAND OREGONIAN (Republican) Senator Harding's record in the senate shows him to be a good exponent of the oplnlona of the (Teat body of Republicans. He la safe and sane in th. sens, that he would not seek to embark the country on a policy of violent change. The Character of the men who have been chosen a. Republican standard-bearer- s i. a pledge that, when they ar. n elected, there will be an end of HardCHICAGO U. Officials of congresses subgovernment, ing ia ths type of statesman who exwilmissive to that one man's will, of actly suits the big financial interests. ful obstruction when an independent And so the several million progressive congress la elected, of dallying with sevoters within the Republican party are dition, of socialistic experiment and of WASHINGTON, June 1. Officials of once more denied the vehicle of ballot reckless waste ths public health aarvice said tonight expression for their progressive views, The die is cast so far as that It was not definitely established ths Republicans are concerned. Every that a case of bubonlo plague had dereal progressiva voter In the United veloped at Pensacola. States Instinctively turns to Ban FranThe death of George Gardlna was recisco to see what the Democratic naported Saturday to the public health sertional convention will do. vice and surgeons had been sent to investigate, It was said. Pathological specimens will be brought here tomorrow for PITTSBURG POST (Democrs tic) Senexamination. ator Warren O. Harding of Ohio la the and children remedy for is undoubtedly greater than that imposed upon the manufacturer of remedies for adults whose system is sufficiently strong to counteract, for a time at least, any injurious drug. It is well to observe that Castoria is prepared today, as it has been r for the past 40 years, under the personal supervision of Mr. Ohas. E Fletcher. What have makers of imitations and substitutes at stab? What are their j To whom are they answerable? They spring np today, scatter i responsibilities? ; their nefkrious wares broadcast, and disappear tomoirow. Oould each mother see the painstaking care with which the prescription for Fletcher's Castoria is prepared: oould they read the innumerable testimonials from I grate&l mothers, they would never listqntetb subtle pleadings and fhlse arguments ' cf those who Wffi cr substitute, fcr,Jb tried and true Fletcher's Castoria.' ; logical presidential candidal, to .m.rg. from a convention run by a coalition of Republican standpatters and foe. of th. peace dictated to Germany by the United States and It. alllea. H. 1. a stand-pattof th. standpatters and h. 1. on. of thoM who voted for the aeparate and Regret-abl- e negotiated peace rMervatlon. aa It I. that any Americana ahould be found trying to lead their country' men backward, It ia wall, since there muct be a contort over auch thing., that th. issue, have been ao clearly defined. The American people, we are confident, will not turn backward. 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