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Show I UTAH LIBRARY tetoisit YOU 7, NO. ,9 81.00 A YEAR SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MARCH 3, 1928. SEED TO FIRE OPENING GUN G. 0. P. Senator Reeds Program Monday IN UTAH POLITICAL RATTLE In Salt AT SALT LAKE MONDAY NKHT LIKE CHRONIC lake City Escorted through business section of city to headquarters at Newhouse Hotel. Rest during remainder of afternoon. Guest of honor and short address at Democratic state committee banquet! a Newhouse Hotel, 6 p.m. Address of day at grand Democratic rally, Salt Lake theatre at 8 p.m. public invited. Broadcasting of speech over KDYL. Authority Declares Sixty-- United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri,1 Five Per Cent of Workcandidate for the Democratic nomination for president, ers Go to Work Owing will fire the opening gun in the .Utah political battle at the Salt Lake theatre here Monday night. For Breakfast. - ' Arrangements have been made by Utah Democrats for a rousing reception for the veteran senator and every indication is that the theatre will not be able to accommodate the crowd that will seek to hear the distinguished can- -' didate. a of all wago earnere are in debt and about It per cent "owe for their breakfasts,1' accord- UNEMPLOYMENT Comment of Newspapers and Reports of Charity Organizations All Over Country, Leave No Room For Doubt. " From Literary Digest. j Utah Democrats. BIUCH FOR MUJJONS. SAYS UT. DIGEST Arrives at 0. S. L. station on Gold Coast Limited at 3:40 Monday ftemoan. Will be met at station by reception committee of Arrangements Made .for Grand Reception for Missourian --Banquet at Newhouse in Evening. PROSPERmnOOKS Local Indigent Go Hun- gry Under Coolidge Prosperity, When County Treasurer Discovers A man willing to work and unable to find work, wrote Thomas Carlyle, is, perhaps, -e saddest sight that fortune's inequality exhibits under the sun. Yet there are 4,000,000 such in these prosperous United States today, if we accept the admittedly rough estimate given out by the Labor Bureau,- Inc., of New York. As a basis of comparison, we have the statement of the Washington Evening Star that during- the after-wslump of 1921, five or six million workers were without jobs. Before explaining the method by which the Bureau arrives at its startling figure, let'Ua note that others also bear witness, though in less sweeping terms, that thia. is a winter of extraordinary unemployment. i- County Auditor Jamea H. Sullivan waa Instructed Tuesday by REE9-BATTUN- G: County Commissioner R. T. Dahl-quta- t, ar to ask Attorney General liar ing to Willard B. Plllabury, president of tho Wlmeett System of loan vey 11. Cluff for an opinion on the To lh end that thoae who are subject of whether or not It would banka, who baa completed a survey unable to hear Senator Reed in be legal for the commission to take of the financial status fcf the person at the Theatre, may not be care of the county poor, by a transAmerican toiler. In other words, disappointed, arrangements have fer of funds from the general fund the worker start out In the mornbeen completed to have hie ador th department of roads and ing In debt. Wago earnere and dress broadcast over KDYL their families make up three-quarteNational Political Journal bridges. Walter Quels and W. H. Politics, Independent This action waa made necessary of the country's population, Thus Governor Smith, In a letter Hughes, the former from Bt. Louie with lha announcement Monday by tho survey shows, the remaining end the latter from San Francisco, to the Stats industrial CommisGivea Appraisal of Fighting Missourian. County Treasurer D.- X. Moffat, fourth being fairly equally dividadvance men for the senator, have sioner, cites reports of "a serious that he woyld honor no more warbeen here 'for several days ed between the floaters and the ficondition of unemployment affecton tha indigent fund, rants drawn with State Chairman Delbert of neither nancially independent, ing the city and ths Stats of New reason of the fact that that par' by M. .Draper and others In making whom have any financial worries. to Lake and Salt Utah ticular fund now has a deficit of York at tho present time, and In connection with the visit causes creating the Some for of Reed visit. the tho arrangements asks that a prompt and compreMr. Moffat declared Elated over Houston's acquisi- "owe for their breakfast" class are on Monday of Senator James A-- Reed of Missouri, con$61,611.66. Arrives Monday. hensive survey be mad for the before any further warrants According to advices received by tion of tho national convention, Illness, unemployment, death, mis- tender for the Democratic presidential nomination, an that purpose of determining "whether are honored, the commission will these men, Senator Reed win leave the frand and glorious old democ- - management and extravagance. editorial the State, with its large public-worto find a way to wipe out this published in the last issue of Politics" an inde- have Kly Nevada Sunday night and will sEfwhLJrf? program, or In any other ot transfer a deficit robllgtlon.uken legal by arrive. In Salt Lake at 1:40 Monday at Washing- money from some other source. ln- - pendent national political weekly published for buJrln can do something toward rehome, way, making MndL'on afternoon. I lief of this situation." At the same xPndin business, While this deficit has been acis of interest. Muntev I Vetmntan or Arrangements have Won made MdhltmeLhmdvThe J-education or otherwise ton, time tha New York Charity Orof number for a years, la cumulating which for local Democratic leaders and should understand the Tex- gettlnr The editorial, published for the future. I officials ganisation Society announces thnt It most has it grown say, "A under workers to meet him at the depot an way of training, getting into building the Battling caption, Is receiving more calla from tho The secret of aucceuful managetwo last the years rapidly during and escort him through the busi- condition, and warming up. There ment aaya: of the family pocket book, Democrat,"heroes I because of tne widespread lack of NEW YORK Tho campaign Jobless for help than at any time lived before Agness section of the city to . the should M no undue alarm over re"Many tho war and the New York likewise many employment which has marked tbe to bring about tho election of dele- sines Newhouse hotel where he will ports of a pitched battle for su- says Mr. Plllabury, Is to budget the amemnon." and Labor Department discloses envelope before the flap la torn. great statesmen, orators, debatora, Coolidge administration. to the National Convention State make his headquarters during his premacy. between the resolute pay gates decrease in tbe State of 66,000 a To tha family already In debt this prosecutors, protagonists of every to Mr. I Is It according of anticipated, nomination to favorable the daunt-leu A1 stay in the city. of and Smith tho' hosts s, during tbe problem, and cause that has stirred the emotions Dahlqulst. that tha next legislature Governor 8mlth for president Is factory The pilgrimage' from the depot forces of Jim Reed. Not ex- presents a different post year. worked out must be asked to increase the maxiAmeriprowill any In budget to the hotel will be In the nature their of men, part the In played In progressing a aham battle, Its more satisfactorily Condition Mot Local. mum mill levy for county charity Korky Mountain of a parade and the public will be actly and Pacific coast the nature of a spirited and excit- vide for a way of cleaning off tho can politics before the advent of This condition, observers note. Is purposes, but some other way must states. Fred W. Johnson of Rock given opportunity to greet the sen. ing baseball match. Assurances are aJato before a permanent budget Senator James A. Reed, of Misnot merely local. Unemployment can be followed. This can souri. Only a few of these rank bs found In the meantime to tako (Springs, Wyo.; ator en route. on both sides that it la not system president of the demonstrations have recently ocot care of the county lndigenta until western states be done to with the Immortals. Clay, Henry Senator Reed will rest at the ho- given by borrowing enough numerto leave any very In Passaic, New Jersey; an o'clocktel until In the evening going pay off all outstanding bllla and Kentucky, surely belongs In that Replying to a telegram sent him the legislature convene again next association, declared In a letter, curred ous of very deep scare Ohio report apeaka of the back the loan at a few group. Since the day of the famous by a eoterle of then when he will be the guest of honyear. paying received the governhere, The lineup is Interesting. Jim dollars weekly or yesterday by crisis in that State: an AssoWith the bard time prevailing or's or at a banquet at the Newhouse the nearest approach to Ernest Bamberger,supporters monthly as pro- conciliator national Re- under old Me Ferguson have declared vided for In campaign managers here. Mr. ciated Press dispatch from Chiand the existing Republican ad- Johnson him In oratory hotel. At this banquet members of end compelling the budget. movecommitteeman from said 8mlth tha that Utah, cago tells of bread lines forming the demands for help the Democratic state committee for Reed. They couldn't hold onto The distribution of the budget de- the ability to away an audience is publican Is now In California, has an- ministration, in in that city such as had not been have continued to grow until tha ment was strong everywhere Me and Invited guests will be present. the executive chair, but they claim pends ppon tbe else of the income. Jamea A. Reed, who, had he lived Who to nounced he will accede In that that seen since 1911; tha Bureau of LaOregon. This affair Is an Invitation affair. to have held onto the affections The family of four, living on flBO In the time of Agamemnon, would fund has become a source of add district, except wishes and enter the race poor waa bor Statistics in Illinois reports their there a of a good many of their consUtn-ent- a a month, ahonld chief that, although the commissioners, to that tho have doughty Address Banquet. worry given 10 per cent inthe Ferguson following la es- for savings. SO spend The senator has consented to for Grecian leadership. The for the Republican nomination In auditor, tha treasurer and all oth- soma artivlty for 8cnator James decline of about 6 per cent In per cent for food, battle the coming campaign. A. Reed of Missuurl In some of dustrial employment in that Vital eenator dead the tho to between llkenes ers and make a brief talk to the banquet timated at from 60,000 to 100,000 S8 per especially concerned, cent for shelter, 17 per cent This Information waa gained on ends here; In who depend on It for their these states. It did not seem to en- during 167; and distress la reportguests previous to his address of votes. Jim and Me say that Smith for clothing, I 'per cent for operat- and tbs living onewere as opposite Thursday from friends of the ni' poor la their second choice, and, if the evening. and butter. danger Governor Smith's chance ed from New England and from bread they temperament expensea (including light, heat, as the poles; the Kentuckian had lonal committeeman In this city. the coal regions. According to tho now of can which From the banquet the eenator Reed can't get It, they won't cry ing maximum getting tha delegatee. The carfare, laundry) and 0 per a genius for compromise and did The telegram sent to Mr. Bam be levied for the Indigent fund la Thera la no Reed sentiment in Federal Department of Labor, facand the elate committee members their eyes out If the prise goes to fuel, tho will proceed to tho Salt Lake thea- Smith. Former Senator Joseph W. cent for advancement, which means much to postpons a fratricidal berger follow: of one mill, Mr. Dahl- - Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah or tory employment-throughoutre where the addreas of the even- Bailey of course you remember church rharlty, education, recrea- war; tho Missourian, had he been "Many of your friends are eager qulat said, and this yields approx-tbatyo- u Wyoming, Mr. Johnson wrote, in' country was "6 per cent less last announce your candidacy lmstely 6160,006, while tha county dicatlng thnt ho expected Smith autumn than during the same old Joe Bailey and hie roara has tion, doctors, and all other Items born earlier, would probably have ing will be delivered. As the radical of United , ha been spending does to 650,- - delegations from all. these eta tee. months of The evening program la free to declared for Smith, aa have sev- not Included In the other divisions. hastened It. for? the nomination 3 aU and there will be no reserved eral of tho Texas congressmen and On the other hand, tha family with la common to hear. men. apepUftquias .senator --on lha, Republican, 000 e year- - far- - the lset few years "Arisons' Is- - for Smith,' but Reed lt Reed as one who fights ticket to succeed Senator William ,for this purpose. Much of the dlf-f- supporters are working. presents "x problem in except . on tbe stage. where m ortofthem em here of the Texa In Ore- the situation ,ieats to IS per cent, operating of "Jim more members of the general reception organisation. which la dally becoming of $600,000 a year has been gon, the pure Joy of fighting; he EL King. They feel that you era iterance Oswald West Missouri Its savingsare has But the acute and dangerous" And a fidoubled, clothing and has been called "a born oppoelUon eminently qualified by training and I made up by fines and forfeitures, coma out for Reed. expensea committee will be aeated. senator popenjoys great personal Governor George H. Dern will ularity In Texas and It la admit- advancement receive about the man" but this. In truth. Is a false experience for the office and that! tax aal redemptions and through dally, tho "In California, the McAdoo sup- nancial and commercial at the theatre gathering ted on all aided that he Is same proportion... while food and and misleading estimate. It la true iyour Ufe-loNew York Journal of Commerce, preside residence In Utah lot her expedient. are havporters Reed, eupirartlng going and will Introduce the epeaker. A to out that: shelter absorb a smaller percentage that he does not run away from a1 - , miu intimate However, as recently shown1 by ing been requested knowledge of ita by McAdoo. points ' musical program, arranged give the New York governor a of the whole amount. for conflict and if a tract la dfcuiPM , pfoMcnu greatly contrlbuta to I.City Auditor Alvin Keddlugtonc tha This, to my "Unfortunately, the problem of run. hard demonstrates mind, be He by Mrs. Ernest Holmes will his fos must take the Initiative. ygup fitness to represent Utah in fines snd forfeitures hsvs fallen to that McAdoos fight agalnpt Smith unemployment that the country The big eurprlse of the day In rendered. and tho State has to consider Is Utmost nothing under the admlnlS' la can't help being militant and his tj,e United States senate. state-mela said Texaa be to a personal and not based on prin- not merely the public named committee confirmed The reception sort whole experience has tratlon of the present county at- ciple." "Your to the unswerving loyalty by George B. Terrell, A to greet Senator Reed la composed prosecuting Republican party and unceasing la- torney, Wallace Kelly, so that lit of ncute distress calling for emerhim In that role. From was sources other It learnt eo of all members of the Democratic state commissioner of agriculture, ache so put tie has been derived from that ed that the gency treatment. We are attorney of Kansas City you to 'source plan of the Smith sup- customed to associate unemployin Jail losing bors in its ofbehalf entitle 1 1 months state committee end workers of the pledging his support to Smith. malefactors many in the past Ue nominee. being In the honor porters in California was not to ment with prostrate Industry, Democratic party from every sec- Terrell has been eo prominently but two cases out of almost S00wee ,lllvn "We. a rew of your frienda in! Mr- make a direct figlit for a delega- closed factories, Identified with . the dry forces in tion of 'the state. the public time a that universal proyear Asicne DETROIT, send Salt Lake Petitions astounded. One of his friend exCity, ouTfaVhlT pSrtthath tion Instructed for Governor Smith, found depression and Texas that he was regarded at jrtrttagurid The committee follows: It is hard to that were 7.600 nearly signature James H. Moyle. National Com- more or lesa fanatical on the pro- hearing claimed: . "Great Heaven! let's gel was be com- - ee the California law makes It revise our ideas and grasp ths fact fund In the poor 'deficit filed state with of the W Tlio secretary inossao wu iliifd by hibition question. This caused his mitteeman. of offlco ho Boon a pon isrnr hut no Action Hub necessary for a candidate to make that we must also grapple with an of him out Mra. Weston Vernon. National pronouncement for Smith to be re- placing in nomination the name ea JBallJfk j'ernes rver ben taken concerning It. The a personal declaration to enter the unemployment problem that la the slbia, else h will have the Governor New York Smith of F astonishCommittee Woman. ceived with profound town in prison, tho Innocent m wll It Is pro- dliect outcome of our prosperity. decisive action of tho new tress- - preferential primary. Democratic candidate for pres- as D. M. Draper. State Chairman. ment In political circles. He says the the guilty. That, of course, was Ivors. E. R. Calllster, John C. urer, Mr. - Moffat. In refusing to posed to name Smith delegates and It la likely to persist and, it may Chair-main ident th Michigan Vice primary 8. W. hard Imer Musser, Mrs. B. Lynch. Harry Pett, Joseph, Smith will he nominated and he election to be held hyperbole, but It shows how additional warrant, until to enter a favorite son" candidate be. Increase even If our Industrial April !. to run on the ballot, probably far- output after the present recession a hitter he waa even In the earlier Daniel Alexander, Rosa Beason and y any the platform will have a The a were Deco-er- a hopes filed by petitions Womens members A. All John Barclay. mer Senator James D. Phelan of should resume with full vigor tho strong declaration for law en- committee of Detroiters, consisting stages of his career. candiClub. Mr. tic San Francisco. Bamberger was the forcement and loyalty to the con- of William 67- - Dosnelly. Roscoe B. The same people who criticise upward trend that has characteriln Abe Mrrdock. Beaver. Utah. Mr. Johnson said that the Reed sed it of late years. stitution and all laws made In pur- Huston, Anddred 8. Baird. Patrick the Senator for his militancy speak date opposing Senator King Utah. E. City, w Brigham Davie, 1 and 61 votes' e 1163, missing election by V, P. suance thereof." Anaconda Stanof him as surly "Attention has been called many supporters were active in Colorado Keating and Chester Martin. T. Champ Logan Utah. of disposition. That charact- The count was. Bamberger, 68,166; KCtlirtl OI LdKC In tbe hope of preventing a solid times In these columns to the paradard. Tbs committee today Indicated bitter Frank Nalder, R. F. D., Layton. doea him great injuatto. King, 66,749. Smith delegation. In South Dako- doxical Juxtaposition of rising outthat only Governor Smith's name erisation Utiti scowl in attacking Is frequent, ta, he eald, the h facput and declining numbers of will bs on the Democratic ballot his A. T'Twltchell. Manila, Utah. The hie soul. of la but that no Index tion had expressed willingness to workers in tho factories of tho and that Michigans delegation to Senator G. 8. Bowers. Duchesne. Utah. the and friends loves his have tho delegation instructed for country. The various production tha national convention will be warmth of, his affection for little W. G. reseock. Castledale, Utah. The Anti-Saloleague of Amer- Governor Smith, but wished ths Indices emanating from official n solid one for the New York gov- children Caesar Meyers Escalante, Utah. Is common knowledge: his ica Is facing a delicate problem of majority of the delegation and the and private sources all tell the ernor. Governor Smith Is the first R. C. Clark. Moab. Utah. In social life is evioff-haNational Committeeman. He said same tale. For Instance, the Fedcandldnta to qualify for the presi- graclousness John C. Hall, Nephl, Utah. groucht-nes- s jptlquet. which It has solved of demon the that dence Index of factory Ranab, It look aa though the Demo-crat- e dential contest In Michigan. PetiFranklin H. Heaton, by announcing that despite that the fight there would bo to eral Reserve Board his in factor no is controlling employment baaed upon tho year The Erst stop In a state-wid- e of Illinois were going to play tions qualifying Secretary Hoover existence. the fact that the millionaire Kresge bring about tho election of real 1916 as 100 shows a decline of 90.1 in behalf of tho presi- got pert of hie millions by selling Smith men a delegates. Mr. JohnT. Gardner, Delta.. Utah. the political game more shrewdly and former Governor Lowden on So much about the human side of campaign Tho statistics this year than has been their wont the Republican ticket are expected dential candidacy of Governor AI useful barroom articles and was son said that tha Montana dele- for last November. Newell Cook. Morgan. Utah. on out Just has who gone Reed, Evidence of soon. Smith was taken Thursday night caught In flagrant delicto with n gation would bo 100 per cent fur collected by tho United States BuGeo. M. Weston. Leketown, Utah. in peat campaigns.' many tour reau of Labor Statistics, furtherthrough speaking Is seen In the selection of a group of his supporters when young woman who didn't resemble Governor Smith. J. W. ' StrlngfelloW, Clift Bldg., this states so that tho voters could have bv more, point to the conclusion that AI two strong candidates for goverPresi1 IS T e bg Smith tho "Portland for In the Mre. respect, any Kresge a chance of close contact with this dent club was organised and Hi since 1621 tha number of workers nor snd senator; for tbe first H. K. Blake, Montlcello. Utah. retain less none the will league man who la frankly a candidate for In factorlM has decreased about 15 T. Lundberg, attorney in tho for T, P. Nelson. Mt. Pleasant, Utah. piece Judge Floyd Thompson of Its holy work the donation of the presidency at the handa of the mer per cent, while factory production. was C. N. Powell. Jr.. Richfield. Utah. the supreme bench, ha been choselected to its mad building, presiFalling ho which 1500,000 Democrat party. Ha Is a parti- dent, and Charles T. Treacy, secret- cause Utah. en and for the senate Anthony C declining from the peak although thouJ. L. Boyden. Coalville. Utah. hundred Five school san Democrat of tha ancient recently. Tooele. of has. notwithstanding, 126. ary-treasurer. Cermak, for years a leader of his Is eourso Harry A. Baker.Vernal. 6500.000 of sand dollars and his entire political philosophy Utah. . maintained a level well above that In Chicago. Judge Thompvlco OreIs R. M. Gipson, for party held a a Treacy president Democrats Is not Local docIt A meeting new Richmond Is In ths field Is bottomed on Jefferson's exactly and admittedly 1626. If this exodua from th son waa chief Justice of the highest Martin M. Lsreon. 1rovo-YLato select delegates to ihs trines lie was reared in a Re- gon of tha "Western States Smith sum to be aneesed at. a seeker for Vico reraidentlal of 11 yesterday factories had been absorbed by othin Illinois when only court Black-foj for Jaa W. Clyde. Heber. Association.' President Tf central convention at hie honors state in nil tho and the with delegate We agree league. person of tho Hon. er lines of activity the situation publican community fir. Uteh. years of age. and his high charac111 Ellis J. Pickett. St. Geo h March 1st. The call was Is- family were Republicans While ai W P. Hunt, Democratic need C,gf Mr. Kresge has another half mll- - George not have led to any growth in ter and ability as a Jurist have sued on N. C. reterson. Loa. Utah. wnere tv. of Fred Johnson one de. W. came I. of will secretary governor a lecturer Boyer, orlion and by Arixona, who would the numbers of unemployed. But along that he Isn't using college made him one of tbe outstanding the county Amusa Hammon, Ogden. Ulan. ot the With a before runand w of the role body AffliiUtiS organisation. will smilingly It on us Mphsfrrn!TifS' rnd to spoke accept day keep quiet is an absence of persuasive W. W. Armstrong, National Cop figures In the state. The combinawith this !biia n naB inna win hn of O. W. Lake the chairman- students on the Injustice of a high ning mate if tendered It at Hous- there tion of thin pair le formidable and deathbecame evidence that any such adjustment were ton. vacant. Gov. Is The Hunt e tarifr. a a as Yesterday' boys Haljoran-Judgprodigy protective ,CTVJ,.fcHpllorant If by any chance the nominee ot ship On the contrary, r. Inasmuch aa he Is serv- has occurred. was expected to take action 100 per cent Republicans and raththe Kansas City convention should meeting there has been a contemporaneous One his the sixth sentiments consecutive as scoffed tho ing this term vacancy. at er toward Utah filling Hotel not he satisfactory to the voter ot AehbySnow. chief executive, which breaks the migration of the rural population thing about yesterdaysIn visitor had expressed. All butif Nevada and Utah. the city, which has tended 1!. Harden Bennlon. 27 W. Jrd Chicago anil the counties, the en- significant will be at least In modern times. toward hla associates It was held lie Treacy asked was at that Heed; meeting the tire Republican ticked from presiholy record, iav confidence that to aggravate the effects of labor j or the head of tho organisation He errors out en served 81s as m minister to could and Laminc. W. any J. of by office point they the Bldg. It Bbe la such dent down will that nature of our work Dwn - Shield. Judge slaughtered. of Woodrow Wilson. saving In industry. Cities In the campaign work In this elate. avowed Progressive during Ihe last fallacies In what ths msn had said. will purge and cleanse every on appointment O. W. McConkle. Montlcello. "Polltice. His followers liken him to Andrew Middle West bave been painfully two campaigns. Once he was a can- None of them could, for none ot Portland. Ore., Journal. of the five hundred thousand Jackson In courage and to Lincoln conscious of the pressure of these knowledge JJohn T Tolton. Beaver. Utah. didate for county attorney and at them had any precis for in hla love for humanity and they invading groups from outsidecstaa-trophithe way It operand for I of ths a candidate election tariff, last Baltlke. Davie. the found Richard localised Of course. Sir. Kresge was ' further urge that if put on the a long time, andfloods City both times on the ated; they Knew tho lecturer was Brigham district w. Judge rhllllpo. was and strikes such as was a guilty of Immorality and ticket with an eastern man ha j. rroirmwive hand waaon. Looks Ilka a rong though, because ho branded a hypocrite by the preald would insure victory for hla party have acted as further Irrltanta Utah. Tamms has returned to his first rebusiness Capner. Tremonton. from the Is no In a substantial group of western "Recovery Ing Judge, but at that he (Continued on Pago Three love- - Arco Advertiser. Dr. O. D. Duke. Tremonton has lately visited us more of a hypocrite than a lot of states Democratic organizations action that In absorption of part BRIGHAM CITY John F. Conslavering throughout tho country are being may result UtAlma Van Wegener, Trovo, Utah. An Impressive movement has people who are evenat now the thought mads acquainted with his career of our labor excess, but In the nawith anticipation ley of Portage, county assessor for SCntslVve ChsLsLFsuidnfMt" of spending such a handsome do- and especial emphasis is placed ture of the case, it can not take the past seven years, resigned TuesiVIYni Bagly. Belt Can .!! employables commission anil nation. the It will hire a lot of ardent on his excellent standing with- ths care of allbe the V county, day Salt Ooildard. C. S. Joseph. promote him to workers in the vineyard, at com- wags done about It. or must Mr. anything earners America. Box- - named Ilyrum Booth' of Honey-ville, of lllard. Nicholas tho U. 8. Senate, as ths successor of Mre. Bert his opponent on the Dcino fortable salaries Mr. Kresge bint Russ F. Tatum, chairman of the ws accept the fact that progress Senator Jim Reed, whose term self la is usually achieved at the expense Central committee may be a bit dirty and tho Democratic Gov. A. Murdoch. Beaver. rrsllo ticket at the last election, Mr. In Faust March. 16SI, expiree Hunt's campaign. to succeed hint. lisa long been regarded by Missouri methods by which he got hla mil conducting vPollUea" (Continued on Peg Three) announced thnt press pointed out that Republicans as fully equipped for lions may not be above suspicion, H K. Smith. Trice. Carbon of Mr. Conlevbusiness CINCINNATI, Ohio This State, reservations. HeWillis caused him to atone will fanaticism personal his hut salaries on was of Ince tho hranrh Senator ! Congress; upper Co. turn la hie resignation. mother of Presidents, has reared hoJir)j could not comment toe though el 111 a young man he is an for theso trilling misfortunes and Mre. D. HERE IS MY SUBSCRIPTION end Is re- inako clean metal of his tarnished last for some time to come, plainly. her legislator experienced Clearfield. on wets Duncan, associates Capihis gold. Steles and David United "drys" the In of of by garded Mra. speaking for the people Th strange thing la that anytol Hill as one of the clearest heedhave had all they want from Ohio. 5!r. Harrow said: Duchesne, Porter. O. law111 ATLAS BLOCK, Salt Iake City, Utah. tha don't think that Herbert ed men In the House.'"Polli ice." one thought to ask tho league If "I MRobert Chicago arrow, Clarence It would return the money. There in speak- - Hoover la any drier than I nm. I Duchesne Co. hers declared today yer TO TIIE TALL TIMBER. is nothing in the organisation's with him." Mrs. Pauline Snow. Ceelledale, Inclosed find check for which please send me The , ing of the political chances of have had a drink evsn a faint susIn return. Dr. Wilson stated Senator Willis, of Imperial Wizard record to Justify order By C. W. IV. Vs. Grand CHARLESTON. Moab, do would It that said be God anything were picion same Mre Knox Patterson, Will's that the thing might If Senator lllram Evans the Ku Klux Klan t'senton. Democrat national com- .months. Utah Statesman for Mn money? It la to years C'o. of Governor Lowden. discarded masks a few days ago. fo silly. Return News West Virginia, an- - Almighty. Kocmtes and Mrs. Wm. Osbrone. Cedar City. inllteeninn same Yes. laugh! Greeley might and ths name lh thing and ths organization W"'1, of 7 he VLrrnw nounced that JjJ expected todny SUBSCRIPTION PRICES $1 Year; 50c 6 months. be said for sny number of oth- - was changed to 'The Knights of Ir Miss' Bertha Mcfherson Nephl, almut 20 candidates, favoring Gov- - be 'd.elected president, goMD FO RSMITIf. era Mr. Darrow replied. the Orest Forest. ernor AI Smith for president, would Mr. Harrow and Dr. Wilson met rue Wilson gen-tb- e Butte rounty Democrat are pret-l- y Now If someone could persuade Ur. Clarence JUMr77c1en Chamberlain. Kanab, file In this stats as delegates to . ,y .Street a. Name solid for Smith and Wilson- - Due breakfast prior to their de- tho Great Mogul. Georgs Wilson, Ieinocretlc national conven- - cal secretary of the Methodist at fool's on Black to his ths bate to to nf Prohibition Board issue similar order proximity, Butt; a "Eighteenth Temperance, recently Mr5vHate Ftampten, Fillmore. d0n Dr. Wilson for the Sevens, the voters would be glnd county's one vote will likely b dl- - j Amendment, Osrnton said he found Ihe Smith end Public Morsls. who was State Millard Co. City MrArco Ad- Harrow ten into way Talilvlded about them amendment Ihs and the sit chase made growing throughout ent whenwasMr. Iarrow election. ivertiaer. N. Times. Y, Timber Inclined to agree, with posed. Tha at the coming remark, West Virginia. ssismtiaiMid m Page Three). - Four-flfth- DEMOCRAT Texas Democrats COMPARED TO HENRY CLAY Look Forward to a - rs Old Time Shindy - ks i ? Bamberger Will - Seek Senatorial S wage-earner- It is Announced . Smlth-for-preaide- nt ' - rk t five-tent- Kewyorh-teaity.YSikcri'xaeg-- ft. 16.,, or i - ng nt Smith Petition Filed in Mich. g jour KeeSerra . n. ' - cross-graine- n d, Illinois Democrats Play Shrewd Game Not Thought Of Portland Smith anti-Smit- on Gub Organized nd Butte County Ida Bourbons in Meet Gov. Hunt Boomed ror Vice President . ot 1 1 vote-gette- " elm-oleo- Assessor Quits, Board Names His Successor VTn. Faust of Missouri May Win Senate Scat barrow Declares Willis Hasnt " 'm.C0. Chance in World es P THE UTAH STATESMAN ' fr "?' pres-sentlme- nt - P-'- to |