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Show :crart Q 9? I UTAH Iji WPHUIIIWI LIBRARY OITY e tatreman VOL. 7. NO. 14. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, APRIL 6. 128 $1.00 A YCAR WILL TEI STORY PENNSYLVANIAS TRAGEDY Of S. L COUNTY DEMOCRATS MUCH UTAH WEALTH Disclosures Jof Senatorial NAME DELEGATES TO STATE Startling CONVENTION ON APR; NIN1I Strike to be Given Supporters of Smith Claim at Least 75 Per Cent of Delegates Walsh and Reed Have Backers. Ariz. Democrats ra dele-rath- Name Debates To Convention er ra Harry E. Pickett Heads State Delegation to Houston Meeting. PHOENIX, Aria. Arizona Democrats will send an unfnstructsd delegation, admittedly favorable to Uovernor Smith of New York. to the national convenUon at Houston in Juno, it wao evident at tho conclusion of tho atato central commit-tameeting here tonight, in which 11 delegates entitled to aU votes were named. . But JtopaeacataUvo-Uv-J- r Francis of Maricopa county In speaking to tho session declared that ovary one of the delegates, both principals and alternates, were loyal supporter of Smith. yint Ward. "W have been beaten but arc DMrirt I, rtelrf.tr. P. c. Ocrttua. not downheurted.'' Albert D. Leyno, H. Ce R. on Max and riel J. George lor president of tho liaed for presiInlnstructod. Bntlmmi well. dent organisation In Arizona, said Smith. Dtetrlrt I. drlrf.tti J. W. statement Issued from hla Ulmer Johnson and T. A. Horn., homd ha has been confined Jr. lnlnuructtd. hut sentiment In fa- dun towhere illness. "Anyone who canvor of Smith. not take a defeat and Mill amiia metric! 1 Horece loots. W. U. Smith. Jnhn Helvereon: alternate!, Mr.. W. . has no place in polities." ha said. Smith. Lllllon a Lewis and Jamoo IverDr. Clarence E. Hunter, of Globa, son. Untnetructed. wa elected national committeeman District 40. G. Fsrtlnad, H. J. at tha afternoon se salon, defeating unlnotruetcil. D. P. Kimball, of Phoenix, Diet i let I Sam, Douse, Thomas Hoa mer, Mr. T. J. roley. At this dietrlcl a vote of IS to 7. Mrs. John by a etrsw vota rreultrd In forty votes for was naof AJn, elected Smith, t.clva for Woleh and on for Greenway, tional cnmmittcewninnn by acclamRead. District I. prerlnet 1, delegates D. ation, after Sir. Jack Hulfman, of Krause a nil George O. Smith: alternate!. Yuma, withdrew ns a candidate. Mrs. Klonnra end William Johnson Delegates elected todny are HarK reuse. The delegatee were unlnMruct- Mra. ry E. Pickett, of Dougins: ed. D'etilet T J. W. McKinney, C. D. Nancy Lindermann; Ilarstnff: M. Creel, unlnalrurled. J. Hannon. Clifton: Harry V. Bens, Dietrot i Herbert L. Penreew Mar--' old K. Wallace: Wallace H. Punroea: Globe; Nerl Oshorn, Pr.. Phoenix; J. A. Mason. Phoenix; Judge E. T. Kites hath alternate-- . Elmo Bollnger Klncman; E. A. Vaughn J. Fgnroge, I'ninstrucird. Dlstrlrt t Judas Joshua Greenwood. Sawyer, Winslow: Bradford DunElisabeth Mrs. V. Bulllvaa. Georgs can, Turaon; R P. Morgan, FlorH.yw.rrt: alternate. Dr. E. W. Hcndor-r-. ' String-felio- Fsre-lum- l. a. Alloa T. Sanford and Mrs. Burton W. Meteor. L'nlnatructcd. Plorh and Prior m.trh-- t Id. dologstca . altoi-nateaMrs. Tir R. J. Alexander; Ilea Ohrar and Mra Moud W. Porry. N'n Inf l rucltona II Arthur MrPurltno. I. Rug-no Thorcneu. A. H. Pork and Jacob vnto each. Jl.tiJe. oil with one-haW. H. Walkar, F. Dietrlei 1! H. James, C E. Severn: alternate, lira Plata Severn. I.'nlnalrurled. Dlatrlrt 11 W. W. H.rtna, W II. Cos-od- y. Arthur P. Polkenon and Guorae for Instruellana Knnpn. . delegxlea. Smith. Dlrtrlet 11 Ralph T. Stowart. Creitli tnn Kina rhorle. Morns, J. T. Penea. t'Blnatruetod, favor Smith. nt.tr!et 11 William Klahat. Jonalt and A. H. Harrington. A. Crawford Swan, rnlnviruetod. 1 run rlet Delegatea Parley A. Rill end Thomas Alton. Jr.: alloraalr. Mra O Laraon. I'alnalruetsd. D. Dia'.rlet IT F. L. Baahy and J. F Kseley. In.t rooted for Smith. mnrlet li Delrfatea, R. R. Halil-da- y. W. r, r.llM and W. M. Swan: alltrnulaa C. Faulkner and E. A. Smith, Ko jr.Dlatflrt Infraction.M. Boll. A. Flllla-gam- e. It. J. ITnlnatrurtart. . Ml Pern Cnrll, Mra J. Dlatrlrt Brar Jon and Ethl Fhllllpa. Vain- -t meted. Dlatrlrt 11 V1 J. Oonialra Jnhn W. n. Clark. Mra H. a. Taylor. W. F. n Inlntruetert. II A. unlnlrurtd. 14 C. Smoot. Arthur Wat-lu- r. probably favor Smith. Dlrtrlet Delegate. Wlleon McA Orovu Carthy. B. J. Hogan.W. Mra W. Ray. Mra Rich. D. C. Murphv. C. H. U W. W. Tt.y. ltrandenberger, Willy. Gllluti. P. G. Bills and D. District 14 Mlnnl D. Itarrla. and Parker 8. Cady, fala 14 Delegate. Chari J. Dlrtrlet Rengtaen. Mra It. Damtrsn. John Loal Jahnann. Z Dalegataa D. If. Camamila, IMsirlet R. P. Puffin and Mra Itulda Daffln tnlnalrartrd. Dlatrlrt IT D. F. Fait. (V K. Kimball. Albert J. Cop, alternate, Mra Greet I pinalrurled. KeeMead. niMrltf IT C. A. Carlqalat non Law If; alternae. D. P. tContinued 1 .vm Ore The entire PORTLAND. wrat through ila delegates, will ba with AI Rmllli in his bid for tha Democratic presidential nomination when that party's convention Is held In Houston. Tex.. Lea Dillingham of Markay, Idaho, vice president of the weatorn atate Smith association, aaaerted before member of the executive and general committee of the Oreassociation gon at their meeting lost night at tha Reward hotel. The Idaho delegation, he said, for Smith. haa bcn Instructed Montano, home of Senator Walsh, will In all probability ba Instructed for Smith because of resentment of the "Interference" of William G. McAdeo in declaring hlmaaif for Senator Walsh. Dillingham said ha bqjleven Oregon Democrat wilL be for Bmlth in spits of opposition, and that California will also send He delegatee to vote for the New York governor. The west, including North Dakota and South Dakota. will give Smith ISO voice in the convention, and votes from south and eastern states will give mahim the necessary jority of 714 voter Other speaker included Dan J. Frys anil August Huckeatein of Salem. J. D. Burns of Condon. Ray H. Disc carver of Yamhill John D. Mann of Portland, A. L Jamieson and Judge W. A. of MpMinnville Wood of Rainier. A voluntary campaign subscription of (155 was pledged at tho meeting. The association. It was decided, will hold a banquet in Port, land some time before the primary election. John C. Yeatch presided. nt two-thlr- nt Smith Dinner in Oregon Planned nt Costigan Charges Tariff Com. is Tool of Interests E. Ell Portland. y. (. llilalrlrt Dillingham of West era States Association Talks to Bourbons at Le nt R. Dlatrlrt II Palesat. Mra Vll Crawford. Unlnat reeled. Berund Ward. Peleaal. Paul W. Mur Dtetrlrt phy. Inttrueted for Smith. Dlatrlrt IT Delegate. Ralph Krlngen and Mra K. R. Schench. t'nlnairurted, but vntlraent extremely favoring Smith. District II. Mra Gavin Gnadto anil Mm Goorao Dengla. I'nlnirurtad. District IS John Curnow sad F. C. Gellman. Inotraetad for Smith. mairlrt IT Do legate, Martin D. Allan. Cnlnetrurlrd. D. Ramaay Plp'rlel II Delegatea, E. Na Inalrac and Mra J. J. Fsreaior. and Mra ' E. P. Costigan of Denver, apin Wilson pointee of Woodrow 1(17, as member of tho United State Tariff commission, surprised President Coolldge and his colleagues yesterday by resigning, ao that the President couldn't make a recess appointment of the character of men lift on the hoard. Tha aenata bring In session he will have to name somebody tha senate will rondrai. Mr. Coatlgan's term had not expired yet but ho took time by tho forelock to do what ho regard aa a public service gat ono man on the board who will not be subaer-- I vient to the rest of it and th fa. President Tho tariff I out of politics adjusting rate to conditions as they rise. . Mr. Costigan directed a shaft of new aecuMtlon at th President and his associates, aasertng that they never would lower th tariff but always stood ready to keep it where it la or ralao it. Ha will return to 7cnvrr to prertlce law. lie took hla pnallion aa a Republican appointee. He ha developed into a Democrat In to a high protective tariff that la inflexible In service to big interest. He charges that tho board intended to make the tariff elastic haa been supported by Presldert Coolldge In destroying the very l.urpoae of th law. Ill rlinrgea are aerloti and will law was made to be !e investigated by Corgresa and The board was created the country Boulder, Colo., for the purpose of taking the tariff elaatlr. Fogs Twoj Classification of property for purposes of taxation was the subject of an address delivered recently before the Womens Democratic club by the Hon. E. H. Snow, chairman of the state board of equalifation. Mr. Snow said: My chief concern this afternooa s how can I mako a dry subject lik taxation, interesting to you 1 It ought to bo interesting if for no other ramson than it exacts no small trlbut from your pocket book Stood Who West for tax you know la th of Men price paid for government. Women are usually kasn at tha For Californian Four counter and get mors forbargain thsie Years Ago Now Support money than men. You ought therefore as an Important factor N. Y. Governor. n tho body politic, to b expert in tax matter. It la a subject frediscussed quently but little under, Plan to Send Delegate! to stood. Th j average taxpayer Richard v. ouiahan, writing in knows only the amount of taxes they joined forces with the Stars representatives, Salt Lake Dinner; Re11,e Tork doee and not concern known W headed latter being "J by Harry'Thompson Brundidge. himself an to his neighbor nor over south Dakota "ai smith ports on Sentiment as the keenest newspaper reporter in the middle west. where his tax money goes. When in lh taxes soar he will occasionally exMr. Brundidge accompanied the Senators and took parti ""nNrw"5 York's hibit an interest In the subject in all their proceedings including private conferences. This governor nominated at Houston. and generally gets tha conviction The AI series of articles is not a syndicate affair, and aside from Cnn of th most interesting fea- - club" Is permitting no there is "rotten In to that Denmark." something our per 1(17, the Star, the Utah Statestfian is the only paper in the turn of this movement le that it grow under it feet In. thgrass matter capita tax In inUtah atate and obtain permission to run ie being engineered by men who of promoting tha intereeU of th local- purposes wasforflt.OO. country which has been In ware earneat supporters of Mr. New York governor In tho race for KJ7. it wee (40.0( a .(3 par cent these copyrighted articles, - i ircrtiM. Three MadlMcAdoo'a factor are largetho Democratic presidential nomcandidacy in tho Accompanying the stortjm the Statesman will run nuination. Temporary bead quart era ly responsible for this Increase merous photographs depicting; actual conditions, the exist- ena Squaro Garden convention. road have been schools, and East automobiles. opened th Broadway, where a at It will Tha advent of the Tho primo organiser of automobile lias ence of which fixes responsibility for the great coal strike meeting clubs is Holton Davenport ho held Sunday to discuss whet Increased taxes enormously. Smith Tne which has torn the eastent ipining district for more than of Sioux Halle, who worked tha club officials declare are Im- state end counties are bonded for. assidnamatters. Woman well ' In causa portant McAdoo . paved and gravel roads. Annually a year. uously for th we pay tha interest on those debts Mndlaon Square Garden. So much as men are Invited to atteqd. No other paper in Utamjnfers the public such a series sontlment Tha Butte club hax, through its and raise sinking funds for Govtrnor Smith tins to meet . bombarded . secretary .Toro Fml, of gripping bos arouse Lmr png .JftuUiDkat ihepwoi wataskie-Jbewte- ro that his chances of cap- !W itera tor wk prat through bile itself requires many policescriber to the Statesman, sendin your subscription now for Democrats delegation ara letters, through newspaper publl men to control and regulate trafturing tha stats a year and get the entire first hand story of the great strike, regarded aa very good. To what city and through personal solid fic. follow auto thieves, etc. all aimed to promote the extent th candidacy of Senator tatlon. Cost of Schools. its causes and dreadful results, starting in the next issue. Interests of AI Smith. Tho methsituation ods Walsh may affert the We have spent muah money for already used and any others school buildings titer it is loo early to predict. and better school. to make the Over o Ruulh Dakota chooaea delegates that are calculated cent of our revenue per more intensive will be campaign 'for party national conventions and discussed at the meeting Sunday. goes for education. We fee that I candidates for public offices Th club offldata report flatter- wa must have these thlaga. demand them. Jf we must accorded Smith ing receptions representatives In various parts of dance w must expect to pay th it embodiee the principle of pur the fiddler. We cannot have our cake W. H. Intermountain rerlon. democracy, but which rcaemblaa Maloney, who has been touring the and eat it too But we may well the Russian Soviet system. Mate, announces that Smith is a aak ourselves Professor Executive Holds That Best Service to Party Is Th only real opportunity that favorite How much civUIntlo among the formers of question tha rank and file of party voters eastern Montana and that Beaver- can we stand?" u Kuvemnu-nGood Administration. have to express their preference head county U worth we pay? Set down the for national convention delegates Lee Dillingham of Mackay, Ida- our taxes price in the debit column for is through precinct prims riea, each ho. Democratic state chairman, In tho credit column enter of which chooses three proposal who was recently a guest of th ecet. 'hen Senator Reed was in Salt benefits. the Good roads for aumen to a county convention. Each Butte dub. hea cent in a report on Lzkg recently ho aald; A parly tomobiles, traffic regulation for county convention then elects threa condition as ho has found them In safety that is Interested only In offices personal security for proposal men to tho party's stale n tour of ftve Rocky mountain does not deaervs to win. In disand property paved walks,-stree- t convention, and a majority of the state. cussing the record of Governor men cleaning, sprinkling parka, state convention proposal Mr. Dillingham reports what he Dern since ha took office one or elect those whose names are to declares to be an amazing decline water system, lighted streets, santhe most influential of th progresitation as on tne garbage and not least 4 In McAdoo appear primary ballot sentiment in recent h Democratic sive leaders of candidate for delegate to the na- weeks and say that It la without (he free education of our children party in Utah said: tional convention. Thle sudden Wa must acknowledge that the ' Governor Dern hu steadfastly parallel In politic of the proposal men decline in McAdoo popularity baa balance ia larger on tho debit aids, j maintained that the best service may pu( an opposition ticket on iterlnualy affected the Interests of especially when wa compare govha could render to hla party Is to the party ballot, or t per cent, of Senator T. J. Welch." Dilling- ernment cost to tho price of travel givs the state the beat administrabecause Welch I be- and pleasures. OGDEN Members of the Weber tho voters may nominate by peti- ham aaya tion possible. This theory he has an independent ticket of dele- ing pushed by McAdoo, who la be- Utah System Baaed on Property always held to, hut It has been county Democratic centr.il com- tion I trust you will not dcam It kinlieved to ba actuated by no other particularly advantageous to the mittee will bo called upon Satur- gates. motive than a desire to defeat the dergarten to explain briefly our Walsh Late In South Dakota. Democracy at tha present time day night to perform th more or faof Smith. Had the tax system, terns of you when the legislature and nil the Under this ayitem there la little nomination son movement been launch- know all about It. Others may nuty other elective state officer are leas arduous task of choosing a opportunity for putting up two vorite InSenator ed Walah in behalf of like to tickets of national convention dependently of the McAdoo pro- more learn more about ft. Tha Republican. Governor Dern. in new chairman and secretary. know th lese you- think you pursuance of his conception of his County Chairman Antau M. delegate In tk parly's popular gram It would hava undoubtedknow. Taxation ia a problem duty to both the state and to the Mammon, primary. Tha precinct primaries ly made much better progress. yenalways also who is a will No system can be. rounty makto devoted himself had been held before Senator party haa writes be that U exact equal. announced today Walsh became a contestant for Dillingham ing a good record' II haa juatly commltialoner. six weeks." Likedevised Within tha (text the fourth dimension and earned th reputation of working that he would call a meeting of South Dakota delegates, .which Dillingham says, the primaries pt rpetual motion, we shall never hard and itUthfully, studying the the committee at tha county court- :lacea him at a distinct disadvan-:ig- and state convention's of the Rocky it. A solution would mean solve need of the state, protecting Its house for Saturday evening at 7:1b mountain region will administer a the Mtisfaction of nil taxpayers The state proposal men ore free merited rebuke interests, promoting Its develop- o'clock to consider the appointto th McAdoo ment. ment of a new chairman and sec- to vote aa they please, however, forces, whose leader, not being a an Ideal impossible of attainment. ao far aa being bound In any def- candidate, la merely Interested in Cur system, like nil others, has "The Republicans accuse him of retary. evolved out of our necessities who has inite way for delegates committed satisfying a grudge Chairman Ilammon. Jtraveling too much, and they will against the been we tha man for whom he blames have patched up our orighla fail- and undoubtedly try to criticize him on prepared hla resignation for pre- to any particular candidate forconthis score. But h haa regarded sentation to the committee, art presidential nomination is ure to secure the Democratic nom- inal fabric until It now reaemblee canaa o! ie Walsh's Senator Utah, and the governor himself out that he ination four years ago. resigning for tha cerned, Joseph's cunt of many colon. Tax not th "governor of Balt Lake" reason that he will be a candidate didacy may appeal to many of matters are handled by nearly The western states and haa therefore made it hie duly to suoceed himself as county com- those who reflect th dry senticlnb will hold a bnnnuet every department. Coordination to visit every county In tb state missioner. ment of the atate and would pre- In Salt Lake In and consolidation la conspicuously April. YorkRom of Wyoming absent. Taxation U a sovereign Nellie Taylor Investigating problems first hand, Eugene E. Pratt, secretary of fer a western man to a New will he one of the chief speakers. right Inherent In the state. Lodiscussing at their home tha wish- th committee, is following his er. Because of the wet sentiment In The Butte club will discuss Sun- cal units tax only na they are aues of th people throughout Utah. chief Into retirement and hie resigWhat Tliey Say. nation will be submitted to the Wisconsin, tha third state In which day the practicability nf sendin thorized and directed by th "They say th governor haa bean committee with that of Chairman Mr. Walsh will contest for nation- ladv representative to the banquet from tho revenue derived as al convention preference, R haa from thin city. out of Utah several time. Certain- Ilammon. excise taxes or corporations, inherGoverbelieved on been that generally ly, 'he hu but every time sola of cigarettes our Leading Democrats who wer itances, rands calculated either to promote interviewed this afternoon raid ernor Smith will he the winner. public rrwrnuea of (20.000,000 anII won tha Wisconsin presidential or to protect tho wrlfore of Utah. they were all at sea as to a nually. Is derived from a tax. on He haa atended several conferencto Chairman Hammon and preference In the Democratic priproperty. Theoretically tho indiSenator Walsh's es on th Colorado river problem, hecretary Pratt. mary of 1(24. vidual is taxed for hla support of and probably the outstanding servIlammon eald that ns f,rt Jn, b oil leas disclosure Chairman In reality th tax government. ice he haa rendered has been In he would be a candidate to succeed may help him In Wisconsin, howlien and a a judgever. thin in Utahs share himself an the county commission, protecting ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. The babv ele- ment on such property that ia not A significant feature of Senator great natural reaource. Without ho would not have th time to diia sat fled or A. Busch until the discharged his efforts Congress long before vot to the chairmanship, that the Walsh's essay into tho presidential phant loaned by August paid. AU property is renow would surely hove enacted position would necessitate and thnt field Is found In the prediction of St. Louis, to the Republican tax la to b assessed at its full cavil on tbs quired legislation which would have de- I to would prefer to reaign lather her that If ha should fill to mako stats convention stampeded when a value and this valuation la th contest street here at noon today a good showing In hla prived Utah of her fair share, her than to alight the duties. on basis all tha tax levies auagainst Governor Smith, tha Uttar truck hit It. knocked down n man thorised forlaw. Just rights. In th development of Tha valuation le by will enter the Houston convention and woman on the atena of tho thle tremendously important waterbet j fixed by th county assessor of In even a more leading position Rnhldeaux hotel,- meanwhile way. Bank Th pachyderm eech county and by th state board than V now occupies. lowing excitedly. "He railed the seven governor cf equalization, the latter assess- wav unhurt. of the Colorado River Baeln atate Mis Edna Deeper of St. .Tovenh ir all public utilities that are in- Cates Elects together and wag made chairman or end all waa knocked down by th" Mora than of their conferences. 8 but was not injured. A met mines. any other h has met the misleadAssessor. Of Duty S. and also wav tiiMft. Cates, vice president ing propaganda on this subjert andj Louis The county araasaor assess, all A Eenuhllrm has at least given Congress an un- general manager of tho Utah Cop-- ' wjr M it rn other was Ilia vice presproperty In hla county. Ha elected of an ct true); thnt hit th Utahs per company, position. derstanding ia provided with maps showing five hour address In support of ident of th Nulional Copper bank elephont. legal description and owner of alt Utah' demand before the senate nt a meeting of tho board of direcreal estate for which patent haa Irrigation committee waa termed tors Thursday. 11 succeeded Laf-I YOUNG WILL SPEAK. 'own issued ns well aa the equities of it Unemth moat masterful exposition WASHINGTON. ayette Hanchett. who retired, th Colorado river controversy ev- understood, ao aa to give more of Levi Edgar Young will be lh in lands purchased of the slats, ployed in I ho United Stats hla Urn lo other Interests requiring er marie. are entlmated at mors than principal speaker at a meeting or II must value for aaartwment "And yet the Republicans will his attention. S.noo.ono the Young Man's Republican dub, purpose nil this real ornate, th hy Senator today thereon and ell Farmer-Labor. Aa Mr. Cates u already a di call these trips "tax wasting Junto taka place at tha Newhouan ho- Improvements Shfpatead. in rector of th bank, the pla tel Thursday evening. April i. ac- personal property not required I ket." Minnesota, on the haaia of lab aaneswd atate board. II the to by Matthew "While we ara npcaklng of: tha bnnrd vacated hy Mr. llnnrhet' bor department figures, which Cowley, presicording haa large powers. He la really the Followdent nf the organization. he said showed a II. per cent achievement, we rannot fciget hlsjwav tnl.cn by David D. Moffat, as- " ing Mr. Young's address, there ::tar.t general manngrr of the decrease In Jobs since 1120. wUI be a dance, (Continued On Page- Four) Utah Copper company. (Continued on Pag Twoj V The date for th state aasnriatlnn banquet ence: Leslie Hardy, Nogales, and haa been designated aa April 14 at Dav Ilopkin. rrenrott. the Portland Chamber of ComAlternates are John R. Hart, merce. according to announcement Cochlea county: James Kennedy, recently by Lea Dillingham. Mac-kaCoconino county: Charles Burleen Idaho, vice president of th and W. T. Wright. Glia: Frank Western State Preston. Graham; B. J. McKinney association. and Mrs. IJIIIan Burham. Pima exMoreover, the association county: Tom Frazier. Pinal coun- pect 1,000 persons from all parts Mrs. Andrew Went, Tnwpnl of Oregon to attend tha nrfair,1 ty; county; and Mra. Nelli T. Bush, Mr. Dillingham said. Every effort' Yuma county. will be made to make this the A recommendation from the na- largest Smith booster In tional council that Arizona limit the west, outdoing evenmeeting at that its delegation to tan members and Rutt. Mont.. Feb. 17. when 7(4 four to tan alternates, eight have persons sat at tha Smith votes and two a full vote each war Dillingham said. Idaho banquet Statesconthe by man. unanimoualy rejected vention. With the exception of a few skirLINE VP FOR SMITH mishes from the floor relative to procedures, the convention moved Many of tha Colorado DemoNo crats who vote th ticket from forward without dissension. top vote won taken upon an Instructed to bottom election after election DemoThe delegation. crat are lining up for Smith aa GOOD VOTE GETTER the only Democratic presidential Gov. Rltchla of Maryland can b candidate that can win. Democounted on to poll a heavy woman crats who vott th ticket once In a vote If ha should be the candidate. while, or part of it most of tha Ha ia a benchelor, end n good look- time, nr against Smith. La Jars Gazette. er. Las Animas Leader. a . fntnlractrd. Tax ProrUions Utah Constitution Are Termed Archaic and Unj ust by Mr. Snow. Related in Wcips and Pictures Lly dele-gatee- OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Lonb Star Exact Facts Will be Democrats of Salt Lake City and county voting districts held party primaries Tuesday night and named 253 delegates to the state convention, which will meet Monday at 11 a.m. at the McCullough arena to name Utahs delegation to the Democratic national convention at Houston, Texas on June 26. a few districts are reported a hiring instructed their the atate conclave to sup' Smith port uovernor Alfred E-- conven-leadeduleian to the national of the Smith fit-- contend that they made to have Instructed to place known porters on the delega-leadeclaim that ai least' 75 per cent or more of the Salt Lake county contingent will be (or Bmlth in the convention. It in known, however, that both Senator Walsh end Senator Reed have supporters among the delegatee chosen Tuesday night but it remains to be eecn in the convention just how strong thesa supporters ere. Smith leaders, however, seem confident that the big majority of the county contingent will support Smith In tha convention. of the Whet the complexion county contingent le with reference to the selection of a national committee from Utah, ia uncertain though supporters of W. R, Wallace are rimming that a majority of tha dekgiiiea will bs for him. H. Moyle, Supporters of James present national ' committeeman, on tha other hand,' that a Toniead, majority of tha delegates will be for the present Incumbent, Delegatee elected from the various districts follow: TAX COLLECTOR AVERS HEAD By Special Arrangements With i i ESCAPB Smith Chib The Utah Statesman announces that it has made arrangements to give the people of Utah, in words and pictures. the complete facts concttning conditions as they were found to exist in the Pennsylvania coal fields, by the Senatorial committee and a squatf pf reporters and cameramen of the St. Louis Star, a great ihetropolitan daily. The Star, St. Louis' xnost progressive newspaper, spent upwards of $5,000 to get the facts, and had its reporters and cameramen in the coal fields fully two weeks before the Senators arrived there, r Upon the arrival of the aolons, To Send Women To S. L Meet the. adto i- - j - Gov. Derns Primary Aim Good State Government ' Civil-ixatl- on c pro-Smit- h. Democrats Face our-selv- es Task of Naming New Chairman One-four- th e. nt Ex-Go- atat-Asid- Buschs Elephant or Goes on Stampede Copper MILLION buer-coun- trr-gta- to JOBLESS IN U. S. -- 1 . 1 I ty o |
