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Show t UTAH STATESMAN DAVIS MAY NOMINATE SMITH Mass. Delegation AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN INFORMATION HOM N. Y. Nominee of Party in 1924 Said to be Most Favored By Backers of New York Governor. (New York Times.) For Finding Still WiD Go Take Big Chances Pledged Boarro.v. Mass Senator David I Welsh will heed the official elate of candidates for delegatee-a- t large to the Democratic national convention. Ha and hie associates all will ha pledged to Governor Smith. Besides Mr. Walsh the slats will consist of Mrs. Colin W. MacDon aid, vice chairman of the atate committee: former Mayors Curley and Fatera of Boeton, General Charles H. Cole, District Attorney William J. Foley of Suffolk county and two others to be chosen. Mayor Quinn of Cambridge, na- Mr. Davis will e delrgat-at-largfrom New York atate with Mayor Walker, Franklin D. itouas-ve- lt and Norman Mack of Buf- falo, national committeeman. It aleo haa been au aerated that Mayor Walker or Mr. Roosevelt ahould make the nominating apeet-h- , but the aeiectlon of Mr. Davie waa aid to be more likely. Both Mayor Walker and Mr. Rooaevelt are exin pected to play important the Smith campaign at the parte convention. Mayor Frank Hague of Jereey City. vlre chairman of the Democrat I o national committee and committeeman from New Jersey, haa virtually been agreed on for the Smith floor leader, it waa said. Mr. Hague la regarded by the governor's friends aa one of the abluat political leaders in the country. George W. Olvany. leader of Tammany, who will go to the convention aa a Congressional district delegate, will be a member of the Smith Board of Strategy, but probably will not take a particularly active part In the open proceedlnga of the convention. fliok of Chairmen. Former Governor Jamea M. Cox of Ohio, Democ ratio nontinea for preeldent in 1120, will be the choice of the Smith forcee for temporary chairman of the convention. The election of a temporary and Permanent chairman will be made by the Democratic national committee at a meeting late in March or early in April. It la expected that the frlenda of Governor Smith will be in the majority on the national committee. Senator Joa T. Robinson of ni has been suggested for per ms nent chairmen, and it was said that he undoubtedly would be th election if he should deride to a "favorite son" canwithdrew didate for the presidential nomination. Senator Robinson was permanent chairman of the 1120 convention at San Francisco, and his selection. It waa said, would be satisfactory to all factions of tha party. Tha plans of tha governors campaign managers call for an early drive in th hope of bringing about hla nomination by the fifth or sixth ballot. Reports received by the governor! advisers indicate that he will have a majority of tha for him on the first ballot. If this Is regarded aa advisable, and that th present outlook la that lost ditch opponents will not bo able to get th 887 votes needed to block hie nomination under a two thirds Ar-ka- dele-gal- rule-- WllI Seek an Early Drlm Th pressure to put on a Smith drive during th early stages of tho balloting will bo intensified by the belief that Governor Smith may withdraw from the race if ha falls to get tha nomination by the twelfth or fifteenth ballot. The Ingovernor it la understood, hae deformed friends that ha has no sire to continuo hie candidacy to a point whero It will cause anything Ilk n repetition of the deadlock between Mr. MrAdoo and himself at the 1124 Madison Square Garden convention and that ha would regard n nomination obtained after a prolonged fight end deadlock as a thing of no value, so far aa any chanco of election was concerned-Thgovernor's one motive In the convention. If he should decide to go to Houston, would be to take personal charge of euch a situation. It wee said. It now looks however, aa though the governor would not go to tha convention hut would remain in New York. In that event. It wee said, arrangements would be made to keep them fn close touch with hie leading supporters at tha convention. With the period for electing convention delegatee approaching. Governor Smith's advisers are cer a tain tost ha will have more then majority of the delegates and rather confident that he will get tha A tabulation of the expected Smith strength In ofdeleingatee. compiled as a result formation received by the Governor's friends here, follows: Status of Smith Not Altered Says Frisco Chronicle (From the San Franclaco Chroni- cle.) Resignation and reappointment do not change the statue of Frank I Smith of Illinois in hie efforts to crssh th gate Into the United States senate. He is still the same Smith who waa twice rejected by the senate, once on appointment and once on election, because it considered that the source and expenditure of his campaign funds constituted turpitude making him an unfit person for membership. If Smith was unfit upon the two previous occasions, ha is still unfit. Tlie constitution dors not promise forgiveness to repentant sinners. if And, it did, repolitical appointment by Governor Len Small would not constitute a penance. neither would by Bill Thompson the Len Small-Bi- g machine launder the character of their candidate to the whltenese of now. In denying admtaion to Smith the eenata bat not deprived Illinois of Its constitutional right to repre- sentation. On tha contrary, it In eleta that Illinois be properly rep- resented. And. while a senate maybe as Id. strictly speaking, to be epokeaman for hla atate, in a wider sense ha represents tha entire nation. It is for thia reason that the constitution entrusts to both houses of Congress tha absolute power to peas upon the election and qualifications of their respective members. Thera la no legal method of appeal from the Judgment of either house on this point, not to the other house, or to the president or to th courts. You cannot mandamus Congress. Yet there is an appeal from this arbitrary power, and Mr. Smith haa used it. Ha haa carried his case into tha court of national public opinion. And in that court of last resort ha hae lost hie appeal. He may continue to agitate hie local party organisation. He may stand even be for But thle will not open the senate to him. Twice rejected, when the senate acta on hie reappointment. Mr. Smith will find that three strikes are out! Bill If tha Len Small-Bi- g Thompson machine should keep on Smith Indefinitely returning Mr. end Illinois be thereby deprived of half of its senatorial representation the question then becomes one between Tllinoie end the Len Small-Bi- g Fill machine, not between Illinois and the United States senate. Pacific Coast Is Given Chairmanship When Representative Willis C Hawley of Salem. Oregon, become chairman of tha Houae Ways and Means committee, following tha retirement of Chairman Green, of Iowa, who will resign to become a member of the Court of Claims, the Pacific Coast will have the chairmanship of this Important committee for tha first time. Mr. Hawley went with his parents to Ha graduated from Oregon Willlamette University, at Salem, Orrgon. and later became president of that institution Massa- chusetts, will run as a candidate for district delegate. Former Gorvcr-no- r Foes and former Mayor Fitzgerald, of Boston, aleo have eliminated themselves as possibilities, believing that their pieces should be takes by "new blood" in the parly. Four years ago tha Democrats doubled the number of delegatea from Massachusetts, giving each delegate half a vote. Because of tha large number who desire to be come delegates it haa been decided to double up again this year, eo that four district delegatee will be elected in each caae Instead of two. The Massachusetts Democrats have no fears concerning the nomGovernor ination of Smith. They believe that as soon as a few state cast complimentary votes for favorite eons tha necessary will promptly swing tu Mr. Smith, nominating him on an early ballot. They would favor the nomination of a southerner, possibly Governor Moody of Texas, as their candidate for vice president, hellcvelng would be that such a llr.e-u- p strong. Charles H. McGliie of the stats two-thir- committee slates that the Demo-er- a Is of Massachusetts have never had better pmspecle than In tha present year. While Mr. Quinn hae stated that with Governor Smith nominated the Democrats will have no (rouble In adding 160.000 voters to thslr lists, Mr. McGiue states that he le ronfident the party ran register SEO.UUO additional voters, Ex-ecuti- Tha three SAN FRANCISCO With former United States Senator Phelan picked to heed tha delegation. Demowho cratic leaders of California, favor the nomination of Gov. Smith of New York at tha Houston national convention tho party haa framed their tlckot for th May I presidential primary. Two moro delegatee at large and four delegatea who will represent two Ran Francisco Congressional districts, the Fourth and Fifth, are yet to ha selected. McTIke Chosen. Henry H. MrPIkc. chairman of the Democratic Slat Central Committee, hae been named aa chairman of tha campaign committee for th Smith delegation. The remainder of tho delegation will he named during tha next few days by a committee comprised of Charlea W. Fy. chairman; McPIk Lewis F. Ryington, W. J. McGee, end J. W. Ehrlich. So many Democrats wanted to represent the two Ren Francisco districts that tha committee waa unable to make a choice at Saturday's caucus of district representatives. Chairman McPIk will have tha assistance of Fey, Bylngton. McGee end Ehrlich In th management of tha Smith delegation campaign. Selection of the membership of th Smith ticket presages a knockbattle to th finish down, drag-ohatween the wets and drya In Dematate. In thia ocratic ranks Acceptance by Senator Phelan of the leadership of tha Smith delegation marks an open break with William G. McAdoo. the man Phelan placed In nomination for the ut Smith Club Is Launched Cul-be- rt, nt anti-Smit- h, Me-Ad- Realising the importance ot timely recognition of the connecting link between militant forces of genuine Jeffersonian democracy and the champions who shell lead us to victory in 1822, we go on record, and ask to be listed among tha hoata of America's tolling millions, who aee a trusted leader, and we turn with confidence to Uov. Alfred R. Smith of Nsw York. a champion under whose leadership the cause of Justice will be reincarnated end who will reclaim the government of the people and for the people, for such are the visions of all forward-lookin- g men." Arkansas Gaxette. Wyoming Bourbons Pass Up Jim Reed d. Women Superior, Physician e. Iowans Senator Support Smith st boya ware- Routh ware Missouri Names Reed Delegates ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Missouri democracy today voted Senator Jim Reed a triumphant return to leadership of the party in his home state on a platform aasnrlng the veteran Missourian of a hlock of 28 rotes In hla fight for the Democratic presidential nomination at Houston. In striking contrast to. tha ware d of bitterness which swept the stats eight year ago. the name of Reed today dominated the platform adopted hy the state convention. It instructed the state's delegation to vote for the senator's nomination aa a unit so long as his name remains before th national convention. anti-Ree- Senator Reed LOGAN. March S. The polltl cal Be hae been out for a spring airing the past few days In Logan and Cache valley. The withdrawal of former Governor William Rpry from the senatorial race In Utah haa started the hoys to had The talking. many friends In the valley In both political parties. A large number about of prominent Republican Logan are supporting Secretary of Rtate H. K. Crockett for U. 8. senator. This la taken by tha wise ones aa being only a blind, none appearing very elncera in this attitude. Mr, Crockett has again aaked the local Republicans for their help, and thia time he wants to he governor. The politicians ran't are him for governor but figure to get rid of him hy leading him out for senator. The county chairmen, L E. Nel eon. end former county chairman, - R. Humphreys, are both working for Hane Mir kelson for elate treasurer. Of course. Cache county ran have onlv one position, so it in obvious what xvili happen to Mr. Crockett. He attended the recent military hall held in Logan, and he apent several days In tha valley shaking hands, which seemed to strengthen some of tha weak ones. He also dished out a few Jobs handing out auto license plates. These things have helped him a little, but It la doubtful whether he Influenced tha old wiseacres much. It la thought that tha local Re. puhlican machine will eventually be lined up for J. Reuben Clark for senator. Mr. Clark haa more worker hare among tha hlghei upa than any other senatorial aspirant save former Governor 8pry. It is the general opinion that since Knry'a withdrawal, practically all of the Rpry following has gone over to J. Reuben. Word haa come up from Ralt Lake City a sort of whispering that the Republican campaign nominee MUST BE Mr. Clerk. It Is reported that J. Reuben stands for clean politics and the boya appear to rally to hla standard pretty well. Hla name and ability is compared to that of Herbert Hoover. There g another element that may enter Into the political situation In Cache county, and Logan In particular. A few of the leading are supporting the Republicans Utah Power and Light company In its fight with Logan City. The Republican county chairman, L. E. Nelson, and tha mayor. A. G. I.undatrom. also a G. O. P art fighting the power company. Thia leavea a marked spilt in their ranks that may get larger before fall. The attitude of tha public util! tips commission toward Logan on the light question will he thrown into politics, and it will no doubt Tha reach tha state convention. utilities commission la Democratic and their position on the Logan plant ia causing the Democrat here a lit I la worry. While a majority of th G. O. are supporting the power company, Mr. I.undatrom is apt to make a state Issue of public ownership of certain public utilities. He ia a fighter of no little ability, and has an unlimited amount of money at hla disposal. It Is conceded that he can easily corner the Logan delegates to an Republican ronvention. I- Borah Opposes Hidden Rulers WASHINGTON. Will Stop Over D. C. Kenetor Borah of Idaho, in reply to a questionnaire snt him by Dr. Charlea A. L Reed of Cincinnati, declares that he not a candidate for the presidency, but that if he were he would be opposed to a supergovernment being act up by the Antl-- Methodist the saloon league, board of temperance or the Ku Klux Klan. that h would oppose attempted domination of the government by any religious sect, and that ha due not favor the use of the Republican party as a stalking horse by any candidate who would he the "agent of the eupergovem-inent.- " 1 OGDEN Democratic County Chairman Amass Hnmmon announced that United Rtates Renator James A. Reed of Kanmi City. Mo., candidate for the Democratic noni. (nation for president, would speak In Ogden at noon on Monday, March S. There has been some luestlnn sa to whether Senator Reed rould so arrange his schedu'e as to arrive In Oeden at th time slated, hut this hss been cleared up. according to Chairman Mammon. It la experted that Renator Reed will sqpak at some theatre. Dr. Reed. In sending three questions to Renator Borah, said th Smith Hasnt Ghost senator, "in a measure diverted attention from th fact that you Of Chance, Imperial yourself are a potential candidate, subject to draft for the nominaWizard of Klan Says tion. SenaIn replying t Dr. DAL1.AF. Texas The Iallaa tor Rorah opened saying: Assum-jln- g for the purpose of this letter published an Interview today, quoting Dr. Hiram W. that I for' am a randidate Evans. Imperial wisard of the Ku president, which I am not." etc., Klux Klan, ns saying Governor At land then proceeded to give hla Fmlth of New York "hasn't a replies. ghost of a chanve for election-- If Tt-- Tlmes-Heral- d Governor Rmlth should hr nominated as the Democratic presidential candidate, tha Imperial winrd waa quoted saying thr klan would not attempt to split the Democratic the party, although klan la attempting to prevent Governor Rmlthe nomination. G.O.P. Must Watch Step, Butler Warns JKRREY CITY, N. .1. President Nicholas Murray Butler f Columbia University, ballet e sillier of New York, or Gov. Kltchle lmo-crati- c of Maryland, will he th choirs for president and that tha eastern slate will be the pivotal ones In the coming election. .to the Hudson OKLAHOMA CITY Ok!.- First Giving his vlw County gun in the Al Rspuhliran marie no prehe wn be to night campaign in Oklahoma fired at 2 p.m. here tnd.iy when diction as to the probable RepublicNeill former guv. an nominee. Tayloe He sulil he did not believe th ernor of Wyoming addresses a elect Democrat, unaided, could snte.wlde meeting of Democrats. Mrs. Roaa waa to be Introduced the next president but that Reblundering might easily hy Judge Jamea fl. Ross, Okla- publican It In their power to do so. homa City, brother of her late put We must name a candidate who husband. whether heretofore publicly from Drmnrr.'ilOutstanding cussed or not will keep the state each of th stair' eight cmiqre-slonof New York. New Jersev and Masdistrict were to make a sachusetts in the Republican column next November," he wild. short speech. Nellie Tayloe Ross Gov-Smit- Speaks for Al Smith commute-Wednesda- Bn, d. al tapping tread." In NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Eatata of Rosalia Odall WackbacH Lewis, Deceased. Creditors will present claim wits vouchers to tha undersigned at 82a McIntyre Bldg., Balt Lake City Utah, on cr before tha 13th day of April, A. D. 7828. WALTER ODELL Executor of tha Eatata of RosaUd Odall Week back Lewis, Deceaseds WALLACE. RAWLINGS Attorneys for Executoft Data of tint publication Fabra ary 11th. A. D. 1128. Last, March 8. 1828. NOTICE TO CR EDITORS. Eatata of Franoes Irvin. Dec seed. Crsditora will present claims with vouchers to tha undersign ad at 821 McIntyre Bldg., Salt Laka City, Utah, on or before tha 14th day ol April, A. D. 1828. in. ve police may fact, but hy ary - Calif. Senator Who Nomi- G. O. P. Leaders Hokus burglar.calledthethe unsophisticated police. Half a youths Coppera" hotfooted to tha nated McAdoo in 1924, Pokui Crocketts Gub' dozen acana, surrounded tha place end Jnsld they discovered Casts Lot With N.Y. ernatorial Boom Into a entered. and 871.000 Illicit diatillcry learned that the men war not fcfr Finish Fight Senatorial Boomlet burglars, hut bootlegger. of whom 60,000 to 7S.UOO will be in presidency at New York in 1224. Boston alone. New York Timet. Another Ticket. In addition to Phelan, Warden, State-Wid- e Fitzgerald. Ewing. Vice and were members of the California delegation that voted for McAdoo' nomination for 100 ballots at tha 124 convention. John B. Elliott. Democratic SenNEWPORT. R. E. Jeffery, for- atorial candidate in 1121, and oth mer minister to Uruguay during er McAdoo spokesmen in tha south, the administration uf the Inte Pres- have declared that they will put a ident Woodrow Wilson, was named dry ticket In the field, hut as yet state chairmen of the have not annnunred to whom tha club here. delegation will be pledged. The organisation claims the disThirty delegates are to ha elected tinction of being among the first In by tha Democrats. The delegates-at-larg- e will he given fractional the south and absolutely the first in Arkansas to endorse any Demo- votes, since California hae but votes In the convention. cratic leader for tha nomination twenty-si- x next June. By piecing a ticket In tha field Other officers Include: John H. and announcing a fight for the conCaldwell, assistant attorney general, trol of California delegation to the vice chairman; J. Frank Beasley, national convention in June the tha commissioner of Insurance and rev- Smith backers have accepted enue. secretary; end J. H. Hill, challenge of tha dry. In CaliKouthrrn faction Newport, assistant secretary. Chairman of tha finance and advisory fornia aa well as that of the back ere movement to piece a of the committees also were named for delegation on the ballot pledged to each of the counties In Arkansas. The following resolution wee en- Sonalor Reed of Missouri. dorsed during th meeting: Contrary to expectations in some quarter. Cheyenne Democrats did not flock to Denver yerterday to hear Senator Jim Reed. In fact, while the fiery utterances of the veteran Missouri Senator anent dishonesty in national government circles haa met with the hearty endorsement of local Democracy In general, the senator's announcement of hie candigives Governor Smith more than a dacy for the presidential nominamajority on early ballots. The re- tion hae created rrarcely a ripple serve strength delegatea are those in circle here where AI Smith ia who would nut he exported to op- ao far the overwhelming faxorlle. nomination Wyoming Earle. pose the governor's ho had iwissed thia majority after Smith. Smith. mark. The States in this column Include Arkansas, where Senator Robinson la not believed to be un alterably opposed aa a favorite British son" candidate former Senator At Says Pomerene. who haa said he lee would be for the nomination ot "Men are poor creatures comSenator Smith. pared with women. said Sir WilGovernor Smith's supporters ex- liam Arhuthnot-Lannoted physipect him to pick up h consider- cian. speaking at a demonstration able number of delegatea in states of the rhythmic health movement. not classed aa "doubtful." Among It la upon the woman that tho these states is Iowa, where it is as future of thia rnuntry depend and to determine yet impossible must do everything In our powwhether or not Governor Smith' we friends will control the state cun er to keep her physically fit." he ventlon end name the delegates, Mid. home of Senator and Missouri, James A. Reed, where there la Says Senator strong. Smith sentiment, Reed, of course, will have the MisWill souri delegation, hut It Is believed that Governor Smith ultimately will get same voles from that state Texas with forty votea la placed In PER MOINER Gov. A. Smith, the doubtful class. It la not ex- of New York, will receive the inpected that thle state, which will be dorsement of loss Democrats at host in the convention, will Impose the National Peniocrallc conventhe unit rule. Governor Smith has tion. I. F. Renator Dan Klerk said Influential supporters in Texas and todav aftrr conference with party hi friends bellete ha will get the leader. s. Rterk recalled that E. T-- Meresupport of some of the Texes I dels-gatexGovernor Smith elan dith, former secretary of agriculpected to get some aupport ulti- ture. had Mid repeatedly he would mately from North Carolina and not he a favorite son'' candidal. Rterk said state Iradera'were agreed Oklahoma. The stales classed as opposed to that the only opportunity for Demthe nomination of Governor Smith ocratic success In the national camare mostly In th south. In all ot paign lay In uniting upon llin the stats, It waa aald. thr strongest candidate. would he delegatea for Smith, hut for the purpoa of tabulation the HIIPMFNTS. entire delegation haa been classed as against him because of th unit Park Utah Consolidated. 12.Rlt8.82n rule. In Florida and Alabama th Rllvsr King Coalition. .. . 8.808.888 1.Bo.ono Democratic etais rommltteca hav Ontario Galena frnnren-traterula Park ;i: failed to provide for unit In lpn.nno 'delegations this year hy falling With 1.100 de'egate In the con- - each case to direct a preferential Total 8 .18,877.480 Ml tabulation primary. ventlon tha foregoing two-thir- Ona night recently three observed two men entering a house at 871 west Eighth tract. Thinking the men -- John W. Davis, Democratic nominee for President in 1924, has been suggested as the best possible man to make the speech nominating Governor-AlfreE. Smith at the Democratic National Convention at Houston, Texas, next June, it was learned yesterday. The suggestion, it was said, had been received with favor by those active in tional committeeman from the Governor's campaign. be a oys Responsible For New York Gov Data of first publication Fabra 18, A. D. 1821. Last. March 10. 1828. pear within twenty days attar th service of this summons upon you, if served within tha eounty la which thia action ia brought; otherwise, within thirty deva after service, and defend tha above entitled taction; and in com of your failure so- to do. Judgment will ha rendered againat ou according to Ilia demand of the filed complaint which haa bean with the Clerk of mid Court. Thia action la brought to obtain a Judgment quieting title In and to that certain real estate described In aid complaint In favor of aald plaintiff and againat tha Mid defendant, Elizabeth Browning and to daclara any rlatm or Interest of whatsoever nature and kind In and to aald real property Inferior to and subsequent to the right, t.tl and interest of said pallntlff here- BEN E. ROBERTS. Attorney for Plaintiff. P. O. Address: 111 Boston bldg. sent tha who for boya Salt Lake City. Utah. not be aware of tha tFeb. 18 March 17) their action they war where angels fear to SUMMONS. JEAN IRVINE. In tha Third Judicial District Court Executrix of tha Eatata of Frances of Ralt Lake County, tHat of Irvine, Deceased. A WALLACE. RAWLINGS Utah. Attorneys for Executrix, Ada L. Mahoney, plaintiff, vs, BevDate of first publication February erly E. Mahoney, defendant. It will be remembered that not long ago the Juvenile court fined It rhildren 110 apiece., after tliay discovered a still In the garage at tha rear of a vacant house at 87 K street, and nolaed the tact Tha about the neighborhood. court held that the children were trespassing on the premises of the bootlegger. It aleo held, that the children in their trepaalne', operations, had damaged tho remains of what had onca been 11th. A. D. 1838. Rum mono. piano, end at least some or tha money derived from the ''Fine,' wee collected for the purpose of reimbursing the bootlegger for alleged damage to the Inatrument. If the Juvenile court follows Its own precedents, the trio of youngsters who inadvertantly brought about tha raid at 878 west Eighth South, where one of the largest tills In the stats-wa- a found, may have causa to regret their action. RUPPOItT REED. Mr. Ferguson cf Texas haa announced that ha will support Renator Jamea A. Reed of Missouri for the Democratic nomln at ion for president, which is like Last, March 6. 1828. The State of Utah to tha said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after th service of this summons upon you, If served within the county tn which thia action ia brought: otherwise, within thirty day after service, and defend the above entitled action and in com of your failure ao to do, Judgment will ha rendered againat you according to tha demand of th Hlad complaint which haa been with tha Clerk of aald Court. This action ia brought to recover a Judgment dissolving tha marriage contract heretofore existing be twaen you and tha plaintiff. WILLIAM REGER, Attorney for Plaintiff. P. O. Address, S0S-- I McIntyre Bldg.. Ralt Lake City, Utah. (Fab. 4 March 8, 1828.) NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In I he Third Judicial District Court of Utah. In and for Balt Lko County. In the matter of the Mary Elisabeth Creditors will present clalms with 808 vouchers to th undersigned atLake Deseret Bank Building. Balt City. Utah, on or before the day of April. 1828. LEONARD GERRARD. Administrator of the Estate of Mar Kill both Gerrard. Daeeaaea. CLAWSON A EL8MORE, Bt2 Attorneys for Admlnlitratofl, I.) (Feb. ARSEHKMENT NOTICE NO. IB n Diamond OH Company, n ewpor-atloDELINQUENT NOTICE. of tha State of Utah, princiSHAMROCK MINER COMPANY. pal place of buxines. Balt corporation, principal place of NottaTbi a a life swimmer preservthrowing lone. Nev.i branch office, hereby Riven Uj1ot dier filled with shot. 8. L. Tribune. business, 432 Neaa Building, Ralt Lake City, regular meeting of tha rectors held, on th Bth day Utah. Thera are delinquent upon tha February. 1828. an waa levacone cent (1c) per following described stock, on count of assessment No. 11. levied ied on all tamed and outatandlnR on tha Sth day of December, 1827, shares cf Diamond Oil company Probate and Guardian-Notice- s. tha oaveral amounts art opposite (or ona mill per share onalltaued the names of the respective share and outatandlng aharea of tha for hip Oil company, holders, aa follow: mer Guataveaon No. of No. of JoW Immediately to Vermont For Further Information Consult 882 Ort. Shares Amt- payable Nam at treasurer, Battling, the County Clerk or Reapeo. A. Li. Anderson ..488 4000 $20.00 Balt Laka City Utah. 400 3.04 building.atock A. L. Anderson 031 Ilia Signers upon which thia on Any 2000 10.00 In tha Third Judicial District Edith D. Bowring (4 may remain unpaid will 820 200 1.00 D. Edith Bowring Court. In and for th County of tha 12th day ot March. 1828, for Mrs. John Burria- Ralt Lake. Htata of Utah. adveatlaed 883 2000 10.00 be delinquent and ton and unless auction NOTICE at sale public 800 2.60 Leons Burrleton 322 bsfor will ho mad la payment of a special meeting of 7.23 1488 .381 J. R. Burrleton 'Alumlnum-FataiApril 9 1921 it . Company, of J. R. Burrleton .315 2800 17.50 gold on Monday, Amcriru. 6.00 10 o'clock a. m. ftt thft company's W. J. Blake ....117 1000 Silt A special meeting of tha stock W. J. Blaka ....154 1000 6.00 office. SOI Vermont building. deUft-quent holders of the Aluminum-Potas- h 5.00 Lake City. Utah, to pay the 28 1000 N. Ford J. aeeeaement thereon, together company of Amarica is hereby call- J. N. Ford 73 8000 26.00 ed to be held at th offices of the J. N. Ford 8.00 with the coet of advertising and 000 178 company. M4 Templeton Building! Jamea Itimi ...IS1 2000 10.00 expense f Balt Lake City, Utah, on Thurs- M. BEHLUf0. 128 6000 26.00 Secretary, day, March 8tli, 1828. at 8 o'clock M. Hayes 2.60 017 600 Hayee p.in., fur the purpose of electing dl Elmira Hart ....346 2000 10.00 808 Vermont building, Balt consid- Elmira Hart ....404 10000 60.00 rectors, approving City. Utah. ering and acting upon such plana J. E. Hayward.. 62 2000 10.00 make all checks pay(Plea for tha of tha com- H. H. Judd 10.00 164 2000 able to tho company.) pany as may b proposed and ot K. H. Judd ....621 1000 6.00 (Fab. 11 - March 18) voting upon an amendment to Ar- E. A. Lindquist ..146 6000 30.00 ticle V of tha Article of Incorpor- Mrs. . Marge ret NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ation of such company, substituting 3.60 600 Lang staff ....214 in such artli-l- for the words "tha ESTATE OF ISAAC G. BEEBE. W. Newberprincipal and general place of buai Mary will praaant 128 2000 10.00 Deceased. Creditor ger ness of tha corporation ahall ha at to tho un2000 10.00 Ralt Lake City. Utah, and in lieu Rarah E. Rosa ..632 3500 17.80 clahna withat vouchers 1308 Walker Bank R, Reed dersigned ...,.844 thereof tha word, "Tha principal C6.00 Building. Balt Laka City, Utah, on Rollins ...621 1000 and general place of business ot C.- L. Rollins 5.00 1000 before tha 6th day of May. A.D. ...520 I. the corporation ahall be at Ogden, C. L. Rollins ...644 2000 10.00 or 1MI Utah. 6.00 I. W. REESE. Also to transact any other busi- C. L. Rollins ...445 1000 2.60 Administrator of tho Estate of 600 ness which may properly come be- C. L. Rollins ...640 3.50 600 C. L. Rollins ...847 lease G. Reese.. Deceased. fore aurh meeting. 1000 Date of first publication March GEORGE M. WINKELMAN. C. Ia Rolllna ...848 1000 6.00 ...149 3 A.D. 1028. Inst March 34, 1138. President. C. L. Rolllna ' And In accordance with law and Fisher Harris, Attorney tor AdCARL H. BLAE8. of directors, ministrator. board of the an order Secretary. on the Sth day of December, 1927. ( Feb. 8.) ao many aharea of each parcel of ESTATE OF ORSON ANDRUS, such stock aa may he necessary NOTICE TO CREDITORS will present will he sold at tha office of Mid Deceased. Creditors Estate of Samuel H. Harrow, De- company. 482 Neaa Building. Ralt claims with vouchers to tho unceased. Laka City, Utah, on tha 8th day dersigned at 1203 WalkerBznk Creditors will present claims of March. 1828. at the hour of 1 Building, on or before tha 6th day 1826. with vouchers to tha undersigned o'clock . of that day. by John of May, at 814 Kearns Building. Salt Lake V. Bluth. secretary of the comMERVIN ANDRUS. Cltv. Utah, on or before tha 2lt pany. to pay delinquent a Mew-meAdministrator of tho Eatata of Orton Andrus. Deceased. with the day of April. A. D. 1928. together thereon, 8ARAU L HARROW, Date of first publication March costs of advertizing and expense of Administratrix of tha Es- the Mia. 3, AD. 1828. Last March 34. 1828. tate of Samuel H. Harrow, Fisher Harris. Attorney for v. BLUTH. j0Hf Deceased. Secretary. POWERS. BITER A COWAN. Office: 483 Nesa Bldg., Ralt Lake Attorney! for Administratrix, NOTICE. City, Utah. Suits 814 Kearna Building. 17.1 Feb. COURT. Rate of first publication, Feb. 18, IN THE DISTRICT Salt A. D. 1828. Probata Division in and for NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Utah.--Not- ice Last. March in, 1828. Laka County. State of DeEstate cf William X. Williams In th matter of tha eaALIAS SUMMONS. ceased. of Mike Corcoran. Deceased tata claims The petition of A. J. Bruneau, adwill present Creditor City Court of Salt Lake City. Counwith vouchers to tha undersigned ministrator of tha eatata of Mika ty of Ralt Lake, Rtata of Finance and Thrift Com- In Room 011 Boeton Building, Ralt Corcoran, deceased, praying tor tn City. Utah, on or before the settlement of final account of said pany or Ralt Lake City, Utah, a Lak D.. 1828. A. J. Bruneau administrator and day of June. R.A. WILLIAMS. corporation, plaintiff, vs. Th 18th CIAR1FFA tor tha distribution of th raaldua Burns Company of the Rtate of VAN LAW, W. CLARISSA of tha eatata, to the persona enNew York, a corporation, defendGEORGE A- - WILLIAMS. titled, aio for dlMhargo of adminant. Rummons. Exeruiors of Deceased. istrator. haa been set for hearing The State of Utah to Said DefendBEN E. ROBERTS, on Fridnv, the lth dey of March, ant: A.D. 1828. at 1:48 o'clock p.m at Attorney for Executor. Y'ou are hereby summoned to apFeb first publication Date of the County Court House In th pear within ten I0) days after the 1828. A. 11. D., ruary Court Room of said Court In Salt service of this summons upon Last. March 3. 1836. Lake City, Fait Lake County. Utah. If served within the county in vhlrli Witness the Clerk of aaid Court, this action la brought; otherwls RALE. OF NOTICE with the seal thereof affixed this within twsnty(20) days after such A D. service and defend the above entitlNotice Is hereby given that R. F. 24th day of February. MACKAT. ed action: and In case of your tail-li- Buttcrworth has a lien upon that Clerk. to do no, the plalnlff in thia certain Kurd touring car, motor (Seal) By I.. P. Palmer. Deputy Clerk. action will apply to the court for No. 8122380, for storage and repair K. A. Douglas ('. Gordon the relief dcm.inded in the com- of Mid car: said car haa been for Petitioner. Attorney plaint. which hiiH been filed with stored from the 28lh day of Aug- Bum. 10), iMarcii the clerk of snid court nnd of which ust. 1827, to the 15th day of Feba ropy lx hereto annexed and here182H. ruary, AMKKMENT NOTICE with served upon you and will taka That said properlv I believed J; dvn-enagainst you for the mint to be the property of Frank Ftnry MINING BRISTOL PIOTHE of Nine Hundred Ninety-nin- e and of Valley. Wash., subject Company, principal place of busin Dol'nrs (8998.991, wuh In- to a Mapl Butter-worth Hen of the said R. 1'. ness. Room 26 Mining Exchange terest at the rate of 8 per cent for Ihw sum of 830. the reaSalt Lak City. Utah. per annum since the 29th day o sonable charge fur storing the Building Notice la hereby given that at a 1927. September. together with same and a repair hill of That meeting of the Board of Director plaintiffs costs and disbursement unless th sum of US I paid y. of the riorhe Brlatol Mining herein. held on tha 2Sih day of Febfore ths Ird day cf Murch, 1828. This action Is brought to2recovr the said rar will bs sold to cover ruary. 1828. an assessment (No. damages for hreurh of rontract. beof a cent (Ji) storing charges and repairs of 10) of tween the parties hereto, under date the share woa levied upon the outcoats. with th per sain together 1927. 18. of August Raid sals will take place at 408 standing capital stock of tha comDRAPER ft LANE, Roulh street. Fait Lake pany. payable Immediately to M. C. rialntlffs Attorney. west Third Sth day of Morris Treasurer, at th office of City, Utah, on th Paled. Fehrnsiy 8. 1928. 30 Mining Exchange March, 1828. al ths hour of 10 tha company. P. O. Address: 824 Continental a.m. Lake City. Utah. Fait Building. said of day. Dank Building, Ralt Lake City. -Any stock on which tha R. F. BUTTERWORTH. Utah ment may remain unpaid at tha 18 - March 8.) (Feb. 11 March (Feb. 1.) rlozs of business on Thursday, March 28th, 1828, shall b delinNOTICE TO CREDITOR SUMMONS. quent and will he advertised for In the Third Jiullchil District Court Estate of Charlea IV. Huhl. sale at public aurtlnn and unless of Salt take County. State of payment ia made be fora will ha Utah. Creditor will present claims with old at th office of the cnmpanv 626 known N. to tha undersigned at at 13 o'clock noon on Monday, vouchers Latlnl Wagner, formerly aa Lavlnie N. Jameson, plaint Inf f. Continental Bank Birig., Ralt Lak April 23rd, 1821, to pay tha deCity. Utah, on or before the 20th linquent assessment together with is. Elisabeth Browning and Central day of April, A. P. 182. the real of advertising and tha AUGUST GL1RRMEYER. of Ml. Trust eomiKiny. a corporation. W. M. C. MORRIS, Ferrstary. Defendants Executor of th Will of Charles Summons. 21 The Rtate of Utah to the snid De-- i Huhl. !'casri. Mining Exchange Building, Salt Laka City. Utah. DRAPER ft LANE, fendant. Elizabeth Ttrownlnps: ftMarch You ars hereby summoned to sp- 81), Attorneys for Execuctor. Ik LEGAL NOTICES ha di Ik s, A-- nt Utah-renple'- re t Ph-in- I. b. Com-pan- er il. |