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Show 4 IE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1920. Cafferty, local newspaper writer. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, said that be would make a second western speaking trip In October, and that Pueblo and other Colorado cities are on hla Hat. Colorado is not given a date on the during itinerary of hla first westernheawing la to make August, and tha fact that a second epeaking campaign through the west has not previously been announced, McCafferty la editor of tha Pueblo Mr Roosevelt in hla telegram referring to his second trip into the west, said: ' "I have not forgotten. ' Am coming west again in early October, and Pueblo and Colorado are on my list. We will have another taxi ride. Delayed' U. S. Mail Plane Arrives Salt Lakers. Greet Second Section ' t V Star-Journ- al. Major L. B. Eaat, supervisor of the air mall service; H. 8. Mylire, J. A. Bockhorst, Lieutenant LEFT to right: K. Colt of the United State 1? 'aenrico ud Lieutenant Samuel Eaton, Jr, formerly nontenant in the -United Statdi air service. Jewelry Firm of President! Declared Un Wife fair to Organized Labor. 'L Pressure " te Th. TrttHaa, WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. Thia place U unfair to organized labor- .Monotonouxlr thla U repeated by a stocky roan man in blue .ult, who .pace back and forth before the Jewelry store of Galt A Bros, on Pennsylvania avenue. The significance of the statement lies in the fact that the store is the property 'of Hr, jjroodrow Wilson. She inherited it j M part of the estate of her first husband, j Norman Gelt. For a week the store has be0 picketed'1 Jewelers onion, by the international Which is supportsd la Its flht by, the Central tabor body of the District of Columbia. No question of wage la involved. The dispute is entirely of recognition of the union, collective bargaining and the-- signing of a contract wfOrdlhe union. Also involved is a determined fight that organised labor is conducting in Washington against tbs open shop movement which has been growing. It C. Berghermer, Who has managed . the store for hire. Wilson since the death I Of Hr. Oalt, this afternoon n confirmed 4 is the common belief that still proprietor of the establishment, and j denied a report that she had recently 1' sold out ' She own ths store, was his dedara-- t tlon, "W are picketing the store as unfair to organised labor, because It refuses to deal with Its smptoyses on ths collsctivs bargaining basis,' Is ths axplanatloa mads by-- the picket on duty. When our union contract with the Store expired on June 1 of this year, the store management refused to sign a new contract or to deal with the union at all, but announced Its determination to deal with Its employees Individually. - He we have .declared the store unfair. The Store management amplifies this statement by declaring that it la not daaling With ths Union becauaa its employeea of their own motion, have withdrawn from their Union, and that Its men are neither locked out or on strike. The store has a cooperative feature In its operation. Its employees. Including (watchmakers, engravers and porters, are on a minimum salary basis, but receive in proportion a HI per cent (dividend of the net profit, the other SO per cent going to Mrs, Wilson. Ths management boasts that It has been a leader in the trade In Washington for many years In reducing the hour of employment and In bettering the conditions of employment. It asserts y that Its employeea quit the because they got tired of paying dues without receiving any benefits beyond what ths store was perfectly willing to accord them without union laterferenoe. Spwial ' Cox-writt- NEW YORK. Aug 6 James O. Blalna. Jr., of Providence. R. I , grandson of the Republican candidate for president who opposed Grover Cleveland In 1664, was to-- I day appointed eastern treasurer of tha It waa Republican national committee. announced he would Immediately assume i charge. 1 The announcement of Mr. Bialna'a followed a conference today j between Will H Hays, chairman of the national .committee, National Treasurer 1 Fred W Upham of Chicago, former Senator J W. Weeks of Massachusetts, and Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore. s j f 5 Good-by- . You know you are getting quality when , you get anything at Walker. Says Gore. e, , v OKLAHOMA CITY, Okie., Aug. A Senator Gore, In a statement, said that, "as this rings down on my political career, 1 take thla opportunity to express my gratitude to the people of Oklahoma. Senator Gore's war record waa made , the Issue ia the campaign by Represen- -' tatlve Ferris. Ferris made hla campaign on a Wilson platform. . Senator Gore has represented Oklahoma in the senate since statehood, in 1607. while Ferris has been representative from the Sixth district during that time. tr The August Fur Sale Is Now Under Headway the-curta- , - tt Put Up to Committees. ' ' 8T. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 6. Further investigation of campaign expenditures may be placed In the bands of the Democratic and Republican nat'oual committees. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, a member of the eenate committee which has been conducting the campaign funds inquiry, announced tonight-SenatReed mad hia statement before leaving for Dayton, Ohio, where he expects to confer with Senator Pomerene blllty. Or even the likelihood, of Senator of Ohio on matters pertaining to the Harding making speeches in some large future work of the committee. cities." WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOUNG MEN - or Flight From , Cheyenne Made Without, Hitch m Less Than Five Hours. union-simpl- I ' HE second section of the trans-- 1 continental air mall route HARDING AGAIN AIDS SUFFRAGISTS trail-biasi- special reached gait lake early yesterday afternoon. It will leave for Elko and Reno at 7 VISITS SICK BROTHER. , , , oclock this inornlng, en route to 8an ' ' Special to The Tribune. Francisco.1 The metal plane appeared SPANISH FORK. Aug. 6. David from the northeast at 2. IB o'clock and sheriff of Carbon a deputy county, wax immediately seen by a boy in the spent part of the week here because of crowd at Buena Vista held. Just eight the serious Illness of his " brother, William minutes later the aerial limousine glided Edwards. gracefully down and alighted on the greensward without even shaking Its occupants It traveled several miles and descended about 6000 feet In, those few minutes. The visitors of yesterday and last night are Lieutenant Samuel Eaton, Jr, J. A. Bockhorst, H. 8. Myhres, Major L. B. Lent and Lieutenant Charles R. Holt of the United States air service. They, like those of the day before, were tired from the trip from Cheyenne. They rested yesterday afternoon and last night and will leave early thla morning for Reno. They left Cheyenne at 0.30 oclock yesterIn four day forenoon, making the trip hours and forty-liv- e minutes.- Officials of the city, county and state were on hand to welcome the visitors, and there were many more on the reception committee than there bad been the day before. The contingent of small boys waa much larger than it had been. They began arriving early In the day and kept And boys dldn t up a steady stream. have any monopoly on the crowd. Thera were girls there, and women and men. City Commissioner A. H. Crabbe, after making a solemn statement Which Included at) earnest desire that. In case of accident, bis successor should be a Republican, climbed into the Oriole, and, with H. H. Bullen, gilded off to meet the visitors. The commissioner had Ideas of exchanging planes in the air in order to give the keys to the city to the visiting airmen In real classy form. The crowd was anxious to see everybody land, how. ever, and the commissioner sacrificed his desire In order to please the children and others. The machine which landed in Salt Lake yesterday is almost exactly the same aa the one of theday before. It carried an added attraction, however. In Mr. Bockhorst, who caught tha Rocky mountains in action with a motion-pictur- e camera yesterday morning. He said that he took more than 2000 feet of scenery between Cheyenne and Salt Lake, in addition to getting a number of etlU pictures. We had no trouble in making the trip," eald Major Lent on hla arrival at Buena YUta. Thefe waa soma stormy weather just this side of Cheyenne, but At so other time can you appreciate we skirted around it, and, for the rest of the didn't bother with anything. It wfien the snow was trip, "LIBEETY a a very pleasant trip, although as got Into some currents at times. We flies, the wind howls and "Jack were chilly cold ten minutes before we landed in Salt Lake, but had no trouble getting i Frost" begins to work hard. warm after our arrival hero. I am confident that the air mall route And that very time ia fast approachIs going to be a great success. The machine. are improving all of the time. ing. Be snr your bins are full. We now have a machine In which we I - a f ride with what we consider safety and comfort, and we make some pretty good LIBEBTY INSIST ON time. But, of course. In due time there will be other invention, that will make our machine look If Improvements were not made annually to the automobiles, certainly people would think that there was something wrong" 80S Kearns Bldg, Salt lake City After a luncheon at the Commercial Club yesterday, Immediately after their Ed-wa- rd When the Snow is regarded As the big, reliable Fur Store in Salt Lake. 1 i I GOODS' GOOD i Mrs.;-Wilso- i en Blaine Given Post. j ! Is Protested. NABHVILLE, Tenn.. Aug. t The Tennessee constitutional league, with a board of directors of three Democrats and three Republicans, today sent requests to Governor Cox and Senator Harding that political pressure on the Teoneesee legislature be removed The letter to Governor by Judge Joseph C. Higgins, former member of the court of civil appeals, and that to Senator Harding by Judge G N. Tillman, who, Jn ISM. polled the largest vote ever given a Republican candidate for governor of Tennessee. -- Flies S' Liberty Fuel Co.". AT YOUR DEALERS (Continued from Page One. and Leslie M. Shaw, mer rongi asm-on- : of the treasury. Tie Maine election IS al ra - ah hed with in erest ly politicians as indicating the trend of sentiment. Senator Harry S. New cf Indiana, committee, chairman cf the speakers with conferred Congressman today James W. Good of Iowa, Col. Thomas w. Milter, former congressman from Delaware: Mrs. Manley L. Fosseen of Minnesota, repiesentlng the women of the party: and J. K. McCari, secretary of the Republican, congressional committee. Mr. Good la In charge of the speakers bureau at national headquarters here and Mr. Miller la in charge of speakers In tha New York office. Senator New reported on hie conference with Senator Harding at Marion and explained the candidate a wishes for the speaking campaign. More than 16,000 Republican speakers have yolunteered their services. Representative Good announced today that in addition to his work as director of the speakers bureau here he would take the stump during the campaign, .of the speaking on The- - extravagance Democratic administration." - Mr. Goou is chairman of the house appropriations committee ' . "The government, today - la honeycombed with waste and duplication," he When congress proposed a remsaid. edy that would put the greatest business In America, the government, on a business basis, a man in the treasury department wrote a' veto for the president and tha budget proposal was lost. The Democrats did not want to cut down expenses by removing duplicating offices. Sticks to Front Porch. NEW YORK, Aug The 5. front 'porch campaign Is still the planconof Senator Harding. His advisers, ferrlng at New York headquarters on the Republican national committee, today declared the party's presidential nominee was making no plans for speaking tours. There has been no formal consideration by Republican campaign officials of the subject, declared a Harding manager. Since Senator Harding announced at tbe tlme of hla nomination that he would make his fight a home campaign, neither Mr. Hays nor any other official of the national organisation has tried to Influence his decision, It was said. "It Is understood, however, that this determination does not preclude the possi- - arrival, the visitor were taken to the Hotel Utah, where reservations had been made tor them by Nathaniel Jackson, general secretary or the Commercial club. Yesterday afternoon Major Lent looked IN TOMORROWS PAPERS, and 8ee ttrhat happens at Mullett-Kell- y Big Store Co bright fellows from. 18 to 25 years of age, who have" enjoyed a good school education, embracing some years in J high school, although thiB ia not an' absolute requirement, f ? , S i ,v 4' -- t em- highest-pai- d who, in consideration of what the future offers, are willing to buckle down and' take hold of a job' that calls ' for initiative and energy, " t t , ' who, therefore, desire a permanent position with a firm leading in its line, where ability is recognized and advancement assured in accordance with the degree of ener; gy, ability and reliability displayed Tf - , ' I- i i i - If you are such a man $ we ask yon to write us a letter giving ample information about yourself, 'education,- - accomplishments and ambitions. M v Box No. 1638, Salt Lake City, Utah i (Continued from Pago Ons.) tlon that ratification by Tennessee ta In grave doubt," tb message declares. It then cells attention to the fact that Herding And Cox are leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties, respectively, As ! C Market No. 3 'Market No. 2 ' 2204 So. 7th East 207 W. 2nd South. Market No. 1 315-17-1- S. State. 9 The Three Cases Are Good: Places to Buy Your Meats and Groceries, Saving You Money on Every Purchase , WILL NOT ABANDON PORCH CAMPAIGN One speech In New York, probably another In Chicago and possibly a third at Denver or some other western city that Is expected to be the of Senator Harding s speaking enextent over the proposed Jordan landing Held gagements away from home, as outlined Ua, approved by Colonel John A. Jor- today by Senator Harry S. New of Indidan, In charge of landing field construe-H- ana, chairman of the Republican speakfor the government, and recommender committee. ed that it be selected as the official landconferSenator New, after an ing station for the air mall service. ence wit It hla aides, declared there waa Salt Lake must get busy and provide so possibility of Senator Harding abanh a landing field and hangar before Sep- doning- hla campaign for a tember 7. when the air mail service will "barn storming, speaking be officially launched. Cheyenne has Its trip. field already and Ite hangar Is Despite repeated declarations that the complete. Reno has Its field and nominee would confine his speechmaking has started work on Its hangar. Salt largely to addressing visiting delegations Lake, I am sorry to note, has done noth- at Marion, invitations continue to pour New said. ing," , in. Senator conference was devoted largeToday's to cooordinatlng the work of the speak. ly AUTHORITY LACKING bureaus established at New York, and San .Francisco. Besides FOR APPROPRIATION Chicago Senator New, those present Included Representative Jame W. Good, In charge The requested opinion 'from County At- of the bureau here, and Mrs. Mary Jeter torney Richard Hartley informed the Allen, representing the women' diviboard of county commissioners yesterday sion. 'f Senator New announced that, with ths that he had been unable to find anything In the law that would permit of the exception of Maine, where the general board's appropriation of money for the elections are to be held September 13, building of a hangar here for the aerial the speaking campaign would not start In mail planes earnest before the middle of September. The board gave up further ConsideraThe Invitation to present the Republition of the matter, for the time at least. can views on ths league of nations In a debate at Winona Lake, Ind , August , s the Upon receiving county attorney opinion. Had the opinion been otherwise. has been accepted, he said, and Governor of Kentucky selected as the Morrow E Is P. It quite possible that the county might have done at least something toward Republican , speaker. Senator Gilbert M, - f who are not looking for the immediate ployment, but, or Aug. " who are free from the idea that they must be in a big city, but are willing to make their residence and learn J 1 the game in smaller communities, ' , H and says: the chosen leader of one of teas parties, you can not avoid being responSays Wilson Wins. sible for what happens to the suffrage Mr. White himself ta k 'Princeton amendment In that state. There ia one said the statement. I have way In which you can demonstrate your graduate. often talked with him about the presisincerity in the matter. That Is, by dent, his admiration for whom he has proceeding at once to Nashville, and exmade no secret. Mr. Wtes selection erting your powerful influence upon your was no compromise at all. weeause Presi- party adherent there in behalf of ratifident Wilson wins at all points cation. It was said at Harding headquarters were that today's telegrams WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. Notice waa sent after Republican national committonight by thea Rank and File Vettee headquarters had made a canvass of given national organisaerans the suffrage situation at Nashville and tion of association, service men with headquarter had reported in detail to Senator Har- here, that It had Indorsed Parley P. Chrisding. and tensen and Max Haves, presidential Previously the nominee had refused to vice presidential candidates, respectively, take direct action In the absence of defi- of the Farmer-Labfor election party nite word regard'ng the bas.s of the op- this fall. position among Tennessee legislators. CHICAGO, ("t-- who enjoy good health and live a clean life, physically .and morally, No discour- , 'j1"' , f - ic nominee. T 0 H 2; STEAKS POT AT BOASTS 15c lh. 15c SUGAR AT Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon , , , Squares, lb. 4 lbs. 25c lb. 92c ot all-d- front-porc- three-fourt- LOOK Roberts in the Load. 63,-(6- 1; Your telegram 5Y of about this type: - voiced from here. On the agement is contrary, we are continuing to encourage the Republicans of the Tennessee general assembly to join cordially in the effort to consummate ratification. Correspondence and more political conferences occupied Senator Harding moat of today, although he set aside time In the afternoon to receive a delegation from Ohio State university and to viBlt as a guest of honor the reunion here of Spanish war veterans of the old Fourth Ohio Infantry. Senator Watson of Indiana, who came to Clarion yesterday to see the nominee, lsued a statement today declaring that George Whites selection as Democratic national chairman had helped cement President Wilson s hold on- the Democrat- - - NASHVILLE. Tenn., Aug 8. Incomplete and scattering returns from sixteen counties tabulated tonight by the Nashville Tennesseean and Memphis Commercial-Appeal, show Governor Roberta to MARION, Ohio, Aug 5 Further Inhave a lead of approximately 6000 votes fluence for ratification of the woman suf- over W. tor the Democratic Crabtree R. frage amendment by the Tennessee legis- nomination for governor In todays statelature was exerted today by Senator wide primary. Hardfiig In telegrams to Republican and suffrage leaders at Nashville. To State Senator John C. Houk. chair- Missouri Vote. man of the Republican state committee, ST "LOUIS, Aug. 6. Unofficial returns the nominee wired as follows: on Tuesday's state-wid- e primary are With the approach of a decision by showing continued for Breckinridge the general suisembly of Tennessee en Long and Senatorgains Selden P. Spencer, the matter of ratifying the suffrage candidates, respectively, for the Demoamendment to the federal constitution, cratic and Republican senatorial nominaI would like to be advised at to poll of tions, and for John M. Atkinson and ArRepublican members. I cling to the be- thur M. Hyde, respectively candidates for lief that the Tennessee Republicans are the Democratic and Republican gubernain a position to serve both party and torial nominations. Will country by effecting ratification. The totals are: For senator Long, welcome advice as to whether I can aid Priest (D ), 37,466; Hay D.), In securing this suit of justice to the Spencer, 70,666; Davis (R.l, 61,364; women citizenship of our nation. Minnie (R.), 13,486. He also sent a telegram of encourageFor governor Atkinson, 4.269; Mayer ment to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, Ferris (D.). 36.780: Hyde 36,018; (D., Sufpresident of the National American to a joint (R.1, 03,740; ta McJimsey (R.), 70.(72. frage association,. in response 80 believed, approximates This, it appeal for help from her and Mrs. George per , cent of the total state vote. Fort Milton, president of the Tennessee League of Women Voters. The message to Mrs. Catt follows: Hardings Message. received .'J financing the needed structure. The com- Hitchcock has been nominated to repremissioner. had expressed themselves as sent the Democrats. sympathetic with thoss who have been Will Visit Colorado. endeavoring to solve the problem of proPUEBLO, Colo Auk viding ways and means of securing Balt pronil Me Lakes position on tha air mall rout telegram today to William Fraley across the continent. t Mail Plane Reaches Reno. RENO, Nev Aug. I The aerial mall plane piloted by B. Acosta reachsd 6the 46 Reno municipal aviation field at p. m., having taken two houra and fifty-tw- o minutes to fly from Elko, Nev the only stop made between Balt Lake City and Reno; According to Acoxta. the plane will remain her until Saturday morning and then will make A nonstop , , flight to Ban Francisco, , CASTOR ' IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bean the Signature at We Are Canning the Coffee Can to save all extra were in (Contlnuad from Pag Ons.) preceding ceremonies at the hfcntgomery D. county fair grounds Besides Franklin Roosevelt, Mrs Roosevelt and , their End, during daughter, guests at Trails the notification period, will Include Chairman White of the national committee and former Governor Campbell of Ohio. Governor Cox said he viewed the visit Saturday of President Wilsons secretary, sigJ. P. Tumulty, as without-- - political " nificance. Knights of Columbus Will Participate in Dedication NEW YORK, AuB. 8 The Knlghls of Columbus pilgrimage to Francs where It will present and dedicate a statue of Lafayette at Metx, was given a noisy farewell as it sailed today on the Twelve hundred relatives and friends on the steamship Highlander escorted . the French liner to sea, with bands playing and passengers cheering and waving flags, The delegation numbers 250, Including twelve Catholic priests. The Lafayette statue at Meta a Rift of the order to France, IS to bs unveiled August 21 by Marshal Foch, who also- will be presented a jeweled baton. After the ceremonies, the delegation will go to the Catholic shrine at Dourdes In southern France and then visit Pope Benedict at Rome Before adjournment, the orders convention today authorised erection of a tuberculosis sanitarium and 11,000,000 drafted an expression of unqualified Support of the Irish cause to be sent to Eamon de Valera Cana cost money going expense Ftney yon Cans that youve been paying for, which we consider is a dead loss on Week. Watch Price. Coffee Next your part. for, r vj i ts mw Leo-poldl- I in li luUHiB - - -., Safe Wife ferorasa ma Asscrcrt Us -- One might as well try on a dark night as to try savings or seek business without first consulting Want Ada. j sharpshooting to invest his advancement The Tribune Cri zlztl AvoU laitriiom sad 1 I Rick Mttk.M.ltrd Grain Rxtr. I Cooking-Nourish- ing , For Infant., Invalid. ndQrawtacChllilra The Original Food-Drin- k for AU Age bt:tutea. ' ' v w-- , a |