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Show U tah Bourbons Ga ther for Jackson Dau Dinner By BLFORD SOMMERS Tonight, Utah Dmoenli will fight their political battles with their teeth. Hungtrlnf for the fight, and armed with sharp Incisor for tho ' victual, believers from all part of tho atata will eruaado to tho Nswhouse hotel for tho Jackson day dinner at I2S par ticket This doo not moan 2S par plato. Platoa coma In pain, and a tickat entitles the holder to two plates. Now twelve-fifty buys a lot of grub, and few plates In restaurant use today will hold that much. It also buys a lot of entertainment and promises more than to pay for the seven-piece orchestra, soloist, sister act, male quartet and sketch scheduled between courses. It looks, then, that there might b a profit from tho enterprise. Which is Just tho reason Democrats Demo-crats all over tho U. B. are holding hold-ing theeo meetlnga Friday night. Heber Meeks, chairman of th committee planning the affair, said that Utah's quota of J 12,900 would bo surpassed. Last year they set Utah's quota at 110.000 to help lick tho Republicans, but about last November t It began to look as If tho Democrats had not eaten heartily enough, so th ante has beea raieed this year. Mr. Meeka will be master of ceremonies, and State Democratic Chairman Calvin W. Rowlings will bo toast master. After an hour of feasting and entertainment, somebody will tura a switch and ther will be tho voice of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, broadcasting hi riii-sags riii-sags of encouragement from th Whit House at 1:30 p. m. Principal apoaker so far a th In-the-person program goo will be Oaaton L. Porterie. attorney general of Louisiana. He will be introduced by Joseph Ches, attorney at-torney general of Utah. |