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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AfAKCil four constitutional amendment, eking blue law. the repeal of the state LEAVE OF ABSENCE . IS GRANTED WOOD TO MAKE CAMPAIGN FLEETS TO JOIN WASHINGTON. March 18 Major General lonard Wood today awked for and ae granted a two month leave of absence to conduct hie campaign for the Republican nomination for president. U. S. Full Naval Major General George Dell, Jr., now commanding Camp Grant. Ill, will art a head of the central department of the Have at Chhago durarmy with headquarter of General AVoode leave absence. ing Drill Off General Wood a leave of absence will begin on March 20 and consequently will before the expire e!ffhten day opening of tfle Uopnblkan national convention at Chicago on June 8 WASHINGTON, March 16. Th Pacific Secretary linker aid Genera) Wood and Atlantic fleets will meet off the o ouid he perm Ued to .wear civilian coast of Panama next January in clothe during hi leave tf he 0 desired. their first Joint maneuvers, designed to To- - Johnson Cancels Dates. m keep the navy "on lu tots" during peace WAS1UNGTOV. March 16. Senator time. Minne- Johnson Ihls was decided today at conference of California has cancelled hi. engagements In Mlrh'gan and between hecretary Daniels and Admirals shaking other atatra and la returning to Waah Hodman and W ilson, fleet commanders Ington to vota on the peace treaty. Jt It la practically certain a battle between waa aald the a.nator hoped to fill en- the fleets, similar to actual warfare, will be arranged. It may also serve as a test gagements after the vote in the aeuate. of the 1 aiums canal as an element of naval strategy. 18-In anJACKSON'. Mich, March After the practice ths combined fleet nouncing the cancellation of the remainv sit principal Pacifio coast ports of will der of hla .peaking tour In Michigan. United State to give tha people an ths Senator Hiram W, Johnson aald this afternoon that the final vota on the treaty opportunity to e the nation s full naval lighting fores it will be ths first time would be taken Thuradav. "I feel, with the poaalblllty of ana that tne entire battleship strength has the Atvota influencing the result, that I must visited the Pacifio lantic fleet mad its memorable cruis return,'' he added. The senator will leave for Washing- around the world In The leet which will steam out of Panaton this evening. He began hla Michigan tour last Friday and waa to have spoken ma hay for ban Francisco next year will be many times larger and moss powerful remainother the in clues i eight during than that which ms late Rear Admiral der of the week. ST. PAUL, Minn., March 11 Repub. D. Evans took through the golden Kobley 4 lican leaders In the Twin cities tonight House Job. gate In 1903, after a voyage around Cape preferS to Horn. There will be sixteen battleships w admitted that the county conventions WASHINGTON', March 1 of the dreadnaught class the same numRepresen y be held tomorrow In 8t..Peul and Min tatlve of Missouri formally ber that circled the globe perhaps a Champ Clark determine announced today that he would not be a dosen second line battlesidps, will neapolis practically eleven t ru lewhether the Minnesota delegation of candidate for the senate, because of his ers. lnl destroyer, a score of submarines Democratic to and a large fleet of auxiliaries. swap "the to the n&tlonal convention unwillingnessIn twenty-fou- r the house for the position leadership Th the Pennsuperdreadnaughls, will be solid for the nomination of Major of new senator." sylvania and New Mexico, flagships of stateIn a declared The former General Leonard Wood.' speaker the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, respecto the people of Missouri that beand the Tennessee, Anaona, MisThere are ten congressional districts In ment tween the two offices ha felt he could tively, sissippi represent Minnesota. Each district chooses two render better service by remaining In a main and Idaho, alone ofwillseventy-two battery strength to be comThs delegates to the national convention and the house. Tennessee, guns. has man a never have believed "I missioned In May, wilt represent the tfi state convention selects four deleto enter a race for a highest development in battleship any moral congatee at large. The mnniy conventions great officeright involving himself and his struction. will be held tomorrow, the district friends In all torts of labors and turuioll Participating In the maneuvers with will boson Friday and the stats without first viewing the landscape o er these prem.er ships will he the four and considering the whole situation," he J7,0o0-to- n dreadnaught Oklahoma, New convention will bo held In the 8t. Paul said. "This Is particularly as to the Texas and Nevada, the two 28,000-to- n York, Missouri ssnatorshlp by reason of the 6, auditorium on Saturday. drendnaughta Wyoming and Arkanlarge number of people who have writ sas, and the first of the dreadnaughts, f; Wood Wins Outside. ten or spoken to ms urging that I should ths Delaware, Florida, North Dakota and Utah, In addition to second line battleIn the seven dlstrlbts outside of 8L become a candidate and proffering sup2 - T port. ships of both fleets. Paul and Minneapolis, the Wood forces "I have considered It from every standWhile the schedule for the assembled scored a conceded victory at the prefer-- " point. ? fleets has not yet been worked out. a result, I have concluded not to It probably will Include a cruise for the entlal primary yesterday. . In the Fifth be"As a candidate for the senate, thereby entire that will take In all larger " and Tenth districts, which Include Hen- swapping olf tha Democratic leadership Pacific force coast ports. line ships will be a numnepln county (Minneapolis), supporters of In the house for the position of a new There Is a house habit with berAmong 7 Senator Hiram Johnson that made the cruis around the of California senator. which I am thoroughly acquainted and world, but they will go to the Pacific lalm control. In the Fourth district, a senate habit with which 1 am not before that time, as six. Including the , Ramsey county (St. Paul), the dispute familiar. Betwixt the tao I prefer tha Connecticut, which was Admiral Evans' .s regarding control will-- , be decided at the house. flagship In 1908. have been ass gned to e- take the midshipmen from Annapolis on county convention tomorrow. Wood man-- 2 Life Job for.Masaryk, June I on a cruise to Hawaii and several agera admitted tonight that Johnson re-- . veived the Indorsement in a majority of WASHINGTON'. March IS Dr Masa- - Pacific ports. The voyag will end AuA the precincts, but the Wood men claim flrat president of the republlo of, gust ti. " to have carried the to will be permitted precincts sending the 1 largest numoer pf to the delegatee ceunty continue In office for life, according to convention. the provisions of the national constitution. recently adopted at Prague, Pro Much Confusion. visions of the new Constitution, made today by the state department, public tf "Popular vote" figures from the state limit the terms of all future presidents - at large have been generally ignored by to two successive terms of seven years political leaders. Each county commit- - each. JJ tee was depended upon to provide bal- a' lots and many Incidents of confusion Palmer Attacks Johnson. hr were reported. In some polling places DETROIT. Midi. March 18 Attorney 2 there were Wood ballots, but none or In other precincts the General Palmer. In hts aerond campaign V Johnson, while v-- .name of Qovernor Lowden of Illinois speech here todav, attacked the stand of was omitted. In a half dosen counties, Senator Hltnm Johnson on the league of T where supporters ot Herbert Hoover were nations "If that gentleman' advice were - active, etickers were provided to attach taken by the people," he said, "they Hoover's name. would elect a president who would maka 79, As a consequence managers of the the league of nations a mockery, even Lowden and Johnson campaigns tonight though the tieaty were adopted bv the Vlis Home made claims only for the Kamsey and senate just It was submitted' by PresiHennepin county delegations. There were dent W ilson." The high cost of living, the attorney teports that efforts were being made Rock Creek. -- to combine the Lowden and Johnson general said, must bs remedied, bv the forces In these two counties, if It were people. Prices could be brought down, would to If work wrest control of the county he believed, the people possible 1(1 convention from the Wood men. per cent more and spend 10 per cent less." Laws could not change the situaSpecial to JTioTrtbuo.. First in Minnesota. tion. ha said, but It had been possible to Idaho. March 18 HerOf high man-- Strieker, 7 causes certain combat subsidiary years of age, veteran The presidential preference act. primary Lever the Civil war one of the earliest through of' the prices and was the first held in Minnesota. In a hsid of aliens Fort at th hloneers of southern died SaturRympathlzers number of small precincts of St. Paul, for deportation were day at hla hums nearIdaho, army post Rock creek. Mr. Wayne where the labor vote was heavy, Johnby department of justice agents Strieker was born In Prussia, March 13, dispersed son was endorsed, whereas Wood carried a demonstration. 184 and came to th United States In the two largest precincts, which gave when they attempted his childhood. He enlisted In the Union him about 200 delegatee to the county Blue Laws Are Issue.. army at the outbreak of the Civil war ;"t onventlou. It Is necessary to have 254 volunteer 'InFirst returns and served with an Ohioserious FARGO, N D , March J delegates to control the Kamsey county wounds her tonight on thsfbur constitutional fantry Inregiment; receiving convention. the service. Johnson received the labor vote In the amendments seeking repeah of the state while Mr. of war close After the Strieker the twin cities and obtained a popular vote blue laws gave g majority in favor of the followed the construction of th Union measures. plurality In Minneapolis. across the continent, opPaeifid railroad On 4h face of erratic state-wid- e re wagon at th terminus erating a peddler's turns the popular vote went to Wood, Hoover Honored. of the road, in lie ha cam to Idaho with Johnson second and Hoover and 18 Cracow university and established a small mercantile store PARIS. March At least eighty counties trailing conferred the degree of honorary doc- at Iry Town, or Walker Town, near out of the eighty-si- x county and an alliance between th two went to Wood. ha on Herbert medicine of tor to overturn Europe will follow at no Lowden leaders charged that their Cam. services rendered to Poland. Hoover for th mouth of Dry creek In Twin Palls county distance. waa great affected Hoover atlJkere by paign 1170 he moved hi establishment to In and by the absence of the Lowden ballots near the of the site prewvnt Germans Sprlngtown. Lack Equipment. In a number of precincts. . STEEL Hansen bridge across Snake river canRenator Johnson led General Wood- by CRUCIBLE end the American, th We, A V CTHPIC he John his English With Botxel, 143 votes In Minneapolis, ty partner, according to 01VJU.IV UIV lUC.l'iU operated the store have given the German the chance to there until 1877, when vomplete returns tonights Johnson's vote A Co. at Bascomb he out James bought Wood. 8983,- Hoover. 4531, and .was 7128; 2893. bring back tho war. Despite their PITTSBURG. JPa.. March 18. Director Rock Creek. He ceased mercantile acThe rutal sections of laiwden, strength In number, the German lack subsequently was enHennepin county outside of Minneapolis I ot th Crucible Steel Company of Amer- - tivities inin 1895 and He Is survived by his the necessary mechanical equipment, the farming. gave Johnon, bout a thre to u vote. lea late today declared a stock dividend gaged of 80 per rent, payable April 15. It Is widow and seven children. gun and munitions, th tank and Lhe th first Important corporation to take aircraft, to mako a new campaign. Moresuch action since the decision of the CITY beaten, unless their control of Oermany over, th destruction of their fleet and United States court affecting atock diviis broken, then In fact the allied nations their shore defenses places them at the IS CAST dends. PLAN will have broken faith with their own mercy of th British fleet, while a redeclared dlvla The directors also cash dead and their soldiers will hav died in newal of th blockade promisee lmme-d.at- e DAKOTA dend of 3 per rent on the common stork, vain. economlo paralysis and proximate payable on tha same date at the stork Special to Th Trlboa. A policy on th Rhine can re- famine. dividend and to holders of th same recPOCATELLO, Idaho, March 18. The store vigorous BISMARCK, N. D March 18. Indicademonstrath situation, a prompt But having th weapons in our hands. tions early tonight were that a fairly ord first week In April will be "Clean-up- " tion that the allies stand together still It remains necessary that we should disOfficial of th company said the stock week for Pocatello, according to an an- on heavy vote had been cast in the cities Ihsue ot Pruesianism giv ths may th courage to employ these weapplay mean Issuance the would nouncement of 125,. made by tn tnavor in his In North Dakota presidential prefer- dividend element In ons. If the poison which to th has been gen000 additional shares of stock with a par talk with the Red Cross public health courags ence primary election, but a marked deA for defeat the may Germany. junkers poured forth In recent months, the crease In the rural sections was expected lvalue of 812.500 000. survey committee yesterday. to their cause In Ger- erally a disastrous effort to and to disprove Justify Germany Bteal former K. Amerth Crucible as a result of the terrific blizzard 8. of Brady, Company president waa to that of Na- credit the alliance, has been aa successthat I loaThe lias raged In the state since last night. commerce, gave a talk on many aa Waterloo participated very largely In th proa-- 1 I chamber ofBeautiful" h ran success Justify as German ful then Only th Junkers I poleon. believe, at th meeting of "old gang who will hereafter bear th The polis Were open until f p, m. perlty which attended the steel Industry th "City allied policy will be Incapable of action, Little Interest attached- - to th presi- - soon after the beginning of hostilities Inlth Red t'roas committee on health world loss of the for the allied b responsibility will and useless, pieferenc vote as there was but Europe, end, tn addition to an snomous terday and discussed the matter of parks, war unless there Is reversal of th de- shall bweapons back In ths days of 1914, with one candidate In th field, Senator Hiram export business, filled, many Important playgrounds, drive and beautiful resi- cision of that struggle now. th terrible sacrifices and magnificent American government dence from th standpoint of attracting Johnson, Republican of California. In contracts for th 4 victories of th war gone for nothing addition to eachjiarty electing w national after th United' State entered th war. good class of citizens to the city. Rut firmness will strike At th single The health committee, of which Mrs Alliance Probable. committeeman, five presidential electors asset of the Junkers If the Germarl O. B. Bteely Is chairman, made Its final and ten national convention delegates But df the French, th Italians and ths real hav turned to them sow. It Is people ROAD . the voter the Americana remaJn divided; If questions report and strongly recommended registered their opinion on (SOUTHERN not with any desire to fight a new war. appointment of a county committee to mistaken but because RELY ON INCOME meet with the county commissioners to of policy, of humanttarlantsm, they have been convinced that allied Impotence will produce allied purpose continue, then th urge the employment by the county of confusions nurse. The committee Germans will ol a certainty accept their surrender, once Germany speaks In tli ATLANTA, Ga., March T8 Believing a public health SHARMAH SPECIALS 1 that O. R. old masters with the familiar Teuton old1 tones and through the old leaderIs eonqtnsed of Dr. ths remarkable prosperity of the appointed terms of ship. To demonstrate the. fallacy of this Mra. Alice Cosgrove, docility. Then resistance to the south will be continued tndefinitelv. the bteelv, chairman, Brim of Downev. K. the treaty of Versailles will fc Inevitable sumption must be the first purpose of Southern- Railway 8stem will re'ly on secretary;of Joseph Ger1 M th allied nation. Not alone their own between and MendenRussia and alliance McOsmmon, Its own earnings instead of accepting the lilttens o many only one of th evil W. but the possibility of a demoH Henderson of hall probof many safety, laigo, "standard return" of five and cratic and peaceful Germany depsnd on abilities and I. Hcott of Inkom. per cent, with an extra of on Is of Is Include French don In th next fsw days. militarism recommendations what The Th explanation asking per cent fur improvement, provided in for a small Isolation A century ago th al'ies. at the critical the ap- now disclosed in the fact that tbs French Model Unfinished the transportation act. was of of hour when Napoleon returned from Elba, the German situation sanitary commissioner; that estimate nd rebuilt. Excellent 'This decision was learned tonight after pointment and all those who handle food correct and th French demand for the announced that thev would not deal with the return of President Fa'rfax Harrison rooks mechanical use based be tuberfor of Rhine barrier th emperor: not only did they announce for maintenance the Inspected general from a trip over the system. 11 around. Good tire A culosis and other dlaeaaea at least once upon an accurate appraisal of future this, hut, reordering their divided ranks, and-thI a health less three Not months; the every probabilities. justified they set their armies In motion and th bargain and clean-u- p campaign be carried on In French view of th Polish situation, on end was Waterloo, which waa th graveDRY at DISMISSAL t authorities. now th with will h on Poles the and th Freni city cooperation yard of all th Nspoleonle hope and th CADILLAC devolve th main burden of regaining the end of all th faith of tha French nation SEDAN. CASE ASKED Model 67. ground lost by British and American In Napoleon himself. In perfect EMBEZZLER IS GIVEN When the German people discover that mistakes In recent months. eondt- March 18. Dlamlsssl WASHINGTON, the return of th junker means, hot a IN YEAR ONE Don s of New Jersev I In suit suoriginal the yw Places Responsibility. reduction of the peace term evd th respreme court to test validity of the protoration of Oermany to her old position, Other bargain: hibition amendment and portions of the Special in Tha Tribaae. Responsibility for ths present affair to old place in th sun, they will he shared be Americans must the enforcement act was asked In a motion by equally 18 little ready to rise en masse as were March FOCATELIiO. Idaho, bvhe-Britla- h. Cadillae Touring, model who have refused te as filed today bv gollcitor General King, In the Rannock county and efter Waterloo. If th th Frenrh Twelve month $7. , contending that New Jersey a complaint Jail was th penalty Imposed by Judge recognise the truth as it existed, sought revolution Is th self.sn ends of their own, closed their further of the present did rot present matters of a Justiciable Idetrlch In the federal court this discrediting of the Ludendorffs morning eyes to unpalatable facts, contributed to Cadillac Touring, model character. Arguments upon the motion upon J A. Fold efaen for the embezzleIf kind. German and their the people 5.'!. have been set lor March 2S, damage the prestige of the whole allisuch leadership ment of poatofflce funds. and made difficult th position of means one for all that Th charge was brought aealnat FAdlef. ance, only Invasion, new aacrlflcea new to face face with German the 7Sw France, Ford Shoot Will rued. Sedan; sen while he waa puetmaster at Dnggt, menace and privations, then and then alone the peace Juatly and correctly alarmed of Dodge; Hudson Touring; th world will be assured by th fct Idaho. NEW YORK, March 18 Thre will th course of her elllea at Hudson Coupe; Oakland with that th German dream. Ilk the NaOf Theodor V Fhont. president of the Joaeph Keller, charged selling On the mi itary side the German revowill be abolished. trial. Iwtil Ison Daw. Touri ng. liquors, poleonic Interborough Rapid Transit lution mar have no real dangers. If Britwere filed today for probate. company, eon and Jan Anderaon. both of Idaho ain and the United States are ready to Mast Falla with In lfh'5. filed on One will, selling intoxlcaring share in what must be a new demonstracharged Reorganize, lf of the widow, Mr. Mills D Rhonts liquor, will face the Judge tomorrow tion on sea and aong the. Rhine. The Bui todav all fh Countries which left th bulk of his estate ta her and morning will watch for th first sign of fought against Oermany must Junkers her two daughters. allied purpose, so will th Kbert element, that thetr victory was Indecisiverecognize and l Twe ojher wilJi. filed bv Cornelius J now driven out of power. Jf th same now relied Into question. The "old gang" QAutormbilcCa. Rullivan, attorney for the executors, make SI HATS mn are (ALT Uis hesitation revealed which have which made th war. which gave tli r revision for a trust fund the income cursed th silled policy with respect to war It ehara-'tof avagerv, ar FOR FLETCHERS from Which is to be divided between Russia, th same d easier will follow In th saddle, and they will remainagain In bhont' widow and his "friend,' Mrs Ilk The Junker ths will saddle to Bolsheviks, th repeat their oid crime and Ah.anda niak good their control tn tbstr ewa preserve ths old snd si tradition p.y Force to ffOB- WOOD Fighting Battle Panama. Doubtful Districts to Hold Conventions day in Cities of apolis and St. Paul. Ia-clfl- Johnson Receives Labor Vote, but Loses. Out in Most of the Larger Precincts of the State. coast-.eine- 1907-1)- Figure it out e 8. D HE cost of clothes isnt just the price-i-ts the price divided by the number of days you wear the clothes j n s s' Herman Strieker, ) . Hart Schaffner & Marx Paacs Near Away at ' A ... Because our clothes wear more days for every dollar spent they cost less than other clothes If you arent satisfied money back se-o- nd secho-Stovakt- ' lU TWIN-FALL- WILL - niVinrNniyon rVI FAIRLY HEAVY VOTE IN NORTH PRIMARY BEAUTIFUL POCATELLO sntl-Junk- er tf their caste, unless th allies are ready to act promptly and unhesitatingly. The diplomats hav spollod th the triumph of the soldiers ha been spoiled by th statesmen, we have lost th prize, having won th war, unless In th present crisis, the most acute for th wond since the days of the latden-doroffensive of 1919. th allied nations, forgetting tuelr quarrels over Flume, th 8arre and Arabian lands, dismissing the Idle goesip of the economic and moral "experts," strike hands again In a compact to complete the Job. Th German has awaited his time. He has struck at a promising moment. Th disarray of th allied force at least warrant a hop that ho may regain all that was loot and that the world may lose all that was won In th four years of terrible wer. In any event, th true solution of . the situation now He In ths hands of Foch; It Is for him to prescribe action and for the statesmen who have vto-lor- y, ff sabotaged hie victory to stand aside. Blejrer Verdict Eeturned. March 18.A verdict tha Mrs. Ruth Randall killed Cltrrord M. Bleyer, wealtny advertising man, and then committed suicide was returned today by a coroner's Jury. Statements In Mrs, RandaD' diary, which was submitted a evidence, tended to show that the woman had premeditated the act, th verdict said. Bleyer, who had a wife and two children. and Mrs. Randall, divorcee, wer found eliot to death la the womans apartment March 8. CHICAGO, Canal Slid Bemoved. WASHINGTON. March 16 Condition at th Cucararlia slid tn the Panama canal had sufficiently Improved yesterday to permit all waiting ships to pass. Governor Harding reported today to th war department w' TO OWN -- Ar-m- Used Oakland oqe-ha- one-ha- lf lf ho-plt- condition. OF at LAW ......... JAIL bJ hr exei-ule- SHARMAN i! Children Cry CAS TORI A r 11 Gefour .tlHar! Dawn TODAY! AT YOUR GROCER- mw .iMiitxc-ir-Mwaw.s'ena- s,, S- - Rotel1 b? Che GIBSON ... ..j,.. COMMERCIAL CC w. |