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Show I T V. 8 could or could not do. and atill represent the administration plan for winning th lection. floated around the Curious rumor Platform Battle Next. that White House after It was reiterated From time to time the convention got McAdoo, had put himself out of the.run-nlnechoes of the wet and dry ftght being waged on the outside behind the closed a as said that he could no longer doors of the ptat'oim committee, but it beIt a successful candidate, pecauee too devoted Itself wholly, so far as the or- many delegates were not ready to take ganised program was concerned, with get- him at his vftrd, and that hi latest ting the nominating speeches out of the statement was based on knowledge he way and clearing the decks for considers had straight from th convention that he tlon of the platform tomorrow. not win against a certain alliance It was expected that all the. nominating could between Cox and 1 aimer. Palmer's name speeches would be made today and that was not very popular today at the Whit when an adjournment was taken - until - v , tomorrow the convention would hav, a House. to of the consideration track clear begin McAdoo Stand Confuses.' platform, with Jta sure fight on the wet and .dry Issue 'and possioly some other McAdoo's dropping of th manfle wa planka. thought to give a chance to somebody Hut after eight weary and racking hour like Colby or Glass to rally the adminisof continuous session that were jammed tration forces and beat any combination with nerve strain (he convention felt it of Cox and Palmer. had had enough after it heard nominal There was little talk about Vice President Marshall, it wax said after all the Ing speechespior ten candidates, conclud ing with Governor Edwards of New Jer administration could not point, to a single utterance of his that would imply, that fey, and on motion of Representative Flood of Virginia suspended the rules and he w as for th .league of nations pur and took a recess until 11 o clock tomorrow simple. Colby and Glass were, 'therefore, the the two toasts of ths day. morning. of At that hour tomorrow business Either one, It wa pointed out, was placing candidates in nomination will tg resumed where It was solid on the league of nation ,nd as left off today, with the prospect that the forcible aa desired on the captivating name of John V. Davis, .ambassador to proposition of light wine - and beers, Oreat Britain wiU be the only one pre- leaving the rest to fate and congress. sented. Aw,, .ari. THE SALT LAKE TRLB UNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY l, 1920. vie of the nation" he would not refuse tile nomination. 1 g. Presentation - of Names TJnpre- Attended by cedented " Demonstrations. (Continued From Page One) business of noralnatMhiroceed. Chair-ma- n Robinson pounded unceailnglv with hi gat ei si ben more than half an hour bad passed, and finally the rooter fought their ay back to the gallery toand the to their seats await "delegates back the neat act of the great ahow. Senator Harrtaon of Mississippi, among those seconding Governor Cox' nomina- tion, struck a note that proved the conrention had been keyed up. He hit herd at the newspapers of San Francisco which published the story of the governors divorce ten years ago, and a burst of cheer that rang out answered bis thrust. Then Chairman Robtnarm recognized tV. Bourke CockraiFbf New York to nominate Governor Smith. As he came to the platform the delegate greeted him as an old friend. They cheered and called expectantly to him, knowing of eld his power as au oca tor. ' -- Davis' Friends Hopeful. Cockran Starts -- Em Going. conven- Ten Candidates Named. John W. Davis, ambassador to Great Britain, was the only Vna.ii. on the lint of thoae for whom nominating speeches wera to be mado who was not reached on the The candidates placed in days program. nomination were Senator Owen of Oklahoma, Attorney General Palmer, Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, Homer Cummings, chalrman-o- f the Democratic national com mittee; William G. McAdoo, Governor Smith of New York, Governor Edwards of New Jersey. Secretary of Agricultuie Meredith, Governor Cox of Ohio and James Gerard, former ambassador to Germany. The big demonstrations of the day came with the presentation of Palmer, Cox and McAdoo, although there was a spontaneous-outburst with the presentation of Governor Smith. with the "wet' and his dissatisfaction dry - situation before the reeolutione committee, and said that he Intended to fight in the convention and hoped to gain distinction as a reviser of plat-for- hare no hope of glory as a writer of the Democratic pUform, he said. am a member of the resolutlone commit-tebut not one of the Sacred Nina- - But 1 tell you they know now that this Issue cannot be settled in committee rooms It takes only- - one man to bring In a minority report, and there la that one man on the resolutions committee, came here aa a delegate from Nebraska to take the case before the thousand other delegates assembled here and let them answer. I came here to do what t can for people, not to see what I can get people to do for me. If I can help tills world to banish alcohol, and after that to banish war, and if I can do that, no office, no presidency, can offer the honor that will be mine. "The Bible says that 'one, with God, shall chase a thousand,' llr. Bryan said, and that's about tha number 1 have to fight. It says that two shall put ten thousand to flight.' and I am looking for the other man. Speaking of candidates, Mr. Bryan said I -- f We have prepared just the kind of outfit you need for the Fourth of July and, what is additionally attractive, extra special discounts are offered in each section ' of the Mens Shop. OUR SPECIAL SALE OF Mens Young Mens zandBoys: Suits Continues Read carefully these extra spe- cial inducements. STOP consider, for a moment , what these prices mean. TWO GROUP- SRemarkably Priced ' King Motion Adoped. Group iNo. 1 at Suit .values Suits included. $90, $37,50, $85 RAN FRANCISCO. June 30. On motion of Samuel A. King of Salt Dake City, the national Democratic convention adopted a resolution fixing the representation of the Panama canal zone at two delegates In future conventions , Kuppenheimer Group No. 2 r Resolution Delivered. t Z.C.M.I.Mens Shop Anticipated Your Wants - -- York delegation going with American flags and much cheering. It did not teem that any unusual event was at hand. The demonstration started slowlv. Cockran made his way through admirers on the platform. On the floor, back with his own delegation, he was accorded a reception that threatened to cripple his right hand with the vigor of New Jersey appreciative handshaking. folks came over to join In. 'w Bj Universal Service, 8AN FRANCIBCO, June 30. Mis I M. Bohanan of New York, a convention floor officer, and Mrs. Carter, delegate from Klrksv I lie. Mo , were separated hy M Srks ol - New Vork Ctty during a quarrel on the rpnventlpn floor In- which "Miss Bohapan sayajdrs. Cartera attempted to strike her. MummI Bohanan hair wax also disarranged, and she believes Mrs. Carter pulled it. '1 wouldn t put It past her, s!m explained. Miss Bohfcnan Is 34 and pretty. The encounter started when men In the Missouri delegation were 1o a struggle ax to whether the state banner shoulj be carried In the McAdoo demonstration parade. Jo 8hannongnd Jim Duly, supporters of Reed, insisted that Missouri delegates should not carry the banner for McAdoo. They had attempted to carry It In the Palmer demonstration, and were preSo when vented hy the other delegates. Mrs. Carter sought to parade with It for Miss BoMcAdoo, Shannon Interfered. hanan. who was near, went to his sld. What right have you to butt in, you are not a delegate, fired Mrs. Carter. "It makes no difference. I am from- - Missouri. ' retorted Miss Bohanan, who formerly lived in St Doula Then the struggle started. After the women separated, the men took it up, and In the melee the banner was hurled to the floor and broken. Only the letters "ouri ' remain. pro-he- they were not disappointed. New Yorker struck a note from the first that found a quick answer. Cockran lavBRYAN AROUSED; ished unstinted admiration ilsoii, pointing dramatically 40 the great PROMISES FIGHT over Illuminated portrait of the president locking the convention.- - Nearly every v word and gesture brought cheers and SAN - FRANCISCO. June SO. W. J. snouts from the floor, and Cockrans in a fighting mood, speaking at tribute to Governor Smith aet the New aBryan, breakfast gathering today, expressed - Again A MISSOURI WOMEN BATTLE ON FLOOR - The" platform committee, the tion leaders hope,. will he ready to report' at that time, and the convention can then dispose of the platform and to balloting foi a presidential nominee, possibly tomorrow night or Friday. Many of the friends of Ambassador Davis of hi name tofelt that the presentation morrow before- - a convention refreshed by a night's rest instead of at the fag end of a hard day gav e him an Important The advantage. - j at- - WASHINGTON. June 30 A telegraphic copy of tha resolution adopted hy the he had made no choice himself nor in Democratic national convention praising McAdoo Demonstration Surprise doraed any aspirant. If (he convention the achievements of President Wilson In ever a point where It sought his the conduct of the war and congratulating The Cox and Palmer demonstrations advicereached or suggestion, he added,. I could him on his recovery, was delivered today 'were fully expected and looked for, but name doaena Democrats worthy to alt to the president. It has been delayed In the McAdoo demonstration, coming after In the White of $78.50, $75, $72.50 Suit values X. transit There was no Intimation as to House. days of uncertainty as to whether a nomisend a would said whether the he be On the president reply. question, suffrage nating speech was to be made for him hoped that Tennessee would ratify the Kuppenheimer Suits included. or not, added an element of interest and national before the Contest Suit Filed. . suffrage amendment surprise. It was easily the loudest, longla adopted. est and most tumultuous demonstration of platform BfeNSON, Minn., June 30 A suit con23,000.000 womthe lot and kept the convention In an ensI want tohetake these testing the nomination Of the Rev. O. G. "and weta' the votes, eald, defy Kvale of Benson at the recent Republican uproar for the best part of an hour. Dr, Burris Jenkins of Kansas City, Who primary election over Representative A'. was ready to place the former secretary LANCER J. Volstead for congress from the Sevof the treasury In nomination, finally dedistrict was filed today In the DAKOTA enth cided to yield to the wishes of Mr. McSwift county district-- , court here. HearAdoo and not make a nominating speech of the case was set for July 13. ing for him. He simply explained the situaFARGO. N. D. June 30. William tion to the convention in one of the shert-speeches on record and announced Danger had a heavy lead over Governor lie had placed Mr, McAdoo In nomination, I J. Frasier, the NonpSrtlsan league Refully assured that if drafted for the- - ser- candidate. In the contest for the when publican 'gubernatorial nomination, returns from today's state-wiprimary had been received from 150 scattered precincts. giving Danger 11.308; Frasier SOTS. In the race for the Republican nomination for United States senator, A. J. Gronna, incumbent, the candidate of the Republicans, Is opposed by E. F. Dadd, president of the North Dakota Agricultural tolege, who is the Nonpartisan choice,, and Colonel Frank White, former (Continued From Fags Ona) governor, who la supporteJJjy a "service mens" committee. Tha polls closed at J oclock tonight. that such a member of the committee should have been overlooked. Shopr-- A Senator Pomerene, who represents Ohio REPUBLICANS on the resolution committee, sat Just In of Chairman Glass. He Is hot only CONCLUDE WORK front ( prominent member of the senate and from one of the four big. state, but be on may be regarded as the spokesman COLUMBUS, Ohio. June SO. Republicans made short work of their state con- the committee for Governor Cox, one of the leading candidates for the presidential vention today, adopting a platform, namSenator Pomerene may be I say, you know! old squash, did " ing presidential electors and doing other nomination. Interested In the In routine matters a session luting less supposed to be Itvitally rteU you that both the good old excited some surprise platform, and Docs L. A. and D. C. James (you T than balf an hour. UR DRUG STORE 13 AT3 William H. Boyd of Cleveland, a Wood when Chairman Glass passed him by. know those priceless old optom- SOUTH MAIN STS New York will present Governor Bmlth, delegate to the national convention, and etrist Docs In their .darltn littleD. J Tabor of BamesvIUe, master of but the Empire state is not represented store In the Walker Bank Buildthe Ohio state grange, were named elec- on the subcommittee, even though that a goodish In) Were In France for tors at large. Electors chosen yesterday state la represented in 'the resolutions while, flttln' the good old spec on tered hi laboratory, Evan ran out and at th district caucuses were ratified by the Honorable Bourke CockConcerns the soldier chappies? by committee down the stair to the treet. He wa ran, a man who has many claims to disthe convention. i'ell. Its a fact, pon my soul, In the prevented from escaping by people U. S. The platform adopted I silent on the tinction. tjlat with the dear old Docs rests lobby of the hotel. Nothing waa missing wet and dry question and suffrage, its the dashed credit. If you catch my th fropi tlK room taxation plank affirms the' principle of mportant States Ignored. MARRIAGE LICENSES. jrtft, for the good old WASHINGTON. June 0. Bui against hark alms of tha Yanks and Tom- - g the Smith 1 per cent law, declares for a home of the president, New the George C. Malloy, Nephl, Utah, sod Thelaa a of the Jbrkcy, number principal country' debt would limitation, hies. ' rigid the permit Sswby, Garfield, Llsh. n g manufacturers of linseed oil, for alleged ; hew toe g. Welle, W tlUrd, rtah, aad Martha ; There's many a rummy Hun, you g limitations of the Smith law to be ex- has a candidate for president In the th Bhertnan violations antitrust of act, execuchief ceeded whom H. a the of a. governor only by popular vote, and asserts Critsh Vanderkool, Ofdea, Ltih. know, wishes the good Docs had g was filed today In Chicago, department of Clarence M. gaarr end Frances M, Went, bet ' that local subdivisions should not be lim- tive cordially congratulated when he was j never been born. If you follow me. Justice official announced tonight. of Halt Lake. So pop in to eee them, old thing T ited In their ability to pay existing debt elected last fall. Even New The bill of complaint name the AmerSAN FRANCISCO. June 30. Two men Bertrand K. Bur Jon, Crescent, Utah, and Aa-j- e Jerseys for theyll tell you in the - veriest Z authorised by popular vote. ican Linseed company of. (New York and a on the committee wa not MsdseB, Kirertoo, Cun. boy wore killed and A farm plank demand that the state representative Jiffy If your optics are up- tp the Z bureau W olstephnlme. Pleasant Willis OklaLinseed In on when subcommittee. the an City, burned Manufacturing bodies Ankensy their airplane appointed Greea, Utah, of markets be placed on a funcmark, and all that sort of thing. ' aad hate Hann, West Jordan, VU- hDea Moines; Archer Daniel Owen and Indorsed Senator struck homa company, were here has hlch riding today they acbasis and encourages other And, what ho, old topper I'll go T tioning A. Balt Iowa Rslpb Linseed Andrew, and William seconded it. crashed wire Lass, electric a company, Margaret and Minneapolis; high voltage tivities to promote production. Governwith you, you know, for the good Beck, American Fork, I lab. In selecting the representatives of New sett tonight made public another league O. Goodrich company, Milwaukee. Hirst to the ground in flames at ' the marine ment price fixing wes denounced. old. Docs are Jolly good friends of Hubert K. Mulhalt aad Basel Kara, both ef Glass passed by Senfor his and Begley Linseed company, Chicago; flying field. V , Candidates for governor approved the England. Chairman Salt lake. plank, commending the presidentratificamine, and If you'U clip this ad and ' nafried of Midland and Massachusetts and Walsh Linseed Products are: ator The dead company th league, desiring Jadd H. Stafford and Myrtle A. Cask, both platform before It was presented to the the take it along, they'll Inspect your Linseed Oil compan, MinneThis Is the efforts for without Daniel Lana, S3, commercial airplane of Unit Lake. representative of Maine change, or MlnnasotaNational convention for adoption. Farmers, repeyes free, if you see what I mean It is known that tion for "ratificationnullifying when Lead more the service. New air of company. army apolis; clearer Clifford L. fhaae, Phoenix, Aria, and astounding n formerly mailing pilot, resented Ohio fedthe Bureau Farm by . , gratia Paul Lane, 10, nephew of Daniel Lane. (who had been chosen sec- but) more specific the obligations ofjhe United York City; Northern Linseed Oil Segla, Bell, Moat. eration, expressed satisfaction with the Senator ofWalsh What say, old turnip. Gan we . forL Hu Red of ion San sat H eomniittecl Davie therezolutlon Linseed movement B. Francisco, Tucker end Minneapolis' Wing retary .Marguerite any limraoa. Titates, .anddenounclng agricultural plank, and expressed confi, go now, w hat? Oil company, Red wing, Minn.; the Bher-wi- n merly with the United State , forestry both of Halt Lake. dence that the Democratic state conven- by M n Glass on the platform nearer to to make it a partisan Isane. Hoi Blevlan aad Mary Pullmaa, both ef gelt his volunteer Williams eompaoyr-Clevelanthe service. tion will adopt a plank no less satisfac- him than anyone else except Toledo Seed and Oil Company, Toledoi the Tucker was a native of Boston, where Lake. aide, Secretary Colby. Senator Walsh is Ratification Solemn Doty. tory to the farming industry. Ernest B. Lesser aad Emma TaaralkeBbarg of In one ablest Democrats He not the wsS It year old, Mann Brothers company Buffalo, and his parents reside. only Bengtor Harding, presidential nftmlnee, Senator pomerene also had before the th Armstrong Bureau of Related Indu- a civil engineering graduate of Harvard both ef gelt Lake. but he Is one of the most sent a messags which, was read at the the senate, member ratification i of the party. full committee a plank urging . i strie. university, and had taken part In- tho convention, expressing regret at his In- progressive BIRTHS. Even Senator Smith of South Carolina, without Impairing reservation, but Bingham expedition to the Andes'- He ability to attend the convention and con- who on - diff.rsncts rexervhtlona, comof moved Ctiriw 8. and Ellen Hendrickson Johnson, the the made several other expeditions of exappointment I m r.re-- , m. veying felicitations on a united party. a ,ir. rr 16fi as Lnion to ratification effect Court, boy. If necessary, mittee, was forgotten. ploration, among them a trip to th sumBenjamin Cl do and Dorothy Christian Beooo in the appointment of this committee solemn dutv to the country and humanmit of Mouut McKinley. ' Croaa Esteis, fcoepUal, boy. Holy Mission Senators who voted for til Lodge the chairman seemed to have used an ity. Htdney Allen and Amanda Josephine Ekstraad also were demanding that Invisible yardstick or to have chosen 'by reservation Hatton, S56 West Sixth South ntreet, firL to not action be repudiated. Several chemical member their of Dispose CONVENTION NEWS the subcommittee analysis. Loots Bradford and Cora Emily Stirs aman Th Irish question wa another mUl- are known to be favorHutchison, 9tf0 Dresden avenue, boy, BRIGHAM T,," CITlVJune ill. Misx EvT ald Stocks Prominent leader able io McAdoo, while others tant proposition. Arthur Lynn and Laura Virflnla Johnson Mr. of O. .Mrs. Bertfce. and Olsen, daughter By Universal may be expected to swing Into his column the plank fostered by Frank P. Walnh lyn Olsen ' Meireary, Holy Crons bbMpttat, boy, of the Fourth ward, left for hester lUmedel) and Pauline Celenn Lt'Beo WASHINGTON, Juns 30. The an- when relieved from allegiance to others. snd Eamonn d Valera for recognition of J. 30. June of WASHINGTON, Disposal yesterday to perform missionary nouncement that William G McAdoo did One so remote as myself from the fountain the "Irish republic' had virtually no Hawaii Holy ('rasa bosidtal, firl. remaining aurplus stocks of war material Colburn, Hubert Thomas and Laura Isabella Whitaker not want hi name presented to the con- of Information, Is unable to Judge whether chance, but widespread Influences were work. wa placed today under the direction of Jones. Holy is a school teacher, and It Cross hospital, boy, vention and meant It, and the report the tes( of availability for this Important working to secure some adequate and gen- la Miss Olsen that In of lx officers "control charge or aha will one depot, relieve harlea John I aad Bertha Iren Lndwlf Cllrtk, presumed of had or to was of expression do State Colby had come subcommittee sympathy th teacher at th mission school at which have been established at Atlanta. L. D. that Secretary personal erally satisfactory 8, hospital, firl. with Irish aspiration. out for light wines and beer. were the with party platform plana Boston, New York, Chicago; Ban An heeduuar-tera- Jess where mission and Annie Lyls $pencar Barber, Late. Kdfnr the Oahu, In the 1 may add that the omission of my Among Important planka placed topics of main interest today at the . Texaa, andSanI'riuicljco. The 761 sUee- toro loeatsd. give woe- - tendered - a tonkin sale k name-fro- m U hlie House the llxt was to fee ex peeled tentative- - platform by -- the subcommittee hew wilt go Into effect ( hristophsr and Annn program ErUnaan In BUphns testimonial farewell Fourth the inward . 1 After the nominating speeches started. first, because my political activities. were those dealing- with Mexico and terson, L. D. 8. hospital, firl. July on and Bunday evening chapel Mexico presented On a relations. plank President Wilson took a scat alone on though extending over many years, have dustrial - Intending Carl Harry and Klfrida Cecil Olandef Linde purchasers will apply to th by thq people of the ward to asthe south porch of the Whit House, not yet been aufflclent to bring me within waa approved expressing a kindly feeling a purse ' Holy Cress hospital, firl depot supervising the area In which they fren, her in her labora Koacoe Polrer and Imogens Collett 0 toner, of the gentleman, from Vir- tdward. Mexico and promising recognition sist where he apparently had hla mind on the are. situated, will- salt from Ban Fran-cis- co Mias Otaen . D. established 8.- tvypirr, fin. well de facto governt. of any developments referring to Mr. , McAdoo ginia; and second, because my contribur . , Charles Klmer and Maud Mary Mitchell July I. and Mr Colby,,-Thtions to the presidents successes would ment. HELD ON THEFT CHARGE. v 410 Houth State street, firl. The labor plank fully recognises the belief In White (louse circle is make my appointment seem like an effort W. 8. Wesson was arrested yesterday of collective and McAdoo repreIs perfectly slnceie In hi bargaining on the part of the executive to Interfere right that and Sheriff by Hushes William Deputy NEW SUITS FILED sentation of labor by lla own spokesmen. announcement. The reault-h- as been to with the freedom-- of thecommlttees lodged tir the- county Jail, wher h la All of the subcommittee's . M. RoMawon Juanita decision, boost the stock of Colby or Senator Glass, against Them as 'R. on .a Robiilsroi, held for the authorities Idaho Falls " tentaGlass for Chatrmaii "were convention of asserted, Is divorce, on ground of nonsupport. There Never before has a great suspicion here that Mr. Colby charge of stealing an automobile at Twin Martin (allahan against John 0. Cerleaa aad lias been convinced and the suggestion pur party hnd to deal with iaaueji so mo- tive He denounced as "pure Inventions Fall and bringing It to Bait Lake. P. M 'Matttumir to reenter 812.V), alleged due has been made before today at ths Whit mentous. There Is at home an, unrest report of divided, format vote on any of peril! W Th Tribes. on th purchase price of at automobile. let us rebuild your shoes, Mis Lculs Poul-4o. House that New York is absolutely es- never before known, and the old world la th planka. On most of the tentative MILFORD, June Men IntermonWtsin Association of Credit BORN. DAUGHTER sential to the Success of the Democratic nearer to chaos than it ha been In cen- platform's minor feature, the Virginia former Bolt Lake girl, now with the Kroupa and others,' to (renter arJfct H W. due instead of paying a big party at the polls. His move of coming turies.' If ther waa aver- - a time when platform wa qgld to have been followed Balt Lake Route at Milford, ha been of Chester Celborn, secretary to the chief "tyw. on not a ; out foi light wines and beers Is underdetectives, announced )eterdsy about Auriah alleged voted the most popular girl in tjiln city. Democrats ought to take counsel to- closely. Credit Ad lust meat association a gainst price for new ouesl Quick, o raised through the voting the police headquarters that his family Bne Consolidated Woolen company, to recoter Th fund stood, so far as It goes, aa being not en- gether, and, In generous spirit, seek to mors now, following th $1100, alleged doe for goods sold and dell tered. of numbered MANAOK WEATHER BUREAU. own notion as to flow best to understand the new currents are to hi TO used esIn contest assist thought tirely being A economical efficient, arrival yesterday of a secure the good graces of th New York and chart th political sea. It la now. per 1.1 J. An h Kills against r. H. Rudy, to guiet baby The Tribes. tablishing a children's playground, r title to cert r to real estate. How Inopportune that w should be sent Th prise consisted, of an airplane ride, girl at th Holy Cros hospital. delegation. 30. The- - Miller FARMINGTON. June vice. Adella Pappas against Peter Fappsst'for ocean with sealed Floral Yuut upon the angry the Odd of Farmington ha taken which was one of th features of on ground of uonstipport aad cruelty company A Reliable Remady for Olgirhooa Colby's League Stand. . over the cooperative weather station at Fellows' ostdbratlon. , Instruction. Kthel Wilson against DeVoui WHssft fog Bo far a the public know,' Mr. Colby "I hav vised ChambeHalne Colic and divorce, on ground of aonsupport, that place, under the supervision of the LUTHER BURBANK ILL. BUBRECT for to BUROLAR ARRESTED. Diarrhoea find stands on the league of nations platform, and it tears bureau office Remedy at Balt Lake. weathsx. ). Duther FertnliiKlon is one of the oldest and beat P. E. Evans waa arrested last night by be the only medicine I can rely upon to lie ha stated that K Is good enough a SAN FRANCISCO. June KIWAN1S EDITOR TO $PfAK, SHOE REPAIRING) CO. euro diarrhoea, colic and holer morbua It la. but that it might be chahged In Burbank, the horticulturist, was brought cooperative weather eta tlon In th state, patrolmen H. A. Heath and A. II. Roger Roe PVtkerson, - editor of thn Klwwtit 21 E. 2nd South. any respect that would not nullify it today to a San Francisco sanitarium from the record having been mad for sev- for attempted burglary of the apartment it has cured many of mv friends to whom Waaatdi 3683.' J1I be thn principal speaker at I hava recommended It. I believe tlia( mag&flne, enteen year by Charles Boylln, who I of Marko Garina, a medicine manufacformeaning. H lias, however, taken hi hems In Sant Rosa, Cal , for treatBasement Cont Nat. Bank Bldg. ward step 4n tFie .matter of light wines ment. Mrs. Rut bank accompanied him. now hi charge of tlic outdoor woik at turer. at th Plaa hoteh "S1 Rest Sec- every family 'should keep a bottle of it In thn regular weekly luncheon of the Kl U In not gafe to bn without I wnnln chib At the Xrm house hotel today. , and beers, snd It Is assumed her as Information aa to th nature of the ill- the Miller Floral company, and wilt have ond South street. Gactna ax'd when lit the non (Also Provo, Utah) most reasonable (hat he was told by th ness of the plant wizard waa declined direct car of th government Instrureturned home at oclock last night en-he- It. writes Mr W. F. Boatman, Moberly, Herbert Van T)am, Jr., mill be chairman lie Mo. . I president When unlocked. ments. before he left her what he at'the sanitarium. (Adv.) of thn meeting. , found bl door iti LEADS NORTH t 1 et The THE OPTICAL Save time and money befitting out for the 4th of Julyatx Z. C. M, I. Mens Shop. CHAPPIE OHIO SAYS: .wonderful Mothers! Sale Continues Ls Boys, opportunity awaits you. Are Indicted by 1 V3 Off in Z. C. M. Linseed true-ta-th- " Mothers! de S<'Lake Statistics Jury s- Three Are Kitted by of Airplane tier-so- i ' Kath-flco- com-pan- y, f d; I w-g iifigjGrafiEsa : i li Brigham City Teacher Departs on PRESIDENT HEARS Steps Taken f Surplus War -- n- Nor-ton- , Former Salt Lake Girt Js Honored at Milford SAVE $ $ $ S - n, 1 4 on. ... . MONARCH ten-pou- , ' ' J rf c t : |