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Show -- x THU SALT; LAKE TRIBUNE, ,SAT URfAY MORNING, JULY 3, 192o! BIG FEATURES nr tomorrow's ? Commoner , the fin sway The Sunday Tribune. , stories. r (Continued From Fact On.) LCttCrt I Vote by States. " a The popular leUera of Ring W. lud numonit set, the great writer of humor, whoso a household word the world, Of ft Tale by English speaking Ford f r Optics Frank XL Rimonds, the American ntlcal writer, who is considered Ml an . thorlty throughout Europe, will contlnne hia discussions of national and . world problems in Th. gundiy Tribune. ' The eleventh installment of Mice and RTtim PiKKnn Man," the unparalleled serial by Kath- trine Nswlin Burt, will appear in The Tribune tomorrow. riction Wide Awako hi a Pnllinan Keeper will be the subject of Westerman's cartoons in The Tribune Sunday. Sketches From Life' Admiral William Sowden Rims In aa 1 article appearing in The Tribune to seae were cleared of German gubmarinee in order that morrow, tellg how the the American soldiers might he safely transported to the battlefields of ransporung ooiaiers France , , s Marriage and Happiness 1. t i JSSSlumjSin Stm Sunday. Tribune hew ahe maintains the fire of love in her husband. Alexander. Romance ttlg?2t1ffSZrZ3L Trill be discussed in the pagts of tomorrow a Tribune ORDER TOUR COPY AT ONCE Phone Wasatch 590. , oa Gets Ovation. 7f Bryan William Jennings Bryan, with Thlg ig at her, by Georg Weston, will appear in another of the famooi 175,000 series of Short Sewell the widely read Torchy and Shorty itotleo by Sowell Ford, .will bo a part of tomorrows Tribune. Alabama nay 24; Arisona A year 2. Anaya 4; Arkanaaa 11, uaye IS; California i28, yeaa 1, nave IS, 1 'absent; Colorado 12, naya 13; Connecticut 14, yeaa 12, naya 2; Delaware 4, naya S; Florida 12, yeaa Baya 10; Georgia 22, naya 21; Idaiio I, naya I; llUnoia 28, yeaa 4s, naya 12; Indiana to, yeaa 2, uaya 24; Iowa 28, 1, naya 22; Kanaaa 30, naya 20; KOn-- S f yeaa tucky 14, yeaa 2, naya 24; Louisiana 20. 3 yeaa A naya 12; Maine 12, yeaa 2, naya 3; Maryland 12, yeas 8, naya 8; Maaaachu-- 1 g aetta 28, yeas 28; Michigan 20, yeaa 2, naya 28, 1 absent; Minnesota 24, yaaa , naya IS, I absent! Mleaiaaipp! 30, naya 20; Missouri 28, yeaa iOty, naye lSH; Mon' tana 2, yeaa s, nays 8; Nebraska 18. yeas 2, nays ll; Nevada A naye 8; New Hemp ; shire 8. yea a A nays 8; New Jersey 2A fyeas 38; New Mexico A naye 8; New York 80. yeaa 20, naya 10; North Carolina 24, naya 24; North Dakota 10, yeas 1, naya 0; Ohio-42- , yeaa 21, naya IT; Okie home 20, yeaa 2, nays 12; Oregon 10, naya 10; Pennsylvania 78, yeas 80, naya 28; Rhode island. 10, yeaa 0, naya 1; South Carolina It. naya 18; South Dakota 10, yeas A naya I, Tennessee 24, nays 24; U Texas 40, naya 40; Utah 8, yeaa 1. nays ST; Vermont 8, yeaa A nays 4; Virginia g 34, yaaa 8, nays U, I absent ; Washington h 14, yens H, nays 11, H absent; West Virginia 18, yeaa (, nays 11; Wisconsin 28, you 0, nays IT; Wyoming 0, naya 2; Alaka I, yeaa 2, nays 2; Dlatriot of Co 1 lumbia A yaaa 8H, d absent; Hawaii 8, ,t naya 8; Fbi.tpplnes 8, naya 2; Porto Rloo , naya 8; Canal Zone A naya A ; The total on the vote rejecting the sub-- 1 stltute on the Irish plank was 17114 votes against It, with 402 votes for tt. Then Chairman Class moved the adop-Iftlof the platform and It went through ft aa framed with a roar. With a cheer the g convention turned to the first ballot for jj preaidsnA e who name has become throughout will ho continued in The Tribune tomorrow. It wm defeated by the following rote by atetee: - iMX Ku tJ&J George Weston Story locked oa maa Followed r of Argument ' by Remarkable Ovation. . fate frtbant gfrr grail Presentation issue or ; WWWW.OWVWMWWMVWyWWVW.IVMWWVWIWVW ley of Sen Francisco. A veyae of the "Star Spangled Banner" aerved to key even higher the tenaa expectancy of the crowd, end at the eonelualon there was another outburst of Impatianoe mingled with ertee for Brya. 4. matlcally with praise for th platform, he declared It one of th strongest aver adopted by a political party. - He added that whatever difference of opinion there had been In the platform committee had been over tha means and not th end te be accomplished, but tt waa on of th Democrat to speak hia prerogative of Reading of Platform. , Amid more cheers Senator Robinson own view. Benator aiess, and the mdlng . Bryan Opens of th platform began. When the direet declaration for ratificaI am glad to eom to you and any that tion of th treaty wee reeohed In th I am ready to Indorse almost all (that Is reading, there wee another demonetratlon, about half the delegate again getting to written there," be continued, and an uproar of approval and disapproval greeted their feet and cheering th word of the hia word "Make It all, make ft U1" platform. When be finished th league plank, yelled several of th delegates. Under the rules Mr. Bryan waa reBenator Glaaa departed from hia manuquired to read all of hia proposed planka script to aay: of any of them could "Bo much for tha league of nations, before th discussion proposition he pro my voice, I regret to aay, is Impaired begin, Th bone-dr- y ented first and then followed the dec from fighting for that declaration." The remark waa answered by applause laraUons he had drafted tor publication from eom of U delegate and spect- of a government bulletin for dealing with ator. profiteers, and to 'put tha party on recopposing compulsory military train' Nearly every plank got a little rise of ord aa In time of peace. . , ins applause when It wae reed, but th decBattles Sta&eJT When h came to th last of his five laration In the platform were not naw which dealt with th league of many of the delegate, end for th plank 1 A particularly apectaeuiar batlla rayed to Bryan prefaced Its reading part, they became reatleea before nation, Mr,that around poaaesaion of ths California stand most was the faying by nothing contained tn It half The was reading completed. where, when Mrs. Oeorgia C. Orme Intended 'to' conflict with tha majority of th proceeding apparently 3 by of Oak tend, attempted to carry the monotony of p raise for tb presi words waa too tamo for them, end they showed platform's Into the demonstration, a (turn 3 standard bo added, waa many way that they wr anxious for dent, 1 The peace treaty, her of mea attempted to prevent It In better than anyone had a right to floor fight to begin. 1 Among them was an assistant sergeant theBenator circumstances the .with Glaaa worked hard at the readconsidering Francta J, Hsney pounoed on many tiroes to wipe th which tha president had to deal. the man and threw him Into the crowd. ing, and paused Boms "noes interrupted th reeding of ' All that remained of the standard when perspiration from hia fee. the Bryan league plank, but its provisions the wreckage was cleared away waa a also got some applause. It demanded an Business. I tattered pert of the pasteboard top which Is amendment to the constitution for ratifihad ones borne the letters sf the state's , Tt a a hot b remarked Just of trestle by a majority vote of nsme. Alabama's standard suffered a after be bed reedJob," the agricultural plank cation , ; similar fate and the bits were triumphant. a hot platform," shouted a dele- tha genet. If the ball by the prohibition gate, and there waa a ripple of laughter Cockran Takes Floor. ly borne about forces. and cheering, go far the convention wae When Mr. Bryan finished reading his During the demonetratlon someone bore going smoothly onough. , home state to the ! the standard of Bryan On of th biggest demonstration was planks he sat down, and W. Bourke Cock f platform and, reaching out, Bryan lifted riven the suffrage plank, calling on th ran of New York, Mother veteran of : It high above the resA while the crowd legislature of thro southern Democratic many Democratic conventions, was rooog f roared. iitataa to ratify tho suffrage amendment nlssd to also present a minority report. by the women delegates, virtually He said Mr. Bryan had been inadequate everyone ontb convention floor got to In hia description of the effort of th committee to writ a" great their feet and chsered. whll the standof Tenneaaaa, Florida and North Jdatform DEBATE ard Mr, Cockrane minority report waa tho threw state specifically Carolina, tnamed In th appeal for ratification, were wet plank. Ho told th convention that BAN AUDITORIUM, stand and held had Mr. Bryan consented to let tb comFRANCISCO, carried to the speaker mittee's report stand he doubted whether to late high up before the delegates. July A Growing accustomed Boon were and crowds every the ether standard was th wets would have raised the question, nearly tarta, delegates But Bryan and evasion are irrecon-cltbbl- e slower then ever in arriving for the fifth brought up and put Into th cluster, while band played "Oh, You Beautiful Doll." within the same hall, ha added, day's session, and when the monster pipe tkeThere wae a disagreement over both "and now that the issue has been raised, organ began its recital a half hour be fora the hour aet for convening, its har the New Jersey and Louisiana standards, thank God th convention can no longer after a little shoving and dodge l A mony surged out into an almost empty but both of them were carried out tussling, Ths text of the substitute plank auditorium. of place by Mr. Cockran 4a as follows: For a while tbs organist confined him and put with Ah others up la front The validity of th eighteenth amendas self to opera, but the crowd began to to th constitution ha been susment be switched to a livelier air and Demonstration Starts. 4 gather f tained by the supreme eourt, and any law ,s got some of the early arrivals singing and Bherwtn Crosbv ef New enacted m whistling. under Its authority must b enjJhn to be a holt York got the Louisiana standard There seemed forced. In the interest of personal libday spirit In tha galleries, as they looked forward over th protest of some started of th conserve to th rights of th states, forward to a real show. delegates; but after b bad erty w favor federal legislation under th The hour of 18 came and wenA with Louisiana It a little way a man, took It and eighteenth amendment allowing tb hardly a handful of delegates on the ca"r'd. manufacture and sale for home consumpfloor, and with great empty patches In the galleries. Only a few of the big, A parade fa which practically all ef th tion only of elder, light wine and beer. to the various atatas power to leader had come in. , preserving standard Joined was organised when th fix any alcoholic Content thereof other Mr. Bryan came to the convention halt demonstration bed been tot five going aa fixed than congress aa may bo deto five aa offer prepared planka minority minutes. The around manded by th byopinion tramped or wishes of each i reporta Hie dry plank waa the same ei the ball to themarcher tua Tharo'U Ba a locality," the one be announced on bis arrival I; Hot Tima In tho Oldof Town TonlghA" Baa Francisco last week. anothi In and then tho organ dropped into Smile ot Cheers. plank ha renewed hie fight for a nation end most of those oa the floor took up Roar to be published by the fedei th Of cheering greeted th language th wards of A roar eong. rnuucun, lr!i It was a thirteen-mlnut- a demonstra- of th plonk, which declared for manuI tion When tt bad concluded, but th suf- facture end home consumption of cider, $ Bryan Is Ready. frage leaders declined to regard It as a tight wins and beer. Just e the readWhen order bad bean re. ing waa finlshad someone upset a glaaa of $ He also bad a profiteering plank pro-- bad omen. poeing th elimination ef unnecessary stored, Benator a lass again took up the water on th speakers' tab) and it want down th neck of tb official stenograreading. middlemen" to and require disclosure of j cost and setling wag more hurrahing a fw min. pher, prices and te recommend ateThere when later 8enator at th Edwayd L. Dohany of California was states of commissions ' creation within th a long Hat of thing Glass, th next to bring th party in a minority t similar to th federal trad commission. end of to do for women, said In another was, in part th Irish plank for plank. Another plank, very brief, merely stated which M to aside those near unsuccessful the platform: fight had been waged by oropposition te universal compulsory mill- -' ' omitted anything, w mean ganised Irish sympathiser In th comtary training In time of peso. His treaty ; mittee, buA aa read by Mr, Doheny, It did plank waa also the same aa the one he that, too. Glaaa Chairman reed th Mexican blank not contain declaration for recognition previously bea announced. eom applause and when he cam to of the Irish republic. James It Nugent of New Jersey was to with a wet plank. Mr, Bryan and th Irish plank there Was a preliminary Presenting th minority plank oil soldier ready ; Mr. Nugent discussed relief, Tom Lyon of Oklahoma declared by the lriah sympathiser th order of their demonstration among th delegates and tn th galleries the division on It adoption In th comto Tlf have read It In. my awn mittee bad been ao dose that It took thro roi leal la hefors it waa certain that It had brogue, said Chatman Glaaa to the If Nugent would first offer hia wtt plank companimect of a roar ot applauM and been defeated. Cheer While the minority propositions war as an amendment and that Mr. Bryaif Whan th applause bed died down he being read th leaders conferred end would offer hia dry plank aa a substitute. agreed on a plan to limit debate to thro ; Another minority report deeding with "That" hour American tho and a half. Chairman Robinson There brogue. i soldier relief, waa ready to be presented was another wgv ef applause at that 1' by Tom IX Lyons of Oklahoma. It nudt presented th arrangement to th for approval,, although there r, no mention of a bonus, but declared for Irelaitd-Aroteni- a. war many cries of Cut It downt and ft a systsra of farm and noma loans. Just t What form the fight of th Irish aympe- eut th . thr Korol'-1thixera for their recognition plank would ; taka had not been revealed. government made no mention of Deeplte th trouble that wad brewing nitton of th Irish repubils and wasroeog. read Bryan Opens Battle. :r behind th scenes, the delegates them-c- - and passed without any great dsmonstra-tioUnanlmoua consent for the agreement n seivaa aeemed good natured aa they gatb-- i of approval or disapproval. to refused by a choni of objections, but erad On th convention floor. , They filed Okehl" Shout en ef Good and motion of fianator Glass tha rule were an - in. Joking and laughing as they naked swered the reading bf th plank on Ar- suspended and th three hour and a half on another what th fireworks were menia. v plan waa agreed to. . Then W. Bryan t gelng te be ilka. Meantime the bend, Chatman Glass atruek waa recognised to begin argumentJ, en Then, hi I the organ and a ladiea' trio Joined in soma m wee the- - routine planka ha hurried proposal of allotted hour tn 1 under Smile." , over them like a congressional reeding th convention agreement, but said be saw most Of th delegatee clerk disposing Of a would y eld pr.sld.nt's large part ot time to - mssssge assembled, but on th platform tper was three lines at a time. The others audlsnoe him. . supporting net of ft a sign th cenventlon officials caught th humor of tk buret ef speed Beginning his argument with in argu & They Stayed ln the background, working and with shou te of Go te It! meut I support of the Eighteenth amendout detaila of procedure with the oppos- -, and returned I" More as c a tumthe speed halms ment, Mr. Bryan aeon got th conven, tnv leedere. bled the sentence over one smother. to tion Every Democratic The music kept up, but tke crowd manl-featof the platform was eon-P- 1 he said, chewing. bad ratified th amendmant state, an4, Threading waa feat teeing Interest In It, and elude two hours and gavan min. everyone reccgntaud J that th liquor traf-- fl a rumble of kept up speculation about utes knar it began. At tb concluding never to dead, be resurreetod. fWhL t , tha words th bend started up again and the ffuastl-tla whether w shall At 18:81, Chairman Reblnaon, greater dsleeatea stood and Cut loos with another recognise It aa he continued, or ; C um and Mr. Bryan appeared crush of Than there were soma Allow It to out in tho frovM uncov oe the platform, and titer wea together a scat-- t more crleapplause. for Bryan and for ered. Decency roc fires that wd patter of applause, corps be gome cheer ths fight over adoption to clamoring ! begin. out of I c Fryan fallowed from corner of th Benator Oku moved that the platform putThe liquor eight' aaid InUretgs, . , and thar war a lot of Impa- -i b adopted as road and W. 3. Bryan Bryan. ra not trying to reopen thMr,question) e n4a that th eOnventlen get bounced out hia chair on th but now bad com 'down to advocating ; b roi Let gor th to begin hi fight for his minority platform win and besr for 1 home consumption i by He was greeted with a minute of planka. 4r,- -1 cheerHe argued thkt to robin In silent ,' v t 1 tn which very few delegates took only. ing, 1 LA-tJt- , lh. 8 narA OoanlnO hia aseech dlpto- TOftCUUnM ka f on of his speeohee in support of a bone for the Democratic Platform, dry plank I turned the convention almost upside down fi late this afternoon with the magnetism L and force of Ms oratory,. and started one of the greatest and noisiest dsmooatra tiona the aaaembly bad yet seen. I When Bryan had concluded hie reply to the edvooatee of a wet pjank the demon suasion cut loose on the floor and, wholly J unaided by the band or the organ or any ,! of the other instrumentalities which had been effectively used to keep other dem onst rations going. It proceeded spontane-- L outiy and resisted ail efforts to get thi convention back to order, In th Mna Bryan, standing, J light at thswithedgetearotsmiling, the speaker's plat of and emotion form, toursing down his cheeks, reviewed a procession j of prohibition enthusiasts, who tors up stats standards and started a moving column of d Meant about the bell. There mere than one fight over whether a Mate standard should go into the demen ft straiten, f old-ti- f i prntd Fight' 5 ad f sri Eagle Shirts Buy Your Wearing Apparel During; This July 4th Sale ' ' : suits v 1 , f m : . 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