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Show HIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MOR NIK G, JULY lu, lsu. the committee of forty-eigand the La-- f bor party. A majority of the 10,000 persons voting en ths recent referendum registered op- - t More Testimony. wsv . , position to planks submitted on foreign , ! relations, Tony Stuever, another Russian ths particularly stats convention, also gav him 1100, Janj Mexican questions . Irish. Streutker said. Stuever was a friend of j The rejection by single-taxe- rs of Cbmpany1 Reedand favored Cox for preai- - j tpr La Follett as s presidential candidate, I dent, be added. In announcement result two of may presl In other worda you got 150 from the den,lal tickets. La Foliette led In the Goitra faction and 1 100 from the Stuever j p0u taken by member of the committee faction when you knew these facHona o t, but single-taxeher for were antagonistic? asked Senator Ken- - (their meeting express strong opposition. I S0"- (Continued from Ttg$ One.) The convention will be called to order W ell, I thought the money had been j tomorrow by Alien McCurdy of New York, Office Attache Worked for subecr!td Demowas and to hslp the j who will deliver the keynote address, led by Columbus, Ohio, Republican Gle crate, Streutker replied. ejub. waa the His Nomination for Presi-- - for Goitra made it told money plain Benediction, th Rev. Joe D. Doming. ths delegates he DEMAND REMOVAL expenses and A meeting ef th Republican national more. 'was sorry he could not get is to be held and a executive OF COMMITTEEMAN dinner willcommittee dentt, Witnesses, Assert StreutkerIt then declared that while be given by Mr. Daugherty at exwas the for Ohio, WedColumbus. money plain Athletic club, "nuking BT. LOTUS, July I. Resolutions calling the penses, Ooltra told the delegates there nesday evening. July il, to th officers Prom no One.) were to th checks." for concerted action by th Republicans and members ef the Republican national (Continued strings attached Fiji Was there a wink in his eye?" asked in Missouri to th members and officers of repudiate Jacob. L. Bab-le- r. committee, Senator Spencer. ' the notification oommittee, Th officers 2 warn dons. Such publicity frequently No." Republican national committeeman, end members of th foregoing commitmailed to Missouri papers. for his connection with tb distribution tees will go by spacial train en tb Hock. of campaign funds wer adopted at a In Valley railroad from Columbus to mas Figg Starts Inquiry. from Marion on Thursday morning, July 33. meeting of Republicans Chairman Haya will spend Sunday her. e however, wee Seed few, throughout th stats held here today. It by only Antsgenlam against Bsbler resulted from General Wood ia due in Marion tomorrow end this caused en Investigation by How th disclosure that be had participated in evening. Raymond Robins - wired b erd Fig, en essistent attorney general. ths distribution of $35,000 of Lowdsn's would b here Monday. presidential campaign funds in the state. It then came out that I was a RepubThs resolution urged that members of lican and I waa dismissed. Mrs. Frank th party hold ip every WILL PAY ATTENTION Hayes, a former chairman of the bureau. county to repudiate Bsbler. WESTERN 1 also was dismissed because she was The resolution were presented by Charles Regie, gt, Louis, former secre" Republican, tory of commerce and labor, who assert-f"' By o. F, SULLIVAN. When our representatives attended the ed in an address that tt is absolutely Wire state conventions tbs government paid impossible for free people to tolerate a Chieese Tribes Celt, Lake Tribune Leased There will be no CHICAGO, July man who in on breath confesses that their railroad fare and allowed four do! he has blunder of himself to hold th repetition this year of th S lara a day extra. They went apparently developed strength in th seat and south I position disqualified of Republican national coromit-sn- d 1910," when Republican campaign men-sgbut -- ia. ra<ty their- rapid growth hr ether sections Missouri, yet refuse to quit went Ter sleep erection night satisfied of the country, held the key to th ait- - j the job." . booat falmer for president.: of victory, to awaken the next day to in carrying on the fight against Babler, find uation; that 'they had the substantial had gone for Wilson, and California 1 Miss Brueggeman said there were nucleus around which could be built a the meeting ignored a formal report made that Hughes had been defeated in .the public here today. In which the commitpolitical organisation. "surely Republican" stats of th far tee appointed at a recent Leaders of th committee of forty-eigwest. declared tonight that ahould the coalition of Republicans in Sedalta to demand Bab. This was assured today when announceused to advocate palmers candidacy. fall they would go ahead with ier a resignation announced that the fight ment was mad at th Republican national Mina Scott denied that any publicity movement on Babler would be dropped, a th nomination of national candidate further in Chicago of plans for the matter in support of the attorney gen- Monday headquarters or of this matter agitation Tuesday, is unnecesboth establishment of Republican national corn, eral's candidacy had been sent out from and unwisa." sary bureau. asked her Senator Kenyon tbs headquarters in San Francisco. Possible Candidates. In furtherance of the fight on Babler, mitts wilt conduct the ReThis headquarter questions so fast that at times shs seemed was decided at it the to organmeeting to bo on the verge of breaking down. Mentioned prominently as presidential ise the Missouri publican campaign In the Pacific coast Association be will of and Repubgiven as much attenare licans, for the purpose of effecting states, possibilities by the tion as either th eastern headquarters in Feels Justified. Senator LaFoUstts, Henry Ford, Amos change In the personnel of the state New York or th middle weet headquarcommittee at the coming election. B.fure God, aanator, we were Justified ters in Chicago. In using government money to attend the Ptnchot, Frank F. Walsh, Glenn Plumb learned who Elmer E. Dover, politic and Charles Ingersoll of Orange. N. J Ruled Unconstitutional. convention, for we did government work, as privet secretary of th late Senator TflM th famous watchmaker, was secretary of j. Mrs. Lelghty aleo denied that Palmer towitoliaUonai BenatorLaFoUeue.accordlng toof arl?y onem?T.0j G'ro2beckJ in n commtueeduring to- were in included bureau the choice been has th 1804 information, will be stationed th the at pub fluffs" campaign, committee leaders. Amo Ptnchot and Mr. Dover, San Francisco headquarters. We worked to reduce the high cost Georgs B, Record, der IhiSS ntXA6hiuf)AhIU,t.l0l. confra former Ohioan, now makes his home !?' . ..natoE-to in Tacoma, Wash, He will be regional of living and we did somewhat," she conferral with the I said. 8ho!,td His direct answer to them MadiSon, in November. nt campaign director. The statements conoerning Goitra were to acceptance is not known. Mr. Pin. I Raymond Benjamin, who ha been in made by Pemoorstio city committeemen chot tonight issued th following rather charge Of s headquarters in San FranSOmeWnai Disappointed. who were delegates to the state convennoricoinm.ttal aiatement: cisco a regional assistant to the chairtion. They declared that they were for "Mr. Record and I saw Senator La- - II DAYTON, Ohio, July 9, John A man of the Republican national committee, Redd" and against Palmer, but aocepted et Madieon today. We talked will continue in that capacity and will Sparran, Furnlss. master of the the money from Goitra under the sup over th political situation and th ten- - Pennsylvania State Pa, Grange, on hi way I be associated with Mr. Dover In the man. position that it had been raised among tativ platform adopted at St. Louis, con- - hack from th San Francisco convention, agsment of Paolftc coast affairs. Several the Pemoorsta Their expenses slwavs sisting mainly In government ownership j called on Governor Cox, the Democratic member of Republican national com s had btsn paid to conventions, they said. of railroads and natural resources. The presidential candidate, and diacuxxeii wm, mine from the the Pactfte coast and Rock' sanator ia in conference Woman Testifies. whole Th friends. was rather disappointed with th Demo. of Idaho and Ralph E. Williams of Ore, personal and political goods under considerauon and wUl craUo platforms declarations on farming, gon, will be St the Ban Francisco head. Miss Brueggeman said workers I b decided Saturday. to address meetings on ths highsupposed quarters. ascost of Chairman Will Hays will wind up his living actually spoke only on Palmer, Morr"n - conferences :zr.; with middle western leaders , telling what a 'Tine man he would be for , president These workers frequently traveled at should In that cas I Presidential nominee, arrived here at 0.20 Senator Harding. be and it tendered, is It probable that he government expense, she declared. was predicted that the committee Oc ocli this morning. Mr. Roosevelt was wm from Marion, returning there I was dismissed from my office be- Iteaders throw their I met by a reception committee, headed by jU!y ?2. eg,t would probably set for th notification the day cause I was s Republican, she said. to either Frank Pf Walsh or Representative E. T. Taylor. He will re- - 0f the pres dentist candidate, Md will then Greatest Clothing Store Miss Brueggeman said that after three strengthFord. hours and will then return to Chicago. Leaders' declared th story j mam here twenty-fou- r monthe in office ehe was dismissed and Henry Mr. x I resume his wa not would eastward ChiWalsh of accept by that way trip summoned to Waehington, where ehe conand it waa reported that Mr. cago. ferred with Howard Figg, assistant at erroneous, Ford had assured them that b would the Republican national committee, ah torney general, should it b tan, nomination take th nounced today, "He previously had asked me Miss dered. include comNORTHAMPTON, Brueggeman continued, to Chicago la the proper place for our July I Prs- According to well defined rumor Eu-in llmlnary arrangementsMat., ment favorable to Palmer in the Tt. C. "forty-eignofor campaign headquarters," Mrs. Upton said, th,officta! of name th circles, tificatlon of Governor Calvin Coolidg of eent qut. The H. C. I Unfortunately, many of the eastern gene V. Debs will be presented to the his nomination for the vice presidency office was purely a political enterprise. state still sr in the unenfranchised on city tor th preei i the Republican ticket "This literature ostensibly was H. C. convention e s candidate made here to- - class. wrg for effort should dentist nomination, L. literature, but much of it was not states individual will out The a in work conference between day representbefore coalition of all unit fail Monday Uves of th uMished. This caused complaint from or Republican national commit- - th18 own problems, Mrs. Upton said, Tuesday, te and th Coolldge home committee, while the policy of the oommittee here Th ceremony will take- place at Alien will be to deal only with national prob-flelSocialists Ready. Continues Charges. Smith college, on- notification day, lm Th women's national committee hag "Miss Mary Scott drew $200 a month The eastern Socialistic group, especial- July 7, st I oclock, or, in case of rain, distinctive iob." Mrs. Upton, said, but, John M. Green hail at Smith college. and wsa seldom in the office more than ly the New York State Socialist party, in The idea of using th porch of the mod- - of course will act In an advisory capacity two hours a day. A Miss Halsey Wilson is reported to he ready to join th third house where the governor for any state" was sent here by the department of jus party movement if a combination of forces est tics to Speek on the 'H. C. L. Site ad can be effected which promisee to bring ha his home was discarded in favor of Selection of two women to bead the dressed several meetings and did noth- results. It ia reported, however, that the the recreation! grounds of Smith college, Colorado and coast divisions will be made a campaign for federal constitutional an adjacent spring when h was struck county, Colo, - Both pledged the ' Democratic candidate their hearty support easterners will insist on naming Debs. because of the better facilities at th col- next week by Mrs. Upton, amendment making divorce impossible by' th rattler. ing but boost Palmer for president" Miss Holstein gave her attention to lege for staging the ceremony. Brand T. Whitlock, minister to Belwas announced today by the Rev. "The only time Miss Wilson mentioned At a lat hour tonight no definite conwas Launches to wa th have a between of of the who It wa ankle In the was man, arranged L. meeting eight H. C, woupded ths Campaign. when she said the way agreement gium, cabled from Brussel, as follows: Owynne, general secretary She tore of " to to reduce it 'waa to .elect Paimer presi- ference committee representing the Amer- th full committee at notification, which By Universal Service. th hay up swelling, r sanctity lows, the enormously. upholding society skirt and . made a tourniquet and borican Labor party and the committee of i headed by William Allen Whit of Ken My wife end I send eordiol congratudent.' The American Con- Of marriage. CHICAGO, July eas as chairman, on the morning of July will be carried en. rowed a penknife and plashed the wounds lation.. Am writing. When talking to Mr, Figg at Washing- forty-eigpropaganda Vigorous - launched stitutional It partycampaign said Dr. Gwjnne, to extend th mem left by (h rattlers fangs, until they bled ton I told him I did not know It waa a The Ohio Society of Detroit son! its Th labor wing was represented by the $7, and to accept the governor's invitain the middle west at the Auditorium sinner well political organisation, but that it did not following men and women named late tion to have the committee st luncheon recital "congratulation. nd most bershlp of the organisation to every freely and then sucked ou the poison. hall her today, 1L country, in the make any difference who waa booeted, tonight by Max Hayes of Cleveland, chair. with him later, denomination Christian wishes, adding, "W owing to our Denouncing both the Republican and and minWter of every creed will be more for the Republicans bad to have someone man of th party organisation! Charles hiv native than s common state, Democratic parties and their candidates to run against. to perform the marriage interest in yeur sueeess, While w realKuts, Altoona, Pa.; M. T. Bennett. Hart- Beck Statement Denied. tor president as the Louis of Wall street urged to refuse been Miss Brueggeman said she was never ford, Conn.T John Fitspatnck, --Chteegot on that has sons must ise of for Oiiie's nstlv person that anySACRAMENTO, Cal., July 9 In com- and th sides of Great Britain in .world ceremony told she had to support the attorney gen. William Kohn, New York City; Mra Fred pliant go down to defeat, w. glory to tho fact e- with a request from Mra Carrie politics, leaders of the. new party outlined divorced enAlice 8. ia movement it Terre erei for president, but that it was made H. Even. that soon sho will have to her crodlt ansay Leaders of the Haut;Mr. Chapman Catt, national suffrage leader. the program of th new movement as one dorsed other president plain to her by- Figg that such support Mover, Ogden, Utah. by Episcopal clergymen of New Governor William D. Stephen has sent founded upon the platform of true Ameriwas desirable. The conferee of th numerous throughout York and by judges H. of a to Robert A. Governor telegram canism, Senator Kenyon, who conducted the wer George L. Record, chairman; Amo Tennessee the statement of Former Governor James E. Ferguson th country. denying JerFRENCH COMMENT questioning of Miae Brueggeman, asked Pinch'd. Frank A. Pattleon, NewGilbert Annie Beck of Los Angeles to the Ten- ef Texas, who is one of the leaders of the concerning efforts by the department of sey: Gilson Gardner. Washington; nessee had new that American party founded in the Lone Co-e- d suffrage proved legislature Saves J. ON C, S, POLITICS Hayes, New to loo Lynn York; reduce Roe. costs. E living just failure In California. Star state last fall, who was one of the University : She said the fair price committees were Washington: Frank Stephens. Arden. Del- s Th followre: declared for William telegram Victim governor's Randolph speaker, New Life of Snake G. Blauvelt. Jersey. farces and that frequently a merchant on aware; Jam PARIS, July ). Th Pari press genia eleaner, government bet- Hearst as th new party's candidate for ouch a committee would fix the price The conference wa held behind closed ter Politics administered and the moral welfare th presidency. erally regards the Cox nomination as a on his own goods. reported that no basis door, but It was Wlr Leased k Belt L Trlbus Tribus. of the people far more intelligently and (Continued From Ferguson asserted 'that the tour big Chics. On) of President Wilson by hi of agreement seemed neat, and that fu- effectively repudiation B. 9. in Frances because Miss California of issues tb will CHICAGO, be coming campaign July own party, and an Indication ef sentiment For Palmers Benefit. ture conference would have to be held. of won, an promoted Statements to the prohibition, th league of natlona, labor Holstein, student at the University of Ilsuffrage. of which Is September ti to October ? in th United States tar confining Ameri" said there were eight contrary are not justified by fact and and farm relief. s Miss Brueggeman , scholarship and S Car. Charles E. Morris, th governors privet can interest to American affairs. results. Equal suffrage in California has The Rev. Georg Chalmers Richmond, linois, earned hermethods in the country similar to BRIEF PLATFORM The Petit Parisian out of recalls Oovsrnor the medal 5 organisetlone quit secretary, telegraphed from gaq Fran by negis the Missouri one and that ehe understood Justified itself in every way no excep- pastor of Central church, St, Louis, de- ordinary. Coxs utterance Is th Bhe that of lUe Rev. tired th was saved the he that pubii - being besieged cisco, 1000 by in was carried by about nounced the old parties. It they all were run en the earns plan to TO BE DISCUSSED tion W. Soper, pastor ef a small church California delegations urging that th of th league ef nations ana fed up on de1910, It would carry now by about 100.-0- - "Governor Lowden and hi campaign B. support Palmer." concerning tt, have so corrupted us in Mis- in Florida by quick thought and action campaign be opened to that stats. Mr. bates If voted upon by men alone; it voted manager cost of operating them was The total L Matin attribute th nomination to nkl Morris told th governor .that California - probably mors than 1100,090 a CHICAGO. July Adoption ef a plat- upon by both men and women, it would souri, said he,, "that th Republican party after ha had bean bitten in th shs Wet year." s cm of th iasy Democrat ar certain they sen carry support, also te tbs increasing unlarge rattlesnake, form of three paragraph on which labor. carry by 00.000. is s putrid, rottsn, stinking mesa The by said. , popularity of Mr, Wilson In his own party, and sympathisers with the t type so frequently th state tor him. DemocraUc party is Just as had., Not highly vensmous Miss Mary geott, mentioned by Mias Nonpartisan , and considers It significant that Mr. Wtl-g- ot tn Florida. can agre, wifi be Women s Headquarters. even God Almighty could mak ms vote metMiswithHolstein Brueggeman, then wee called to the stand. m'iddis class" ofunion y two vetoji oo th was on of a party Still Undecided. III. convention called by I Chicago ' for the She said the principal object of the bu- the first task ticket. Republican attlfj party CHICAGO. t, which included th Rev. Mr, Soper and which will July .Chicago will be reau to reduce living costa was to teach the committee of v Governor Cox has given no to tiro Th Echo d part says; tor headquarters others, who wer enjoying a picnic pear Amendment. f the people to do away with nonessen- - begin its sessions her tomorrow. Neither Harding nor Cox presents SyiotorviralAntldivorce Mr Harriet voter. used will th Cocoanut be - tlais. Grove, Fla. Th Rev, Mr. So tion as to whom ho want for earn' by Th plan which f NEW YORK, Juty as a basis for its chairman of the executive committee of Inauguration of per was bringing s pail of water from pain manager. It la known, howsvsr, personality strong enough to attract votes, f- - She admitted a charge by Mis Bruegge-ma- n resolutions committee and tb doctrines of th eon tending parIs on adopted by th committee that the used government money work that many of hit friends ar urging th lies. rather than tho oandidatsa. ar tho it held when December last t to go to the Democratic state convention of forty-eig, of Youngs- Issues." selection of R, H. Moor first convention of the new party In t Joplin. She said the plan was to urge th Louis. La says, Figaro Bakeries It advocates public ownership St v H. C. V. reduction at the convention. town, O.I th governors "Foreign affair do not interest Cox Senator Kenyon asked if ah had not of transportation taciilties and tocertain campaign manager, whm ths nomine muqh: he thinks America has enough to force taxation utilities, other pubilo attended the convention to hurt Reed known to giy much of the credit for attend to within it own borders. Th - and help Palmer. idle land into use and th abolition of th final action of th San Francisco league of nations does net give him much privilege. Ti Partly, " she answered, but added ehe speclsl confidence, hut th convention. opinions th re-An effort will be mad to obtain Inalso talked over the H. C. I with women of power sr UHeiy to Inasmuch as Ohio Is to be th chief sponsibllitie dorsement of th platform by the Labor ? there, both modify." of th battleground State and the World campaign, Party of the United ' LeJoumal d Debate says; candidates being from the Stale, some War Veterans, both of which sre holding Justifies Conduct. . Whether th victor is a Democrat or ims it of friend g tho say governor conventions her. ' w can hop that th United Miss Scott said th& government paid manager be chosen who Republican, not perative that is our hop that labor, including "It csss being oonoerned in . Is - her railway far and allowed her four farmers and other divisions of th laboring thoroughly soqualnted with political plates will in tho stats. They admit that European affair. i dollar day on her trip to tbs Joplin classes, will find n th new partys ifr? fndittons convention end the Republican convention Cummings, chairman f th a common sens ideal which they ' ' at Kansas City, committee and who is being urg. j een wholeheartedly st th polls." Courts Are Can you Justify this uss of taxpayers said support sd in som quarter for th position, Sinn J. A, H. Hopkins, chairman of the Senator Kenyon. t, would b a good man for the job, hut who he had of money? asked God eommttt' Crvwn Opes t Superseding of I can," interrupted charge of th organisation work which re"Toe. before the because expected battle in the f for I did government work" sulted In th calling of the convention. t ,, If Is Soott, to Buckeye state, they feel that Mr. Moor tb Missouri Democratic is th logical man to manage ths Evidence Is piling Delegate DUBLIN, July The full success of what we are trying T convention which helped oust Senator to accomplish would Include our getting M tip her which seemingly would indi'"-- ? cate Jams A. Reed from his nations) conven-tto- n the support of organised labor, sympathizena that Ay was th th Blnn Fsln message morning pswly organise Among V .x seat were supplied expense money er of the single tax, the Nonpartisan from P. 8- Ewing, chairman of th$ courts rapidly sr superseding tn power " on two erewn Attor-nethe favorable to factions, tribunals. commute bulk nd of the A Democratic stats central y league by pt Independent th great number of General A. Mitchell Palmer and the voters of th country who ere dissatisfied California It told th governor that it ease op appeal are being withdrawn .V . , ? J v to Governor other Cox, according to wit- with th evasion of responsibility which will b easier for th Democrats to car- from th crown supremo court boeaus It iJi f; t e. 'ST8 V , th Republican and Democratic ry California this year than in toto. Is stated that th litigants hsv little ? Checks signed by Edward F. Goitra, have revealed in their platforms. parties 1. Another message wa from Joraph W, confidence in th power ef that sourL , ' Democratic national committeeman from In For th asm reason- - it is alleged that th Our delegates from every state Folk, former governor of Missouri; h-- i - Missouri, wars given to delegates to pay union, ' unionist ere appealing to th Blnn Fsln Include representatives of these their expanses to the Democratic state A lower courts. On unionist attorney la who as their opportunity to form Folks Message. convention at Joplin, according to testi- - sparties, coalition strong enough to insure defeat with saying that It was was' r 1 tnony given today by members of tho St. Lets kill ten horses Instead of on," credited tes to taka a for both old partis next November and before th erewn It said. Bout Democratic committee before the the election of a president and vice presins hi silent desired and court, i senate committee learned to- quick action that Tho Democratic oandidat Investigating prsaldsn- - dent chosen by the people themselves on a ho took tbs case to a Sinn tial campaign expenditures. day that Texts has a Jams M. Cox. The Fin tribunal. the , platform that undertakes nothing butconhorns is st Tyler, wiped who Texan, of issues which In courageous masting "Tt," sf th province Sinn many part I ; Reed Takes No Part. Ss follows: front America todaV We ar making no Fstnars have taken over control of Con gratula ttons.- - J know yoo- wlti Im quer to solve tho. difficulties, of .the, selling and hv Issued orders to Af This convention was ' fhstrumeriui l attempt sleeted. You hev a good name." world at large, and our plain, saloon regarding ths hours ef closing-Sin. ousting United States Senator James-he did got know b said of sat Th forth will govern in aims ths Fein picket have been affective Reed, Democrat, Missouri, from hi - h tn we adopt so clearly that every ths Texan, but apprehended that tlonal cabvanUaa seat. Senator --Reed, a platform " stopping Sunday drinking by checking -must be a Democrat. can understand ths principles lie bone fids travelers who sr entitled up member of the senate commutes, which eltisen A latter highly prised by the govto support." the law to drink. The policy of resumed hearings her today, took no votes ernor cam from th Jeffsrson Masonic under Mr. Hopkins would mak no prediction n Sunday hitherto has drink part in today's session ether than to be as to ths nominees for Middletown,' O., ef which the serving st lodg probable president made been regular by n code issued to present in order to complete a quorum. and vice president He called to is a attention member. It commented governor license holders by which they may do Patrick O Neill, member of the Demo- -. sent out Unit on the fact that th Middletown lodg business eratto city committee and a delegate to returns from sofquestionnaire frftm I a. m until p. nt. $100 replies received, lit out has furnished Ohio two governors, the and whichonly ; the Joplin convention, told the commit- -' spring, prohibit th selling of liquors had number th of Follett first Democratic greatest nomine and presidential was on he tee or given a check for 1150 signed choices for president with $24, Hoover 191, church Sunday holiday, Governor James E. Campbell, formal by Goitra to pay expenses to ths eonvon-tio- Debs 171 and Johnson 147. and concluded; CHINESE UPRISING REPORTED Now our Jimmy has rsealvsg ths - Lawrence P. Daly, chairman of the city Th American WASHINGTON, July highest honors of th Damoeratla parcommittee, gave him the check, he said. WILL PRESS WORK to win." legation at Peking advteed the gtsta de --When O Neill declared be wa against ty and b I Cox jotoghad th Anfu no that partmsnt Governor comment today If to Senator asked party in was it Spencer Goitra," FOR IRISH PLANK I l, China beaded by Tuan termer mak today on th refund of th Louischeck 'not unusual to aooept Goitra i i minister had and of war, risen premier to , iana legislators then? ratify th suffrage g, folHsu President against sm.ndm.nt No," answered ONeill, "I thought the to CHICAGO, Efforts secure July lowing tho dismissal of General Hsu, t money waa subscribed. Why shouldnt indorsement of th committee of forty-eig'' . ,V we hev to The said drafted Democratic Women tor s plank favoring American aid! the president party pay my expense" Congratulate. ' g mandat degrading General Tao Kun. toward Irish independence will bo Henry ptreutker, another city commit( Twe congratulatory massage war the military governor of Chihli, and dist V , teemen, Said hie check fur 1150 was given despite th. adverse result ef a by Governor Co today from wo. missing General Wu Pl-F- u him et committee headquarters. He sis- - I mail vote, it wm learned today, Frank P. after a mens Democratic organisations. Tbf court martial.be A fore under Tuan waa serted th money didnt pay ail expense I Welsh, who participated tn the unsuccess-- 1 same from th DemoWomans I Yeung I on to and th delegate bad hoped they would fui fight before th Republican and Demo- advancing cratic Isago of Now York City and th reported to attack Tae Kun ana Wu Pei-Fleratic conventions, is bringing It tor pres- - I Dairy Lunch Counter at Store No. 2, 21 South Main 8trect. get more. Light lunches only will bo served- - at modorato Prices, so Englewood Jans Jeffsrson cluk Womens Poo Ttng-F- u Is about thirty mile souti Coltra was against Reed, but most of entatlon to the convention of1 can obtain Federal Saturday patrons products while eating downtown, . Demooratlo organisation of Arphahoe of Peking. ths delegates who traveled en bis money were for Reed." Streutker said. ht WfCdidherAdains Sena-Senat- or rs forty-eigh- u i I As a Reminder- mass-meetin- gs - i fight 70 er -- - ht ;; Buy the Things You Need at Big Reductions in Price mass-meeti- -- ( forty-sights- rs -- K??1 T k tte 1 i rzxi:r.v.T,i And you know the you buy are what they should be, worth the price you pay. Our endless variety sures you of getting what you want Ej'li.S.ra,i0' Utahs , &Adams Gardner Company ht - salt ukk . d, two-fami- ly -- r ht mi ' -- - - forty-eighte- rs PUN -- OP BiTTLE Pe forty-four- th , forty-eigh- ht Federal System of : . 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