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Show TJIE SALT LAKE TKIHUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY hr wsa not able to' make a definite to whtt h will do to (ho matter of tL pro pound Mount of the voted .o Family Food Budget Twice That for 1913 Johnson Has Largest Popu-- I of chairmen permanent tmjoriry end Chittto convention. WARNS DEMOCRATS TO BEWARE OF MirWATKKK. Wif.. K WETS' Makes Food Threaten Taste Lrmocratlc jmfty wit.'i the loe of the momn e vote in ieconain If the mn ing tue May 5.Tbs budget In Fsbru-ar- y was ozactly twice thy sum expended for tbo awn grtlclaa of food la February, 1913, according to department of labor statistic. During April, approximately the same period, la Groat Britain tbo Increase was only 130 per cent, while In Italy it was 187 per cent Oermany outranked all countriea enumerated with aa Increase of 224 per cent Increase in price of clothing In Germany, the statistics showed, exceeded 1000 per cent A man's suit which before tbs war cost 120 now sails for $238. During ths year ending last February in this country sugar Increased In price 76 per cent Potatoes went over the top to ths tuns of a 275 per cent Increase since February, 1913. 1020. Moods Sarsaparilla In New Jereev. He declined a)o to rile cnp the metier of the eeiertion of the the C, Good mi K WASHINGTON, louder of tfe party dared to iernjtorlze Create tn appetite, aids dipes-tio- n, in any degree with Hie Mwete,M Mr. ( lintrin M. Barr, etnte vtre-d- i airman of purifies the Llood, promotes Watonuln ftomn HerornTeta, treated a etir at thA" meeting of Wl nnehi Iino- so as to securs full assimilation ratio national contention delegatea and value of food, and to omn thte afternoon. The iX'mocratie nutritive (Continued from fM On.) party now haa the opportunity to gather Uj womens vote," said to it a moat t'i glv strength to the whole system. Mr. liarr. 'Kven Republican women ar round Impression upon everybody. Call Nearly 50 years phenomenal dltarnsted at tha antic of ths Retxibli lupon mo if I hers la anything 1 can do." eales tell the story of ths remarkaran. But there are things in the tame cratir party which the woWn of Wi ble merit and sueceas of Hoods ronain will not stand for, if you put plank In Ihe platform at Han Kranclaco Sarsaparilla. It is just ths mediwhich civpo light beer and wine or mdkea CONTINUES TO other concrswiora to the cine you need this season. the wotm n will not vot for ths Demorraiie party." 1093 SAN FtUNCIhCO, May (.-The men comnrtaing the and Mono county, only proper voted to r go v erne J by a ma precincts missing delegation to tha Democratic rational Jonty vote on resolution. a sparsely aattlad mountain community, convention was expressed hr Assistant unheard from, return from yesterday's HicreUry of the Navy Roosevelt In letter today to Chairman Falrlsy ol the LEADERS presidential preferanca primary con' Democratic state committee. tinned to add to ths majority of the deApplication of the unit rule I the stale's legation that will aupport Senator lllram delegation In tha past, Mr. meant that tha Roosevelt "1W, Johnson at th national Itepubllcan NKW 3 ORK. May I. A forecast of tha nemhers were drolarsd, a parrel of straw i onventloa. The Johnson tlckrl led the Iseues that will figure ki the campaign moa and In th merely aelretion of candidates manifesto of tbs Racialist national conHerbert C. Hoover ticket early tonight, were not able to work freely with other tention of Mmug tow next Saturday 'made delegate In the heat Interest of the on tabulations complied from tail prr of 5721 In the state, by public tonight from Roc abet headquarlui of a totalTha and tb country. stoodJohnson vote ters, Include demands for recognition . party J&,IU8 vote. of eov.et Russia, tha Independence Hoover group, 17t.E7&. Ire- - I Will Not Accept. of group, hu and tH'lf'dvtPMniiitttloi) Th Republican contest apparently setI L. Pollen MNCOLN, Neb., May 5.- -D. nationalities who, will la now beinJTe. tled, Interest has turned to the strength Kno county, selected last night by of th Iwmoeralic and prohibition votes featrd by lmpr,al'vt .powers Other fea-- i or of Ihe convention In primary. The fala Independent Ing his goernorahlp from vlclou corlures of the insnlfes.o, according to the representative of farm of Ida land labor organisations at Grand Island announcement includecandidacy of Henry H. t'hllders Ms too narrow and vision control, poration ballot sllll on our International b for A demand for release .of sll Sioiltlcsl 10 Independent, oandldst Angeles on the ttemorzulic neceeeltlea Tha I wsa tn doubt tonight and tt probahlv will state's attorney general, quoted by In tlieae circumstances. more than prleoners Cniidemnut.on of the league of nations Ith W"'1" D11 ajdng require an official canvaaa before tha re- a tulrd of Hie party proteal ed against thla iar sult Is definitely known. Childers latter view ahould strengthen the support schema and a demand for a treaty 0f ha would not accept the nomination, himself aa being opposed to a of which shall not b a breeder the Republican majority In th sen- peace war and a buJuark of opprNion. jdrastle anfoecement of to national pro- - ate." ilOQS0H KWlCClCu return showed law A Incomplete demand fog the repeal of the espion- - I ST. PAVI-- , Minn., May I Mayor - C. rhlbltion MrXab of Ran Francisco was I Hodgson wsa r elected by Tmore then t lolling tha heaviest vuto on th ynuncla.lon of tyranny of the post-- 1 1 oo votes over his opponent, Wtlllam group. I 'partment. Mahoney. la(gr candldats. in yesterday's From scattered raturna it was appar-SEEMS LIKELY ,ur late and drastic I city election . ent that the prohibition group, pledged according to almost I to end Steps, profiteering. complete unofficial return t th Candida, y of Henry Clay N'sed--haDemands a for taxrevision drastic of S For WASITTNGTON, May counuellmen, three labor candl-atlo- n of Los Angeles, received a very (Bv the In order that the burden mav I dates apparently have won In th face Press.) The division of honors continue to fall upon the worker and not .light vote, thelof retoma from morw than half th city, of presiding over the Republican nationconsumer, but that war debts be I glx positions on tl I council were to bs of the filled end labor had four of the U can- DELEGA TES al convention at Chicago, between th paid out of, the war profits may profiteers." Idiates In ths field. regulars and the progressives, Appeared i TO prolMhle as a result of negotiations goWv Defections Going. ing on todsv between prominent members WOOD LEADS of both wings Information from party I KALAMAZOO. Mich., May 5. NEW ORtKANB, La.. May sources was that an agreement virtually A N IN 111 Ul will send rival dels- A thirty delegate to the Republican had been reached I I lana and toMississippi have Senator Lodge ft'SlIonai convention were pledged by the of Massachusetts as a- th Republican national con gallons sf -- abate oonvcnilun representative use effort to every today Hon, IXDIANAPOLI8. Ind regulars, chosen temporary chairman May I. With ken ret their command to obtain the nomlna-yio- n the When the "regular Repuhlicans" of and a progressiva aa permanent chair- only -- 15 precincts out of 987 In the state I Louisiana namsd of Sen. dor Hiram W. Johnson for man. uninatructed delegates I nireeldent ami to aland by him as long aa nnoiric'Tal It to two missing month was Senator Borah of Idaho, prominent In returns from ago. tonight, Chleago fjie has a chance for the nomination. state wide primary show that I noum-ethat party differences had been the progressives' councils and one of L A heated contest developed in tha meet I but It became known today that PsnAtor Johnson's principal supporters, Major General Leonard hurled, Wood, with ting of th resolution committee when declared today that he favored former lfl.478 vote In the Republican preslden- - I the XII y White faction met klohneon supporters sought to effect Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana t lal preference race, was leading Rena lor j yesterday at Alexandria and named a Iroq-cla- d an I endorsement Hiram W. Of fMronger Johnson of California. Ms new set wltp for permanent chairman with th underdelegate of Mississippi ijledge for their candidate and wars op standing that Senator Lodge was to be nearest opponent, by Stlti. Governor I Regular Republican ijHjeeo by backers of Leon temporary chairman and make the key Drank O. Lowden of Illinois and 8enatorJmt today at Vicksburg to sleet a set of lard Wood, who carried eight of the con note speech. Wsrren G. Harding or Ohio, the other 1 delegate to contest with those chosen on I at a convention of Igresalonal districts in the primary, ah Senator Rorwh said he was not an as- two contestants In th race, were OUR DRUG STORE IS AT Miasiaalppl bough Joungon won a state-wid- e yfithty. plur pirant for chairmanship honors and, would eral thousand votes behind. Tho vote II Republicans" at Jackson, 4 BO. MAIN STREET for 3177 precincts was: not regard himself as availabls Four delegates at large, two of whom Wood, 8P.4T8: Johnson, 72,93; Lowden, Instructed IOr COX. would be no contest over That there ffeupported Wood In the primary race, the chairmanship honors was predicted Themwtle' lioJand, dates for th. I Ken .were chosen bv the convention. Ky.. May by Republicans of both groups. from ,h "l1' between S Tbo delegation consists of Charles W, today J caders and arrangements concluded large of the progressive wing said De m or ra t Ic pres?U e ntlal orefereimo vote I tucky were instructed last th Demo Claud by H. Burton, In night Detroit; Germany and China, knowledge of which Hamilton, there was no disposition to oppose ne Indiana to leratic ronvsntlon state vote as Gov , for doubtless K. to of Is Robert or lection of Shield, Japan Importance as Rapids; Henator Hough, Ixrdge plrand temporary frrnor j.m M CoY rMo. ? l Johnson won and Mrs. draco a. Brown, Ann Ar- - chairman and they expe. long a showing the extent of the concessions ted to elect one ha bein ont nd "a hl name remains before ths nation to the German They of their group aa th permanent chair- poMtical "history n ecerU ylsrs granted empire. no mention b inff mri ol . , Iconvrntion, ar however, not documents without Burton and Mrs Brown are Johnson man without opposition. I rImv k.. which Japan would be prevented from Supporters, while Shields- and Hamilton said to favor Wood. presenting her claim to China. SAYS It Is the opinion her Japan forgot Resolutions adopted endorse a national the a ttunlget system, formality of asking for ths document be Chosen tn the state convention deep waterway from the by I Wood Hpntpg AND until Its attention waa called to the subeatablleh-gn.lakes to the and Atlantic, .great of a federal commission to (vepOri. delegates ele ted In yesterday's primary. suggestions arbitrate ject by the newspaper withwould will go unlnRtructed. as th NEW YORK, Mav (. atat law be enSahor difficulties Senator Johnson was that possibly Japan's title provides that only a majority of lue votes Wood, who arrnej here today from Chl-ca(Chicago Tribuna Fpecial Service.) From Pag On.) (Continued From Fag On.) (Continued If act within not thre It did amable to appear at ths convention,' dangered is Icago. tonight Issued a statement In which binding on th delegates. WASHINGTON, May 6. Senator JohnunHuch months. declared a theory is Interest In the gubernatorial contests I he denied that the purpose of his visit was son of California made the following congress, which tenable here. exclusively with seemed to lag," when It became practically I was to settle differences between hi jump and himself remained until the statement upon hla return to Washing. ton tha atatut sf war by a law, lik v that Warren T. McOrav would lagers. Colonel W G, Proctor and Prank created engine had attained a speed of over today: eould be law. amended, modi- Plans for Spa Meeting. any other f "1 am very proud and very happv ovar he the Republican nominee and Ir. Carl-11twenty-fivHitchcock, miles an hour. He - atfied or repealed. Tribune.) the Callfortya result. In th most In- ton McCulloch the selection of tha Demo- - II (Copyright,- 1920, tracted the attention of Irpiia and "X, 6. , cratic No LONDON. May arrangements Johnson Defeat Conceded. bitter and virulent primary camparty. who remained standing on tho Powers of Constitution,f f NEW TORE. May 4. Herbert Hoover tense, ever 1 I have been made for Premier MUIerand Gordan, conducted there, I have won paign NEW YORK. May (.Defeat of feenator Prime cab, transfixed by terror, and shouted to come meet jjvsued a statement here today In which by more than 1 f.O.OuO, a majority many to the and war the purpose'-oFourth That I Johnson by Major General England Wood in the UMMINGS DELIVERS tfe expressed surprise that under th times better than ever before given in a Lloid George next week to for them to jump. He then jumped to New j efzf v primary was conceded bv powers of tha conatltutlon was to give Minister Vfrcumstancra so large a vole should have primary election. Hoover risked hla all I New' Jersey manager of the national government th legal power arrange a program for tha Bpa meeting, the ground and last saw the men as Trimhlr ADDRESS '',!n In cast California for the jyeen but It Is quite liksly a meeting will the engine careened from the rails. delegates politically aa a resident of 'California. He the Johnson campaign. In a telegram and practical ability to conduct a sucmy nomination.' Javorlng take place, either In London or, more chose his battlefield there. He made cessful war; that Is. actual hosttttilea While the other meo raced to the . made public tonight. V Dor my friends. In erflerlng my name, a fight of graater political bitterness and Fifth That war powers could not be probably, about May 23 at Bpa, where the engine in an effort to rescue Gordan NEW HAVEN. Conn., May 5. Homer I The telegram, addressed to Captain antroduced no personal lmue, but asked more lavish expenditure of money than 8. Cummings, chairman hostilities had next Tonfercnce Is fixed for May 25. The and exercised actual after of Demo-- 1 Robert J. Foster, the who conducted the fen opportunity to register a protest at any In th history of our state. Tester, cratic national committee, aa tUrpila, Smith ran to Wasatch, British and French both 'realise th imtempoharv Wood campaign In Essex county. New ceased. feenator Johnson's extreme opposition to davt result was to eliminate one or the chairman of the Democratic state Sixth That th power of th presi.com- - Jersey, read: portance of arriving at a full agreement naarlr five miles away, and telephoned Dr. Into fpny league to prevent and reduce conferT. before us. on I two Our of of from all matter cam that J. Howells, county phvsician, for have th sources, going other people decided, vent ion, told the delegates tonight that Complete returns from New Jersey dent said Che statement. With a 'alifomig ha certified m to the nation during chief executive and that of commander-In-vhle- f; ence with the Germana, and no doubt medical aid. He then notified his the war America acted like a I nhow Leonard Wood carried th state by of amateur caa clubs, only month old, in emphatla and overwhelming fashion veritable qrusader In the cause of truth 1217 vote some preliminary meeting will tak place. father of the accident and waited unyroup that the powers of heliber The Johnson forces accept of course, handicapped In to be I invoked tb Words cannot adequately express nhsy were, could augment e pacity my and Justice and civilisation, til the arrival of Dr. Howells and adding that the verdict aa expressive of the New Italian Envoy Speaks. the regular party to the good people among whom but won the moral leadership of the I sev Republicans. You waged a clean other; that he possessed no extraordinary 1 have the people of gratitude ihe real situation Is thatorganisation, save only and ST. LOCIH. Me.. May 14 Th United Frank P. Nelson, Salt Lake county pu lived my life for their generous world and, had the president - fight and Leonard Wood le to he y powers as chief executive, been propwere con- States, cannot afford to separate it In- chasing agent,' who accompanied th jCallfornta has been much torn between endorsement.' supported, America would have been I gratulated on having a man like your-th- e to ths extent such powers V1 loyalty and friendship to the The senator declined to make anv gnelr for ferred by statute which, to authorise ac- terest from those of Europe, Baron Ro- physician. first, and not the last, to ratify the I self who made the result possible." his able rescue of the state dur- - comment on the Indiana result and said must and be After nearly two houri work in tion by him, duly legally In mano Aveuano, Italian ambassador be-to . treaty of peace." thla country, asserted In an addreas He said that the Republican party had I B&llOtS Iteacfl Capital, operation. darkness, tho workers reorhed tho vicIt results from all of the foregoing fore the chamber of commerce her to- tims and removed them from beneath had Its opportunity and it hud failed; I Mav senaI concluded the wicuivcyov day. that not only had It thus far throttled torty.nine facts snd principles, Both men the locomotive. were ths war has ended internally ''Many things have bbeen discovered crushed the treaty of peace, but after a vear of a i racks containing ballot caat In the tor, "that Their bodies were terribly. "One of both aa tr matter of fact and law; that since the war," he declared. sterile debate it could not record the pas- - jI E'iraiNcwt!I?,Tyi.fekIat0r'la e,ectJjnn f nations, were domestically the war power ceased with these Is the Interdependence taken to Waaaich, where they are besage of one single constructive measure. Michigan, Th convention tomorrow will elect a u??d up- - landing a recount by direction the end of actual hostilities, and that a thing which even your country with Its ing held pending an inauest, which will cannot I du both are we wealth th at therefore eecape." be held there today. Neither is known peace, great already hlP,plePt delegation of fourteen from Connecticut I Ister. No tlnw 2th has fixed for The ambassador warned that labor must to have relatives. Internationally and domestically, without to the Han Francisco convention. The They had been c any further act either by the executive receive more consideration if modern civ.are expected to be brief as j n,n6 the count. working for the company tito weeks. ilization Is to survive. or legislative branches of the governMt' K!HK ment. , Farley Declines Comment. Our lawn seed Is carefully selected snd PERSHING ON ALLIGATOR HUNT Chairman Cummings in his address ALBANY. N. Y., May (.Chairman W. tt means a beautiful lawn the fclaned; enenumerated many legislative measures 4. General w. Farley of the Democratic state PANAMA. d May Pershing, TO first season. Vogelers Reed Rtore. y hunt in which two alliafter an by the Democratic congresses and besides saying that he tonight, (Advertisement) coming to the war period, said that party Uag no, as yet received a letter from gators were tasaooed and captured alive, leadership rose TO still greater heights. j Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin today boarded th transport Northern He chellenged critics ed the admlnlstra-- I q, Roosevelt protesting against th unit will sail for New Pscifie and York by Will tlon to suggest how, within th limits ofrue 1or the New York delegation to the PARIS, May (.The allied reply to th way of Porto Rico tonight human possibilities, the war could hai e II national convention at Ran objections of th Hungarian peace Francisco, won more promptly and with less ellned to make any statement the terms of ths peace treaty at Vogel r' a Pansy and bedding-plant- s regarding landed to Hungary's J..tha matter. loss of American life. representatives In f Advertisement.) Leo Ornstein. pianist of national repuwas secretary to delivered the , January Delegates to the national convention, of the Hungarian mission at Versailles tation, will be heard In recital at the Bait who are to meet here tomorrow night, Lake theater tonight. Ho, also, will the Rede had begun to arrive tonight, among them this afternoon. The Hungarians are given ten days, dating from tomorrow, in which Ampico, a reproducing piano. The purB. G. Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany of the recital la to demonstrate the or , in to the pose treaty. accept reject leader. The bulk of the delegates, howreA covering letter accompanying the fidelity and correctness with which tho ever, were not expected before late toinstrument can thla th most difficult out evening, begins by ply. glven morrow. By Universal Service. COBLENZ. May (.(By the Associated music, giving th play " reproduction ths same Indications tonight were that a de- saving that the allied and associated Communist workmen DOVER, Del., May from Suffrage was Pres.) Fifty of will while hoping that Hungary exprcaslon as in the quality ratified by th Delaware state senate late termined f ght, headed by former Conthe vicinity of Duesseldorff entered the artistic In the future an element of staoriginal Interpretation of the artist. area a last .British after today bv a vote of It to 4. Only one gressman Georg R. Lunn of Rchenec-tadoccupied night Tonight's program wll include numwould be made against the unit bility and peace in Europe, can not for- brief but sharp encounter with a deDemocrat, Lewis M. Price of Kent county, get Hungary's share of responsibility In tachment of tn reichswehr troops oc- bers from Beethoven, Schumann, Debussv, voted-fotbe ratification reaoiution. Two rule. war. th world Mendelssohn, Cbopin, Liszt and Mr. provoking The question of the New York delegaDuesseldorff, who were stationed Republicans, Edward B. Brown and J. The letter points out that ethnographle cupying Carev palmer, both of Sussex county, tion favoring a wet plank tn the tow miles south of that city. a In central are such Europe also promised to be one of the big conditions voted against the measure. Heveral reds ware killed In ths ento make the COTTRELL IS NOMINATED. Par-se- e The senate's action today watt the first questions to be decided. Opposition also that it would be Impossible and three men on each side were of Hungary coincide counter real victory the suffragists have won has developed to th reelectiou of Nor- political frontiers WASHINGTON, May (.Frederick G, reds were caught In the Th wounded. relimits the ethnical and that man E Mack of Buffalo as a menbef with her Cottrell of California was nominated tosons and Interned. since Governor Townsend called the sult of plebiscites in the detnehed terri- British Into special session on March 22. of ths Democratic national commute. The reichswehr ar out gathering up day by President Wilson to be director of tories could not be far different from arms A poll of tha house prior to the senate the bureau of mines, succeeding Van H. leaders the ths of the result arrived st by the supreme red and arreuUng rote showed fourteen member openly for Nugent Attacks Cummings. 'Manning, resigned peoof the minute after council aceffect senate th study ratification. What TRENTON, N. I., May (.Declaring ples and their aspirations. tion will have In swelling this number to that tbe great unrest tn th country and Referring to the groups of Magyar the eighteen neces-ar- y fora majority. Is the drift toward radicalism wss directly which pass under control of other good-lookin- g problematical. Suffrage leaders, however, due to prohibition. James R. Nugent of nations, the letter says their Interests are are predicting victory tonight. bv the terms, of the A tense atmosphere of expectancy and Newark, on of ths Democratic big four fully safeguarded Jersey, at an organisation treaties for th protection of minorities uneasiness marked the reassembling of from Naw of the Democratic delenational meeting already signed by Rumsnla and Jugothe legislature this morning. Doth shies together with the Democratic state slavia and ratified by recognised that further dels v in Ihe senate gates. committee here today, vigorously atTh letter terminate with th declarvote wou d be ominous for the suffrage National Democratic Chairman ation that the allied and associated powcause, and that a favorable vote would tacked Homer R. Cummings He asserted that er expect th Hungarian delegation to send suffrage stock skyrocketing through more and virile leadership of make known within ten day of the dal out the country. ' party was needed. Mr. of Its delivery that tt Is authorised to sign At ( o'clock Uresiden, Short called for th Democratic the vote. It conclusion brought a round Nugent said that matters had com to a the treaty aa It is. when the Democratic prettv peas. of cheers from the assembled women, who rushed onto th floor to congratulate the partv of the ytion had to accept the GERMAN Mr. of Cummings when there senators who had supported the resolu- leadersh.p were men of th type of Senator Undertion. Adjournment was moved In confuMr. Nugent made It sion until 10 oclock tomorrow morning. wood available. plain that he did not Intend to foltow Alfred t. Dupont today wrote RepubliMr. of th to house the leadership Cummings and deof cans opposed suffrage urg(Copyright, "1820, by Chicago Tribune.) "I am convinced,' he clared that the Democratic party could ing ratification. BERLIN. May 5. According to the Gerwith th win Governor Edpresidency that a national emergency consaid, man foreign office, the Japanese stir fronts the people which can be more easily wards aa Its candidate. cofiosmlng surrender of th solved by granting women the prlvileg original Shantung documents hardly Is Instructed for Wood. of voting. My ratifying you will undoubtJustified by the facts. The foreign ofedly be doing the best thing foy your fice limited Mta comment to a formal VICKSBURG. Mias , Mav (.The "regSee Them in Our Windows. country, your state and your party. ular Republican partv of Mlsslsalppl," at statement, but from other aottroea It was It state convention here today selected learned the documents In question will 1 Convention Work Delayed. delegatea-at-!arg- e who seek recognition be delivered aa promptly as possible as at the Republican national convention. soon ss requested by Japan In conformity V KANSAS PITT. Mo., Mav (.The ReGreatest Clothing Store MT HMM' treaty. session here Delegate already have been selected by with thofficial publican state convention statement follows: The Republican partv. adjourned tonight until tomorrow morn- theTh "Mleelsstppl 158 of th 'Article selected .todxv and who treaty of Versailles delegates more waited It had than eight are uninatructed ing after commit-tnemen are' National Imposes on Germany- - the duty of handing hour for Its committee on credentials M months of tbe to M. within J. three Mulvihlll. H. (Ner Japan Daley, to settle contests betveen dual delegaIsaiah T. Montgomery (negro), and D. W. coming into forre yf the treaty, of all tions from Jackson and Buchanan counkind documents Snerwood of every (neero) relating to adties. No business may be transacted by Th "Misaleelppl ministration of th territory of Kiao-ehoRepublican party the eonvenHon until the question of whhh wer instructed for Major Qn-e- rl of the rba! detogatlons is to be seated city Leonard Wood. Th German government was naturalIn the permanent reorganisation has been Th claim th convention of ly bound to tarry out that treaty obligaregulars" determined. 1 was unauthorised, April contending that tion. In certain quarters th opinion seems the national commit lee repudiated leadUnit Rule Opposed. ers of the Missouri Reoubllcsns" st a to prevail that the document are a kind WAb'HIN 3TO.V. May (Opposition to meeting held In St. Louis February 12, of title deeds. Huch Is not ths esse. These for th New York Uis "unit rU!s documents corftaln s number of treaties I lar Vote; Lowden Stands Third. hoHNSON MAJORITY GROW I With - , Hundreds of w(. deVg-iAio- ' SOCIALIST FORECAST PLATFORM Salesmen, Salesladies, Cashiers, Wrappers Deni-rstt- I - fact-tha- t s r ofTfj, I- DIVISION OF HONORS NOW Demo-LcraU- -- hg, m MICHIGAN PLEDGED JOHNSON Mlrhl-Igao- STILL INM All 'a For Great May Sale r ljti DRY MANAGER APPLY EXPERIDEPT. 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