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Show X - THE SALT LAKE. TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8 lane, Clifford M. Alston; artomatbs, Mrs. Alice L. McFurlana end O. H. DabLCon-oalonHarold J. Steams, Fail) H. Dem.-J- cn y; Aitornetoo, Herbert-Van- end Hugo B- - Anderson.. 15. State convention Daniel Herrington. Georg Udell; alternates, William Nieoet, Frank C, Taylor. Congressional D. C. Wood wand. M. S. Faux; alternates, W. J. Slddoway, Ida J. Gough. 16. Stats and congressional Thomas Alston, Carl A. Ahlqulst. Mrs. Lila U h Clark; alternates, Ernest R. Kimbsfl, F. Larson. 17. State and congressional Franklin Christensen, John Henry Evans, Frank K. Seegmillor. ---t It. Slat and congressional Rufus D. I Peacock, Orton Allen. 20. Stats convention Mrd. H. WoodD. bury, W. D. Phillips, Mrs. Annie H. Wethsy. CsngresalonaJ Themas Smith, Ethel PblUlps, Mrs. Joseph B. Russell. 28. Stats and congressional D. M. Sweansy, Miss Msxlns Smoot. 27. Stats Wilconvention Thomas liams, alternate; U B. Holmes. Congressional convention Brigham Whitmore, alternate; A. Giles. 2t. State convention Joseph H. Has-laMrs. Lydia Page; alternates, 1. M. Pag and B. C. Griffith. Congressional convention F. B- - Huntsman and Mrs Luslla Hayward; alternates, Mrs. Minnl Huntsman- and T. J. Jones. 30. Stats and congressional W. G. Laubender and Mrs. A. E. Carter. S3. State and congressional Martin D. Altus and Mrs, A. P. Popp. . 86. Stats and congressional Charles J. And Mrs Bengtsen, Jams M, Forsyth Belle Forsyths, 86. Stats and congressional D. A Camomile, T. T. 'Burton and Joseph F. Worthen. 37. State and congressional Albert J. Cope, K. K. Nebeker and W. E. Gordon; alternates, W. L, - Chamberlain, Mrs. W,. E. Oordon and E. B. Peterson. IS. Stats C. A. Csrlqulst, S. W. Jones. Mrs. D. F. Lewis and A. Congressional ; t 26, 1920. al Open Field Appears Presented to Party Members Aspiring to State Offices. ' . PIERCE-ARRO2-to- K. k W 3i-to- n, n, 5-t- on Dual Valve Trucks Tlie Dual Valve principle pro duces greatly increased power, surprising operating economy and a surpassing performance. -- O. Matthews. State And congressional Whit and B. M. Wsltmeyer. State Director of Vocational Education, Candi- - , date fpr Superintendent of Public Instruction ' on the Republican Ticket V Power of - Brigham H. Roberts received most of the favors at the disposal of Democratic vcter in Salt Lake county, primaries last Out of a few more than sixty night. delegations reporting, at least sixteen were said to bs favorabla to Mr. Roberts and several others were thought to be on his side In the race for nomina tiun for governor. One district was pledged to George H. TDernf who has not beep, an active, candidate, and ons was pledged "to ..Joseph F. Merrill, both of these being for the office of governor. For the other offices for which 'nominations will be made next Monday by the Democrats of Utah, Judge Harold Mi Stephens of the Third district court "w as favorably remembered by a number of voting districts, the delegations being pledged to vote for him for the nomination for the supreme bench of Utah. .t f ZU-la- Sixteen Delegations Said to Favor B. H. Roberts as Nominee for Governorship j4 FRMQS1V. IQRKMM N. fAts convention Henry C. Lund end O. W. Moyle; alternates, Mra Kate Archer and Mra If, R. Ivory. Congressional convention William Beckman and Delbert D. Thomas: alternates, R. N Ivory and Lorsnso Simpson. Btate convention James E. Hart, C. W. Rawlings, Mra Hannah C. Martinson; alternates, Mis Virginia Peterson and John T. World. Congressional Shields Well Supported. N. A. Martinson. Mra Melvina Dan B. Shields, attorney general, was World and Mrs. Elvira & Hart; alterpledged the support of several delegs- - nates, Arthur F. Barns and Jnraes E. tione for renomination for that office, and Hart. Culbert L. Olson, stats senator, was In63. (Six with ons-han vots each) dorsed by at least one delegation for the State and congressional Mra Frank nomination for United States senator. . Mra. Vina Tronto, Reid. Mra Harriet were fairly The primaries reporting W. well attended. Thera had been no spe- C. MorriaH. Earmhaw, Gue Dyer and G. and offices cial battle on for any of the 4. Stats W convention George none of the candidates were known to Joshua Belley. Congressional have mads any determined effort to get Tlmpeon, WUHam convention Several candidates tor min 8. R. Harrison. Seller and Benjavotes or support. ths nomination for governor had been 66. 8 tat and congressional W. j. announced, but none hae established a Korth, A. B. Frisby, Mra Elisabeth and Lake Salt in county headquarters Cohen and Mra Leonore D. Christensen. none seemed to be putting forth any par67. 8tato and oongreeilonal HolJohn more than ticular effort. Only a few Alvin A. Beasley, Ernest S. Holmes, half of the districts reported and none ley. alternate Mra Mrs. Barlow, Joseph for office seemed Alice Merrill Horn and of the candidates Georg H. Home. anxious regarding results. 61. State convention James T. Shaw, Thomas MoKsan, William Nswtnan (one-haOpen Field Ahead. vote each); congressional convention An open field seeme presented to the William Catmull, Daisy McKean and Democrats who aspire to office, so far as Chris Christensen (one-havot each). 41. Stats the nomination Is concerned. While s convention Oliver Ostler, number worth notiolng reported that Mrs. Maud Hughes; congressional conthey w ere favorable to Mr. Roberts, only vention Oliver Ostler and Mra Sarah a very few of these were pledged or In- Ostler. structed to support him and ths 74. Stats convention Swan, will bs free to use their own Judg- John H. Kimball and Dr. Douglas Grace ment. There seems to be plenty of op- A trey ; congressional convention Stratton Georg portunity for barnstorming end oratory, P. Traynor, Warren Stratton and Mra will havs on op- Clsir K. Rager. and the spellbinder , portunity to try out for honor. 77. Stats and congressional Bertha M. Ths allowing delefgatlons reported; Jamas V. Sprunt, N. D. Thatcher 1. State convention T. C Geertsen, Gray, E. Henry D. Moyle; alternates-l-F- . Mrs T. C. Geerteen, U. B. Anderson. Con- and and Mrs. Ada B. Byer. gressional convention T. C. Geertsen, H. Barker 71. RichS. convention Frank Sjat B. Andreason, Mrs. H. B. Andreaeon. t. State convention T. A. Horne, Jr., ards, T. F. Thomas and Mrs. Laura Tay lor; alternates Charles Driscoll and M. C. Iverson, C. F. Christensen; alternate, L. E. Iverson. Congressional John John D. Thurman; congressional convene Paradise, A. F. Houghton, B. M. Mat- tion David L. Murdoch, M. L. Rickman and K. N. Parkinson; alternates Charles hews; alternate, Mrs. B. M. Mathews. I. 8tate convention John Halversen, Drlsooll and John D. Thurman. 0. State convention Miss Rule Wll B. W. Musser, W. H. Wilkin. Congressional O. Chytraua, John Gallagher, Mrs. llama, George H. Dern, M. J. Tanner E. 8. Musser. congressional convention John T. Nett t. Stats and congressional I. C. Thore-se- ress. Miss Jean Hurst, George H. Dern Lorensa Richards, H. E. Wallace; al. alternates, for both state and congres termites, Mrs. B. D. Ward, H. A. Bowen stonal conventions Miss Emma Williams, and J. P. Fanning. Clarence Milner and Mrs. M, J. Tanner, II. 'State and congressional Arthur L State and congressional oonven McFaAane, Victor CHristophereon, D. C. tlons Miss Grace C. Denton, Joseph H vote each. Perkins, one-haand John D. Ford; alternates for McKay 13. State convention M. P. Jone. L. both stats and congressional conventions R.- ConM. Martlneau, William Waterfall. Mrs. Burmestsr, Judge T. C. Evans. L. Maxfleld gressional D. K. Johnson, Charles Shurt-lef- f, S3. State convention Ernest Bauer. Snow, Orson Allan, Mra. Edwin Felt 14. Stats convention Johri C. McFar- - congressional Edwin convention Felt, Mrs. Anns B. Snow and James Maxwell. 41. State and congressional conventions B. R. Tanner, Abraham Wilson and N. J. Torksleen. conven 04. Stats and congressional tlons Mr. Anna T. Plercey, C. Wesley L. C. and Brown Monson; alternates, for both state and congressional convetuons Mra. Louisa Mors. H. Lotgrssn and Mrs. Louie P. Ashman. 46. Stats convention Berkley Olson; congressional convention I. P. Hinckley. 101. State and congressional conventions S. F. Kershaw and R. Kelly. 104. 8tate and congressional James H. Moyle, Mrs. L. M. Crawford, T. B. JNCREASED valve area facilitates the exhaust of gas while the double ignition assures complete com bustion delivering the full power of the explosion and saving gasoline. It affects important saving in operation and maintenance and increased efficiency. n lf 5yf The State Director of Vocational Education during the past thro years hai lf THER advantages produced lf bad much to do with the initiation and development of Utah Educational Program, with the enactment of her educational laws, and with the progress made toward greater state aid for Public Schools. Through his work he is intimately familiar with the educational problems and needs of the state. In- clude accessibility to quick repairs and easy operation both vital to timesaving and reduction of labor costs. This has been accomplished without sacrifice of durability, long life or continPierce-Arrouous operation dels-igat- es pre-domina- STATEMENT OF POLICIES: 1. Consistent, yet progressive, administration of Utahs educational program to place our state first in education. 2. Nonpartisanship in all appointments and policies, 3. Equal educational opportunities for all the children of the state through increased state aid. 4. Careful and wise expenditure of school funds. FRANCIS W. KIRKHAM. w nt characteristics; A Qof the FIRST FIFTY n. , (Paid Advertisement.) trucks I tlU running after 9 yearo service. lf Deliver! mors work glwu ,v- - v , t . vt.. y, , v - Modem Double House with Full Basement; I Rooms each aid. Bath, gas furnace, electrie light. E. Ind South. A Bargain If taken at once. APPLY SAVAGE MOTOR CO., 442 South Main. Phone Was. 6213. 324-13- 4 Wtmderfml Medtclna TRY this approved Just the tonic for nervousness, sleeplessness depressed 'feeling, loss of , appetite, digestive troubles, brain fag, or slow recovery from influenza and kindred ailments. Atonic, alterative " and diuretic for tyood and nerve disorders. 0 n c Women ?! i)- Made Young r .. n. Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be youra if you will keep your yatem in order by taking COLD MEDAL State and Armstrong, H. V, 190. Stste and . ' NtW SUITS FILKO. Berrysisa sgslset Ass Butcfalasas Befrymts fee dlvafe os gresad al dMartlaa. Gregory Halloa, jdalng kslim st tbs Athesa Caody eaeipaay, iirlort Jomo Kaddaa aed ho roeerhr 11463. 0L alleged dee for I told and delivered. j Salt Lake CIJ7 agalaat boom M. fane worth, to raadrma right of way for caarl. Myrtle U. Walker egalnet C. AlUa Walker, for divorce aa greead of aoanjppert. Beaty Eoffrrl. adnltlstrator of the eatat of Antonio AetrotMlIal, agalavt tha llnllad Sttlea Peel eesipeay, I recover 10.000 daa-as- e for the deeth of Aetrebellel, are Pemberton ageleet Loroy X. Pemberted, for divorce on ground of sonaipport. Tbs worlds goods if j i , v , Stand rd rsnwdy (or kidney,. liver, bladder and uric add troubles, tbo enemies of 111 and look. In us tines 1694. All druggists, three sites. r Csld Modal km m4 eeeest ns kekotlom r ', Wr, D. Avon. congressional Ross F. Swanson. Cliff Johnson, Bluffdale. Bute Thomas Winters. Congressional Oeorg J. Merrill. other, r ' congressional Qoorg ' vr1 Distributors 8tate convention B. T. Pyper, W. Hallores . alternates Mrs. Lottie Hines, J. J. Carroll; congresisonal Mr. T. T. Pyper, O. C, balby. 104. tat convention W. R. Wallace. Mra J. H. Cook, W. C. Young. W. J. Congressional Miss A. Tib Dooley belts. J. H Cook. 103 8tate and congressional W, B. 106. 139. 'i SERVICE 1 is certain I institution so well equipped and so fully disposed as we are to facilitate all transactions for its M. D. Naylor Company J. t a (teals prico. v Hughes, R. B. Thurman, William Regsr. H. J. FlUgerald, Alien B. Sanford, 8. A. King. 10 state H. G. McDonald, John Hansen, Mrs. Mary Leighton; alternate, it. Miller. Congressional C. H. MilT. ler, H. H. Lundstrom, J. A Brlckner; alternate, John Hansen. 110. Stats and congressional Hugh A. McMIUin, Mrs. Ruth M. Penrose, C. W. Marlon; alternates Frank W. Penrose, Jessie F. Hints, Walter Ryan. B. convention Harry 8tst lily Walker, Miss Esther IT but, Mrs. FlorB ence Canty. Congressional Harry Walker, H. 8. - McCann, Mrs. Florence Canty. 113. Slate and congressional S. F. Dunn, Mra E. Corrlck, Mrs. Minnie P. Quav, Preston Lewi. 114. State and congressional R. E. L. Collier, W. H. Roaelter, alternate, Mr. Agnes Carlsen. 117. State O. W. Ewing, Leslie Frasier, Mrs. W. E. Sehoppe. Congressional Walter J, Sloan, Mra F. J. Davidson, II. Walsh. 124 State Amos H. Turner; alternate, Edward E. Howe. Congressional Edward E. Howe; alternate, Amos H. Turner. 137. State and congressional William lUdfleld, J. B. Brlnghurst, Mrs. Priscilla Nllson; alternates, Cameron Hansen; H. C. Monter. r 1J3. State and congressional Laa renc lAmon, M. J. Millar. 169. Stats end congressional John A. Maynss, Laursoc Hilton. 166. Stats and congressional Mela A. Anderson. 167. State A. Robert Larsen, 1L 0. Johnson. 186 State Otto Kepple, George Mys, w, R. H. Tanner. Congressional D. Heseton, Mr. Ray H. Kenner, Phil Fullerton, 187. . State and congressional. John ,CL Greene, W. K. Collins, C. L. Countrj-tne- La Loses 1 dm oo eba Job aad off tha Job. Cotta loot to operatt and less to maintain. Lasts longer, depredatss lass, commands a higher Fltx-geral- d. Vh dm. 157 Social Hall Avenue depositors. r California Syrup of Figs Childs Best Laxative - MEMBER. FEDERAL. RESERVE SYSTEM SAY DIAMOND DYES Dont streak or ruin your material hi poor dye. Insist on Diamond Dyaa.1 Easy directions la package. MOTHER! war fifi , CORNS" Lift Right Off Without Pain Reception Committee Rep- resentative of Every Inter-th- e Community. Special td The Tribune. BRJGUAU CITY. Aug. 25. Th executirff conmitteff hieing li charge ths aanagemeut of Fcacb day mad appointment of a a umber of committees Ut tTtalnf at a aieoUng held la the Commercial club rooms. It waa the sense of the aaatlaf ,'hat tho rereptloa ceiaatttat aboukl ba aa fully repreaentatlv of tb run aualty'k Istareata aa poaaibla, w th partooaal ; up uf tb Wat aid following Mayer Joha Accept California Syrup of Figs W. Peter, Chairman Brigham Wright of th only look for tha nama California on county coamtaatoacra, stak Prealdtat 8. Norma Lae, Mra. William J. Lowe, tha package, then you aro sure your prealdcst Civic Improvement club; Mr. Abtl I. Rich, child is having the best and most harm-lee- s A. Mr. W. club; preatdeut Klnderyartva Comp. physie tor the little stomach, liver tea. prvaldaut lau,hlra ef Pleaevru; N. C. a little a Doesn't bftt hurt Drop and bowels. Children lore its fruity prvaldvat Comm.relal club; W. L. Freesone'-o- n an aching cornt Instant- Simonies, Maaonie order; W. H. Uleuve tor taste. Full directions on etch bottle. Kddy for-Ili- a 1. O. O. then . that corn tlm shortly Pater J react, chief ftrat dehurting, ly stop You must say California. (Adv.) you lift it I.lrulrnant Ruel Kakelaen, troop D. with fingers. Truly! partment; right off " Your draggisT aelis' a tiny bottler of KsUeeel Guardi 4. H." Hhlrtmorer- - enperrntro. ,of arhoela, and the ltev. c. g, Pewltr, Free rone for n few cento, sufficient dent church. preahytvrla ; to remove every hard corn, soft corn or Jobe L, PI arc and R. A. Madaau were earned corn between the toes, and tho calluses, a committee te haadlv th flmutcve ef tbf gam te be playeU by the Biiiham without soreness or irritation. (Adv.) ball and lh Lsytua chain plus of the YVaaatcl league. Kpwlal la Tb Tribes. Th eemmltle daulded te have a big panda BRIO HAM CITY. Aug. 3$ Alton v Lees bt 11 o'clock, a fealuto for which many of FoenMbwk of Loui we hi Brlghaa Oily tetbo regular peach day vlaltors hare clamored and which a great maay of tho local sty siectlasWhoe eenbvr of IreSlu Dmocntt 4 Mhora lalibt be likely Jo ho aea.4 R. Kalaer. B. ,U. pooplo bivo boos urging. a I tk. - 4 dvl.,atr. I th. t suit MunallSg Tyeen and Harris Bundenea were earned a be h!4 o StluntaF of Bprrlil te Tb .Tribtnn. a orroagemaato, with powvr te All commit! couuly roaeefctlee Ihn weok. Atloreay FoeuMlMok Iv aa evplraol upoe all the internet of Bogvlder emmljt to BRIGHAM CITY. I Aug. 3 for tho aomtaatle of siutrle Ju4s to ikvmS ; aak tho parade a loeceaa. Deputy Gan Cmwlyiosar Jaiur Cot tea. J uOre J, D. Cell. wboM Wrm ef efflr vtplra f Mein atroat I'poe rcpieai, the epnraails with the clow of th. Call K. T. year. Jud,. Willey asd R. Kalaer e( the BexeMe, Immediately In front of the oily ball tor a haa hot yc Irnllralod hi laiastlOD wlb rtlataec of treeral hoodred feet waa granted Game Protective eeeoriatlea plaited 9009 fell-boi to aarklnt third tans. fire end Che Brighem f'lty mill- trout ftsgeritnsa Is tb Orahan prlng the banddrpaftmeat for dancing purlmarii. Theto two tnry at tfbaeyvllla. The ft.k wen ahlpprd frora tb organlaotloea prapoo te glee i treat dance on HOWARD PIQG TO MARRY, of Inatesee 14 the slat tb at and Murray upoa oeoalng Saptomber halrbery agate eo the 8ALINAS, Cal.. Aug. 26. A 'marriage the local flab aed aaaoalettoe. a ad tha Talog of Peach day. Soptrmbee is. tb nr, license was issued hers today to Howard ef la which they were plaited brloaca te roedt to go Inis tb traeaurita of lb two of. E. Flgg, assistant United States attorney tprtat e auaiber ef rvaldeata ef Baaayvlll who have gonlaetlMA They approprlatt watar (or Irricattoa parpoaaa. It Tb aaoal midway atlracllon general, and Edith Clare Btraua have all booa were believed to have gone from her - I wd prerioealy berm stocked with tvckece asd Head eg lecladlag th merry foerlo to Dsi Monts, Col. wheel aed carp. aoeoliy a how, which will occupy WARNING Unless you see the name Bayer on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 20 years arid proved safe by millions. Name Bayer has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold. I t i Candidate for Judgethip Looking Up Delegatee 5000 Trout Fingerlingt Planted at Honeyville T, ,mnl (a f A FIRST! Accept only n unbroken package of genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, which contains proper directions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly Americanl i Handy tin boxes of 18 tablets cost but a few cents Larger package. , SAFETY 9 7 1 l Aaptris Is 4k tied stark -- 4 Bayer Manufacture of Moneseotloeoldootor of SalloylloesIB V" J. . The Electric railroad boa announced a tk eatlre oquar btwo Bocosd and Third Wret a ire I a. Th fruit dlaplay will b act up rat s lull loaa lhn half far fur th geuad la Btonaor park, aa Wtat gaeoat a tree l. whora trip, good only so Peach day, boweear. Ik fro peoebos, walormeloe sad stkaf fruit Th fruit promlacs to h at lit vary bebt far will be ere4. . Pracb doy thlo year, aid, daapltt th abort , ensosseo S redoced crag rerywkrr Tk Oeogoe Sheri LI there will b abandaac. rat of a aod a half far foe th round trie m that the elalton may h aaourad f all 4 14 aan aat. fram IS. ef th light crop, tb Bcaua coeoring thro days September thay . Isclualeo, selling data Is ba September 14 sad fruit will b ef a ouptrioe duality, sad 1.-- at. . K 1) |