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Show 'THE SALT LAKE THIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1920. as lliOFifflSTl ' i General Declares Reports of Friction Among His Managers Are Inventions i Anotlier Week oi of business is making the continued discount possible. j (Don tinned From Page One.) knew and the Inevitable hie nomination.' o fWLite tjaie r nine Jr Volume result trill be PRESIDENTIAL ROW TAKES ON REAL STIR n . , I Lowden, who waa ordered to his bed today by his physician when he developed cold contracted at Memorial day exercises, will he out In a day or two, bis secretary announced. . Mows. Thompson in Race. Not only wfl! William H Thompson, mayor of Chicago, be a candidate for aa national committeeman from Illinois, tout he also will be a candidate for the Illinois member of the resolutions committee. He will be opposed by the IsOwden forces in both of these contests, to word issued from Lowden according headquarters today . The Aral woman delegate to put. in an appearance here arrived today. Mie ie Mrs. Veronna Swan of Joplin, Mo Another headquarters of the presidential candidates made its appearanct along ork-er- a presidential row today. Campaign of Senator Poindexter of tashinKton opened rooms and issued an announcement that the senator's campaign will be conducted from here. Senator Poindexter nil) arrive In Chicago June 4. WOMEN DISCUSSING PLATFORM DEMANDS 1. UIM Cl -- : THE GENERAL DISCOUNT OF 20 I GOOD GOODS' I j r' . ON EVERYTHING in the STORE fWltli a very fair exceptions we are compelled to make of merchandise on which we cannot honorably change the price and except goods marked at special gale prices which represent even greater discounts.) IS WHAT MEANS REAL REDUCTION OF PRICES TO YOU You save h on anything you need and want to purchase not just a saving on special lines which you may or mky not happen to need at the time ; 50 DRESSES one-fift- DISCOUNTS UP AS HIGH AS 50 at . ON MANY LINES V2 WEDNESDAY IS BABY DAY Note the liberal discounts and supply 502 or For Today Little Boys Wash Suits, 50 or Off I Off One lot including silk crepes and silk poplin, trimmed with fine shirring or fine tucks. 4- l Regular Prices, $1.50 to $10 Infants' Coats, 50 or White pique or poplin, colored ginghams, kiddie kloth; hand embroidered or trimmed uith narrow hemstitched ruf- Black and Navy and Tricotine fles. values COATS Infants Hand Embroidered a i 50 or Off OTHER LINES 202 OR Regular prices, $39.50 to $98.50 A special purchase enables 'tit Entire Stock of Hand- - aw en Now is the time to buy your summer furs and also what you want for next winter. J - 1-- 1-- 1-- h 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- 1 1-- Jen-nin- gs old-tim- Re-pu- bj , choose. '' at $445 A Special Sale for Today Starta at 9 al m. Pongees and georgettes in a great variety of the newest and most attractive styles for spring and summer all white,' natural pongee and white with i ' to offer these sport plaid skirts which are the vogue of the season, at', just $15.00, much less than it would cost Good for the making alone. ityles and a variety of plaids and colors from which to - i Blouses 1-- $15X3 Special Our OFF Very llar. $8.50 to $15.75 Regular Jeff 'group of truly remarkable m coats, as these are beautiful quality serge and tneotine and are handsomely lined with mensaline or taffeta, either in black or in fancy colored silk. Dnlmaaco-or belted styles, convertible - s'J Pillow Plaid Skirts Serge A Cunning styles. Regular Prices, $2.50 to $10 Off Price Tricotlae and Serges, just what one needs this weather for street or auto wear. Sale Prices, $19.75 to $49.50 Mostly the much wanted navy, but some other colors and blaek. Very handsomely tailored in smart models for immediate wear. babys Needs for the entire spring and summer infants Silk Cap., ar touches of eolor. ' e c t huve a line of women holding banner in front The Philippine on the Islands; thst stable government today. Americas of the Republican convention hall. official representative in the Philippines INDIAN UPRISING SPREADING. testifies Id it existence." An Indian up- WASHINGTON, June Picketing Is Threatened. rising at Caja Bamba, near Rio Barnb. CuLUMBCS. Ohio, , Juno I. Unless Ecuador, has grown into a widespread Delaware tomorrow ratifies - the federal movement and is attributed to the new woman suffrage amendment, . thereby government tax registration. Advices toputting It into effect, the National Wo- day to the state department said the poman's party next week will have a line lice were reported to have been attacked of women pickets in front of the Re- and that many Indians were occupying publican convention hall in Chicago, Dr. Rio height G. Hayden, .Columbus, chairman of the dominant surrounding National Woman's party, declared to- Bamba. , night. BIG SEIZURE OF LIQUOR. "We want to know If the rational Republican party will permit Delaware to NEW ORLEANS. June 1. Uquor valkeep the ballot from 27.0iKl.0oU women, ued at 640, (s Hi was seised late bv Dr. Hayden said. Unless Delaware rati- United States prohibition agentstoday at the fies by Wednesday evening, a delegation room of Con Dreco, a former saloonof the National Womans party will go keeper of this city. Dreco is alleged to to Chicago to protest. flasks at 19 have sold liquor in The protestation wilt take ths form of cents each. t one-oun- ce Um ut st two-thir- I a. C-- s anoTcS That the great lecturers such as Taft Cobb. Tarbell Bryan, Stefansson and others come West under our management exclusively. ELLISON-WHIT- E H:zsLYCcn-a,..tOTf.c::.'- .5 FLAGS --OR TWO Cf5PCRrS OROtQ rCSTUVIO CALCARY A0CKLAC10W2DVJV;D f 3 r 1 sale price. Sample Blouses, regular price of which would bo about twice this -j 4. -- o; , th ev- r Jure ' AS ' IV' ' i rstt Hsy, who has called aMary caucus of the twenty-si- x women Republican delegatee and approximately 135 alternates for Bunday, today conferred with Either long or short wkite cashmere, tain Victor Heintx, who has been Capappointed by Chairman Hays to assist the Slips, crepella, broadcloth, chinchilla from inwomen in drafting the plans which they will present to the Republican convention fants to white. sizes; lor participation of the suffragists In Beautifully hand made, hand embroidered control of the party. Captain Heintx, central regional director of the national slips. Prices, committee, will attend caucus and endeavor to obtain aSundays becompromise tween the conservative and more radical groups of women 1-W omen leaders here are ALL 5 discussing two planks they hope to see Incorporated in ( the platform. One relates to suffrage excepting only Vanta, Arnold and Rubens Knit Goods) and the other to prohibition. Several national committeemen are opposed to Infants Short Dresses, Red Diamond Diapers, Nursery Furniture, considering either, arguing that congress has submitted both amendments to the 20 Per Cent or 5 Off 20 Per Cent or 5 ,0ff 20 Per Cent or 5 Off states for ratification and one has alIncluding beds, wardrobes, scales, baskets, ready been ratified, with action on the Infants Slips, 20 PerCent or 5 Off other expected shortly. (Hemmed chain. square and 4x48.) nursery Demands by some of the women leadi (Either machine or hand made.) ers for "fifty-fift- y recognition in Infants Wool Sweaters and Sacqucs Infants Flannel Kimonos, . control is also meeting opposition party from the men. One member of the national 20 Per Cent or 5 Off 20 Per Cent or 5 Off Complete Line of Carters Infants committee aald today that the proposed, dual control, "with a man and woman 20 Infants Novelties, Per Cent or Shirts and Bands and Complete Line Infants Gertrnde Skirts, chairman, each with separate committees fi Off in each state, would caude permanent 20 Per Cent or 5 Off division Between the men and women Swiss Ribbed, 20 Per Cent or 5 Off (Celluloid, ribbon. voters. It would be as logical, he added, to elect two presidents, one for the men and one for the women. Whatever plan is agreed on. he said, should provide for assimilation of the women voters in the existing party machinery, possibly through the appointment of women vice and hand them a small gilt basket con- - the prosecution of Arthur f. Townlej, said Hamon. 'If elected f would make eernitt g the nomination for ths presl- chairmen of the state and national talntng candy and a Wood button. moving genius of the Nonpartisan league, a woman secretary of war. deney. The Rhode Island delegation will earry the radical political power of Mr. Hamon wears diamond shirtbut-tonseven women They are not delegates NotUi Dakota, with strength in MinneHo made it in oil $13,000,(wa. He Founders Scions Attend. and have not yet won the vote, but they sota and Nebraska. Likeuire is he lead has the aulid ote of the hotel La Salle WOMEN TO PLAY In are hopeful. the CHICAGO, June I. Five sons, two for now bell ho)H. fight waggovernor jng ing in the state, with the Nonpartisan IMPORTANT PART Missouri Hat. ar.d seven grandsons of the daughters league and Townlev against the regular Edmund late Burke Fairfield, one of the. BRYAN TO WORK FOR Republicans. Townley his been using Mra Veronna Swell, a delegate from the most4 modern Lake Tribune Letted Wire. founders of the Repcblican party, will Uiirnga TrthHM-S.l- t methods of campaignsprung a hat upon the ing G. O. CHICAGO, June 1. Women are to have Missouri, has row" P. DRY PLANK attend a familv convention here from flying from town to town for ptaK-tn- g which is excttlng an Important voice in all activities of the "presidential to June 10. Mr. Fairfield was a The InJune engagements in an arplane and she has dictment Republican national convention. They are much favorable comment, for cousin of "Stonewall" Jackson. Townie' uo He was against to alleged three permission WASHINGTON, June already granted lation of lining up for their favorite candidates, women the sedition act in pending elected state senator from Michigan in of the Lowden camp to have exact e in an address before th and arc giving P. II. 185 Lran, polititdans a former and of became maor San lieutenant McCarthy, governor of coplea made of it. It Is a rose panne Francisco, and now glimpse of speed and resourcefulness. that state in 185. president of the San& Bryan Democracv club here tonight, The women are trying to make every, velvet creation, and about the niftiest lid Francisco building trades council and that he was going to the Re- Johnson in far in sight body welcome and to assure the visitors so All member of the state building trades the women visitors are bringing In council, Pittsburg. of a pleasant sojourn in the city. The national convention at Chicago publican a from the state delegate valises and golden numemous trunks containing and a worn Johnson PITTSBT'RG. June L Senator Hiram welcome" sign, however. Is not out for "tn work among delegates for a dry arried conceivable function. adherent, for every gowns W. addressed Johnson bunch a noisy a large audience of professional who These range from filmy creations that in Chicago today irom California all an candidate and a dry plank In In Syria temple here are reported to be coming frompickets tonight, discussing, Washingpepped up to swing it Hiram s way. funcy other ton to put over their customary stunt of will be suitable for mostwillexclusive je-'the high ihe among t radicalism, things, platform" " be properfor to costumes that picketing the Coliseum, the hotels and tions, At San Fianc seo, Mr. Bryan said, he cost of living and the duties of public barn dances. They are also bringing Pat Sullivan. servants. parading theIs streets bearing suffrage their smart this tnan was a Democrat would insist that the Democrats nomibanners. It also .said to he part of the street bathing suits, inriding outfits, "Apart from our international relaand, fact, about al! the AtPossibly plan of these unwelcome, visitors to get clothes suits, have, and go on record tions wherein our very sovereignty ha he tias standing in the nate an a. owed any rate, be so to as for ready they been nto ail meetings wherever possible and at stake," said Mr. Johnson, the In their for liational platform prohibition. lobby of the Auditorium near a group, Mr. K.--an any eventuality. heckle the speakers. predicted that tne wets In burning question is the cost of living. the central figure of whirh was big. smilthe Democratic rank", If they were un- Behind every man who hasn't a plethora Are Unwelcome. Pat Sullhan, national committeeman able to get a wet plank In the p'atform, of this w orid's goods stalks the dread SOFT PEDAL PUT ON . ing wouid concentrate their energies In keepspecter of want because of these from Wyoming. Women here do not want these proSullcosts. Legitimate profits none out a dHe dec lared that ing plank. LOWDENS BOOSTERS ivans talk is just Committeeman fessional militants. They argue that their a breath from the the d')s howecer, wuc certain to would deny; a mors than generous return tactics will do the cause of suffrage InOn "ould capital or investment .none would The strange man Hrtened in god, calculable Injury and alienate the support CMruge Tribune-Sil- t Lake Tribune Leased Wire. But recent researches have question. awe for a of men who otherwise might be counted asked mans moment, the big demonstrated that in some Instances In CHICAGO, June 1. Orders tame from name Then, shaking lus head sadly, he upon as friendly to suffrage SAYS the WETS necessities of Ilfs, exorbitant AND very An array of women decorated with gorheadquarters today for Lowden boomers moved away. and unconscionable profits have been to put on the soft pedal. Yesterday the geous badges and "Johnson for president "Imagine, he whispered, "just Imagine DRYS WILL at and FIGHT made, this particular time every a man With a brogue like that, and buttons, will be at the station Thursday field workers were agitating the atmoseffort of government, every available forenoon to greet the California senator phere with claims that the Illinois gover- a RepubllcJn! law should be employed to protect the c HIOAGO, June J A prediction that general Hoover boosters from California are when he arrives. There will be a street nor had things lashed to the mast. This public. the sell, and thedrjs will go to a clean-cDemonstration and a reception at the had the effect of stirring up other camps stiil fighting that California primary that and abot Johnson headquarters showdown at ths Official Such words Member, of the to renewed effort and the combined guns gave the state to Johnson Oregon Vote. Democratic Twenty-sevennational and Thirty-firas prohibition," "s.andalous expendiconvention at San infantry of the opposition were being turned on tures. Hlberian expeditionary SALEM, Ore.. Jure 1. Complete offiand so on, are heard Kranclero was made here today by Wil.force the Lowden stockade. It was also beld "knifing. auxiliary V. will also have a prominent part in the that too much of Lowden Marsh, treasurer of the Demo- cial returns received from every county In strength waa frequently. Ralph O. Kly, an attorney of bur national committee, and commitJohnson activities. Oregon and canvassed by the secretary Shortly after hit ar- being disclosed to the delegates at this Loa Angeles, remarked upon the fa-- t that cratic rival Benator Johnson and hla lieutenant, stage "If the wets can of state, show that Herator Hiram W. of the pme. This gave the oppo- there were bSI.OoO Republican votes cast teeman from Iowa a will go into conference and decide en the sition a line on the governor's resources and only 600 Democratic votes In the produce majority on the Johnson won over Major General Leonard state ballot boxes, "tv hu h means. he vote for a liberal plank in th platform. Wood In the recent, primary election by preeonventien campaign aside from the and scouts from rival camps ImmediateCox Mil votes. Johnson received ii,lU voles Governor In my judgment, of Ohio. to wean big mass meeting. work to "tliat went made some of explained, somebody surely ly away an argument among the Democrats of the will be the nominee of the convention,'' and Wood 43.770 votes FYank O. Lowden the Lowden delegates. Mr finished third with 16,67 votes, end HerMarsh said. Hoover Boosters. lowden headquarters swarmed with state Chairman Homer g. Cummings of the bert Hoover fourth with 14,657 votm. today and there waa a tine of Fifteen women from Fhffkdetphla will visitors Democratic For vice president, Senator Henry Cabot national national committeemen waiting at the Janes Solution. fresh committee, arrivo this week to Join the Hoover boost-er- Blackstone from his interview Monday with Presi- Lodge received 68 614 votes, more votes hotel to interview the goverIn addition, there will be a larga W th olutlon than were cast for both of his opponents, Hrei urn Id Allen B.for the Mexican dent ilson at the While House, passed Elwood nor, who was unable to see them because delegation of New Tork women, also of problem Jane, Republi- through Chicago today on his way to Washington and William Grant illness. Gven the Wood delegate Mrs. Robert Burdette "Hoover boosters. can Aricommitteeman national from Webster. San Francisco. The two Missouri from announced Democratic were that they of California has been asked to serve on ' i aa laid he his on zona, sombrero the leaders did not meet each other. Chairthe national executive committee of the friendlv to Lowden and will vote for him dtvan In Rearock alley. .Htraighten out man Cummings wl.l stop In Arizona en Filipinos Arrive. If It appears General Wood cxnnot get Hoover campaign. Arlsona-Mrxico the international boun- route to the coast. CHICAGO, Juns I. A delegation from lowden women of the Hamilton club the nomination. dary. Kverybody know that the guxs Concerning Mr. Cummings's interview the Philippine islands, beaded will meet Friday afternoon and by Jaime out laid t see straight, it couldn that inaugurate with the president. Mr. Marsh said: Tovmley. Fights their campaign. , arrhed In Chicago today tod V rune on the bias. bat we went to do "The newspaper reporta of that Inter- urgeteyra. a full independence The Hoover women are strong for the the of adoption E H. Niohol of Jackson, Minn. ootin-t- v ie to change it. Incidentally, a change view may have had some interlineations. afternoon tea campaign. They also served pisiform declaration by the Republican for bin oeriion of the country would give ue a good Mice of Mexico I hardly believe, for Instance, that the parly. doughnut, and coffee to solidify the ar- andattorney a delefmte to the convention, him L. Hamon. chairman of the Okla- preTdent Is starting out to assume Jake per"By the Jones jaw of Angust !J. 191. gument been Conduct in r a double on one homa delegation, mill accept the nominasona; control of the national convention. declared Me. oe Veyra. "the Fhlllpp-neWomen who are boosting General man 4n hie home bailiwick, fifht in tion ao the for first the I if convention doubt president were Wood a chancer w.ll meet the promised their Independence as eoon delegates Place, he 1. the prosecuting attomev It, decide I believe In wrm.ne suffrage. to CHICAGO. 8pecial FEAXUT BRIT- TEE, pound All candir made frerh hours. ery twenty-fou- And all Walker merchandise is marked when it is put in stock at a fair and legitimate profit only, so you can readily see that e- perad-ventur- ' I OUR MARKED PRICES ARE NOT CHANGED, BUT DISCOUNT IS DEDUCTED AT TIME OF PURCHASE a slight Senator Moses Injected added entbu-- s asm Into the Wood campaign bv apearly and Issuing pearing at headquarters statement In which he predicted that the general would win twyonii all n announcement of a dotiht. was made at Wood headquarters that Brigadier General W. B. Burtt, who has assisted General Wood In the latter's rampatgn, will leave tomorrow for Washington, D. C.. where he will report to the sergeant-at-arm- s of the senate In answer to a subpoena to appear before the subcommittee Investigating campaign expenses. It developed today that there will be two contests In the Illinois delegation when that body meets to select its new national committeemen. Wednesday Candy - J V : Remember headquarters. The alight lllnes of Governor F. O. lowden did not prevent him front receiving a number of visitors. Including a number of national committeemen. Governor Wood to Win WELCOME, VISITINO ZLK8I . Make Walker's your headquarters. The conveniences of the store are at your service. an j J CHICAGO, June 1. The presidential row took on increased activity today, swarms of national committeemen, dele- Kates, politicians and visitors streaming Into the headquarters of their favorites I for the Kepubllcan nomination. Additional workers from New Tork and Doe Angeles came to the Hoover bead- quarters, which were crowded from early mornttiK until late at night. when the arrival of Harry DwuiTherty, campaign manager for Senator Harding, drew a liberal number of visitors William Crocker, national commit- - j .teeman from California, got In today, and. himself from the meeting of absenting the national committee, made calls along presidential row, paying his respects to the men in charge of benator Johnsons r , |