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Show Thursday the weather. and Friday partly warmer Thuraday. Local Settlement Silver Tribune Want Ads are ?TC8sivc, persistent, intelligent salesmen that never feel discouraged. cloudy; Prlcti. 114 .t0 lu.lrii Copper (cathodes) VOL. 101, NO, 50. SALT LAKE CITY, THURSDAY MORNING, .JUNE 3, 1920. 20 PAGES FIVE CENTS PALMER ACCUSED OF BEING BA CKED BY LIQUOR INTERESTS IN KEYSTONE FIGHT No Pussyfoot Balloting for Candidates Is Expected to Begin on Friday of Next Week F Business Goes, Johnson Says T IN WINDY CITY Republican Forces Gathering Slowly and Chicago Has Abundance of Talk. I am June 2. CLEVELAND, 'Chicago convention to see that the Eepublican party neither aknlka nor pussyfoots on the question of the league,' said Senator Johnson, before making a luncheon address here today. "And' I shall do all I can to see that a plank In opposition to the league of nations Is written In the Republican platform." Forces CHICAGO, June 2. Political fortes are gathering slowly here and while the pre convention circle has He usual line of gossip and prediction, no political leader of recognized Importance has up to this time been willing to attach his name lo a definite prediction of whom the con entlon will name as Its candidate or when it is likely to do it. The end of the week with the probable adjournment of ongrees, however, will bring all the na Monal leaders to Chicago and by Batur day or Sunday convention plans are ex pouted to begin taking definite form. f tU militant branch Representative of tiie woman suffragists are on the ground preparing to ptoket the conven lion ha.'l to enfohie their demand for a rlatform declaration calling on the states ''i',h have not ratified the woman suf rage amendment to do so at once. The i atlonal committee yesterday by unani i ions tote called upon a!) Republican tiab j to act promptly on the ratification, cam- Attorney General Accused of Standing With Brewery Interests in Politics. - of Disputants From Kansas City Ex- eluded From Convention. Seeking Victory. of National G. O. P. Committee Seats Supporters From CHICAGO, June 2, Nominating- speeches in the liepublieau next week probably will come ou Thursday, Tenth Minnesota District with baliotingon Friday, L. W. Henley, secretary of arrangements Both . charges In senates probe paign "slush fund." - Nominating Speeches Expected on Thursday; Rapid Lineup of Precondition Forces Being Reported. F committee, announced today. End of Week Expected to See Definite Line-u- p of padAttorney general for sensational Sets Following the keynote speech of Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. tejnporary chairman, and appointment of commitMr. on tees Henley said, the Tuesday, contention probably would adjourn foreonrmTttee work. -Permanent organization, rules and order of business are on Wednesday's tenAfter the nominating tative program. speeches Thursday. Mr. Henley said, tho tentative program would leave Friday and Saturday and possibly part of Thursday for balloting and consideration of platform. Un Monday, preceding the opening of the convention, caucuses of many state delegations are scheduled to select national committeemen and make committee nominations. e!rcur to ee-- b voter in tho commonweal! ti. Ueneral Wood asked his interviewer for their !ew on the effect of t.ie senatorial investigation of campaign expenditures, and agreed them that it would probably. puullc.aama needed information aa to tne ' erv oorwridersblw expense required for even a modest campaign. Another headquarters was added to Presidential row this morning, when Marvin A. Riley of Trenton. N. J opened In behalf of the candldacv of office Nicholas Murray Butler of New Tork. Associated with Mr. Riley are John K. McNeill, deputy excise commissioner of New York, and Harry M. Mount of New York, The campaign manager for Dr. Tiutier, George John H Davie of New York, wiil arrive Friday, it wa announced, and a delegation of 500 boosters is expected to come in on four special trains bunday. Mr. Riley said the Duller managers were certain of having eighty of the eighty-eigNew York delegates, and he added tnat after the third ballot votes would tome to the ftuuer column from numerous other states. Ued-bU- eJ Defends Himself With Vig. or , Denouncing Accusers; JoKnson-Hoove- r Fight On CHICAGO. June 2. Preconvention atJune WASHINGTON, ths (By mosphere got its first real stir today from Associated Press ) A fiery, croas-tabIn the developments Republican national verbal battle between Attorney General committee and movementa among forces Palmer and Eugene Bonniwell of PhilaPelaez Arrives gathering for the contest next week. delphia, bristling with direct charges of Testimony before the senate committee tho misuse of federal power to let down ConInvestigating campaign expenditures that the liquor bars during the Pennsylvania sums of money had been paid to delegates presidential primaries, on the one hand, Obregon. In Missouri counted ss supporters of Govznd attempted character assassination ernor Lowden, held the center of attenon the other, marked The senate InvestiRush for Tickets. n tion for a wliLc, and then talk of a gation today of preconception campaign There are more than lio.OcO applications 2 MEXICO General CITY, June candidacy became the topic of for tickets for 13.113 seats, Mr. Henley expenditures. 57k 1100 for press Manuel Pelaez, revolutionary leader In the day. Home of the gossip connected stated, and applications Tho attorney general appeared unexwomen in of interest seats. Increased the state of Tamaulipas, has arrived here John T. King, national comniltt.rirnun pectedly in the committee room during was assigned by Mr. Henley aa a politics and conferred late last night with Genfrom Connecticut and formerly General reason for the ticket demands. Distributhe luncheon recces after Mr. Bonulwall eral Obregon. He refused to be Intertion of tickets Is to begin next .Satur- Ohio Situation Clears. Woods manager, with the had launched a broadside of charges. Inviewed when reporters aitempiel to ques- movement, but Mr. King declined to say day tlirougn national committeemen. cluding a sweeping assertion tnat the Ohio zituatlon cleared up Iht The General Wood told newspaper men this tion him. for publication. Johnson head- morning that he had not taken over full morning, wii-- n, after a meeting of Harry whole Palmer campaign in Pennsylvania Reports quote General Pelaez as saying anything Daugherty, campaign manager for Senahad been a ghastly aud debasing degrahe had 7000 soldiers who are perfectly quarters merely pointed out the California charge of his campaign I am here only lo take charge of such tor Harding of Ohio, and Rudolph J. armed and equipped and drilled senator has placed himself on record as matters dation of law. LonnlwelL waa renational from IommlUeeman as my may Ilinicka, require auction, Recommendations that a new treaty be Burn called to the stand Jlr. a second place on any ticket. to finish hla testimony, he explained. "Every department of my Ohio, It was announced at Harding head Irish arranged between the t'nited btrues and refusing and Mr. Palmer, the first candidate for campaign is a law unto itself, but oc- quarters that there would he complete coMexico, coupled with the advice that if Meeting Enlivened. casionally something crops up that re- operation between the Ohio delegation for Mexico refuses to enter into an agree a presidential nomination to appoar at Senator Harding. Tho Republican national committees quires a decision. ment to protect Americans the United Uie inquiry, took a seat across the table The general reiterated his previoubly Gossip along Presidential row linked the Slates should intervene in this country, bearing of contests was enlivened by some from the witness, who. it was 'brought Joke on Du Pont. expressed views on the advisability of a names of Senator Philander C. Knox of U. S. which were made on May 31 by a subIn debated Senator and for poalso a visit from modification of the primary system cates hotly Pennsylvania president and out, was a political enemy of long standiThe national committeemen are enjoy committee of tiie United States senate naHo vice a W. of Hiram rialifornia Johnson for for litical argued 8. campaigns. Cummings, chairman of the tional are de- Homer foreign relations committee, ng. mg' a joke st the expense of General T. nounced primary, open expense account, president as a possible compromise ticket. by the newspaper Excelsior to- Democratic national committee. Mr. Cumand perhaps some system of state con- The proposal was considered by some na' olenisji Pont of Iielaware, who Universal Service. day. Room Is Crowded. blmse.f of the open ses- trolled publicity that could be open to tional committeemen as an indirect re- By "Humbug Is at the bottom of Yankee mings, availing ed the resolution. The generals WASHINGTON. June 2 Irish amp bona fide candidates at a reasonable sult of the senate investigation of earn New of the impending verbal clash and Bar-nu- sions, visited the hearing room, where cost. says the Journal, It as a as notion sailed ' for prompj ratification of character, In explained thlicr today burned a British flag' palgn expenditures. was the finished Individual of the ho became the center of a before the committee spread rapidly and a from a that arisen presifeeling having the eighteenth amend which la the specie.' front of the United btale treasury build- the dential candidate who had not been menhearing room soon waa crowded. Adolfo de la Huerta, elected provisional reception which almost drowned out the South Dakota Han. The resolution prohibition amendment. tioned in the Washington testimony would ing. Led by Mis Mary Keep of New W hen Mr. Bonniwell was He with Mexico of last proceedings. took photographed the week, Gust president with In this concluded, Mr. connection was passed in that form, but after the proposal, be desirable. In oil aoaked Union Jack the York, 6 they oath of office at o'clock this afternoon Palmer replied, opening hla alatoment Bstem. At Johnson headquarter attention was mistake was discovered it tvas corrected In the chamber of deputies. There was Republican Chairman Hays, and looked ho referredfortoa the South Dakota crowd To to match it. a and set tho comparatively small foe, a cailedoto the senators recent announceover the Coliseum for Ideas to take to whereby, with the charge that Mr. Bonniwell Imd The Johnson forces are counting on a a great military display. The new provicandidate may, through the state gov- ment that he would not be a candidate for that gathered Miss Kca-n- a proclaimed: employed "character assassination ernment. aend his photograph and a lira- - vice president. hurst of speed with the arrival of Eena-l- sional president appeared to be far from San Francisco. This la only another Boston tea party, methods well. In its day's work on the contests, the against him in Pennsylvania for Johnson here tomorrow. A street pa Officials of the Chinese legation conto remind the assassins not to go too threw- out both' sets of delecommittee nd concluding it with tit aoser- rude and demonstration have been ar- firmed reports that their government had far. tion that. In Pennsylvania, them to extend de Jure recog gates which asked seats for the Fifth Judge Bonni-we- ll ranged. A large delegation of service instructed on an will the Whether take Incident word la not evidence of the fact. congressional district of Missouri, the lien who saw service with the American nltion of the provisional government. on will international significance depend Echoes of the combat had hardly Kansas City district. A heated contro-veX- y torce in Siberia which the senatof diigl WASHINGTON', June 2. A radio mesthe attitude of the White house and state away before a new element was waa aired In a long hearing. .ought to have returned home wilt be in sage from the destroyer tender Black injected? the escort. Not the ago picketing department. long into case the first the the Deciding Hawk at Vera Cruz today said that four committee's deliberations wit affecting Senator Harding is coining also on new of the British embassy was stopped by the flat, refusal of Benator cases of bubonic plague, with one strength of the Johnson forces in the conEdge, Rrpubb Thursday. General Wood is here and at additional death, had been on the a roll which at statute an virtu of under vention, committee, ancient reported call, llcan New Jersey, to attend further ols headquarters st Fort Sheridan, and port. This Increased the total num- voted to seat the delegates from the Tenth in to Governor Low'd on is already here. After that this government required protect ber of cases to fifteen and the deaths to Minnesota district, who are unmstrurted tomorrow four presidential candidates six. foreign umbaaaleu and I gations from anbut counted as favorable lo the candidacy v. ill bo on tiie No Law Broken. ground conferring with of the California senator. Tho defeated noyance. International lawyers aay, howTnur forces in person and a more def Huerta Takes Office. delegation w us pledged to the candidacy The senator said he believed not cover, exdoes statute this lnitc line of ion speculation that ever, approxiLake Tribune Leaned Wire. of General Wood. probably will be one of the first results. Chicago Tribune-Sal- t cept by very elastic inference, the case mate figure on all preconvention expendiMornMEXICO CITY, June 2. Adollo de la tures had teen of a Cases. nation the of the obtained of flag by and that further burning Balance of Power. Huerta, at f 10 this afternoon, became Mississippi In the M.sodsslppi contests the comindividuals, even near a government Inquiry would result only in the airing president of Slexico, the tenth since In the coming convention the in Is' of ,, decided to seat counter-chargesmittee Ap- building. the delegates at Diaz. charges, intimations delegates are bolding the balance Pale and boyish In appearance, the new large headed by National Committeeman of power and already plans for sounding He added that no it is understood that If the British for- and insinuations. out their preferences are being discussed. president entered the chamber of depu- MuivihilL but did not decide on the conVote On Aid. eign office should decide to ignore the federal law bad been broken, as there A caucus of the uninstructed ones some ties at J:0S, and a few minutes later he tests from thett Eighth congressional diswas necessary to have a presidential primary low trict, because affair, this government may take the toJbreaketra time after Sunday is one of the plans was on the way to the national palace, subcommittee look over the proofs. In ( by the thousands who thronged Quite Irrespective of acclaimed being canvassed. initiative and express its regrets to Great Bonniwell Judge I testified flatly thst contests the Louisiana the The scene streets. waa (he committee typically any decisions tho national committee ne had conducted that The second fire In two daje in Magna Britain. WASHINGTON. June 2 By unanin campaigu over the all classes joining In the voted to seat the officially reported may make on the pending contests, the started this in ) direct, refusal (Thursday early of Mr. McAdoo personal headed morning National Committeeman mous vote, the bouse Judiciary committee several frame by The incident created a mild sensation. to have his name uninsirueted delegates will still remain demonstration. ed by a colwhich prevented Emile Kunrz of New Orleans, which was De la Huerta came from his hotel esused, in the majority and the managers of the Corall were Thomas Mrs. Miss a resolution ordered With Keana of repealing b, tween ony today Panama the Uia foreigner iminstructed. but v arious for the Wood candidates are working on plans corted by picked mounted troops, con- forces the J. C. Penney store. At an ies of New York and four other pickand, in part, by tiie Lowden man- wartime emergency legislation excepting hotel and to bring them to their support. spicuous among them the swarthy-face- d In describing the Interview with the flames threatened both the ets. A crowd gathered while the flag Mr the Lever food control act, trading with oar'y hour structure Such discussion of the platform planks Yaquis, natives of the stale of Honors. agers. of the hotel and tne was burning, but there. was no interMcAdoo, the witness first touched cm his The contest from the Fourth Missouri n a is going on among the national comThe president is known to bo ill, and the of Columbia and District the act store. enemy about tha about Charges After at the ference was Svani district performance. palmer of saleness in his face indicated suffering, Pvnnaj quickly disposed mitteemen seems to Indicate that a maby seatrent profiteering measure. Fully 2000 people as oho to fight the of sn hour of celebration campaign and thereafter they fell thick reported delegation, jority befeel that theas prohibition question is was very solemn, and his look waa ing the regularly and, after an hours labor, during by the women, a car containing detec- and fast. He asserted that It wae Ken. but claimed by the Wood Chalrmaw Volstead told tne committee flames one not necessarily of one who fullv appreciated the tremenmay regarded the fire steadily gained headway, a tives arrived, but there was no one left eral knowledge in the. slate that when to he Included, because the Issue has dous responsibility thrust upon him by forces. One of the contestants. John to have .the fiouse which call was sent to Fire Chief William H. to detect," the palmer movement wa of St. Joseph, who was mentioned In that he would attempt been written Into the constitution and recent events. before the bars had been let down threatened resolution in Fait Lake. A pumping apthe adjournment Bywater adopt before the senate committee sudden! v. In the same box sat Obregon and Pablo testimony .as become the law of the land. Many hat liquor warehouse doors were thrown House action, he said, would paratus was 3.sent by the chief from fire committeemen feel that the suffrage Gonzalez, a sign In the opinion of many as hamng been paid J.'OoO from the Low- Saturday. No wide open suddenly, under the eve of fund, did not appear to be attempted under suspension of the station No. question is a parallel one In many re- Mexicans that the present government den campaign The fire started at 2 o'clock and spread department of Justice and prohibition enpress ti is case. spects, because it has been put before would be stable and backed the strongforcement officers of the federal govern-men- t, rubs, which would permit only forty min- rapidly. Warned by shouts of the resithe States with the endorsement of the est elements In the nation. by The former dents and whose were persons particularly in the coal buildings utes of debate. rivalu. Obregon and Gonzalez, both in Sensational Fight. party and is awaiting ratification. and that the whole Palmer counties," town comthe wakened and endangered, 2. No Pa.. trace June also act civilian attire, chatted as best friends would NORRISTOWN, campaign wartime Tiie prohibition sensational The real not menced the task of extinguishing the had been obtained fifg.it of the day only was a ghastly and debasing Mexican Plank. and led the applause as the new president came on thn contest from tonight of kidnapers degradation tiie Kansas he repealed by the resolution. "Wets on flames. At 3.30 o'clock the fire threat- who of law, but an invitation home of the entered last made his down in night ais.'e the way havslowly on field of foreign relations .there In the Citv district, which the committee finally the judiciary committee insisted ened the Panama hotel and it was law violators. stole to Some, to seal anybody. ing this act included in the hope that thought that only a miracle cou'd prevent George H. Coughlin of this city and reems to be an agreement of opinion that the chamber. solvrd b refusing direct references by Mr. Bonnison, Blakely, from its well of strong-Hrof liquor would be reopened through the flames from reaching it. The Utah his the Mexican plank will follow the meetsale to Mr. Palmer were stricken out by Charges politics, nouncement or four years ago In which Flakes No Address. the bombs. a supreme court decision holding the con- Copper companys two chemical wagons crib. as personalities, and Mr. committee ings broken up by mustard-ga- s In room on a was The child Inasleep Democratic administration's amendment were sent to battle the blaze. Bonniwell waa still in the midst of his De ta Huerta delivered no inaugural women imlmufatcd by negroes, egnd gag stitutional prohibition j floor, adjoining that of Its accusations was denounced, and &a regards the policy and fast, v 'onwfuueemen valid. Included in the loss is the Daisy res- the when a recess wa taken at peace address. He came into the chamber es- rule flew parents. Shortly before 2 a. m. the treaty and the league of nations, the corted bv a Joint committee of senators denounce,! the situation in p'e district . Congress, however, has gone on record taurant. valued at several thousand dol- mother was aroused by a noise. The noon. the act of wartime more was fire far The than piank adopted by the Indiana state Re- and deputies. He looked straight ahead, as "dlsgracefu! and tainted with fraud, lars. serious through repeal against was immediately dis- Resumes f publican convention may serve aa a bowed to neither left nor right, greeted and. after voting down bv a close vote a the passage of (he Volstead enforcement tljgt which visited the town on Tues- absence of theitchild i the Stand. was- at first supposed a covered, but nucleus for the plank In the national the president of the chamber, who pre- motion to scat the regularly reported law over the president veto. day, as tt is in the business section. When the hearing was resumed Sir.. had taken it from Its crib. Later platform. and J I The resolution would become effective The nearest supply of water was 4000 maid delegates Robert J. Flick at the joint session, and Immediatescreen had been removed Bonniwell resumed the stand. Senator a was found it No one on tho ground as yet presumes sided its h the where upon a feet by approval immediately away, copper pipe his behind took the ly place presidents from a window. A ladder against the Pomerent. Iiemocrat, Ohio, went directly to venture what the labor plank will be, (Continued on Page 4, Column 6.) extends into the town from the Utan side himself in clear voice president. read of the house furnished a clew to the to of Mr. Bonnlwetj. but there eeems to be a common agree- desk, with his right hand raised high. There Copper company's canal. Tiie water in kidnaping. Police of Philadelphia and oth- after Mr. Palmer, when offered ment that It will probably be the most was chance waa low at the time. the canal no and the new introduction, only to on cities were at once put er near-bdifficult one to frame. question tho witness, said ho had come said anything. As he finished to of the a make The case. slate statement to The selection of a permanent chairman president the commerely cooperation the to the senators and mittee. The senator repeatedly demanded seems to have made no progress In the the oath he bowed Civil Bill police was also obtained. as and as unostentatiously as he to know if Bonniwell hud personal knowldescribed is chad The light last three or four days. There Is note deputies, having less talk among national committeemen had come he departed, this time for the hair and blue eye and Is chubby faced, edge that federal officers in Pennsylvania were of the selection of former Senator Bever- national palace. at violation of conniving it is unusually heavy for its age. of more and Indiana talk of an prohibition law a A statement that the idge if TV Trltcae. ew Witnesses. wae witness satisfied IN that such waa agreement on Senator McCormick of IlWAGES. INCREASE ASKS the ease was put aside June the linois. Political leaders here who are and Senator 2. At a meeting toOwing to the small size of the chamber June CHICAGO, Senator Pomerenn McCormick conference report on the sundrv civil claim to of deputies, only a limited number of supporting repeated his quesof general chairmen of the Main- tion until insistently day the have the approval of Senator Penrose for civilians witness tfio senwaa bill were able to witness the Inin finally answered; finally agreed to tenance of Way brotherhood, Frank G. OPEKA, Kan.. June 2. Three men objected to the meeting and that thev ate hou Id develop auguration. No, mr," He added that if the comiheir In the diplomatic gallery all today, the appropriation for ion Grable of Ikitroit, president of the or- mittee would who appeared before Richard him two weeks time J. would accompany the American Legion National always the noted that the only nations represented give to a was authorized the 7300. at present members of Great Bend and surrounding park remains ganization. he would furnish legal evidence. possibility that the convention might re- were China and Guatemala, the diplo Hopkins, attorney general, today to towns to see that the to the railway labor board for Mr. Palmer then voiced hia charge that vert to the plait it followed in 1912 and matlc representative of none of the meeting waa not amount fixed by the Pmoot amendment, apetition increase in wages of 13 Bonniwell for on for held. temporary 1913 and make the temporary speakers protection ak and not the amount had employed "character as. 27)00, organizaoriginally was It nation being great final present. the decision sn cents honf. pending behalf of the Nonpartisan league, tion the permanent one. Buisinatioti efforts against him tn Pennvoted by the house. ocular evidence of one of the first great were refereed on brotherhood's the board of the wage local to 2. tiie officers F.LLINWOOD, for vears. This brought a warnpeace Kan., June Officials The senate before the new government., amendment, earning demands. The 134 general chairmen of sylvania problem The men , were unable to cope with the situation meetings are planned. ing from Benator Reed. Democrat. the for Riverton to namely, that of gaining recognition by where claim who 100,000 brotherhood, irrigation the represent the appeal were tt alter T j Tueiday which culminated in the escort but tho personalities, the nations upon whose friendship the who made said The ho.e 3 0. out) members, will be in session here questionagainst he wa a national or-- 1 ing from town of Waiter T. Mill and proieet. also wa retained. was set at rest when Hr. success of De la Huerta will, to a large Mills, who of! member of his party who came here to origiuallv bad appropriated only $2o,-ta- several days. o. of the htevie wa to J. continue league; Palmer his ganlzcr permitted extent, depend. I i. statement tinder affirmation. One of the first acts of De la Huerta Topeka, state manager for tho Nonpar- - discus the principle of the Nonpartisan CRANTED A CONTINUANCE. The senate, before approving the Tho speaker denied f.ativ ami without The tentative will be to issue a proclamation for the tisan league in Kansas and in charge of league, according to a statement tonight WASHINGTON, June J. R. Decha of Ellinwood. aa what he characterised draft of the Republican national platform election of a successor, the election to the Topeka office, and M. L. Amos, edl- - I byAMayor TOMBSTONE. Ari.. June 2. The 150 OMx"flcetiot eonferenee report, voted down a molocal committee of league members j of tne Ellsworth leader.. wa a given its finishing touches at con- take these stale chargee that he had granted from defendants charged In a blanket" inthe first Sunday In September. torThe nistnr Itonh to tion b a naked men. him with a week for to three violator McFadden, in ago at ference today, and Senator Wataon of He I place Jay prohibition the of strlkimmunity" with protection deportation also expected to take up at once Btaffurd the house provision that no dictment He declared that, on tie county man, were fore,) out of a picnic and public speaking, and upon the bill A, from Indiana, who ha been in charge of the foreign relatione. 1917. Pennsylvania. and othe - problems, 7 a t Hk) aPP.rol ,r i Ved particularly western hi mavor Kansas towns been several the had made leave advice, and will for communicated arrests Tuesday," The said, tomorrow Chicago were today granted a continuance until ; contrary, task, to those haxfn$ to do with finance and to a statement bv Mr. Kievlc, j with Hhertff J. Dampey at Great Bend, the Boise Irrigation project shall' Peconfer with prospective member of the recognition. November S. The motion wae made by cases prosecuted during the election The new ministry probably according ro tnat he lacks-who said that they were refused permls-- i The sheriff came her yesterday convention resolution committee, in w. H. chief of counsel for the riod. and asserted lor except drainage expended irrp tomorrow. will named be u- h had ro to hold a scheduled meeting t El- - panied by several deputies. Early tn the gation districts formed under the state defense, Burges, be The plank on Mexico waa added to the to immunity, Attor-lato grant and agreed lower by founty ilnwood, and later at Great Bend. Eggs afternoon. he ald, the sheriff totd the draft today. It waa written by Senator Ti'o case had boon origin- desired the settlers, in until after and Fretjch OHARE PROTEST RELEASE. Would a boarded Hie who at it them inadvisable memdistributed were be thrown Bonniwell. for ti"krre who headed New Mr. they party Mexico, the sen. Falla, set for July 14. Interference J wr.hi bers to attempt to speak. The visitors signei documents, have agreed to re- ally BISMARCK. N. D.. June 2. The war train. Hi primary campairn aecklrg t: ate apocia) subcommittee on Mexican I arming waa given as a reason. j during Mr. Meric also produced a letter, which, at quiesced, according to the mayor, and pay the cost of drainagCi- Bismarck, the commander of nomination of VV. G. McAdoov sa'd Hat affair. nd later waa revised In aoms mother of Chairman Warren informed the senand bended warehouse in res a he said, wa received by Nonpartisan were preparing to dopzrt when a crowd minor respects st a conference attended the local American legion poet, the presiaa'oona WILL EXTEND ALLIANCE. state were now runnitc bv Senator Watson, Senator Lodge of dent of the Commercial club and Mayor league representative at EHinwood In of several hundred men. some dressed a ate that the house would not agree to parts of the and 3. were a that this wa prooeen.m, advised sent LONDON. That June aeixrd oren A. the W. them to Lucas soldiers, leader wide suddenly appeared, of the today by vigilance telegram Massachusetts, Republican wjtlch they of the restrictive elimination language, alliance will be extended auto- under the eyes of department of J isu. tee not to attempt to bold a and later took them to Great Bend, a and tha further insistence br the Idaho senate, and a number of other prominent (resident Wilson protesting against offvc-- s enforcement The tr Kate Richards OHare, whose ling. Tiie letter stated that member of short dlstarme away. mayor said matically for another year is declared by and prohibition Republican. It is understood to follow release of for violation of the espionage I the O. A. sentence Spanish war veteran and no attempt bad been made to injure senator would result in defeating the the L'aily Mail's political enrreaoosdent ' on Column 4. 1.) (Continued entire sundry civil bill. of the Great Bend chamber of commerce member of the visiting party. . (Continued ou Tad 2, Column 1) act waa commuted by the president. to be probable. in General the Capital for ference With Knox-Johnso- le Knox-Johns- Sympathizers Union Jack in Front of Treasury Building. rj ' m good-natur- me, or mni 7rr LAWS ' T eee-ak- nt Judiciary Committee oYthe Citizens Fight Early Unanimous House ing Flames; Salt Lake Resolution. for for paratus Called : Por-flri- unin-utruct- dele-gallo- n, houses-nCcupi- MutinsE.08 two-ntor- y three-quarte- Al-b- Trace Is Discovered of Kidnapers of Baby ttik - - . four-inc- the-oa- th y Nonpartisan Leaguers Are Egged and Driven From Town COMPLETE TENTATIVE PLATFORM DRAFT Retains Sundry Utah Appropriation Funds 2,As Me-sou- ri. -- li t st-i- ke 7r , 'r, J n-- Anglo-Japane- rge ' |