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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY CORNING, JtJNE 8, 1920. Bute Chairman Crow, in his P A telegram was sent Benaloe Penrose atexpressing regret that ha could not tend the convention. committee, LODGE MAY KEEP I GUN INVENTOR . GOES ABROAD ON A BUSINESS TRIP COLONEL ISAAC Pre-conventi- on (Continued from Fh CHICAGO. June 7. Permanent organisation of the Republican national conven-altion was etlll undetermined tonight, was that though the strong Indication made temporal y organisation would be Cabot with Senator Henry lrmancnt, v ue eve .f Massachusetts Lodge and permanent chairman. The determination of this question was Involved In the bitter fight which has developed over the chairman of the committee on resolutions. Senator Watson, who wanted to be chairman, being optha posed by strong party leader, bysoma forces- - of organised labor and by own In state delegation. hie factions Senator Beveridge of Indiana has baen anxious to ba made temporary chairman of the convention, but objections arose on tha ground that Indiana would be getting too much, with Hays aa chairman of the national committee, Watson chairman of resolutions and Beveridge aa chairman Some of the of the convention. candidates also objected to BevThla. It waa unfor chairman. eridge derstood, practically eliminated him. The for candidate permanent chaironly other man waa Senator Medlll McCormick of Illinois. Today tha Illinois state delegation chose the senator aa Its member on the committee on resolutions. With thla Important assignment. Senator McCormick could not serve as permanent chairman of tha convention, and ha waa therefore With the eliminated from consideration. prospect that Beveridge's selection might to seemed precipitate a fight, leaders think the eealest way out would ba to let Senator Lodge continue aa permanent chairman after delivering the keynote In chairman. thi roll of temporary Evan with this meema of settling the permanent organisation question. Senator Watson's chances for winning tha chairmanship of raaoluGona wars dark last night. Although tha Indians senator aid he thought he "bad tha fight won. In other ouerters It wa believed that Ogdon Mills of New York would be chosen by the resolutions committee for Even soma of tha o4 guard chairman. leaders, Murray Crane of Masaachunotta were fighting Watson. them, among Chairman Hays, It was declared, sympathises with Mills' ambition to becoms chairman, notwithstanding tha fact that Watson is from his own stats. j s Ons.) the neHoe is threatened. Hlrsm John son Is the only candidate before the Re- convention who refuee SUbUcan Mtlontl th! Independence end the Amerioen people. the of tovereijrnty Referring to the treaty reservation!, Ceoator Borah eeid: I I Reservations Attacked. LEWIS. Tha nomination wlU probably be made morrow. By GRAFTON S. WILCOX. Tribune-Sal- t LaSe Tribune Leamd Wire. Chic Nonpartiaans in Session. NORFOLK. Neb., June 7. Nonpertl-- I leaders gathered here this eve(an league ning In mans convention to select a candidate for congress for the Third district. League members said neither of the nominees of the o.d parties was satisfactory. to- i PRESIDING POST Californian Addresses Big Gathering of Supporter Plea. in I governor from 191 precinct gave E. R. Moor $196; N. E. Kendall 497L H. M. Havner till; J. F. Deems $717. Store Trouble Develops. CHICAGO, June 7. Thi Georgia eon-- I teat between the faction tod by Henry Lincoln Johnson, an Atlanta negro, and Rosooa Pickett today developed further I complications In an effort to agree oa a Con-- 1 elate of committee noml nations fere nose resulted In a deadlock and an-- I other attempt to settle differences will ba I mads tomorrow, but with prospects of the whole fight being taken anew to the ere--I denial committee. I The white delegates, led by Pickett, were reported to have refused to meet with the negroes The Johnson faotion had a majority of the delegation placed Ion the temporary roU by the national oommlttea They were uninstnieted but reported to favor Oovernor Lowden, tha Pickett group being sledged to General Wood. Considerable reeling was said to have resulted today from numerous efforts I to get a vote on commute assignments. I Johnson was chosen national committeeman at the stats convention, but when pressing hi case before the national oom-- I ml t tee he agreed to leave tha place to I someone elea I I 1 There Is not single reeervatlon offered that keeps us out of Europe." Senator Borah served notice that he proposed to discuss the treaty isaue In the convention and that ha did not propoee to comproml. He read Article XI of th was league covenant, which, he declared,reserUntouched by any of the proposed I can Lowden Elate W1m. for the vattona, but which "would to settle sending of American troops CHICAGO, Juno T. The Lowden Slat ropean quarrel a sf officers was elected without opposition "If Mr. Lowden has not read Article tonight at the caucus of Illinois delegate he continued, bu. biases and cat- to- - tha Republican convention. Senator cut short the sentence and someone L. T. Sherman was choaen national comyelled, "He's a pussyfoot." Emerson L. and mitteeman chairman L "You 1st ths governor alone," shouted the Inventor 6f of the state delegation. Colonel Isaac Lewi sonirons else. sailed for machlns Tho was on the ftato gun. roll call Lewis famous the only leave your governor "I'm not going to chairman. Tha vot was $4 for Emerson Europe aboard the & S. Cedrloonrecently. so long alone." replied Senator Borah, busia abroad on la to Lewie with Colonel twenty going against, delegate not aa hes a candidate. We are fighting our vo ring and two absent. ness and pleasure trip. Delegate Cook, fight upon Ideals and not money. Therea Johnson man. the east dissenting vota fore I am going to discuss these matters, Mayor Thompson, who presided, annot only here, but In the convention. supporters of ths national prohibition nounced Saturday he would not be a canThe crowd wes aroused again when amendment tomorrow between aeesions didate for reelectlon aa national commlt-- i Senator Borah declared: of tha convention, the national officers teamen, and no Thompson slat was la- "A man who puts up $690,000 tor a cantraduced. ef ths prohibition party announced didate expects to get It back somewhere along ths Una" party sgalnst Just common folks. 1 deny I Wood Effort Is Vain. the right of any men to set at naught Statement Resented. CHICAGO, June 7. Wood forces today their expressed will. All cry ott against SAYS I mad dea determined effort to swing the Some of ths crowd geemed to resent the attempt made by a few today to New Tork delegation to tha support of PEDALING the fling, while others chesrsd, and ths humanize the Republican party. on tha first ballot Genthalr candidate two factions In ths galleries got lnto.nlCi.anfw Trtiimnfi eral Wood waa entitled to New Tork supdebats between .themselves. Somebody I inuinpn Universal service. By they argued, because of hi efforts asked Mr. Borah If he would be secretary June T. Harbor port, "Avoiding the pitfalls, victory Is within PHILADELPHIA. In establishing military training camps of state should Mr. Johnson bo elected, our grasp. After eight years ef he was In touch with I at Pletteburg. Hoover, declaring and Mr. Borah replied that he believed phrases snd actions wholly at tha Republican convention In Chicago I As a result tha Butler leaders biyran Senator Johnson would have bettor judg- variance, the Amerloan people recognise , only through the newspaper, said to I defensive operations. James ment. the regeneration of their government. w,U"n Barns and Senator WadaworS TO CONVENTION mlght spring onA tha deiegata SSSTk! I were (Continued From Page One.) Relating how ths Roman crown was Under Democratic leadership they have oaUtd Into conference, and worker (Continued From Fag On.) ones sold for ths equivalent of $2,600,-- 1 blindly groped In a mental mystic mas. I attached to the equally as much a surprise to him. Republican state organise- 000, Senator Borah added: "This Is no year for tha anemle poliI tloB are now In session In Chicago, CHICAGO, June T. Refusal of on Of canvaa. of tha deU- VS"04 I "Were not going to sell the presidency I tician. The first great problem, the hlgn officers 1ft Chi dieted Wallace ald. la out conoutcome benewould the b to tan that have resolved rmtaa la aa atfort to Una thara up aoiidly "ssk the national political fama delegates. Judge accord-an- c Oregons of the United States for $1,600,000. That's I coat of living, cannot be by a single rem-to- o ventions of the political In to ficial vot the to for of McCamant to cago. Portland, waa Butler. It admitted by Butler party's standing. adopt parties The difficulty a plank in their respective cheap. edy cured immediately. But h ventured tha opinion that there 1 demnta that the fight to present with ths result of tho Oregon prian un- platforms d- not been with the law, but with the declaring "I do not say this because I have anvlnas ld I 4nd will no Continue third this be won Senator Johnson, year, May eigbty-elgenforcement effective for the broken today party front of tha Lodge. mary, by delegates I I I fear that either of these gentlemen will II administration of the law. next fall for outcome the election the of of the an laws and bad problem the but as- unprecedented amendment, said failed, were eighteenth veloped One effect of lb. they be nominated, but because I consider It When these laws shall bs Impartially conv,''tlon 1'"'olvln odherenceto or free- -- would greatly depend on the candidate urd not more than six wthey pursuant thereto " to add lmMtu. todsT.o the eigh t would to control that oon-- 1 I administered; when, with like diligence, enacted Dsmoutterly discreditable ail said and taken of the tha action "to nominated also .Instruction ml5t from by primaryrequest They parties go fc, Wood. dto to vention by the use of money." , their penalties shall bs visited not only nominate A crat In Sen Francisco. .H " choen delegate for all candidate. only such candidates as are rme Worn a fire escape balcony on tha the- - upon the little profiteer of the village, but strongly committed In the midst h to this policy of enheld no conference I Suffragist Demand. said Hoover a!a?ns? and fight eplrlted protracted secI ater front Senator Johnson spoke a nrolrl thwa ,n I of the first ballot waa expected. the big and powerful profiteer of the city, forcement A will be held Tues- venriminntnnTt with those interested In his campaign. I I ond time to an overflow audience that then some measure of relief will be af- day afternoon, meeting I where speeches will be Ha beliavas the lea rue of nations and I CHICAGO. June f. Suffriftete will Judga McCamant haa alvan notica that I economic I packed the street and defied a sprinkle of forded. made by a number of supporters of the General because, will rote for he Wood, problems will become the bl II preeent to the rulea oommittee a request tor quxl representation on the national rain. Charging that there were men who by amendment J,. he contends, hie own election did not bind I Issues In the campaign. I committee I T would not exchange this for al! the their contempt of law "aroused the vinfQrmfcUU mlht him to Senator Johnson. executlvs oommlttea, Ade- K I I mand from tha National Association on Gumshoes. wealth of the world or the power of the dictive radicalism which we all abhor, Puts I as Op- contends The that, C delegate Oregon demonVlere also declared. This ho J posed to Woman ho continued: "We would deal with this , presidency," Ofii Senator Johnson, while Insistent upon Wood supporter Suffrage that all ths de- .wasfeellngUP ajnong some be was Tor strates that s man who has nothing but- class just as we deal with the preacher a clear-cUl declaration In the platform state preference toe TROUBLE I STofferod. ths gifts God gavs him can be a candl- ,of sedition, and It Is this knowfedgs on the treaty, seems Inclined to Johnson Is not obligatory upon him. Ths ,rnl- - I other .... data for tha presidantial nomination. the part or those who represent them In against or the prohibition question. Opponents of suffrage presented their to are eKMtef .ndhihl!. nine pussyfoot however, Oregonian, to ona I might feel politics and thoea who apeak for them He Is quoted as expressing the opinion right or Johnson. Lsk Tribuns Leased Wlrs. I Chicago Trlboas-gat- t ,Coif,mn t0T 0m I voj6 through the poison press that brings us that the subject will not be mentioned la leaders veteran The question presented, CHICAGO. Jun. -Ths S.racTSr league of r- - I 1J for an agree- - I declared. to tlons of today a new epithet radical. It is the the platform. Is new and ts decision Is nUon Jped Issue must be fought out In Hi Sunmitte new bogey with which to frighten the And, while Senator Johnson Is quite ment contlnumg Lodge as chair- - th convention during to call of the first resolutions I committee of the Republican I Breeders of Radicalism. timid, positive In his opposition to the league of nations as outlined in the covenant Senator Johnson expressed his faith in submitted to the senate, he does not atAmaricaa bualnsaa men and the standards Lntrencned Danger. CHICAGO, Jun 7. Everything seems I to describe or outline such a leagye of Amerloan business Integrity and paclpfs to bo established la regarded aa af- radicals in this country. tempt yhii was assured tonight when party I to ba sat for tho oponlng are There of tha conven-teadeaa he would consider proper. of Indiana. This, It mer Senator Beveridge of all primary-electe- d triotism in dealing with tha high cost of Thera are a few who preach the over seems I delegatee to failed fating reconcile differences In tlon tomorrow. The chaplain, the Rev. to ine. Is a weak point in the sens A decision sustaining a preliminary conference which they I Gardner McWhorter, tried living, but declared there waa a very throw of the government by force and tor's program. every candidate. hla vole, small group" In the ranks of Industrial the Oregon delegate. It was said, might hoped would bring about practical agree- - I Workmen about noon warout startled and whom we would all make A successful attack upon any given to to from Instructions and commercial Ufa whose practices were violence, freedom I of give operate law. hand the feel ment. over the heavy The conference broke Every the hear tha words of a prayer coming from usually Includes the suggestion of to all such delegates. nefarious These he accuaed of "'breed- normal I tha electric American would deal drastically policy an declaration of of affirmative question to an and amplifiers about the a failure alternate proposition, Senator Johnson had given notice that policy on tha issue, dividing on tha rocks I big haJL- Laying down hanging ing radicalism. with these. But there Is another class of offer a plan for their tools for five any league of nations Is A new epithet, that of radical," he ashe expects a solid Oregon vota and will of I minute, they heard tha Indorsement of the radicals, too. who breed the blatant ones, apt to make the lssm merely a choice straightforward prao- clergyman I the him I been Of at had a stata Lodge reservations and the Irreconcilable tlca hla prayer. by flung serted, flght for It, asserting violation who, because of their power and their between the league proposed py the presl I belief In and I instruction la dlsnonorabla In In "kept presS." Assarting his bekded by their cunning and their so large a place waa new of ths Speaking dent and no league at all, whereas thirty Pl'ps'T of law to those who Influence, I to him, he The Oregon case, he said, U th only I apposition stringent application T trenched position, are far more danger, four of ths forty-nln- a Senators Johnson and. Borah. and to learn Republican sena"advocate the overthrow by force and oua I would of Its kind among the Johnson I For three hours representative of all I bow loud h aaid, situation deal In like manner with tors voted on record In favor would have to pray, of accepting he both classes. violenoe of the Amerloan government, del I factions reservatlonlsta, reserve-- 1 mild S of nauuum we umuuusuo the tha ui nations, Including league treaty. Indicated he welcomed attacks from would I tlonlata "It It ba radical to demand 100 per with certain specific reservation. and irreconcilable deliberated I AllB. SprOUl GOGS tO IIoId, convention. It waa pointed out, thouaanda I aouroea be described. cent from public officials, and to v'etory I over a tentative plank, modeled after the would ba going to Portland for tha con- - YoU,?r Wood da,Plt Governor Coolldge will profit Incident"If It be radical to demand 109 per cent Insist service Unlvaraal Bervio. for Johnson. and and upon Justice Indiana state Republican platform. Nothdecency by the recent supreme court de- vention of toe Mystic fihrine. Already service from public officials and to Insist If It be ally la government; teeervatlom. on westbound train are said PHILADELPHIA, Jun 7. Mrs. Sproul, cision. ing whatever was accomplished and it upon justice and decency and righteous- righteousness radical not only to guard what man has was declared that there Waa no pros- wife of the governor, Juit couldn't stay to be at a premium. ness to government. If It be radical to acquired, but to bring wherever possible Governor's Veto. To make the temporary organisation pect even of an agreement when th eon- - away from Chicago, She has gone to th preach that humanity have equal consid- a little of God's sunlight into the lives of I eonventlon city to follow th fortunes of bill will a vetoed It be would to run be remembered, He, counter to permanent he sold, "and men, women and children: and If It be eration with property,' her husband. With Mr Sproul Is her the usual custom, but it waa argued that, by the legislature of MassachuParticipating In th conference finally. If It be radical to be just Amarl- - radical to preserve this great nation from passed Senator of tha lea rue res. daughter, Mrs. Henry J. Kaler. setts, having for Its purpose the licensing having gen so far in upsetting preceLodge, author 7. Republican the wiles and pitfalls of European and for the sale of beverages containing more dents, Jun CHICAGO, In senate plat"i ervations Senators ths need not Mrs Sproul aald in so for the hopeful, party stop I If. finally. It be form builders reported substantia progof one per cent alcohol, small a matter. than Lenroot Hale of Maine, Kellogg con ng on her husband's chance of he said hlswbole campaign was I Ailatlo sovereignty; ress 1 American, on with tentative the who court the Volstead and Watson promact. The of today of Minnesota drafts, accept Indiana, g tha presidantial nomination. just cap( permitted by ones, the Certainly, aay I baaed, bs declared: has sustained the governor's veto by kind of conventionexperienced still hoped to become chairman of the At the Sproul horn it waa aaid Mr. challenge." now about to begin ise of quick action by th resolutions committee as a result of preliminary work. resolution statute In will be a novel thing. Tip big men similar the Mrs. Kaler left and tha committee, passed Sproul despite nullifying fight of Attacks League Pact. Group differences remained, but leaders being waged against him by some of th Developments since Friday, unexpectedly. other wet states. WATER THREATENS LAND. when the past campaigns, they aay, would turn said were a of Is there most a In leaders faction higher old Oovernor the hopes and harmony bad Sproul Important ovor in t them goodby, just made "Longingly our eyes were turned te governor if se T. could guard their graves EL they Water arrival. Ha heads the list of dark horses, a Cab, June toe planks are smoothed downatate . Faria during after Senator platform the leffet deliberations from theCENTRO, Borah, sesthem delegation. Into go." great going gathering party even one boss and with Colorado river escaping through although he is now to much talked about sion without and th shavings Swept out In committee. leader of th With tha presentation of tha covenant Johnson Irreconcilable Th league of nations plank continued group, was In touch with th conference HENRY W. CLAYS FUNERAL TODAY. came our disillusionment. WS found not breaks In the Ockerson and 8als levees that It Is hardly fair to class him among whole collection of presidential aspirants several to Another se engross today group. dark. a union of the free peoples of the world, today waa spreading toward Irrigated the horees described In the convention city. telephone. Funeral services for Henry W. Clays, difference loomed over labor poltoles, In- by The but we found the perpetuation of the old lands between the Sals and Volcano Lake He was conference got nowhere and I cluding demand for Indorsing antlstrlke knew it wouldn't," said Senator Borah who was killed In a snowslld near Aits Pennsylvania Imperialism. R. Like T. Just on howI, will b held this afternoon and similar 1500 1004 reto a a were were levees. workmen From Rulers legislation. Settlements, last night. "This question must ba fought at IMarch forgotten. large man, has ''Peoples strong jiart. He la o'clock from th chapel of th JenUpward of a dozen of those considered ever, were predicted. mained eu prams Progress waa precluded. endeavoring to close the breaks In the ace, and Is the picture of health. He out In the convention." kins on Th deolsion Undertaking parlors In Murray. Th Sals. Tha water was said to ba flowing has the Pennsylvania delegation behind possibilities for the nomination are here, supreme court' prohibiWe failed to get any agreement, Every existing Injustice perpetuated. of aid Senator Lenroot. who Is for a league Rev. Clem Davies wlU preside at th "Instead of a pact to prevent war. we parallel to the Sals levee and not north him, and that Is second In slse to New altltough most of them had said they had tion brought forth renewed discussion advo-oatwere given a league to maintain the prea- -. ward toward tha Imperial valley canals York's delegation. He Is a neighbor to no Intention of coming. Senator John- a prohibition plank. Prohibition Th difference came over services. Interment will p In th City nations. were planning to iirge a strong en- of ent existing power. Instead of that which the Empire state and a neighbor, also, son made no auch announcement, howthe question of a definite declaration of cemetery. Salt Lake. with forcement declaration In baa life he when followed and been would enable humanity to expand and Ha ever, plank to th Ohio. END SESSIONS. for LIBRARIANS publio example amendments . policy, set by Colonel Roosevelt In 1912, and against any beer and grew, to progress and to prosper, we found many years. COLORADO 8PRINGS. Colo., June 7. As senator In tha stata legislature, ha opened hla own convention headquarters, of th Volstead law. Many party lead- - I Will Act for Hearing, humanity shackled, and the world put In a The annual convention of the American disposed to keep the"44 traitjacket, imposed for all the years to Library association closed today with the had an opportunity to acquaint himself other candidates decided they could not era however, are Jun 7. Th National CHICAGO, afford to remain away. corns platform silent on prohibition, with the of Miss Alice S. Taylor, Clevs. with governmental affairs, and his experiinstallation of a strong "law en- League of Women Voters announced toexception "Instead of disarmament, everywhere land, Ohio, as president. Resolutions were ence has baen still further enlarged sines In tha dark bora and favorite son talk possible were Increased armaments The hopes of day it wlU apply for a hearing before mention of forcement" plank. today there was again on the death of Andrew Carnegie, ha became chief executive yn the Keya business man rather Charles E. Hughes, along with Senator I Both factions In ths treaty dispute the Republican platform committee. those who had earnestly wished snd fer- passed called the "Patron Saint of American stone astate. He laand hours worked Mrs. Maud Wood Park of Washington. with b were beth many would today, ba and hop righted politician, vently preyed especially Harding of Ohio, Oovernor Sproul I Libraries." Resolutions were passed also than partially. If not II chairman of ths league, said th league Governor trayed. The documents represented the on ot I of leaders that, solution H. Gould, late acceptable to those who emphasise the Pennsylvania, Charles of Cooildge death the all to be would would old found. world diplomacy, urge action on child welfare, entirely, satisfactory of business methods at Washington. triumph of cynical Massachusetts, and other. president of the association, and Mary lb need wage-- , the defeat of new world liberalism." Ha had the courage to announce him-e- lf convention Is avnected I The resolutions committee tomorrow- I cation, bom and food and supply, librarian of Portland. Me. former Isom, and morals to begin won after th. conas candidate for governor on a plat- to earning women, publio h.ethfor Declaring ho bad fought for the absotoan effect a eniporary ventlon married and of American to independent dtlsenahip the meet lute right op,nln, nmIUng hearings. form declaring for national prohibition organisation, near oenaior nioage a aey- - I people Committee members were chosen In the I wew.e this Issue," Senator Johnson added; and for woman's suffrage. As governor note speech ss temporary chairman, ap state caucuses today with virtually all he led the fight that secured his state's olnt routine and committees, then Johnson Has Big Lead. BEATS America to Decide. ratification of the two amendments. to permit committee work. Some leaders among th membership. Thg the committee chairmanship, SenaRepublicans are looking for a candidate eaders thought if the temporary officers torForWatson "We would never be selfish or ungener- RALEIGH. N. C Jun 7, On hunof Indiana and L. MACHINE ADDING Ogden with virtues enough to float jii campaign were made permanent, shortening the out with ths rest of ths world. In the Mill of Nsw Tork wefsihe only open dred and eighteen precincts out of 15i and without specific objection to embarlate first balloting day. might begin In future aa In the past, we would ever reCONTEST th state on the Republican presidential rass him. Governor Sproul Is believed by Wednesday. Ths general belief, however, candidates. call and civilisaTh national board ef farm organisa- primary; according to figures compiled by spond to humanity's man be to of the hour. the many was was first roll call more the that we far Ail err. Insist upon Is that that tion's tions today virtually completed the agri- the News and Observer, late tonight gave when crises occur, whsn the time arrives likely to come Thursday. cultural plank it will ask to hav In- Johnson, 1167; Wood,1 07. These figure ESTHER KAPLAN. the American Colds people shall determine to On would exact a party pledge represent complete but unofficial returns cluded. Verge whether they act, and hdw they act, and for agricultural representation in toe cabi- from seven countlqs out of 100 In the no European nation (hall determine It for I net and federal commissions Other tat. them. We want our Independence of ac- - f asked for are: BA TTLE I plsnk tlon unfettered, our freedom untouched, Passes to Third. Reading. A farmer that shall pledge 7. hav"full, CHICAGO, June Many tinbossed our sovereignty unimpeached. We want free and unquestioned right of cqopera- La.. June 7. Th delegates, accustomed to an to lead our lives In our own way. We 7. Women RepubU- - tlv June CHICAGO, of snd products marketing wedtoVfederal "wiftrags amtodl came prepared with a or a nightcap, prchase t want. In short, to ba juat Americans Alscrlm- df and In caB were protsctlon upplle leaders against third from th of to stark home their reading tonight after negotiations today prescriptions'' m(,nt again." doctors. Federal Prohibition heated debate. It will com up for tins! Director with a subcommittee of toe national com- - I ln,J?n Senator Johnson began his address with national Effective vo.ee a for in pack, mitte Th action on th resoHoward, however, today notified drugmanaging party srs and other Industries .engaged In the action Thursday. a reference to the history of the last few affairs through it executive lution came after the leaded of th oommittee. gists they must not fill thetn. Th i years the war and tha situation precipiand distrimanufacturing, The subcommittee consisting of Natransportation suit Is varying. state's rights bill withdrew the senate tated upon tha nation. Du Pont, Dela- bution of farm products and supplies. A tired man with a husky voice rapped tional Committeemen resolution to take up th bill recently "The groat question now for tho Recheck th to evils of farm Legislation ware. on Howell, hts chairman; hotel door doctors to and th Nebraska; today passed by the house, thus displacing the publican party to decide la whether It Ohio; Adams, Iowa, and Williams, I tanancy," th perpetuation and strength- - state amendment resolution from Its place inqury said: shell, aa In tha early days of lta existfederal farm loan nln? system, that a cold Do are want announcyd on Oregon, read or do you the senate calendar and putting the they you ence. boldly and courageously. Inspired treated, loan facilities. federal amendment ahead. want a prescription V shot back the doc- to recommend that th national com- I h Improvement of farm and aspirations by heaven-bor- n of a hofs and toe cofor inauguration system executive in-mittees committee 1 be tor. Congreasman Champ Clark, now In New with head high. va? clear and hand to credit, ten to personal operative from fifteen provision creased members mean What will address a joint session of demanded and V th Orleans, padays class meet the test, or whether It shall accord tb asm consideration In tariff the general to urg that the additions' be women. tient assembly tomorrow on the hesitate and falter, and timidly hide la as In- accordsd to other legislation subcommittee has The advised man Democratic party's record, and has ds the wo. of medi'I mean. continued the within tha shadows of privilege, heaaid. I clared bVwlirurgVtoYieglelaturo to ratify cine. "have you a cold or do you merely men that they are not willing to recom- mend an even division of the executive power and protection of commercial tiro- - th, federal suffrage amendment. ant a drink 7 Points Oat Dangers. of laws restricting rights committee, d sapproving any sex diet no- - I oef eBd,l repeal free an honest-to-Go- d Thla Is cold, press and pescwible ThomDSOU Ready for TFOUDIB. but era willing to recommend wo- - ot free speech, "Every thoughtful member of the Reaverred the man. tlon, and Z? who assemblage all opposition to compulsory an for men publican party, enlarged committee. earnestly desirels Very weU, come In," responded th CHICAOO, Jun 7. Th only clash In ; Merchant! Its success would have It avoid the Th Republican section of th Anti-- 1 tnllitary training, doctor. cam caucus Illinois when Mayor th I which tha peculiar times present. So many people have com to that woman Suffrage association will ask th I resolution asked a that With Small Amount! leader adopted Thompson not There are some, now aa aver, who would to dedoor today with ;that story I decided to Republican grant th SPROUL. make It the party of tha few; some who by th Cook county Republican convention take the short cours and ask svery-bod- y mand of to suffragists, and. if neces- - I conto be of th national would make It wholly subservient to presented today comro Advertising' ths direct question. It takes leas vent Ion. Resolution was tabled, IS to II. power. Learning nothing from tha lestime." Th resolution asserted that attempts sons of tho past, there are those who too to b don by a small had been mad to "buy th presidency, would disregard the voices of the great WILL BE PROSECUTED. man who ha participated BOOSTERS that and agency, yet regular "every majority of tha rank and fils of tho I LONDON, June 7. Th government Inand Impress upon It their own arbisupport of the Pennsylvania dele- - I ,n or seek or stand to profit by such party, will. D IIFT important to be I qualified fipVA IZtCt VY tends to act to bring to justice all persons These Individuals abetted by to the end and without any deals," I practice should be excluded from th trary gallon mad valuable, can obtain In associated crime Premier with Ireland, a kept Press affect to view with conprivileges of th convention and barred said Attorney General Schaffer of Pennfrom participation in our party council. ;joyd Osrg declared in th commons tempt the expressed preference of tho sylvania In a statement tonlghL CHICAGO, June 7. The Pennsylvania Ksksdded that the government Caucus After th meeting Mayor Thompson anmembers of the party, and. In disdain of "We are for him," he added, "because Mlaa Esther Kaplan. 1 Kansas today. Into a mass meeting was turned the Irish was he would carry th resolution t axecutlva and nounced Expert Work -the mass of the party, would substitute City schoolgirl, who recently established reorganising Governor Sproul' candidacy for pres- wo believe his training, taienta sad cath their desires and decisions for tboss of an International record aa a rapid calcu- strengthening th police, naval and mili- for beat Reupbllcan national convention and him make th man fitted te ident. Moors, pacity Mayor Reasonable at Philadelphia, prePrices Insist that It ba considered. tha groat majority. These Individuals are lator, has successfully defended her tary forees In Ireland. sided In the absence of State Chairman be president In th great raoenstruction fortunately few, hut sometimes they are laurels against a special demonstrator for E. Crow. W. W. Atterbury of PhilaW. period." CONFER WITH KRASSTN. la positions of power. of ten ap- Cummins In Lead. Tb steering committee machine company. Mias Kapaa dona by a regularly estabdelphia proposed to appointment of a "In their swollen arrogance, depending lan adding caucus to- v DES MOINES. Iowa, June 7. Senator 7. Premier solved six problems of addition la LONDON. Jun Lloyd steering oommittee of ten to further th pointed by to outPennsylvania lished advartialng man, who Its upon the kept press for their justifica- forty-sevof second. The best Mice Mae George, Earl Curson, th foreign minister, candidacy of tb Pennsylvania governor day mapped pierr campaign. Cummins Albert hls 8 wgs leading oppotion, they would read out of the RepubS. Dorsey, an adding machine demonstrahas soma spars time to Andrew Boner Law, government leader and after many speeches the motion was Leader in the delegation said they exSmith W. Brookhsrt, for th nent, lican party those who have written its tor, could make th three leading candidates to in the special exhibition In th boss of commons, and other offMr to work of thlo kind. un&nimouelv adopted nomination for senator from ben is pected on and a Into deadlock, glorious history, ths plain peopls of Lin- on an adding machine was one minute icial, conferred today with Gregory Kras-si- chairman of the committee,Atterbury the Iowa, that, to scattered returns from which In- get coln. They fondly hug the delusion that and forty-tw- o seconds with one error. Russian soviet minister of trad and clude to mayors of Pittsburg and Phil- break, fnany delegatee would swing over todaysaccording ADDRESS TRIBUNE primary. they and their puppets tney act In defi- Four other types of adding mu hi nee en- commerce, at the premiers official resi- adelphia and tb attorney general of th to Governor Sproul. The return, s tabulated by th Des ance ef tha rank and file. These few, tered In the contest were withdrawn after dence. 111 out of $297 preMoines from Register, and tha members ef the press acting with Miss Kaplan demonstrated her calculating No official report eras issued. Th meetBecause of to absence of Senator j Brysil to Spflk, cincts, gave Cummins 16,69$; Brookhsrt them, are our real enemies. I deny their peed. The girl will compete In the Inter- ing lasted two hours. .Another conference Knot delegate at large recently named CHICAGO, June 7. William Jennlrtgs 11,041. waa arranged tor. right to draw the Jin in tha Republican national contest at Cincinnati In Juno, a member of the convention resolutions ' Bryan wilt address th mass meeting of Returns for Republican nomination for preal-dentl- S" Id BE LOOMS OF BATTLE al HOOVER SOFT HES NEW PROBLEM IS PUT ht meRin?ir.L;r tmPr,7 lt1,odInh8t?ttlD' ut rAit primTh. ,r.th UfOnTUr LEAGUE I J dnld hK T- sawjaartssra rs - !, -- uu PLATFORM WORK SHOWS PROGRESS , radl-whl- one-ha- lf -- es win, Pd , dToro SCHOOLGIRL ad-ou- m IN SPECIAL ' RuD BLOOD Appear on a Regular Epidemic WOMEN EAGER FOR SHARE IN STUEWGTE1 er AND. eontrob-qveF'th- GnourmncG e I Hy-nlck- a. I Tl pit-fal- SUPPORTERS PLAN HOT FIGHT ?tovauka,hrorr.lut,on' SPROULS ro vskljiiiW7P tUK JKf t en de-v- ot Re-pu- A |