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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Name Bayer on Genuine 23. The Jewels of the lets Qsby Detlys, the .famous Fronch dancer and actress who dlad February 11 last, ware placed on exhibition here today, preliminary to thalr aala ah June 28 for the benefit of the pear of tha city of Marseilles, as provided In Mademoiselle Deslys's will, Aocerdlng to connoisseurs, the collection comprises the finest assortment of pearls ever seen In Parle. Diamonds, rubles, sapphires, emeralds and other precious stones are also represented. One neeklaee contains pearls, valued at several million franos, and there are two pendant pearls weighing 10 grammes each, being the tame In size and weight. A black pearl weight 140 grammes. pARIt, Juns FIGHT Will Not B a Candidate of a Third Party for the He Declares. Presidency, fifty-seve- Possi- Dissects Democratic bilities and Eliminates Most of Them From Race GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 11. William Jf. Bryan villi not b a candidate of a' third party for the presidency, he declared here today concerning a dispatch last night from Lincoln, Neb , telllti hint of hie indorsement for the presidency by Nebraska members of the committee of forty eight. "I am too luisj fixing planks for the Democratic party to think of running for president," he said, "and I am doubtful of third party expediency Mr. Bryan reiterated his opposition to anv candidate no, in sympathy with "strict enforcement" of prohibition statutes. and said he had prepared a plank for submission to the Democratic national convention Indorsing piohlbitlon laws and pledging theit enforcement, and another providing for jail sentences for profiteers. Mr. Bryan left today for San Francisco. A :omomow Yourself and Friends Are Most Cordially Invited to Join With Us in Celebrating the Bayer Tablet of Aspirin is Aspirin, proved safe by millions arid prescribed bv physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken which contaii) j Bayer package, proper directions to relieve Headache,Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumutism, Colds and Pain, llandy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cent -Baveri Druggists also sell larger packages.'1 Aspirin is trade mark Baver Manufacture Monoaeetii aeidcster of Salieylicaeid. (Advertisement.) gen-uin- i n penning i OF OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE Many Departments Greatly Enlarged and Rearranged to Give Our Patrons Every Possible Comfort and Convenience dares, "will urge him as a compromise between the wets of the Edwards and the ISpe No expense has been spared. bone-drys.- ", Marshall Accused. Vice President Marshall Is accused of making "a ferine bid for the "wet" vote. Judge Gerald's candidacy has South Dakota's support, and he has many personal friends among other delegates," Mr Bryan aays. Prediction that the Democratic national convention at San Francisco will witness fights over the peace treaty the profiteer and the liquor issue, Is made. After declaring that the convention fight- are likely to be over these questions, Mr, Bryan aays the chances are In favor of ratification of the treatv with reservation! "and against the profiteer and the saloon.". The overwhelming opposition to tha policy of ratification without reservation, as shown by the votes In the primaries, he aaeerts, "will prohably defeat any effort to make the treaty an issue In the McAdoo Handicapped. also sal a the campaign" The article Democratic 23 platform Is certain to declare Discussing LINCOLN, Neb, June universe compulsory military possible Democratic candidates for the agalnet that the convention will have to training, presidency, W. J Bryan In an article In deal of "private mothe with euhject The his newspaper, Commoner, published that the Democratic party will here, declares that former Secretaryhan-of nopoly," the tollers' "Inaiet upon right to equal the Treasury William G. McAdoo, 4a and that "woman suffrage dicapped as a candidate "by his close re- treatment," will be Indoreed." lationship with the president," nhile Preeident Wilson himself, he says, "need not be considered." Asserting that Mr. McAdoo la hand!- capped by his silence on the peace treaty, Chief Club Mr. Bryan declares Mr McAdoo la unable to call to his support "those to whom the DEiJ MOINES, Iowa, June 21. Mr. T president's cand'dary appealed with force," and that he would "furnish G. Winter of Minneapolis was Chosen enean easy mark for all the president's mies " The article says, however, that president of the General Federation of Mr McAdoo has considerable strength Womctj's clubs at yesterday's election, It among was announced officially at the biennial Mr. to President Wilson, Referring this morning Brvan savs that, "while vague hints and convention Other officers for the federation chosen suggestions have been thrown out areno one claiming to speak for yesterday First vice president. Mrs. V s Jenor near enough to him to the pres'-genbe assumed to expreas his wishes, has nings, Florida, second vice president. Mrs R. flehermerhorn, New Jereei J. auditor. announced his candidaiy" Mrs. H. A Guild, Arizona; recording secAdam Weiss, Colorado, retary, Mr Owen Praised. treasurer, Mrs. B. B. Olaik, Rod Ua.. in eliminated from the Iowa. Hrhrt Hoover whom Hat of eanduHte Mr Brvan Mrs Winter received 740 votes and M sa "av.il ab ," while Senator Ovn Georgia Bacon of Massachusetts, her only of Oklahoma and Secretary of Agriculture opponent, 471 votes Meredith are described as being "among the few available men thus far menWINNIPEG TRIBUNE SOLD. tioned " To be available this year, Mr OTTAWA. June 2J William bouthnm Br an asserts, a candidate must b known purchased the Winto be for woman suffrage, for prohibition A Sons Ltd., have It was announced here nipeg Tribune, and "against Wall street " M K. NIchoN, director of public As to Attorney General Palmer, Mr Information, will he managing director Krjan sas he entered the campaign In a of Jul 1. The Trih-un- a the paper beginning "to deal tha with aternly profiteer, portion was founded In mi by R !.. Richardand an expectant public stood ready to P M Is and one , of the oldest son, applaud, but tha profiteer aeema to have newspaper In western Canada things all his own way, and the attorney genera! " is now suffering from the A Timely Questien. He add that the attorney general is "unfortunate, too, in having to It Is not so much what newspapers sav espouse the ratification of tha treaty In their advertisements as what neighwithout reservations bor savs to neighbor or friend to friend Former Speaker Clark of the house of that has brought Chamberla n s Colic imd is mentioned representatives having Diarrhoea Remedy into' such general use his own state behind him; while opposiIt Is as natural for people to speak well tion to Governor Edwards of New Jersey of this remedy after using it as It is and Governor ('ox Is reiterated for water to flow down hill Have vou Governor Cox s friends," the article - a bottle of It In your home- - (Advt ) SALT -- - al wage-earner- v. d- Visitors OFF A Ranney is economical in operation qpickly keeps pays for itself your food sweet and w holesome, lake your selections 20 eff now at . Will Vudor Porch Shade, 20 Off Keep your porch shady, while permitting a free air circulation. Choose now off 20 at. Z. C. M. . Cedar Chests 20 You could not select a gift for the June Bride would be more appreciated. Your choice at. Off Angeles at Time of Shock Tell of Scenes Which Followed. Popl in th downtown district of Los Angers rushed out of hotels and eating houses in mobs when an earthquake shook the city Monday evening, according to 8a. t Lakers who returno! yesterday fom the scene of the quake Several shocks wtie fe t at intrvas of a few hours, the first of whluh was th greatest and caused .mount ing to tHMVMju m .h subuiba of the city The most severe quake oicurred shortly after 6 3 oh lo k Mnndav evening Other followed About twelve hour later many inmates of t h taJHr buildings were awakened bj Knottier aho'U, a, huh earned of windows and a very slight rattling ro king ot !h uihluig Uti.ld Miow, Ifci.'i tfouth Third Hast rtieel, who returned from Lo Angel-last night, told the story uf ihe He wan at the JU Imiote hole1, w lien the t uihling beg i i to shake the were attracted bv the shifting at guests fir!, and as it tonmutd, tx.ey grew Jnm hurried but frightened and mo: of d nrs to satetv When they again the buildings there was notning but talk nf eurthqmikeq. One man was in a Ix Angeles theater at the t.me. He he nolle il his seat sad that at f i squeaking and shaking and tha lie looked around to see if someone w;s moving It He saw t We aleo In a disturbed condition eurjoiif More Several rose ami it av triad tv a followed and a panic man wh went upon he nd ai- Toe show contionel .ill to be srateri tinued and nmt of the people e named e to the t d f be per? John GruickshanW of the Sait Lake Route wan m Lo. Angeies Monday night. He was standing near a window looking out of his house The quake shot the floor up unaei him, knocking him In Every Department Aut FRIDAY i 3 for $1-9- i tn Extraordinary Offer Commencing Tomorrow And for One Week Continuing I ra Reception Flakes, pkg 12 HEALTH BREAD 1 34c 20c for $2.39 Try Our GOLD RtBBON & . WMfC ol' :OLTR DRUG 8TORB IS AT: :iu-11- 4 SO. MAIN STREET; 1 t S1VEN AWAY T PSEtSOSS &SOL0IHS LUCKY fJUMDER. drawimc takes place FRIDAY JULY 2SR T Circular Giving Full Information and Rules Pertaining to Di awing in Onr Pnonograpu uepartiaeni r r Main Floor TOMORROW FACTORY DEMONSTRATION AND SPECIAL OPENING OFFER ( TRUNKS u treaty Ut. CAR SERVICE TIED UP. TORONTO, June 23- - Stret ckt erv.ie ex ept in the outling diatrnts. uia om b ev mis; ended n Toronto toL h. f he d trike of u )!enK. went iuo ffett to eniorte di m inh f.,i fitj ients an h mt instead nf 6. were pr sed nto hvt me in he riotsJitney nv w n Tie (tinn Toronto I n Traveling Bags $45,00 Black Walrus Bag Leather linnd; 18 or ' ''Vstem JUDGE PRAISES NOMINEES, I(i.io. Juni- - 23 JurL-- f formpr lustlrs of ths uiremp I ; evr an i Um tefnr- - tip Hdut.uiu.n, , rowt o- - "I'lnS'in PRISONER !p-i.i- ' o sire, $50 00 Bag liiied; 18 or 20 meh bve Q id Leather Co w h $33.75 $50.00 Brown Cowhide Bag Soft finish and leather lined; 18 or size. . $60.00 Black Arabian Grain Cowhide Leather Bag lined; 18 or MAKES ESCAPE. $30.50 IOfATKLLO Ilnho, June 3 Gcorcu Colton, arrsslpd y police authentic for Insulting a girl, was turned over to the voi.ntv authorities eterdav IjiHt tveiimg vehl p one of tha d puties was making the neiescnr transfer of paper and Fo ton wj left nngu i rued, he (lisafqieared and ha not h ,n rearre-te-- size. . . . $35.59 $65.00 Brown Sea Lion Bag Leather lined. A beaut v. or20' ALIEN RADICALS RELEASED. June 23. Fourteen person, awaiting deportation a a, ten radi.ala were ordered i.leaaed he Federal Judgs George W. Anderson today The court In announcing this finding In hafieas corpus proceedings brought in behalf of ths radl Is. held that the romiruniat partv. of whkh all are members, Is not a "party of force and violent a " ui ch size BOSTON. s Gray Leather to The Tribune. STOWAWAYS MAKE ESCAPE. NEW lOllk, Jons 33 Four men detained at the Klhs Is and Immigration station for deportation as stowawava, escaped to the mull; land today In a row boat. . general alarm has been sent out for their capture. Immigration authorities declined to reveal the identity ot the man. $33.75 3 75 lifWilU Suit Csises . Specially Priced Specially Priced Rahw. t with all Its ars Idle annoumed rnrnjanv, wnud rr. ike no effort to resume servae in thi jtRtlf in t h wheel i a moving on the (i p (V A ihoufh a rit .1 dqp A.dpn jia'rt !pi,'i hlxh trilm'e to H,irc!.i and Vixilldpe to frlcrdi sfler the 70o $1.39 o O .srARBORnreil. tlmrland June 23 Todas s m hiofi ot tne twtniieth annual rrmferenee f the Iahor partv bmk up in disorder short' alter a resolution had been submitted bv the executive demandn g re.'ognifon of tin soviet government In Russia Lieutenant L'oioiod Muiune, Lib ral member of parliament for Ieton, attempted to apeak on the resoution, but his oiedentials were demanded and eventualv he wfa mled to h out of order Krnest Hvm of the Do k workers union then endeavored to apeak, but the rurfi s'on beme so gie.it that th' eonferenre broke up Another losomtion deHaied that the treH ".r ssly violates not on v pea the obji t for which the aiiirs entered the wa' b it also tho ternv upon which the urr. iMl e wa eomdud d It d toe tmnndiate rivi.-ioof the PppcUl 12 for 95c No. 5 Soda Crax, each No. 5 Graham Crax, each No. 1 Graham Snaps, a barrel J 1 .irtareKx )n.l niKht 8c of this gala occasion Friday. Labor Leaders Conference Breaks Up in Disorder for 48o All 10c packages, each Tomorrow ( John rourt of 0 Be sure to get a remembrance program. 2 ! Fhiladel- WASHINGTON, June phla i population was ,vnno in ed tonight the ei sin buiea.i ,.s S23 ljv. show ue that the countrv n third mnt popu- i v had maintained lor .ast during t Mrs the suad rale of growth U has had dr, ilu first ! deral (enauti m 17o 'Hi nun. tribal nrtae.e for the tn vears wan 74,r.o, tin1 secon i of anv decade In the ett a hlstorv, urpas-im- j that oi th ten tars ending with 1910 almost JO.Omj of fncraa Philadelphia was 17 7, wWch rfrrintapf as sight! lower tlHn th rate mad b New York in the same eruxi, the nation a metropolis having shown 7 per cent o.iipared with the Philadelrate for the decade phia s p m ent.ige of increase for the iaat ten eai was J ; er cent Us lu Tli. Tribuus. 12 To All Adult Visitor will render a most seleet Philadelphia Maintains Rank Among the Cities Aidi-n- All 20e packages 2 TO 5 P. M. One of our leading orchestras -- i Iia'ATFLLO. , POINSETA CRACKER WEEK SOUVENIRS FREE l 20 off Z. C. M, I. Grocery Dept. Specials Tomorrow ed MUSIC e. erinh-quak- Non-Advertis- Will Be Conveniently Displayed. Come for a Real SURPRISE. THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS PARTICIPATE: Accessories Trunks and Traveling Bags Silverware and Nickelwre Sporting Goods Houaefumishingi Cutlery and Electrical Supplies Pathe Phonographs Paints and Vamlshea Harness and Saddlery Mechanics Heavy Hardware Tools Machinery Leather Goods Accessories Bui Mars Hardware Shaving l (t-ow- that that will facilitate Everything that convenience could suggest has been installed. No other hardware store in America reveals such a picture of completeness. Come tomorrow you will enjoy a shopping tour or a visit. Our WELCOME is as big as the store and there's a spirit and atmosphere here that makes you realize that we are just as glad to see " you whether you buy or not. Los in imh-191- 20 appointment is here. -- Ratine y Refrigerators Ever Lies! I Minneapolis Woman Is Federation epe-cl- kigogjoBioiad ASPIRIN Deslys Jewels Going to Help Charity Cause II ENTER 21, 1920. Suit Case 24 or 26- size. Brown gram cow- $18.00 im li hide; steel frame. remlurccil eoruers; strap all around. Heavy 1 W iuch i Linen lined $35.00 . feuit $ I4.C5 Case Black walrus; steel frame; heavy sewed corners; heavy double and stitfhed straps all Linen around. lined $28.59 Ladies Suit Cass Black cowhide. Shirred pockets and tilk lined; $40.00 h size $29.75 Suit Case Heavy olive grain, with steel frame. French stitched Plaid linen lined. edges. $50.00 24 inch S42.E0 VANITY CASES AND CANTEEN And .BA.a8r$5.C0 the latest novelties SAMPLE LEATHER WORK GLOVES Value to -Hpecial for this sale All $3-5- Other Leather, Work Gloves $3.45 to $3.95 Special V j EoEOJgOlSO Bpo IMI : Featuring various numbers of the famous Mendtl Drucker Wardrobe Trunks at very unusual savings. Years of successful experience in trunk building has staunchly constructed these wardrobe trunks so completely equippid with hangers and drawers that the traveler will entoy the completeness of a wardrobe and the convenience of a chifAll thoioughlv reinforced fonier. to withstand tho tactics of strenuous baggage smashers. All Are and There MENDEL-- Dust-Pro- of Moth-Proo- RUCKER f a Mendel Drucker Trunk for every purpose every wanted style for men and MENDET.-- Your vacation calls for serviceable luggage, and this sale presents most and compartments, eicetric iron holder in drawer. Special timely savings, expert from tha Mendel-Drucke- r MENDEL-- big Cincinnati factory will be in attendance during this sale and demonstration. Be sure to attend! MENDEL-R TJ 0 K E R WARDROBE TRUNK Ntyle No. 61. Dark green fiber and walnut bound. Complete with large roomy drawers and compartments for shoes and lady hat. Cre- lined. Special ti RUCKER WARDROBE TRUNK Style No.. 159. With all tne modern arrang size every women. A WARD-KOB- TRUNK Myle No, 121. Blue fiber covered and walnut fiber bound. Cretonne CO CO lined. yDfcsWW hpecial Iflfli fift v'vJsUJ RUCKER WARD-ROE- E TRUNK- le No. 118. 'A man trunk. Modern throughout. 1rovisifm i also made for shoes, oiled linen and the absolutely .1 safe carrug" of a man's hat. Special MENDEL-- ROBE PI If) wJ y I rft RUCKER WARD- TRUNK Style No. 162. Lxtra large. Suitable for a man or w oman wardrobe of consider-Includina nnjiiMawtMwuuiwt able size. drawer . 1 j.j looking deviee, electric iron 1 ,1 , vt atachmpnt, "'ifniling hoard. , J y i 1 lu'- , - CKO g m t- ,j i i- - j - $137.59 EO0OHIoEQiO |