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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10 was his old friend ami cabinet colleague, Albert Sidney Burleson of Texas, the postmaster general, who arrived this morning and emitted a loud yelp when he saw what the Wilson forps were proposing to do over the liquor Tasue. The postmaster general made a beeline for the safe where the Wilson platform as framed up to date has been protected from designing cabalists" of the United States Ben&te. These lurking foes' of the White House program Include those who would tear Its league of nations indorsement plank to shreds, radical wets and radical drys, who would fatroy all the tissues of Its proposed declaration of enforcement of the prohibid tion amendment, with sop to the man who thinks the liquor enforcement officers have beerv too rough, and the friends of Ireland, who are absolutely flabbergasted by the attempt of the forces to link a straddle for the lanse of Irish freedom with the plank proposing unqualified tndorbement of the Wilson league of nations. 27, 1920. awoke this morning that the spirit theyAmertcan-Irlah of rebellion had broken out overnight like a house art re agalnet their plan to offer the Friends of Irish Freedom the open door of the league ot nations for settlement gf their grievances. "That will never do at all," said Ed- ward F. Dunne of Illinois, former governor and one of the leaders for Ireland' fight for Independence. "To do that would be to submit the case to a packed Jury. It would be much better for the party If the platform said nothing about the subject than to Inject such a proposal as this. In the first place, as things stand now America would have no voice. On the Jury would be France, Italy and Japan, all tied up with Oreat Britain by secret agreements. Then there would be Belgium, under the guns of Great Britain; Spain, afraid to move against England; Greece, also at the muzzle end of British of cannon, and Brazil. The friends of IreDemonstra' land might get one vote, and be lucky to . that. get to Win Home Senator David I. Walsh of MassachuP. setts also was much wrought up over "this thing that the administration1 forces to Votes are trying to hand the friends of Ireland." Choice.. "The friends of Ireland will take nothing at all from the Democratic party If that Is allhey can get, he said. "That Is exactly what they do not want. It Is Dry a sop. Why, thlH to ridiculous proposal Is the very thing that puts the shackles on Burleson Turns Wet. Instead of of It Is lint releasing them. To attempt on tjpown exactly what Mr. Burle- to force through such a thing will start son said to Mr. Class when he read a pro- the grandest row you ever saw, and there on the administration is some luiuor posed plank Freedom force here in the aggreof Issue "damning the saloon forever and gation ofpotential Days. Friends of Irish Freedom. do. luring for enforcement of the eightThis is a wonderful dress item. Dainty, summery, Besides Burleson and the friends of eenth amendment with a few words about Ireland, the platform builders of the party cool looking. so You will want one of these voile nfurcement which would not constitute a also found drawn up In battle on By GRAFTON WILCOX. vexatious invasion of the rights of the their left flank this morning array Lake Tribune Leased Wire. Chicago Tribune-Sal- t William TV TVlbune-Salt Leased Tribune Lake Ip. citizen. dresses the minute you see them. All sizes. Many Chicago His words In front of the platBryan, with two loaded guns, I "WASHINGTON, June 26. It all safe probably never will he recorded Jennings aimed at the wet Issue aod tha..other SAX FRANCISCO, June 26. Troubles form on whether or North Tennessee, Medium and dark pends models and different designs. In history, but they were enough to arouse began to boll today for administration the calm exterior of Senator Glass, who breitwmrks MrnirylnlenaU8teCd VtodTy Carolina- - or Vermont, or Connecticut rati so much in demand, tlie of remorrat!c builders colors, I muttered platform that he could not be thwarted In his de- - A8 the national Suffrage amendment something about "these fellows" who won't let well that the party go on record I fore Senator Harding and Governor Cool- party, who until now 1mc been sailing alone Mr. Burleson public Later tough of In the drafting party lv declared that there must be a along smoothly Je.laratl.yj for tin- arc notified formally that they have imxiuieu, unqualified enforcement of the ldge principles for the dilogaUs to lake h'nie turward declaration of purposes straight on law. He in absolutely certain ben nomint,d by the Republican eon-thprohibition I inhibition and show the folks. the question arid that ongres wets' already have deserted vention for the presidency of these United should repeal unreasonable, drastic and toe first-lin- e trenches and First to ruffle the patience of Senator absurd back to of the Volstead enforce, mobilize for a retreat. But fallen ptovislons een he is not States. Carter Glass of Virginia, who will be ment law. If not, the notification ceremonies will so certain that he can win a chairman of the resolutions committee, Administration forces also found when but he Is going to fight fordryit plank: to a be attended In large numbers by officers finish. and members of the National Womans party, and In Marlon, Ohio, on July 22, Bryan Has New Planks. and In Boston, J?ass., on July 27, tho On the league Issue, Mr. Bryan, who will be the Nebraska member of the I presence of the suffragists will be manlto all by demonstrations, the fegted resolutions committee. Is not going to Unmake much fuss about what the admin- avowed purpose of which is to make woman suffrage the most conspicuous isistration wants In the way of indorse- sue In the coming campaign. ment, but he will Insist upon the Incor"The form which our suffrage demonporation of a plank urging the adoption of a constitutional amendment giving a stration at that time will take is not yet majority. Instead of of the I decided, said Miss Alice Paul, chairman senate power to ratify treaties. The ad- nf the Woman's W. Party, tonight. ministration forces of flirht I ,ha11 Posslbe means and the it and they expect to ?VIr eyerr me,hod All one price a sensational price. Bm Think of fine Silk setur home again with another notch in his St two-third- s Dresses former selling and of half their 8UffraKe ratification by Connecticut or General Yafiiier cot A int?,.thc I Vermont, and if such action Is evaded or Platform Mark-ups- , No Store sales Boston All either. prices! refused, to advertise to the country the ? 0f vh, series of nR I falllira of theKe candidates to use their ibHue bona Tev lire" fide. are 18 plating the suffrage recommended by the president tocurb and probably will be accepted I All kinds of handsome Silk Dresses all colors. Satby tho resolutions in sub- - Hastened Arfinn stance at least. Theycommittee, oOUgilt. include provisions ins, taffetas, georgettes, crepe de Clines, flowered georfor marking the producers and mamifac- - I Efforts made yesterday by the presi-tureMent an( the Democratic national com-- a stamp cot price on gettes. beaded effects and novelties; taffeta and georI blue sky prevention law, commodities, cold storage mlttee to hasten ratification in Tennessee and federal licensing of cor- - I an regulation North Carolina may, Miss 1aul gette combinations and other combinations. I porations dealing in food and spur the Republican leaders to of life in interstate commerce. necessities I similar action in Vermont and Connecti- After Mr. Burleson had stirred tip thecutShould this action result in winning air in Senator Glass's headquarters, he j the thirty-sixt- h slate, the demonstration circulated about the hotel corridors scat- - I wuld, of course, u unnecessary. Isadora of the delegations to Senator terlng his own platform Ideas, which when gathered up in one place assembled about HttrdnS and Governor Coolidge at the I like this: notification ceremony Include Miss Alice I No pussyfooting of any vital Issues Paul, chairman of the Womans party; A plain and I simple declaration on the I l)- ra- Abby Scott Baker of Washington, Political chairman, and Mrs. Eaw-league of nations and peace covenant. of Philadelphia, plank declaring opposition to the sol-- I r,oe Pa., I tiona.1 cash bonus. treasurer. g A until Furthermore, Jennings Bryan told the Commonwealth olutions committee, to urge a modificathe thlrtx sixth strikes un.awful in club at luncheon today that If the liquqr tion of the Volstead prohibition enforceease,8 where the life and With of, the state ts won for suffrage, the candidates whole people are involved, such as. coal I dre be Picketed at home, and attended he would demand ment act to permit manufacture of light question was a record roll presented call in the convention by wines and beers. The "drys" countered mining and transportation, but no other atlroad by members of the Woman's party, llmttatlbn of the right to strike; estab- - I wbo 'vll keep ever before them the fact delegations as well as ttates. He said with a motion to table, which was carlisliment of tribunals facilitating adjust- - that they are expected and desired to that while the liquor Issue was the para- ried, 60 to 13. I hasten the mount nients of industrial disputes. The delegation was instructed to vote question before the Democrats taking of the final step that A straightforward declaration of rur- - I wlb accomplish the national enfranchiseand "probably" would be up in the con- as a unit for Attorney General Palmer ment of women, a avoided. be poses on the prohibition Issues. for vention, to the bitter end. fight might president Besides the "dry" plank, Mr. "fh eighteenth amendment Is the law told his audience that he wanted aBryan Follows Lead. and labor Sht to be enforced, Coolidge 0fJ'hrJand June 26. The Northern BUFFALO, .1said the postmaster general. plank providing for compulsory investi"No Efforts to secure an Immediate appointBaptist convention today authorized thfr- of industrial disputes before recitizen can be against It. but un- ment gation for a suffrage delegation to visit sort to violence. He opposed an indus- sending of a telegram to the Democratio reasonable, drastic, absurd and ridiculous Governor (Continued Fyom Page One.) Coolidge are still being conis trial court or compulsory arbltiatlon, he national convention In San Francisco proprovisions of the enforcement law should tinued. Governor Coolidge, through his not be made, and such provisions of the said, but said the plan testing against the inclusion of a wet secretary, 1ms so far been unable to see There seems little doubt of the party's should tie adopted to investigation Volstead act should be repealed protect the The tho sufiraglsts, contenting Himself In fol- disposition to write a labor satisDemocratic party should sav so The league of nations also waspublic. plank in the party platform. The auplank dislowing Senator Harding's lead by the factory to the earners and a plank cussed by Mr. Bryan. He said he op- thorizing resolution Instructed the secre"I hope the part.v also will demand In statement he "will not Interfere with favorable to agriculture. that two The its platform that congress act so Its quesposed being "dragged Into tile mire of tary ty send the message to the conventhat In- other states" on the sufrrage Ixhue. tions over which mav be differ- partisan politics," and asked toxicating ilquorus shall bcu so defined as It tion "In care of William J. Bryan." Tired by Ills exertions of the past two ences of opinion are.there to honestly accord with the first, will the party should be made an Issue at allwhy essential Senator Harding left Washington offer itse.f as a defender of the home the paramount Issue. Also he if not truth and that no law shall he passed weeks, declared at noon today to go into hiding from the June 26 World prohibition against the saloon? I feci sure It will. for world disarmament and world peace Is CHICAGO, prohibiting the mAnufactr, In sight because manufacturing nations g or pnb.lo for the next forty-eighours He Second, will It give expression fro the by mutual agreement between away of anv bevenrgeT In fact nations. have learned to expects they cannot compete with a play some golf with senators peace sentiment of the country? I hope so. that IJone sha'--l Pennsylvania "drys" won a smashing dry United States, William passed who accompanied him on the trip, and "Pussyfoot In caucus prohibiting the manufacture and sale victory n efforts today, of will be back on the Job Johnson, leader, who lost an to Instruct for a "wet" defeating Tuesday. beverages not Intoxicating." plank by a vote eye in a melee with an English mob, deCOMMONER DESIRES Before leaving the senator 60 13. to of requested clared here today. the newspaper men to make no mention The wets .moved to Instruct Vance Mcnsult to Soldiers. PLANK ON INDUSTRY Cormick. of his destination. He was anxious England will be dry by 1030, JohnRon to former chairman of the na- predicted. The Democratic When administration leaders heard get a complete rest "far from the madplatform tional committee, selected today as Pennin Ban Francisco adopted about that, they said no wonder Tarter ding crowd." Mrs. Harding accomnext week BAN FRANCISCO, June 26. William sylvania member on the convention res would no have wet plank, he declared. Glass had given utterance to his favorite panied him. Governor Coolidge will come to Washexpletive, "dadblame it. A more liberal prohibition plank has not been heard ington for a conference with Senator of . even Harding next Wednesday, it was anfrom the stanchest wets. nounced today. It will be their first That It will go very far no one meeting since they were nominated. They Mr. Burleson had a few words to sav are not entire strangers, however, SenaSonora tor Harding having called on Governor years enjoyment. about the league covenant, declaring that during a recent trip to Massatha ?p,ubI'?ans had ""raddled, dodged Coolidge has a magnificent, pure, mellow chusetts. ducked In a cowardly manner, and that Democrats the must come out with Race is peerless in as a belL to Be Discussed. tone, unreserved Indorsement of the attitude. A soldiers' cash bonus,president's Will H. Hays, chairman of the Repubhe said and was an insult to and the gracefulness soldiers and should lican national committee, arranged the artistry design not be recommended by the Democratic meeting. He considered it a good Idea is unrivalled in vital exclusive features. party. for the head of the ticket and his running-mat- e Mr. Bryan today came forth to have a talk about campaigning with labor plank. He will urge the resolutions select an appropriate It 13 probable that they will disonce a plans committee to accept a proposal for the cuss their notification speeches. of creation a is industrial Just before his departure from Washcourt for is a pride task, now a pleasure. the settlement great of labor disputes, with a ington Senator Harding conferred with provision that there should be. nowtrikes Mrs Medill McCormick, wife of benator the wonderfully possession in for a period of six months! after gTlev-nce- s McCormick, of Illinois, about the part of the workers have ben taken up women are to take In the campaign. Mrs. beautiful Sonora. by the court of adjudication. McCormick has been chairman of the women's executive committee of the ReAfter the publican national committee. conference with Senator Harding, Mrs. Superb upright period design: McCormick confidence that sufexpressed to ficient states will have" ratified the sufto In time to permit wo- frage amendment en to vote in the November election June 26 Nolan B. RobinCAO, son, .3 years old. fugitive from an Insane ihroughout the country. Strevell-Paterso- n bnator Harding has not yet produced ospital at Elgin, III., was captured here this morning and held on charges the "good news' he promised the militant atof s when they called on him sev-rtempting to murder his wife, their iffraglsts Who)alft Distributors dav s ago. Is but the impression Imby and his SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH late la.8t night at Wheaton, near this abroad that Influences ai e being brought to bear qmctlv to bring about early ratiWe have soma agencies open outside of Robinson stabbed all four a fication of the suffrage amendment bv Salt Lake. Writ for particulars. butcher knife, thqn crashed their with home, k slU such states as Connecticut and Vermont. picnic, meals, The first Harding and Coolidge camwith an Iron bar. Robinson, found sitmade in their a railroad appearance posters ting station, with his clothes. paign decovered with Mood, calmly discussed thetday Republican national committee I going to distribute five million of them. licious attempted murders and declared he was is Because of the print paper shortage, the crazed by love for his child than Wheaton police reported the wife Vera posters are considerably smaller YOUR usual Robinson, 24; the baby; the father-in-laE. C. Brown, 75, a jeweler, and his wife Among the callers on Benator Harding secreM. were Bhaw, former 70 years old, cannot recover. fg'slle today tary of the treasurv, and Alden W. Skln-o- f URGEST Angeles. ELGIN. 111., June 26. Nolan B. Robinson escapd from the Elgin state hospital three days ago lie wag committed to Harding Speaking Tour Urged. that Institution May 5 last, following reNEW YORK, June 26. Chances of peated efforts to kill members of his clinching a Republican victory in the far west in November would be materially strengthened if the Republican national ommittee would send the candidate on a speaking tour of the Pacific coast states, a eordtiig to famuel Platt, prominent Ne-to vada Republican, who conferred with National Clialrman Will IL Hays here torH--36 SCUIH STATE ST 1 WASHINGTON. June 26 Reunion of day W! H SALT LAKH Mr. Platt told Mr. Hava that public all except two of the southern Chinese d PROVO a in Democratic Nevada, normally provinces with northern China forecast opinion a swing toward Re-In advices received here today from state, had undergone r-- kaj , a. the last six months. HardShanghai concerning the negotiations now pub. ieanism in was well and he said, favorablyHearing an end there between renresenta- - I ing, the west, but by reputhroughout Kood tl'es of the northern and aouth.Vm gov- - known oniv Th,g impression of the ernments womd be much bolstered up. candidate According th. I nd many votes won, he said, If Harding eru leaders, icom?ng tea the country. tortions of the military in the should stump Draft Party Principles Calculated Hard Engineer. .Wet and Advocates Insistent and Friends Irish Rampant. Two Startling Dress Sales! .MONDAY, BEGINNING AT 9 A. M. Suffragists Plan tion When G.O. Candi dates Are Told of Harding Public Trip Hide From a .Vacation Few Wl Voile Dresses Printed 50 JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK Dresses That Sell Ordinarily at $25 and $35 de-o- v BOUGHT UNDER PRICE AND WILL BE SOLD UNDER PRICE I J at ( 150 Silk Dresses Our Regular Stock, Including a New Shipment Bought der Market Price All Are $50, $65 and $75 Silk Dresses two-third- s, ttone' "nce rs - SALES START AT 9 A. M, MONDAY Wrld The Perfect Gift A rs plank-declarin- BRINGING - t SEE WINDOWS -- sunny days, eventful school commencements, and important weddings June, the loveliest of the months, here. There must be chosen for the' bride, a present reflecting the good wishes and the good taste of the giver. i giv-In- anti-saloo- f of girts The rich, It of dear To gift, There of owning insane Hospital Fugitive Murder Four Attempts and $6o $2500 Hdw. Co. al .sMi! 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