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Show 'Wf4 etaa,-whm4Je- 1 3 i 4. b? skW fo" "i . . a fear vye9 fr hemor th r eH At fh. fi?o wWSr Thir-I- r of tno Hme Franeieon cnxen vo ft4-to n fkr King t. U2$ an a rtoken liArlrmr end i their which fon Some of swfwiitl weitrOssittoff tle n the rawrflfc wfo ti! of a Twpy Mreined Htoatin Writer Cures List of ty Who Win Get Vots at Cleveland. i :; lnrt, vrf ttn e WHN T nr i Of Those Mentioned, One, in All Likelihood, Will Emerge Victdr. I - SY T HOHSKS SNTK. vtr at wnih nr w namM be iatmdAra into the at the md of canth-(tal- DAHtA oe third IkhI) i tiAlmfhw i (taadioefc hetwoee. two Vau) n; when tt bee been n'vm cr d Js that :tefthc cen win, nd wai 4erlr brnw" are nut forward Thia la the rve'tv reHttng and ror, dramatic nonod rf vwtfarmfheaiMre at wiiwdrirerpr Ami the coming potnocrai, haptwn V.ketv to Le rha kfnI AonventfoP of Aa a m&Urr ot tvet th tarenfr-vihr t' mr compiled yrmrp nt trmcsti (ieiiinK-at- el hard-fotig- y WAR WtUVAN WASHING! ON, O C April 5 A f Democratic erp up politician In New Tort tho oth.r day uuwd themselves b making oat n Hat of at th Democrats who ar likely to lately aoma vote for th proatdantia' nomination in th Democratic national ' In el' p"hahdy WiU La more TMa rt tVi to inor example f.overpnr Ahert clude, hr ccrtatn RtffMe of ManeinH nlmoiit certain to ariae, ermtlneeiHlm may figure in tnr conventton more fmrmrtentif than aomr ff thoae Included in the above llt, Tlc 11 af ..M thiw-Wil-t- am Hen.-ito- rI ' Je-e- er WUflau & Sweat, Clw Cummins CroneeUcu WTH.su J. Brian, Florida. Maviw William K. I ever, Ouw C co. niimda. M Fenatnr alr.n. Indiana. i'irmw V km FnaUeut Thomas, it, Marsha.1. lndtnna. C T. Vevaditti. Iowa (former aacrw lary of agricuriue). U. Ikvt Governor Jonctban i1 Kanaaa Goveraor Joha ' 11. Parker, iiara y - Heenfor James A. Haod, Mteabvi Senator Thomas J. Welsh, Mon tana. K. Wheeler, Montana Basator ?j. GovernorB.Char tea W. Bryan, Ne--1 Governor pu'o. Homer B. Saul -t 1 baka. Governor floor S. StJnor, New " "Governor Alfred ' K. Smith, Ntw Tor k Senator Royal 8. Copeland, New William It. Hearat. New York Daniel, North Carolina Jnphu M Cox. Ohio. Jam Cordell Hull. Trnnawro, Neff. Texa . Governor Pat M Senator Carter Olaaa. Vtridma. John W. Darla, Wwt Virginia. THREE tTAdEE. W l fact poatibla that practical-- e one of these men may some vote In the convention, one tfm or another. In a pro- - la In jtevery . at wet' Democrats nmh hr n Veanctaco and who Jn fhn Iw ect neBv oonaldwahlr .!'Ck. rf vote over a The fivt omtta a prolonged period former mctoer of WltmV cstbtnet, tv1d F. Htafon whm at this la hrlpg wut forrrr1 by e not tinfcr.ldfihlo fronp of WBoi Demmember of Wilson ocrat. Another the lUi. net ytt a oahinct not of War la Newton J Baker, of fhio. fWllaop r hfiwe!f, when he wn aHvn, with favor a iminrtWMttea V Ami iJtem ere of regard-ethee- prei-dartt- two-ove- vet ethte hw.o added to could reanomiHlv he ubova ltet of twenty- - sixsoMf ncAi. possiBfLirir. So that tho Hat of peraene likely to recoiv sotua number of vote, largo or amLL at one ruga of the conven- s. la not only twanty-altion or but upward of thirty. And it la a k Pout tact that fully a third of tha number, or uwurd of ten, age poaal-bliiUIn a real sense For the benefit of anyone who want to follow the more aerioua of the convention it can proh'ibUii.e be taken for granted that at a eer-tni- n In the convention after a stage considerable amount of balloting for the IWa detegatsa favorite eon will dtvlde themeelvea mughlv into wo fairly equal groups The division will be partlv geographical and partly on hnes of principles favored and per- - )aivaww)wi. j. ? pnn-Aip- u ia Kom-on- ut twi Ltcwjp-.- bk fc A l Ifflrw - ' er H " V - Tt r ,. ,;v k .... j... - re wt .. Appealing . In the record of Ilupmol) 0 e,t h e r e is sound argument of value. In the looks of the car there is silent but oo elo-Yfuer- -- 1 eai i C, asssi?!Pi!r OAIiOON r TIKE -- "eijalpmwjt at anaK extra cost. '(2 thousand a ppesf.-'and beaut v all the wavl Ar-imdre- d milesF-o- ar Two-Passeng- Roadster, er $1385 nihflgmdi Its Service That Count ' Phone 57 South State SL, Salt Lake Gty We siixsest that yen place jonr m prin wo won - aarly, onahlt to soot demand. vrznet t. nor Number of Automobile t in Idaho I Increasing p V, 1430 lut ahould aphappen and if the deadlock pear to be definitely inaolublw that of dark will be the period horse, of compromise proposed, of Hidden and dramatic moves, a stae In which superiorsuperiority of leadership and crowd ity of understanding of the psychology of the convention flora will is this at It count heavily stage, if and when It arrives, that aoms of the names mentioned above mav aehlee aa importance they do not now seem to have N. Y Tribune. 19H X (Copj-nich- f Salt Lake Motor (Cosiapanq or-A- ar i fJ3 JServjee, 7 Other Models M ByHudson rtj MeptnmoIboDe two-thir- A SIX f The makers 'of Ilupmobile put first thinprs first. Ttiey built a car that swept into universal fame for its toughness of wear and dependability of action. And slowly but Barely the element of beauty has evolved, a beauty now as surpassing and much talked about as Hupmobde long life. The trim lines, the gleam of metal, the luxurious appointments are irresistibly appealing! - : KIP' 'TfS"')l!wa jTgrapnk-a- a- Ther arrived mention John Barton to faia wbfeh would of THiaole, who I a more reel. on unpreOedeoctd npmber..Tbt,c Payee oam)h!arA conifilete I. at waa u follow ipNinir Hrvan, The Let aim r UKw W. Umlarwood, Ala- fail to that candidate bama. Klodda Whom Vr Brran hay out for- fteaator Jjeeph T. Robiijaoo, Arkaa- - ward, Pnofewv- - Vurphren Tn Laf rc At. t rvwiwn r WIlHam 0.' IleA'fooT CaPfamia. who le the favorite of a neat Jim. - convention at a total of twenty-!- , Z&d Ba. of men like Murphv of Near York and Brennan of Chicago, The southern and Western delegate will be prevailingly for McAdoo or for e lik? fAdfo, or Sot aomeope acceptable to MAdooa fHenda and THeae wmthern and veM toiUavara, ern delegate will be prevailingly progressive and prevailingly dry These southern and western delegates will follow largely the leadership of MeAdoo and the group of Democratic who .are identified with Me- Thx division of delegate aa between principle and candidates la Me subject to- - swb-- q uni iflent ion Adon wilt have some considerable the north group of delegates from timeAt tho aafne tiacar and wdft hbtyg a. '4r3effniod degatea t QTmecticut ( Although the fat from the wth that in lTnderwood a home atate of ,J r.,M,ir Illinois Alabama h had serious opposition, InHutiiA with the severe defeat adooupjcd Mtn4 . ministered to him by MeAdoo In GeorMaryibrid would seem to Indieate that the gia," MavvaihusetU .jj JJ south as a whole WUI prefer McAdoo. Mi hl.in or someone like McAdoo, or someone Z . .......... MinnewHa acceptable hr McAdoo I J New Hampshire McAOOO GETS DELEGATES. J Not Jersey Also It should be said that In the New York Ohw .. geographical division above it Is a decided question whether a state like IJKnnslvania .. W iseonsin should 32 be included as Khode leUnd northern and eastern The geoVermont 3s Wlflooiola graphical lines have been laid along Ohio rivers, but, the and Mississippi 2 while Wisconsin Is east of the Missis-ap- l Total ...7.. 'rtverr-- 4 4 In- wwal-western and ca! Ideas akin do the west. At the Nut the southern same time this, agsfti. f subject to states qualification that while most of Alabama . is drv. the Wisconsin gener-wilt Arltons ........ T a jone, degree jornu Ahs-nstr pot ?J California th.ng of the same Kind could be said of Indiana Colorado . ........... .... That McAdoo is going to be pertly Florida tike .candidate end pxrtiy th apoke-ma- n CrtWg .a and symbol of most of the southIdaho 2C ern ... . and wostern ftates is clearly foreIowa 2h cast Kansas primary elections and conby n30 vention the already held People may sav Kentucky McAdoo' that Dnulsiana availability was too se30 riously impaired by the diselosares Mississippi SC oil about his legal eonnacUoa in theMr-dMsourL the fact 4a that lneatifftbn-bu- t Montana 18 is the gett NcLraska . . eg delegates actnsHy ft he !s getting them because the Nevada lartly ft Iwrrecrat of these states want him Nw Mexico a A r r 'UvN'jor North I aWot a rg therrr a a rrmKol nnl leader for the reason that the Democrats in 10 these wouthem and western states 18 pr progressive 10 no other and ther dry naimn-wi. 24 d of candidate hoportanee 40 running in those states who represents th? Ctan principles as conspicuously th!a McAdoo does The result is that J Irrlnia . f ... of the delegates will half roughly, Washington bo wither for McAdoo to the end. or West irgipla . should demonstrated that If be it Wyoming McAdoo personally cannot win will be MS Tetal subject to his leadership and the leadership of his friend SECTIONAL FAVORITES. . It would aeem that thore la likelv - It wiU b observed that this ciai to be between these rouchlv equal the eunvention into groupw one from the yiorth and east Citation divide two groups which are remarkably and one from the south and west re-a not only aa to iual in their delegate prolonged close spects ths nominee to be chosen, but Tb nothem and eastern strength south- also aa to declarations of policy states have e20 delegates The 542 For either group to win it would ern and western states have Ho much for the geographical he necessary for !t to add to the strength stated in the tables above rin what i now about to be said one nearly 2A0 more The number of deleor Demogate neceasarv to win In the cannot practice aa strict a degree d convention will be 742 Accuracy aft in dealing with geo- cratic of whole. the graphical location. But the following statement can be made, subject to If McAdoo la to prevail, either for to be mentioned later himself or for someone qualification to and eastern .delegates him and his friends, acceptable he must win The nothem will be largely for Governor SmRtf of nearly 2A0, delegates away from the New York er Senator Oscar Undernorth and east For the eastern leadwood. or someone like them. These er Ilk Mumhv and Brennan to prenorthern and eastern delegate will vail either fn their leadership or for be prevailingly conservative end pre- their avowed candidates they must least moist win awsy nearly 290 delegates from vailingly Mwet, or at oo and wet northern and eastern delegates th Th will follow prevailingly the leadership If neither of these thing should favored The cloavage on lines wui coim,oe rough-i- v wJu tti cUavoge cn tinea of ..na wUnUhtaa str-fwr- i divide the tnlted M two group vdair :m the AtwUt 4n4 west. delMWtliww oat vwUi and il'l .kFfBMil. the fry favorite ani , ake ai me states of th fdrw CLecd lea "Ctfi n "brd vtrvide hem into then two t tuae-wamm i r a4ni 'n grus. ict ti give to each state the im4 vrHen"ew4cs4- -- invJ rraa ounib-- r of delegatee tt will have in tot tnreatrd md 'ij-rt ttf e'nsif. ry ne Iicm.-etK- t 4jneftnn I The ter- LageHlono s& sHi atn 4eiw Our 4mnaramrty mU dele- n sioch a n mi a fw LRity. catea will vote for frtiion whom aUon4, nre omiued ) hmi the Hay Jilu; liiiidar gTATtg ABt CBOUPCD me n hie t pfirtunf h irst, the northern and eastern een Crmt tly War or om Wke. r Jonjred and hard fought wrtxrnUrt which tho coming Ik mocratic tuc is u e Ur h & thre likely to be,ounw of L ruU' ta hidi iiKtdf o la cvkdhUMin - Om ta Chopoaoe whoo wate vcwsir'f THE SALT LAKE TKIBUKE; SUNDAY MORNING? APRIL" 6, '1921 Pk.'difHefr Id lb Trlbna. BOIGK. Idaho. April S The number ot lieenee. for motor vehicle, and for chauffeurs in the atate of Idaho for Is 4ft, 467, compared with 32,79 the aame time last year, according enforcelaw of to the commissioner ment. F. A. Jeter. Of theae, 43,087 licenae. are for paasenfer automobile and M0 for trucka, Iaat year the number of motor vehicle licenses Issued fn the atate numbered 3,377 for the year, and the estimate made this year bv this department la 72,900 Total collections of the state for 1924 up to March. 1 amounted to $7o,. 4SA Of Vh4 amount, $4S 934 rs per collected fn January Seventy-fiv- e esnt of all automobile registration n- censes i?iavai'ahle road purposes end K per cent goes to the state highway fund for maintenance of state highways Epeei.1 It is the Car for Everyone 5y aufomohii - v H, A TarMfooA iwfsd otonfyt tn MOTQR M H I did not believe could be incorporated in a closed car selling for 975. It is a type long needed in this country. It possesses grace and beauty, can travel at sustained high speed 4 peeil to The Trtb.se, BRIGHAM CITY, April I The election of the Brigham City Rotary club was held yesterday. Imthe ' weekly following mediately luncheon, at the Commercial o clock. at 13 30 elected are officers The newly President, Dr. R. A. Paarse: vice pi evident, Wynn I. Mddy. secretary George leRoy C Horsley; treasurer. A Anderson director, Alf N. Olsen Holmes-ThU. V. and retiring officers are. President Attorney Wtl Alam J. I .owe, vice presi-Alf R Pearse; secretary, dent, I Freeman, treasurer. W U. lTddy. club-room- s, without passenger discomfort, is surprisingly economical to operate and does not cost much to buy. These qualities combined in a closed car selling for less than 1000, shows what rag be done by an organization that can work just a little bit ahead of the market, and see public demand before it arrives. e lr Brigham City Will Aid Castlegate Sufferers It is unusually smooth, accelerates better than the previous Essex, which is saying a' great deal, and is the car for everyohe. - . Ak About V Our Easy The Coach 975 ' s. At At T ppeenl to The Trlbsse. BRIOH4IW CITY April S A committee composed of Orson ' A. Chris- - Xp A. Tmranttut, m MOTOR lr. -4 tensen. George A Anderjotr and B Madsen has Vearf appointed lo look after th collection of the Castlegate mine fund for Brigham City. The flood relief committee city is asking the donors to that fund If any object to the apportionment of that part of the fund which has been returned by the state committee being turned over to the Castlegate sufferer. The cttiiens of Boselder countv are asked to raise 4o00 for this purpose and funds are now being collected throughout the various towns of the , county T FISHERMEN ARE FINED, Sf set, I ts Tbe Trtbese. RePOCATELLO. Idaho. April cording to word reaching here from three prominent Pocatello Mackay. fishermen were taken Into custody several days ago In that citv on the, than the" charge of catching . more and were limit of Lost river rainbows Justice assessed fines of 23 men save The of the Peace Kilgore. heir names ss John Doe," RUhard Roe and "William Williams" 'While reports hsse been current recently that fishfrg Is poor fn the Inot River country, the arrest of the three men for leaving oser the limit is ample prnof that such a rumor is pot correct. A of-t- his Payment Plan Model 850 Touring Tm fitktamJ back, home in q. Brigham City Rotary Selects Ntu) Officers 4The New Essei possesses many qualities which h Thrive . 2500 NEW ESSEX BUYERS EVERY. WEEK THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ee-h'- Covey-Ballar- WRITTEN Guarantee on ds Used Fords Absolutely Protects You fof the first time in automobile hisfory you can buy a Used the price of, new one) and get th SAME GUARANTEE for 30 days that you would get on a new oner Think of it! Think of buying a fnlly guaranteed (except glae and tim) Ford for as little as $K)0.00! Theres only one place in Salt Lake or in the entire west. &o far as we, know where you can get this amazing, adthe largest auto dealvantage, And that place is " ers in the west, Our complete and extensive facilities mako possible this remarkable offer. Dont fad to take advantage of it. And come In early for best choice. X NOW at one-fourt- h to one-ha- lf (X)VIvY-BALLARD- S 1 ' T OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 TO 4 jSSrL, |