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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1921. Davis Member of Old Law Firm of Grover Cleveland By Universal Service. NEW YORK. July John W. Davie of West Virginia and New York, nominated foe the presidency by the Democrats, is a member of former Preswieot U rover Cleveland $ old law firm. Mr. Davis occupied the same room that Grover Cleveland used and sits at Cleveland s old mahogany desk. The office is at IS Broad Idaho, First to Break to I Winner, Wildly Ao claimed by Enthusiasts. By HARRY J. BROWN. 4 peel I to Tbo Tribune NEW YORK. Juy The Utah delegation climbed aboard the John W. J Davis of the wagon today Just ahead stampede, and in time to get cats, and incidentally to get credit for having cast their solid eight voles for tha nominee ahead of the land-sliIt vras a switch, for on the preceding ballot Utah had voted four for DaVis and four for Walsh, just as it voted on the one hundredth ballot last night when, for the first time, it brokenway from Me d. last-minu- Aaoo. Idaho also switched on the 103rd ballot, ami w&a the first of the states Uut held out against Davis on the 102nd ballot to swing in line for the West Virginian on, the fiual ballot for president. When Idaho swung into line it was wildly cheered by the Davis enthusiast, and caa rightfully claim Lto be the first state to break to Davis the deciding roll call. Wyo-- 4 on the 102nd balnting swung to a uh him on the final, lot and stayed pavis whne4 'this delegation has flirteu and, aith every presidential poseilnUty, it points with pride to the favt. tnat it aw a hat was coming and got right in time to be credited with exercising grjd Judgment at the finish L tan; as a delegation, was slow to P recognize the fact mat Davis was destined to be the aominee. although in their midst was a man who, from the very beginning of the eonvention, predicted cay after day that Davis would and should be nominated That man i WHIiam K Wallace, who, though he never nad a vote in the delegation, dm his utmost to get Utah ngnt, and finally saw his prediction fulfilled and w his judgment vindicated Mr. Wallace in by all odds tie happiest man from I Uh in New York tonight, and when Davis had ben nominated, he recelveu Ue (oidiai 'ongraiulatmiis of every I Hah delegate and of National Com-- n itteen an Moyle as well CREDIT GIVEN FOR CHANGE. I Credit for swinging Utah to Davis is due not alone to Mr. Wallace but tc Profi-so- r J C. Swenson of who foi davs has been smarting Pioo, tinder the restraints of the unit ruie. and lu.s eager to get free from MdAdoo that he might cost his vote foi Davis lr. sympathy with Professor bweiifon pd voting withhun for Davis on the V fi al roil call last night and the roll tall today, were Mrs B W Muvr of Salt laikeO Cln, Sam King 1) of Sat Lake City, MtNeelv of Ielta and Mrs Hannah Pme of St. . You can buy two yards for the, price of one street, about fifty yards from the famous financial comer. Broad and Wall street v s. The present name of the firm is Stetson. Jennings, Russell A Davis, though Mr. Davis is the only one of the partners of those names surviving. He Joined- the firm on April 1, 1921. Sino- then Messrs Russell Stetson, Jennings and have died. Former Secretary of State Frank I Polk is one of the active members of the firm. in a Great Alteration Sale of RIBBONS Hundreds of yards beautiful ribbons, widths 7 inches. W. H. King, 8, Abbot Maglnms, holding the proxy of his brother, T. J. Maglnnis, and Jan.ee H Moyle, hold' ing the proxy of Joshua Greenwbod Dean Leary was not at the convention this afternoon, in fact, has not been there for several days. The Utah vote, as it was split last night, and repeated again on the 4tOJnd .ind bsilot. docs not add up exactly f the 4, but, bv unanimous consent delegation, it was agreed that the delegation 4should 4waive the unit rule on the 100th and and aid vote lo2nd ballots. Ribbons for every purpose artwork, needlework, lingerie, girdles, bags, sashes, trimming, novelty ties. j Walker previous prices yard, 3c, 15c, 27c, 75c and Up to $1.50 GERARD IS COMPLIMENT When the convention resumed nt noon today, the Utah delegation cast ns full eight Notes on the loiat roll call for former Ambassador James W thrard, purely as an expression of appreciation of the royal entertainment they have be3n receiving in New Yor st the hands of his brother, Sumner Gerald, their official host. On the 102nd ballot the Utah delegation went back to it left oft at 4 o' lock thi? morning but when 4he final roll call was rea hed and Utah was called Utah cast eight votes for Davis nd, bv reason of this united vote, can claim to have gotten on to the fca.iu wagon ahead of the stampede. They got on in time to get good seats, and nrenot among those who had to grab at the tailgate when states began There was some doubt switching whether the 103rd ballot would be the for by the time Utah was reached lat, Pavis was short even of a majority, though it was assured h would win before long It was only a question of whether states would switch-othat ballot or wait for the next roll call Utah guessed right tor once WALLACE IS VINDICATED. Now everybody from Utah is happy It illiam It Wallace is simply brimming ote with jov and finds himself vindicated Wav last Mar h, when Mr Wallace was In Washington looking over the political field he told The Tribune correspondent Davis was the man and th it Mc doo would no do Ft returned to Washington, in Mav and made the same prediction. And ir the Utah campaign his efforts were directed ot getting a delegation which, if not instructed for Pats, would at least be free tc support him In that campaign he was defeated Mr Movie got an Instructed delegation for Mo. Adoo and today Mr Wallace had the extreme pleasure of seeing his predictions and his Judgment sustained, and of receiving the congratulations not alone of the I tah delegates hut of Mr YJnvb in addition Quite as jubilant as Mr Wallace Is Professor Swenson, who was the first Ccorge Utah deiecate to start a fight to get them and Arrayed again a release fromaMoAdoo that--hmight for Senator Walsh of Montanavoting were lend hi siinrinrt to Davis In his Weston Verron of Logan Mi R U early strngge he harelv avoided a 1. Collier of Balt Lake 'Mt. Senator personal encounter with the national of an inch to SALE TODAY During this sale buy two yards for the price of one. Alteration Sale Alteration Sale Boudoir Caps jo u r Entire Stock Reduced to Walker's previous price Walkers $1.25, for fljB Ml UC previous price Pretty, fancy sdk ribbon garters in plain colors or color combinations; lace and Gower trimmed. Bach pair in dainty box. Buy them for personal use and for gifts. At a Great laving ftl e Walkers previous price for i $1, $1.25, $1.50 ATI for UljC $1.95, Summer makes great demands on ones wardrobe and many an apron dreis is involved in meeting them Walker's previous prices, 29 c Walkers previous price 95c, Novelty Garters Cloar bandeaux In the lot also; oeiirwte colon in crepes and sauna, femininely frilly laces and ribbon and dainty little flowers As you nee, decidedly advantageous lowered prices. A few You will welcome this typical Walker offering, a feature of our Great Alteration Sale Order Woven Name Marking Tapes Now for marking clothes of boys and girs going away to school, in order to insure having them in plenty of time. Two weeks or more are required to get them after we receive your order. FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Only one in the world!. The whole world smart style to gives Walk-Ove- r shoes. Only Walk-Pve- r can give the world the Princess Pat the uncopyable womans shoe with the straight inside lme of comfort. $8.50 and fyaft(Di)ci $10.00 SHOE STORE Holeproof Hosiery (14 Main St., Salt Laka C? 7 $2.50 ELECTRIC TOAST- ER ; Fully complete with cord and socket I' nickel-plated- House of'Housatarcs resentcommitteeman, who personally ed tiwen.ons declaration tor lavls full influence hl and brought to bear with the I tah delegation to prevent the professor from sctoffipilshlng nlft purpose At midnight last night. Professor Swenson notified Chairman Sam King that be would stay with the I tah delthat egation until morning,to but after vote haehis hisrelease would refuse longer He McAdoo. got cast for on the 100th ballot at 4 oclock this enough other morning by persuading delegates in Join with him In forcing an even break in the deicgation, and he cast his then, for the first time, vote for Davis and was joined by those delegates who again voted for Davis on the 102nd bal.ot today. SMITH MEN GET NO CHANCE. The Al Smith men in the Utah delegation nevr had a chance to vote as the desired. Maginnis was tne only one present last night and today, and, having no support, had to take his choice between Walsh and Isvs He those Walsh, but joined witn the rest of the delegation in honoring Mr Gerard and Joined them again on the There mas nothing else final ballot to do when the lWrd bal.ot was cast, for had not the delegation agreed to vote solidly for Davis on that roll call, the unit rule would have been enforced, and that would have given Davis the whole eight votes of Ltah not necessary to reanyway It wasmeasures to get the sort to haish whole delegation together Even those most disappointed saw the handwritvoted accordingly. ing on the wail andcall was concluded the roll When around and the Davis parade started Swenson Professor Convention hall, standard and was grabbed the Utah the head ot quickly In line out near once around, After, the procession J. Galltgan Mrs. J Mr Wallace and and Paof Salt l.ske city joined him celebratraded with those who wereother Utah ing the Davis victory. In The their places delegates remained hour had come. Professor Swenson's St $5.00 ELECTRIC PERCOaluminum, LATOR Pure Regular bright finish. size. An extraordinary eies 1000 in this big purchase Superior grade gingham and percale 25 clever new styles hoc-on- ri WALK-OVER'- S Hew Aprop FVodks 9 T V a l.u 53.97 I SALE TODAY, 10 Figure for yourself the cost of material such as this, the findings, the trimmings and then fancy getting, them all ready to slip into for less thau a dollar. A M. , he wanted to leaveno doubt as to his we.t and think h cun carry Idaho. Medium, large enthusiasm and be did not. Senator Walsh would have been nomand extra inated vice president by acc a mat Ion DEMONSTRATION FOR IDAHO. rtD Tfea Idaho delegation Is happju to- this afternoon If he had- not laxgeiiies. trartly adjourned the convention," night in the thought that it helped added Governor Hawley. put over John W. Davis for president. waa the first of the mounIt helped in this way: It switched from tain yoming to (et solidly Into the Da-- u atates Walsh to Davis on the 103rd or final column It had given Iavla half This is a smaller a1way Women rod call snd was the first state on a tote, and a half to Walsh and that roll call to desert some other three totwoSmith on the 100th ballot than we to shipment candidate and swing into line for last come crowding This morning on the first ' Davis. Never during the contention roll night. oail had it for prehave and Datial changed gave a Idaho demonwas accorded bigger these sales and buy three and Smith three. Senator Ken- stration than when It swung to sales the seen vious drick had dont on the handwriting And the knowledge that They wall and waa as fast aa we can trying to get Wyoming! started the stamped brings joy to in he come late and He line earlt half succeeded only those of the Idaho de egates who until the 102nd ballot, when Wyoming wait on them. stayed to see the windup of the con- cast six if for Davis votes and they disappointed repeated vention Governor Jim Hawley is par- on the final ballot. on ticularly happy, for he has been the lt2nd roll call andBy switohinggood are all gone. You will want many of thorn, but wo must displaying working for some days to get Idaho judgment confuse trend to Davis not Do rwirvt right to limit quantity to any on into line for Da via, and was only was still while the but not strong customor if noceatai. necessarily hampered by a division of sentiment assuring victory, Wyoming gets credit ' BIG THE SEE in his delegation. inferior with these W hen Idaho put Davis over, notwilh- last night broke away for helping standing It la at the very foot of the from McAdoo and voted for Houston list WINDOW of states grades of dresses It was stated it wss on.y a tempoIf out of tha city Ineluda to extra for pootago, rary switch, but Idaho started off toSHOWING similar at Maka first, second and third ehoca prices. Auto Tourists day where it quit lust night and gave Many balHouston eight votes on the first On next to the final roll call lot. Stop in Rock Springs Idaho gave eight votes to Senator Walsh, it being a question at that time whether Davis could make It, and kpeeisi to The Tribise. di owned It is the belW of physician nue-- n for the' Cche centennial ce leeu anc six friends of Mr Green the west waa showing a general that death was due to a heart attack hr tlon, ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo.. July a pnlltearers July tt and S5, hu eetected H is b 12oO tourists and his irvlvtd friendly feeling for the Montana sens Nearlv by car parent varison from Mr and of Mr Orem was the tor But by ths time the last ro.I ous roth-r- s en and sWtere, all t the following young Indies to be voted of the countrj spent at least He William B Green of ophir Mrs call started it was evident that Davis One parts on Ophir Rock at the munifor night queen: Alfleid Oleen, Springs was sure tc go over soon and with was born January 10, 101, at Ophir rsnip grounds In June, according Oliter, in company with a number of Hendricks, Essie fttoddnrd, I.tsste Hil-- , that feeling prevailing Governor Haw-le- v cipal to Mark CANDIDATES FOR Skinner, caretaker QUEEN. Tooelw Tnron and of Thomson, Rhode Merrill won over ail the Idaho delegates verd, Ophir oung jKOpl' To be 1167 cars are on the and Ruth Hendricks. RICHMOND, July 9 Th. were at Morgans warm snd they lined up solidly for Davis register exact, Voting wtU carrying about 3600 persons springsswimming 10. e on he was of clove selection the Ritbmonds whn In time ter get credit for helping pkk Most of the July Sunday evening, cars were from the west, the winner Being .the first delega- though one was as far away as tion to run for the bandwagon oa the Ontarto. CanadafromThe peak was final roll call, the Idaho delegates reached when sixty-twcars spent the got seats well toward the front and night of June 2 in the grounds. Cali- thev bad the pleasure ot seeing sortie waa the most heavily represent- ot the prominent delegations climbing fornla ed state. aboard at the last minute to f.nd standing room only PLEASED. Victim of Drowning GOVERNOR HAWLEY T think It is a magnificent nomtna Is Buried in Tooele While tlon, said Governor Hawley. I was for McAdoo and meant it from the heart. Davis was always my sec- Special to The Trilmoe ond choice and I believe he will carry TOOULE, July 9 Largely attended out the principles of our patforat as welt as any man. He is one of the funeral servlets were reld for 01icr V Green yestercay afternotb at 1 biggest lawyers of the country. I nt the family reMdence &t the helped make him president of DHhop P C Klllctto conIn Ophir American Bar association 12 and ducted the The speakers services feel he honored the association in C Alvin Orme and Pasere President we preaidentaa much triarch John A Bevan, both of Tooele hoe'-ehim in making him oui presiin the Tooele cemetery. dent. I believe Dais will have a FIn'ermcnt was ladies ftren young carried the flow- strong appeal to the voters of the - Order by Mail 1 o Featuring White Footwear at d Tremendous Reductions COOPS! A Daily Ltison in Manners fa Children BY for a special event Crowds TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY In Our Great Alteration Sale GELElV BURGESS irrtfM: 19S4 If Tbs Cbtrsgs T 276 pairs have had their prices still more deeply cut Flock to Greenewalds 47 pairs (white kid) Walkers previous price, $15 103 pairs 12 . .. clric Big M Furniture detachable plug, cord and 2 Complete with Solid and substantial, yet light and easy to map fsrltchea. Nichrome wire Of hlack Japanned steel. piioe anywhere. element. Unquestionably the greatest range bargain in America. Only extremely advantageous buying connections enable tu to maie this unusual special offer; high-grad- 4- e LEAD PENCIL LETTERS When little, you may write a letter In pencil, if I'Oti cant lo better. But, just as soon as you can write With pen and ink, thats more polite. Easy-to-Wri- te makes Hard-to-Rea- previous price, $10 to previous price, $12.50 18 pairs, (white kid) 33 V. Broadway - 85 $-- Walkers previous price, $9 .. 40 pairs (white kid) Walkers previous prices $7.85 to $3. s485 ,92" Pairs White Fabric Oxfords Kow in Fn'l Swin 085 Walkers Ml Sale d, Goopt pencils makes' it hard, indeed! - pairs (white kid) 85 $85 kid) Walkers (whit It-T-q! 63 for ..Especially comfortable SplendW shoes for summer wear. motoring, home, $ f 95 street cJ |