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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE "XT Fabian Assumes Crowds flocked to the Primary jubilee parade to witness the honor paid children of the L. D. S. church. Upper left shows the Ensign stake float, bearing the queen of the day, while a huge dino After Convention . Washington Dispatches Indicate Borah Is Out for Hoover. . . - . ; .. . l.- bn.U-.ho- Ki- . -- wi 4 I - term running until the day the But Mr. Fa convention adjourns. bian, who ha been In Kansas City uie better part of the weeK. has been Industriously broadening his ac quaintance among members of the national committee who" will hold elected over, and with the newly member like himself, to that when the new committee organizes to pre pare for the IOCS campaign he will have established better ihan a speak with his ' fellow log acquaintance, committeeman and not find himself Mr. Fabian has a among strangers. way with him and already Is "Harold" to many who will be affiliated with him on the next committee. Senator Smoot and Fabian took this afternoon off for golf, the second breathing spell the senator has had sine he reached her a week ago. . ....... , ... - - ... .." - , .. - ., r j T'!v'i: - .1 j ' " slIjlWMsssi -- "'f t 0 J inl i LU'--.- iL'- ,1-- f J "v, J - - i , ! ) Texas One delegation of twenty-tw- o regulxr delegates and four delegates lar,g will be led by R. B. Creager, natloaal committeeman. C. C. Littleton aid Harry M. "Wurxbach will head Wurxbach is anoth.v delegation. Texas' lone Republican congressman, e and opponent of Creager for control .of th party in Texas. The Wunbach-L(ttleto- n faction, refused admittance to the Creager cona" of Its held convention vention ball, own and elected four delegates at o twenty-twlarge, Insisting that the elected by district regular convention should gs to Kansas City. Cre.iger faction goes Instructed G and forThe Leslie Hoover and by standing vote urged Kline cf PitbsCreager for vice president. tion. at loriT-tim- 'P. ' ((Elf ... t - Vih-,- I i "s ' '" j i- S ..'-- , I - E Beidleman, Majc Rhode hland Utah Tha Rhode Island delegation of 13 member goes to the Republican convention unpledged, but the state convention which elected them adopted a Mrs. resolution favoring Hoover. Leona Curtis Knight of Providence, one of the three women in the delegation, is the daughter of Senator Curtis of Kansas, a candidate for the presidential nomination, but she has declined to say whether her vote will be east for her father. The list of delegates Is headed by United States Senator Jesee H. William H, of Providence. Is a member. Smoot will be the leadSenator ing figure on Utah's delegation to the 'V Met-ca- lf Van-derbi- lt - 4 - .....mint, aV.iiuua'!'. ADVANCE PLAN Votes m National Conventions (Oeatisaed frem Vag One.) It stake, speaking on "Th Constitution and th Popl," 'won th wo- ' -- ' tvf ' t- b. v (r. ' n ! , J , , . 4 - ;y':: (By the Associated Press.) The appointment of delegates to tb. Democratic and Republican national conventions and each state's electoral vote for president are aa follows: Rep. tier. Del. Pol. Votes Iem. State. Alabama ... . . . . . Arizona Arkansai ... California ... . . . Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida ... Georgia Idaho , Illinois Indiana Iowa. .... Kansas Kentucky ... Louisiana Maine ,., .. ., Maryland . .,' Massachusetts , .. , 'i.'.;'.: "ilS ? .... admln-letrat.o- n ' ... ... '. .... m e, . n h. ... uv.p ..... d .... South Carolina's delegation of 11 to the Republican national convention will be headed by Joseph W. Tolbert, senior member of the Republican national committee and a farmer. Th deleration, composed of seven white men and four negroes, Includes among its members the Rev. Dr. Frederick C. Redfern. dean of Benedict college and. father of Paul who disappeared while attempt, lng to fly from Brunswick, Ga., to Vermont's delegates to the Republican convention were uoinstructed by their state convention and are unpledged, but are known to be favorable to Hoover, although they would prefer to cast their votes for Vermont's favorite son, Calvin Coolidge, should the chance arise. The Vermont'delegatlon will elect a chairman In Kansas 6lty. Frank E. Langley, publisher of the Barre Times, Is regarded as the probable choice. . The delegation Includes Committee man Tolbert and two of his sons. It I unlnstructed, but 1 claimed by Lowden, who has the support of Tolbert, state- executive committeeman as well as national committeeman. , The Rev. Mr. Redfern originally was an alternate at large, but death of a delegate sends him to the convention Special Prices Oklahoma ON Orobablv la Inclined to Senator Charle as a favorlt son. candiat Curtl in and h Is expected to receive on tn nrsi osiwu " Stat a vot United States Tires $6.95 $13.95 $9.35 Cord.. $15.85 $20.10 next to that of Curtis and his pro vae ne wui reciv ponents believ Oklahoma vot If Curtlg drops out. are Non of th Oklahoma deUgat er sentiment Instructed, but was manifest In conventions of the t. sixth snd eighth congressional Lew H.. Went, Ponca City oi! murtlrmlllonalr, will be a domiHis nant figure on the delegation. faction controlled the state conven , tion. - 30x3V3 Eoyal Cord. 32x4 Ma a eon-ndr- bl ledr .i.i (two-thiide)- vol-iw- e for-ne- I : n esn-did- y r.-t- n ; L- ... 31x5.25 ... Uico 29x4.40 Usco ... 31x5.25 Mc-v,- n, ... Uico Pennsylvania 33x6.00 Usco ... Pennsylvania delegationsecondif to Kan City, In th convention, witt b 14 large of th Treasury Anky Secretary a drew W. Mellon of Pittsburgh Th n Hers ii an offer that will take the sting out of tire buying and ' lessen tb dent In your pocketbook. chairman. and uncommitted Is "Unpledged th wstchword of a majority. While of the delegates I ene at least pledged io Herbert Hoovr. fw hav snd will una of MUn. doubtedly Miow th a upon Th deleration is looked of balance th powr In th holding United Bute Tires give more fog your money. They are reasonTheir special WXB COED cons tracably priced and tion absorb th bump which yon and your car would ordinarily i. prfrnc.14 Dome Vr James J. Una. riSHEfQ TEIP. SPECIAL ON TUBE U. 8. EEPAIE KITS, 15c EACH. c Ser!ry J. hwvr. tht W. BREWER TIRE CO. 2ND EAST AT 2ND SOUTH ats ' in and look ewer our BUY Y0UE TLEES AND TUBES NOW FOE THE llliam delegation will Includ H of ' Labor nd Secretary Dsvis. of th Pejinrylvatw Th attitud leader was set forth recently by Mellon when h sid that "Mr. Hoovsr comes closest to th standards w set up for this high H ddd. office." "until th delegate reach th cen. they thould hold them ntln city, tea selves unp itii uncemmuiea. Th g. ? ' receive, oenvntien. are tor- aiitrlet Amn tr.er Senator George Wharton Ppper. W. Cun- Jokn R. SprouL TVwta rir.gham. Joseph R, Grundy, Edward S5i95 $10.85 $6.45 $12,95 $15.80 30x3Vi Ex. Size Usco 31x4 dele-ga- xprs4 Eoyal Cord Eoyal Cord.. t Iilaa 29x4.40 33x6.00 nreeon'a delegation of thirtn mimberi is Instructed by the Republican votr to vot .for Hrbrt Hoover. All delegates elected were pledged to ' support him. Include Fred Th dlegta-at-lar- g cf Hoovr' OreKiddl. manager I. gon campaign, and R. N. StanfUld. former senator, who has committed en effort to cat a plank In kl..lf th. naHAnsl olatforTh declaring for federal eompnstin to tate of th west for their forest reserves. t, - Wllllsm T. Woodwrd, district will seek a plank declaring tor amendof th enforcement eighteenth ment. A vice presidential boom for Senator Charle L. McNary of Oregon, farm of th McNary-Hsuge- n bill. Is sponsorsd. lthough ym 4irunnd the effort. vnty-nl- Eoyal Cord. Eoyal Oregon rllf i Virginia Henry W. Anderson of Richmond will be urged as Republican nominee for vice president befor the national convention at Kansas City by th Virginia delegation. The delegates are unlnstructed as to the presidential as a delegate. nomln. " Following adoption of a resolution South Dakota at the state convention, urging a southern man for vice president, a south Dakota's two senators will committee was appointed to commulead the. state's 13 delegates to tho nicate the resolution to officials in, Republlcsn national convention, with (Coatlxned ea Face Twantr-thr.- ) Vice presidential favorites have not Burton probably will been indicated. head the Ohio delegation and serve on the resolutions committee. i 1 - Vermont uraill. as he has a chance for nom ination. Th Hoovr delegation Is led by Thad H. Brown, manager of his Ohio campaign; Walter F. Brown, loieno, uu assistant secretary cu oommerc ana Hoover campaign atrategist, Maurle Maschke, Cleveland, national Other Hoover dele committeeman. meogate Include Representative dor E. Burton. Cleveland, and bod. rt A. Tft, Cincinnati, son of the chief Justice. Few or no wiiii aeieejaies Among peeted to support Hoover. them are C. W. Montgomery, former L. H. D. Cole. Ralph Representative Brush. Salem, of the Brush-Moor- e O. Llttlek. W. puband newspapers, Times-Recorde- r. lisher of the Zanesvill ms long 4V-- Rei Republican convention. Himself not In the candldatorial limelight, he is expected to be made chairman of the resolutions or rdatform committee, and to Interpret in that post the sentiments of the hotermountain country which favors high tariff with emphasis on agricultural products; looks askance at relief legislation of the type, and dlslikee American Involvement In foreign affair. Utah's eleven dejegates are unlnstructed, but are content to be put in the Hoover column with Smoot, who is conceded to favor the secretary of commerce. South Carolina Red-fer- V Stakes Awarded Achievement Certificates. Th following stakes were awarded for having earned 100 oartlfloat points in efficiency reports: Y. L. M. I. A. Blaekfoot, Cassia, Ensign,' 17 Franklin. Fremont, Ounntson, Juares, 9 3 ML Pocatello, Shelby,. Ogden, Liberty, 10 6 Enow flake. South Davis, Taylor, UinM. A . I. M. Wasatch. and tah 16 14 Fremont, Hollywood, South Davli, 11 4 Pocatello, Boxelder and Uintah. 5 61 29 : President Heber J. Orant presented a ) . , 3.1 3'1 th awards and Benjamin Goddard 13 Th benedicoffered th Invocation. 23 13 29 secchoice. Hoover first "Conlldge century; tha delegation will be unrep' tion was said by Melvin J. Ballard. 0 23 ond,',' two sre unpledged and the oth- resented by Chauncey M. Depew. Th in FAVORITE SONS Professor Edward P. Kimball rendered was ers are Hoover. for Senator At Edge's veteran Republican stalwart 2fi 13 29 CAUSE PUZZLE request, the delegates have not organ selections and a baritone solo In named as a delegate, but died In April. was given by Professor Walter Welty 2f 10 12 He dorsed him for vice president. of th U. A- - C music department. ; 6 12 said there would be ampie opportuni(Conticutd from Pass Teurteea-l.i Program for th executive, must?, North Carolina such action if it developed that for ty S IS 19 M men and' adult, community activity. n didite Icanlns; toward present he ought to become a candidate. er outas 39 Gleaner girls departments 19 policies on farm relief legisThree representatives in congress, lined and explained by th heads of Tin Xorth Carolina delegation to th 3ft 33 15 lation two former candidates for governor, each section during th morning ses-- : Minnesota ... Convention la split Thus Nebraska are spllt-- t two. 24 12 delgstes Hat ntgrs- - nd on member Republlcaskustfonal , ion. Yale ward of Liberty stak also three way? as to presidential prater, nlw and with nine, Diets th "free of. tyeflfO'y nar th the delegation. th 20 at dramatization 12 a 10 enc. presented Mississippi and unpledged'' man. ,.: Frank O. Lowden of Illllnols hag ten meeting. Missouri 36 39 IS Dieti is looked upoir as the likely exactly half, of th deledslgate.wither seven 8 Montana 11 4 chairman of the delegation. IxUnaiv Training Plan New Mexico for Herbert Hoov Z gation, S 16 Nebraska 13 Proposed by Leader. er and three unlnstructed, declining to .' fi Nevada . Nevada commit themselves. be to 3 9 th sponAmong projects Potentially with eight votes for of th four party leaders In sored by the executive department New Hampshire 11 4 Hoover and one vote for Lowden, th theThre state favor Hoover. Vt. O. Bram-hawUJ be a thorough system of teacher The Nevada to New the RV Mexico delegation to the RepubNew 21 delegation 31 14 Jersey former itate ohatr. Durham, of, training, Melvin J. Ballard announced. New Mexico iHiniican comes to Ksnsas lican convention is going to Kansas R 3 City with convention 9 favors man, and a delegate-at-larg. blanket, Furthermore, th work of the M. L fmm City unlnstructed. iotnitlnn the but Lowden, other delegates-at- v A. will bgin September 1 and. con- - New York it staee.- to let its conscience be Its 90 45 pi Six of the nine delegates, each with Brownlow Jackson, state chairoluda May 11 and weekly meetings cf North Carolina large .guide. on on 24 re Hoover supporters, .0 "net "Vote,executive scheduled. Jonss, national Comofficers are vi (.j. pine neiegates, witn 4ls openly for Lowden snd two, not man; Charles A. David 13 3 one H. Blair, Unit in Ward officers will meet one a month North Dakota mitteeman, snd ote ea-are frankly In favor coramutea re unaerstooa io oe tor ed of Internal Ohio States commissioner 4S and several new contests are planned. 51 24 of Hoover The other tw are someHoover. Former Senator, Holm O. revenue ar for Hoover. Th adult department plans to give Oklahoma what 20 but hav leanings Bursum Is th Lowdea delegate. M 10 noncommittal, In four The small vote members three optional courses of Political forecast- 10 Th leaders of the delegation are Hi.trlt limit Republican 13 5. tenards Lowdcn. let rnm p. n p... n , a , study. Csptains of Industry, the mor- Oregon in O. me and mat entire Charles Fjy Bursum. jy Fprtpger T dt legate each. 76 79 al teachings of the New Testament Pennsylvania dleeation vote will o in uee. and current literature ar the courses Rhode Wand ' 10 the outset, hut beyond that thev' re13 offered, and the genealogical course, fuse to make any predictions. The IS North Dakota ilannounced by Jeoeph Fielding Smith, South Carolina is secbelieved to no New hav York delegation 10 also will be available. Plans for this South Dakota ls ond choice for president and no choice department were outlined by Dr. Ar- Tennessee .24 While 19 at all for vice president. oppesit factions New York's delegation of ninety in ..ortnrepresenting thur U Bley. Nevada uakota pontic, th thir Texas F. B. Bsliar, governor. 40 21 th at th Republimembers, largest Dramatic, dancing, home recreateen a and former Republicandelegate from this & goernor. Tasker L. can 11 tion and motion picture will be stud-to- Vtah convention, Is regarded by state win go to th convention defiuoaie, are two of the nine delesates. manynational 8 Vermont 4!- observers as on of th most nitely instructed for Frank 0. Low11 by th community activities deden for th presidential nomination. partment, Martha G. Smith stated. Virginia Important tperhaps th pivotal unit 24 15 12 New Hampshire unlnstructed..' because It Further musical projects wer recNine adherent of th Nonpartisan 14 17 ommended for the music department Washington ... The delegstlon is headed by Charles league and four antileagutrs make up Reof D. 1 West th M chairman Cecil men vie 19 and ....... J. and Gates, th Virginia by state delegation, and Instead of Hille, Xew Hampshire, first state to and Gleaner girls will hold joint sessions Wisconsin . national ' committee, publican like2 eaih will 26 group sing! to rhooe leadership, the Republican delegates of President Coolldg. who has ly hav its own spokesman, except in th first Tuesday of each month durnational convention, elected a group friend 6 9 been leader a in th "draft Cootidge" of ing the year. Etiquette, oeialbitity Wyoming th detail the states mill that stand solidly behind Hoover. announcing Thl movement has had vot on th convention end fellowship will be etludied by Alaska floor. NVnil th Governor Huntley N. Spsuiding, long movement cf George K. Morris, state North Dakota delegstlon I tinder Inthese groups, Jennie K. Mangum Districfr 'of Columbia 6 sn admirer of Hoover one of th supportsnd nt of most other th stt to vote as a unit for L6w. structions his r:ht hand men In food adminis- chairman, If Hawaii Chsrles Evans Hughes had den. this anlt vet weuld be dissolved tration work during the war. Is on leader took An Recommended 6 Philippine consented to run, he would have been and th delegation likeiy would split of New Hampshire deleastes. si For Varieu Department. Rofto second of th delegation. 6 choir beIf Lowden s nam were Former Governor John G, Wlnsnt. also a can- fore a nomination was withdrawn who recently, mad Th following book mad. Politifor various Canal Zone a Hoover supporter. Senator George vasMorri. h found of th said state, cal observer th antUaguers H. Moses has indicated his preference departments hav been recommended Virgin 2 sentiment in fvor of Hoov- wuld vot a predict for tudy: Pearl of Great Price." exa anit and th for the secretary aa weil. Governor have pub- tisans together, th latter likelyNonparer, but non of th ecutive; "So Big."' by Ferber. M nien favor, will be selected Spauid'.r.g licly stated thy fsvored him. Friends ihg a candidate of th farm bioc Totals . .. 1100 1089 531 as leader ofprobably and Gleaners; "What Alls 'Our the delegation. A boom of O. Lowden claim h will have Frsnk l'euth." Democraticby M Co, s 4 for community for vice Senator etlvity; iN'ecejsarv to romipresident ' Frera support. will be carfiei to the convention hv considerable Immigrant to Inventor," by Bate 733. Amenf tee prominent r jremhers of Ohio e uin, adult. Report on, thee Rice Varies., delegat-at-lrgThomas r th Per.ater will be made during the year. efesarv to Kepubuean degtion from Manchester. W. Vadaworth. Nicholas MurJames Following th Joint assembly, conJ43. nate, Of Ohio's delegation to Kansas City, ray Butlr, president of Columbia unitests sponsored during tt year by the" members are Instructed for M. L A. wer New Jersey versity, snd a veteran of many G o thirty-e- a confl icted In various P. Hoover nd twnty original:' pledged his conventions; daughter. Sarah piaee. Th flnalsof the contest M M I. A were t 1st to th Theodore Senator Willi ar now Roosevelt, Butier; wer held In the tabernacle during the luncheon in the Hotl entrta:r.ed S'huy'er utsh and T. Snstor Walter E Edge Is ehairmse Mrs. Psulin Morton Ssbln. wife of ur.tr. strutted on first choice. Nineteen at wacji , jand concert L. I. A. pre. dents were evtEt of New Jrsey s Ihir'y-ode.etttes g'ven the win Albert Lowden bsnker; Genral was presented. support first, with Attorney a banquet at nocn in the Beehive to the Republican national invention. s a isdmg P.. Frederlekson. firmer Charles tst reiiried Ottlngger. Cotiusis wr held In drama, pub- house. th sfernoon deime was one f f th ear.v supporters of He During I th nominat iiternfoiiai lic speaking, maie eampe'gn msnager. S'lpporlng Cux-t:- s chorus, ladies' attended the celebration of the gMden Hoovr sad hss been Indorsed by th tion, nd Ogden U. Mills, urtdreeeer-tarTh will rwiteh twenty ehonia wa.s quartet and instrumentribshiy JuMle of th aeeoeia'lon. efat committee for vie pres. (lent. of th treasure. to Dawes If offer Hoov. ts I trio. Superintendent cf the T. whicii Is beinf Primary . held concurrently. Six of th delegate w ui rrr.aa with tlra For th first Um In about hJuf a ers thiny-o- opportunity ridged x i ,j - : j j IVo Texas Republican factions will i delegations to Kansas City aa the result of a split at the state conven- MUTUALS GIVE " ; ; sen ts chorus. to" president. The delegation has not yet organ- -' Ized, but has a potential chairmen Hal H. Clements of Knoxvilla, state Republican committee chairman, and district A. V. McLane. United State attorney at Nashville. There Is one contest to come before the credentials committee, an effort being planned to unseat R. R. Church, Memphis negro political leader In the The fight on Church (Tenth district. rows out of accusations of misdealing in patronage. a. , lennessee Republican delegathe national convention will its first ballots for Herbert Hooker, with Representative John G. Tllfcn aa It choice for vice preei- -: Th There'-'wil- l be th reservation, how- ever, leaders say, that if by any !chanc President Coolldg can be pre- vailed upon to. permit the use of his name, the delegation will turn to the Asldt from Committeeman Thomas and Commltteewoman Terhune. O. R. Baton of Pooatello and Alternate David BurrslI of Boise ar th only Idahosns now her. BurrslI, who Is alternate for Senator (looding. will occupy th senator's seat and act for him throughout th convention. National Committeeman Thomas has bad several telegrams from Senator Gooding from th hospital at Rochester advising that the senator Is much Improved as a result of his operation. Is now sitting up and probably will not hav to undergo a saoond operation. Th Utah delegation is expectedi to arlve In Kansas City Sunday int. but will not attempt to caucus befor Monday. Senator Smbot, whoj has been at th MuehUbach, .today Baltimore moved to th hotel; National Committeeman Bamberger and hts avooessor. Harold P. Fabian, ar permanently quartered at th Muehle-bacTh most of th Utah will be at th Stats hoteU Just aero th street from headquarters. Par one th Utah delegates to a national convention will be oentxtily and conveniently quartered. men's speaking contest Both speaker delivered their addrewes Saturday Second places in th speaking contest were awarded Varlen Thurman Jennie Hol- of Blaekfoot stake and brbok of Utah stake. Other winner North wre: Fremont stsks, dancing.: Davl stak, drama; Cottonwood stake, wostak. mal quartet; Rigby men's chorus; Liberty stake. Instrumental trio; Parowan stake, mal r Tennessee deht. ' . y. . Senator Borah and th member of th Idaho delegation are expected to reacn Kansas city tomorrow. At the senator's convenience, Sunday In all probability, th delegation will meet and organ! le. and what Is more 1m portent, determine upon their course of action. They will do whatever Borah says. If Borah release them, will go bodily to Hoover and they stay there; If th senator wants oompsmentary vote or two, he can hav it; can have as many as he wants, del-ga- - sMBSMMWHIVIil 4 ... - ' ' - . supporters base fnetr of support on th. action of at Pierre th stat propoai conventie in March, when the fortnar Illnoia the Uuoer r governor was indorsed, in South Dakota present primary law th'A not is action political leaders ssy n delegates. The de.l8rats. binding or ptopoeed however, ail were by the same eonvarvtlon. InTh proposal eenvantion" also Sarbeck for thai vice dorsed Senator but at Ms bepresidential nomijiation, hest his name was withdrawn and the mate indorsement as towden's running was given to .Vic President Davwaa. Lowden east Commttteewoman Terhune. Glady But If th senator is disposed to let th delegation jump Immediately Into th Hoover .column, there will be no or heads among th delegate; that Is, if th early arrivals are in a position to apeak for their colleagues. '. '. -. -. n thts stata. tion Dispatches from Washington printed her today Indicate that Senator If Borah has come out for Hoover. so. he has not advised National Committeeman John Thomas or National . .. Misass KANSAS CITY, June 3, Harold P. Fabian, newly eleoted national committeeman for Utah, will not come Into office until the doe of th'con-Ventlo- n next week. ' Ernest Bamber- - t,""'"- mammoth pageant staged by the youngsters in the University of Utah stadium, bringing to a close a big day in the celebration of the fiftieth anniver sary of the establishing of this organization. saur hovers over the crowd.- A Liberty stake elephant, left center, amused the watchers and a crop of juvenile peaches from Boxelder stake, right center, brought, admiration. Below is a scene at the . Special to The Tribune, - Lowden supporters clain 4ng at leaVg th early upport oi me Senators Peter Korbeck and W. H. leaders, th McMaster are recognid while another prominent n wmber i s X. Way, Watertown puttfisheT1 and manager of th Lowden csjnpilgn in Youngsters Symbolize Progress of Primary at Goldeii Jubilee Celebration Committee Post ger' w. 10, 1928. LOOS TOE THE BIO I p- - - TJ. S. WASATCH XTXCTBJC siisiiassBsasssBsassaBsaaaaasaaawasaswBwstsnaaaaassssi - 6127. IOX wassLaisfTgw piii j |