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Show DKSKKBT, DEMOCRATS OF GEORGIA EIRE Perverted Taste SEND TOO SETS WEDNESDAY 31 AY 7 1J)0 H) Youll Like lilt RAILROAD Seeds Sni Smm greet That trbeleae trades lee eat VHeleatee Ttaaees Harmlessly." IMeaelvee OF DELEGATES -- TO CONVENTION Adherent Pledged to Pal mer Will Contett Seat at . San Franciico With Hoke Smith Thomaa WaUon housewives for over a quarter of a century; treatment that 'fail to correct the perverted appetite and craving for ths very foods which make fat is certain to fall of permanent reAny Antl-Fs- first choice of millions of Th "fit. f t Mark that feet well Five-graitablets Arbolone removes the craving for undesirable fatty food, restores natural appetite and dire tton, while It dissolves fatty, accumulations In Iho body and eliminates slowly but surely, without weakening or other evil effects. L. Holley. Imperial, .Calif . Mrs. sults. n writes- Consideration Given Law Providing For General Director of State and Pri- tCsprighU The government . proposed law for the reorganisation of Its Mate btem of railroads and the five s stems operating under government loiHimon, proat'nted th iliam-be- r of depullee today paovides for director general, to be appointed b the iiilninter of public works and the director to preside over a superior coiiin it which will control systems, ufnry the time tables and standardise wagea equipment, rate and operating method Each system Is to maintain autonomy under Its present management, but la to be subject to control. " The superior council will bo compound of a director general with IS members of a newly created managing ronftnlttee and 25 members representing the pub- 1ARH Muy JS n, pf. is y lialtan army mobilised and ms-- d on Austrian bordsr Gsnsrsl chief ( staff, St bordsr. All 0r-man- y rsilrogdi seised. Traffle I now only a stopped. Wer matter of hours Germans gain ort Has OS Loretta hglg hte Rueelsn Ken rtter Imperilled. Austrian tsk itmsei, may isoists Freemyel. ISIC Heavy fire force Italians back on five mile front between Monte Mtasio and Aailre valley. Berlin ileime gain to depth of five mile -Teo fresh German divisions rln furrrd assaults on Verdun. Night attack takes French work south of hill 34 Violent rtillery ftre ali along front. st . 11. Itc.j twum Inis - Hnri Italian advance menaces Austria a on I eon so ("edema takes heights commanding Austria post- - Call f orCalumet Baking Powder 24 T Coantry THE hours T Nnvitr statement of convictions by the buildling supply people industry. wood-worki- ng To 1- -6 , under non-eto- liad gee supply for ing J Calumet Dakin g powder Is used by more Domestic Sclentlstsf Chefs, Restaurants, Hotels, Rail roads, and Housewives than any other brand. own power, having tasted Ml mile NO-- 4 will start In rough water slene tomorrow for Uebon Hawkp er and Grieve, flyers, miss- lines 'A economical Proved best-momost Makes tests by many palatable and sweetestof foods. ism. Australian take In meht atterk, tnniure M0 men. Enemy stlBi k at Mlhun curbed before It reaches British lines Pershreports three Gering rommnulqu man atterk rn Plrsrdy and Lor- n all frent. raine repulsed. Ameri-oaairmen down three German V, sehlnaton raid to have unplanes earthed hinn pelo scheme for German eld here Count Plunkstt arrested. 1917. - I. Era Features I tlona north of (Jortyia W ilson outlines food tonlrol pro ram Hoover eae "eel plenty, steely, without waste," rails for voluntary regiment Germane on Aetna strike back herd but make only slight gain at 1919, New a, vate System. . HtmtlKU HAT Vt "Kind 8lrs Tave taken your Tablets for oheeltv and lu seven months reduced from 205 pounds to 162 pounds. I cannot saylx euough for them, and anvbody who ATLANTA, Gk., Mky 19 Georgia fat should take them. My health la Democrat will send two wu of dele better than ever, etc Tablets Arbolone enjov the 1arr- -t tat to th Su Francisco conventlnp aale of any obesity medicine, and thev After upportr 'of Senator Hoke deserve It. Bold by all well stocked Pmith and Thomas E. Watson had druggists in sealed tubes with full Units their force and thua gained directions Ad vt. . control of th state convention, dele of Illinois were said to he th most tales pledged to A. Mitchell Palmer favored of the candidates, with state delegates pledged to the former, Ust night elected a Palmer delera-tloto be lu the majority. and announced they would con- claiming test for seats In th national convenMay Change Laws tion. palmer obtained a plurality of COLUMBIA. & C May II -- In adcounty votes in ths recent state-wid- e to selecting delegates to the naprimary over Watson and 6mlth, who dition tional convention a number of pro- lic. finished In the order named. posals for changes in the state elecTh Smlth-Watso- n To Dlvtde Bonos. forces put the tion laws were to be brought before Thera w Hi be financial solidarity convention on rooord by resolutions th South Carolina Democratic con1--- a nnaltarably nppo&ed to ihslsagus vention which assembled here today. through the creation of a common fund fnr enrplnsee, up dafldtta i v of nations covenant and as refuelnc and losses. Each system will be al' l t Indorse th administration of Pres- - Dakota Democrats Meet lowed net a of amount income fixed (dent Wilson. They also adopted ree--; and a bonus baaed on earnings above FARGO. N. D May II Demoolutlons advocating fres preea, free a This minimum. a speech and asking repeal of all eeplon-- i crats of North Dakota tomet In etate bonus will be divided. 6 to th perIndorse a age, sedition and conscription laws convention here today to the manstate and congressional ticket for en- sonnel of the road and , passed during th war. agement. This Is proposed as a meth5 The oonventlon. In Marion until try In the state primaries June 20. H. H. Perry of Ellendale, national od of encouraging economy In operalong after midnight, was at times In turmoil and at one time a committeeman, waa prominently men- tion and attainment of a maximum ll tioned as candidate Tor United States operating efficiency, . fight was la prospect. The total net Income to be allowed senator. Th prospective gubernaEast torial candidates Included J. F T. O'- the five system Is roughly: Pennsylvania Incomplete Connor. Grand Forks: George E Duls, system, 9.000,000 francs; Midi, 6,000.-002,000,-00Orleans, 7,000,000; North, Grand Forks: Dr. L. A. Platou, Fargo; PHILADELPHIA. Scot t Cameron. Linton, and Weeley C. Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean,: May 1 from yesterday's primary elec- McDowell. Marion. 28, 000.000. tion for ail parties In Pennsylvania Extensions of lines, which must be were still incomplets early today, but will be borne. 6 by the approved, and sufficient figures were received that Idaho, Washington If th state and 6 by the railroads tended to indicate that ail but one of Will Educator systems fall te be profitable they may Oregon the 12 slated candidates of the regu-la- r to be purchased by the state Business Views demand Republican Wat organisation for Study upon the valuation of equipment In s deleg&tes-at-largwere leading. the original Inventory, less depre-- J Presidential elation for each yearis operation. Ifj preferences did not SEATTLE. Waeh., May II ApIn d ths voting for tho figurs directly systems become a ths contests being pointment of a committee .of leading majority the others may compel the . largely to settle factional .differences educators from Washington, Oregon stgt to buy them on he same bag's. and personnel of the delegation. 1 commerdlal and Idaho, to survey Will Reimburse Roads. Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer was condition In the three states to enthe' reimburse will The government the only candidate for president whose able public schools and higher Instiname appeared oq the Democratic tutions of learning to prepare students railroads for their losses during the will be financed war. on Improvements lines preferential ballot At ths eleventh more directly and efficiently was through government guaranteed loans, l our In. ths campaign ths Bonniwell In which they are to'be employed, faction urged its followers to writ In the outstanding feature of the com- to be repair within 60 years. The common fund for surpluses and he name of William G. MoAdoo on mercial teachers' regional conference is exhausted will be replen.the ballot and a considerable mint-- - at the University of Washington made deficits, ished by the state, hut the state must her of Democrats followed the sug- public today. Dr. within two years by the reimbursed selected be by The committee, gestion. On th returns so far received the Glenn L. Bwlggett, head of the com- raising of rates. If the common fund of the bureau of becoL.es excessive rates will bs re-- . Palmer leaders claimed that virtually mercial department,cortsist 1 of Dean A. duced. s II their 7 national delegates were federal education, college; Befxell, agricultural Oregon ' successful and that their entire state Dean A.W. Morton, University of Ore- - Louisiana Governor Will" t.rkrt was nominated over th on gon. School of Commerce; the superlit freld "p'aeed' tbs by th Bonniwell intendent of public Instruction for Not Ask Legislature to Thev also claimed croup. that the Lindley of the UniDemocratic etate committee would he Oregon;ofPresident Act on Suffrage Measure the superintendent of Idaho, versity controlled by Mr. Palmer and his Superpublic instruction for Idaho; friends. and - BATON intendent Pratt. Spokane schools, La., May 19, of Gov, Parker ROUGE, Dean Btephen I. Miller, College has declined to accede to Administration. University Indiana Expects Harmony Business the request of President "Wilson that of Washington, for Washington. he ask the Louisiana legislature to INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. May ratify the federal suffrage amendWorld Around ment. Nomination of a state ticket selection Aviators in President Wilson yesterday wired of delegates tb the ifational convention at Ban Francisco and framing of urging him to uee his Derby Must Lay Course by the governor Influence to 1 ring about the adoption a state platform for the party are Route Official Definite of the federal amendment. the principal objects before the Democratic state oonventlon which opens a PARIS, May 19. Aviators and The tonight, with district meetings Headed by Denujcrats derided to disnense with part In the proposed Delegates a day of oratory as a preface to the around taking be Mrs. not Catt Sail For derby wlli work of the convention. Harmony permitted to take advantage cf the Geneva Suffrage Meet is expected to rule from start to fin- rotundity of the earth and lay their . ish. courses fgr to the north. They must No candidates filed for the Deftm-cratl- o make their new YORK. May 1. Headed by 'flight between the fifpresidential preference at the teenth and sixteenth parallels of lati- Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, 30 deleprimary and it if almost certain that tude and th prlee will be given the gates, alternate, and visitors are eall th 2 district delegates and four the lonjreet distance, ing from New Tork today to attendthe to the national con- flyer who covers to rules laid down by th eighth congress of the International vention will go unlnstructed. It Is aocording Woman Suffrage Alliance at Geneva, committee in control of the race. generally understood, however, that Bwitserland, June 6 to 12. The worn from to start allowed be will Aviators th delegation will vote solidly for they en propose to inaugurate a world Vice President Marshall if his name any point they choose providing voters, comprising return to the starting point and Will league, for women Is presented at Ban Francisco. have a year in which to complete 100,000,009 women In 20 nations they enjoy the franchise. , their flight. Airplanes of all kinds, where Mrs. Josephus Daniels wilt be the Michigan Undecided dirigibles and balloons are 'eligible for ofTVrlnl representative of this country the race GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, May II. The stand to be taken bv "Michigan Democrats on a presidential nominee was the center of Interest when the state convention opened hers today. With Herbert Hoover an avowed for 'the Republican nomination, f the choice of th Democrats' at the I much April primaries, there was to whether William G. as .pectination McAdoo, A. Mitchell Palmer, Governor Edwards of New Jersey, or WI1- -, Ham J.- Bryan-"woulbe endorsed. Party leaders, however, were under' stood to favor sending an uninstructed delegation tf the San Francisco convention. were to be Four delegatea-at-larg- e chosen by the convention and 2t district delegates were to be eelcted in caucuses during the day. Supporter. 3 M:VS MICE PROPOSES Fat People Have WILL LVKNING . i free-for-a- employers employees the public 0; 0; Re-tur- 1-- state-owne- I m- y f the timeTias arrived '' ; , This food - 7n-T- h country towns than In fhe cfHeS. Hia name and Websters Were th only ones printed on the Republican bal- let and there were none printed on the Democratic 4k ket. The result of the delehaitotlng is not binding on the gates to the part national conventions. who will be elected at state conventions to bo held soon. Alabama Republicans Meet Tr f BIRMINGHAM. Ala., May 19 Alabama Republican meeting here et woou today still elect four to be rs'l mat conveotum el vblcsro. , District delegates sreedv been chosen. General lorsrd .w O. L' sutJ Weed anfi -- i t nln needs no sweetening for it con- - ' tains its own sugar self developed from the grains, Whileothercereals require more or less sugar to make them attractive GrapeNuts own rich flavor is abundantly satisfying. At Grocers . ' th Tstn.nr , .:must prevail to firnily resist the dictation of labor unions (through business agents and paid offi- 3 Vcials), that collective bargaining must be confined to them. -- r- - . ' ' : I true American ideals t . - the right to exist must.be conceded to organized labor but the right to live, Jhat is, the right to work, must be conceded to1 the individual " union or hot, '"worker, irrespective of whether he belons to a labor " ' ' Y I j union men or non- -t- herefore, there must be no discrimination for or against 1 I ' r r union. - J - , f stand firmly for collective bargaining between ourselves and our own OUR OWN PLACES OF BUSINESS. We- - - W1TIIIN employees BASED WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO SEEK'TO ESTABLISH INDUSTRIAL GOOD-WILEMPLOYMENT. PLAN OF AMERICAN THE ON THESE IDEALS, AND WE SUBSCRIBE TO. L, MONTPELIER, Vt. May II. Inreturns early today from complete - Vermont s presidential preference veeterday gave MaJ. Gen. jprtmarv Leonard Wood approximately TO per cent ef the Republican vote, the total of of which was about normal. The Democratio vote was negligible. Renabor Hiratp W, Johnson, California and Herbert C. Hoover were In a race for second - place on the ReGovernor Calvin publican ballot. Coolldge. of Massachusetts and William Grant Webster, an attorney ef New Tork, were contesting the next " poMtlon. GenersT Wood ? . v - Suar Wood Ahead in Vermont j . . w -- i I ,lthe object should be to supply by organized cooperation between employers and employees the advantages of that human relation . ship that existed between them when industries were smaller. he-world you choose for your cereal . 4 aero-naut- Whether it be scarce or expensive or bothjwKen I The Infor employers to insist ppon dealing with employees INDIVIDUALLY. dustrial Conference recommendations are right Employees should ho encouraged to bargaining organize and should be granted .representation through which collective a and group action can be attained J You Save I. y !. ean-.nid- at , f T the time has passed ' -- 9 Had? It Postun Ureal li: 3K -- ?' , . a BILLINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. EASTERN AND WESTERN LUMBER COM- PAW OF UTAHr FELT LUMBER COMPANY. GRANITE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO.' Y ' jENsreYbuimE co. N . Go , Baltic Gy ek,tlicK MILLER-CAHOO- CO. N MORRISON-- M ERRILL & CO. McFarland lumber co. McCONAUGHY-LOSE- E LUMBER CO. NOALL BROS. & ARMSTRONG CO. GEO. ROMNEY LUMBER CO. SUGARHOUSE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. PltL1 WEST JORDAN LUMBER CO: UTAH SAND & GRAVEL CO. MELLENSAND & GRAVEL CO. LANGTON LIME & CEMENT CQ. Mills Planing PLANING MILL , c CO. CENTRAL CO. RI GRANDE LUMBER GRANTE PLANING MILL CO. EARDLEY & ELKINS SALT LAKE CABINET AJIXTURE CO. SALT LAKE MILL CO. NOAL BROTHERS & ARMSTRONGS I |