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Show V. DESERET EVENING NEWS. Our hoaditooi krt too tboy from (Im Uni Uni trIUbla guide to tnfoctorttm. 20 it it it CAGES TUESDAY rn LIJ uvJ uvl tSb c3b b rn i tflb (fa JUNK 8 1010 SALT-LA- rib rib YEAR SEVENTIETH lAf IP rib (9b or CITY UTAH KK mum (9b Nolhhw la gained bf UrMilni O' heading Uf tout public who trirllm uuhntsnilnir; 'pea thrnli rib UJ rib rib vrib rib rib Hays Calls Assemblage toOrder at 11:34a.m. and Delegates Sing Star Spangled Banner JJ Lodge Gives REPUBLICAU Keynote of Campaign Put Emphasis on Policies Which Republicans Will SENATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE, TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF CHICAGO G. 0. P. CONVENTION 1 EUTEOSHALL Advocate and of Course to be Pursued if G. O. P Candidates are Chosen by People to Adminis ter Affairs of Government tered, fallen and passed away like The following la tha complete text of a watch in the night. Senator Henry Cabot Lodgaa speech All these things stare us In the as temporary chairman of tho Repubface, pierce our attention and arlican national convention: rest our thought But this I not all and what romain perhaps W are mat bars to tako tha ' mors than anything alas, makes first, tha most decisive step in the difficult the Immense incredibly tafck which liee before u ons not political campaign which la to de- - t ermine the to be escaped but which will ctrain party control of this governments and people to th great government for tbo next top of their bent if aught that four year It is a solemn momakes life worth living is to surthe vive. The wrecked town ment; fraught with vast poaalblli-tie- e of either good or evil. Well Senator Henry Cabot Lodge , Shattered fort the effaced vilworth our while it is Just boro lage the sinking ships wars not the only victims of the storm of upon . this bank and shoal of Introduced Tempor war. Other thing tha Impalpable time, to pause for an instant trhila wa glance swiftly upon tbo possessions of the mind and heart, Meeting ary Chairman of scone in which wo are to fight our hare in like fashion boon wounded' f ! battle. Behind us lies the greatest and crippled. In tbs shock of And Delivers Keynote war of history, now for the most war, through long years of bittor conflict, moral restraints wars part fallen silent, together with all loosened and all the habit all the hideous advances of science in Speech of Republican tho all the . customs of convention methods of taking human Ilfs, which battened upon it, halted, life, which mors even than law, Campaign. hold society together, were swept and quiescent. Tbo tempest has aside. One passion, one purpose subsided but tha ocean still boavea to save the country, to sav and rolls with cresting waves, t-COLISEUM, Chicago, while the'dead seas of tha storm, civilisation, to preserve freedom cobvcn-tion rose It could not bo which has passed, crash sullenly supreme. Xbo Bcpabllcu national There could be in otherwise. th shores and that shelter 1U against la 1W boora two apcnt that hour but one question asked sustain the vast fabric which w armdon, tbo principal btutoenn of Are you of men and women: are wont to call our civilisation. Wo find ourselves gaxing upon what waa to perfect Ita temloyal to your country and hertho problems and trials which caiiH, ready to work and to cacporary organisation and hear the rific and if need be to dl for convulsion the us to left has hugs keynote apeech by Senator Ixide If that single demand them? with which and ws must cops was rightly answered nothing else of Maaaaebosetta. After that It adrebuild and again move onvArd. mattered In those days of stress The ruined town the broken Injourned until 1 1 oclock tomorand anguish., No one inquired dustries, the desolated farms are row moraine and meanwhile com-- further. there before our ayes . wherever mltteea went to work. tho battles were fought. Count. Victory Outof Chao , less little mounds mark tho rest- f iuna - v. Th in Sr the war ended and victory of the dead in the CpUSEUM.toago,' places was waa came; the great' adventure field and on tho hillsides torn Republican naUonal conveatloa ever and men and women earn shot and - shell." a.m., land gashed actually catted 1o order at 11: to find th back dull, Signals of mourning throughout eoon after Chairman-- ' HyavAppar4 the old life tamo, th - old reu of tho irreparable tho world ' waa greeted straints burdensome and they losses of all nation which-havon the platform, and . themselves possessed by a longing swept away such an appalling Wth rounds of applause and ahouta. for excitement and a hunger or portion of the youth of every land, Chairman Baya brought. down the unknown before. One sees wore those change in. whom up garnered . in th restlessness result the furavel with a whack and tha convenof tho hopes the anl strength which is everywhere; in th msr ture.' " ' V tion came quickly to order. - Bishop trifles of Ilfs, in dress, in amuseCourage of Peed Is Memory. . . Charles E. Woodcock of Leulavilla, ment in pleasure seeking, in th o achieveThe splendor t' the greed for. money and the reckKy, offered the opening prayer. sailor our of soldiers ment and lessness of expenditure and, what 7he prayer waa' Ion ona and at their dauntless courage and-- ' is infinitely more seriou in tbs irk conclusion the audience broke inservice will always- rediscontent with all forms of main one of the proudest, memto the "Star Spangled Banner at the control and in th ories in the history of the repubreadiness and eagerness to destroy lequet of a son leader. lic. But th dead return not and even the fundamental principles Flays Are Waved. tho shadow of tho great sorrow of a free and orderly civilisation the filled never yreat chorus The swetling for those forever gone will without which law and order, orb lifted from the hearts of th hull and a, sea of American flays was ganised society, the possibilities of progress and the chance for people who sent theta forth to wived throughout the sinylny. "Now," side cf war material The battle. cannot exist. Th stats happiness for cheers snouted tha leader, 'Three results i like, the spiritual, ever of mind born of tho war is the W feel in dally life th with u the greatest country on earth. The gravest obstacle in tbo essential work of restoring a shattered Three grinding pressure of th vast debts United States of America.' and heaped up taxes which have world and making tho groat victha big echoed through cheera and rolling been piled upon our shoulders blessing to mankind. In tory hall. The official photograph of the upon those of posterity. Great order to succeed at all we must the from been The swept undestand this mental and moral empires have convention then waa 'taken. ancient monarchies have condition. earth, of end in the photographer perched crumbled In-- an hour and the hall furthest distant from the plat(Continued on page seven.) governments have tot form asked all the delegates to turn that way. There was a flash and a bang and that waa over. comSecretary Miller of the national mittee then read the call for the conention. . . Not Interested In Call. much not waa very The convention interested in the reading of the call. Most of the delegates knew its term opportunity for They embraced tha conferences and conversation anddur- a LONDON, Jun S. Repulse of the hall ReCHICAGO, June 0. Th steady hum pervadedChairman e attacks in th Hays ing tha reading. publican convention committee he Jolted so hard Kiev order and further south is for region whacked an. on as resolutions officially over a glass of water on the aecra-In official Bolreported Monday's to nounced follows: try's table, and then stepped out He shevik statement from Moscow, the edge of the speaker's platform. of Alabama, J. J. Curtis; Arixo-wireless today. received by rot a renewed . demonstration ac8. F. Noon; Arkansas, A. J. An engagement to tbo east of diouta and cheera which ha Russell; California; John F. Ney-laknowledges with smiles and bow Bobfuisk' fn which tho Soviet C. C. Hamlin; Colorado, for cheers three somebody-yelle-iVlll Hay and they were given. ported. "The Republican party has met in - war L.. H. Ball;B. Florid. J.Ida-T. J. Pavia; he Bielby; Georgia. hi free and open convention, a Bolshevik! ho, W. E. Borah;. Illinoi Med ill , WARSAW, June aid. To accept from the people forces have been driven back in James K. mandate for the government of the 4 McCornlck; Indian ' K. As chairman of your Plckott; United State panic along the front between the Watson; low Charles Dvina . and Bereeina river acWilliam Allen Whits; Kanaa lational committee I report progress, ' of the the . November William majority cording to an official statement Heybpgn; Kentucky, iy next issued at Polish army headquarD. A. Lines; Main Louisian arty ahould bo at least three million, n gpirtt I report more than progress. ters today. Th Polo launched W. Maryland, Georgs the groat party - Bladen;' Massachusetts, Louis A, an attack against, th town of report fulfillment,become union. It , Gluboklo.- - li miles north of the Union has a, Gil- -. if Harris Michigan, Coolldgs; bo no o. Thera will ihall continue Minsk, which broke through th Frank Mlnnssot Murphy; pin; of convention. Hoar olt in this Soviet line and resulted in th T. Montgomery; J. Mississippi. statement. that hears greeted capture of 0 prisoner and ' a Missouri, W. L. Cole; Montan - Introduces Lodge. Do large amount of booty. Bolshe-viD. Nebraska, Ambrose; Lynn who had crossed the Bereeina Chairman Hays than introduced r Lots; Neead E. W. Griffith; have been driven back, H la chairman, and jodga as temporary New Hamshire, Jease M. Barton; ' more out Cheers, ho convention let New Jereey, AuMln Colgate; New md a rolling chorus of voioes formed Mexico, t. A. Cahoon; New Tork, ascommittee a to As he selection. Ogden L. Millls; North Carolin, sort him to the chair, Chauncey M. L B. Tucker; North Dakot 8. Myron 'T. Her-lc- k !epew of Now Tork; of Ohio, and" Mrs. J. B. Harris o' Verso ' Johnson; - Oklahom California wore appointed. Wallace Oregon, Whiting; The committee thought they bad the W. E. Penney! rani ilatform fixed so the committee could soioa up a set of concealed stairs, but Crow; Rhode Island. R. Living-ston- e " ha a ran yement would not work and Beckman; South Carelln tenator Lodge, and his borosflng comJB E RUN. Jane R. R. Talbert;. South Dakot (Ry tbe As. Tennessee. Chambers mittee had to go around to the rear Kellar; socle led Press ) The government . A bad omen, ntranre to the rostrum. Fred Am; Teas T. P. Loe; Utah, today tendered Its reeireetlen to orp thought, when this platform Reed Smoots Vermont, John M. President T. bert, whs requested tt . rouble was noticed. I D. Lawrence; Thomas; Virgin to remels-- Jn office provMonolly, Another wavs of cheer greeted the ' The Washington, M, C. Richards; West president also teked Chan-so-. enator as he stepped out to the speak-e- g A. B. White; Wisconsin, cellof 'Virginia. Mueller te tke steps Another cheer leader t position. K. J. drosses Wyoming, J. M. that the result ef Sunday's parraw on the Jtfb with three cheera for Wilsons District of Columbt liamentary ni action ean be sets enaicr Lodge, and they were given, Prank H. Hogas;AtakOeorge C. ns eoon as possible In order t was one minute efter noon when Cross-fieltot Hear be sumA, 8. that tha relclieug may Philippine he cheers died a wav and Senator B R. . Todd esrlf-- ot Porto Rico, moned et the poenibt ... rCenttnucd On page two.) , data Hawaii, Senator Joh W. Wise. . It at - Ja old-way- s tll - -- Both Poles And Senator Smoot Bolshevild Are Utahs Member . Gaiming Gains On Resolutions Pollsh-Ukruln- . n. n; Con-nectic- ut, lsaacM-'UUmSnrDeia- -- 1 : -- ki German Cabinet et; d; Resigns Office Ill EVIDENCE c Leaders in Conference Over Organization Plans Delay Appearance on Platform; Lodge, Gillett and Upham Confer on Floor of HalL Blistering Rays of Summer Sun Cause Crowds to Swelter; Political Activities Begin to Liven Up and Seethe Into Coliseum. . COLISEUM. CHICAGO, Jun I. Forty minutes before th convention was due to open th band struck up and tho delegations began getting Into position. Th hall was filling rapidly and many of th notables were arriving. There was a marked absence of confusion.' Tho said it looked almost as tame as four years CHICAGO, June I. Hour jxfore th door wer opened at th big Coliseum today thousand of persona were waiting and hoping to get In for look at th unboeeed Republican na' tional convention. ' a fraction of those who apOnly u plied for teats could b admitted', however, despit tb Coliseum's capacity go. of mor than IS, 000. Unlike former convention th "Old Political activities moved out of th Guard cam early. In th old day hotel district and Into tb Coliseum they were th last to arrive, being bold itself with tb assembling of tbs first back by conference As many of session. It waa th first opportunity the leaders took their ssata without for tho various manager to meet the causing-- , glppia-o- f band played a mournful air. delegates all together and Instead of Thors, were many woman delegate buttonholing delegates singly and In and alternatea on tbs floor. groups they went after them to delef Th seating arrangements were al gation , ,5 f together different from - what -- they -- v Today proceeding to tho half had Delegation llttlo war four year ago. In th front Vote Will be Given Solidly Uningtructed to do with tho actual nomination rows wire delegations from California, wars merely a routine but indisiEagerly Sought-Aft- er in they For and Johnson Doubtful North Dakot Arkanaa .Connecticut, pensable . preliminary to the sessions Colorado and Virgin i Held 7'Behklf. of .Various Candi- which ar to follow. are Delegates Being' - I, Platform Fill 8 lowly. . dates Chairman Named. True th preliminaries include th The platform was slow In filling up, In Line. . keynote speech by Senator Lodge, of Apparently the leaders were In conMassachusetts, temporary chairman, ference elsewhere to determine what and that la the really big busineae of to Th (Special New) was to be done on tbs question cf perCOLISEUM, Chicago, June I. Be- tb first day. Wbetherh temporary manent organisation. The women sieged on every hand by campaigners organization with Senator Lodge as delegates were eagerly sought by th from the various presidential camp chairman is to be mad the permanent scouts of the campaign managers and Utahs eight uninstructed delegates on waa still undetermined today. took their seats in the Coliseum this held quite a handshaking affair of Ware of Heat Hit City. morning for th opening session of this their own. They seemed to b enjoyTh crisp, . cool weather which kept history making convention. ing their first participation l.t a naThe first real fight of the conven Chicago chilly all during tional convention. The band continued tlon comes In the adoption of a platweek suddenly disappeared today form. ' to blare off popular airs with regularSenator Hiram Johnson and and the un cam out with a blistering hla Senator Borah of ity and Tbo delegates and alternataa blast and temflooded town the with a Idaho, are uncompromising foes of the continued to pour In at all tb door league of nation the real issue of th perature which sent the thermometer The galleries were filled early with convention. upward. Everybody agreed, Headed by Senator Smoot, an un bounding tha fortunate hundreds who managed ity of th delegation's support. In the however, it waa better than the blanto. get in and to th disappointment past Mr. Crocker has been prominent wavering supporter of the Lodge re, ket of constant rainfall which covered ervation program in th senate, th of the unlucky thousands who lost out In th wing of th party Utah delegates will undoubtedly sup- th city during tbe convention four on th ticket The opening moments port- this plank In th were spent in informal conferences in California. program. year ago. , among tho delegates on th floor and also was reported that some of Whether th .vote will show this lineIt While last minute arrangements is Genup renewals of old acquaintances. purely problematical, but that Senator Johnson's - friends--, had been is unquestionably a- close guess as th were being .made no change to the erally the condition in tho hall was -reMr. Crocks in favor to to supplant of th - Individual line-u- p wa discernabl and th manaseemed urged Nobody personal leanings markably quiet. have any more definite idea of how of William R. Hearst whoso papers delegate . Should Johnson develop ger frankly admitted they saw no things were going to Una up than they are supporting tbo Johnson candidacy, greater strength than he now shows tangible evidences of which way the would bo a breach in the Utah did last week. was said to bav cauaed there wind is going to blow. They wer delegation. If for no other-reasoTwenty minutes before the hour set but opposition for the opening th crowd waa still abandonment of . tbo move and th than that Johnson is a western man, forward to th first ballot streaming in. It was not till then agreement te let tho natlonal'oommit-te- e he would find ready support in Utah which will come during the middle of election go over temporarily.. Con. should th preeentjsituatlon change th electric lights were turned on, . the week, to point the way to courses t throwing into rHef th thousands of siderable feeling among th Califor materially. ! ' Mr the nla delegates over the situation was reJeannette A." Hdye, on 'of of action. American - flags that comprised three assistant secretaries of th cononly decorations. Th floor was about ported, but members of both tb old Th convention actually opened it half full at that time. Tho only organisation and Johnson faction to- vention and C. P. Card on of Logan, first' session at II o'clock Chicago on th platform waa a big day that Californias honorary vice president, wer both on ' tlms. vase of American Beauty rose vote would be cast solid for Mr John- tlj speaker's platform today, ' should release them. son until hs Senator Smoot Chairman. I Organisation Issue Not Determined. "As indicated Monday would be th Bar Silver Falls Ten Sjp te the- - moment Temporary cam. Ernest Bern berg er of Balt Lake Jhalrm&n Lodge left his hotel for th Cents Reaching 84 Mark- - -was unanimously chosen by th Utah Coliseum there had been no final deas national committeeman termination on the question of permadelegation In Sensational Decline to succeed Senator Smoot. who has nent organization --and it was said that bald tbs placs for a period of oight th chances were good of making J.he, NEW TORK, Juns Bar diver permanent, years and who declined to servo antemjiorary organisation other term. Senator 8moot waa mad made another violent decline lit th thus avoiding two keynote of speeches. dantho would dispose Moreover, It Ut M lcc Oh,dedn fUin by a ger of engendering Eldrfdg 14 A an oune cents further contest such astass been going on by cbU C. Provo' Loos Colonel E, of tary. Beveridge; of was named te represent Utah oe the slump waa due chiefly to reports supporters .of Bonator Modlll McCorand Senator committee on credentials; H. P. Fa- from L6ndon that another sever deIndian mick. of Illinoi ' WASHINGTON. Jnn I. Total bian on th committee on organ cline amounting to about 4 pence bad Advocate of two different organi- wheat production this year will be J. C. Lynch of 8a:t Lake on th occurred at that center. their to wag right, about 7ll,tM.6M bushel th depart- commute on rules and order of bust sation continued Th collapse abroad waa attributed tbe com by 'local dealer to heavy selling for however, and National Committeeforecast today nee and Senator Bmoot-oment of agriculture to favor understood wa on man Here account ef East Indian and Chinese resolution from th Condition of tho winter and mlttee Mrs. Jssnnett A. Hyd was named lntsresta together with moderate ofSenator McCormick. crops Juns J, Last year's total spring to aUdlsnc began on Th aa comth gathering bushel Utahs representative ferings from continental Europe. animation erep waa Ml.ess.StS of' TT shew th first irn various crop forecast mittee to notify tho nomine of his seof production Star in todapa monthly report from their lection: L. R. Anderson ef Manti oa RioU Occur in Vienna . when th bank struck up and Stripes Forever. wbUklsrs In June I condition follows: tha committee to notify th candidate corns part of the visiters' galleries rise- president, and 0. Pi Cordon tor ISMMPt beMisls; wheats Winter Over High-Fo- nd Coit eoompaatoi the bant Thi first 'ap- spring whaat. ITT., of Logan as honorary vie prasidaat of bushsls; earn th ball at th eosvonticst, bushels; 60 plause that swept eat barley, ill,. Mr. Justin R. Devi vice chairman VIENNA. Jan I. Violent demonthe oenehtaieu of this national sels-tlorye, ' IIT, 011.000 bushels; 111,111 here yesterday over . far Utah, attended a meeting ef th stration occurred 000, 00 tons; apple bushel hay. lit, of food. Police InterFrom th ftars aed trips tbs 111,000,000 bushels; peach 41,000,-00- 0 wemen's committee ef 110 today and th highandcootseveral occurred, band ewong lets Dardaaslla and there bushel gave a sample report of th work of vened persons being melees killed and It with a short-rin- g ' The spring area this year Is tho sromoo'S diririen of th Utah state seven prompt reepen were arrests made wounded. Mary of feet and a ouggestiea of 1 1,411,00 aere or 0,1 per cent ef pom mil tee, Republics natienaJ party shimmy from seme of th negro dele- las year's; eonditiea, per cent ef loader oylneed a keen iQtareot In the gate from Tenneeere- a normal, compared with 1 1.1 O yaer work in Utah, which is on ef the Woodcock .Case Continued. original puff rags mate and much of. Ledgw Join Dringatlo ago. 8T. LOUIS. Mo,' June I. The trial Condition of winter wheat is 71.1 tho work don thee wtll be used aa a Whoa denater Lodge reached th ef a eermaL compared wtth pattern for ether mate according te of Mr Lillian Wood lock, ) years tall, he took a seat in the Maaea-bueet- pee eent 1 Oareri Hay, chairman of tha old on a first degree murder charge delegation epare where ho 14,0 a year age, aed 71. a month Mary women' givlelcn of the Republics In connection with th death of her found Breaker Gillett talking with ' ere Oat national Other oemmitte. Both Mr Davis hoahond. Joseph F. . Wood lock, ef pel C4lties friends and they had a bbtef eenfer-ano- a. wer Mr member of per-coand th 1111, waa eorttn-ud- . Hyd plumber. April ft normal; barter, national 7.1 . Fred Upham, tb at th meeting until the fall twm of Court to rye, 4.4; hey, 1.1; pests re reception oemmRto li.f; Continued day. It. I; apple 71. 1; peeche 4,1, - Monday. page alao.) 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