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Show r. ) .DESERET JUNE 12 1920 NEWS SATURDAY EVENING ' Four Ballots Friday Are Productive Of No Choice for Presidential COULDNT LEAVE HIS AGAINST ACCEPTING . Choice by Republican Delegates CHICAGO!, Jims II. Benslo Borah When I began taking Tanlao I had to bsen house for four of Idaho, ono of Bonstor Johnson's most my ardent eupporera announced tongbt life than now," said William Delaney, that he would aot support either Low employee of the City Wood. street department and who lives at SenIforeither of then) It nominated," he 427 Falrvtew Ave., baa tile, Wash. I had stomach trouble and indi- declared, the Issue before tho Jtraori-ca- n ate people will not bo oa tho plat gestion so ba that everything I Mr. dlaregrssd with ms." continued of the party it will ho on the fora after Issue ef tbo corruptioa Use wsuld form Delaney. of tho Amerisort meals and cause ms to have worst cas people1 sufI of cramping spells. actually Senator Borah expressed his views fered so much 1 dread to sat at all and I never dared touch meat or any- at a publiq mooting of Johnson dele thing heavy. I also had rheumatism gates all over my body and it was so bad "We have reached a time whoa It I In my arms and legs I could hardly to talk frankly, not only necessary get a good night's deep. to tho situation la tho with reference Tanabout so I heard much good lao that 1 decided to try U and It )ust convention hero," Senator Borah sain, seemed to be made especially for my "but also with reference to what tbo situation will be wbon wo leav bore case, for every one of my troubles left me so quickly it was really amas-in- with a candidate nominated and eur health and 1 am enjoying better In our pockets. Fra not hers now than I have In years 1 have a platform to gratify personal fooling want I ravenous gppetlte, anything against any eandidata I every a like From qlghL my standpoint, the Interest sod sleep log have gained a lot in weight, too, ana of the Republican party and of this Job country are superior to the right ot day's work on tho men put in a big feel any Individual to hold Office, Our like a different every day. I first object la to nominate Hiram John In every way and Tanlao deserves all aon, because he holda the confidence the credit for It" of the American people. Belt by City lake sold in 1 Tanlao is do not protend to any that there Bchramm-Johneon Drugs 4 Good are not other men who could ho elected if nominated by tho convention toStores. Advertisement morrow morning. But I do oay with all sincerity that either of the two eaadldetee new-lea- d inr before the convention will not receive, if nominMaryland. 14; 14 Wood. Massachusetts. II; 23 Coolldge, It ated. hundreda of thousand of Republican votsa Wood. if either ef the set who axe leading Michigan. 34; 34 Johnson candidates ie nominated the issue 4 Lowden, will Minnesota. 24; 17 Wood, be the corruption of the electorate 1 Johnson. no la Thera to avoid tha laeue. This way Mississippi. 12: 2 Harding, 6 2 cannot ba blotted out or excused. I eon take the reoords of these two men Lowden. Wood, 3 are on file officially In Wash-Ingo- n Missouri, 24; 1 Knoa 1 Watson, and theyread them fo an audience and 4 3 Johnaon 2 Harding, Sproul, ava It to them If taese men should 4 Wood. 20 Lowden. go Into the election. Montana I: I Johnson 6 "Suppose I go into fhat convention and 'ask from the rostrum Nebraska 14: 10 Johnson Wood. tomorrow, for Mr. Woods representatives --to Nevada 4; 2 Wood, 3 Johnson,! 2 stand up and fell ns what the nominaLowden, 2 Hoover. T tion has coat A dosan voices from New Hampshire, I; I Wood. the audience told him to go to It." New Jersey, 28; 11 Johnson, 17 Suppoae I should ask the other Wood. gentlemen to stand up," ha contiautd New Mexico, 8? 4 Wood. A"? ak how much they have bid Wood for the Rome New York. 81; 1 Poindexter, I against In precisely that primary! wee 8 26 8 situation before Hoover, Coolldge, Harding, ItS tRQ, Low26 6 23 Johnson, Wood, Butler, i.."1 Il.aT Republican all confined my I months, but 1 never felt better la 9 Lowden, Georgia, 17 votes; The first ballot wast Wood 1 Borah, Lowden; 4 Wood; I Ala be m a. 14; 1 I Johnson, votee; Idaho, 1 Johnson; 1 Harding. , Lowden, 4 W ood. International' Jewish Arison. I votes; I Wood. Illinois, it votes, 17 Johnson , 41 i II votes; I Wood, I Low-de- Lowden.. 14 votes; I Johnson, II Conference Since War Arksnsss. Indians, 1 Harding. , Wood. II Johnaon. , Iowa, II votes; II Lowden. .wm Consider Upbuilding California, IIIt vote; votee; 1 Harding, Kanaaa 20 votes, 14 Wood. 4 LowColorado, den. Lowden, I Wood. Of Palestine. Kentucky, 24 votes; 24 Lowden. Connecticut, 14 votee; 14 Lowden. Louisiana. 14 voes; 4 Lowden. I Delaware, 4 votee; 4 for Coleman Wood. 2 Harding, 1 Sprout. Du Pent. 12 votes; 11 Wood, 1 HoovMains, !t& I votee; Lowden, Florida, XTW TORK. Juno It. The first er. ' 4 Vi Wood. Harding. Maryland, II votes; 14 Wood. group of American delegate to tho Georgia. 17 votee; I Lowden,. I Massachusetts, II votes; 21 Cool. Intamad one! Z'onist conforoneo which Wood. 7 Wood Idaho, I votes; I Borah; I Wood, 1 ldge. oobtobm in London, July 4, leave Michigan, 10 votes; 20 Johnaon. Johnson. r tm-ohare today for England on tho Minnesota, 24 voles; 17 Wood, I Illinois II votes; I Johnaon, Lowden, I Johnson. Lop land. In all thero will ho II Wood. 41 Lowden. Mississippi, 12 votes; 1 1 Johnaon, American delegate to thla confortnoo, Indiana, 19 votes; I Johnson, 2 Du Pont, Wood, Lowden, I Wood. 1 .. . canal do rod hr American Zionitaa ' Towa. TC votes: 51 Lowden. Harding... 19 Johneon. Michigan, 19 votee; moot monoontotu gathering. Tho othKansas, 19 votes; 14 Wood, I Low Minnesota, 24 votee; II Wood, I er win leave for England next Sat 2 Johnson. Lowden. 1 Johnson. 54 votes; .......... . Kentucky. Missouri, 14 votes; I Wood. 19 Lowttrday. . .. . Hard1 I 1 Butler, Coolldge, den, I Johnson, i 2 Harding, 1 2 In tho party rote today aro Jus-tio- o Sproul, Lowden. ing. It Sproul. 1 Coolldge. Lonla IX Brand eta of tho United Louisiana. II votes; I Lowden, Montane. 4 votes; I Johnson. State anpromo court, honorary Wood. I Harding, 1 Johnaon. 1 PoinII votes; 10J oh n son, 4. Nebraska, of tbo Zionist Organisation- of dexter, 1 Sproul, 1 Du Pont. Wood. Wood. 11 1 Hoovar. America; Judge Julian W. Maclc of Nevada 4 votes; Johnson, 1 Wood, Main, 11 votsa; tho Unitod Btatoo dlatrlct court. presl- votes; 14 Wood. MaryUnd, 19 Lowden, tt Hoover. ltt I 1& Coolldge, dont of tho . organization: Nathan votes, II Msisrh unit s, New Hampshire) 4 votes; 4 Wood. do Mra T Htraua Wood. Haaa, Mary Fell. Jacob New Jersey, 24 votes; 11 Johnsow . Louis Lip 17 Wood. Michigan, 14 votes; 9 Johnson. . Zionist oxocotlro oocretary; 19 Wood, 24 Prof. votes; Fe sky, organization - secretary; Minnesota. New Mexico, 4 votee; 4 Wood. llx Frankfnrtejq- of Harvard;-CaJohnson. I Lowden, York, 41 votes: 1 Poindexter. I Johnson, 2 New Abraham Tulin and David Roaea-blooMississippi, It votes; t Coolldge, 1 Hoover, 4 Harding, Lowden. I Sproul. 4 Vi Wood, Lowden, 19 Wood, 49 Johnson, II First In Sla Team, v Butler. 14 Wood UMlaourt. 4 ll 14 votes; Tho first world Zionist conference North Carolina, 22 votes; 14 Pritchheld in lx years, since the outbreak Lowden, I Johneon, I Harding, IVi ard. 2 Wood, 10 Lowden. of the war, the forthcoming conven- Sproul. North Dakota. 19 votes; 1 Lowden, Montana I votes; I Johnson. tion la considered of importance be) Wood, 4 Johnson. Johnson. XI II votes; Nebraska, came it will deal wUh the practical Ohio, 41 votes; 9 Wood, 39 Harding. Oklahoma, 20 votes; IS Lowden, 2 problem of the estaniishment of the Wood 4 votes; 1 Wood, 1 Johnson, Wood. Nevada, Jewish national homeland. Delegates will attend from every country In Eid 1 Vi Lewdonr-V- i Hoover. OregonT! votes; I Johnson, 1 New Hampshire, I votee;11 I Wood. Wood. rope, Palestine, Argentine, Australia, Johnson, 21 votes; New 'Jersey, Canada and New Zealand. Pennsylvania, 74 votes; 1 Knox. 71 In announcing the meeting, the 17 Wood. ,, Sproul. Wood. votes; Mexico. New Zionist Organization of America says: Rhode Island, 10 votes; 10 Wood. New fork. II votes; 1 Poindexter, I Millions of Jews throughout the South Carolina, 11 votes; 1 Harding. I Lowden, I 1 Coolldge, 19 Lowden. countries of eastern Europe, waiting Harding.14 Wood, 44 Butler, a for the' opportunity to leave for Pal- Hoover. South Dakota, 19 votes; 10 Wood. 21 votes; 1 Johnson, Carolina, North estine, will watch the proceedings of 11 Pritchard. Tennessee, 20 votes; 1 Johnson, 2 den 17 Wood. North Carolina 2; 2 Wood. 1 Coolthe conference with Intense interest, North Dakota, 19 rotes; I Wood, I Lowden, for the manner and time of emigration Texas, 22 votes; 414 Harding, I ldge, 4 Johnson, 15 Lowden. will be one of the chief topics dis- JOh3o,n4I North Dakota 1; 1 Lowden. I 7H Lowden, 1 Johnson, 1 Butvotes; 19 Harding, 4 Wood. Wood, 6 Johnson. cussed at the conference. ler. Wood, XI Lowden, 20 votes; Wood. The American delegation.' has a 1 Oklahoma, Ohio, 48: 84 Harding, Utah, I votes; I Harding, 2 Low-deWood. definite program for the restoration 6 Wood, Oklahoma 20; IS Lowden. 8 Wood. 10 votes; 4 . Johnaonr-- 1 Oregon, ,of the Jewish homeland in Palestine, Oregon. 10; 8 ' Johnson, 2 Wood. Vermont, 8 votes; I Wood. : 15 votes; I Wood, 12 Lowwhich it will place before the conferPennsylvania 78; 1 Knoa 75 74 votes; 1 4 Virginia Pennsylvania, ence. It is pledged to free immigraSproul. Island. 10 votes; 10 Wood. den. Rhode tion for' Palestine, but recognizes that Rhode Inland. 10; 10 Wood. South Carolina, 11 votes; 1 Hard- tfcr.Washington, 14 votes; 14 Poindex? it will be necessary to regulate the South Carolina 11; 1 Watson, 10 1 Coolldge, I Bowden. utherland, -.. immlgrationat first in order to bring -ing.South Dakota,-1- - Lowden. West Virginia.-! votes;. JI votes;. Id Into Palestine a Urge labor army, to 1 Wood. South Dakota 10: 10 Wood. 20 votes; 20 Wood. begin the immediate construction and ' Texas, 21 votes; 4 Harding, 5 LowTennesee, 20; 1 Lowden, 19 Wood. Wisconsin, 24 votes; 1 Wood, 1 . engineering projects necessary to pre- den 1 1 Johneon, 1 Warren of Mich-1 Hoover. 24 La Folletta Texas, 23; 9 Wood, 4 2 Harding, pare the country for the 4,000,000 igan, 2 Butler, 1 Coolidgo, Lowden, 1 Johnson. . Wyoming, 4 votes; I Lowden, I 8 Wood. Jews, who it U expected will ulti- Bproul. I I Wood. 8; 1 Harding. 2 Lowden. 8 Utah, Alaska. I votes; 1 Lowden, 1 Wood. Wood. mately make their home there. Utah, I votes; 1 Harding, I Lowden, District of Columbia I votes; 2 I Wood. Vermont, 8; 8 Wood. Hope for Development. Wood. The American Zionists- hope also , Vermont, I votes; I Wood. Virginia 16; S Wood. 12 Lowden. LowI Wood, It that the development of Palestine will Hawaii, I votes; 1 Harding, 1 JohnVirginia, II votes, Washington, 14: 14 Poindexter. be carried on, under the prlnctplee of den. ' son. West Virginia, II; 9 Sutherland, I 14 Poindex. 14 votes; 2 2 democracy and equality enunciated In Wood. Wood, 1 Johnson. Phlllpptnea 2 votes; 1 the famous Pittsburg program, adopted te Washington, 1 Porto votes; Lowden, Rico, Wisconsin, 24; 1 Hoover, I Wood, by the 1010 Zionist convention and rati- 14 votee; 14 Suthlr- - Wood. 24 La Foliette. fled again at this years extraordinary t , West Virginia, Totals Borah 1, Knox 1, Hoover convention. This program provides for Wyoming, 4; 8 'Lowden, 8 Wood. Wisconsin. 24 votes; 1 Hoover," 1 514; DuPont, 7, Pritchard 10, Suthabsolute political equality as regards Alaska 1: 1 Coolidge, lWood. 24 La Folletta Wood raoa sex and religion; establishment erland 15, Poindexter IS. La Foliette District of Columbia 2; 2 Wood. of tho ownership and control of tho Wyoming, 4 votes; I Harding, I 24, Coolldge 13, Butler 40. Harding Hawaii. 2; 2 Lowden. land, all natural resourcea and public Lowden. 57, Bproul 7814, Johnson 144; LowPhilippines, 3: 2 Wood. 1 votes; 2 Poindexter. utilities In tho people with duo regard Alaska, Porto Rico, 2; 1 Lowden, 1 Wood. for existing righto; use of Jhe Columbia 3 votes; I den 25414. Wood 28914. of District Third ballot totals Borah. 1; Watprinciple; and prevention of the son. 2: Knox. 2: Du Pont, 2; Sutherevils ef land speculation and Other Wood. Hawaii. 2 votes; I Poindexter. ... Third Ballot forms of financial oppression. land. 9; Poindexter, 15; Hoover, 5 PhiWptnea 2 votes; 2 Wood. "It wll also work for the establishButler. 25: Harding, Sproul, 79 Porto Rico, I votes; 1 Wood 1 ment of a national board of health In 681-4 4 4 Alabama 14; Lowden, Wood, Coolldge, 27; La Foliette. 24; Palestine, with tho American Zionist Lowden. Johnson. Johnson. Lowden , 283 148; first Medical Unit, now operating there, as Totals officially announced Its foundation. In order to organize ballots Not voting, 1; 'Warren of Wood, 303. Arizona, 4; 4 Wood. scale the fight Michigan. 1; Borah 3; Hoover, 7; Du 10 upon a nation-wid- e Lowden. 13; Arkansas, against disease The establishment of Pont 7; Sutherland. 17: Poindexter, Wood. fourth Ballot. experimental stations and technical 20 California Pritchard. 26; 24 Johnson. 24; 29; Coolldge, laboratories for the etudy and devel1 2 49; 24; Lowden, 12; Colorado, LaFollette, Butler, Harding, Harding, will opment of the countrys resources 4 Lowden, 9 Wood. Johnson, 123 also be proposed by the American deleAlabama, 14; 6 Lowden, 4 Wood, 4 211 Wood, 287 Sproul, 821-Connecticut, 14; 13 Lowden, 1 John- Johnson. gation. v son. Afizona, 4; 4 Wood. Lanark Immense Fuad. Arkansas, 12, 101 Lowden, 21 Wood. Delaware, 6; 2 DuPont, 2 Harding, 1 To carry out all these projects Second Ballot. California, 24; 24 Johnaon. Lowden, 1 Sproul. necessary for tha development of Pat Colorado, 12; 1 Harding, 2 Lowden. 9 6 Wood- - Wood. 2 8; eatine, advices from London state that Florida lowden, 4 14 4 votes: Alabama Lowden, the Zionist' Inner Actions' committee 8 9 Wood. Lowden, Georgia, 17; Connecticut, 14; 13 Lowden, 1 JohnWood, $ Johnson, 1 Harding. will propose launching a fund of Idaho, 8 ; 1 Johneon, 1 Borah, 1 aon. to finance them and other vast Arizona 4 votes: 4 Wood. 5 Wood. Delaware, 4; 3 Dupont, 3 Harding, 3 Lowden, Lowden, Arkansas, 13 votes; 10 operations to bs decided upon at the Illinois, 58; 17 Johnson 41 Lowden. Lowden, 2 conference. Wood. Florida, 8; 11 Lowden, 1 Wood. Indiana 30; 1 lowden, 2 Harding, "Mra Brandols, Mra Mack and Mrs California 2 votes: 24 Johnson. Georgia, 17; 9 Lowden, 8 Wood.. 8 Johnson, 18 Wood. Straus are accompanying their 1 12 Idaho, 8; 1 Johnson. 1 Borah, 1 LowColorado, votes; Harding, 2 Mr. and Mra Straus will con- Lowden, 25; 26 Lowden. Lowa 4 Wood. Wood. den, tinue on to Palestine to inspect the 14 6 Lowden 20; Kansas, Wood, 14 1 13 Illinois, 68; 17 Johnson, 11 Lowden. Connecticut. votes; Lowden, many philanthropies they have started Johnson. . Indiana, SO; 3 Lowden, t Harding, 4 Kentucky, 26; 25 lowden. there, and to Investigate the establish18 Wood. ment of such others as they deem necesLouisiana 12; Delaware, 4 votes; ( DuPont I Wood, Johnaon, Lowden, Iowa. 26; 24 Lowden. 2 Harding, 1 Florida. 8 votes; 2 sary to help carry out Zionist reconLowden, Sproul. Kansas, 20; 14 Wood, 4 Lowden. 5 struction plana" Wood. Maine, 12; 11 Wood, 1 Hoover. Lowden. Kentucky, 24; 24 1 12; 4 Lowden, 2 Wood, 2 Louisiana, 1 Sproul. Harding, 1 11 well-know- Fint n, 7 X.f rt B0R1H DECLARES THIS SEATTLE MAN n g, li 1- 1- -2 et lt lh 1 9 -- r'i U- .i pre-Ido- nt - - pt - - 1- -2 DA uni A. MSM Opticians Optometristsrand uhm nminca Globe Optical Co. wtrjxvn bus noa 4 xipr 1- -2 I i ' i i 1 I 1- -2 X- -I bn 1 my Taft that eome. 1 am to support going now any clean man. 1 will not is not clean." support any man who Itf, -- mi nnd Mr. ! In n.d n, 1- -1 Woo(L-Tennes- i see, -S- 1-- 1-- -2 l-- t-- 2: I 2; 2; 2; 1- -2 Will Radium at Last Open the Door of The Great Unknown? 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Nicotol, tho fatuous rem- s edy for the tobacco habit, was a suc-tstart, simply right from ins it quickly does tbs work promised. Ws publish a few letters from some of tho best known dinggleta in tfcs country to give you an Idea of and yoj what they think of nGy rest assured that they would not use of their names unless permit the Nicotol was somethiug out of the ordinary. The Peoples Drug Stores' have five of tha best stores in W ashmgion. D. C. They write: Since we have hut-bl- ed Nicotol tbs sale has b, en gieal-- r tuns that of all tbs rest ot the artu tea of this datura which v lisvs ever sold The denser d was so great that we were compelled to order it locally pending receipt ef a shipment flora you direct.' Scbra'ura-JoUneowho have six stores mi Salt Lake City, say: We take this y of expressing ourselves f'pportunit 1 Me NleotoL have vs to la enjoyed a and it hat given .very largo sale on seme entire satisfaction to onr runtemers Jacob Brothers of Philadelphia Pa have this to say: Ouf sales of Nuotol passed our expectations. Our flrt orend a in der was blared l wr-r- a fore the. erd to forged of April- the sales have kept op wed ever ernes There is ro doubt triat we a- -e trreTv.ng mrnv repeat ordrt-- fro. ur ruMotne-- i ard msrjr expressions of opinion regarding the aie-- it of this ar V- ticle have been, "very favorable." Dr. Conner, formerly of Johns Hopkins Hospital, tells how to detect tho harmful effe-t- j, r,f tobacco. Here is what ho men who smoke, chew or sat."Many Ini eesantlv and who are seemingsnuff from ly healthy are suffering progremive i organic ailments. Thousands ef them would never haxe been had it affected not been for the uae of tobacco o excess. and thousands would noon get well if they would. atop. Tho chief habit form-nprinciple of tbbacco is nicotine, a deadly poison which when nborbsd by the svstem. tiowly effects tho nerves membranes tissues, and vital organs of the bode The harmful effect of tobacco varies md depends on circumstances Ore will be afflicted with general de-bty. others w ith catarrh of tho throat il mdicestton constipation, extreme nervousness sleeplessness, toss of memory, lack of will power, mental confusion etc others may suffer from heart disease. bronchial trouble, o the nrtertee, tubercluosls.liardsntng blindness ot ven cancer or the common affliction known a tobacco heart. 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If you find that yon are out of breath, your heart beat is forced trmebting or Irregular, yon may- - he- a victim BlLfllJlitional or organc heart trouble, rr you f,e you must smoke, chew or snuff tj,at to quiet you-y?- u sieve to the tobacce habit and are positively poisoning your-,deadly drug, nicotine, h you V.ihtT two nit erne on with the nelf poisoning ,,v'oK"P process rrrespective of the dangres ana surrer the consequences; or up the habit and escape the dange-- a. giveTpn can overcome the craving and stop the hub v,rv Fhort time by using the fob 'wing mexpesive formula. Go to any drug Sto-- e snj aBfc for Nicotol tab-,,anr tablet after each md In a comparatively ahort timemeal, you ill hue no yleslre for tobarro the craving w 111 have left you. With, the liioMn poison out of your avstem, your general health will quickly Improve." e When naked about Nicotol teh. nr leedlng eald-i- t la truly e wonderful druggistsfor the remedy 'heoco habit; eway ahead of anything ve have ever eold before. We are by the manufacturers to refund he money to every dissatisfied rust urn r. end we would not the use nr name unless the remedy possessedo' ntiHiisl Weri " dicotol tsbiets are ltd la this city under an iron-cla- d lonev-bac- k guarantee bv.yll ruggleis. including Fc h ram - r, h lv k- pet-rht- t te Mores, Advxrteement. ' Missouri, 20; 1 Johnson. 1 Knox, t Watson, II Bproul, 81 Wood, II Lowden. Montana, 8; I Johnson. Nebraska. 16; 10 Johnson, 6 Wftod. Nevada, 6; 11 Johnson, 2 Lowden, 21 W ood. New Hampshire,' 8: f Wood. New Jersey, 28; 11 Johnson, 17 Wood, New Mexico, 6; 6 Wood. New York, 68; 1 Poindexter t HArd Ing. 1 Hoover, 6 Johnaon, 6 Coolldge. 20 Wood, 20 Butler, 12 Lowden. North Carolina. 22; 1 Watson. 1 Harding. 3 Wood, 16 Lowden, 1 Johnson. North Dakota, 10; 1 Lowden, I Wood, 6 Johnson. ' Ohio. 48, 9 Wood, 89 Harding. OkUhomk. 20; 18 Lowden, 2 Wood. Oregon. 10; i Johnaon, 6 Wood. nnsylvanla, 74; 1 Knox. 76 Sproul Rhode island, 10; 10 Wood, bomb Carolina, 11; 11 Lowden. Dakota, 10: 10 Wood. Tennessee, 20; 1 Lowden, 1 Wood. Texas, 28; I Wood, 91(LoWdea, 4 Harding, 1 Johnson l tah. 8; 1 Harding, 2 Lowden, 6 Wood. Vermont, 8; I Wood. Virginia. 16; I Wood, 12 Lowden. 14; 14 Poindexter. Washington. W rat Virginia, 14: t Sutherland,. 8 1 Johnaon, 4 Harding Wisconsin. 26; 1 Wood, I Hooper, 22 Wood. L.aF'dletta. 2 Womlng, Alaska. 2: lttrtct Johnaon. 4, 3 Lowden, t Wood. I Wood. I Coolldge. of Columbia, 2; 2 t Wool Community Silverware Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators Hot-foiElectric Ranges. Horton Electric Washers Caloric Fireless Cookers. American Maid Electric Dishwashers Pyrex Transparent Ovenware Universal Aluminum Ware. Electric Floor Lamps and Shades Bee Electric Vacuum Cleaners 'Hot-PoiElectric Percolators Hot-PoiElectric Grills and Toasters Hot-PoiElectric Chafing Dishes and Electric Irons. nt nt nt nt -- Lowden. Philippine, 2; 2 Wood. Tort Rico. ?. 1 Lowden, 1 Wood. John Totals. Wood. 1141. Lowden son 140 6, Hoover 6, Harding 616. Sproul 26, Knox Butler 20, 79). Qoolidge 2. Han all, 2. Salt Lake Hardware Company Merchandise Possesses that True Gift Quality and We Herewith Briefly Hint of the Many Things Which Would be Appropriate as Tokens, of Regard and Good WQL Merchandise Nationally Known for Superior Merit. !, Borah Poindexter 1. Sutherland Dupont 2. LaFollette 21. Watson 4. Visit Our Housefumishings Section on Mezzanine Floor Take the Elevator CHIJTEKE PIUFSr ORDAINED. VANCOUVER, B. C Junq 11. The Rev. George Lem Yuen, the find n ive Chineee to become clergymen in nf pjl rr ras he Dominion of Cennda, wu ordained ie a prieet of tha Church of England lere recently. He had been a reei-Jeef Briliah Columbia for 24 yuan. loEo.tii ot . I -' |