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GUARD 1 j (Continued from page one) his pledge that the administration will not permit relaxation of wage-hou- r regulations in con oction with the campaign, unless it becomes absolutely necessary. he cited a letter from wage-- ' hour administrator Philip B. Fiemirg in w ich Fleming himself a colonel In the regular army - said he saw no, immediate1 need to ease the regulations. The president said the nation's naval delense necessitates keeping potential enemies as far away from American shores as possible hut that he had not et given consideration to proposals for estab- and many weeks to eome! Come in today and see them REGROUPED Choose with care from the cream oi the seasons styles Slim, tailored models Tiny waisted types with swirling skirts, trimmed with unbuttons usual Frothy lingerie touches yours! GROUP GROUP NO. NO. 2 1 Gktr 3E National Leader To Speak at Bear River PRESIDENT TO ISTAY FROM CONVENTION DEMOCRATS ! 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Bankhead of Alabama. the final hours of preconvention p.m. day evemrg, July 15, at maneuvers without the slightion ,e. the Persistent that rest April. reports Throug: a cooperative ar- president might accept renom- - est clue to the greatest enigma War department officials re-- ' "That is, he added enigmati- S. D. between rangement reserva-- I in American political history. eallv, it we can wait until next vealed that this supplemental1 Young, scout executive of the ination under certain Political Washington and party of. a one of which was that fleet n tions, Apiil, We mig.t find that we! quest contemplates council and County Ogden Area leaders are convinced that Mr. have to move April up to Janu-- approximately 6, UK) tanks, near- ' Agricultural Agent Robert H. he would remain on the job Roosevelt will throw tradition the present emerly double the fleet previously it has been possible only during ary." to the draft authorized. The army now las Stewart, gency, have served to increase aside and submit addi-naGUO, 000 to j a from this obtain visit which movement Appioxiinalely Roosevelt" 3.000 vice about the for about tanks, speculation tiontl men would be called up funds has assumed overw helming promedium nominee. and presidential light mostly In October, 1912, he said, so: but today, Officials said a portion Usually this spot goes to the portions at Chicago, that there then would be from weight. maintained an athe studiously in for of the extra funds faction battle the losing probably re1,200, UK) to 1, 100,000 men first place on the ticket, but titude of detachment. will be used for some superceiving militaiy instruction. forts-on-He said he was tiansacting heels. this custom probably would be tanks. huge The regular army now comDeLama-tor- , business as usual if the has A. Biig.-Gen- . Walter presidential any president junked poses 28'.. UK) men, w ith volun-- J intention of retiring, if nomi- at the White House, and he of the national president in a1 enlistments lagging tary and Brig.-Genated, and elected, before the deftly parried leading questions diive to reach the recently-- ) guatd association, of 200 correspondents who had of the third term. end H. Charles presiGrahl, IT HAS BKKN auihoi i.ed 375,000 strengt.i. The his The major planks in the plat- hoped he would break of dent generals to adjutant t itional TKSTII 1KO guard strength is 212,-71- association, assured Stimson of form already have been placed silence. and its men and KN officers, AND PROV in tentative form and the res-- I the guard's readiness to serve The only factual bit of inauthorized strength is 251,123. olutions committee began pub-- i formation obtained was that he whenever the president calls on Marshall was followed on the it. lie hearings today to obtain will not go to Chicago a deThey denied charges, which witness stand by a series of views of labor, farm and bus-- I cision difficult of interpreting. said had been voiced in they witnesses including Rear Ad- connection with a campaign of dec- The iness leaders on the announcement, however, mit at C. W. Nimitz, chief of laration of policy. As they met, suggested that when he does "deliberate misrepresentations, the naval bureau of navigation Wheeler told 800 cheering bus-- j disclose his plans, he will do so lavoiirg of fift '. column activiwho appioved the inessmen that the platform by a letter to some political the guard did not that ties," must contain a pledge to keep aide such as Democratic chairmeasuie In principle" wish to seive on active duty. BY MANY OF Olll hut said modifications would be the nation out of war and the man James A. Farley; by a THAT trsTOMKKS nominee must be one whose a radio address to the delegates necessary to meet navy requireOSCAR H BENSON K KTl UN I KOM TRIP ments." MODERN SHOE "record shows beyond doubt and the nation; or by stateMer-tell of Rural National Director Mr. and Mrs. Orvill E. NimiU pointed out that he will carry out this ment issued from the White 'that of America Scouting, Boy Scouts REPAIRING returned Wednesday from men will be needed by pledge to the American House. o Chicago and other tc staff the fleet contemplated a trip 53 South Main Street Party leaders both here and tional Mich., At Flint, representative. under congressional authoriza- points cast. G1V F, THK BEST at Chicago argue that whatever Benson ten Mr. was tor tion for construction, and that they picked up a new automoyears method the president chooses, SATISFACTION 190, UX) men will be needed by bile and returned home by way national director of junior ex- BRITISH TRADE he has waited so long he canclub work and the end of the present fiscal of the Black Hills in South Da- tension and not do any thing but declare he Edwin K. Peterxnn, Prop. BLOWS has been WITH director of national year. He said the navy now kota and Yellowstone park. does not want the office but rural scouting service since GERMANS bow to the draft to per- will March, 1926. Mr. Benson was, his leadership during petuate reared and trained on a fatm, NO EXCHANGES the world emergency. (Continued from page one) To do has had a wide experience in otherwise, would they contend, local-The farm operation in several air ministry said that be ities and is now residing on a British coastal command pianos a to throw the convention into wide open, to the farm in Pennsylvania, bombed concentrations of detriment of the party's chances in the of French j harbor Tee schools have received barges to defeat the Republican nom-- i j contributions from Mr. Ben-- Boulogne, machine-gunneinee. Wendell L. Willkie, in man flng boats moored there November. son, as he spent sonn antl lock a damaged in as teacher gates. village years Mr. Roosevelt's rejection of and city schools and as a Other British pianos bombed press eonferenee questions on in airdromes Holland Thursday his of schools, in superintendent plans was good nalured, but addition to being the author of night as well as munitions, blast determined. He said that re-- i and otiier objectives. books on .text agriculture furnaces gardless of politics and conven- The British lost 2J three planes tions. he still is widely used since 1915. He is president of responsible for the development in i'ne attacks across the chan-- i the United States and business of clubs of America and nel and two more in beating off must go on as usual at tiie LIGHT SUMMER SHADES 'the Jur. or Ac Movement clubs today's raids on the British White House. of the eastern states. Mr. Ben- Isles, it was said. H.s Of the 10 planes brought down balance travelling plans for the SIZES 10 TO 18 YEARS son has lectured in 200 ehau- ot the summer, he said, today six were felled during an include only occasional tauquas in one year, weekThe Bear River ward chapel attack on a British convoy off end trips to his $3.95 TO $4.95 RETAILERS New upstate the southeast coast was selected for this impoitant York home and overnight two were cruises down the Potomac. meeting because of its cen- morning, tra' location in the county as Scotland, one along the audience will be made up east coast and the of repiesentatives from every over the sea. In the past 21 days, the air section of t e countv. ministry reported, 100 German planes have baen shot down REGULAR TO $5.85 over or near the British Isles and many others have been so LET US GIVE Sizes 29 TO 34 badly crippled that they probYOUR CAR ably crashed before reaching TO CLOSE OUT AT PAIR home bases. A LIFT The air ministry and ministry of home security said in a coma number of munique that persons'' were killed and injured in an unidentified town in northeast Scotland near the coast when it was bombed H. C. from great height. STM , SUMMER HATS O. H. Benson, national direcof the rural scouting servtor ! house The appro-deficiency existing voluntary service sys-ice, w ill addiess a meeting tern but not as rapidly as we piiations subcommittee agreed of club leaders, extension He said the army to remain in Washington during them. leaders of woikers, service to convention the Demoetatie would draft from 300,000 to. , scouting. M. I. A. officials, bishon the presi-action if expedite KKV.000 men immediately addition- opric members and others, in conscription legislation is en- - dents request for an the Bear River ward hall Mondetotal for al 81818,000,000 a like numbei acted ani 8 41H),-00- u MOUM,(;. j( Youll be talking', too - when you try on these perfect little sum If youve been looking mer hats and see the price tags on them! but couldn't find the one you wanted for the price for a hat Come in today and select you wanted to pay - search no further! $1.50 $2.50 $3.25 $5. PRESIDENTTO CALL OUT SAUHDAX KNAI. NES-J- GROUPS LISTED HERE 4 BIG your dream dress for cummer among these enchanting and Whether it's dainty styles! feminine with frosty lingerie trimming and a floating skirt or a casual shirtwaist type You'll ELDER lust the dresses that are highlighted for righ seleet your dress needs now ? At bargain pri thrill at such beautiful styles! 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