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Show Kowranur ctj. ftlr Thandjiir Bight Uuto diMfB la nKHO-f- alr Thantif Bight d Prtday; milpaed end; heavy frost la rwnint PRICE FIVE CENTS LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY OCTOBER SALT SEVENTY SIXTH YEAH 8 1925 . OF SERIES Ruling-O- n Power To Act i1 i Wu Real Object of Coolidge in Speech Before Legion at Declare Omaha, Lawrence. Coolidge Would Oust Entire Shipping Board ; Seeks Formal Pittsburgh Enters - With Determination flat Double To WipeOut Handicap .. BT DAVID LAWRENCE. i.WARHTXCJT9N: OH. concede -- Pont leal strategist ten President Coolidge made s striked in his speech Jwfmo the t Omaha ot America? Legion least he carefully conceived ' Mrs of using the trip as no outlet for thing that have in bis been uitnd for several monlha aa re- n quiring expreo-sioat the firm op favorable portunity Coolidge Mr. ha been ignoring the kiantwo tor years and did not realize until that recently waa hia alienee miacon-strne- d being na j several - i In ' ni ant -- - would Inflame creed against creed Iiiimtionabty the epeecn will make Mr- - Coolidge many friend and relatively fear enemies and what the politician dethat' scribe as a ten strike." Jnddent-M- r. Coolidge tried do tackle problem In hia lv otherIt political will be recalled that In ' bill which . aubaequently passed over hia veto, tha provident aaid aoma thing about patriotism being purchased which did not ait well with ex- service men- - Hia jwodi at Omaha offe-e- d the flrat chance to undo the harmful Impression of the veto message. And tha president mad It verv clear that the believed tha patriotism ot the legionnaires waa beyond purchase. i a o The other target at which Mr. Coolidge aimed waa the movement led. by Colonel William Mitchell to conducting the air services of tha got eminent. Mr. Coolidge Insisted that tha civil authority must ai- ways be dominant and not in or dictated to by the army or navy personnel. Colonel Mitchell probably will soon Join the rank of tha civilians and wilt, conduct his fight 'along with many other men for n reform in the conduct of but military and naval affairs, 1 here la no doubt that Mr. Coolldg uas atriktng not merely st the agitators, but those who would attempt to influence congress on apfor the army and propriations navy generally. 7 The president hai fpund hla economy program fought under cover here and there by men hi Ihe service. The latter iustify their opposition on the jtround that civilians are not expert on what is a proper national defense. -Mr. Coolidge takes the position thgd In the immediate future, war is highly Improbable, that great economies now can be secured, and that no amount of , preparation of - peace. time Uauff Intent - for big emergencies anyhow. - This doctrine Is much more ular in the middle west and pop. went 'than in the east bu Mr. Coelidg was invading the want which appears today to have reverted to a large extent to the state of mind which tbs lets President Wllsoo , found on hie western tour preparedness early In If (Copyright li-i- y alvo-eati- It The reason I'm giving Pa over things for supper, cause wo aint got no do td . Five .Minutes Ceremony in Memory of Christy Mathewson; Crowd ' ; : Continues Big. SCORE BY INNINGS H2i3l4l5l6171819il0llil2; RTHTE WaAift Pitldwrf !0110l0i0(0Q10il I0i010li0l00 2x! t I I I t 121872 1317 FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURG, Oct. 8. (AP) A home run by Kiki Cuyler, Pirate outfielder, scoring Moore ahead of him in the eighth inning: gave the Pirates a victory over Washington today in the second game of the worlds series and squared the count at one game apiece. The score was 3 to 2. " Another crowd filling the parks capacity of 45,000 was on hand for a fresh tussle between pitching veterans Stanley Coveleskie, epitball star of the Senators and Vic Al-rid- ge of the Pirated The weather was wanner than on opening" day, but the skies were a bit overcast as the game started, with a haze spreading over the field that promised to help deceptive twirling shoots. Flvs minutes before game lime Umpire Owens called the two clubs to tbs plats where they lined np. The players of each club wore mourning bands on their left atm for Christy Mattewaon. Led by a band the two clubo In parallel lines marched a erase the field from the home plain to deep centerfield wkerT exercise a ware held briefly In honor of the late president at tha Boston Braves Umpire Owens then called the players to tho field and everybody arose and cheered as Bam Klee went to tho plate. ' FIRST mWG. Renat ore : R ice up: Vie Alridgo took a brief warm up after he got to tho box and aftef Grantham conferred with Alrldge a few minute Rico took hia position at tho . nice plat, waa first H 1. Airidgcs Covey up: Strike I; strike t; ball 1; ball Z; Covey also went rat on strikes. Rico up; Rice slashed a line single Into center, which Aldridge had to duck. - Rian Harris np: Aldridge tried to got Rico off first. --Ban 1 j again AL ridga tried to pick Rico o- t- rirxar Strike 1 ;on A balk by Aldridge, Rica wont to second. Ball Z; ball 2; tho balk unsteadied Aldridge; strike S: Wright threw rat Bun Harris nt first and tha danger wa over. No run; ono hit; no errors. Pittsburg h. Tha aky was now becoming overcast with a pall of smoko. Smith up: Ball 1; strike l; Irik Z; Smith got a line Into left and thiastarted the single Pittsburgh crowd howling. Aldridge up: Strike 1; Strike Zr Aldridge forced Rmtlh. Covey la Btsa Harris Moore up: The Senators had a double play In sight but Harris .dropped tha ball and got Smith at second. Moore up: FoUL strlk 1; strika S; hail 1; Moore struck out bitting a spit ball which struct in tha dirt before tha plat. Carey np. Carey singled Into right. Aldridge stopping at second. Cuyler up: pail 1 : ball Z; strika I; Cuyler forced Carey, Peck to Stan Harris. No runa; Two bite; No errors. wild and Traynor pitch rushed over to talk to him. Ball strike Z. Wright halt strike t: 1; I; threw out Rice at flrat- - than Her ria up: Tho Plttaborgh Infield kept talking le Alrldge. Ball 1 : strike 1; foul, strike Z; Harris fouled the ball trying to bant. Btan Harris wont out on strikes. Swinging foot over Alrldge a drop bail. Goa-ti- n up: Hit a long fly to Carey and the Pittsburgh crowd cheered for a full minute. Alrldge was usFourth inking. ing cures balls all through ths Inning. Senator: Goslin np: Tho two No runs; no hits; no errors. pitcher were going along nicety Moore hit Into a fast breaking for another mrafidaman battle. splttor. Ball one. Pack threw out Strike 1; bail 1; ball Z; ball ; Moors coming in fast to get tils strike I; Wrght made a beautiful slow roller. Carey np: Btrik 1: etop of Goallne seeming hit and strike t; Carey struck out on three then got him by a quick throw. spit balls. Cuyler np: Bail 1; Btan Goslin ela lined that Wrights throw Harris threw out Cuyler, at first. drew Grantham off the bag; Judge It was Btan Harris' first assist in up: strike t; Barnhart robbed the series.- Judge of a two boss hit. with a - No rune: no hits; no errbra. Joe Harris up: running catch. Bail 1, strike 1; strike 2: Aldredgo SECOND INNING. is bearing down with every pitch. Rena tors: Judge up: Bait 1: Ball Z. Jo Harris singled off strike l; ball Z; Alrldge kicked, Traynors glove, it waa a line smash Traynor went into the air after claiming It should have been a and H. Bluege Apt Strike 1; foul; strike. Strike J; fouL Judge got tried to get Joe Harris off home run Into tho right Oeld gave him tha stands. He caught a fast curve on first, and Harris Cuyler took Blueges long the end of hi bat and the ball laugh. looked which as if going fly sailed high and far. ; Joe Harris the stands for a home run. np; Strike 1; ball 1; Joe Harris Into No runa; one bit No errors. shot a fast grounder past Wright Barnhart up: Tha Pittsburgh: for a boss. Blnege np, Joe Harris was thrown out stealing. Smith crowd now began to clap in unito Moor. Bluege up: Ball I; ball son calling for a rally. Ball 1; ball Z: Td la now warming up for Z; ball Z; Covey's apltter was Bomhardt - took breaking low and wide. Strike 1; Pittsburgh.' Bluegoa high fly. Pack up: Ball strike Z. Bamhardt sent np a high 1: ball Z; Traynor threw out Peck fly to Rice Traynor up: Bail 1; and Grantham mad a glove hand bail Z; Peck threw out Traynor. np: Strike l;.ba!l 1; Wright atop of Traynor' wide throw. It Wright got a homo run, into tha left field saved Trays or an erorr. stands In front of tho scoreboard. On run: two hits, no errors The crowd howled as the eeora Pittsburgh Barnhart bp: Barn- waa tied. Ho hit a fast ball. hart sent out fly to Rico hitting tha flrat hull pitched. Traynor Grantham up; Ball U fouled out cams in for tba choer as bo to Rual who picked the bail off spectator In left field stepped to tha plats. Traynor up. thaOnhat of a on run; Ball 1; hall Z: Covey kept the boll hit; no errors. around Traynor' knee. Blnege FIFTH INNING. smothered Traynor' hot smash and Senators- - Peck np: Strike 1; threw him rat. ' FUck singled over Wright's Wright np: Wright crashed n ball 1 Ruel bead. up: Ball 1; foul strike single to right. 1; Aldridge tried fa get Peck at Grantham np: Strika 1: GranRuel singled Into center. tham swung viciously at a rplt bail. flrat. Peck stopping at second. Td Is Covey tried to pick Wright off now warming np for Pittsburgh. flrat. FouL strike J: foul. Grancamomera up: Smith went out to tho Covey waa tho tham scattering lu tho boxen with foul balls. Ball bog to talk to Aldridge. Aldridge took Covey's boot and threw to 1; Wright went to second on o to get Peck. It was a sacripassed ball; foul, font Oranthapr third and a fielder' choie. Oldhla troubles ganging fice hit la having' I now ham warming up for PittsCorey's damp fling. 'Rica up: Iris bass were burgh. mad easy work of Btpn Harris out. Bail i. Ths Grantham, throwing him rat st fllUd ana Rons Pittsburgh infield cam la on the first-1. Strike Strika 1. Rico soak No runs; one hit no error. woo watting- - Aldridge cut, but THIRD INNING. wse Aldridge steady. Aldridge took lUce'i And threw to 'Washington Root up: Strike 1; Smith end grounder was out Peek at the Aldridge kept tho ban on the Inside. Tho basso were still filled. Balt 1: strike I; this waa a sweeping plate. Harris Stan Harris Stan Up: farces curve. Reel fanned. Jluel kicked to .Csntlnsed ra page eight) Umpire Owens. i . dg r WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A.E. 1 I Rice. of. I.) 4 8. Harris. Ik . ..2 ..4 1 1 11 4 44 Goalie, If ..4 Judge, lb 2 J. Harris, rf . ..2 1 Blnege. Sb ... ..2 I . ..: ..I Mycr, 2b a 2 I 1 I I 0 RacL c 1 .. . Covcicehlc, p 4 xMcNeciy . . . ..0 I 4.4-xxVcndi . . . .. 4 xxxRaetber .. .. S 24 14 2 .21 Totals . PRESIDENT' ... ..... .... Walks From Court When Contest - Grows - Bitter; -- 4-4 i ...... ........2 Confer-Sessio- Rebuilding in R.H.E. 0012 4 24 Oil 2 t n WASHINGTON. Oct. t. (INS) Col. William Mitchell, tho storm-cantof tho aircraft controversy, who charged that the' loss rf the dirigible Shenandoah with 14 officers and men, waa due to - the bungling stupidity of th navyer to department; fitl tefused any questions today when sub-of poenaed before the naval court inquiry Investigating the dimuer. Leaves Court. After a stormy seen In which hot words wera sxqhangsd between Mitchell's- - con nest Representative Frank . Raid, of IlBnot and tha aeotpriulng tho navqi officers court, JUtcbsii put o hia. bal Ba ti. le ft. Ha assigned as a reasoh for hia refusal that hla testimony might prejudice his case in ths court martial proceedings now being brought against him by ths war department. The. court was thrown into ail uproar by Mitchell's action and sharp words were bandied be Representative Reid, and Rost Admiral Hillary P. Jones, prul. dent of the court. I . protest agsln4t CoL UltchcU being sworn in because he has not ben subpoenaed by this court and waa not ordered to appear b the war department. Representative Reid fairly shouted. Counsel has no right to inter-fer- e with th proceed lng of this court." responded Jones. At this pointPsul Poley. judge advocate ot ths court, broke in to allay ths excitement. This court asked the war department to send Mitchell here an(j the Judge advocate of the army told m. ,h -- t MltehelI had dared before u raid FQley. HoMa to Stand." I ray that Mitchell can not be sworn until h has had a chance to make a statement why he doj not hav to testify, " replied Reid. With th words becoming hotter and Jones arose from his chair and said: "Tba court la now' adjourned " Tho court than went into executive session. Jones explained that after decision hit bran raached th court would bo reconvened. After th conference Commander Foley waa instructed to go to th sr department Immediately and report that CoL Mitchell nad refused to obey a subpoena and th order of th department. , 'if'lOH AUNtiDGG Speeds to ffiere J Conflagration Department Woman is Blamed Rescues Tortured Trol-- -- For Poison Deaths : - Iey Car. x SPRINGFIELD, O.. Oct. I. (AP) County authorities last night contemplated exhumation of several hedica. following the arrest of Mr Oarey Stroma of New Carlisle, for questioning In connection with the death of her step daughter. Eetra Strom. 14, last week. The girl new Carlisle street. Exdied on amination revealed that ah had been- poisoned. Officials decided to exhumo the body of Goorg Frock, the woman's first husband, who died hr years ago in what author!circumconsidered strung Frock apparently had stance boon poisoned, but them wa not sufficient evidence to warrant an coals to Newcastle" is . Carrying a trite raying, but carrying a fir to firs department headquarters is something new. This was the experience Thursday of Motorman O. W. Poulaen, 76Z Ninth East street, in charge of Fourth North car No. a .believer In Poulaen ray he the principle so. when short circuit set fire to his car on South Temple street did ha take with the time to run to the possibility of getting the "busy test" or wrong number? He did not. remembered that "If ths H mountain will not come to Mohom-e- t, The other body which may be Mohomet will go to th mounexhumed is that of Mrs. Mary tain." Fauldar, sister In law of Mr With the thought of saving time, Strom, kr Faulder also died he doubled back on Main street, east on South Temple to State street suddenly. and giving ths ear all the juice h could, dashed down Stats to Plrst South street... This is the Place." he breathed as he for firs headquarter H explained to Assistant Fir Chief W. J. Hancock and the latter and Lieut. Arthur Burke a chemical container and in MITCHELL HALTS seised a trice had the fire out. Mark It down no loas," " said Hancock to the alarm operator "No loss - Is right." and many shouted Poulaen as h thank Oct. I OMAHA, Neb, (AP) controller around a shoved th of notches end continconvenThe expected fight on ths couple run. on his ued A tion floor over the American Legions aeronautical committee re port waa postponed thi morning Gospel Song and Hymn when tha national commander, Composer Diet; Age 87 Jamas A. Brain, called for tha remat no with port and response. Oct. $. (AP) NEWARK. N. - Thera was - an 'audible -- hitching Hubert Platt Mam. ST. composer forward of chairs as delegate of hymns and gospel songs, died strained anxiously for ths first at- - his horn her yesterday. , H flash, freely predicted to bo the had written nearly 1,000 religious tart of the great sat fight ever wit Song among them Hold Thou nsssed in a legion convention. My Hand " "Phan Wo Meet BeThere was no explanation for yond th RiverT "Th Bright "In th Fadeless Springwithholding the report which was Mr. was time,"' and Christ My AIL ready last night, and non asked. Commander Drain moved Main had -- collected a library of te the report of tha Internal g hymn books estimated at T 000 volumes. More than half of that colcommittee. ' of the fight promised lection is in the Chicago library. Seriousness to hinge on tho number of delegates who flocked to the standard- - of those favoring oommendation for Escaped Iowa Prisoner Colons! William Mitchell. A the Captured in Hotel convention mot today Mltchellltes numbered but on outspoken lendf)E8 MOINES. Iowa. Oct. er. Father Longenon of Illinois. Tha legion adopted a resolution (API Jo Emerson, who escaped frdm the city Jail yesterday was adherrequesting ence of tho United States to a court recaptured when hi wife, who had released by police shortly bebran of international JnsttM. bo d fore midnight registered at a hofor a proposal by tha world tel an assumed name and under pease summit tae that the Mgion re- was about td niaet her husband. ' quest the government ' to adhere . Detectives were Informed bv a Immediately te th permanent man at .the hotel and a court of Internal Justice sot up by squad"planted' surrounded the alleged oil and tha tssgs pledging the legion station robber and returned turn to work towards that end. to jaiL 1 hot-foot- j. For-ever- ," organ-izatlo- nb-etituts- ' ' Organize-- BT G&ftRGE E. pl'RNO. WASHINGTON, Oct. t. (INN) Preeident Coolidge returned to Washington today an extremely Irritated man. Immediately upon th arrival of Ms special train front Omaha, th exeeuttv hurried to bis office end started tha work of tb chipping hoard. unravelling Emergency Fleet corporation fight which culminated during bis absence In tba "firing" of Admiral Leigh Palmer as president of th latter organization. ' -- -- as-sw- Home runa J edge. Wright, Cap CovHesfcio. Cuyler, Irr. Sacrifice 8. Harris. Vcsch. Left on buses Washington, 4; Plttaburg 1. Base on bails Off OovcieaUe 1 (Tray aorl, off Aldridge 2 (J. Harris,PecAtapaagh). Struck oat by (bvDl T , 'M dam. - 4 (A Cm Av L HUa Off Co. i,MHktr). 2a 4 Inataga) aft AMridgs riesktn in inning Hit by pitcher By Aldridge ( Bluege). Balk Aldridge.v Passed bail Kucl. Winning pitch-Aldridge: Losing patoher Opt. ( AI,I dealt ie. . I ropirra Owens piste; MoOmnicfc (NL) first base; Rig-ie- r second base; (AL Moriartey third base. Time of game (lib) v 4 of tion at Once With Reinstatement of Admiral i White Houe Desire, Closes. ence; N: HELD TOO SLOW Super-'Follow- ii, In ninth. Washington 414 404 PlUsburg . . .400 100 CONGRESS-ACTIO- Decision to Turn Stormy Officer Over to 4 4 4 4 4 4 i ai xRan for J. Harris xxBattrd for Rat) In ninth for Oovohukto xxxlVattrd ninth. . CASE LEFT UP TO WAR DEPARTMENT AB.R.H. O. A.E. 4 1 4 2 2 4 .4 4 2 4 4 4 2 1 I 1 I 1 2 4 4 4 4 2 1 2 1 2 4 4 4 1 4 1 4 2 4 4 4 2 Executive Charges Breach of Faith in DismiwaL of Palmer From Flfeet Control. Insists on 1 Privilege. Explanation 4 Moore, b Carey, cf Cuytrr, rf Barn hardt. If, ..4 Traynor; 2b ,,,.2 Wright, as . . ,.4 Grantham, lb ,.4 Srnlthx Aldridge, p .....2 Nation Counsel PITTSBURGH. 10 ' np:-Sa- ih aoldierv bonua . -- ta-s- tha kind of Americanism" proclaimed bv the kian. Hie inaistenee that there may he a variety of Ideas aa to American-hla ism and that ail may be good, deonnciatlon of bigotry and intolerance. and hla appeal for the ramw spirit of solidarity, now as characterized the response of the American people daring war time .mere not aimed at. the legion which organization haa baan noticaabij fra from aaalal or wHfhwoaelactad on lama, but Mr. Coolidge a ownopo'ltan, iypitllf America audience for b addraaa. In this. the strategtrt agree be did a irtaa thin. For of all the that ntfibt bava praaatitad draea to en Implicit ; tbwpwfr on kian brae none at a better than11 of eeterane the reunion df aw i racial and rtUtiot mnceaula. a Mr. Coolidge Ukad alee to makeIt intolerance on hla apeecb was plain ha was not being coerced any faction. As by the agitation offclsn dUcuasion -of feet, s matterCool- has been dying down. let Mr. (o P1- essential waa It idee felt himself on record eo that Inquiring be mailrorrespondentshiemay always speech ee hia true ed e ropy of position toward organizations that , BALKS POWER OF AIR PROBE COL MITCHELL Pilot AUo Victim ' . lioni Built Graft - Falls to Earth.' . JL"1 .gssariad it) jirraideat' first step would b to ask the re of tha shipping board lgnation Oct members who were responsible for MITCHELL FIELD. N T.. civil-tath of Palmer. These g. ( A P) Harry Bunnelli. a Clar- n men dismissal Vic Chairman Plummer, aviatpr, wa killed end was Bert or E. Haney and Admiral W. 8. ence D. Chamberlain, pilot, homo Beneon. Injured today when their Chairman OConnor was also built monoplane crashed- in th first avent of th national air race present but did not rote. Claims Ample Chase. . Through an erroneous announcement by Red Cross worker on th F. I. Thompson, th other comscene it waa first announced that missioner, has had his res- -already wdBmrtueB phimh-risi- n, in. if HtlTIHR'PllFTTfFlt rV nhogehoni J Had R jv If f , g vyivu, vt Haabrouck Height. N. J., the fact that Despite Mg. Coolidge been killed and Bunnelli, injured. request for Haney's resignation summer was refused and HaMITCHELL FIELD. N. T-- . OcL last continued to ai( and vote on ney I. (INSj To the tun of hue dreds at droning aeroplane motors the board, the executive la considunder a clear, sunlit sky, th an- ering Whether be can "remove for nual rodeo of the air began here canoe." He considers th latest with the pick of American action of th board as ample today, btrdmen.-botmilitary and civilian, honors, The gathered te tilt for aviation department of justice probin the three day meet. - - . be asked for ! formal race between ably will An International ae to he powers in th case. ruling France gnd Ajnertca is the feature Th t very mack "pnt event o( today's program. This out president what ho considers an " race is limited to military observe, open oiw defiance of hie wishes. Hs tion aeroplanea and carries with It does not hold to th' belief that th K.tfla la-. ndent ants will us Liberty motor office should be permitted to opand Pelletier tPOhijr erate without any check whatao- - ' Captain Captain Le Satire. . French war ever. ace will fly fast Breguit planes AH of the members are marine ed by th president whichappointaainst army, navy and In It' observation self makes him accountable to th corps plane. Lieut. F. O. Reer marine corse voters for whatever action they and Lieut. G. R. Henderson. U. 8. may take, he believes. Navy, head the list of American Faith Breach Charged. entries. Mr. Coolidge feels that Th other two races scheduled th Further. board haa broken faith with ll for are the him. It was pointed out that, first, low horsepower airplanes for ths the board, nnder a gentleman's Gienn H. Curtiss trophy, and the agreement with the over free-foall race for two, three, or a rear ago, delegatedpresident to tho prese airplane for th New ident of the Emergency Fleet cor. Tork Merchants Association tro- poratlon full power to operate th American 'merchant phy. marine and then revoked them powers; second, that H. G. Dalton, of Cleveland. -was designated to etude tb shto-pin-g problem with Palmer and O Connor as aide with an understanding that nothing would be don until Dalton's report had been submitted. If th president waits tor to enact legislation to meet the situation, he realise that nothAwarda Announced by Who Find Contribu- - ' ing ban be don until wen into the T spring. Meanwhile, be would feel tions Improve; . pecaenaDy accenntable to the po- pie for what th boarg did. Therefore, ha la determined to ."Wit 'the finest response from roy Simmons, advertising manager set st once. Congress will ho amateur that has thus of the Utah Gss and Coke com- Mked for legislation in Deremher. far been received during th great pany; Floyd Rourhe advertising but before that time he will trv cqnteet glow being manager of ihe United " Grocery to oust the refractory members f by the Deseret New the Velma Cloward of the th Shipping board, rshatld that committee of Judges plowed company. Skankey Advertising company with organization to his liking and their work through M Klrkham. assistant genyesterday al work for the reinstatement of Adth Newhouse Hotel much gratified James manager of the Deseret News miral Palmer, at tha tins improvement In th eral and Amos Jenkins. , advertising quality of tha ads .evident in every manager ot the Deseret Newa asdepartment. Premier Baldwin Getz The committee was On the job for sisting. The response Indicated a lively hour Headed by Edgar M. Intereet evident on the part of peoVote of Confidence of th United Sutra Smelting ple who have not entered ads beand Refining company, president fore. New of sections state the BRIGHTON, England. Oct. I. of the Advertising club of - Bait have been heard frdm in (INS) Premier Baldwin's govern- Lake, th following judges partici- measure and according Increasing to- -' the ment today was given An overIn th work: pated judges the participation In Bait whelming vote of confidence by An Assist. Lake Ctty'ls taking bn constant y th conservative party eonfersne R. D. Blandish, advertising man. increasing enthusiasm. ' , here. New Idea sger of th Paris company; Amy Efforts of dissident .to para a advertising manager of Armstrong, The batch-o- f ads for the third rots of censure against the governto alker Bros. Dry Goods company; week ment were futile, only two dele' lot7 new of also indicate Henrik Romeyn, advertising man- Ideas And a style of copy that !a gates voting for such action. ager of..George R. Merrill and as- distinctly refreshing. The teet came when the exeeu. Many of thee sociates; Mrs. Agnes Stewart, ad- new eda made d let net appeal to live council's report waa submitof Auervertising representative the as representing a fins, ted to th conference. This endorsbach's: I as bell Helton of the ad- new Judge ed Premier Baldwins point of view. and vertising department 'of the Z. C. - the declared that hi effortspolicle "Wo to remedy appreciate M. I.: A C. Carrington of the splendid naturally new response that Is eri- - the tils cf the nations bad not Central Trust company: Jay Tipton been fury tested as they wars just of ths L. 8. GUihara comps ly; Ile- l Continual on page xlgbt) beginning te become effective. - x ren hot-te- -'- f'"L r, ! i ... free-for-a- - " -- r two-seat- er r- four-plac- AD WRITERS SHOW SKILL IN THIRD NEWS CONTEST WEEK Coo--gre- ss - judges IX ' , ' eon-duct- Led-yar- I yt . Sk , |