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Show THE DESERF.T NEWS AUGUST THURSDAY LY 19H0 PLATFORM INDORSES POLICIES OF NATIONAL INSTRUMENT ue here today. Tbe Republican of "There la no doubt but that we shall tali with more Interest then we may iiamr a art of candidates that know the the true meaning of poUtlral Integrity, guess, are anxiously awaiting result of our deliberations The) are and who look upon a political obligahoping that we in a big way will ti" i a a sacred thing, precisely as measure up to the beet lrd linns of they look upon any other obligation Thev expect as a aai red thing the Republican party. Ue shall name a ue to rise shove factional differences ticket each Individual of which will s and forget past and Imaglnni) gilev-anre- have a high (omrpitnn of trua social FOR They want to be proud of the service, and who will look upon the work of this conve illon ai they are honor which we give him as an to give the slate of Utah troiid of the." great acronipltehments of the Republican party such service as will be value received 'Continued front page one) which With scarcely leas Interest than la for he honor compensation taken bv our Republican friends we they rxpe t from the stats Put the a goodly number of other cllizene-whare being watched by a large prepon- prop! who sent us here expect ue to are going to vote with us this year. fart her and In naming that ticket derating rlaaa of Utah voters who hop go The people of Utah, In common with that we will prove sane political will name men and women capable those of all other states, hsve reason purpose that will be worthy of their of being the leaders of the Republl to congratulate themselves that they support are still prhlleged to control their own They believe that we have ran part) In this campaign, and who the vision and the leadership, but will carr the gospel of Republicanism affairs and that they continue to be some of our unwlae foliowei have to the new voter and to sincere studmasters of their own destiny, Promite Return to Normal complete made them not without good ent of polltlis, and who, when elected fearful, the determined and audacious despite and trareaeqn, lean w may suppri ae them for will be true to the promises assault made upon the autonomy of factloil preetlge, and trede and bar- ditions of our party " Condition And Better their goirrnment and their own liberty ter our principles and nominations for Grretlaae frma Sweater Iwssl. through the endeavor to force into law personal advantage i am sure ihat Time With Republican a measure that would have EuropeanPeverwl announcement aa to meetwlU thin not convention te toleri ised America We propose to connny ing of committees were made by Mr. of tinue the business of conducting our Republican prim tple compromising followed by the Rffim or bartering or. selling Republican of a telegram from Senator reading goiernment from Washington, instead knioflt. nominations, and 1 of moving it to Europe, and we furn from Honolulu rmd: attempting such a thing here" would ther propose to restore that nturdy Greeting and best wishes for enbe driven from this temple of ReAmericanism that built up and guided convention and success with Indorsing the national party plat our Institutions until they aa publicanism even the money thusiastic became the changers of old were driven from the unity of party1 and final victory. form, callinr for renewed devotion to wonder and the envy of the whole tempi in Jerusalem My friends. If Again the gathering broke Into deafAmerican traditions and inatitutlonn, world Fortunate, indeed, it was for we put the general welfare ahev ening applnuse M D. LIVINGSTON, us we that the WILLI perescaped deplorable scoring alleged shortcoming of tho consequence which would sonal ambition we ahall merit and Wesley King, director of RepubliI Inevitably ConvenState Republican national and state Democratic predict w ahall their heartiest can clubs, urged the organisation of have resulted 'rom the operations of Chairman tion. support, which of course means sn additional club throughout the state. and railing for conatructlve the vicious form of the Wilson league, He said that 41 ara now organised, 41 effort in Mate affaire, eaperlally along had It rrystalized into law. It Is well has just been read in such fashion as overwhelming victory In Not ember. others In procee of orVaniaatlon and that it is to. for ours la not and never Watz-hlnDemocrat of either will shame not the the linea o' reclamation and road will be a one man government. memory an uddltlntml 40 will be organized. He Doubly Abraham Lincoln. William McKinley ar building, tho Republican atate conven. fortunate it was that we had a Re- or Theodore Roosevelt. tl hing pointed te what these organizations rTworkZCyaU ktnot anxiously than are can do for the Republican party belion haa before it a tentative draft of publican senate that stood as firmly e Republican. a great start at Chicago. made "We Their only hope It tween now and the election. p.issage of that liberty Rome Republicans expected some on the proposed platform. One plank against thecovenant w. may blunder. That M. Morris, of Salt Lake, . Charles as did our boys destroying and in some way prove u our candidate as be to named else .. women Unitthe of the congratulates moved that the convention proceed against the passage of the German the' d'nce that popular' to the appointment of committee on ed States on having secured universal hordes at Chatteau Thierry. Standing that respect we are not unlike expectin the front rank of those who stemplatform and resolutions, organization and expected wanted who suffrage. ant 1 parent Americanof med the tide battle for iO,nV0 b,undr or in any and order of bualnesa and credentials. were disappointed when aav Indications are that the platform ism was our own Senator Reed Smoot, a boy and of our W. D. Candland amended the motion dJPK'nt xP,cttlon Rut when they saw will he adopted without material who, for his attitude on that occa- they got a git to show the to make it provide for the appointtraits de- same high typeareof going the promising youngsters Americantame service his other sion and splendid that ment of one member arrival we showed In th war. change. Following are some of its from each velop, they boasted the Innew And in the county on each of th committees and has endeared himself to the American as the whole war the salient points: the greatest blessing Republican Reand and well deserves the gratitude world. party do people the motion aa amended carried by acso. fellow Republican, publicans Renewed pledges of devotion to showed the of the people of his native state. The we feel And about 'our candidate. Warren highest typeIndividually of patriotism that the ' clamation. The roll call of countiesrecollection of how our citlsen in G. American traditions and establishhd bardly- b,un when motion proHarding and Calvin Coolldge. They world hu over seen. We are Mexico were left to suffer, all unproour estimation. of government: ed institutions vailed to each county wrH tta into this convention and Into thegoing Amer- are fwln favorites in oncauses every tected, renew d pledges to the time honcoming campaign In the same great committee membership on a slip of 1latform Satisfies. ican to hang his head In shame for the I fei that we are and I know paper and hand H to the secretary. ored policies of the Republican attitude of our government down there Our national platform satisfies the way When this carried a motion to adunder the present administration. conscience of all good Americans who that you feel that we are. We all party. o'clock also carried. President Wilson pulled down the glory in the Americanism of George know the occasion demands U and as journ until nathe of Indorsement 1 Orson Republicans we are going to rise Party of Commlttlea. i4 government that Mexico then had, Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Wil- real to the occasion, aa our party always tions! platform of the Republican and refused to build up another in liam McKinley and Theodore-'Roose-veThe of the committees membership has risen to the occasion In great follow: its stead. Utah people who have setNone will question Jhat conparty. emergencies been have Mexico in tled hard own amongst whose save The mentioned name In each those first science A speedy return to constitutionYou know and I know that In this county representation on the comthe greatest sufferers of all the Amer- dealings teaches them to suspect the al government with the election icans in Mexico. four- convention will be found the ability, mittee la that of the member of the thoughts if others. of Warren G. Harding and Calvin Furthermore, it is safe to say that square for the Interpretation of it, aa &the will, and the moral fiber to write platform and resolutions committee; platform that will truly become a the second la the member of the orC. Coolldge, la promised, and the any future administration that may given by our presidential candidates. comundertake to cultivate, - for political Republicans of every school of poli- real contract with the people of Utah ganization and order of business standard bearers of the Republiand which will contain those true Re- mittee, and the third Is the- - member advantage, those whose- voices are tical thought have accepted its princan party lauded. broad Its publican principles by which an ade- of the committee on credentials: raised and whose hande are ready to ciples. Standing upon Platform submits to judgment Beaver J. C. Jeffers, George Jefbe raised against our government, will American surface we find the brain- quate program for the administration remost and the polisterner and electorate U'ah of meet with prompter patriotic of Utah state affairs for the next four ferson, W. B. Ball. particular iest, the ablest of this years will be guaranteed. sentment from our people than haa and industrious leadership Boxelder John W. Peters, John W. cies of federal aid and adminisOn it stands Elihu Root, tration proposed in national platthe present national administration. generation. The ticket nomftiated by this con- the Nestor of American statesmanship form which are of peculiar lnter-evention must be elected riext Novem- who even at this moment in in Europe and concern to people of state. ber, or hi stead of state officers I fear holding aloft the torch of liberty to we shall need a receiver to take charge light the dark path of European poliEconomy Pledged. of state affairs before another elec- tic that some ambitious- Americans especially to the Referring come around, if tho present state would have us travel. By bis side is tion would protect policies which remain In control. Four-year- the scholarly Lodge. Leonidas at exploiters American Industry from foreign the the party now in control of Thermopylaie or Horatius at ago which competition and policies our state affairs, made many solemn bridge over the Tiber never stood domain for would utilize public pi mtses to the citizens of this com- more bravely against the besiegers of benelt of livestock industry and monwealth, pledging economy and ef- his countrys sovereignty than Lodgs the homesteader. ficiency in the conduct of the state and his fellow senators, stood against Platform pledges to curtail govadministration. Unfortunately during tho besiegeis of this country's sovand ernmental extravagances aberration the ereignty. moment of temporr a Beside them is Hyrum Reed Smoot In his lauds Senator voters gave it control, and instead of Johnson, the fearless senator from ' efforts toward Federal retrenchit and efficiency our neighboring state, who with a ferpracticing economy ment. haa virtually run riot In the practice vor and genius worthy of Theodor "THe Inefficient extravagance, of extravagances and inefficiency. Roosevelt himself, aroused the real inconsistent and" otherwise' mis- -' The apparent' greatest "achievement patriotism of, gpathetlo America to taken policies of the national pf the administration has been along the support of the Republican leader- Tt5emocratlc administration " "have that peculiar line of party "endeavor; ship. ' . not been matched, if surpassed, On our platform we are able to that has caused two or more offices to spring up where only one existed count all shades of .Republican leadby the Democratic administration g in the affairs of our own state, industry ership. There i Hughes and Khox,f before. This Mcone plank says. The next comhaa been carried on with so much per- Raymond Robbins and Medill e twenty-onthe pares preceding sistence that it haa njaterlallyeaided Cormick a'nd among these and a yearns of Republican rule in Utah conservative and in emptying the state treasury and galaxy of !. characterized by a high state of leaders is on a debt amounting to Progressive creating So burdensqme has taxation who towers as on of the highest efficiency, and-- usefulness.. ! s become under ifUVstate'ifdrti intsfratlcm-iML-bAyg- praks among hla fellows,' Reed Smodt Democrats .at. of ..Utah .j.i. .You v co tn plilznmt, ou r,., n e n ' whfvtf ''Dent of now unitedly and insistently demandgolvd ..judgment and appreciation the platform charges, that a reduc- great services In demonstrating your ing a change. We feel have never been realized. And so tion in state expenses can be made, approval of Senator Smoot's work. figures, are glVen to substantiate that we can prevent future raises in Utah never claimed a citizen who this argument, concerning the more nearly personified her emblem taxation. bonded indebtedness or the state, Our policy haa been and will con- of industry. No one has done more etc. Utah tinue to be to provide protection for to help the world to understand Increased taxes are cited to help Utahns to understand and and own production. our labor, goods in administration and We believe there should at once be in- Jhemselves. More than anyone else general tlte "inefficiency of Dem-ocithis fellows In religion appreaugurated a businesslike systembusi-of should adml list ration is scored. ciate him and reward his work. He handling the great and important The platform charges Democraness of road building. It Is not too has broken down many barrier of tic administration with creating much to promise that our party will prejudice- - for them, and hundreds of useless public offices and increasnever be so blinded by partisan zeal as thousands speak of Utah with greater ing state payroll beyond bounds of to be unable to discern the state's wel- regard because of the work of Reed expediency. Smoot fare. State road commission Is scorthe dying We have made, good to A Chairman Llvirigeton arose ed for what is called its "shameThe was all katlr. wish of Theodore I Rooeevelt. ful waste of public funds." And speak the convention when united a party. in the party Republican end enthusiasm here also figures are given as ar with will rejoice in course of his remarks he mentioned Every real Republican gument. itate board of land comof both th conservative tbe presence the Smoot, Reed delegate of name comes the in missioners for censure for and for several and the progressive type within his jumped to their feet making "questionable loans" and and in true wholesome governs vast amount of figures follows second cheered as a tribute to the party, ment qach type appreciates the bali senior senator from Utah. this charge. t ancing Influence of th other. If It It is declared also that the state Clxalnnan IJrtngMons Sjeech. were not for the restraining power of board Cl equalization and as. th progressive The opening address by Temporary th conservative sessment has abridged the rights and would fly off into space, and if It were followed, Livingston Chairman of the taxpayers ane has exerthe prohe was applauded time and again as not for the pulling power ofwould cised autocratic authority. be Demo- gressive the conservative of the actions the censured he Failure Is charged on the part and declared that come inert and reactionary. Like the administration cratic of Utah's chief executive to accourse it is th the Republican party doe not believe xery planets In their complish results with the grant in turning over to foreign power the pulling force of one and the restrainof $26,000 which was appropriatpeople ing force of the other that results Corsets Suits authority which the American ed by legislature to Investigate have sacredly delegated to the legis- In th perfect harmony with which Undefwear affairs of statb offices and the Coats of they function. A true conception of of tbe government branch lative governor 'is challenged' to make enlighten might States this United Dresses principle the great Lingerie public his findings. Mention of the name of Rdot, Lodge tjie Democracy as to the unanimity ef Wash Goods Skirts to our party this year. High Cost Cited. and' other stirred, tie audience Waists The high cost of living is touched wild applause, but The demonstration Jewelry Capital and Labor..,.' held due to gross excame whence referred to Sep. Reed, Bpon and discueed th DemDress Goods Shoes Mr. " Livingston mob was The Utah. great Smoot, of pansion of currency and credit, and Its foradministration ocratic demGoods and - reduced the Instant In Toilet . burdensome sn on its feet Stockings production, policy at some length, concluding taxation and swollen profits And onstration lasted for. several seconds. eign as foilowe: The address of Chairman Livingston the Democratic administration Is party My friends.' th Republics held responsible for bringing these follows In part: Is not a party of classes. Experience Renubconditions to pass by its unsound our last quadrlennlal Since has taught ue that capital is tb leg- -fiscal policies It la held that waa held some itimate convention state lican goal to which honest, Induscapital and labor must compose that of the world' moat momentoua enact- 'triou labor aspire, andwillwe hop labor their difference before, the preFour-Lea- f help ments of human affairs have passed th Republican party vailing scale of prices can be remodi .either us to let h that the realize But expirations, hop Into history. is held that production duced. It with storm has spent 1U fury and that the estly or coplouely. inssrnJwrvIc ycordance which must be stimulated- and that both W have the effort, industry IteelX out. burned haa fire and must labor capital join equalmade a survey of the situation but we it puu forth, and y gTo not propose ly In the effort. cannot compute tbe losses. Undis- to ptifie such laudabi! aspirations Failure of party in power to Ours is a representative govern-- ' mayed wo are now ready to begin tbe give vitality to prohibition law la delemeet, and you and crest work of reconstruction and deplored. And commission form The reaction from the last gates, hold our credentials here today of government for larger citiea In four year experience has had a sober- from its only sovereigns, the men and Mate. It is held, has proven to W all recog- women whose lives are the glory ef ing effect upon u all. contain Inherent weaknesses. for united America and demand whoe brains ane the nize Imperative Is wf demanded. modification In the great work before us. Prawn and blopd' create the means section Is Republican party giveh credit, We and it defense. re toward Ite the first step for upkeep ajid in this for reclamation program spreadto normal conditions ber In! are here to think, act and speak for turning We ing throughout the nation. And neces-urrent 1 the recognize tbm. No rreater compliment was era ice men are lauded In annther Uh. here today a reaf'ever paid xtrar integrity than that slty of orgenizing plank. Republican convention and of con- - jj paid b) the men and women who have The women of the nation are Republican campaign ent runted their political obligation ducting a of the Siwan B Anthony amend'and. ask-- 1 in which the true eoul srd conscience and desires into your car ment. and the Republican party will be vivi- ed you to represent them at this conAmerican aroused of In office to If en trust Utah, ne And w could eomm.t vention fied. promise a n wirderly and efficient sure that you are gmg greater political crime trim that of a "Lam the of elate quite admtjiistration to fill tb requirements of the call that Infidelity to tbo trust Imposed upon a 1 I I Ml! I I PUBLIC SEBVICE admln-tatration- a, 'dy ht lt. Ae-stan- Shumaay, R. H Morgan. Cache Joseph Joseph Qulnney, Odell, George D. Ofcsto. Carbon Carl It. Marcusen. L. A. McGee. A. W. Horsley. Daggett Joeeph L Wad. Joseph L Wade, Joseph I. Wad. Davie K. M. Whiteside. D. R. Robert Miller. Duchesne J. . May, A. T. Mex-1Dannie Harry, Emer: Rumiiet Singleton, E. E. io, county chairman. o For state treasurer the name of Davis county. ArW. thur Larson, of Weber county end D Button, of Summit county, wilt ba For placed Before th convention. auditor tha qam of Mark Tuttle la menprominently mentioned. . Tho tioned for attorney general are Her vey Cluff. of Utah county: II. ., and A-- E., Bowen, Smith, of Salt of Cache county. H l Adamic Know. a candidate to Justice J. E. Frick C. H. bench Garfield Thomas Sevy, Tebbs, succeed htYnaelf on the supreme W. J llndereon. and James Cherry, or Sanpete county Grand J. 1. Miller, J. A. Elmer, and T. D. Lewis, of Salt Lake wilt before the convene J, A. Elmer. probably be placed . Iron John 8. Wllklneon. W. It turn. Caucused are being held today to Leigh, James C. Robinson. Jr. Juab Thomas H. Burton, Dr. S. B. name new representatives on th state Charles E. Hutsh. Laker, committee and a number of changes K-- n W. W. Seegmlller, Edward are expected. There la a concerted ef, L. B Pugh, Carroll. fort to put young men rn the organiMillard W. R. Thom peon. Joeeph sation. it la said. It la understood a T. Flnllneon, Frank Paxton. new atate chairman wltt be named. reconTh afternoon session wa Morgan Charles Helner, A. R. vened at J:10 o'clock. Th theatre Bertnock, S. N. Florence. Piute John Henry, O. P.( Snow, was filled to capacity with many James A. Steal. standing In th isles. Rich William J. Fox, Arthur Arthur L. Thomas, chairman of tha Arthur McKinnon. credentials committee, read the reM. M. port Halt Lake T. L Holman, stating that 5J7H delegates had Warner. Jr., A. L. Thomas been recommended to be accepted as A. W. C. San Juan Lyman. J. the official count from ths stats at Bonip, J. H. Wood. large. Th report also urged that D. W. Candlend, Henry Sanpete eath county be permitted to vote Its M. Madison. C. Jackson, full strength. It was recommended Sevier R. D. Young. L. W. James. that district No. ( of Salt Istka counW. P. Payneadditional ty, be allowed one-haF.lmer vote Raddon. Riwnmit 8. I of which it waa deprived by Wright. Robert Young. previous error. Th report of th Tooele James Jc Wrathall, A. credentials committee was adopted. Oeorg Chase. The report on permanent orgabiz-etto- n .Uinta Charles De Moisey, Enoa was next read by - L. A. McGee, B Yilon, J. K. Bullock. chairman. nd this also- was adoptJohn O. Petaraon, I Utah Preeton ed. Hunter. R. H. Boswell. Th permanent organization of th L. T. E. D. Hatch. Clegg, convention wae named as follows: Wasatch J. A. Wootton. Chairman, W. D. Livingston Of Salt Albert David Hirtch, Washington Lake: vies chairman, A. W. Jensen of , E.' Miller, Joeeph T. Atkin. Ephraim: Mrs. Clesson B. Kinney of Georg Salt Lake: M. O. Packard of fprlng-- , Wayne Joseph Eckeraley, Worrell, Lerter Riddle- villa: O. B. Murdock of Beavfr; secWeber J. C. Davis, W. H. Reeder, retary, Hamilton Oardner af Salt Robert J. R. Ward. Lake; assistant eecretarles, Th congressional conventions will Wallis of Rooeevelt: Charles Jone of Mrs. J. W. Hammond of follow tho atate convention and con- Coalville;Mias of Lillian Robarry siderable Interest In thee la evident. Price; names probably Grantsville; A. K. Beveridge - of Salt Among those who fit Logan; will be presented to the congressional Lake City; C. W. T.Dunn E. Browning of convention are Don B. Colton, of seargsnt at arms, Ogden; assistant aergants at arms, J. Uinta county and .Wilford E. Day of C. Jensen of Heber, A. L Grover of Iron county In tha first district and of St. E. O. Leatherwood, Hamilton Gard- Garland, J.Joseph I. Atkin of Salt Lake. ner and Brigham Clegg In th second Georg.W. C. Findllng Reea of Mornl, Georg City, district . BroWn of Saline; chaplain. Rev. to failed Tha caucuses last night .Fleetwood of 8alt Lake. . race In candidates the develop many for secretary of atata and party leadJOB PRINTING AND BOOK ers were at a loss to know who might BINDING. ' ba nominated for tha place; are th We pioneers In Job PrintAt th caucus of Cache county and Book Binding In ths stats. held last nighty at tha Cul- ing art ths best for kindlen hotel, th candidacy "of H. E. Our facilities of work, no maltea how clasa any ling wa of atate for Crockett secretary to large or how email. unanimously Indorsed,, according a statement made by Oeorg D, Cas THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT. Don ClAyton, Tol-me- 1 cKinnon. lf . W,-W- a, st . office-creatin- $807,-2.714.)- Scored-EcMndtttfb- tr lid te.i b .x. under-Democrati- ic T. It.1 ss . You Know What Keith-- - O Briens Rummage Sales in the Past Have Been. This One Will Establish a New Record for. Value-Givin- g . 1 Boys Furnishings Handkerchiefs Household Furnishings Millinery Neckwear-Glove- s . . Ribbons Notions Infants Wear Pictures , In Addition , Clover Tags Have 1000 Lucky Been Distributed Throughout the Store on Articles Priced so Low as to be a Lucky Find - rl e-- Drug Sundries Art Novelties Mens Furnishings j Kaillv-O'Rri-Qii r.o j |