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Show VOL. 7. NO. 10. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MARCH 10, 1928. $10)0 A YEAR RAPS VETERAN DEMOCRAT SCORES WE MEET f UTAH DEMOCRATS Poignant Paragraphs From Reeds Address ; CORRUPTION OF GOVERNMENT BY CONSCIENCELESS CROOKS Paints Vivid Picture of Traitorous Betrayal of People by Men in High Office of the Land. Vividly picturing the traiteroui conduct of crooked politician in bartering the birthright of Americans on the block of corrupt campaign contributions and asserting that concentrated wealth through the agency of conciencelcss partisans is destroy- ing the fundamentals of democratic government in our country, Senator James A. need of Missouri, candidate for the Democ ratio nomination for president, made a masterly appeal to Democrats and Republicans of Utah, Monday night, to join in restoring Ilia functions of government to the hands of the people. In words that burned the fiery southern senator told of ths SO' eret scheme of the coneclencelesa clique that gave birth to the colossal corruption of the llardlng-Coolld- g told Draper Presents nd ministrations. Ha how the pairfpered, predatory contributed huge sum to put over three schemes, with assurance from ths schemers that they would reap rich reward from the pockets of ths people. Vast Audience. Senator Read spoke to an that packed the hietoric Salt Lake theatre from pit to tho topmost gallery Hundreds' were turned away for the lack of standing room nnd more thnn S00 were parked upon the spacious stage. Thousands more listened to the masterful address broadcast over Noted Statesman To Great Crowd ct In one of the moat unique Introductory addresses ever heard at a local Democratic gathering, Delbert V. Draper, elate chairman uf the Democratic party Introduced Senator James A. Read to tho great audience that heard him In the Salt Lake theatre Monday IN SALT LAKE APRIL NINTH TO NAME NATNL DELEGATES Concentrated wealth, operating through corrupt politicians, ig destroying the heritage of Americans human liberty. The great fundamentals of our government "are being undermined by the Republican party with its policy of bureaucratic strangulation of state rights and local The Republican party is bartering the sacred ballot for corrupt campaign contributions. The assassin who plunges a dagger into the back of a man, murders one individual but the conscienceless corrupter of the ballot assassinates the liberty of a na- Time and Place of State Nominating Meeting to Be ' Decided in Evening of Same Date. Gem State Is First to Passes Out Halos to Re Salt Lake City wag chosen a the place and April ft, Name Instructed Dele publican Campaign was designated to Democratic Fund Contributors in convention for as the time for holding the Democratic ntntv nominating delegates to the raHouston. Testimony to Senators. tional convention at Houston, Texas, June Democratic at 26, when tha state committee met here Monday. tion- When corruption was found in high places during of President Grant that sturdy soldier said, time the let not one of the rascals escape. But when corruption is found in high places now, Coolidge openeth not his mouth. He is as mum as a Boston oyster stranded on the beach in August. I would not say an offensive. Harry M. Daugherty, the foulest insect that ever dragged its slimy trail across the page of history. Combination of pacificism and internationalism, and concentration of power in Washington, largely through stretching and distortion of the federal eon stitution, have been undermining the established poliJ cies of the fathers. To take this government out of the hands of hood lers, grafters and lobbyists and place its control' once more in the hands of the American people, is the most ' important question before the people. night. the radio. Dr. Draper said: For more than two hours this vast audience sat In rapt attention Ladles and Gentlemen: vocifIn behalf of tho state committee save for frequent burete of erous applause while the forceful of the Democratic party of Utah, speaker drove home his telling I welcome this magnificent gathertruths. In a manner Inoffensive yet ing here tonight. We have met toa honor, and to be Inetructd by unanswerable. He spoke with the full conscious- distinguished visitor-Thon Junior senator from Utah ness of one thoroughly advised hi the folwhat he said, yet with due consid- Joins In the welcome eration for those concerned, and lowing wire Just rectviad:cannot bo Pleads for Return to Fun"I regret exceedingly with frequent expressions of re- home to Join tho Democrats of damentals of Demogret that facta compelled the ties Utah In extending greetings to of harsh words. to Am Reed. Senator delighted cratic Government. Senator Reed appeared upon know ho will apeak In Utah. He ie the stag accompanied by Cover- - an tha among H. outstanding figure James . JLDern. 'oUV1 bduhtry.' Ho la Hoyle, Democratic national eom- - aOTfiBBtflTKr fearless in hla advocacy of Demois the complete (ext mftueman, nnd Delbert Bl.r Dra- cratic of of Fallowing principles and defense tha masterly address of Senaper, Democratic stale chairman. states and tha of principles tor James A, Reed, of Missouri, d rights The advent of ths and leaders of Democratic candidate for the presveteran of the senate was the sig- of tha founders him kindest idential nomination, Glv my Democracy. delivered nal for a hurst of applaus. Aiaurs Utah Democrats Monday night at tha Salt Lake regards Introduces Speaker. that everything portends Democra- theatre: Chairman Draper introduced the tic success In the coming election. I shall taka tha liberty of exIn a unique speaker of the evening WILLIAM H. KING, veree pressing my own vlewa frankly blank in speech constructed We rejoice In the timely visit of fully aware of the fact that the that drew special comment ,he distinguished colleague of Sen- - creat council of tho party which Senator Reed. . alor King. Ha comes to us preach- - next Jure will assemble at HousTlit senator flrjt expressed jj,irip harmony and political it own platform of the great alJlt.oune. a clipping from a recent ton. will writs conduct Its own buaineaa. ence that greeted hint and paid Jjisaca of tha dally press suggests and Tha impending campaign will to us a new statement of the Issue determine tidy rompllntent to the west governmental policies most often stressed by the speaker which ara of remarking that It always seemed vital concern to the when of tha to him that God Almighty rends as follows: republic. It evening. issued skimming tlie milk of humanity In a complaint Tuesday I shall venture to outline what has a hah't of turning the cream by the county attorney, C. L. I conceive to be some of the conover the western side of the dish. Ulank Is charged with practicing issues. Realizing that he was facing a- medicine without a license. It is trolling If In your opinion these hemes politically mixed audience the sen- complained that he treated a pa are of vital importance, then stor remarked. "I know I havo njtirnt for cancer by applying a cer should not he obscured or the they batlot of Republicans In this house. uln type o( oi( on the diseased tle lost division over minor How do 1 know this? of Taylorsville questions. by 'tissue, north a mile i already feel my virtue lcav-.o- n the nedwood road. If the policies of the Republican Tt seems fair to charge tho Reing me. party are injurious end dangerwonder The senator expressed medicine ous. with publicans practicing that any man In Utah could be a without a license. They have been If the great fundamental of Republican. applying oil on diseased tissue all government are being underminWhy la any man In Utah a Re- the way from the national capitol ed. he demanded. to the Teapot Dome. publican, Then, all to unite Is It because for CO years or We here In Utah are often told in resistance.patriots ought two more you havo been paying that in fighting for Democracy r.a It Is Democratic division Certain price for things for the benefit are fighting for a lost cause. We mean Republican sucees. of some gentlemen down eastT are orten told that If we seek ofAnd surresa means "Is It becauao the government it fice that our rhanree are Infinite,- that weRepublican shall not only lne the continuously Invading and taking ly better In the Republican par- great laauea, but will also lose the o your rights to run your own stats ty. It may be so. and we W!!-lace n Democrat, now and then government ? Th ehlef doctrine of military The Repub- and The senator then described the yield to thin argument. la divide of bu- lican party lias the money. It has and political strategists Republican development destroy. trumIt has tho restricdomination and the organisation. reaucratic If we engage In Internecine contion of state and Individual rights pets but troversies over questions uimn concluding with the observation which there la grave division withla there no man who dares to that now they were causing the in the party, then we play directly to apeak hla mind climax by attempting to regulate into the hand of the enemy. the current tide of Against the travel or migratory birds, preIt la Indisputable that If everycomthought Interstate public sumably under the body Insists on having hla own way Dh ye. there ara auch men; merce act by a wild etretch of about everything, nnlwdy will have We know them well Imagination that If a hla way about anything. (Scoundrels all. nr fools, or I submit that the moat hluejay plrka up a kernel of corn Important knaves in en adjoining state and files Into before the American peoquestion there branded an by In At least, the Utah with It hs is engaged ple la to drive the Republican parfellows Interstate transportation of ty from power; to take this gov(tome may ha knaves and Economy. ernment nut of the hands of bood-tern Iherebe fools to the Referring grafters and lobbyists and to But none tha less, mankind the economy cry of place Its control onco more In the haa reached the heights senator said this could be sumhand of the American people. Astride the soaring thought med up In IS. BO saved on tha That great preliminary work ran of those White House laundry nnd $1.7i only he accomplished hy a united In their no honor Who knew used on saved by girl paper clips and militant democracy. time. Once the Democratic! party Is employe for hairpins and In power. I hope to se It The cup of death was pawed econthese tell about you "Thy rrfnnugurate In all their vigor the to Hocralee omies' hut they don't any a word prlnc'ple enunciated 7v Jaffer dollars Because he would not prat tha about stealing a billion on and enforced hv Jackon. common thought, The worth of oil. he shouted. The departure from these safe. Inmerely how the tell you "They don't rules of government must he But spoke, and dared to give ternational war debts are being arrestPd. or w will soon erase to to youth shifted from Europe to your own untried A glimpse of thing backs and why."' Demanding blond. and new. Soon after th war." h continAnd lie who boldly raised hla ued. them was n cry to cancel the Yet tlita I proved: voice foreign wnr debt. This originated. The unafraid, who give exRebuking. Bcrlbea and Phar-- I I believe. In the Morgan banks pression to themselves see. Investbanka these Because Why? In honesty, live on In death, Denouncing unctloua hypoed In some IlMMOD.noo worth While crite they who strangle of European bonds and they wantthought. Pled for hi word on a felnational ed tha lin.noo.onn.oao Or apeak to gain the plaudits on's crow. debts rnnretled so they could colof the hour. Scorned and brought (o naught lect tha 111.000.000,000 for themDissolve at last and disappear selves." In endless night. As for prosperity about which o Ah, we who wear the hndga much la said by the' Republicans It cannot be mid (hat our honof easy fellowship th senator declared that It Is true ored guest la afraid. Ilia voice haa Are hound, and cannot aea there I prosperity In the rnnntry. been raised In the halls of Contime. our though you haven't seen any of It. gress. and throughout the length In number there la safety: It is found mnong the financial and breadth of tha land In defense We dare not leave the beaten baron, th aieel trust, the railroads of hla convictions without regard trark and some other pet Interests for to the popularity nr unpopularity We love the crowd: whose benefit the governmental of the Issue. And when we hear the rutting manipulated. machinery I have exceeding pleasure In intruth "Rut. what nbnut the 43.000,000 like lira ft sounds troducing to you that atnoua Mispeep) of this countvy In agrlrtil- souri Democrat, Senator James A. We, therefore. Join the hue and cry Ritd. (Centluusd oa page two) , national committeemen served to divide the delegations at tha state convention into opposing factions whirh indulged In a prolonged battle that finally elected Asher B. Wilson to the national committeeship. Voting on the question came after the convention had been tied up most of the day In a row over tha seating of contesting delegations from Ada and Bonneville counties. On tha first ballot, sixty-fovotes were cast in favor of a resolution calling for an Instructed delegation for the New York governor, while nine opposed it and one stood for Indorsement at Smith. The vote was quickly made unanimous and the convention then turned to selection of the 24 delegates to tha national convention, Tha delegation will carry a voting poorer of eight and will be hound by the unit rule. Wilson Wins When Hitchcock Reur i TEXT OF MASTERLY ADDRESS BY SENATOR JAMES A. REED e .,c s sr nor-Cso- rge gray-halrc- corn-Cnnlld- a, Conltdre-Re-publica- eleeve-hulder- s. an-cle- r.t tire. be a government of liberty, equal. ity and Justice. . If I comprehend the spirit of eur Institutions, this government was established to protect tho life, and property of th iadivtd- - Bb-rr- ty usL BLACK FOOT. Idaho Idaho Democrats In convention here look tha lead among western states In the matter of sending an Instructed delegation to tha national convention for Governor A1 Smith of New York for president. There was never any question about tha Idaho Democrats being for Smith but a local fight over Tha clash over seating of county delegates was compromised when Beecher Hltchock of Band Point, Idaho, withdrew from tha race for national committeeman In order to allow the seating of th Ada county group which had Twin Falls waa then elected na- tional committeeman. Both delecounty gations from Bonneville were seated when they agreed to lend their support to Wilson. Mrs. Teresa L. Graham of Couer d'Alene was elected national commit- heUjiAariu.wilf Aadjhlq protection xng. exerted against the criminal Tie- ments of ooclety; againat tha of fortlgn powers, and against usurpations and aegretalona own our by governmental agencies. To this end we ordained the Constitution and attached to It the tee-woman. Immortal hill of rights: It was contemplated that there should be reserved to local communities the largest right of That the states shou.'o be In all respects sovereign, save ea they had expressly granted limited powers to the federal government; And that all powers not expressly so granted should be served lo the state and the peo- -j Resolutions were adopted condemning the present tariff schedule but favoring a reasonable protective tariff pledging Democracy to constructive legislation to relieve agriculture, end demanding strict enforcement of all laws, Including the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead art. Smith Opponent lame jr Big Voto Delegatee to Houston were in- struct d to use all honorable I means to nominate A1 Smith. A pla thereof That the powers of tha federal movement started hy T. A. should be confined to'jters of Canyon county to eliminate the protection of tho nation in in- -' the name of Smith from the controversies; to the solution for the New Yorker was settlement of controversies between defeated hV a E$ to 14 vote. Four delegates at large wer states; regulation of interstate commerce: eetahl'sbment of elected by tha convention, includand certain ing James H. Hawley and Moaea and postrosda minor powers. Alexander, both of Boise; Robert It was contemplated that the Elder of Couer d'Alene and Beechfederal government should there- er Hiichrork. fore by a very elmple form of govOther delegate elected were W. ernment. rarely touching the In- R. Chapman, Twin Falla; L. K. ... the dividual rights of George Mackay; people. Dillingham. Back of this schema of govern- Ktaher. Bancroft: Frank E. Dakar, ment was the theory sound then Black foot: Kdwnrd M. Holden, Idaand sound now. that when the ho Falla: J. F. Jenny, Cottonwood: federal government assumes juris- C. B. M illion. Rod Springs; Bert diction over a question H due ao Miller Idaho Falls: John D. Pope, In diminution of th powers of the Boise: Ramsay Walker, Wallaea; It- - J. Harding, Malad, and George states. Likewise. It waa recognized that Mix. Moscow. in proportion as authority i cen- Fight On Credential Slows Meettered In the federal government, ing. After getting off to a flying not alone the states hut also Indietart at noon, with convention to vidual lore (he ability protect themselves against governmental leader hopeful of apeedlly seating nr to acrompllsh the various delegations and preaggression dicting almost unanimous vote to changes in the law. The father held to the theory Instruct the natlonel convention hold to tha theory tht the delegates for A! Rmlh, the two q Intervened and people of a stale like Utah know county rows better what they need than a brought the convention to a halt middle of the afternoon, Congress composed largely of men In theS:2A p.m. who hare never been within the until border of this great rnuimon-wealtUtah can run her Select from the home of her people and ' betfrom tha rapltal of her ter than that business ran be run Delegates of tha United hy tha Congress States, or hy any hoard nr comARCO. Ida. J. D. M'Oe was mission sitting In Washington. of tlm Butt The fathers aim thought that It sleeted rhalrman waa the duty of the federal gov- Count v Democratic rent rut comernment to maintain unimpaired mute" at a meeting held lent the Integrity, tha aoverelgntr and Thursday afternoon in Arro. Ha fills the varanev caused by the th dignity of th United Stales. Interference hy arv foreien po- death of O. W. Lake. latent Huiiprbons are pinning nn tentate or power with any ef tha active and energetic campaign, rights of the republic were to he said Mr. P.uver. secretary, to work ternlv resented and repelled. sucre at the poll uf nut only During recent year two move- for ments running along parallel lines the natinnal and state tickets, but Have been gradually undermining county nnd precinct a well. The meeting last Thursday was these established policies. attended hv a representative numThe first la n combination of ber. paellelsm and lnlerntnntUm ' post-offic- es T h. hu-ln- Democrats County fCnntlnued nn Tags Four) TIME HIR The Grand Oil Party will enter the coming big campaign under flaring banners telling the story ot an effervescent Tea Pot scandal. Butting In on a family quarrel In fatal rulings Making Nicaragua. againat Western Colorado's big oil All of which ahnls developments! leads its In wonder whether the rank and file of the American people are going to endure such drastic aellona and clamor fur mure. or rome nut and make a clean house next fall? Graud Val. ley Ntwq HDt'KE-CT.EWlN- . BORAH MAY BE DARK HORSE REPUBLICAN Senator Willinm K. Borah, of Idaho, may heroine a rnndldiite for the Repuhllean presidential nomination. Thla 'possibility Is disclosed In the aetlon of th Republican state central committee of Idaho which last week adopted resolution Indorsing Senator Rornh for the nomination. The Idaho senator haa never suggested that he would he s candidate fur preiddrnt, hut It la assumed that In view of the artbm of the atute commute, he candidal. may be a rccepth "bounce Chairman Will Hays of tha Republican National committee of 1B20. told the aonato. Teapot Dome committee Thursday all about th holy and righteous spirit In which he accepted IKB.000 from Mr. H. J. Sinclair, oil potentate and national oil reserve grafter supreme. ho accommodatingly supplied a part of. the money used to buy offices In the year of Mr. Harding a overwhelming victory. There waa nothing wrong about It. according to Diogenes Hays, because Sinclair gave tha committee 17 fi.OOu outright and supplied col-jl- rl upon which It borrowed IVS.OUO more. The transaction, admittedly a bit gangrened at th tart, waa surrounded with haloe at the conclusion, in Mr. Hays' opinion, because th committee gave back the collateral after It bad served Us purpose. With characteristic Republican celerity, the party's Journalistic spokesman tha length ami breadth of tha land havo hauled out the y whitewash and ara busily tarnlahed points on tha Diogenes Hays' superstructure and Justifying with timeworn alible not only what tha com- 3 titles did but also what tha convention will open at 11 o clock in the morning. rrneed for uter. hut proh! th local thestrea ' .T.h onday Meeting waa 1 April" J7'fc0n, th eeenlng of tln,e he commit- te wit! nd to decide uponto thotim?2I3 hoIdln state oonvea-atecnudldatea ofwSIH U w" thVt State Committee Entertains Reed At Party Banquet 7a r&zsEzrisrssg nJX,,,jr Senator James A. Reed. Mrs. Reed and members of tha Reed party wer guest of honor at a banquet Monday night given at the Xewhouae hotel by tha Democratic Th- ' mvoni lo. 'I1 - state committee. The affair waa Invitational and limited to numbers of the stale -- ref f"1 ,rMon thereof th ta committee and a few Invited elate MeSST"0' gueeta. Thla apportionment In the of The object banquet upon motion M." bE22 ' distinaddition to honoring th hla Motion prevailing guished visitor, waa t0 enable tha !lkr'Vl11:.' m5. "5 party reduc?hf ,hd of working forces of the statecontact delegate to organisation to personally Mliln th zp. tha senator and hear from him imrtionniant: on a basis of IDO votes soma sound advice as to organisaoulJ?ds counties objected t tion and work that la necessary In Jhreduction In doleratea on tho to bring success In th coming ground that It would rlv$ Btlt Lek campaign wouun 2 ua5vd' Gow. Georgs H. Dern presided at the banquet and at tha conclusion Mailer ,frep:ut.U,d, CUnU of ths meal, which was punctuated Sinclair did. H.U Mulllner. author excellent male quartet d Tha public, though with some W Missouri the introduced music, of tha adroitness with appreclatlvo 'JW0Uld five Salt which Republican editors plaster senator. ,l Uka vantage because hla belief The senator declared the whole reeking business with of delegatee eleet- has always bean spotless kalaomine, cannot get that thla country e?.unljr Would Ml M- around tha question that haa both- essentially Democratic and he de- lend whilt only , ered it ever eince Fall, Doheney, clared Me further belief that had outside eounttss would fram bepreienti the party stuck to fundamental Sinclair, Daugherty et ala., ,h ameller dclega- - .jj' bircxed dtIr Mtiis offltw "Vad'1 PrlacIPl m laid .down would Th aon. Instead of trailing nearly atola Teapot Dome. tendance at pop-- thoe .lartJd question ararrely needs repeating, false gods and ' aava for ihea same aglla Republi- ular Issues of th day, it would Motion Adopted. been in power a great deal can Tha outside counties sould Sharp as have than It haa. they are In reassuring ua of un- more amounts rth:i!5iCh,I ruimtnt, how! that "No political party of Dlogcnei questioned honesty motloa wag can for exist to merely anything Hays and hla gang, they studiously avoid explaining what business Rln- - tha purpose of getting offlcea. litdlntlon wet receiv. d h ' Hair had in th". .ffalr .t iii: e'ndj "t'Tnr'niSfc.7 commi,tc. from what Hays had to sell whea ha ae- - ?,!?d,", den that tha state nom. f"" ,"d repfad th BTS.noo contribution and p,'V w write our h'd In theta C?"':enlion dlf- L $55,000 in bond. fred to furnish Stnclair. whore political hid. Th! a h!n rh,ra and tha of commerce advised a, slippery aa though dipped ln Ml hiJl If "elirvmin tTles hie own spacious petroleum tank, wlitThm hi! of th convention WBv thn 1,0 on played a aafa hand In th election ",d,4b borne by tha chamber If of 1920. Hs not only contributed , . . chnaen. th!jwClt,r of deciding upon IMe $78,000 to Hays and tha Republl - i dlffTr7l .n! waa can crew but rent th same amount ? put over until the committee h to Democratlo headquarters and far ,!JT5 evening of b. It from. honert Democrat., a "E? desert Y--V some ara ae Those In mao Prremu April I. to at still attendance good many being large, upon th wet ae th ocean. tha wet' ,.y h uphold th party's management In Meeting Included: D. T. .M' DrPr. accepting It. Th. fset. that Sin- r o!b'rt clalr impartially apread hla ftfta secretary; Joshua Green-wmj- d. I .YJT?. treasurer: 8. F. Dobbs of around di.clo.ed mors than ordinthla alacflon ,.,f th qu,tion 9 Kays- ery Interest in (hs outcome, to he war then let's d le '! Samuel H. King, Dsn B, hie advance of $ SS.000 more to the hand both or dryDemocratlo the end H. L. Mulllner, William R. Republirsns than he gave the Dem- Republican parties and settle ths Rhleldi. Wallace, of Salt Lake; O. A. Smoot, safe Indication of who Issue with wet ocrats la and parof dry Frovo. and Ray Demlng of he thought would win. The events ties. and th following chairmen: which followed need no especial InSome day Congress may repeal w. E. Davie, Boxelder; O. K. reward the telligence to brand them law but so long as this Huy, Carlton county; James Urle. for his magnanimous spirit when law dry the remains Mature upon founty; William Gardiner, I"" things were In the doubtful stage. sworn Is hooka, officer to every upMillard rounty; Newell Cook. MorThat part of it was too hlg an or- hold it. gan county; Joseph W. StrlngfcL There der for the ofman who out Any for goea low. Halt Lake county; I P. Net-so- n. to go fice wasn't enough material Intending to perjure himself Sanpete county; J. Boydan. around. on tliia matter Is not a safe man Summit county; Georgs BallirL Hays, stabilizer fur the tnovinr fur the presidency. Utah county. of and raptain picture Industry "The issue today I honAssociate rounty chairmen, presevery political ship needing more esty in greatest Never since ent. Included: hire. Bert Nichols, than ordinary ekill at a crippled 1912 has government. there such a spirit Boxelder rounty; Mrs. If. Smith. hi rudder, may hav Impressed on this Issue. It Is an Carlton rounty; Mrs. William with hie tn unite crowd of trough-dwelleon which can unite and go iron rounty: Mrs. Vila: sincerity, hut the rank nnd file r before the jieople to a Democratic Framptnn, Billiard rounty; Mnk the people ara saying. Now. I'll victory. V. Penrose. Balt Lake counFrank tell one. Wo want an American pulley ty: Mrs. Lillian Kggrrtaon, Ranpore for Amerlra no Interference from rounty; Mr Christian Jensen. FOR FAST FAVORS. outside and no Interference with Utah county, and Mrs. Joseph the outalde. We must have to re- Westermeyer, Weber county, That $7S.noo bond contribution made hy Slnclnir nnd hit aseocl-ute- a turn to the fundamentals of govIllness prevented the attendant- national ernment that our fathers stood fur." of Blrs. Burton to tho Republican W. Mueser, stats vice chairman. paten fund probably was in tha tHe in In southern states where gratenature of tithes donated ful consideration of past favors und Bermuda grsu Is often grown for: lie of continued good pasture, in anticipation ii;ill:y may be 1m- - LeClTlOCrStS IVlCCt pickings In th year to come. rto. - ever-read- Job-buyi- "El'S Ko'fTTr graft-satiate- bir? Sod n'n.l eif" , , m'r t Lo-ga- n. white-washer- s. it rs Lunar is-s- Soon, Says Cooke Sparks. King Looks Into Plans For F.LT. Nevada H. R. Cooke, rhalrman uf th liemorratie Mai central committee, returned to Reno, from emit hern Nevada, and announced that he expects to call the state central committee foe a meeting within the next ten days or two weeka. says Th Gasette. Following thla remmlttre meetwing to the south of the present structure. ing, Btr. Cooke said he would IsAt the treasury department Hon-at- sue a rail for (he etat liemocrat-I- c convention. He had no Idea wtM King talked with Assistant Herretary Bchuneman and with date tha convention would he set, Hie acting supervising architect. he said, until he confers with Ruth informed hint that no definite members of tha state committee. Mr. Cooke gave hla approval ts decision se to the site has been renched. but that sketches ere be plana for the reception and meet- lug prepared to show hoar various Ing for Senator James A. Reed, at sites ran he Improved and what j Missouri, who speaks at ths Gran-typ- e ly theatre in Reno Katurday of buildings can be most sutt-- l erected on each. Assistant nlng the plana having been msd hi Is absence, 'during Kchuneman it asked the probable Herretary at th senator tn return to the departnvrt that Cooks will preaid Monday, at which time the archi- Reed meeting because of bis party tect's sketches and suggestion will chairmanship. ba available, so that they might GROUND FOR SUSPICION. further consider tha matter of site. After the meeting Senator King Ben. Waterman urges that Blr. still maintained that ha waa dispos- Cnoltdg be drafted, and Hen. Wi ed to support th plan which he ternisn Is reputed to ba close to Blr. and others have understood for Cunllilge at Washington. Can It h arveral years would he adopted that those of us who smiled at whenever the necessary funds be-- 1 the president's ambiguous renua-cent- o available, namely, the en- - ielatlon of another nomination wer largement of the present federal not wholly wrung In our suspicion? - - ' . Z ... huildlnge-cS, Tribuna, i Creelty Nows. Larger Federal Structure that Rumor WASHINGTON ithe treasury department la strongly considering purrhase ot the property of the Walker estate, on the northwest corner uf Main el reel and j'ostoflce plane, in Salt Lake, aa a site for a new federal building, caused Senator King to begin a quiet Investigation today for the purpose of determining' whether the dpgrlmrnt had given thorough consideration to ths many other proposal offered. Senator King called on treasury dcpnitment officials this morning In response to Inquiries from Halt Lake, to ascertain whether the department haa abandoned, or may abandon. Its original plun or enlarging tha present federal build-nn ing by the erection of a wing land Immediately adjoining, lie expressed sentiment In favor uf nn additluiin! wing on the property Just west of the present building, or. It such expansion was nut considered feasible, th erection ef g eve-ab- I L 1 |