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Show I fr IriTY .J library UTAH tatrsnmn &J Y0U7.N0. 18. GOVERNOR SALT AKE CITY. UTAH, MAY 4, 1928. PRIMARIES; Will By a commanding majority at the atate-wid- e primary with Sen atora Keed and Walali aa hie n. Governor A1 gm it h of New won California' a Si Demo-crucidelegatee. The main feature of the California voting from tho alandpolnt of ilia Smith men la the popularitv the governor allowed among the voteru of the utale. Vila California Primariee bate long been cuueid-- i red aa a place where Governor Smith would have to allow whether hie strength lay with the people or with the politicians. It aiao waa a mailer of Smith bearding the lion in his den fur Smith waa opposed by the McAdoo fortes who attempted to moke a wet and dry laeue out of the primaries. UUservera believe now that tlio only opposition which the Smith forces can have, will eome from tha south and there is some variance of opinion aa to how ttrong this opposition will be. Smith's lead in California waa early noticed and it continued to increase as the returns came in; I.7SI of tho state's 1.753 precincts r.avs Smith 117,991 votea against 47,917 for Reed and 17,911 for Walsh. Hoover collected 447.000 votea Tha Republicans registered 1.900.. 000 voters while the Democrats registered 415.900. Tha southern part of the state Ignored the pleadings of William G. McAdoo to elect a dry candidate, Senator Walsh- - Smith 'led WaJsh more than two to ona In Loa Angelas and led Reed three to two. Tha delegatee before the California election were line up aa follows by disinterested obeervers: - 37; - fn-- ; Republicans'--Hoov- er, atructed. Ill; Colorado. X; Georgia. 3; Kentucky, 31; Louisiana, 19; Michigan, 31; Minnesota, 4; Ohio, 31; Hawaii, ! Claimed, !4S; Colorado 11; Delaware. 4 Georgia. 7; Iowa. 3; Louis-inn- s, 3 Maine, IS; Massachusetts, 37; Minnesota, 3 ;MiaBiaaippi, 13; Missouri, 13; Nebraska, 7; Nevada, 7; New Hampshire, 11 New Mexico, 7; New York 47: North Carolina, 13; Rhode IslRnd. 13; Tennessee. 14: Virginia. 19. Wisconsin, I; Philippines. 3. (Hoover a claims to 1st of these delegates are disputed by hia opponents. Tha delegates thua In dispute are: Colorado, I; Georgia, 7; Kentucky, 3; Louisiana, 13; Massachusetts. 39: Minnesota. 1; Mississippi. 13; Missouri, t; Nebraska. 4: Nevada, 7; New Mexico, 3; New North York, 30; Carolina, 9; Rhode bland, 1: Tennessee, 14; Virginia, IS; Wisconsin. 7.) For Lowden Instructed. 7S: Arkansas, '1; Illinois. 11: Iowa, 17; Minnesota, 1 ;Missourl, I; North Carolina, (; North Dakota, 13. Claimed, 153; Arkansas. 3; Colorado. 3. Illinois. It; Iowa, 10; Minnesota X; Missouri, 31; Nebraska, 16: New Mexico, 4; North Carolina, 7; Ohio, 30: Oklahoma, 11; South Carolina, 11; Wiscon-iln- , 3; Alaska, 1. (Lowdena claims to (9 of the listed In his claimed tutu! above are disputed by hia opponents. The delegates thus in dispute are: Colorado, 3; Missouri, 4; Nebraska, II; New Mexico, 3; North Carolina, 3; Ohio, 30; Oklahoma 13; Alaska, 1.) Curtis 49, Instructed, 33; Kansas, 33. Claimed, S3; Oklahoma, 10; Rhode Island, 1; Alaska, 3. (Curtis claims tq all of thcau lc lit on Page Four) Judge Johnson Sentences Many Named by Jury Juxtlca moved along speedily In the case of some of the indictments returned Friday by tha grind Jury and Wednesday found several sentenced after pleading guilty. Judge Tillman D Johnson took action in the following case: Charles McWade. Dyer act, four years, McNeill's Island. Edward Orlego, Dyer act 1 1 months. Utah county Jail- Perry C. Fisher, minor mail theft, 10 days rounly Jail. Jack Delaney, Dyer set. one year and a dny. McNeill's Island. Daniel John Neal, Dyer set, 19 months. Boxelder county Jail. Francis Vollard. Dyer act, Idaho reformatory. A. C. White. Dyer art, 10 months Utah county Jail. George Jonolda Dyer art, paroled to Henry C. Taggart. Floyd F, Beard to be paroled. Martin Madden Dies Suddenly Osnpreaeman Marlin R. Madden, suddenly hurled In Uhlrasn. hia state lii'pahllnn. Illinois, died of heart trouble, He waa ilia Fslrview cemetery In Madden had represented (or 99 years. 4 . v " tSttt t Roosevelt May Place Smith f j - .. ' Franklin D. Roosevelt, the inan who placed Al Smith In nomination at New York In 1034 may place his name before the delegates at Houston. The plan of having Mayor Walker make the nominating will speech probably ba changed, indications are. . "talking-m- - . i Vv --- Local Attorney Kelley Says Body Hu Jurisdiction to Discharge Men. photographed while speaking presenting Democratic Club Newly Organized In Utah County Six of Salt Lakes Law Enforcement Brigade Indicted by Grand Jury. Matters tita. Utah's Ancient Lake Leaves Evident Story PROVO May I. The Utah County Democratic club effected Its organisation at the first meeting held recently In tho city and county building. Tha meeting was presided over by Georgs & Dallff. Democratlo chairman of Utah county. Approximately 109 young people were in attendance. To act a president fo rthe en suing year, Glen D. Woodmunsee, History of Problem. Logan's power problem, briefly, is this. Years ago a private light end power plent was established to serve Logan. Later a municipal Still later plent was sMebllahed. the Utah Poorer end Light company took over the privately owned plant. Both the privately owned and municipal plants had been on a flat rata boats, which resulted in e lot of electricity being used. Soma time after the Utah Power and Light company took over the privately owned pleat there waa agreement ' fsached ' between the concerns that the meter competing xystem be InMelled. The city plant gave due notice of the Installation and then carried out the plan. The company declined to go on meters and remained on the flat rate basis. Eventually the matter was carried before thn public utilities commission of Utah. Tha power company set forth In Its treatise that the city was charging only a five rent rate for tho meter used electricity, and that the city was losing money on this rate. Certain taxpayers of ths city, carrying on a special investigation, also brought ' Doesnt Take Scientist to See Water Markings on Bonneville Shoreline; Morgan Would be Lake Port if Inland Sea Were to Return; Salt Lake Would Need Subs t .attornfyo(.gprlngvUltk.was elect; H ed' by acclamation. He will be assisted on an executive board by three vice presidents, namely, BerBack to its salt after a period of freshness, back to its tha Roberta, Instructor In shortminimum after enjoying its maximum, back to its own yan hand, typewriting, and English at tha Brigham Young University; after an expansion which touched three states, beaten into Doris Cunningham, of American submission by a vicious nature, imprisoned by sun am Fork who is employed In the county offices, and Grant Robertson, drouth, lies Great Salt Lake, Iasi vestige of what was once of Spanish Fork. Blaine burton the great Lake Bonneville, and unless geologic feature was elected secretary and ticas-surr- r. fail, the predecessor of thia same lake which it now succeeds. Pleasant Grove Mayor Talks Ths hillsides tell their own story. An address by Frank Newman, Layman and scientist alike can see mayor of Pleasant Grove on the ancient water marks and rral Parties' was given as a keynote to the meeting, lie streesed National Conservation Board Suggested as One the tale of the lake's battles witn forth this argument. Go an uncompromising nature it the major differences of the ReClaims No Jurisdiction. Means of Correlating Different Interbattle to go up. which it won, and publican and Democratic parties, Logan eity, in tha meantime, had Its battle to stay there, which it giving particular mention to whnt declared that tha utilities commislost. The layman can see tlio ests in Western States. he termed the aristocratic rule of sion had no Jurisdiction in tha matdrainage of the area a I the present the Republicans, and plcblnn politer. When the commission made Great Salt toward also Hr time gave Democrats. cies of the pointing an Investigation of tho affair, they can Lake ubrcivxr trained and the information concerning the beginTile advisability of creating a national conservation sea found that dua to the lack of tho that the drainage antedate the meter system In years past there nings of the great political organiboard which will be aided by local state boards in handling system of shore marklnr-- - In other Militant Miasourian sations now in existence. were the public lands is Salt Lalsn r.or.', wns Articles of incorporation questions and kindred problems, is discussed words, what (Continued on Pago Threat Salt Lake age ago. end probably read and approved. These articles States Many Mark and advocated In by Anderson, wa a c'ub the between in of times pcrioJ outlined the purpose Provo businessman, In the April which the and lonely stretch iarty as being of service to the times-anAs Certain. number of Outdoor America. Mr. of inland grim nrw life, ou took sea other and during campaigns Anderson cal)g attention to the fact grew, until It reached grew, grew, an ultimate aim to eradicate that there la legislation pending its highest contour, trickled over indifference to government operawhich alma at the control one way lowest place on tlie rim, bit He la In tha WASHINGTON tion. which, according to InMayor WASHINGTON The at and another, of 190,000,000 acres athschannel the gouged deeper and then democratic presidential rare un- - the Democratic national keynote Newman. Is so prevalent of land in tha western states. He hurled convention a itself United States today. through at tlie Houston, end be will til the of Bowfight G. Clauds are souqded two out by there that points phaaea It had chopped Itself Senator James A. Reed of Missouri ers, author and editorial writer on which must be considered in all Niagara until to nature's else and aeserted on his return to Washing- ths New York World. He of down again discussions first tha matter thence pushed back whence It ton from a apenklng tour of the was selected asEvening states rights In land affairs an-- waa temporary chairSouth and Middlewest. Asked if be man today at a meeting here of second the relationship between the came. Such. In brief, la tlie history cf would quit the contest In view of members of ths Democratic nationlivestock interests and the rr creaNews. the body of water which is called the rapid accumulation of dele- al committee, charge with making discusoutlined his tionists. Having Colonel Thomas W. Miller, who at ita Lake Bonneville, and for Governor Smith of New arrangements for the Houston conwaa convicted early last year of de- sion briefly Mr. Anderson carries whlrh. height vention . at ono time covered parts gates fie replied: follows: on as his discussion York, out hia the of government frauding Our campaign Is Just going It is recognised that there are of three states tofeet.a depth of The mounting death rate among unliiased and unprejudiced service a thousand ahead. What do you suppose 1 have various Interests to be considered in Save civil war veterans reduced the while he wua alien property cus- the management of our public Golf Voursea now use the ntd nl- - been going around the euuntry in todian the administra79.300 llurding to March only number in Iiua storied his sentence of IS lands. Just what status our wlldluvial Iwneh for fairways and tho Tor? We are going to the end of tion. 1393 died months In the Atlanta recreational resources will ueep dcprcsricjis caused by the an the row. You gentlemen have never By pensioner?. A total qf peniiontiary. life, andoccupy in our public lands eirnt drainage for hazards; real es- seen me start a fight and quit It. anfinally waa cirlie fined Tho bureau 95,090. also tile pension last month, use tate men nut wa and the do know, to now. eity planners cuit court of appeal unanimously management and I am not going quit nounced. successive benches for subdivisions; Investigators are learning how Harmful. Senator Reed was asked for his the conviction and the Tlie second round French elec- affirmed carMates' if the Ths genides, outlook following to fur '11 a dollar will cover up a scent. United as thoroughfares the refusconclusions rights Hiatt court supreme tions gave Poincare a majority of ed a ried to the extreme, threatens prog- eral contour of ths old marks; tho Democratic party, in the comreview about 109 deputies. The radicals With the G. O. p, Jt seem to bo Miller waa tiicd with ress or conservation and reclama- highway engineers find their seenle ing campaign. Colonel a case of oil or fusel oiL and socialists carried 337 neats, or Harry M. Unit- tion generally In ths west. Wa can- roodmuking simplified by utilising former he answered, "you Suppose, luughrrt, a net loss of 59. ed Platen take a pencil and pad and eet genet al. hut the not consistently ask for federal aid the terraces which overhang Four boys were killed and anoth- Jurv fall-- d nltorney It now remains for some politicto agree In the caso and at the fame time oppose the railroads find it convenient down a few facte, and you will see cona when al marhine tn make use of the airer seriously injured at federal turn, every to un hill government The around Mr. swing Dnuglierly. how many tat-- s west of the ugainst rluirgo points The benxine of If not ready-mad- e exploded. tainer roadbeds; against Colonel Miller grew out of lino of the main reasons. River can be carried this plane In stuffing tho ballot bpx benxlne had been stored fn a shed, the payment to lilehard Merton, ihs principal reason, for the liberal find good landing fit Id airplanes on the fall hy the Democratic party. A good man In an airship rhould and the boys, tiring of a marble German, of 99.453.979, the value of extension of federal aid in these broad expanses of the old bottom; "We can carry all of them, or game, were playing in the shed the assets of the American Metal eleven public lands states is the fact builders find an inexhaustible sup- ran lose all but three Louisiana. be able to vote in Hires or four on the soma day. with mulches. compuny. which were seized during that there are large area of land ply of gravel in the o'd drlta Arkansas and Tcrnis depending states Pennsylvania. Maryland. Virgin the war. Mr. Merlon was acting In in thcs atatea belonging to ths formed by the union of ancient upon the penonalilles of ihs cansec Wc lfederal hy the papers that John government. and Kentucky lichalf of the Movle- Pnlsse pour la, West Virginia, river with the ancient lake; farm- didates anil the platform they Holden seeks Aa a representative were visited by a heavy snowstorm Caleurs Melnux. a Hwisa concern. expression er find the wide flnt area on,y stand on." change." and is nfter thn slate treasurers Job. Appears from a stales' rights advocate, the and Saturday. while the "I he would tilling, continued, productive say. A. Lindbergh Twenty electric locomotives and following la taken from a discus- dealers in commercial soil find "that you should concentrate your like John knows where the change Colonel Charles is. sion by Congressman Winter of thousands of tons of this costing about parted with his "Spirit of St. Lou other equipment, product attention upon Oklahoma. Missouri, have been purchased for Wyoming. Is piano Monday. He brought the for the CaroNorth Tennessee. taking. Kentucky. Texas Is inter Idee. V on supplying JuM huw lung it ha been since lina, Indiana. Kunsas, Nebraska. Denver withplanning plane to rest nrar tho Smithsonian the electrification of the Utah Copgas. We trust this la liiHlIlute and turned it over to the per company's great surface mines be Tlie area of a homestead should Ihe nncieni wnter, with its fluctutwo Wisconsin Dakotas. the and not a enlarged to from two to authorities. Front now on Ihs st Bingham, it wa stated by I out fuurngain rc.irhed "And Minnesota? suggested a vention.dirty dig at the Houston confinally reel ions. In accordance with ating livels, and generp ft rales, vice president eve- - the f.iniuus ship which mads the and mnrk lnnied man. al of Ihs company, on the character of the land aa the low point of the basin. Red Rock newsliper No. I would not inrlude Minflight to Paris will he a "rel hi manager Tho deputy sheriffs sr subject return Monday from an extend- Mine Is designated by the departIc. ment of the Interior. No more re- Pas. Idaho, to Idle Its way te ex- nesota. whlrh has had some big lo ths will or the wont ot the A federal grand Jury Is probing ed business trip to New York. but Re tinction. Is not known, it is turnovers, hut la generally Ninety-fiv- e per cent of JuvcnlD servations for any purpose should certain that its fill was nn.eh publican, as Id Mr. Reed. How- county beard. in western Nesugar conditions In cities of Anierlra la com- bo made by Congress. One fourth crime 1 for when rise Its the than of states stl ever, other eastern the and quicker braska Colorado. We are now ready tn hear the of the eleven aestern Mates la now The senate, acting under Ihe urge muted after 3 pm. William Lewis reserved for one purpose or anoth- waters did find the weak place in have named and even others west words and music of the latest G. of Butcher, the crime It wa not nng until of the Mississippi secretary be rim ran north (he of Democratic carried er. O. Is unreasonable This P. campaign song. Will there be leadrra, resoltei) ahrolulely that Vice President Dawes should romiii!hn of New York City, told exercls of the power lo reserve. Ul- they tore through with all Ihe force this year upon the corruption' enough togas to go around convention of annual Inter(he Ihe which escaping waters can inrst'T platform. appoint five senators whose busi- na llnnn I Federation of Hoys' Clubs timately every reservation but the and on outpouring greater than any If we had (he national elecNntiiinal Parks should he turned ness It will he to keep their eyes We see advertised some I1h net "SomeAlabama. a; known in thn world todiy car- tion tomorrow and the American hose. Just another ruse lo Birmingham. over lo Ihe states where located.' on the campaign funds this year. he done shout the situmust a ried had Issue the thing of stateMi's the would rorrup-tiofrom It suckers. drainage people appear Fitsmaurlee. and Iluenefeld that permits hoya to drift In- ment that our federal land policies In lese than a scorn of years. Thus clearly before them we would Koehl arrive In the United Plates ation when tha hard iiinestons whlrh have the earns kind of s political It seems there were fifty three in lime to attend the funeral of in had habits during their spar are limiting settlement, where, time." h said. a matter ofact, the federal govern' formed tha core if ilia north rim turnover In the United States that Who wanted to go to K. C. Floyd Bennett, who died after The senate version of ihe house ment haa done ita best tn dispose finally railed a halt to the wild rage we had In Chicago and Illinois But sad to relate. making an effort In fly to Green tax reduction has been of Bonnetho few a even Thera were place for eight completed. of every hit of ground that only rushing waters Uke days ago. Senator Iv Is'and. The Bremen wa left at It alii be put on the raiendpr for gave the slightest promise of being ville had lost svrn th"imind squnic Reed runt limed. Wot a problem for that G. O. P. Ihe Islnnd. discussion,. Into a home unit. Natur- miles tn area and half Its volume. This slain of mind is due tn an developed Smoot of Utah earrled Thadde-iugweet, Republican al factor. Including topography, For a long time after tlie debacle accumulation of disclosures both Politician are urged to note tha on a deterin'ned assault upon the representative of New York, waa difference between generate and n Boulder Dam bill. killed in an airplane crash. on .(Continued Page Three) (Continued on Fags Four) .(Continued on isga Three) generation ai Many Angles Seen in Public Lands Question Middle West to Democratic, Reed Believes Lit Colonel New York World Man Keynoter Miller Begins Five Year Prison Term In the Weeks . -- Have Bearing on Logan Politics can be shown at tha same lima on tha sums film, one earnestly prsHentlng ona side of a national question, tha "Pul-lltlv- CASE The Salt Lake county commit alon adjourned Wednesday afternoon subject to call without hav- ing taken action upon tho case of the deputy sheriffs who hare bean indicted by the federal grand Jury for conspiracy to violate tho national prohibition act. Tho Indictments were returned Friday afternoon. The commission declined to act until their Jurisdiction In tho matter was dear. This point was cleared up Wednesday morning when they received a communication from Wallace B. Kelley, counLOGAN, May 3. (Spclal to The ty attorney, who declared the Statesman)- - Logan's political cam- commission had Jurisdictionthat In tho paign bids fair to being a rather matter. complicated affair this year with Just what la holding up tho deciloeal Issues playing a prominent sion is not known but It pert. These Issues, namely the Mood that tha commission isla under dividlight and power problem, which is ed two and ona for dismissal. distinctly a Logan problem, and tha Salt Laka county's liquor ring attitude of the various nominees wee given a three fingered Jolt by toward the Agricultural college, tha grand Jury Friday. Six county may cause a realignment of forcea deputy sheriffs- were Indicted amt in this city. The power question, several persona who are alwafs a matter to ba handled with here bean indiscreet alleged to te gloves in Logan, la at preaent dor- make several thousand enough off mant hut threats are being made the boose lovers of the dollore and eity tn drag it crossways on both par- county found their John at. tiarnof I said. The new device will be used not merely for single speakers, but even In stags debates on great national issues. Presidential candidates other eloquently the other side. bounty In Nomination x ;:. COMMISSIONERS INDICTED DEPUTIES M Preeldential candidates will be seen and heard on screens throughout the nation thia summer by means of ovies'', according to an announcement made by David Harnoff, president of the RCA Photophone, lne. "Easily operated reproducing apparatus for use in theatres schools and churches will lie nationally available, Mr. A YEAR POSTPONE ACTION UPON Feature 1928 Election McAdoo Forces Routed In Southern Part of Slate, Reports Show. lurk .AV Talking Movies New Yorker Shows Popularity on Coast by Outdistancing Rivals. oppo-ultio- COUNTY ADDS TO TOTAL HOOVER (Continued hk fake Oily would be envrrrd with 50 fret of waters the lagan If Lake Bnimcvlilo were to suddenly return the Mormon Tcmplo in Temiiie would be MO feet under the aurface; Lwln Cutoff of the houihrrn Pirilki would be a thousand foot liluw the aurfaces .Hort lllo t.rando Wetem would have to lonve Douglas would be IM feet below; transcontinental passengers on the UnUtn Pautfie and Denver the train at a elation In tin nimintafna and travel IM uillea by boat to a Nevada bkeport and then rename tbrlr rail Journey; Incidental-l- r aonie pilfrn would find their lilflieat playground well flooded. The accompanying map ahowa the extent of Lake Bonneville at Ha height The ahaded portlone ehow the lake at the Provo alage. The re.-- t preaent lake la shown In outline. The pleturea allow the ahore lines. Top, little Mountain near Brigham City. Por.i:i'ille, irovo near aeena Magna. Hnea ahore evident. a Bottom, Slansbury plainly SMITH SWEEPS CALIFORNIA 11.00 al-fo- et Your Money Barney pl -- 0, nuii-st-i- Snake-Cniumhl- n' s 8wlng-Johnso- I 1 i Henrys tached tq true Mila, numerous other persons who were investigated for various crimes ware ordered arrested and last but not least tha sheriff of Salt Laka county was "astonished. if tho grand Jury did no more than astonish tho sheriff it i b1. 1U Purpose. However, prohibition agents who here In Balt Laka and Utah for somo months now, and who are continuing to work hare, hare announced that they may havo some more of this astonishing news for the sheriff before long. Besides the sheriff tbs grand astonishing apparently pleaeed a couple of Jury other dignitaries In tho ST.10 ffalr by not returning true bill However the aforesaid dignitaries in civic affairs are not out of tho woods yet, for tha investigators t Mill on ths Job and will remain here for soma time. been.-workin- liquor list Long. Those indicted on liquor charges Conspiracy to violate tho national prohibition laws: Deputy Sheriffs G. L. Schwsltasr, C. W. Rosencrants, William Fotea, John Hancock, Smith Sutton. W. R. d, AM? Jef-for- former deputy sheriff of Summit county; D. C. (Dutch) Miller and C- - W, Holt proprietors of ths hotel; Jack Reynolds, Mck Molonaa, Salt Lake: Art March. Magna; Peter and Thomas Saras. Bingham; James Latxes, Salt Lke; K. L. (Doc) Patten. Salt S' ,J' WWhril Copperfield ; Frank Malones Salt Lake; Thomas Fltsgerald, Salt Lake: A. C. Stone. Salt Lake. Violating a federal statute byf not reporting a liquor violation; Bert Lx Smith, former Salt Uks' county sheriff; W. H. Jefford. Park City. The exposures In the sheriffs office came after an exhaustive Investigation by the prohibition forces Special Investigators havo bene busy for months colloctlng evidence In the matter. Overt Arts cited. In a steclftc overt act named against Rosenkranta and Bchwait-ce- r, the two are accused, during tha month of Janpary, 1137, of having told Nick Sklavounas. til west Second Booth street, that ho must buy bia whisky from people recommended by the two deputy sheriffs, otherwise, the Indictment states, the officers said that ha could not obtain protection' and Immunity from arrest Lalses and Patten, among tho other named In the Indictment are charged with entering Into a 'con- (Continued on Page Four) Judicial Ticket Still in Doubt Dcri-in- n has not yet been reached as to Ihe data for tha Third Judicial district convention, at which six candidates for the district court and one for district attorney will be nominated, it was stat. ed by William R. Hutchinson on his return Monday from Loa Anon geles. where he was called business. The list of judges and members of the Utah bar who are considered for the two seats In tha supreme rourt waa Increased Monday by the addition of the name of former Judge Thomas D. Lewis of Salt lake He waa Judge of tlio district court hers from 1901 to 117. v Democrat Tells Em How to Live KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Drink strong coffee; eat hot bread; smoko long green tnhaevo and rets tho Demneralic ticket. This Is ths prescription for kngevlly given hy James IS. Lear of this city, who yesterday celebrated hia 10!nd birthday |
