Utah Statesman--Democratic | 1928-06-15 | Page 1

tU ft fcV UTAH ' - mif ' 4 jv3C ra LIBRARY nmV 'ft . " ,'A HarrJo5epK Took White ElepKant to the Kansas Gty Convention WitK Him. Art TKerg a Lot More White Elephants in litak tKe Republicans Would Like to $1.00 A YEAR Argument Over Policy Delays Selection in Republican Convention Utah County Democrats Complete Organization For Coming Campaign The Nominee. Evans Denies All 1 1 Thought of Race CHICAGO Frank Evana, Salt Lake City, Utah, general counsel of tho American Farm Bureau Federation, attending the Board of Directors meeting In Chicago today flatly denied ha was candidate for tht office of governor or senator of Utah. Hs stated to tho Board of Directors that hla name had been mentioned for both offices but ha was not a candidate for any office. Mr. Evans stressed tbs characand ter of ths Farm Bureau organisation and tho necessity that all officials of ths organisation maintain County Going Down the Line for Utah States man, the Party Paper. j - SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, JUNE 15, 1928. George S. Ballif, Wilson K. Anderson Have Good Corps of .Party Aides. to SenjSomeplKt fatemam VOL. 7. NO. 24. r V- Senator 560,000 Pieces paign Material Alabama Hoover in Complete Con- trol of Session With Nomination Assiirecb- - Jankers Disagree With Manufactures on Matter Of High Protection. Mails Cam- - Free. 'arm Relief Rock Upon--Whic- h Good Ship G. O. ' P. Found Self Stranded The Republican party has something oven mors fundamental to think about perhaps, than tho farm KANSAS CITY After .a pro Tht Utah Couuty Democratic revolt. Conceivably tha farmers tracted fight tho reaulutioaa com- and can be satisfied without alienating organisation la completed careful plane are now being laid niltteo of tho Republican any other large body of the party for tho campaign activities of membership. But eurh la not the convention completed wqrk Into rase in reference to two other mathis gear. The bruut of the rou- that position. Wednesday on a party platform tine work of the committee is which groups heretofore have jor which win be submitted to the Taxpayers who have long been backed the party, being borne bp two young Democonvention for action Thursday, indignant over the abuse of tbs crats full of enthusiasm for the Tha Republican party haa been Congressional franking privilege the party of tha financial and man cause, George a Bulllf chairman, KANSAS CITY Blocked by tho may discover In ths testimony of a and Wilson K. Anderson, ufacturlng Interests, of course- - It At the Utah county. from emDemorrata In tha committee on Ufflcs Government Printing disagreement reasurer. of working .!. has Mrs. H. W. Gore of to favors given governmental C plaitorm on th farm rsllsf plonk , ploye before the Senate committee left to ftLrge S. Italllf. city Judge of cwtaVythese gilSSISSna collected triand Uenola, Mayor frank B. Newman rich groups more examples of this form of county committee. At the right is Wilson K. national convenbute from them In return. Herbert Hoover. umn whose the Republican of Pleasant Grove, and Henry was stopped In its tracks at . legal graft than for some yearn trvMurrr of tlm fommlUfft It was a great Hfe a long as it bandwagon the Republican drtc-gat- rs tion, of Pay son constitute a trio tta first night session last nlglit. clamored in Kansas City tills past. Part of tha excess la tracelasted. But Indications ir that tho of vice chairmen unbeatable In the Tha suasion lasted Isas than five ' able to ths fact that this li a end haa coma not, of course, be- week. state for their ability as leaders minutes. Chairman Mooes called Presidential year; part of it la due cause the Republican party doesn't and devotion to Democratic ideals. tha convention to order at 7:30 to Senator Heflin's campaign desire to keep the government1 coRobert Evens of Lehl, Lawrence and nn immediate adjournment , against the Catholic Church and M. Atwood of Manila, John P. loring to private Interests, but bewas taken until 1 o'clock ThursGovernor Smith. Under tba law cause the two principal ones are no Mendenhall of Sprlngville, Thomas day morning, at which time ft to a unit on what they want. pursuance of private designs of Governor thla F. Tolhurst of Payton. W. J. Snow Opponent WITH NATIONALISM. longer VIES hoped tho platform will bo ready. at the expense of the public la HUMANITY It seems that If on is to be satisof Provo, J. M. Grant of American Tho aituatlon docs not look hopefied then the other will be dissatisTht offenders range Concedes His Strength lawful. Fork. Wallace Brockbank of ful, however, for any early con- - , finer fied and that leave the grand old from those of whom no Spanish. Fork, A. E. Wall of elusion of tho convention busicense of tost or ethics could be party of privilege very much In a To Win Election. J, W. Robinson of Provo, ness. expected to some of tho chief quandary. and J. W. Dangerfleld of Provo, Tha platform when presented j The manufacturers still want lnvelghers against corruption in form an executive committee to duo for a terrific their high protective tariffs of raking fora public affairs. which supports. Inspires and diand aft when It reaches the concourse. They want repayment of Governor Alfred K. Smith of New Anything uttered by a member rects the democraccy of Utah vention ft and floor, on Into tho floor goes York will be nominated president of Congress foreign debts; they do not wish to - The following discourse on the rights of nation county. Tho will como on tho farm see tho Investment of American SflwF of 3otton-woo- d. at tho Democratic national conven- The Record and can bo aent tree Twenty-erve- n of humanity to the oration of Kammie Precincts. Leader of Missourian! relief fight rights be can abroad encouraged. won plank, now tho stumbling ' extraneous 3(6. first however man Juno money at tion pri Houston, opening oration tho young There are IT precincts In the this J With block to agreement, in tha comthe The (tankers and those who deal association will be elected in November placed In The Record and thus nB-- aa t,y ths Mutual Improvement county and there Is a responsible and mittee sessions. Thera may alto , in finance exclusively have come Organization Scores a single Southern State made frankabie, with tho consent Tho contest included every church stake In the ' organisation in each. In some of without the be content on tho bone-dr- y a thousand to two another view. The world needs ticket, in the opinion of either house. In many in Canada and Mexico. There were contest to win the precincts chairmen, who have bolting New Yorker. Is plank which the committee lias and they aland ready to seven dtatlnct capital, on carried through been working In that capacity for of Senator T. H. Caraway, who ar- stances tho franking privilege If Tntrt- -r Baglsy furnish that capital. However, if accepted at the demand of Senfrom Washington yes- legitimately used; for Instance, of Blackfoot, Idaho, was second. a great many years feel that they rived hero ths contact. Marion Thurmanclassed ator Borah. Americana are ever to benefit from address the graduating as one of the best Pieces can ha oration should be relieved of thelg lead- terdayoftoLittla Tha winning BeTha New York delegation, led ' Investments abroad there must be a Rock College tonight. (Continued on page four.) on eubject. It carried tha title. Tho Choice the ever WASHINGTON written ership duties and that successors clang Reed The for Nicholas Murray Butler, has of by this into Senator Caraway prefaced this good large importation herewith; fallows be chosen who have more time fore Us." and In other word, there must President organisation camu out In served notice that they will fight country; by calling attention to to devote to the work. The com- statement new world. dreamers or peso h opera but only be that very thing which the pro- tht open In bitter antagonism to th thla plank in' tha convention. that bo personally had We are living In mittee Is desirous of acceding to tba fact While they have little hope of i makers. And peace tective tariff to established to pre- candidacy of Governor Dm h of hoped that It would bo possible to are situation now that nev- on tho peace Thera tho wishes of these fine New York for tha Democratlo ucisms, tha wet" leaders old "war find made by tho efforts vent. Insist candidate In tho Democratic existed before. Steam, gaso- caS only bothousands er horses' of our democracy whose partya Who who men aswas of nomination. It of would not bring to tho The bankers wish the foreign presidential they will go ths limit in tha etfort . line and electricity are the three of tendetermined nav- - debt devotion to the principles of Jef- front some of tha controversial will wars If sarted Smith eav Governor that to that they th have or from canceled, party going on materially scaled magicians whn have accomplished ferson and faithful, service to the that-tb- e JIB OWULUhtoJCtetwi!: Sown. t Whan-tha- t isa: is deaa there will nwmlootad, h would ba defeated in record in , favor, ot bmdqr-t,Now Yack govarno&i be DknsTorsnaitswi Etosy. flit foroement. "party entitle them to a place on candidacy has stirred up. been won ba more demand for American ths November election. nlhllated space. Mon has tunneled the honor roll of the Democrats Senator Caraway la one of tho There have been slgna tha: this With these fights In prospect, But sometimes every effort to money abroad, more Industrial demountains nnd narrowed the the of this state. For the purpose of Arkansas delegates-at-largon o the of tha moon court been get tha world in a different suppor- convention leaders last night lookIn the more part velopment. and no doubt, seas.- The continent! have of boom of are ters tho tho ed on reorganising these and commenc- Houston convention. forward to a long slogo at presidential prosperity abroad. linked together. The nations new and practice la discouraged ing the work of the Impending He said it la apparent that a So far as the Ameriren people Senator James A. Reed of Missouri Thursday's session, probably runall auch effort are A thousand that all neighbors. ground craot-eto campaign the summer months will are concerned there are things to be was impending, but there had boon ning far' Into tho night. majority of tho Democratic points of contact have beenback to hopeless. .Human nature and what be devoted to holding meetings In great canWhen these questions art dissold on both sides of the ledger. But no formal utterance from any au it to," runs the argument, Netlone cen never go party wants Smith to be the nomcan the various precincts of the ine and ths next president, and not bo changed. Thera have been no far the Republican party to con- thorltatlvs source to show that tl posed of thero are still to coma D. their former Isolation. Races Newton WASHINGTON Reed leaders be the mountains endorsed can there mass much believes tha that he county. cerned there isn't Judgthat hostility tha nominating speeches and wara from tho beginning and , never again hide behind Baker of Cleveland, secretary ofw or to Smith that has been apparent ara many in number. It may they Committee Get Aid. ment of a party or a country war take seas. Tho neighborhood to her. will be wara to the end. They are said for the situation as a whole. in the admlntotratiun of Wood-roIt some on The most Important step that sbquld prevail. convert of of to of tho an Inevitable beneficiaries and consequently The how governmen part supporters entire for forever is the of delivery day Wilson, was appointed by Pres- Tho problem has been taken for the party In course Is to prepare tal favors have ftilten cut. It seems, other aspirant for tha presidential the nominating and seconding orour only wise If Hoover Is ths nominee of tho a member of tho Into a brotherhood. In this ' Utah county this year Is the Republican party. Smith will be ident Coolldge choice convention. Houston tha thorn when the at and that people Mr ations. happens tho difficulty And permanent court of arbitration of This afternoon, Leo Meriwether, Then will come tho balloting campaign for subscriptions to elected In Novemticr by an over- The This belief that man's Intelli- are given a chance to put the Demlies In the fact that the Hague. The Utah Statesman." The com- whelming majority, but I am afraid and the selection of th vice pres- - ; OSInternational word ha, never been gence cannot determine the char- ocratic party in power, and have In charge of the the late succeeds Mr. Baker mittee has dtslded to use the Coolidgs made a fatal political es r B. Strauss of New York and rlviltoed. The law of the Jungle acter of human society Is not only a little government planned saps headquarters In Washington, Is- identlul candidate, which may columns of this paper for all Its mistake in vetoing the McNary-Hauge- n his selection completes ths mem- rule instead of the law of human- crudely materialistic but Implies a clally far themselves. Houston sued n statement that leave no prolong tho session well Into Fri- - . bill; that his action will official calls and communications doubt that Governor Smith ii to day- a differences grow spiritual alavery. It Is not Chronicle. bership of four to which the United ity. Salesman make morto precinct chairmen. Tha editors defeat tho nomination of Hoover States b fought bard by tho Reed force. When the Republicans convened fatal, It is Tho other mem- between personal and national entitled. Is thus Democratic and hurt Smith Men Answer. ths of this splendid Democratic orlast night Chairman Moses rap-pe- d " not only to Internationalism, but to bers are Elihu Root. John Bassett ality. There to n double standard and of chances in Smith' November," Governor of individuals are of victory gan Managers for order at 7:10 oclock. Tho all tho achieving aspiration of ethics, one for touting a Utah county Moore and Charles E. Hugher. Stealing ter- man. section in this paper and ft is our Senator Caraway said. campaign for tho Democratic 110m1 delegates were slow in taking their Although the cases have not been another for nations. receivreason no see weak, Inatinn for aim to accept tha Invitation and Ho predicts that if Hoover Is not frequent, the president on seats, very few being In the call every the Importance of tha ritory, oppresalng But history declares property and pago that each week have tha news of all nominated Dawes will be the com- tribunal has been for uneasiness in the warfare open when the call to order was given. can be nature human recognised and ing others, destroying are said candidate. the Ha that cd on tho governor by ths supTho next order of business bepolitical activities In the county promise You cannot chnnga the nation have consistently murdering rival, acts men changed. talk of drafting Coolidgs la "Just the appear. The committee Is of the talk." porters of Senator James A. Reed fore the convention was tha report constitution of the human mind sought tn designate eminent citsens considered criminal soamong namors among considered and not of Missouri, are of ths commute, on resolutions, , professed opinion that the various precinct as mem hers. mod- nor the corpuaclea of tha human Coolldgo could have hod the amusement than anxiety over th The chairman was informed that . chairmen of the Mr. Baker and Mr. Moors are tions. The diplomacy of tho could do nomination blood, but you can chunge man's " without Barbaric to opposition, still Leo no better work at county of world pagan. ern contention Meriwether, Mr. and committee will not be prepar- Mr. the his Root Democrats and desires, and Ideals, his beliefs, present for the the senator said. reHe is not a standards have been allowed to sured to report until Thursday mornicharge of the Reed headquarters when you chants these you change party here than to procure sub- candidate Hughes are Republicans. will not be. He and has the of was In Washington, that there scribers for the Statesman. Every ngMr Baker Is now practicing law main. It Is because hia conduct and when you change the rule of the great silent minimum of 487 delegatee definivival of these Ideals that ws have his conduct you change tha world Mark L. Requar of California means subscription Just that played In the White House for the In Cleveland He is In his the of man ono of survival nomination the con the also arose and moved an adjournment much more enthusiastic support vear. Before President Wllwm Because a thing has existed for tely against world not party until It is Cool-idgthe of the primeval has Under 111 Smith. of Utah not war Governor follow as a.m. The motion wna him for democracy this year. This pa- Republican practices of that does until It Senator King secretary e appointed inter- turiw much of an asset any more. that his party rule only 11 votes at Hi he had served two terms as mayor WAR the cuetotn of settling men. shall always be. a carried without d.iuent. sounded warning per means the unifying and solidwill not ba drafted." nom He has been one of national disputes by killing or huifying of the local organisation. And our protests against war are will do well to heed when Its rep- ton will bo needed to block a Senator Caraway said he is aware of Cleveland.American etage advocates of War Iwlonle to n low has leading destined to succeed. Just os cen, resentatives meet In national con- Inallonno that many sincere and Intelligent the rightIt man A tabulation prepared by some development. and his address in turies earlier in the history of the vention thla month. Despite the men and women In the south are world peai-Race which a of of nations ful place In the civilisation of the of Governor Smith's friends gave releague support of program, and economy Coolldge sentiment race tho pity as to Governor Smith, that upposed Seeking in the Demoeratic national day. (Thera are men who yet life called a halt the president hoe dinned into tho 29A a the largest number of del human for spect but they muny of them will not vote for plank was one of the features of In it something glorious and egates who could he counted ns charac- t slavery, witchcraft, torture and ears of government employes conhim, or will vot with regret nnd platform at Madison are men of stunted moral clvllixed ths 19314 convention of Congress for yean, the sacrifice. against him. This list claims no reluctance, but that this opposition Square Garden. ter. Men who ora trulv Just delegates for Governor Smith from There came a time for example, gressional session which is not sufficient to prevent Smith The permanent court of arbitra- look upon It with horror and loath-of to Greek and Jowtoh people when closed WASHINGTON Representative has been the most extrava- Indiana, which la Instructed for from carrying every southern tion was created by the first pears ing. It belong to tho dogmae Ivor Ajax of Tooele county has state. few set their faces against hu gant in the history of tho country. Evans. Woollen and nona from Theodore If. Burton of Ohio, who a In 1199. are barbarism). The conference race the state there entered for at has been where Hague. or staunch a Texas definitely supporter of Virginia, man sacrifice as a religious rltt Senator King points out that ft Heflin of Alabama has which was called auditor on the Republican ticket. doneSenator by invitation of The greatest task that lies be- of their highest faith, bound up appropriations will exceed five bil- said to he possibilities of getting Herbert Hoover for the Republican Is to do more and continuing tha conof rest This place Is much sought by the more to assure Sfalths nomination the lute rxar of Russia. The fore humanity in the some Smith delegatespresidential nomination, announclimit like our wan, with old realities lions of dollars. Eleven years ago ed this afternoon that he would ho twentieth century la to check, instiRival Claim Tabulated. Republicans, six having already than all the governor's outspoken ference adopted conventions relatand with solemn customs and with tho actual governmental expend! inthe 487 eliminate to tho of settlement a to of candidate for the nenate to sucentered and finally the race. John pacific Mr. Meriwether's table drflnltely moat desperate fears. Hum turea, aside from the extraordiSenator Caraway said. ing ternational disputes and tho rules tution of war. If war goes on un- their incl'ided ceed the late Frank B. Willis. E. Holden, Republican Incumbent, supporters," sure delegates one were women of about war ble men uut sheer so and costs of his is violent and Heflin nary puts tenIn a statement of hla candidacy, ' both land and sea warfare, of For-t- o checked. following Its present Is seeking a plara as state treason such an ignoble basis of Earh for their kind revolted, billion. The Utah Democrat points 22 states and ths territory the Mr. Burton reiterated hla support may nominate fouv dencies. Itennns the destruction of affectionthere urer. The other Republicans seek- opposition Rico. A table showing bn enough to out that for next year the salary hia own purpose by members country to defeats that he raino Finally races, best Mr. Hoover the Kellogg peaco tn the of the international body whole races, alwas delegates claimed by Mr. ing tha Job are: thousands of sincere anil of Jurists omlnent carry it generation with them, it list for federal employes will be Meriwether Iii International and the downfall of civilisation. classed at plan and President Coolldse's poll- - ' r. Russell Wright of Brigham preventing and those of Smith morn took centuries t8a0.U00.000. these people many than Intelligent opponents law. For particular arbitrations h Of course it will be difficult to to by Governor rirs and cited a wider field of use- - ' City; W. W. Evans of Farming-ton- ; from expressing their Of course, this Is a rich coun present as rid themselves entirely of hu- tot fulness as the determining factor Clifford L. Wright of Pleas- and even turns many ofopposition, parly may choose two arbi- eliminate war. It la so deeplyIt root managers Smith's campaign centhese op- earh the were sacrificed. these to If otherwise, ll in his derision to run for the sentry. During wniun trators either from the regular list cd in human Institutions. ant Grove; Jonathan Lloyd of ponents into Smith supporters. as could not and to continue turies relapsed government again So hard ate. they of Jurists or front persona not easy to sttr up hatred. X realise that hundreds of Richfield ; Frank M. Openshaw of good members of the court. Provision to create understandings. It Is nut sgsln In period of national de- a going concern under the approRail Lake. people in Arkansas will be opposed also made fur International comThe admire spair. So have we fallen back into priation fixed by Congress. enough to want peace or MRS. F. C. SCHRAMM to Smith on religious and prohibi- missions of w warfare, again and again, until in mine tendencies whlrh make this inquiry, with investiga- peace or to hope for peace. HEADS ASSOCIATION tion grounds, but it is my sincere tive asIn In most fine In defense self self self the all other extravagant Like pity ('ingress into make to examine must It powers only, belief that their rears are Mrs. U. C. Schramm was electthe dis- things In Ilf it le the result of ef- sertion of the right to live not as history also are at work in and on International report on both theao questions. ed president of tha Neighborhood ' not affecting national honor fort. Jesus pronounced no beatiCatholic, Protestant and Jew putes House aasorlHtiun at tht annual (Continued on rage Four) Come Back (Continued on Fago three.) tude on tbe peace wishers or iieavo have stood together In New York or vital Interests. meeting of the organization. In In supporting Smith for governor of tha leading part she four terms, as have tha laboring took in the successful carrying out irnn anil tho wealthy employer of of tha plana to erect nnd equip the labor. When surh a variety of inassociation's new (89,000 structure Indiana Dem- terests stand together In attesting XNDNINArOLIS on 'west First 8011th stiret near ocracy met In stato convention and to the ability, honesty and innato MrO. Burton Seventh West. W, In a harmonious session named Its sense of fairness of a man, that Musser hail been acting president. a stato candidates, adopted plat- man la not an ordinary character. were chosen Mrs, officers Other form on whlrh It will seek Hoosler 1 .011 is B. McCornlck, first votes, completed its political organ(Continued on Pago Four) Mrs. Vivian 1. Strange, Thin ait Mo kite. ft Vork Times nmc-at- ii In y. The keynoter in ! isation and started out on tho road the mannlui umiihK the real kcynole an h Airs. Fred K. second iNew York Times magadine) It hopes will lead to tho state capl-trflcll ami umffkHal. beletilom of It follows very complete juh! In temping tttorynf keyiwtliif over the crowd In the taberSmith, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Prick-et- t. In five months, after being out swept as in nut to a official Miss when the he at ills nacle Htslla when Keynoter. meeting and ceptance Cohn, candidate Dailey appeared Thera have been keynotes, but sounded by the secretary, of powor In Indiana for I 3 years. stand to make his speech they wr not sounded it was a recently as 191 S. only t'arncgie hall, and the uld corresponding secretary. by the of- inskes Ills speech of acceptance. The harmony of the aeaalon was speaker's All meinbeia of tho board of ot informality and surprise acceptance. ficial Keynoters. The keynote Sometimes it is sounded unexpect- .1 down years ago, that tha realdemonstrated In the unusually of The Democrat adopted hs their were done away with, ft wna a la forgotten ns soon an the edly in siiiie minor sperrli. as lit importance of tlm speech of nr- w.i mail number of ballots required speech convenUon the the nnd rounder w.is rccoKiution of the changed statu In actual tho Iieinucrutlc ronvrnllun of 18X4. ceptaiice as a keynote convention for the selection of tho candidates slogan fop niljourns. 1 Govern-in I hut. iMr'itf Honesty lIuirhM' i Itafora fnlU ktevtinto mncnlurlancrh uf and In the rapidity with which the campaign. practice, any man not an idol is when General Edward H. Bragg nOlUH AND HOOVER nnd not one of the nominathe routine hnd been for tho N'- - j covered every subject tlml he and other ment,"whn platform was adopted AGREE ON PLANKS wnn nnmlnuteil tailed to as good a potential Keynoter as Wisconsin, seconding tho transbut to wus committee liflstlon a nut'iiiought Journey Issue, business of ths convention campaign Cleveland, Grover of praised other tion iniin. D. nny TU.l'MTI FOLK tn out a hold voters the l.l of Indiana him WASHINGTON Senator Borah, hud nominations candidate's call ho showed "W of home, the to the electiult that the acted. Three And yet this Job Is supposed to his probity In offire and said. to restore the good name NEW ROCHELLE Separated vers mods by acclamation, and of promise Contrast tliln with, years be so Important tlmt more thought lovs him most for the enemies to Ills parlor or front porch, and missed one. Iii Russia, Mrs. Clara Ktoher, Republican, Idaho, declared today state. of tho tho ether eight six of the nominacommittee 't veurs old and her adopted that he and Secretary Hoover ara in given to filling It than to filling he haa made." That speech not surprise him with tha news that su.v, the Nutlflcntlon tn accord on planka he intends in tions were maria on the first ballot, Ilia chairmanship of the committer only rang through the campaign. h had been nominated: where- walking In on Ahrnhntn Lincoln daughter. Mrs. lUiehael RcliwnrU-maA n French astrologer other prnlirts 0,1 resolutions. All politicians be- In which the Issue wna corrupt Ion. upon he would thunk them and tell one on the second and tho 811. met again yesterday when .1 mere thank you from prnpoKe for the Republican pnrty'a getting followed summer of criat brut, ly op tho third. platform. Mrs. Kilirr was admitted as an Inlieve expllrlty thill cnlatnltouH re- hut hn ncxer been forgotten. And why he accepted, and aflcr re- liiin. one minute long. Tho big moment In the rnnrsn-llo- n earthquakes, volcanic, explosions, Hr. however, aald that ha Is not mate of the United Home for Agrd would follow It the party twenty-fou- r hours aftrr lh con- freshments they would trek hack The hct example of an cams when Frank C. Dailey, nnd the end of the world. In which- sults committed to support Hoover or I rood where 1H I'elham Road, rat Hebrews. station. lo the some with into went action sounded had the vention not chanting ho A! will adjourned wrong esse keynote by Smith inmigurformer federal district attorney. Mrs. Hehwartsman hns lived fur tho any other candidate for tho Repubfharle,, Evans phrssn no- - Rut In 1918 Rrngg'a victory-winnin- g was nominated for governor on the ated president n? the United Kin tea Keynolrr. lican presidential nomination. . on Fago Four), ac lost hie year. (Continued of of delivered specoh Is the Tho remembered speech Anaconda Standard. ilughee real all. after keyuol body enthusiasm usually lint ballot, Frcnxlid Burton Sends 760,000 Copies of Hoover dress Cost non-politi- Ad-Witho- ut 1 al Caraway secretary-t- Says . Smith Can Not Be Defeated iNew World Demanding Standard Forces Reed Openly Attack San-taqul- n, Modern Diplomacy StOl Pagan Alfred . Smith SS sX t Newton D. Baker se BecomesMember Of Hague Court - d. pro-fra- m . antl-oocl- antl-huma- n; Senator King Calls Attention To Expenditures fifty-seven- th two-third- - Burton in For Senate Seat Many Auditors Job T snli-Bnil- th anti-Smi- th antl-Smil- . Indiana Hopes To on To Democrats Real Keynote Address Often Given From Floor of Convention, Party History Shows ir-lh- ol pre-tor- runril-rintC- so K n. unex-peete- I d 1 I .