Show TJIK HALT LAKE TKIIllWE TUESDAY AIOKNIMJ SKI’TEilDKIi 1G 1030 scribing for a large signboard to be forget to bespeak tor tin respective Salt Lake" was ready with the erected on the capitol lawn lacing the TWO MIJOR OBJECTIVES the Importance of a wise port of the committee on permanent SERVICE COAL NOTED IN CAMPAIGN selection now as having a bearing on organization and order of business governor a windows which slightly n local travel This made the which was adopted the future battles changes the Ml SOITH FOlRTfl WEST axiom1 See America If you will but The convention opeiated with re-- 1 temporary organization the Domestic Lamp As we face the forthcoming camsee Utah first ’’ PQ Of" faithfulness to the sched- - nent organization and the order of per ton In the Judicial department of the paign we see before us two major obule which had been prepared by the business the adoption of committee1 Btova Air Lump state the Republican party has sup jectives In the first place besides CQ ate committee and Its chairman leports and nommatlons apOsAsP per ton The credentials committee through Imer Pett The latter called the copiled the supreme court since tae'electlng a justice of the supreme of hood it with along line m after chairman K C Cooper of UindisUmul£hediCOurt and two membera of congress The following Is the full text of the keynote speech delivered ntention to order about 10 Jurists whose work hasae must choose a legislature and a applause had already greeted Sena- tah proposed that each county be Monday before the Republican state convention at the Hotel Jnd learn tor Smoot and Congressman Don B I !fu11 roster of county officers Th? Ton': by Hamllton Gardner: It la the business of this — IColton on their entrance Into the whether the°£tl£ drteUtmiTwM141 n t J(gliiature will be one of th e Two years the people of the tort os to nama m ns a IS a Iconvention hall represented or not This made prox- - United Statesago WM WILD Mincer nT7hmost Important since statehood has faced real I'rmvfr Justice who will elected a Republican the sheep business carry Professor Levi Edgar Young of the les gooLnd wa agreeable to the is incumbent upon the Republican crisis The Bmoot-Hawle- y tariff Incumbent Renominated1 University Phone Wi&ntcJi WW resident by the largest majority In raised the rate on scoured woo! from igam( lgh standards of Utah pronounced the contrition to to send state and senate the jr party Quality Coal Superior Service Pett warned the! The resolutions committee did not lstory ur® °L Ills recotd of accomplish- - 31 cents to 34 cents a pound It also Jr house men and women of extended I by Heavy Vote at State invocation that Mr “if Consistrntlv G O P In pits campaign there'respond to a call for a report and ment since taking office completelyimore Like- delegates on and rate doubled the proven experience than rag ability Coat is ‘ no place for private differences Chairman Gardner without heslta-o- r vindicate their choice The present Fortunately for Utah the legisla(Continued ©a Following shoddy material all of which- ture of th's state has ben consistentselfish ambitions and predicted tlon went on to the next order of period of economic difficulty merely sharply down the menace of forcut of candidates accentuate Wilbusiness nomination since He success his remarkable Fresident at ly the Introduced Republican second polls ability etgn boon The (Continued From Page One) son out of war In 1918 WithThe problem Is not local not section- to thecompetition the temporary organization with for Justice of the supreme court industry came through the new out kept up al not even national It Is world- federal farm board enumerating the accomplish plank on the enforcement subjeet complimentary relerence to Senator Telia Qualification Undrr Its direc- rn®nts of one lndl-the wide All nations are ef Zip This which denied the right of the l Gardner and mentioning with passing tion local wool growers formed the matter deserveslast legislature Of Ogden Contender special mention Two a citizen to decide for himself predation when naming Mrs al and Utah Wool Market association A through con- the state years ago Republican the laws he was going to obey It phen Abbot a vice chairman the LeRoy D Young of Ogden was economic readjustment and Because There Are Plenty of VIurs substantial amount of federal money had argued that disobedience of one increasingly important port women ready to tell of the qualifications of United States must bear It share was loaned to this association which ventlon pledged its members In the next a to and the advance tp legislature thorough study ormore laws tends to an ultimate dix- - are taking e not la Woolley by andArthur more results eleven then mil marketed than Leadership Judged proceedings Gift Art and V2 argument that other things being noise By that test the right man lion pounds of Utah wool This Is of our tax system and to legislation regard of all laws It had pointed out the wprk of the party effecting “the greatest possible rethe geographical consideration in the right place at the right t lme is approximately one-ha- lf equal that there is an orderly way pre-i- c of the Utah f rom Sandpit and equitable distribution of becomes Important In deciding scribed for ridding the statutes of great Republican president-twe- en production This machinery set up duction Window Display the tax burden" Accordingly the h of Herbert Hoover candidates The objectionable laws and called atten- - Presents Gavel to Chairman by the Republican party assisted by 1829 set up the machinery for tlon to the processes by which the) jj o Park the "senator from the atate north of Balt Lake he said This la a Utah convention and our the Republican tariff sustained the such session And Visit the Gift and Art Department an Investigation and practicalh of the pop-b- e constitution of the United States can ’Sandpit” opined that the party must ha’ more lhllr the j price of wool and stabilized campaign this year will concern an entire year was consumed In amended It submitted that "only "beat a lot of Democrats who grJulatlon and In others way Is entitled slf chiefly with Utah problems The market Your Chance to Get Bargains of a Lifetime Here's legislation ly Republican in such manner may the alleged Ills Democrats for revenue only” and 10 representation on a supreme court prosperity of this state Is dependent! therefore literally saved our local conducting It In 1930 the special session of the 81nce It Republican legislature lv® members statehood and abuses attributed to the eight- that Senator William H Demo- upon four great Industries' sheep Industry Substantially the passed four proposed amendments to & ES Main never had a Republican member primarily eenth amendment be safely remedied crat "wants to make King silver worth'18 griculture mining livestock and aarre benefits accrued to our cattle the state constitution dealing with of the court though the Democrats or removed” adminHad us conn weight in gold or vice versa” the Let national Industry briefly manufacturing the tax reform These of question H S Joseph and others had asked The "senator" presented 'the gavel 14(1 be®n tulck t0 Klvf 11 representa-th- e sider what the national admlnlstra- - istration been one of Democratic ree amendments will be voted on by the advisory committee to go strong- - to Mr Gardner and a coiaaga bou-- tlon In—former Justice Valentine Gid- tlon ha accomplished In the last two traders Instead of Republican pro eople at the eon forthcoming election than that Mr Joseph claimed a'quet to Mrs Abbot tectionists Utah today woulud have or to assist these four Industries years the first time in the history of Mr Young's candidate was degrowing dissatisfaction In the United The convention found Mr Gardfollowing his lnaugu no livestock industry worthy of the the state a Immediately Republican legislature States with the present law and ner's kevnote talk Interesting and scribed as of pioneer stock his grand- ration the president called the con name has made It possible for the people asked consideration of the govern- Rpplauded frequently His reference parents being Erastus Snow and Ed- gresa Into special session The United States has become the to Before pass Judgment on a comprehenHe had attended anything else attention was directed' greatest manufacturing aud lhdus-t- o ment plan as followed In Canada to the tax revision proceedings was win CL Woolley sive program of taxation The probthe and In would trlal world have under committee Young the university the nation Brigham advisory but The jrhe the delegates transportation! agriculture heartily applauded lem Is one of eminent Importance none of that Mr Joseph carried hlsere not so enthusiastic when the the L D 8 college had traveled act of 1920 outlined a definite pro- - application of Republican principles- and all citizens of the state should Utah has siml- Inform themselves fight right Into the convention plat- - citizens were asked "to vote thetr con- three years In Europe when on a mis- gram for the railroads- the federal of tariff protection concerning it and L D 8 church and ex- reserve system had placed form committee Monday and was elusions intelligently larly become an important manufac- vote their convictions One delegate sion for the banking Intelligently tensively In America since He had and business generally upon a sound turing state But most significant of given a hearing As Republicans we are and alapplauded this proposition Then the convention committee degrees at Wash- basis manufacturing had been prop all the protective tariff has main- ways will Then came the selection of com- obtained DhisC law be and first of all vitally ol living and and la a brother of took the position— by majority— that mittees ad- - ington which Immediately protected by Republican tariffs tained a highforstandard Dilworth Woolley of the Sev- erly workmen in our Interestedof In the welfare and devethe matter of prohibition Is not anljoumed to prepare the Judge high wages Its secure labor been made In had while this atate We want mills and factories and has kept out lopment Issue In a atate that has a dry plank senator Smoot and Mr reports talked enth district In all his sixteen years rights Fabian by previous Republican Utah's school children to receive the of practice he had lost only one case auch aa Utah has In its consti'uilon Now for the first time In the competition of lower standards benefit of the bes system of public convention that he had taken to the supreme the history of the country a well-definand lower wages In foreign countries and therefore eliminated all referSenator Smoot was "more than court education the state Is consistently ences to the subject benefit of agri- Record of Hoover for the with the optimism of the program pleased” able to afford We want Utah ex A Badger of Balt Lake named culture Carl Borne Interests wanted a declara- convention and asked that the basic Industry was for service men to continue to look to this spirit Arthur R Barnes a graduate of Ann In Results tion on the Boulder dam matter The be carried Into tha the Republican party for the reccampaign He Arbor who had practiced law In Utah mulated and passed committee could not see that such a was confident of success The purpose of this legislation Is Thus so far as Utah’s four basic and that and cooperation which Is position was necessary or wise at this "tne people of Utah will send to con- more than thirty years eight of them twofold: First to assist the farmers Industries are concerned the rec- ognition legitimately due them We want the as attorney general and four on the In time and efficient ord of President Hoover and the na- state's public welfare the scientific gress two representatives who stand bench orderly agencies to In the Third district court The Another suggestion was that the for the principles of the tional Republican administration ha compare handling and marketing been with the best 'll Republican record of Mr Barnes In Initiating the production favorably committee place the party on rec- party that of one helpful- the nation and In this connection th? are so essential to the In- collection of Inheritance taxes from of their products and second to ord for the development of scenic terests of the state” place agriculture on a parity with ness In purely national affairs It last Republican was legislature as member of the other a nonresidents Utah A majority of the committee has been Industries equally outstanding When happy to provide the means to ea The legislation "What would Utah do" he asked state capitol commission and am a Octothe market lwt stock erasned thought that was a matter for the "If it were not for protection ? " fedeial the and farm feeble-mtnboard teblhh a school for the member of the board of pardon In authorized the chamber of commerce of the state w wlnt UUh teborlnlf mn anrt organization of farm- ber the president Immediately took the Iltllstrom case wet cited Senator Hope to Tear rather than a political party ers' coo?rative societies of a definite ““ L0Lth?I!ltuUanA’r"tdwomen to work under such condl- Bo the platform was reported out State During Campaign Justlce Ilanson’a Life type For the present five hundred of safety and convenience and In die form In which it was adopted tlve movement federal the among million dollar of federal funds was Senator Smoot hopes to have time Sketched In Beek'a Addrea such wages as will furnish them as appears elsewhere in this issue the states the local mu- for Keep Your Feet Youthful with McKendrlck's to visit the different point of the H C Beck also of Galt Lake placed at the disposal of the farm government labor the fullest equality of opportunity placed utlll Footwear the nicipalities to public be can board This money state during the campaign and to talk Justloe loaned ties and the Indus tries lor We want capital and business to realEnthusiasm Manifested in nomination the Hanson greatly ize they will receive Just treatment a low rate of Inat to the people In detail on subjects for cooperatives hla Gratifies Tarty Leaders his life from connativity terest to accomplish various helpful Increased public and private which he was not pllowed sufficient sketching here We want to facilitate the deIn Ephraim to the present Justice work to furnish employThe enthusiasm of the convention Sign of Quality ” He Hanson was educated at Know acad- purposes— such as capital Investment struction velopment of Utah's untold wealth In was declared by party leaders to be time during the convention months six ment first the resources and no Immeto show he said that President emy the University of Utah and Ann in plant facilities the dissemination of 1930 Already natural of hopes this public work and utility entirely gratifying to them and they Hoover and his administration Is in of educational Information the stor- step In this direction Is more Arbor practiced law fourteen years were willing to predict success of theno construction nas exceeded the boom diate " wo for tha recent In desirable than to bring about the responsible 1913 in since 1929 by more than four hunof Sanpete countyand year party at the polls this November and business situation In the United of power dams at Flamtheordeiiy and ays- dred million dollars salt Lake Here he served on the import4"1 two years from now It Is a matter construction For the con- States to In fact the depression district court bench since 1922 untlllemat° marketing of farm products of admin- ing Gorge and Dewey We want the that Democratic vention was not permitted for any Is world-wid- that regret e to the end tlut foster home unthe result of and 1928 Industry was the he noml when to party’s of Utah unremlnd-ed has failed istration particigreat length of time to go mass production For- nee for the supreme court to which Utah will eventually become an exFARM PfeOGRAM MTETS pate In this statesmanlike movement that the campaign of two years precedented not an Importing state are copying American he was elrcted As to world affairs the president's porting and from now Is In the offing and that eign countries UNIVERSAL APPROVAL methods said the senator development thus far has beem This closed nominating speeches MAIL ORDERS MAIL ORVER8 successful conclusion of the London Utah's that campaign will be highly Impor- production of Re- countries that are criticising and seconding speeches were In ornaval treaty was a distinct step for- under the wise sponsorship tant Tills thought ran through the the"The we will gladly and he continued der: A IL Christensen American policies tariff” publican wilL of met Utah with This has univer- ward in International good program speeches of th announced orators “are Imposing on American goods go- county for Hanson A B Irvine foi sal approval All tire gi cat national In all these Important accomplish- continue to Hamilton Gardner chairman of the a higher rate Barnes borders into their ing C Wolstenholme Lilv Mrs ments our Utah congressional deleSmoot Reed Senator convention and than the Uryted States ever Imposed for Barnes A W Jensen of Eph- farm organizations have heartily as- gation played a conspicuous role It f Harold P Fabian national commit- on from those out In sisted countries" B It and goods raim for Hanson J Wilson carrying already is particularly appropriate that the teeman Democratic members of congress for Woollev: J A Kelly Mil- cooperative bodies under the federal Republican tariff should bear the Nor did the nominating speeches asserted the Utah senator wanted lard and L W Oibbs of Salt Lake farm board have been oiganized tq name of our distinguished Republihigh tariff on articles manufactured for Woollev Then G W Williams handle the greater part of more than can senator— Reed Smoot After 28 in Democratic states but when a of Salt Lake moved for the ballot 40 products of the farm Utah Is re- years in the senate his untiring ln-- i tariff was proposed on articles pro- and the delegate indicated they were ceiving Its share of the benefits of dustry and unsurpassed ability have duced In Republican states hey de- through with the nominations this wise Republican legislation The won him a position of Influence to clared It "was the moat wicked and After county delegations had been Republican legislature of 1923 had which all good citizens of Utah redamnable thing Imaginable" allowed time to decide how they were previously passed an act which auof party pay sincere trib"The problems President Hoover divided there was some difficulty thorized and facilitated the organizat- gardless ute As a true Republican he realiWAS 475 13 TO 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET ha to meet” he continued "were not In getting order again Beaver was ion of farmers' cooperatives In Utah ze that the very economic existence made bv the Republican party nor not yet ready to vote Box Elder Numerous sueh societies now func- of Utah depends on ft protective tarby the Democratic paity They were and Cache both northern counties tion with efficiency and profit In this iff and the bill of which he Is suthor Even that protection brought on by mass production proved to be not entirely unanimous state One example will suffice The furnished The former gave 18 for Woolley but Utah Poultry Producers' association Utah Democrats on election day prothree votes each for Hanson and markets annually upward of $15000-00- 0 fess to believe In tariff protection for Both Wife ami Self Were Tariff IV1ptoUve( Barnes while Cache gave Hanson 19 of poultry products and till of Utah products and all Utah Demo' to ilestored tills money Is brought permanently crats in their private businesses are Splendid “I am not worried about the United votes to 48 for Woolley and Its futuie We may not Carbon split 10 for Hanson two for Into circulation at home So the enthusiastic for high tariff rates Health by New Treat- States sell aa many automobiles as In the Woolley and three for Barnes Dag- farmers of Utah join with the farm- Unfortunately their official actions Dawent we In vote for Woolley but must have a protective gett's ers of the United States ment past But gratitude In congress do not live up to their lf vis was spilt seven and for to the Republican party for giving election promises or theix private extariff for Wool-le- y agriculture for the first time lta real pressions Btlll they come pouring in— happy "Some of tlie largest interests In Hanson eight and one-haand one for Barnes Davis Is In place In our national economic life Praise Record of indorsements of Sargon — from men the United States are taking their To a very great extent the prosper- D( n B Colton and women who have wisely prof- American money and are making like Second Judicial district ited by the experiences of otheis goods In Europe with cheap labor ity of this state Is linked with the In tha lower house our state ls Counties of Some and put this new and different medgreat mining Industry Utah Is the ably represented “They can produce more cheaply Cong re i man So there and these people de not want Cast Solid Votes first state In the union In the product- Don B Colton As by icine to the test chairman of the from call As the In roll a on away the got their goods” ion of silver second copper third Important public lands committee he Read the enthusiastic statements high rate north Jiowever the Hanson strength in lead fourth in gold tnd fifth in has been of great helpfulness to Utah Senator Smoot added recently made by R G Judd 266 zinc The total gross outmit of these "If we stand by the great principle began to tell more strongly Ivan Court who is connected with the west Since our last convenwas eight for him to three five metals In Utah In 1929 reached and of protection America is safe Othertion we have most regrettably been Chic wise wa cannot tell what will Happen for Woolley Emery wa solid for the stupendous sum of $9598 5 201 deprived of the service and companHanson and so It went to her” The mines constitute most lmnor-tan- t ionship Of one of our most able Revoted solid' counties the Some of market for the product of Utah leaders the lete CongressRepresentatives of organized labor We shall Senator Smoot said Indorse the tariff Grand two for Woolley Morgan furms Utah factoites and Utah rail- publican man E O Leatherwood Flute three for roads Mining and agriculture are miss his wise counsel greatly and It bill which has piovided what they three for Woollev Rich three for Woolley In a surprising degree Interdependent will be difficult to fill his place Hanson asked for He went on to discuss the fight Uintah’s It votes were for the Og- Unfortunately Just at nresent Utah We now turn from the sublime to made on the sugar rate of 2 rents den candidate and he captured his mine and especially the sliver pro- the ridiculous Countrast the achieveSoleil ducers are facing difficult times The ments of our Republican representatwhich he said was the most bitter home countvs 68 But that acquisition came too late two greatest markets of American ives In Washington with the record ever waged against any Item Velvet the Utah county vote of silver have been India and China of our Junior senator Here we have "Notwithstanding" he added "the for when for Hanson to seven and one-ha- lf India ha now become a seller of sli- exemplified and personified the rate was raised to 2 cents yet sugar 47 for Woolley and four for Barnes ver Instead of a purchoeer and the magic art of accomplishment by con-I- f Is cheaper today than It was w hen the Handkerchief winner over Interest ceased political chaos In China has almost versatlon bill passed public problems could Overproduction again put the was three for Hanson be solved by words alone he has There will have to be an understand- Wayne destroyed It buying power Felt vote of our Hanson's all greatest for The Judge party haw con reached a perfect solution ing of the countries of the world course came from the 227 cast by Salt (tentlyRepublican which are prodtielng sugar before and continuously been a difficulties I recently overheard a Cushion Brims a Democrat friend of thn mining Industry So conversation between there Is a revival In the Industry” Lake county Tweed The city precinct divided 139 1om the current Republican congreoa and a Republican concerning his ac40 Sees Destruction of Industry six for Woolley and tivities The Democrat wa talking senate commission to Unpointed Velour which while the county VI ithont the Two-Oand resolutions Tariff present silver situation about the bills !"” cmly: or Us lm‘ the junior senator had Introduced worlt out r‘m‘dl ThuVJudBeland The senator said that the present five BamtS tw O Moreover the new Re- - and which are as numerous as the provement price of imported sugar before the Hanson s total In the Then the publican tariff fixes such a rata on sands on the seashore Url f is paid means $3 50 a hundredn0ne load and llnc t!lat Utah mine owners conversation ran like this weight for the wholesale price of of 36L to By the way how Is sugar He argued that without the pete gave him 21 aiid Cache 19 w as land UUh mine workers are protected theRepublican— out’ act working King from alrom)PtItion tariff the Industry woold foreign i11! mines where wages and Uvlnir con- - Democrat — King act! What do L ready be destrojed of the platform the WUh reading mean? you dttlons ere fgj- bCi0W the American "Even at the present prices” he h An act passed by con- added "the companies will love this ventlon ° V!''andard- Incidentally the recent Republican— I s name shortly adjourned 0f detxv<s In gress and bearing the author I nev-- 1 ast If one can copper stand But it for they street llw Sal Lake railway rvtfm'(“nract! Democrat— P J!? Why King South Canada Africa and from er heard of It n and Is a member of Carmen s Utjlon mor® jrar the industry will have to The appointments for tin imeet the situation beiause If thev committees made by the delegates ttlllrh ow ro5t production Is certain No Republican— Neither has anyone D0Rslblltv that American ' 111 Cuba themselves were not amiounred "I don't believe anj body ever uf-- 1 dolot li(' M1Par lnduslry else— there Is your answer will be ruined” fered with worse backaches than I ve In the sate government our Reintlle nrfutlTre The the secret auditor Prd('lfd a change In had tor the past year ' They hiade'(u'lleJipnR1t0r and in Industry of Utah and In particu- - publican attorney genrraj Rei?re ness bus situation lnd!!tr!al treasurer and smeilntendent of pub- me feel sick all over Inurbrr OI It sOcmed before civ- - Twilsirvr th next two eiu campaign M W Miller have leaver Instruction Credentials: like I couldn’t stand them if they quiHly and ef- lcars-folhe J J Shumway Box Elder: T H "irtv heclentlv performed thetr dutles and r 111 a'sist 11 ln gotany worse and I'd been 'figlu- - H mr? legitimate have neved an enviable record of Merrill Cache J C Allen Dag- -Jug' constipation nearly all piv life i man who f i he b! public service Compare this with gett Helen T Hall Duchesne E E I tried so many medicines arid the president the two Democratic execu'lve officers ment without results that I was bea!d' "rprnn —an Itinerant governor and a volgjinirg to think Id have to 'gnn lean’1 h' v ‘eioenenre The spirit of the new Fall clothes is Utah should uble secretary of state Thik world rXht around the heaven have secured marvelous results In Mateli every frock and suit colorful Washington during the past few one our smart hats Berets of with Of outstanding Importance to Utah years for we have not only had two brims cloches and toques to flatter Is Its livestock Industry— especially senator and two representatives sheep and cattle In the past year there but for a substantial part of every type 1" M “od not as a bunch In the 'Holther Weber P!"’ the time a governor a well I had w fC’ Lake W D Candland Sanpete: Sthe pleasure this mornlngofsub-fnl hirt vf'yiu s Lnited States senate have attempted! organization and was in n pjrtrsv hlm menbr ui hM ovnlder of business- Harold Cline Bea- r fierier H F Kean Jorgensen rtm nj Blue Wine Th A Rrf Republicans ver Lucinda Jensen Box Elder J H Summit E Thnt ls- Bonelll Tooele U'? Charles DeMoisev Uintah N" B Ub!7ior day ln every slx'ycars— that Ison Anderson Cache R J Larsen Tan Green Bottle a'im“nts is election last chesne W T Ipsen Jr Garfield: P Pope Utah: H R Wallace Wasatch day” gone we are so strong and well I Dark Blue Baker Juab W E Crlddle Morgan David Hirschl Washington David L Y EVENT” don't see how we could be ln uny Declares Propaganda Should H R Zeebe Piute H J Norris Rich SUtve Weber Black better health We decided then tc No Lonr Go Inopposed The stand of the party on tHe tax Salt Lake Rex W W Seegnvliler start our daughter on the treat- -' Mr Fablnn called attention to the Lund Banpcte A Value-GivinO W Coons Bevler revision issue was a subject of much Chocolate ment and It did as much tor her as of Lie voting district andl Agnes Farnsworth Summit Joseph debate at the eerdon of the latter Importance Demonstration It did for u to we are a 100 per cent ihe precinct workers In the success of Buttle Utah O S Tavlor 8enator Cand'and led a Jamiy of Bargon boosters tlit party and quoted from a recent u gton W N Barker Weber Now Ii the Time to fight to pledge the party to support Sargon Piss tone up the liver rid magazine to show the na'ure of thej Resolutions: Mr Jefferson the amendments at the polls George the avtem of poisons and ehmlnete 7 C M I Buy Furniture at rampaign to tliscredlt'Hoovrr that Is Beaver J W Peter Box Elder: J Bailey and Mr Jefferson wanted a constipation without the least grip- - being made by National Chairman P RUh Oache: L W Magee Car- - statement In the platform opposing Narn Millinery or nausea I cant say enough Raslob and others of the Democratic bon R F Dillman lig for all the Sargon treatment did for partv d to the constitution Ihe com- IWakefleld Fmerv H P Ipsen b'ceunj Floor our family” - -- "lhU piopaganda" said Mr took a middle fourve endors- J S Woodbury Iron William Bargon may be obtained ln Pal bian "must no longer go unopposed 'Bailv Juab P T Black Millard big the work that the legislature has lake City at all Schramm Johnson There L work for the Pepubhcan H H Crouch Morgan Charles Ken- - cone so far and leaving the Issue up I Tug Stores Owl Drug Stores aia party ahead of us Let's go to It'" von Piute T J Hngey Rich D L to the voters as a nonpartisan r KZiSbatCSWK Drug Stores (Advil W W ScegmUler "of Kane andEayless San Juan W J Lowe Salt ter FIRST BALLOT KEYNOTE SPEECH TELLS le perma-markab- OF GIVES CHOICE G 03 well-know- O P TRIUMPHS vOad a FOR JUSTICE $700 $600 5? 11" 5 m fc r ration lu-th- and “rnor Less Pries Goods Ssa tha Big ur one-fift- Site to There’s Plenty Bte-wh- at j one-fift- I It-- Callaway Hcock Francis St j er ra 33 YOU MAY SATISFY Your Impulse - ’’ for five-minu- te ‘ p x SnucarO: con-grea- ed IFoottYreair ng J 7 Styled by STETSdDN For Men and Women ? “Jie ?$' i nwatisouib 1 Va-fat- ch ?Z (C Sargon Turned the Tables for Them Says Judd M II J 87 one-ha- lf ti ' : i Little Is for These Daringly Du-rhes- v t New' Hats I t Vis-a-V- If! nt J'’ n?r nt ' lXr ' J f I c - on” rtSK And Colors Galore I t 1 IVacl or-w- 1 - J RoaI ci TyJa-vlon- Du-eve- e ‘7-DA- Jade Wash-committ- ' 'i Oar-pose- V i : 1 i I c -- tnat-Lgge- tr i 0 3 i j: t v |