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Show 1BEY CHOSEN Bit utah nn BOUNTIFUL MAN NAMED fm GOVERNOR AT SALT LAUeJfrP CONVENTION. flto Swing to Standard-bearer Starts B Third Dallot and Choice Is Made tM&iU Fifth Dallot Senator Smoot Re. Bnc nominated by Acclamation, B V Salt Lake City. -At tho Ui'iiiihnJBt state convention hold here tm .u;i9v'n lit), Chui'les It. Mabey, of llonnUhKS!"' was chosen as the parly's eandId1J2or for governor. Mr. Mabej s solcctijliil'51 camo on the fifth ballot, 'ihn fl3pIK ballot for governor showed George ii0,'1 Odoll of Salt Lake and W. 11. WattJiiE"1 of Ogden, In tho lead, with deiSSp other candidates In the running. JAMS'" bey began the race wllh but K ot3E9''1 hut steadily gained until the flf! when ho received UXM 1-a votes. iii?1 United States Senator I;.ed Soy. fiji1" was nominated by uccIhiii.h ion to i-!p ceed himself, after couwdeiable of i?'' demonstration. SS ' .Tamos K. Frlck, of Salt Like, iS?" named as u candidate to sun'ordlu i?? bolf as Justice of the .supreme cm - ' oy a considerable mnrgln over i S'r. nearest opponent, James K. Clierrji ??? Mount Plensnnt. Vg Hj tfm K. Crockett, of Cache com gT was tho choice of tho convention ', sij!' secretary of stnle, winning over ft 3jjj' Mnicusen of Price, and Joseph II. 1 25?. Knight of Juab. MHs There weru but two cutulltlafca JKjgLi attorney general, Harvey duff ffis5, Provo, und II. A. Smith, of Halt kwjTR,,, Mr. Cluff winning. fclrts William D, Sutton of Park PSjjjjv walked off with the nomination !jWgj, state treasurer, tho othor conteetitffi for tho honor being K. II. MadnWJfJni of Salt Lake, and William G. njrjkjjf of Kphrulm. rjjfj, Mark Tuttlo, of Snlt Lake comSjjj, was nomlnuted for state auditor bji( clamatlon. clock Dr. George Thomas, of the Uikufflfpi slty of Utah, wus chosen un 3upttjjj. teudeiit of public Instruction, Frar&jjA W. Klrkhntii being tho unsticcws'igj candidate. JJB The presidential elector chwfScoi woie Warren L. Wattls, Mrs. CvJsima T. Judd, James A. Melville, Jr., fRwft J. Howard Garrett. jflB Tho koynoto address, delivered BB W. D. Livingston of Suit Lsko, tShJa enui spellbinder of tho party, cst:tajji; length Into tho national nml state 'jHmi sues of tho campaign. "Wo made'igjj; groat start ut Chicago," ho nld. Rm national platform satisfies tho affijjfifr science of all good American1 'mHII glory In tho Ainorlcunlsm of Gfjpn'g; Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Ittgjgfo lam McKIuley, and Theodore I'wfeqii vi.lt JHTwi. "Wo have made good mc dying "jfiax of Theodore Itoosevelt. The ""Serei can party Is u united party. Onf fes, tho spurious Issues of tho 'Ho MBTph u. out of war' typo Is being l"JfCiKWI Into this cnmpulgu to camouflage jvjii real Issues and to catch tho 8o-c&l$j progrosslvo votes Is tho tHilf-stJJH progrcsslveism of tho DuuiocnKy, party." IK,, Tho stand of tho party In Uio HB3L on tho league of nutlons wns noi'flSf for n mlnuto In doubt after ilr. Mfzci-lngston Mfzci-lngston snld: "In what tho VJf5Si of tho White House calls, the '"fssL referendum wo ltepuhlicnns KjSI took what was Uio most unpopiiJ jjjg side. Our lenders wcro Just stopi S-i; minded enough und roaetloM ij-n enough to bellovo tluit tlw decUJ tg tlon of M4 years ago won uwl sUlljk good American doctrine. HarJ'HTjg. llko Washington, says 'Stuy out.' G'JBS like Wilson, says. 'Go ln.,M m Tho question of labor nnd Olfis was dealt with by tho speaker la gagf words: "Wo offer lubor no t&g prlvllego or flattery, but wo ol"pj ispmllty of opportunity, nnd wo QM labor to undorstand our jjuukIUob jj"r vc want capital to undorstand ouri wW sltlon." 'Jnjg Again Mr. Livingston took a tr $m atiiud for tho rosumptlon of a nm ,-Wj tlvo tariff, Jioldlng such n course W bo necessary for tho Interests of Afjffl lean materials, raw nuil mannfucttygg, Tho convention udoptorl tlio PtMf, form ns presented to It by the wJjgnim mlttoo on platform und resolute rffi? without change. There wtia coASlA-wJjjj able dobntu over tho doelnraUon fSSj favor of a stnto Income tux, but It "lrnnn finally ndoptod. Tho plnt'orm toW'Bt closely upon that adopted at ChW.Jp i |