Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1928, Page 17

R ‘UTAH DRY WORKERS LOOM AS SMITH FOES $oom for Governor Leads in Po- litioal Activities of State. Coeclal Dispatch to The Star. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, January %.—Al Smith’s bandwagon has been leading in political noise in Utah for ®cveral months. Apparently, Gov. Emith will get the Democratic dele- Rites to the national convention fromn tiis State. 1If the vote were now, he Would get them without question. Utah i decidedly dry, however, and d:y workers are getting aroused. A complete change of heart is not at all unlikely. James H. Moyle, national commit- tceman, is not a Smith supporter, and there are other active ocrats in Utah who think it unwise to support him. Gov, George H. Dern and Sen- a‘or William H. King have taken no siand thus far regarding any national candidate, but both are dry and will be up for re-election this Fall. I do not consider it probable that either will make any move that might dis- credit him with dry voters. Senator King (Democrat) will be re mominated if he wants the nomina- tion, and it is still a big guess as 0 ‘whom the Republicans will nominate to oppose him. Many are in the field. Herbert Auerbach appears promi: nent in the press here. Ernest Bam- berger, national committeeman, has a strong following and may get the nomination. He was defeated by Xang six years ago, however, a fact ‘which will not help his case. Willilam Spry, former Governor of Utah, but now commissioner of the General Land Office, and J. Reuben Clark may loom strong for the nomi- nation later on. It has been sug- gested, however, that their absence from the State on Government work ‘will react against them. Senator King is rounding out his second term in the Senate and is the strongest cam- paigner in Utah. He will make a strong candidate, if nominated. FRANK P. STEWART. G.0. P. IN CONNECTICUT FAVORS DARK HORSE Rank and File Prefer Hoover Next . to Coolidge, but Leaders Give Him No Support. Special Dispatch to The Star. HARTFORD, Conn., January 7.— Connecticut Republicans, strong for Coolidge even after his August an- mouncement, are now more or less at sea. Hoover, as a representative of the Coolidge policies, appeals to the rank and file of the party more than anybody else in sight. Unable to have Coolidge, Hoover seems to them getting as close to him as possible. To the party leaders—and they are in Connecticut—Hoover tl: something of a persona non grata. They feel that he did too much flirt- ing with the Democrats in 1920 and that he is not a Republican of sufi- clently long party service to justify ;7 to_the place. Low- den, with Coni it support for President in 1920 and for Vice Presi- dent in 1924, is no longer a favorite with the Republicans, whom he has alienated by his reliefattitude. , The Republican ders have no , presidential candidate, but, with Cool- idge out, they indicate that they will | he satisfied with some dark horse of the conservative type. There ix no reason to believe that there will be any depature from the -custom of sending an uninstructed delegation (o the national convention. Gov, Smith of New’York will ac- eording to present. indicagions. have the unanimous vote of Conneeticut in the Democratic national convention. Chairman Walsh of the Democratic State committee says that Smith will carry the State in November, something that the Republicans don't concede, of course, as Connecticut has given its electoral vote to the Re- publican ticket at every election since the second election of Cleveland in T ican ool J912.. when bl 8| . wi =35 lo:oll‘ to Wilson. HOOVER FINDS FAVOR IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Republicans Lean Toward Unin- | structed Delegation—Smith | [ Wins Followers. Sperial Dispsteh 1o The Star. Pillsbury at Concord to all city and town clerks of the New Hampshire presidential primsry to be held Tuer-| dsy March 13, It will be the first | presidential primary in the mui.uy‘ in the 1928 campaign. Check lists already have posted. The primary will be held for the eholce of delegates and alternates 10 the Republican and Democratic na- tional conventions and declarations «an be filed with the secretary of state from January 14 until February 24. Declarations must be accompanied by a fling fee of $10 or by a petition carrying the names of 100 legsl voters, In towns the presidential pri- mary is in connectio y with the annual town meetings, wide n the eities | specisl elections arc held | In New Hampship there seems 1o be a ot of wentiment for Herbort Hoover and the recent visit of Mr, Hoover 10 the Vermont flood sres alno found him in New Hampshire, going through the flood districts of this Blate Among the Granite Htate Demo- crats, especially in Manchester and other cities, there seems 10 be s'rong sentiment for Gov, Bmith of New York An unpledged delegution 1o the Kap- wage City convention ix desired by New Hampahire Republicans, especiahy at 1his time, ax the Granite Niate G. 0. 1 would like the President ‘The announced ernor in the Republican ranks ure Charies ‘W, Tobey of Temple, who has | Jix business headquariers in Manchen | ter wnd Ore A, Brown of Ashland. | No Democratie candlonte for woy “rnwr hes heen oMclally snnounced #ithough it appesrs certain that | Mayor Frederic K. ¥mal) of v would cerry the siandurd tfor bis p J. 4. MeCARTHY BRENNER SUITS SETTLED. 1 | Millionaire Steel Manufacturer Pays $610,000 for Beparation, | CHICAGO, Junuary T (P),~The 4o | mewthe: troubles of Nathan T, Brenner, | mitilonaire steel munutacturer, und his | | wife, Lattic, were adjusted todsy when | the Couple agrecd Lo separate sfter Mr, | Vrenner wettlen $610,000 of his two ilion-dollar estate In hin wite's name There will e no Bivorce, their stior neyn wald, but they will Jive upart, | They were murried 31 years ugo, The wettlement wan i sequel (o two suita Mr, Brenner filed agninet his e churging ehe o iried o defraim | Vi of $750.900 while he was st on Ui const. The wuite were dismissed My Brenner was formerly president l of 1he American insulated Wire & Cable Ca, peen | | T January Opportunity Sales---Monday and Tuesday w( $6C|F(1:1:'l f(flollar | | New House Frocks, 88C Charming fashions for now and Spring. Prints and dainty dimity with white organdy collars, cufiss and bands, contrasting color pipings. Set-in sleeves, vee neck,‘ round and square collars. Two-inch hems. Sizes 36 to 52: Second Floor—King's Palace . {Nfi“&&‘v*i'3's‘wsfi-'sv4%*91&*}&%%%?%%%}@%%'G"SNM“&'2"2“5r'Z‘G"2'("1**3'%‘Wfififl?'tfl‘wwmwi:fiwwfl'm Sets $9.98 A Iplendid%oup of moufflon sets—large mushroom collar and full cuffs in platinum gray. wondetful opportunity to save—. and at the same time secure a new fur set for an old coat or to trim a new one. Street 5 “F Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats. PVL050 0 meumnom+nmowwwww 3 o . $1.50 Tie-Back Ruffled Curtains Double ruffies of rose, hlue and gold in a wide valance. And side pieces to match. These can be used all year round for bedrooms and kitchens. Set Charming and very dainty. All perfect and*regdy to hang. o $2 Ruffled Lace Panels |39¢ Checked Marquisette | 1% ea. 19¢ yd. Ecru filet mesh laces and Notting- Gingham patterns in blue and ham in plain or fancy worked pat- white or corded checks. 36 inches terns with deep ruffle_at bottom. wide. Fast colors. Delightful for Very new and smart. Special. sash or full-length curtains. $5 Part-Wool Blankets A splendid mixture of wool and cotton in 66x80- - inch size. Fleecy, warm and in large block plaids of s .35 blue, rose, gray, tan or orchid with white. Finished T with deep sateen binding to match plaids, $7 Part-Wool Blankets $595 pr pr. 66x80.extra heavy Blankets in superior qual- heavily fleeced quality in blue or pink kinder- | ity wool and cotton. Slightly soiled. laid patterns. Third Floor—King's Palace | Robe Blankets in 3040 size. Scalloped edge, i garten patterns, $1.69 Silk Crepe de Chine Burson Hosiery | 35¢ 3 Prs. for $1 Women's, slightly irregular, Mercerized Hosiery in regular and extra sizes. All correct light shades. Included are also split- sole stockings in regular and extra sizes. Al entirely new group. Street Floor PoPIPD A popular silk weaves forlingerie and frocks. Goya red, gooseberry, Louis Philippe, Marine, navy, cocos, English oak, tor- quoise, toast, orchid, mais, silver, mother goose, nile, pink, canton, black and white, $3 Satin- 31_79 $3Costume ¢ Y . BackCrepe i Velvet . 40 inches wide. FExtra 34 i heavy satin-face quality in navy, marine, claret, jungle, gooscberry, brown, athenia, malaga, balsam, rose beige, marron glace, canton and black, inches wide, One of the season’s most o Yd. ches wide. A supple, ent wearing velvet, 2P TT S PP STOT TR IS T TP R I Imported and Domestic Broadcloth Novelty Hroadeloth—Repp Cloth Ruyon Steiped or Woven Madras Sizes 13 to 17 Street Floor—King's Palnce Ekonomy Kolumn . lj’ilh Coupon Only excelle Oc Jergen's Soap p ble for frocks | malachite green, Napoleon Ntreet Floor . blue, grotto blue and camille Vit $1 Rayon Satin 79C Yd. Street Floor—~King's Palace o | 40inches wide, All CHLIIEIII B bbb b HEGIOPIIIVIPIPIPIPIPEE IO | colors and black. 1. ' 1 $1.50)| Hir e b 89c earance. ens . bieached sheets. . 25c¢ Pillowcases . and $2 Shlrts Stight seconds, full 19¢ ¢ bleached, 45x36 size 20c Turkish Towels 290 2 for c Colored stripe Towels, In gen- erous size Sireet Floor ing pasion & (vl Vith Caupon Only I half LA s || 25 Unweine ] T —carveful 0 ieate nedivands. well nctine || Tooth Paste fast colors ahd new pat- Niveet Floor 40c Table Olcloth Seconds of 1-|mlnn 29(: Sanitas olfcloth in tile, marble and all white, 54 width, non- crackible, Three Sketched Made to Sell for $39.75 to $69.75 A Jan’uarjf Opportunity Feature at Really remarkable this group of coats at only $29. Practically every garment newly purchased—samples —small overstodcks—and from regular makers .who helped us by cutting their price to us. Jn fact—the original cost in most instances is far above our special selling price. Stunning fashions—beautiful fabrics—elaborately fur trimmed—Tined throughout with quality silks and satins—rich colors and black. : Enhanced With Beautiful Furs —large shawls, animal scarfs, huge cuffs, borders, bands, godets and other trims of red fox. gray, platinum and brown fox, baby seal, civet cat, pointed Manchurian wolf, red Manchurian wolf, natural and beige squirrel, black wolf and others. Sizes 16 to 44 and 42} to 52} Second Floor—King's Palace Clearance! Entire Stock of Fall and Winter Hats atLess Than 1/2Priée_ Hats Formerly $10 or more...... Hats Formerly $7.50....... Hats Formerly $5.00. ...... Hats Formerly $3.00....... Without reservation—every Fall and Winter Hat, of velvet, metallic, satin and metal, faille and metal, or felt in black, brilliant colors, metal colors and combina- tions—reduced to a price that is less than 14 of former marking. - We must have the space for incoming merchandise. B A Venise Velour Suede Broadcloth Velour de Nord Melito Velvet DEPPEHLIE 404 $345 $2.45 5145 Special Lot of $2 to $5 Hats, 98¢ Broken assortments and oddments from for- mer large sales—grouped for immediate disposal. Street Floar—King's Palace. Nddaadsddss sl Women’s Fine Footwear Formerly $3, $4, 51.95 | $#5 and $6 A very special selling of smart, new shoes in pumps, strap and oxford styles. Black patent, black satin, tan, blonde and gray kidskins or black velvet, We are placing on sale just 500 pairs—and at this very special price—we advise early shopping. If you have any possible excuse for buying a pair of shoes— don’t miss this event, Second Floor=King's Palace e e e I e e e aas L) "'Women’s Hosiery Ekonomy Kolumn 1 Women's Union Saits Rayon-striped suits with” low neck. Sleeveless and knee length. Sizes 36 and 38 only Women's Forest Mills 75 Union Suits c . Rayon-striped and other makes in white cottén. Low neck. sleeveless and knee length. Per- fect. Sizes 36 to 42. Infants’ Shirts 23 ‘Straight-front style c in infants’ sizes to 2/ years. Rayon, Wool and cot- 39C ton mrixtures. Slightly” irregular. All desirable Winter shades, Rayon Underwear 89c Vests, Chemise, Bloom- ere, Step-ins, Bloomer-bottom Union Suits in pink, peach, nile, orchid. Regular and extra sizes. Infants’ Hose 19 Wool with cotton, in 1JC white only. Slightly -irregular. Sizes 4 to 6. Men's Cape Gloves 31.29 Lined "and Unlined Capeskin.in brown, black or tan. Formerly $2 3fid $2.25. Children’s Gloves 49 . Flceced-lined ~ Gloves, c fur-top Mittens, Short or Leng Wool, Gloves and Elastic Top. Liried Jersey Gloves. * Childrea’s Cape Gloves 79(', Gloves in one-buitton style, al Fur-top Mittens and elas(ic-l:c, ‘omen’s Novelty Washable Chamoisuede = Gloves, match chic cuffs. Tan, gray and mode. Also slip-on style. yFarr- Street Floor Boys’ Wash Saits styles, in a splendid assortment oi good colors and combinations. Boys’ $4 Serge Saits $9.48 All-wool Serge Middy Emblem on sleeve. Sizes 3 to 7. » B s and two piece styles. Sizes 4 to 18 With Co?an Only 10c Kewpie-Toilet zoc 25¢ Baby Pants natural gum rubber in large and medium sizes. Highly tempered 79c Will give excellent service. Good = o 25¢ Stamped Glass Towels, 3 for 79¢ Stamped Linens 59C . Choice of round centers and 3-inch covers. Pure attractive designs. 35¢ Stamped Rompers soc o ‘White only. Sizes § months to et B Luncheon Cloth and four Napkins. in. stenciled fruit $1.25 Stamped Set, Dining Room Set, of pure linen. Siy pieces stamped wm attractive desmgn, $4.98 4-inch Thibetine 4 "‘ fur, red, brown. platinum, cocoa Black Laces \.’\\ im‘heqd . All.over an lounci n L and medipry: devigns. T Also slides in numer- 2& With Coupon Oniy Sleeves ed cuffs. k and good col- ors, Street Floor Usual $1 Fleece-lined style. erenetsy 19€ with dainty embroidered backs to nmrLy §1 and $1.25 Batton-on and middy 79c Sizes 2 to & . and Button-on Suits. Flannelette one Rayon frogs. Tissue, 3 rolls for Perfect, white, flesh or 1& 98¢ Hair Clippers size. Blue or red checks. oyster linen stamped in several 3 for one year. Simple design. designs. Street Floor $10 Fur and tar. $7.98 wiae LTS Fancy Buckles ous styles, sizes and designs. Full_ | h with sh sl length with shirr- “Hlac o Men's $1.50 Uniea 88C Suits Winter weight, long Fleeced sleeves and ankte length. Sizes o to & Floar 50c Ruffled Curtains 2 e for 49c Sash Curtains, of white chocked um * Nicely made with deep s e 39 S0c Rag Rugs Nado-inch size, low price tor hit-and-miss pattern Tugs with crowtoot border. Fast color, Third Floor 16-rid, allssitk wme brellas with self or fancy bdors ders. Awmber cuolor handles, Navy, mw'rund black. $1 Flannelette Gowns 7& Assorted sted e yokes and' Nong skeeves $1.69 Birdeye 3].‘0“ WNW-ineh, hemmed, ready tor i Second Fioor