Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1928, Page 18

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. AUGUST .19, 1928—PART 1 6.0.P. INMONTANA UTAH REPUBLICANS = MEETS TOMORROW NOMINATE SENATOR Ernest Bamberger, State Commit- teeman, Is Chosen at | S V I N S tional committeeman for Utah. was { sominated at the State convention Convention. Features Living Room, Bedroom and Dining Recom Suites WET STAND HURT SHITH IN WYONING Tariff and Prohibition Are Leading Issues in Campaign. Convention Opens Campaign in State—Democrats Post- pone Parley. Snecial Dispatch to The Star SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. August 18 ~Frnest Bamberger. Republican na- August 18-—Mon- the formal opening of th* natio ampaign in_ Montana when Republ will mest here in Stat> convention to ~2lect a State cen- v and to {rame the platform. The o tos st, ex-officio. of can- | py Senator W. H. King. Democrat He was ahead of A machine which put_over his nomination six years ago | in face of strong opposition. ~“However years ago it was generally conceded ai Senator Smoot favored Bam- ire i berger's nomination. Certainly he worked hard for him #Tter the con- vention. This year it was generally * | known thal Senator Smoot favored J Reuben Clark According to general talk among leading Republicans, the plan this year was to nominate Ciark for the Senate | and W. H. Wattis, p-minent financier | of Ogden. for governor. Bamberger and his lieutenants smashed the slato | so far as Scnator was concerned. but | Wattls was nominated to oppose George H. Dern for governor. With | both siates broken. as it wasn't the idea | of the Bamberger faction to have | Wattis nominated. there seems to be some confusion in Republican ranks. Demacrats are fubilant, declaring that Gov. Dern and Senator King. both | - of whom are expected o be nominated | at the Democratic State convention | August 25, will have casy sailing in - November. Wattis made a strong fight for the nomination for governor four vears ago. losing to Charles R. Mabey. incumbent, who in turn was defeated at_the election by Dern. Western headquarters for Gov. Smith have been opened here in the New- house Hotel and politics are beginning to hum. This week the Democrats have organized a brown derby club | They predict that brown derbys will replace straw hats in Utah and all | over the West on Labor day P. STEWART ure, with tha As Frank A. F present chairman, is enant governor mpaign is con- rawn about the s were also to h $1.00 Delivers Any Article 12 Off Every Sample Cedar Chest $1.00 Delivers Any Article 3 Off Every Flocr Sample Refrigerator of the split came a few days ago n J. Larry Dobell, secretary of the contral’ committee and a mem- of the Clark faction. resigned be- ho said. he could not supp E. Erickson.. who has bee d. W. W. McDoawell of probably will retain hi None Reserved First Come First Served About 40 in This nd. national > healing with the Smith _to Montana ta confer on the Smith letter o LOUIS M. THAYE PAINTER HURT. Falls From Roof and Is Taken to Hospital in Serious Condit Complete with Cretonne Pad Fliera isrh didras - it the price at wl $14‘I° wood. A Dresser, | Spring, Mattress and tw Carriages, $15.75 utfit e nd implete line to this suite seld ¢ <h Fufl Vagity Bedroo In his eighty-eighth year Rev. Parke P. 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