The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-09-02
MABEY CHOSEN BY.
UTAH REPUBLICAN
5OUNTIFUL MAN NAMED e,
GOVERNOR AT SALT LAKE
CONVENTION.
Swing to Standard-bearer Start,
Third Ballot and Choice Is Made Z,
Fifth 8allot-Senator Smoot RI.
nominated by Reelamation.


Salt Lake Clty.---At the Republlc
state convention held here On Ann,
26. Charles Il. Mabey, of Bountb
was chosen as the party's candid.
for governor. MIR. Mabcys select.
came on the fifth ballot. The Il,
ballot for governor showed George
Odell of Salt Lake and w. II. VAIN
Of Ogden, in the lead, with ele,,
other candidates in the running N
hey began the race with but Is vol,
but steadily gained until the m
when he received 3SS IL votes.
United States Senator Reed Sma
was nominated by reclamation to 81
coed himself, after considerable Of
demonstration.
james Il. Frick, OF Salt Lake VI
named as candidate to succeed hi,
self as justice of the supreme cor
by considerable margin over
nearest opponent, James II. Cherry
Mount Pleasant.
Hyplm Il. Crockett, OF Cache coul.
was the choice Of the convention
secretary of state, winning over q
Marcusen of Price, aud Joseph Ii. \
Knight of Juab.
There were but two candidates
attorney general, Harvey Clufi
Provo, and II. a. Smith, OF Salt Ii
Mr.. Cuff winning.
william ID. Sutton Of Park q
walked off with the nomination
state treasurer, the other conteshr
for the honor being Il. II. MAIDS
of Salt Lake, and William G. Bart
of Ephraim.
Mark futile, OF Salt Lake cOur'
was nominated for state auditor BY
clamatlOn.
DR.. George Thomas, of the Univ
sity Of Utah, was chosen az super
tendent of public instruction, Fran
w. Eirkhnm being the unsucceSS
candidate.
The presidential electors chOi
were Warren l.. Watts. Mrs. Geo
n. Judd, james A. Melville, Jr,
j. Howard Garrett.
The keynote address, delivered
w. ID. Livingston OF Salt Lake,
eran spellblnder OF the party, went
length into the national and state
sues OF the campaign. ave mad
great start at Chicago" he said. Y
national platform satisfies the
science OF all good Americans
glory In the Americanism OF Geo
Washington, Abraham Lincoln, v
lam Mckinley, and Theodore RO'
welt.
ave have made good Inc dying v
OF Theodore Roosevelt. The RepT
can party Is u united party, One
the spurious Issues OF the lie
us out OF war type Is being inJe'
into this campaign TO camouflage
real issues and to catch the so-ca
progressive votes Is the solf-st
progrcsslyeism OF the Democi
party"
The stand OF the party In the )
on the league OF nations was not
for a minute In doubt after Mr. l
lngstOn said: ain what the oecupi
Of the White House calls the sole
referendum we Republicans gla
took what was the most unpopu
side. Our leaders were just SIM
minded enough and reaction
enough to believe that the decli
ton Of ia years ago was ann SUI
good American doctrine. Hard
Ike Washington, says Stay out {
Ike Wilson, says, Go IN"
The question Of labor md cap
was dealt with by the speaker In %
words: 1--WE offer labor no spe
privilege or flattery, but we Of
equality Of opportunity, and we "
labor to understand our position
we want capital TO understand our
sltlOn."
Again Mr.. Livingston took q str
stand for the resumption Of q pro
tive tariff, holding such course
be necessary for the interests Of Al
lean materials, raw and manufnctu
The convention adopted the
form ms presented to IL by the G
mittee on platform and resoluil
without change. There was consI
able debate over the declaration
favor of n state income Tux, but v
finally adopted. The platform fou
closely upon that adopted at Chic