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Show Si Sure VOICE IDTEflS Relief ,in OF 11 I. (Continued from pee one) daughter of William Van Kirk who, with eta troth am fought la tha patriot la array of the revolution. The Van Kirk family, Indeed. like the Dicker eon. Hardin. Crawford and other allied fam tlleo. rendered valuable nery-ta- e to the country during the colonial and revolutionary perloda Senator Harding's aimer. Mian Abl-trail Harding. Marion. Ohio, baa be for several yearn an aetiver and valued member of the Daughters of the Amer-- 1 lean Revolution." -- I, - . I Whispering Campaign1 I Not Ued By Cox ; L- (By Associated Pros) NEW YORK. OcL lie Georg White, chairman ti the Democratic let national oommltteo I "I tonight etatement in reply to an earlier declaration by Scott C. Bone, publicity director of the Republican national denying that the "Whisper, mg campaign," against Senator Hard : la. Me ever carried on by any one 'connected with the travel in retinue of Governor Cox. Mr. White's state ment follows: 6 Bcll-am-s Hot water SureRaSef ran LL-A- wr Lat? FOR (KOIGKSTION Bona director of publicity of the Republican national committee, issued this statement today: The Whispering Campaign. so and wickedly carried on by conscienceless Democratic partisans, is now out Into the light and condemned by the prees of the country. Democratic and Republican newspapers alike. . "Originating In Ohio, with no other foundation for ft than the vapor-tumiserable person of unof balanced mind, it sras designedly and systematically spread from state to state, at the coot of many thousands of dollars "That the author of the calumny has not horns this expense is too obvious for comment. The Washington correspondent of a largo Democratic newspaper here in the east today volunteered the information that, to his personal knowledge. the lying stuff, printed, mimeographed or typewritten, was in evidence bn Oov. COx's special train and disseminated Vy a young man closely connected with the Ohio Democratic . state committee. s. "The sordid facts apeak for In nil the annals of American politick there in nothing approaching this .infamous chapter which must rouse the righteous wrath and indignation of every right thinking man and woman tbo country over. gs Mil' - This sale is a demonstration. We are demonstrating our ability and desire to cut prices down to the lowest possible figure on new, wanted seasonable merchandise, for winter wear, as well as household requirements. Each year as we celebrate our Birthdays on Broadway, we have always given thousands, of dollars worth of merchandise free to. our patrons. This year we are going to give you more than ever, by offering goods at cost, and in many instances less thn cost. The Democratic candidates and their natloaal committee have eo ducted the presidential contest on high plane.' Those who are seeking 'to drw it devil to the level of a con .stable's race by publish In oaelp . which has been circulated for years in Ohio In their by Republicans primary '(4; convention fights and in Chicago during the recent Republican national convention and then seek by Inference .Sft weight down the Democratic party credit of AmerT the everlasting with It. win fail. no Democratic news-spI "It is perfectly obvious to every one ican Journalism, consequence has been so deI that the elevenlh hour action of per-- ; based of no to land itself to such cam; tiran Republican newspapers In wide methods of touch the slender. lv circulntin this atory about Senator paign j It has been mors than s Wh ieper-fn- g Hardin paved the way suspiciously It has been a sinister'; 'for the etatement iaeaed by the R plot Campaign. and conspiracy." publican national committee tonight, i We have fought a clean fight; we have from the beginning spurred any con-- taot with personal gomlp and we shall 'AMS TAKE submit to being charged, openly v. or ioferentlally, with it. GREAT "Only one assertion from RepublTO requires a direct ican snwrheadquarters and that is the statement that the Hardin atory waa disseminated on Governor Cox's speciglJraiR. Gov(Continued from page-one- ) ernor Cox aamned me tWr the telephone from Dayton tonight that this importance being that of Oov Cox at in famous Toledo tonight. Senator Harding being accurfyjon is sftheet j scheduled to remain in Marion. shred of truth. During the campaign which pracU-- l cally dosed last Saturday, Ohioans SinUter Conspiracy have received a literal avalanche With Senator Harding, Says Publicity Agent conducting many "front porch" meet-- ! Inga si Marion and Gov. Cox dollvering (By Associated Frees.) on tour of, his It speechesthere has stumping 1 NEW YORK. Oct. Scott T. tbo been no tack of j stats, stimulus and nover before has there j been ee much Interest and stir over' - EH - I of f them-selve- . Auerbach's Beauty BIRTHDAY SALE! W dl .Parlor er SIDE . ''-n- ot fl .. n DBS We carry the finest French hair. Efficient work-i- n every line by experienced operators; no apprentices. 1 V l- 1 i- row puma CSS tatvereol Ipeetnl A story of n little soot attire sttrs the wrath of o perWetlwl vftlaoo. A i EaE Eg 1 $3.59 Childs Gan TJelal Positively $35 csd $45 Values Lace Shoes CEuSKI? (Continued from pegs one) third leg. the wind was coming from j due north and steadily taoreaalng. The drixxla which started almost j wttli the race continued. Deiawana rounded the third mar- - j ket at 1:11:11, unofficial time.-A- t ll;M the wind bad freshened to! 11 knots. Deiawana wad tooting faster than her rtval which, however, j . was pointing a trifle higher. At Deiawana had somewhat j widened the gay between the two ve - . $1250 Womens Black m For Woien and MisseS LACE SHOES SGizilrao O EOL 70x80 inches. 5 pound weight. politics. -m! u - Heavy quality. Gray. . a broad foot shape last with heavy leather Made on This Price soles. 11-1- I 1 I r Marrtag i . - sele. I i IVALTOIl Gladys I Esperanto turned at 1:11 unctfl-- 1 ciai time, having cut her rivers lead nearly in half by Captain Hlmmel-- i man, overstanding his mark a quarter of a mile. The tnls had shrouded the shoreline and from the press boat tt could I be seen that the rival skippers had Ordered men aloft in order to pick up the third mark. It waa a real work- - j aday race no white trousered affair end the fishing crews in their or- - ' dinary sea clothe .were as matter of fast In their racing roles as thy were j when they were pocking through Mnurky mist with a catch of fish. j At 1S:3 the schooners were holding j their relative positions. Ten minutes i later the Canadian came about and headed for tho buoy. JEsperando fol- - : Slowed at 13:42 j , At i:ti whan both uchoonurs hoad-- i ed for the fourth mark, it waa found that Eaperanto again had cut down j her rarxl'a lead to aix lengtha At 1.40 Deiawana had been 1 1 lengtha abend. The wind had Increased and heavy rain squall drenched the racers. Bara Side by Side. At : the Gloucester boat had c right no with her tfru!. 1 t- - t : jack PEnnm tery by Dr. I. f. Gluey ef Salt Lake. Heavy cotton ribbed union auitd sizes 2 to 12. Earthen ware, 4 and 6 cups ca pacity. Dreg Dept. $2.50 Boys 3Sc 12 Cakes Palin Oirtw Soap Lunch Kit . 53.79 $4.75 Hot-Co-ld 50c Java Rice Powder ......39e 20c Powder Puffs . . .. .2 for 23c OveraUs, $1.49 .l t si verse I Crsily f a terser leeel .tree i KVEVIVG 1TCIAL iImmw Cwpktt tknuk gntm Tale apcutal rrr1r during rmltg lln. Rxim 11 P. M. perfunuaucu Sru "Ftuk Tights' aud tkv return mt tbu uu Gum .ft!)' ;st I I Tt ESDAT rlrt-tl- ra 1 : Full.ftange of Colors. ; v 3 25c Slickerie 48c School Plaids 29c Yard Braid, 12ic Ail colors, 4 yards in a bolt I $U8Pair lot of Ladies' euede and Cape Kid gloves. Values up to $3.00, to be sold at $1.98 pr. clean-u- p S2.C3 When you have a,Cold or feel the symptoms of Grip or Influenza, do not experiment with imitation remedies it is too dangerous. Get the Original and Reliable Cold and Grip - i Tablets of Recognized Merit - - , Crovoo (XmxmHvw Price-30- c. ' Ask for L. B. Q . Awm OaSwiiig ictiota raMpfi) 0.5fc8(rt on box. f 2 Acerican Alarm Clocks, $1.19 Guaranteed for one year. tT PERFUMED INCENSE Sc package at 8e packages at packages at ...... ?(Ve packages at .... 63c packages at 39c lOo 15o 90o 35e Printed Curtain Scrim, 29c yd. Punch Cedar Oil Polish 17c and 33c Wide range of dainty patterns. It waa nip and tuck as; the two acboonara twead for tha home stretch. After having spued up with her rtval. Kpperanto seined to drop asters a fourth couple of lengths when-t- he mark was less than five miles away. At Captain Martin Welch be-ghauling in hi sheet evidently's In an effort to " work through lee. Almost within biscuit toes of one another the schooners raced along, side by side, like a couple of met horse i:s ao AU wool 1 wide. tZJBO Price Cans Size Cans. ,14e ...... ......... 1.98. - 43e 82c $2D0 Children Scarf Sets, $1.00 All wool. $1JM. 16c 24c 47e 90c Regular $2.00. Special Sherbet Glasses, 12c serge, 42 inches Foil ranite of colors. and $3.98 values. Birthday 2ie KARO SYRUP 2 20c and French 1-- Sue Size Cans 2 i- -2 Size Cans 5 Size Cans 10 Size Cans . FreccbSerce$1.98yd. $3.98 S -2 1- -2 RED LABEL UaIsi S2-9- 1- 5 Size Cans 10 Size Cans !Y C . lie . BLUE LABEL KABO SYRUP. A 0 Packages v3V;tgtf' lajriLf1: Ladies Kid Giovess X Quart capacity. Copper, Nickel Plated. IP GfliieAacfife ' 1 r 4 Very Best ' Orade Denim Overalls. ; t 9 Nickel Plated Tea Kellies, $2.29 i l $ 1 Misses Union 91.19 Tea Pots, 69c Suits,. 99c Good Glass, Limited tomer. 12 to a cus- - SvanoerBags,$5 Beautiful rich .affairs of silk chiffon velvet, silk lined. Large . assortment. : , here were eonvioted of conspiracy to- station agent on the Western Pacific reVERAD DfKKCTORa Utah, who died day and given sentences varying from railroad at Wcadovur, be A will held at the several day age, one to three years. WM. TATLOR tl- - fl W. TDM-- ' l. Kvans chapel Oils afternoon. Inter- pieJOS. ment will be In fit. Olivet cemetery. lit... Utah's leading undertaker and embalmer. .. w1.1. .gerrlcea and ea:Hy goods .1.;.. :ogt'l.aj .'j.'.v., tbo boat.. Prices at your owa neutlag. Waa 74L" C&Hcd f 1 fay Death Ladies fancy Bose,Bargaib6Sc fancy Silk , , . v CDftttlUXt ear ftrywiml aalo tinman - WALT Iff W -- Ilia Law 04 cemetshV Wa Mala UH flt- - MONPlOCra UKI M ARBUS AND Works --C. O Johaaoa. gtreef row rt. ii Ilose, Bargain 69c WAfATCH . L 36 inches wide. Birthday sale price D9c per yard. KRICRTT htimi , Rug Border 59c yd. Light snd dark rug borders. , gALt CARL rDbCtOTON OCX At the borne. III Lake's ieadlnq SjLXBOtntffR, Ckrtatlss florist, new star Fu DUtCCTOA Swan's court,. Mias Chrtettaa Petersen, oral designs war spestallty Desara-tien- a 71 rsar eld. died Saturday. She was a CIPKN DAT AND NiafiX. 7 ieuCh Mala. We Ml. native of Denmark and came to this rwoitz in. country 41 years ago. Miss PetereeA KINO FLORAX. CD. FLORAL Is survived by one sister. Mr Annie 114 A Zstd fe VeL Was MIL of Idaho. Preston. Johnson, CONSPIRATORS hEXTEXCXJ). ... :r O'DONCEL CD- CNDgRTAICER tia-Zt- r SEOUL. Korea. Nov. 1, Sloven FLORAL DESIGNS A KPKCIALTt. sv-- embattee-- a FT VERA I. KOTiCFA. bcutb West Funeral service! for Harry Vineyard, Rveas Floral Co- - tl Tsania ximl persons involved in recent disorders gtsta Dela-waaa- gi 1 MONC-monta- ItlZ AtTOl OLDflMOBILIS ROAttflTER- - cemeeletely over Will take diamond, stocks ee hauled. bonds s part UJ-kEasy term payment. . Pbone Hyland New ton repainted: 1 . l Pray. |