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Show T II Lqg Call if Jiar lit-- s ) i.l i i A .j u y i I' S . N II A V O C'A ola tn.e Has t ! IJ Halil suit? uf DKA (JfciJ pulitU'bl AdvcrtiiciiitM) ii w,aa 14 , Nu.M. nt tl.t .11 l.aSr U ts Ut ii tina..-- . fl t 1 Vr L thirty year. Bcsr jn mmd. Mr. and Mr. Voter, Old party official have been in s during the two decade while mortgaged huim-- m Caibon have in-r- d several hundred percent. Old party officials were m power when Vrjdjng army was enlisted at the request of absentee dutatur. and bad blood among woiktngnun In Uic name of law and order. Old !! officials placed guards along the public highway, who annoyed praec-r- c tiieii going about lawful buslnes. and fired into car containing Old party senator and representative sat st the taie when the Sales Tax was concocted, so Ihst worker who had lost t property might still be soaked on the corn meal, blue denim, and they muil hve li they ctlUnue lo live snd hide their person from U of fUc fare. Old party adherent are responsible fur the effort to divert I Srton of county water to San Ivte county and blast forever the lm iJver of us who till the oiL Old party leader put through the legislation to oust private truck driver from the highway and give to large Old party politician cirrest the monopoly on truck transportation. ome $90,000 .00 from the people annual-jTn- d the filing fee which take cnline Illegally, to support a tax commission In It extravagance, old party to a score or more of gullible woikers who jciuriuns promise each job them in the canvass and then are forgotten." Old party poliu-oi.'- U it is w ho turn in padded expense account to be paid out of the PLE Old party politicians are the one who Insist that nothing U Old unless approved BY THOSE WHO ARE RUNNING THE PARTY. tarty politicians are the ones who can dr nothing of a public nature until and receive hi O. K. Old party polSy call up some mine superintendent up convention slates, force the nomination of weak len it is who frame andidutes, deprive the people of opportunity to elect strong one, and sell C destinies of worthy individuals for a mess of pottage. Old party politi-tu- ni have followed consistently a financial policy that has resulted in ever-- I ncreasing tax rates. Old party official have blocked every movement ever to obtain hospital facilities sufficient to conform to common aft II gade In Carbon Old party conventions have always Insisted that WEALTH and decency. I act HUMANITY is entitled to exercise the prerogatives of government, and 1 1 itus belief is reflected in their nominations to office. 1 1 Voters, we are waging WAR as turly a war for human rights as ever 1 1 our forbears fought In such a struggle you cannot be half with us and half jfainst ui any more than you could be half for your country and half for The time Is past for citizens to be her enemy were she In a death grapple. (if m m-(rt- peo-treasu- ry. in their vote by trifling considerations. Two years ago the Indepenparty first raised a protesting voice against intolerable conditions. It was truly a "Voice crying in the Wilderness." Now it has become a clarion call to rally the discouraged, the timid, and the apathetic, as well as the stalwarts in ever community. Men and women responsible for the partys existence have braved the threats and jeers and misrepresentation that always meet those who take Most of you have watched the contest up the cudgels in defense of ideals. from a distance. The time is close at hand when you may once again exAie you going to be with us or against us? Are your press your leanings. lympathies with the coal barons or with the men and women of your class who have the stamnia to defy them? Are you going to vote for the operators or for the home and kids? Many of you are saying. "I believe you are right, but whats the use Cant you think up something NEW they jou havent a chance to "WIN. have been saying that old saw about every movement for human welfare since the beginning of history. And the movements have gone ahead and WON. You are really saying, "I dont want the old regime and I DO want what you have to offer, but Im sure I cant get what I want, so Im going to ASK FOR what I dont want." Few small children would do anything as foolish as that. Men and women of Carbon, YOUR VOTE IS YOUR ONLY EFFECTIVE MEANS OF ASKING FOR WHAT YOU WANT. If you keep on asking for what you DONT want, do you expect the politicians will ever pve you what you want? Try asking for what you WANT just once and see what happens. If you want REAL democracy in Carbon county instead of the present ticket. plutocracy of coal, ASK FOR IT vote the Independent-Labo- r If you want enforcement of the laws to safeguard men who toil beneath the earth, SAY SO vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you believe that crippled workmen should receive adequate compen-aatio- n ticket. promptly, MAKE IT KNOWN vote the Independent-Labo- r If you DONT want another standing army in Carbon County, SPEAK OUT vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you want small homes to be exempt from tht burden of the property will not be next to impossible for workingmen, tax, so that SAY SO vote tht Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you want the poll tax abolished (called a filing fee to befuddle the unwary TELL THE WORLD ABOUT IT vote the Independent-Labo- r Efluenced dent-Labor ff home-ownersh- ip ticket. If you want direct primary elections, ASK FOR THEM. The big interests dont want them, it is easier for them to manage conventions than whole peoples. Vote for candidates who want them as badly as you do Independent-Labor candidates. If you believe in old age pensions, SAY SO vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you believe that men working for a corporation should have the right to vote unmolested by their bosses, and without endangering their jobs, LET YOUR BALLOT SHOW IT vote the Independent-Labticket. If you want the county commissioners proceedings publised so every citizen may know what is going on, ASK FOR IT youll never get it without asking ticket. vote the Independent-Labo- r If you want an end of child labor in Utah, TELL THE POLITICIANS ABOUT IT vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket, they will listen then. If you want a fair and impartial rotation of the unemployed instead of the use of public works to reward political boosters, SAY SO vote the Independent-Labor ticket. If you believe in collective bargaining? No one will know it unless you tell him vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you want the Sales Tax removed from the necessities of life, WHY NOT SAY SO ticket. vote the Independent-Labo- r If you want an end of soft snaps at public expense, why not mention it in THE ONLY WAY A POLITICIAN CAN UNDERSTAND vote the Independent-Labor ticket. If you want men and women in the court house and the legislature who will be responsible to NOBODY BUT YOU, vote for such people vote the Independent-Labticket. If you want to rebuke the clique that fixes conventions beforehand, trades off the most promising candidates, and knifes those of a different stripe who succeed in being nominated notwithstanding, vote the circle below the ticket. upraised pick vote the Independent-Labo- r If you want HUMANITY instead of DOLLARS AND CENTS enthorned at the court house and the capitol, SAY IT WITH VOTES vote the ticket. If you want someone elected who will fight to the last rampart to defeat the attempt to divert Carbon county water into San Pete county, VOTE FOR SUCH PEOPLE vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you believe the public highways ought to be free to every man who obeys the laws and wants to use the highways in making his living, DONT BE BACKWARD ABOUT SAYING SO vote the Independent-Labticket. If you want the laws of Utah enforced impartially, put it on your ballot vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. If you believe that public servants should EARN THEIR PAY, why keep K secret ticket. vote the Independent-Labo- r If you want the extravagant, useless, and arrogant tax commission SAY SO vote the Independent-Labo- r ticket. Cant you see Mr. and Mrs. Voter, that election returns are always taken as a reflection of public sentiment. If you vote for the present regime Merely because you think it is going to win, and you are weak enough to want to vote on the winning ticket, YOUR VOTE WILL OF COURSE BE CONSTRUED AS A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE AND ENDORSEMENT. The fjachine will then continue to carry things with a high hand (as usual). But a, tremendous vote is rolled up for our ticket, whether a SINGLE MAN n it is elected or not, the vote will be construed a? a REBUKE and the machine will be several degrees LESS ARROGANT than it has been. All 01 which makes for better government in Carbon county. You Republican citizens and . patriots who would like to be loyal to your g y allegiance but who see the sentiment of the people steadily from leadership that refuses to read the signs of the times, take a moment to think. Your party in Carbon county is crumbling. It is listless, mscouraged, almost crestfallen. Its rank and file is divided and disinteg-ratinThere is little in that direction to inspire hope. You Loyal Demo-'?atbrethren who have been forced to look sadly on while the party you jwrish has become the took locally, of unseen powers, and its machinery Ptituted and debased, look about you. The Labor party Is young, vital, militant, compact, and aflame with enthusiasm. It has been proved in this ampaign that its leadership cannot be bought nor bluffed. Its platform is rd looking but not blatant. It is fighting for something besides the spoils of office. It is not trying to ride into office on the Support our presi-eman in the white plea, when knows that the ouse wo" Id vote everybody the Labor ticket were he in Carbon county and fully in- jrrr'ed as to conditions. Come out from among those who make merchan or or or abol-'she- d, . We-lon- mov-awa- tin? L-- i U,l f it.ji.,.; "i i i.Miuin 1 1 t NOMINEES ADDRESS ed toi.1i- - la! Mtifuitr U to In Willi ch IjIm hul la Ui J i1oii JO Vk ita t .ic hut U-- t Ow!.i W. Wl I IARIY. ST-HtUi- 'kii.t i f t!.i J'iikti.-- ' Yiilur re- a, Ned Slat, field, l m in "; Ihsl na Tioub-aUi- if Dasril-l- . fltUE OITOMI.TIUST EFKAX.S AT MltUNG Of ASSOCIATION Dr. W, W. Lcvsi, PiUa optotnatrut, was one of the piimiral speaker at a the regular evening meeting of ineinters of t).e south aona si.on. the leiue vs lit tr presented l of the Utah OploiitetiU auovUUun Dr, a manure and at a midnight .' held Tuesday evening at Jrovo, jubject via "Lye of ll Quid lkjuUIiil loatume and mtn-it- y aie a leal me ut the Dalktoull of High School Age." HiA-ge- M'lSngry dalictl 3 it addition to ram-bit- alula 1 STAR TO PRESENT FILM MADE FROM WELL LOVED BOOK A 14 arltilU, lint II, sill alul n i aiir itiaii and the Si la. uk, Jiriu ila dlie PHONE Hull A Small roll gummed kraft paper at The Sun Advocate, dim ale. 10c GVMPBLIL'S i I DNSrtn STORAGE hove hym HOVINO PACKING tui e ass aiti .) Hy luirfs of ill aiiia (uf Unix tin u.ii-is ill ronu lu li uv Sunday, M unday and "lull llr Star lliratie plrarlit) Ml Ost-M'lggS id till CaHUat I'atili 30 ago Aim lirgait Itiu wiuti )rai Hu tu ie. tury vs Huh is main fuirvt-- in ll.e Hi aits ut Uu Am-- t ill an li. a i lassie ill ulna II hic Cutilafc-- , pathos and glrut humanity make It a thing id agvli vs Tin plrvluii stmy has lax-- tdm-i- d into one of Ihe must lll.Jml laid pu tuirs of this or any oth r year in the title role is Pauline laud, famous lage star, who puipux-ldelayed Her rnteen timer in older to appear U Tut-dj- y SHPPINO 309 A.fAHIClAr. r r Nevu Deal Defended By Speakers At Price, Helper, Meetings Upholding Hit i oiisltluliiifiahty of the new deal and tj ruing tU beneficial effect on the luiiunoit people, Cuntn-unuAbe Muidoik; Judge James ( Wolfe, candidate for Justice of Ihe slate siiplellit court Joseph Rifle, nominee slate treasurer, and Allen Blood, piesulent of the Junior Democratic League of Utah utged a large crowd ut a Vmorratic tally in Uie court house Thursday evening to fr elect candidates, both state and rum ty, who are in harmony with President Roosevelt program. Congressman Murdock un.swered Republican attack that the new deal i unconstitutional, and declared it is time for Americans to think of the constitution as a law to promote the general welfare of the people instead of being an instrument solely for the protection of property right. Denouncing the American Liberty leagues opposition to the new deal, the speaker said, Members of this organization as well as other capitalists are against the program because it encroaches upon what they suppose is their right to exploit the men and women who produce the wealth but get very little in return. Whenever capitalists band together, it is well to become skeptical of their motive." Congressman Murdock minimized the importance of party beliefs under present national conditions, and went on to say that people now are cither progressive and liberal or they are reactionary; that they are either new dealers or opposed to the new deal. "President Roosevelt," he said, was elected two years ago by a protest vote that indicated clearly the citizens of the United States were tired of 12 years of colossal Republican failure. The new deal will lead the way back to prosperity and happiness guaranteed by the constitu- JK-- TU NEWHOUSE HOTEL first as Mr. Wiggs W. C. Fields, the inimitable comedy kmg; Jtasa Pitts, she of the Buttery Venable and Kent Hands, and Kw-lyTay lor, a a handsome, gallant pair of loser are aKo tn the cast The great teuuty of tin story is it simplicity and truth 1 tie management of the Star theatie endorse it gladly, heartily, completely us an exfor every alting dramatic one in the family. Madame Du Barry starring Dolores Del Rio. will 1h shown at the Star Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. This picture is nt once a drama full of intense and vivid situation, one of the best comedies screened In many seasons and a spectacle replete with superb costuming and magnificent settings. In addition to a feature picture, the Star on Saturday, November 10 will present Darktown ScatidaLs, America's greatest stage show, right out of the heart of Harlem. Baft LaAa OKy, DW kH J. K. Wakaaa fwldMi exiH-rieiu-- Descrying Its Popularity Offering Individual room that U at ft ps! txcedin$ly nodarata. ed Fifty talented artists will appear in this offering, which will feature Ida Cox, the colored Mae West"; the of congress. Candidates on the county ticket were Introduced and spoke briefly. Selections by the Democratic male quartette consisting of Murray Mathis, E. R. Hansen, John Harmon and Willard Harmon completed the program of the meeting, which was conducted by Silas Rowley, county chairman of the party. A rally was also held in Helper, with the same speakers. W. Chauncey W. Waat AaaUtant General liana jar I. Sutton Oeneral Manager ' tion. He discussed a number of President Roosevelts measures, which, he said, have brought the country a long way out of the throes of depression. The president put the banking structure on a firm basis and restored confidence, the speaker said. "He inaugurated the agricultural adjustment administration to cut down the great surpluses that have destroyed agriculture, and he created the national industrial recovery act, which performed the same service for industry as the A. A. A. did for agriculture. This act gave labor its first break in many years, providing laborers with the right of collective bargaining through representatives of their GREATEST VALUE IN SMORT- - TJhV E RADIO assembly must meet precision standards like those accorded a costly watch. Move the hand on the G-- E radio dial the merest distance that channel has been tested for reception! Every other channel, every part through all stages of assembly, have been tested to assure you perfect operation. own choosing. 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J.u.ng fci.4 l,..r. li'lli,n.t It ite the vi If you fTrMmt. ill I.l l4L.r lo HUstlu, ol.d i.ul Iaur our Hmilrd of icaiicr, CiU county trirf the i..i rHallXorrach campaign iU cloMf Two alternatives are presented -- and indy -- brdiavsmg riolilrinr " bo Jll ct,:,t ytur ti,llu,s nc1 Tueoday must take your thoutr from (Visuary to the general belief it u nut a chuHe U nun. but id a fuitn desn-to continue tn povier i.e d.iutuinip tUi n ever niirt its separatum from Kmery, uu may actually pt tvuidy your choice by voting either one of Die old party tiikrt, h make to the Invisible government which of these tuketj shall win l .ffr rentemutter of inteicst to those who dominate Cmbon county c s mdustry Will conUnue to be dictated from the office of the assutialed fjprudoceii tn Suit Lake CUy Just a they have been dictated fur the a on l.Wuit til ill l.ii tu i sjiri.f.t al:y Ullv L ll.al - . uii V. HICI, T t!...x , Utter tH.x.g, t?-- . fc |