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Show UTAH DEMOCRAT I $ Sifter every meal A a and pleasant sweetgreeable and n 4 f News Notes From All Parts of UTAH I and digestion. Makes tbe next cigar better here it is. Is Your Work Hard? DOANS m Halls Catarrh Medicine that n, Resinol FOR OVER 200 YEARS haarlem oil has been a worldwide remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric add conditions. HAARLEM OIL ESSS3333 correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine Gold AS SUREASDASH BRINGS ANEVVM totgsbs Witt OrvakThat QA2 and so Fit7bmammr. cz Nr? iwwi Afake Ybu Q I D. S. Business College school or crricicNcv All commercial branches. Catalog trm N. Mala SC SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH W. N. U., Salt Lake City. No eer. Salt Lake Coal products in Utah in October was 441,789 tons as compared with 535,698 tons in October, 1923; with 421,172 tons in 1922; with 422,154 tons in 1921 nnd with 496,-51- 8 tons in 1920. The figures are compiled by the United States bureau of mines in cooperation with the United States geological survey. McBlain Salt Lake, Matthew Tomson and Dominis Bergera, sentenced more than two years ago to two serve years for conspiracy to in defraud organizing and recruiting memberships in a fake Masonic organization have left for Leavenworth In the custody of United States Marshall J. Ray Ward. . In Utah county during the present year the agricultural InSorenson, and F. J. spector C. J. Baehler of the United States department of agriculture inspected 435 carloads of produce 'for shipment, of vhich 423 cars were peaches. The ther products were pears, apples, cauliflower and potatoes, onions, lettuce. The information is con tair.ed in a detailed report for the year submitted to the state agricultural department. Payson, CASCABAjt QUININE CL. the wonder sole for wear. Wears twice as long as best leather. Fern Smith, A coincidence that may Ogden, occur never again developed in the Time's Changes school population following Grnnlniu Do you want to hear tbe Ogdens There are census. school annual the story of 'Tubs in Hoots"? and same of . number the girls boys Klslu No, gran-muNo one wears school a 5206 of popueach making 'em now. Tell me about Tuss In Black in the of lation 10,412 city. Silk Sllpiters and Galoshes." of New Albreaht Arthur Delta, of 20 York, age, beating his years across the continent, suffered a way crushed right leg at Lynndyl as he Is your work wearing you out? Are lie attempted to board a freight. you tortured with throbbing backunache feel tired, weak and worn out? was thrown missed his hold and Then look to vour kidneya! Many ocHe was picked up der the wheels. cupations tend to weaken the kidneya. taken to a by Woodard Pace and Constant backache, headaches, dizziness and rheumatic pains result. One a following hospital at Delta on suffers annoying kidney irregularities; necesfound was where it freight, feels nervous, irritable . and worn out. Dont wait! L'se Doans Pills a sary to amputate his leg above the stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. knee. recommend Workers everywhere Salt Lake, A survey is being made Doans. They should help you, too. Ask vour neighbor! by the state road commission of a Bear River A Utah Case proposed road between of gravel to be and Tremonton n. A. .HutchCity inson, carpenter, of idea the with completing surfacing Eureka, Utah, A surthe highway next summer. says: "My back lameX became on a undertaken be also to is vey and sore and was seized with section of the Echo canyon highway sharp pains in between Emory and Wasatch, it was my kidneys. The too free action said. of my kidneys troubled me and Salt Lake, President Alvaro Obre-go- n secretions the of Mexico has telegraphed Govwere highly colored In passage. I used a box of Doans Pills and the ernor Charles R. Mabey asking that results were fine. Pedro Cano, .sentenced to be executed for the murder of June St. Clair at Park City, be given an opSTIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS portunity to prove his innocence Co Mfg. Chem., Buffalo. N. Y. through the submission of new evidence. Not Evidently The election for bonding Nephi, What's this here third degree'? hall for for .the. erection of city "Ain't you married, man?" more of vote a was carried by Nephi than two to one. The election was held at the same time as the general A $16,000 building will be election. erected. rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness Provo, What may be the last echo caused by Catarrh. of the long drawn out controversy Sold by druggists far orrr 40 yaan between the National Pump comF. J. CHENEY l CO., Toledo, Ohio pany and T. F. Pierpont .was heard before Judge Elias Hansen of the for ourth district when For skin eruption the pump company and attorneys H. O. Jack-sopresident of the company, asked You can have relief, that the alleged slander cases intcithin an hour stituted against Mr. Pierpont be dismissed. given pERHAPSof you have relieifrom up hope getting The Bingham high Bingham, that maddening itching and school a has school, night opened burning, but Reeinol does bring which will be in session on each Tuescomfort when many other remedies have failed. One who day and Thursday evening from 7:30 has used this healing ointment to 9 oclock. The principal subject wri tee Resinol Ointment is is English. taught so soothing it stopped my itch1 David T. Lewis, Spanish Fork, ing at once and got the first I had had in chosen night's sleep postmaster of Spanrecently weeks. Now my skin is well. ish Fork, had as his assistant James What it has done for one it A. Neilson, who has entered upon can do for others. his duties. Until now Mr. Lewis been in the office by has assisted Resinol Soap William A. Jones, former postmaster. The postal business here has incontains the creased greatly the past few years. same soothing My ton, Duchesne county on Novingredients which enables ember 4 voted to issue bonds for it to thoroughly $60,000 to construct highways. The cleanse the skin people expect to have this bond issue yet leave it free In view of matched by federal aid. from sensitiveness and smartthe authorization of the bond issue ing. it is planned to adopt a new location for the highway between Myton and Roosevelt, according to E. C. Knowlton, assistant state road engin- !' always wanted a sole that YOUVE wear like this, and now daughter ot Smith Mrs. and Mr. of Ralph of the winner was declared Lehi, popularity contest, which has been conducted here during the past six weeks by the local post of the American Legion, and which was closed at the Armistice day ball given by the Legion in' the Srnuin academy. Salt Lake, A. J. Weber, chief justice of the Utah supreme court, was appointed referee in bankruptcy for Salt Lake county by Judge Tiiiman D. Johnson of the United States district court. Judge Weber succeeds S. T. Corn as referee for this county. Mr. Corn submitted his resignation on account of ill health. Judge Corn will, however, continue to act as referee in Weber county. Good for tee lb, breatb acasr Bills with USKIDE A Lohir-Mi- ssr benefit well Foater-Milbu- Cut Your Shoe $ Ll2A ' USKIDE Comfortable, healthful, waterproof, protects against slipping. The hardest job, the toughest footing, can't faze USKIDE. It wears and wears and wears. Tell your repairman you want . USKIDE Soles on your shoes. Insist on new shoes soled with USKIDE. Look for the name on the sole it's there for your protection. And for a Better Heel to Walk On! Rubber Heels. U. S. Spring-Ste- p Made of Sprayed Rubber, the purest, toughest rubber known. United States Rubber Company USKIDE Soles Short Address 1. Tomb In the Cathedral of St. John ordered built by the late Pope Leo IX nnd in which his body has now been placed. 2. Building and sinking willow mats on tlie banks of the Mississippi near Memphis to protect the shore line from erosion. 3. Illinois farmers selecting seed corn from the stute's $400,000,000 crop. NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Some Causes and Results of the Great Victory of the Republican Party. By EDWARD W. PICKARD "D EASONS for the tremendous Re- - publican victory In the national election are not far to seek. First among them coine confidence In Calvin Coolldge and faith In his wise (levo-!Io-n to the public welfare, and the repugnance of a vast majority of the American people for extreme radicalism. Mr. Davis was not a radical, nor was his platform, but the "LaFollette menace was an actuality, threatening a deadlock in the electoral college nnd throwing of the election Into congress with the possibility of the choice of Charles Bryan ns chief executive, and about 18,000,000 voters decided that this should not be. LaFollette, of course, never had a chance of being elected, but he did have a chance of carrying several of the northwestern states In addition to Wisconsin, which was conceded to him. Ills popular vote in some places, especially in Iowa and several of the larger cities, was heavy, but in the main the farmers, upon whose discontent he had counted, failed him. Furthermore, It was demonstrated again that the vote of organized labor cannot be delivered, for instead of going to LaFollette in a body, as Gompers recommended, it split along normal party lines. One thing LaFollette and his "menace did was to bring out the largest vote ever cast In an American election, and this only helped pile up the Coolldge plurality of about 10,000,000. Al Smith, governor of New York, gave a new and most Impressive demonstration of his popularity by overcoming the plurality of 860.000 by which Coolldge curried the state and defeating Theodore Roosevelt for the governorship by about 105.000 plurality. In Illinois tbe Coolidge plurality was tremendous nnd the entire state Republican ticket was elected, but Governor Small ran far behind, and Charles S. Deneens plurality for United States senator was cut down a lot by Albert Sprague. Mixed results attended the active participation of the Ku Klux klnn in the election. In Indiana Ed Jackson. Republican Qpndidate for governor, was supported by the klnn and though he was elected, he ran a long way behind the national ticket. In Texas the klan suffered severely, for Mrs. Ferguson is Its avowed foe and made her campaign largely on that issue. In Knnsas the klnn helped pile up a huge vote for Ben S. Iuulen for governor. William Allen White, Independent nntl-kla- n candidate, ran third Other Kansas candidates whom the klan opposed were successful. In Colorado, Judging by Incomplete returns, the klan elected both the governor Clarence C. Morley, and a senator for Nicholsons unexpired term, Col. Rice Means. In Denver It made almost a clean sweep. Jack Walton, the impeached and removed governor of Oklahoma, sought election to the United States senate on the antl-klu- n Issue and was beaten by W. B. Pine. Republican, which probably would have happened even if the klan had reversed Its vote. Ohio ; lelded the Ku Klux what Is accounted a victory. Governor Donaliey, Democrat, seeking to the nnd "favorable klan, defeated his Republican rival, former Gov. Ilarry L. Davis, "unsatisfactory" to the klnn. Ilia plurality was more than 100,000, despite the Coolldge landslide. On the rest of the state ticket four officeholders seekall "favorable to the ing klan, were on d. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE on March next will take fresh hold on the helm of the ship of state with the pleasant knowledge that the new congress is safely Republican and that the little radical group has lost the balance of power, even In the senate. In the house there will be probably approximately 250 Republicans, only 12 of whom cannot be counted upon to support the President's policies. Without this dozen the administration seems assured of a margin of about twenty above a jnajority. The Democrats will number about 185. One Somemcialist and two Farmer-Labo- r bers were elected. The situation in the senate will be better for the Republicans than they had anticipated. At this writing the result In several states Is still In doubt, but It is likely that the new upper house will contain 54 Republicans, only four of whom are definitely in the LaFollette group; 41 Democrats, Forty-nin- e and one Farmer-Laborltconstitutes a majority In the senate. There are six Republican senator: who have occasionally voted with the LaFollette bloc, but they can be counted on to join with their party colleagues in the organlzatljn of the body. Especially gratifying to Republicans and to the more conservative citizens generally was the defeat of Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota. Farmer-Labor- , by Thomas D. Scholl, the Republican blind congressman. It was thought for several days that Senator Rrookhart of Iowa also had been beaten by Daniel F. Steck, Democrat, but when the returns were rechecked the man who ran as a Republican nnd at the same time supported LnFollotte for the residency was ahead. slightly 4 - e. results of AMONG the interesting was the selection of two women governors the first to be Mrs. Nellie T. Ross was elected by llie Democrats of Wyoming to succeed to tbe office of her husband, the late Governor Ross, and under the law will take office as soon as she qualifies. In Texas Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, Democrat, set out to vindicate the honor of her husband, who had been impeached and removed from the governorship, and she sue-- , ceeded in defeating her Republican opponent on the face of the returns, although he has demanded an official tabulation of the vote before he will concede her victory. so honored. part NOtheSMALL Republican of the credit for victory is to be General Dawes, President given to who devoted mate, Coolldge's running to his campaigning much of vigorous instiand Constitution our defending tutions against the attacks of the radicals. Over In France the result of the election was pleasing especially on Dawes account, for they know him much better than they know Coolldge. Pertlnnx, political editor of L'Echo de Paris, predicts that now, with the English Conservatives In power. Great Britain more than ever will tend to her action with the United he believes, will Involve which, States, Geneva protocol on the of collapse and security, the assemarbitration bling of another disarmament conference, and a moderate but strict settlement of the allies' war debts. says the same things in other words. Le-Journ- al mac donald and his did not wait for the assembling of parliament, but tendered their resignations tc King George, who accepted them promptly and Intrusted to Stanley Baldwin the task of forming a new government. The new prime minister soon submitted his selections for the cabinet nnd they were approved by the king. lie Is himself first lord of the treasury nnd Austen Chamberlain Is foreign secretary. Lord Curzon being given the ornamental post of lord president of the council. Winston Churchill, free trader nnd is chancellor of the exIs regarded as n hid which , chequer, to the Lloyd George following to join , with the Conservatives and also as notice that the loan to Russia Is dead. Sir Robert Home, former chancellor, was offered the minor position of minister of labor, which he refused, and be Hnd Ids friends feel that he was insulted. Before quitting office the Labor ministry made an apparently sincere effort to solve the mystery of the alleged Zinovieff letter advising British communists to revolt. Its committee found it impossible to come to a definite conclusion on the matter. The original letter was not produced and never has been seen by the members of the Labor, government. FENG GEN. has taken complete control of the central China government at Peking and plans to turn the country Ramsay anti-Bolshevi- st, YU-IISIAN- G Bigger Element Mike Did ye speak bdfure a large We are going to appeal to the better element." "Good Idea. audience, Put? That Put Fairly large, I did. makes a lilt with everybody." over to bolshevism. lie has seized the "An what did you say? Imperial palace, evicting the former "Not guilty." Nothing Is so difficult that It may emperor and his wife and servants; not he found out liy research. has occupier all of the Forbidden City and has even taken the horses and motor can of the deposed president, Tsao Kun. A bolshevlst rump cabinet set up by him has abolished forever FOR INDIGESTION the title of emperor and all other titles and has confiscated the palace In the name of the state. A further mandate agrees to pay the former emperor Applicants for Insurance Should $500,000 annually as n private citizen Use Swamp-Roand to appropriate $2,000,000 for the 6 Bell-an-s relief of the poor attendants of the Hot water Judging from reports from druggists who are constantly in direct touch with household. Sure Relief M. 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It will be interesting to see tonishing statement that one reason why Clear what course General Chang, the Man- so many applicants for insurance are re11 as looks so will Skin churian, pursue, for it jected is because kidney trouble is Imwil by EwmryAmy Feng were not proceeding according to common to the American people, and the majority of those whose applications Changs plans and wishes. The ad- .large vance guard of Chang's troops arrived are declined do not even suspect that they have the disease. Dr. Kilmers at Tien-tsiSwamp-Roo- t is on sale at all drag stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. to deprive President Ilowever, if you wish first to test this THE movement of Turkey of his power Is great preparation, send ten cents to Dr. growing stronger dally and since the Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a grand national assembly has Jnsl sample bottle. When writing, be sura opened at Angora the crisis may be ex and mention this paper. Advertisement. pected soon. Raouf Bey, former premier and a great naval hero, is tbe Flaming Youth will rsducs them and leave no blemleader of the opposition to Kemal asd When you kissed her did Jan Jay ishes. Stops lameness promptly. DOCS Is supported by such powerful and you find her responsive? BOt blister or remove the hair, and popular men as Gen. All Fuad Pasha, Van Fuff Well, I should say I did! horse can be worked. $2J0 a bottle Gen. Klazlm Kara Beklr Pasha, Book 6 A free. delivered. back of she burnt the neck my Why, Pcgha and DJamboIat Bey. The ostenW. F. 510 bsu Sl, SgiqUi Eul be with Life. her Yang, cigarette. sible object of their attacks is Premier Ismet Pasha. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Sure Relief Suspect It ot n. ot non-bolshev- Cutioura Loveliness ist A Healthy n. Rc.-fe- t went to Parle and MRAKOVSKY llerrlot, cementing accord. It was anthe Franco-RusRla- n nounced that Leonid Krassln would be the first soviet ambassador to France, and that Jean llerbette would be sent as ambassador to Moscow. MUSSOLINI Is confident crisis which threatened him and the Fascietl has passed and that hla organization will be stronger than ever. The minister of the Interior, Slg. Federzonls, who Is regarded as one of the biggest members of the cabinet, and who has won the confidence of the country for his Impartiality. Intimated, that the Fas-cls- ti are cler.ning their own house and are taking energetic means to stop the excesses which were complained of by the Italians. PREMIER FROM DEMAND BAYER ASPIRIN Take Tablets Without Fear If You See the Safety "Bayer Croat." LOCAL AGENTS .M. A real opportunity to build a pneubl bmlnrN Knitted Sport In your own locality. Onr Novelty Dtmms and other knitted garments sold direct to poor neighbors and friends mean attractive eommlaeion paid daily. Sample outfit loaned you eeay yon. 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Taylor, 1025, New Wetmtnster.H.C..Can. proof. iRtts London comes the Interesting that contracts for con- struction of an airship twice the size of the Los Angeles, formerly the ZR-and capable of crossing the Atlantic from London to New York In iwo days, have been placed by the British government. Vickers, Ltd., the company which makes all sorts of war materials and other things, will build the huge ship. LODGE, senior HENRY CABOT from Massachusetts, was stricken In a Cambridge hospital where he had undergone several operations. and at the time of writing the physicians have little nope for his recovery. He has been In the senate years. Is continuously for thirty-on- e chairman of the foreign relations com-mitt- e and has been the leader of those who opposed entry of the United Stutes into the League of Nations. Ferdinand W. Peck, a pioneer and for many yearr one of the most Influential citizens of that city, !s dead at an advanced age. He was prominent In the creation and dlreo-ilorof the Word's Columbian exposition, was commissioner general of the United States to the Paris exposition of 1900 and was a grand officer of the French- - Iegion of Honor. Cornelius Cole, who was elected senator from California way back In 1876 and who hud been an Intimate friend of Abraham Lincoln, passed away In Los Angeles at the age of one hundred and two years. He was born the year after Napoleons death. 3. Chi-rngoa- n i which Is cen BRAZIL'S revolution, the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Is spreading seriously. The crew of the battleship Sao Paulo, the biggest vessel In tbe navy, mutinied, and the garrisons of several towns have revolted. and cathartics provide relief only. Their continued use leads to permanent iqjury. In time, says an eminent physician, an almost incalculable amount of harm is done by the use of pills, salts, mineral waters, castor oil and the like. 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