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Show .THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, Y7EDNESDAY . ! MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1920. r-- ' if. o t 0009 I GOODS ' t . Youd scarcely believe it perhaps, but yes sir, they just arrived Democrntic Candidate De-- ! dare G. O. P. Leader' f Statement Are Fale. ' t mll-H- on FurtherTroof.' la afforded by theee vrorda: , 'Large subscriptions might well be at the dally In-Betw- luncheon, " V, , THE PUCES SIDERABLY BELOW - r EEGULAE t Wblta crochet' spreads for aingto ..bed, bumd And, ready for pee. WHITE CROCHET BED SPREADS Each, $3.25 V Wblta; medium alsa and weight; finished with hammed ends. - f , Medlumilie; with scalloped an dr and cut corn ere. n. 1 Each, $4.95 ' - . Medium sire and heavy weight Hemmed and ready for Use. " Each, $5.95 ' ' Extra large sire end heavy cro-- r chet spreads. Hemmed and ready ' for use: teCox -- . t m s A Hart Schaffner ?,Marx w' y X ' tf i ) . Are' t th I ' ,r f v 1 f. wr v . . ool 4 h - 4 made It ,' !f ' y I K for us; theyre guaranteed to satisfy you in every detail. f t $17.50 - ' , , , - f 'i DUk'eC tested CMthq fllem Gardner Adams CCS$UC ' 2AUT 1AM CITT 4 - i Noaibnr ,S2m riet f TnmcmkUU 64893 10 $1.2S CahriaBa Bsasaseni 64878 10 1JS Eariea Cants 87312 10 1.23 : Mlecisa Elass 64894 10 1.25 ' AaseBla CelB-Car12 1.7S 74639 ' OrvQo HarroU ' '' ' Uward Johaee 648B2 10 64386 10 10 Haas KladUr 64896 ' Frits KreieW 64908 Sergei Rirhmaalasff 74630 ReaotoZaaett 43179 Hum) JjICy 10 , , 12 - ' .28 - 1.2S 1.23 v 1.73 1.73 74632 , 12 Lacy laohoBo Marsh , lS h 'LOO, 10 3 V r ' Sf t b V qt- All good qualities In attractive patterns Extra large else. White satin finish. , Spajloped edges and cu) corners ..v if i e - r w - - 4 CJ , : Extra large else white satin fin- lab bed spreads; hemmed ends . , , , - Each, $12.00 .,i. .V , ' V f - ' 1 s 8 q Each, $7.25 and $9.50 Medium, site. Scalloped and cut corners v Same styls hemmed.-aA- edges - , j, each. parties for not taking ' stand on prohibition, which ha declared to be the oc ratio F i ' hai MAjntrswror wso.ttaawrorr paramount Issue. Mr. Roosevelt spoke very briefly of agricultural progress made by the west Hs left tonight for New York. In his discussion of ths league of nations in his stats fair Governor Cox made reference to speech approval of the p an recently announced by Senator Harding,, by .Viscount Orsy, former foreign secretary of England. Well." the said, we are not going to permit Grey or any other Ebglish Vlsjxtunt statesman to write our agreement.. We are not for an. English league. We are for a world league of nations, ' H - TMe trademark god (he traderagihsd "Victrola identify tH our produce. . under the Udl Look oa the lebcll J word Leoh VICTOB TALKING MACH1NB CO, . Camden, N. J, gov-ern- or ? Victor Talldng Machine Co. Previously Governor Cox had spoken of the suffering and misery in Russia, Gennany, Austria and other European nations, asserting that things would art toward normal as soon as a defl-nlIndemnity had been fixed for Germany to pay. England and France, he were divided on the amount of Indemnity and It would the voice of America to decide require the contro-V8n- ' Camdtn, Navr Jcrtey f ' ( - , y, Ti3! ,urPrl you. Governor Cox when I say that the people all may H kPln and praying f.t.1th,8 yolce of America will be International affairs ef the ani hat America will cast tbe deciding vote and determine what the .. iflcatlons. Indemnity ought to be. They eey, however, . that Dr. Watkins declared the league Viscount Grey of England haa approved It. I If Vlsoount Grey Is going not Seve been made of wonder a to Wa are not provide a specification. trfatL for he aeeert-e- d, going pe?c the Is at hand bt. to permit Viscount Grey or any a real, not other statesman to English 'pretnded , league of ,na- program. We are not or write our Uon.1 tn English He declared there win be a Itarua of league. Ws are for the world league of nations and that the United States will nations, what will be the Result of ItT he The Indemnity will be fixed. Germany party to lit. adding, it only hind of league will go to work. Franco will go to Work. You will Wtud towards Exchange wlU be readjusted. ft hVhY11 a market for your surplus product. ,wh?n K takes final find will he Ws made hundreds of milstop sxpending time will not ibe used as e club of peace and lions of dollars for battlsshlps and canbewared nons. Ws will reduce war over ,the heads of legislaturesto to taxes, beaction on a treaty designed to endCompel cause of the economic effect We will presthe our of faith fathers and we nd brt justify Ute P80 ume 'being!" will have demeaned more ourselves In God. of ibe eyes and, after pleasingly A Moral Restraint. all, that la the sublime consideration. Governor Coxs declaration the league follows in part: . .regarding CAMPBELL LEADS It has been proposed that the I of the earth take a pledge. Why,nations MICHIGAN VOTE 1 remember when 1 was a mere boy I used . Pledge and wear a little bine DETROIT, Aug. 21. With the bulk of ribbon. The pledge became a moral re- the vote In Tuesday's primary still straint and It was helpful. There la not to becityheard from, Milo Campbell of In this Preeenco but who knows Coldwater continued to D.load 8 thst If there bed been a delay of the hot General Alex J. Oroesbeck by aAttorney margin flash of temper at the beginning of 1914 of slightly more than 2000 for tbe Rethere would not be a world war at alL publican Renomination. gubernatorial Some say this agreement means war turns from 842 out of 2433 precincts tn and that our sons will be taken up and the state and Incomplete 'representing sent abroad. There is not a schoolboy figures from sixty-throf the states but who knows that Is not possible. The eighty-thre- e counties, the vote stood president Is the commander In chief of Campbell, 16,496; 11,435; Oroesbeck, the army and navv, but be .cannot order Charles A P, Mott of Flint wee running one of your sons to war unloss congress third with 13.496; Lieutenant Governor gives Its consent. Ws have no worries Luren D. Dickinson fourth with 6394; for at least four years, beginning next Fred C. Martlndale, Detroit, fifth, 6261, March 4, 1921. but not a aoldier will Frank B. Leland sixth, 4641; James Hams unless yon went them ilton of Detroit eeventh, 6398; Csaalus L. leave ' to go. , Glasgow eighth, 8961, and Horatio . S. No man who contends that this Earle, Detroit, ninth, 2131. In the Republican race for- - the lieuagreement Increased the probabilities of war believes whet ha saya. He la at- tenant governorship Domination, Thomas tempting only to create confusion end W, Read of Shelby maintained hie lead over Charles D. Scully of Almost. With doubt In the public mind. f know you understand that with the vote tabulated from 264 precincts, the last year or two they eey Well, it Reed had 16,416 end Scull ey bed 11.228. The vote oast for former Governor W. may not be necessary to make a treaty Ferris, uopposed candldats for the Dem(of separate peace). ocratic governorship nomination, bore out No Escape, Hs Says. oarly predictions that ths Democrats would display oomparattvsly lktls InterIf you don't sign the present treaty est la today's primary. The 42 prehow Can you escape making cincts tabulatsd on ths governorship grnvs separate . peace with Oermenyt Ferris 2407. - rents unopposed running Someone has said. Well, we have anmate. Lieutenant Colonel Guy Wilson of other Man. hut wa cannot viva yon aseo. ruiL reoat rad U6 la oroclaota, i i i r , . ' Vi said, BRISK WATCH DOG .h Burglars who broke into ths Twenty-secon- d ward cooperative store,' 680 West Fourth North street, early yesterday morning fed a watch dog of the store , BURGLARS 9 ! I . b Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an' illustrated booklet describing these new, Victor Records and play any muiic- you wih;to hear. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the'lstof each month. . Victrolas in great variety from $25 to $1500. t ee XBMNttMtBMB , - r V 1', oi I at all-w- clothes i - I Clothes 'll' I ri h 3 to Naples) The SwsDews) te M - I A , BED BPREADS Each, $10.00, $11.50, $13.50, Governor's Address.' tj -- 1 i r . Scalloped WHITE SATIN ' FINISH 1 1 runs true to form, and his statements again are false, said Will Hays, RepubEach, $6.50 when shown lican national chairman, Extra large site and heavy qual- Governor Coxs statement, made at Co-- j ity crochet spreads, with acal-- (; lumbus. v, , i evt-loped edges and cut corners. The senate committee nas the ! dence and the records, which speak for, WHITE DIMITY BED Ur. - Hays said. - These themselves, show that there have been 12,389 Indi- - ; - SPREADS 4 , , . vidual men and women who have con-- 1 trlbuted since the convention, with aa Size 63x80, Each, $2.95 ! average contribution of 882.11 each. Eight of theee are over $1000 and none over, Sizs Each, $3.95 80x90, nine-- 1 22500. During the approximately These are slightly Imperfect, due teen months before the convention there were 18, Mi separate contributions, to mill handling.. ,, t. - ... , ., Of, these 18,515 contributions there were e thirty-ninwho gave more than 11000 after the limit was suggested. Two gave more than 11000 before the rule was suggested. The average contribution of the whole 18,515 was 299.12. Thla makes a Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor Coxs total of 230,904 in contributions, with an running mete, divided time In addressof from all ing a crowd at the Ohio state fair here 192.20, coming average states. Candidate Cox runs true to form, today. and his statements again are falke. . Governor Cox, voicing the Democratic stand on the league of nations, partys for the league , and criticised declared COX AND WATKINS the plan put forth by Senator Harding, third presidential candldats in SPEAK TO OHIOANS Ohios bitMr-recent speech. Prohibition 'WWtklne, presidential " COLUMBUS. both the plane O., Aug. 21. Governor J, candidate,- criticised M. Cox and Dr. Aaron 8. Watkins, two sponsored by hie two opponents and also of Ohio's presidential candidates, and criticised both, the Republican and Dem- - , c .' r Cheriae Harrises Pretty Kitty ICelly , Peeriese Qaartet Drifting ( Slow sad Easy Esther WaBcar ( . Wkat-ch- a Cosum Do When Thera Ain't No Jash ' Van Eye Qooitot' So Long Oo Looy Fes Trot Joseph C. Smiths Oreetra lovely Snnsmsrtiess Walts Hold Mo Medley Fas Trot Palace Trie Woodriaf Fos Trot . Sotria'e Novelty Orchestra . Cooiradee of the Legion Mswck Whos Who fai Navy Bhta Marsh Whiriwfatd Piute Sole Arthar Breaks Baassoa Sirl WCBnae Groaar Haagariaa Faataeio -'i Bolster roll to mhtch. ends and cut corners. TU Honrt o a RoeeP SI Sanaa (Aneslio Vslsd V ; BED SETS Size 80x99, Set, $8.00 Size 90x99, Set, $9A0 fas -- n In 4 U a World Veluee (Aaothev Hone with Than) Mediletioo (Glssoueow) , .. VteRa Laad ol tko Leaf Ago , Orientals VUooe.Uo ; ' Vioiia Who Cm ToB (From "Apple itoeeemal (IasThree-BareSWshTroika Pisan ) Trahteairv La Favorite A taato (Then Plewr Sslevsd) Pickaninny Sleep Song ? weight, but firmly'' woven, with atrlpea of blue, pink and yellow, on white. Launder nicely and require no ironing. j, Light - Build CioootMU-V- oee VlBeaeBo " '"BEDSPREADS M LAddio NapoB (Parewen The Dow k SyarUag COLORED,. RIPPELETTE . SPREADS Size 80x90, Each, $5.50 Size .90x100, Each, $8.50 I . Each, $2.95 4 Candida nr - t OtJE WINDOWS' i WHITS CROCHET ? .Cheyenne, Wyo., September 26. calle for fast traveling with many speeches, most of them from the rear platform of his t private car. on the 26th, he Leaving Cheyenne 'at Kearney, Grand Island, Columspeaks bus. Fremont and Omaha, Neb., on tbe 7th. The remainder of the trip with dates of speeches, is as follows: 28. Mitchell. Salem and Sioux j September 8. D.: 29th, 8t. Joseph, Mo., and Falls. Atchison and Topeka. Kan.; 20th, Newton and Wichita, Kan.: October 1, Enid, El Reno. Oklahoma City and City, Tulsa, Okie.; 2nd, Joplin and Kansas " Missouri. - The Kansas City speech la the last of the western swing. Hutch-Jnsto- ' ) ' NEW YORK, Aug. II. The Uttar half of Governor Coxs western speaking tour was announced here today by Senator Pat Harrison, chairman of the speakers bureau of the Democratic national committee. I The governor's itinerary, after leaving 1 1 1 " & MORE DATES FOR COX ANNOUNCED i I . s , st ti.t A program of great music such aa even the moat ambitioua im- preaario, cannot preaent I to the public. It ia poaiible only for the Victor. ' Every month in the year the Victor offera an intereating, selection of new numbers, and music-lover- s everywhere have the opportunity of hearing this. music. at any. yictor dealera. ! SEE THEM AJUB CON- ords from Mr. Hayss headquarters, to eonvincs the public that as the heed of the great organisation he has deceiveddefied people and at an official hearing leaders the Unless Republican the truth. Insist on his retirement at once they must accept .the consequences. .ft J v j ' And they are just in time for your fall and winter pur- chasing, to be sure. rec- Is known now, through a - . These Special Values which we intended them to have months ago. pub-illcl- ty r . t 5 ' i in order to give our customers the benefit of I Aug. 21. v ' i rf, BED SPREADS I CHICAGO, a , '"' ' - - Sale of een re- 4 Hays Rejoinder.' I . f I- r" I , each liberal subvert pt lea being reported without the name of the aubecrlber.' That the whole procedure has been an bffatr intended only for the eye of the money digging machine la thoroughly In another precaution aa to It la couched in theee terms: , " Nb instructions to team captains or i workers should be printed, as care must be used that nothing is left on tables at luncheons or dinners that might fall Into I the bands of anyone that might give to euch material. "The senatorial committee should summon without delav the state chairmen Who have been In charge of raising money. They should be asked to bring all documents with them, and they Should be compelled to submit aa weu the names of the chairmen In the larger eltlea and the name of the contributors, . both principals and dummies. The spotactivities light should 1e thrown on the should bs of all political parties and it election until day. kept there Intensively I "Enough f IM yn f- 14 , L Further proof of concealment of facte peated piecemeal ' T f . As - A V However, anything can happen these days, it would seem, and although it is decidedly out of the regular line of our l merchandising, we hold this special , of n eulatloa practically dollar ia cities of the given else. Quotes ' Think of it. Ordered for our June 7hite Sale and just reaching us the last of August. (Continued from Fogs One.) one-thi- rd lF, v sk j f t4 J t ' s. 1 ' t t " ( .'ll. ! "M 1 People of all ages can keep fit on g diet composed largely ' t Bread. , , , ... . It a a true Fountain of Youth. , . rn High-land- ri Your Fountain of Youth ' til after midnight the fire brigade was , , , busy. Knott 'of soldiers held strategic points In the affected areas during the night.' Ominous signs of further trouble ushered in the new day In riot-toBelfast. The only actual outbreak reported early this arternoon was tbe stoning of employees of Mackle'e foundry In the notorious Kashmir road district. i Never In the history of Belfast wee there such disorders as prevailed yesterday. Moba fought with wild fury, women mixing with the men In the melees. Girl workers fought like wildcats In one place, parties attacking each other aa they were going to work. Unionist wom-s- n charged on a number of nationalist girls In Cork street, while the nationalists made am attack on unionists in tbs Fills - i Roads district, Ths districts wero placed under curfew ordinance last night and thsre wars rumors that martial law would he declared, but nothing wee done by the authorities. , t Mac- LONDON. ' Aug. 11. Terence 8wlneyr lonj mayor of Cork, who has been on a hunger strike elnce August 13, wee Mill alive thla morning, but his sister Mary, who visited him, said he was growing weaker add "that the end msy come at any moment. ' Ho apent a restful ntght. however. An official who aaw Macgwlney early today described hie condition aa being like that of a man on A precipice," adding that "the slightest breese might blow , him ever at any time. DUBLIN. Aug. 21. Cameron troops tbe first Brottlah rtfleo went an board special trains here this morning end It was believed they were eat to Belfast, k i t tote with meet obtained fret shop adjoining, according men who Investigated the case, the dog nee eating took a t aortmont of men's and child-- a ing and merchandise. TtirJCiAr.; , ' ?; rtii n ,)0 r . 6 J is the loaf C kof sni t a .l today for g recipe far breakfast- - C-- , - . Pour a rvt ef v" over a bowl tui t r nutritious T i just as t.e L. Try thia out t c . , week had e 1 with mew Uj tl v r-- i 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS No. J 101 Past Fd toots No. S1S Sooth I dU No. S 41 te-it- k V m No. 4 374 Leo'-- h , S-- er I I to , : L . . , |