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Show in a great Interests," li "on Ssudil at nenaoas Over of tb grat th heart tt dangling America. "A vote for Harding," ha concluded, "mean a auprerae tribunal that would defeat any program of recoaatructlcn pro--. poaed by labor. It aeema a possible doa- Ing of th door to social prograaa through political action." Mr. Christenaea apoke at Clinton, Iowa, thia afternoon. A TERRE HAUTH Ind., Oct. IX Frank-U- n IX. Kooeevelt, Democratic candidate for vlca president, declared In a aerlea of ten apaechea through central and western Indiana today that "men like United States Senator Jams E. Watson, who oppose tha league of nation aa a auper government are guilty ef downright political dishonesty. They knOw, h said, "that moat of th thing they aay about th league are deliberate falsehoods and misrepresentation, They tell you that article X takes away the right of congres to declare war and aend our boys overseas, but they take pains to conceal that Governor Cox and myself have been going up and down this are willing country and stating that wa that tiler should bo put In the Instrument of ratification Itself that nothing contained therein should in any way supersede our constitution or take it away, or abridge or weaken the rights of our congress. Governor Cox has given hla solemn promise that If elected not one American soldier shall be sent overseas without approval of tha American people and tha consent of the congress of tha United States, "They tall you that Great Britain has lx votes to our on la th league, but they dont explain that tha league la runa, by a council ecmpooad ef ftva wgreat pew-orJoin tha af which wa are one if league, and four smaller powers, and that In this body, which has tha power to ad visa' what action tha league members should take, each member baa but ona vote. It la true that In tha assembly, which la a sort of big debating society la which each nation may lay Its case before the league, England ha ona vote, Canada one vote, Australia ona vote, tha United State ona vote, and every other nation. Including Haiti and th republic of San Marino, has ona vote, but it la th council which determines the policy of th league, and In that each member baa but one vote. na"They do not tell you that forty-otions, most of them republics, ara members of tha league, and that it already ha prevented one war and stopped another. Kven Switzerland, which throughout' Its history baa been ea jealous of Its Independence as any nation In tha world, recently voted in a solemn referendum by a majority of more than two to one to join the league. Germany and Austria, our late enemies, soon will become members. and the United States Is left outside with revolutionary Mexico, Bolshevist Russia and unspeakable Turkey." ne Purchase NEW 'SURPRISE1 IS BEING PREPARED rnmmmmmmmmmm By Uktvmal Sendee. ' ' h ; . -- Season ,to d of our windows filled .with dresses so you can see them easily. ,, , ' All new. 14 these , ' in Mishap. GREENCASTLE, ImL, Oct. 1!. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, was shaken up but uninjured this morning when an automobile to carrying him from Crawfordsvllle Green castle threw a tire north of Ladoga. Th car waa going only at a moderate speed and did not leave the road. Mr, Roosevelt waa transferred to another car and proceeded on his Journey. McAdoo on Stump. a OONNEXLSVILX. Pa--. Oct IS. W. campaigning for the Damocnatlo party, entered the coke country o western Pennsylvania today and made number of addressee In which he urged ratit. fication of the league of nations McAdoo, cove-nan- Cool-Idg- , GOODS Smartest Styles of the youve been Sale Starts 10 A. ,M. Today . Mr. McAdoo In his address here described the document as one of the greatest ever conceived by human minds," and declared that 1( James M. Cox were the league and. Warren G. Haragainst SHOCK TROOPS ding were for It. I, as a Democrat, would Harding, because I know that GOING ON STUMP support the future rests more on a settlement of this basic question than any other. I Lake Tribune Leaeed Wire. would break every party tie on earth and CMeeg Trlboaa-S.- lt Oct 11. President stand for the principle of this league." WASHINGTON, Wilson and Democratic leaders In the Not Going to New York. east are reported to have taken heart NEW YORK, Oct. II. Senator Harding over the campaign situation and to have will come no east than Rochester, determined upon ap Intensive fight for N. Y It wasfarther announced by Republican the league of nations from now until elec- headquarters today. will apeak In tion day, the efforts of tho party's shock Rochester on October He U and in Buffalo troops squadron to bo directed chiefly in in the evening-. live or six states. The first plan to com here Governor Coxs conduct of th league of for an candidates address at Madison Garnations Issue since President Wilson Is- den waa abandoned, accordingSquare to today's sued his appeal to the country I declared announcement, the "beoause, campaign to hav met with the president entire being In such, excellent oondltlon, it la approval. Encouraging reports are said not deemed necessary for Senator Harto hav come to th Whit House as a ding to fill the engagement." result of developments of th last ten EUhu Root will make his only address days and tha concentration of th battl of the campaign here on tho evening of over th league of nations aa outlined October IS. by Mr. Wilson and Governor Cox on tb one hand and Senator Harding onth White Comments. other. NEW YORK, Oct. IS. George White, Th reporta to tha president from Democratic sentiment sounders ara that chairmen of the Democratic national that has bean a trend to Cox aver tinea oommlttoa, In a formal etatament today, Mr. Wilson Issued his address and since declared "this Is a very happy day for Senator Harding declared himself against those who favor the league of nations, th league covenant. This trend, it la principally because 'Senator Harding la stump." said, was particularly noticeable in Iowa, again on thasource of our happiness today Nebraska, New Jersey, Indiana and Ohio, la "Another the published claim of Will H. Hays and It Is In these states, together with wtU hie party gain senators In CaliIllinois and Missouri, that th Demo- that Idaho, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, cratic cleanup spellbinders are to spend fornia, Dakota and Kentucky and will hold most of their time la th coming three South its seats In North Dakota, Utah and Misweeks President Wilson to preparing to strike souri. I take this extravagant and basethat the Republican harder than ever for the league and will less claim Isto mean much alarmed about vary Issue several more appeals He la now chairman aa should he those be." states, reported to be working on the most Imto contribution a tb portant campaign, No Set. League Day document which will deal with some unpublished detail of th pesos oonferonoe, CHARLESTON. W. Oct II. end attempt to reveal to th paople of "Lesgua of nations day. Vs., October It, win th country th possibilities of war in the not be observed by official proclamation, near asst unless th United State enters aa requested by the league of nations day the lesgua, committee, Governor John J. Cornwall an.Assisting hi th drive win bo an tha nounced today. member of the cabinet. Including Secre"Such a proclamation me In tills tary of Agriculture Meredith and Attor- state," eald the governor, bywould be conney Oeneral Palmer. The two latter hav strued by theppponents of the league aa - - been Inactive and did sot Intend to par political. Tt would engender bed feeling ticipate, but have agreed to join In the and certainly would be Inadvisable here.' harmonious dosing chorus at tha presiGovernor Cornwell Is a Democrat dent's request Attorney Oeneral Palmer will make his Brat speech at Jersey City Coolidgie Plans Tour. tomorrow night ' NEW YORK, Oct It Governor Republican vice presidential candiMADOO SPEAKS FOR date, wtU start from Washington October IT on a tour of Kentucky, .Tennessee, CANDIDATE North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia PARTY'S . and Maryland, ending at Baltimore Octo- - r ber 17, It was announced at Republican UNTONTOWN. Pa., Oct II William O. national headquarter hero today. McAdoo, former secretary of tha treasury, Governors Morrow of Kentucky and closed his first day of campaigning her Lowden Illinois and J, B. Hedges of tonlrht at a .mass meeting attended by New Yorkofwill so with Governor Cool Idge. hundreds. Th former cabinet member of Idaho- - will apeak at Benator Borah mad half a dosen addresses In PennsylGary, Ind., ' October 19, and Peru, Ind., vania during tha day. 10. somewhere In Ohio OcOctober and In hla address tonight, Mr. McAiHod II and St It waa announced. Poke on tha league of nations. Ho said tober Those dates were arranged after his that Senator Harding had talked of a conference with Colonel Millar, chairman eparato peace with Germany. Such a pesos, he said, would bo dishonorable and cannot bo considered. One great obstacle In IU path, be added. Is that the constitution of the United States forbids such action. Thank God, the constitution dose forbid it." he declared. "Jamea M. Cox will not let It be dona" The speaker eald America should not live hi oom plate Isolation from the rest of the world, adding that In event thia nation does not accept the covenant, "wo can expect many war within th next - . fifty years." Speaking of what ha termed Senator Harding's many different stands on tha league question, Mr. McAdoo declared the Republican presidential candidates latest stand to be "tranquillity nebula association.' To elect Senator Harding An such a stand, he eald, "would bo to sign a blank shack with the destiny of th whole world at stake" fQOOS the soft of dresses youve been wanting at the lesser prices These dresses need actually to be seen for you to fully realize what truly phenomenal dresses they are for the special prices asked. All new. 7 V"- . hoping for been adopted exactly as it waa cabled by Root. It follows: "Disputes aa to th Interpretation of a treaty, as to any question on International law, aa to tha existence of any fact which. If established, would constitute a breach of any International obligation, or aa to the extent and nature of the reparation to be made for any such breach, are declared to be among those which are generally suitable to arbl nation.1' This contribution corresponds to the suggestion from President Taft,, cited In speeches by Governor Cox to show that certain Republican! had a hand In drafting the covenant. Governor Cox obtained the documents from the White House, , which bdheved their production at this stage would serve to build a backfire under Senator Hardings declaration that he Is ready to releague. ject therelation of farmer Benator Root to The th Harding campaign Is something of an was proposed enigma Some time ego it over a great that Root should preside Harding meeting In New York. When certain ef tha progressiva senators who are supporting Harding learned of this, they vetoed the plan by declaring they would quit the campaign If such recognition were extended to Root. Since that tlm Root has been silent on all Issues. Roosevelt . at Sp ecial Markings Great Special Miss Mario DUirorth, to he seen in tha ' loading role with Hafbach Frlmls musical comedy exquisite, "Tha Little Whopper, coming to tha Salt Lake theater tonight. ATTACKS WATSON IN SPEECH IN INDIANA - . sale price-loweri- ng of tha Republican speakers tha eastern division. This group of dresses comprises serges, tailored and trimmed, jerseys, taffetas, satins, tried-letfe- s. Colors are navy, copen, taupe, brown, black. Styles are straight line, etons, long waisted models. Trimmings are beaded designs, hand embroidery in yam or silk, braid finishings, fancy vestee Sizes to 42. effects. Compare these dresses with those you find elsewhere up to $24.75. In this group you will find ve- - - i - lours, velveteens, 'tricotines, tricolettes, serges, jerseys, taffetas, crepe de chines. Colors are mostly brown and navy, the two most favored shades for fall and' winter. Sizes to 44. Many of the new-est effects in trimmings are illustrated, including black' and colored beads and the newest ideas in embroideries. All art this seasons most popular styles and the dresses are really exceptional for this price.' Compare them with dresses priced elsewhere up to $34.75. ' 1 . , , 4 -- colors. . ' $45.00. Compliments Speakers. Oox, while a statementtouring urging ' Campers Outlines Stand. BALTIMORE. Oct IS. In an address today before th convention of th International- Brotherhood of Bookbinder, Samuel Oompers denied report that h oould "deliver th labor vote to th Democratic party," and said no parson evar hoard such an uttsrsno coming from him. Mr. Oompers sstd that ha owed to no political party, that ho waa a partisan to principles and labor. "W are not Bolshevik!,' eentinued Mr. Oompera "nor have w our hands on tha throat of our govemmeat. W propose to exsrrlse our rights solely as American cltisena T control only on vot and that vote la my own. I can only align myself against th men who has lined himself with the reactionary Interests and airalnst the Interests of the working people 1 am going to urgs all I can not to cast their vot for Harding and that atle-gta- nc WASHINGTON, Oct. It. Governor Cox and the Democratic campaign managers are preparing a new surprise which they hop will embarrass Senator Harding's the league of aatlone taaue, position according to Information received by the national committee today. Republican The plan Is to produce a cablegram showing that Kith Root, like former President Taft, made suggestions to Prespolloe-bsitCoolldg, but for Oox and ident Wilson as to how the league oova- - Rooaovalt" nant should be drawn. Democratic workers find that Root Poor baker can make bread with one entire section to the cove-- I Jerome flour. All grocersgood sell It. Vogeier hast, the language of grUol xiu haring e4 fifke . ed 00. 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