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Show OCTOBER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, j I I humorist, identified yesterday by the gov. ernor as the Frenchman a ho had told Senator Harding that Franca was re- -' reptlve toaard a new fraternity of naThe tions. had seen Senator Harding. governor said that since Senator Harblunder the senator, had been ding's locked np On his front porch." Answers Hecklers. (Continued Front Png On. that it would bo my purpooo to accept any helpful resolutions that will make certain the ratification of the treaty and would the league, and that my election Ameribe expressive of the desire of the can people for going into the league, whereas the election of Senator Harding, upon his own statement and upon the statements of Johnson and Borah, would be indorsement for staying out of the league.. Demands Fair Play, t the newspapers to carry this statement and a copy of 'the telegram sent to Mr. Root as a matter of fair play, because the association of not Republicans led by him have and are not giving the f;iven tothethefacts Dr. people. Only last night Charles Eliot, who has been one of more for America's foremost educators than forty years, called attention to this very thing to a group of student voters presence, and pointed at. Harvard, In inthemy statement out that signed by e thirty-onmen, all of whom he knows and with most of whom he has been associated, they have recommended . Their countrymen to put into the presidencyna-a tnan who rejects the only league of been actually brought tions which has Into existence and is functioning. They ad vise voting for the man selected by the very group of Republican leaders who have brought the present disgrace upon the republic. I am asking pro-leag- Dr. Eliots Charges. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Oct. 10. Probably the liveliest bombardment of questions of his campaign was experienced by Governor Cox here today during an address to several thousand persons in the public square. A woman asked the governor his views regarding maintenance of the Volstead law. He declared again he opposed any legislation "in conflict with the constitution, as interpreted by the supreme court of the United States," and that he thing about. had closed Ohio saloons on Sundays. His statement that he favored presentation of the Irish question to the league HAYS ALLEGES of nations was cheered, and when he declared for "Does that apply to Ulster? Ulster is a part of Ireland. was the governor's quick response, Attacking Senator Harding's position on the Irish question. Governor Cox added; "During the last two Republican speakers have been urged not to mention his name. Charges that Senator Harding had taken numerous positions upon the league were reiterated by Governor Cox. Never Seriously Offered. Would you accept the I.odge reservations? was another question. "They were never seriously suggested, the candidate replied. "If they had been Senator Lodge would . have declared - for them in the Republican platform. The governor added he was "most Interested" in the Hitchcock reservations. "Before the league became a political Governor Cox said, "Senator question. Lodge of Massachusetts had Indorsed It unreservedly. Repeating his charge that Senator Lodge later formed the basest and most infamous conspiracy against the league, the governor declared the Republican leader was the most despised man In America, and loud hisses from the audience followed mention of the senator' name. "Ive been getting that for ten weeks, the governor commented. A large white rooster was presented to Governor Cox by admirers after his speech. He held the bird In his arms while the crowd cheered. He said he accepted the rooster as "an omen of vie tory. The governor had the bird taken aboard his train and penned In a compartment. that many parts of the statement Issued do not conform to the facts; that they are misof leading, and that clear expression Henator Hardings stand are suppressed. t, The , thirty-on- e signers of the Dr. Eliot further said, 'are all honorable men. How they signed such a Aiaper is a mystery. Let all you voters, yvomen voters, independents and Republicans, who are In doubt consider whether eminent Rethis statement of thirty-on- e publicans is candid; whether its funda-- , are true or false; fenaptal premises whether its reasoning is sound or whether its conclusion is sane and Injudicious, dangerous for patriotic, or and at the bottom Immoral. the country Nothing I can say would improve upon the expressions of Dr. Eliot, but it would Urges Brandegees Defeat. Poem to me that these eminent RepublHARTFORD, Conn , Oct. 20. Defeat icans, recognised as leaders of thought in America, rannot afford to rest urfder the of Senator Brandegee, Republican, was cloud which this statement , casts upon urged by Governor Cox of Ohio here late them. today. The candidate said that Senator Dr. Eliot also said well-kno- state-Jinen- spe--cio- had signed the "Infamous of Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. Governor Coxs response to Mr. Roots When Senator Brandegees name was speech came at the close of the govewas widespread hissing there rnors New England campaign. The cargli-dat- e spoken the from audience and cheers when Govmade ten speeches today, all cham- ernor Cox election of Senator iloning the league of nations and attack-n- g Brandegees urged Democratic opponent. the league stand of Senator Harding Referring to Senator Harding's stateConnecticut Governor Cox ment Through new of naa association called upon the voters to defeat Senator tions, regarding Governor Cox said that France Brandegee, Republican candidate for dented sending any representative to because of Mr. Brandegees en- had the senator. rollment In the "round robin. Large, cheering crowds greeted the govOct. 20 Another, but ernor throughout his final New England a PUTNAM. Conn., was met by Governor minor, mishap Especial Journey today. applause was his frequent statements of his plan Cox's presidential campaign train today. riven the cause of Irish Independence Soon after leaving Providence a leak at before the conscience and bar of public a steafncock on Athe engine caused a half hour's delay. following train pushed opinion of the world, represented, he the special into Blackstone, Mass. The aid, by the league. One of the largest fireman was scalded slightly. crowds of the day was at Waterbury, where thousands massed on the library and stretched yards away from the Lodges Name Hissed. park The governors train lighted platform. BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Oct. CO. Several passed through a few towns where no audiences today hissed Senator Lodge' stops were scheduled, but where crowds, name when Governor Cox denounced the one with a band and torches, cheered the Massachusetts senator as the basest in all passing cars. the history of the Governor Cox made apparent reference conspirator world at Providence, again at Today to todays denial from Marion that Hartford and again here tonight, the name Maurice de Kobra, a French author and of the Massachusetts leader was hissed, Brandegee Makes Ten Speeches. but at an overflow meeting tonight a similar reference by Governor Cox to Mr. Lodge went without sny response. ' In discussing the Irish question tonight. Governor Cox said that a London newspaper obtained his views snd also Senator Hardings and published only the senator's. The latter, the governor declared, doubtless convinced the paper that he spoke the mind of America. But I think there Is another form of public opinion In America and also In England, the governor continued. Reading today'! reports of the house of debate I eee evidence of popular protest from the people demanding the facts regarding recent reprisals." Reiterating that the league would rehabilitate foreign credit and stimulate American commerce. Governor Oox added: "If you don't go into the league you will have the worst period of industrial depression that this country knows any round-robi- n political they little NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Will H. Hays, today Republican national I chairman, stated that In many normally Democratic states Democrats had given up Imps of electing Cox and Roosevelt and are now busy "trading Candidate Cox to try to save their senators Mr. Hays arrived here today from Chi cago, bringing with him the prediction thnt every state west of the Mississippi would poll a Harding majority, with the possible exception of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana Of states south of the Mason-Dlxo- n line. Mr.' Hays said,' In a formal statement. the Republican ticket would carry West Kentucky. Maryland. Tennessee, Carolina. Virgin, a and possibly North These" Tbe' soiirt' south,' with Exceptions and the three western Btatee, were all In whkli Mr. Hays would concede that, the Democratic chances seemed better than the Republican. He said there was no doubt of sweeping Republican victories In Illinois and Indiana, declaring that his prediction was made on a conservative basis. announced he would also make public his numerical estimates of Republican majorities, state by state, s few days before election. s ROOSEVELT SCORES ROOTS STATEMENT CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 20. Speak. Ing before a large audience in Grays armory tonight, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, accused Elihu Root of being guilty of deliberate and clear misrepresentation of n tacts in his adwhat are dress on the league of nations In New York last night. Mr. Root s statement, ha said, is based on two major objections: First, to Article X, and, secondly, the allegation that President Wilson was by his attitude responsible for our failure to ratify during the last session of ths senate. He says that Article X under-takto guarantee and maintain by force of arms the territorial boundaries adopted by the chief representatives of four in Paris in 1911. Article X does not guarantee to maintain by force of arms. It guarantees to maintain the territorial Integrity of nations against outside aggression, and in case of a threat against this territorial Integrity the council of the league shall recommend a hat steps shall be taken to prevent the execution of the threat. Mr. Root knows that force of arms would not be recommended unless various other measures, such as International ostracism of the country making the threat, had wholly failed, and in case of a threatened world conflagration. Every sane man knows that in case bf another world war America would be drawn lrf any way, whether we were members of the league or not." Referring to Mr. Roots allegation that the treaty would have been ratified and America would have been a member of the league if President Wilson was Mr. Roosevelt said: President Wilson is not running for reelection. The blame for what happened has nothing to do with the present elec- es will-in- ANY men have become so enthusiastic over the Shirts theyve wearing this summer that will be careful about the V under the chin and the peeping out from their cuffs sleeves .during the coming ed, coated days of fall. . Exclusively the Selling in Salt Lake City. They vest- When only a little of your shirt shows, that little should be GOOD distinctive in pattern and suggestive of quality in. fabric. g. Ait Needlework' Beautiful workmanship, naturally, being the samples of the best manufacturers of art needlework. Luncheon Sets Scarfs Centers SALT LAKE CITY including socks and ly soiled. Albany; Hot Dish TablePads Boudoir Pillows Runners , Other Pieces. sweaters, hug-me-tigh- ts Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday Starts Thursday 9 A. M. scarfs, slight- All Royal Society Package Goods, 15 Off tlon, because of the simple fact that the lsaue of the league at the present time la between Governor Cox and Senator Har'Mr. Cox deding. Mr. Root states; on the treaty clares that he will Insist negotiated It.' That just as Mr. Wilson statement by the eminent legalist is a continuation of the series of similar statements given out by eminent Republicans for partisan purposes. Mr. Wilson himself has clearly stated that he was willing to accept the Hitchcock reservations reservations which were extremely Hlmllar to the Lodge reservations and differed In language, but not in thought, seeking to change words In the Lodge reservationto which were in their character insulting other nations. CHURCHMAN WOULD MODIFY TREATY WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Modification of ths Versailles treaty and cooperation on the, basis of a mutually of nations helpful agreement," are necessary if enduring peace and prosperity is to come to Rev. any of the nations of Europe," the B. F. Beckman of Philadelphia declared at tonight's session of the biennial convention of the United Lutheran church. Dr. Backman is just back from a trip to the central European countries, and said his statement was based on "what He I have seen and heard in Europe." said he found "dire distress" In Germany, due to unemployment because factories a ere closed for lack of coal and raw materials. The oonvlctlon was everywhere In Germany, Dr. Backman said, that America had been "the deciding factor" In Germanys defeat, but there was, at the same time, a remarkable absence of bitterness, because America had so generously dealt with her vanquished foe, especially In relief work. The Rev. L. B. Wolf of Baltimore, secretary of the board of the home missions, told of the Lutheran missionary conference at Crane, Switserland, last summer, at which It was declared, he said, that German missionaries should soon be permitted to return to the fields from which they had been driven by the war. Lutheran foreign mission work had been found to be st a standstill and In need of immediate relief from the American Lutheran church, the speaker said, adding: "It was heartening to see with what gratitude German missionary leadership received every word of encouragement from the American fellow Christiana. The convention was In the midst of a debate over a subetltute for the financial plan under which the church had been working when It recessed for the evening. A substitute opposed a central treasury through which all finances for the board and committees of tbs chuch should COOLIDGE ADDRESSES NORTH CAROLINIANS ASHEVHJJ5, N. C.. Oct I Support of the Republican party by ths south, on the ground that it is doing the most to promote sound business policies, was urged hers tonight by Governor Coolldge, Republican candidate for vlre president As the great snd rich natural resources of ths south are being mors and mors developed, industrially and commercialha said, it must give its support ly. to ths party which la doing ths most to promote these policies." He declared for adequate transportation facilities by land and by water and for an efficient navy, but against the United States entering upon "a race for armamehU, by approving an excessive naval program. At all the stops today, as wall as st The answer of mast fat peeple Is that exercise sod dieting Is too hard, teo tronblssom snd ton dangerous a method U. (ores ths weight down. How, Marmots Prescription Tablet over, hi all these dilbniliMW are overcome They are ahsotutaiy hannlem, entail no Acting or violent cxsrdse, and have ths added advantage of cheapness. 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They emphasised ths leaguo of nations aa an laauo and condemned the oovenant ns brought back from Parts by President Wilson aa Governor Coolldge, In hie rear platform speeches, said ths present administration waa to bo commended for having driven more Democrats Into ths Republican party than any other previous Democratic administration within his memory. Democratic by 4,900), and Cali(went Democratic by (9,600). would go Wllloox Mr. asserted, fornia, Republican by 2(0,000, citing ths fact aa had ovtdenc that 107,791 Republican voted in the stnt primary and only 77, sas Ohio (want (30 Democrats. Overdone, Says Colby. Ckless Tribaae-Sal- t Jbe&iyxAU t Lift Right Off Without Pain Lake TVtbuae Leased Wire. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Secretary of Btat Bain bridge Colby, who returned today from a campaign trip In th Interest Pooh-poohe- d by White. of th loagu of nations and Governor Cbleese Tribune lilt lake Tribune laseiS Wire. Cox. viewed ths situation with optimism CHICAOO, Oct M. Before leaving from a Democratio stand point. In final found drive the "I Now for th for York responsiveness of midChicago conwest audiences," said Mr. Colby, of the campaign at national headquarters, fident and winning feeling. I also disGeorgo White, chairman of the Demo- covered a of deep feeling Indignation In cratic national committee, discussed Rethe country at the exhaustive abuse of publican Chairman Hays claim of It the president. It has been overdone and electoral votes for Senator Hauling. This la Just ten electoral votes under has not pleased the people. The oppothe claims of the Republican managers sition has found this out st a late hour, E. Hughes In 191," said Mr. and I see svideno through th press of for Chari "I congratulate Mr. Hayn on an attempt to get square, White, As a reward, he will his conservatism. not have aa far to fallylnto the deptns Preparing (or Cox. of (also prophecy as-- , his predecessors of NEW YORK, Oct 10. Grouped around 191. . banners showing state from which they "In that year the Republican managers came, members of th Americana claimed 40 votes for Mr. Hughes. He Democratic league will Young be addressed by actually received 14 and President WilGovernor Cox In th Hotel Commodore son was reelected. Using ths same sim- ballroom hero next Saturday. Th Demo, ' anple arithmetic, Senator Harding will have eratlo national committee no more than 144 electoral votes this nounced that every state In today th Union year, which about coincides with the read would be represented. estimates at Republican headquarters. Democratio national headquarter an"To refresh the record, let ms quote nounced today that Mrs. James Roosewhat Chairman Wllloox of the Republimother of Fmnkltn D. Roosevelt can national oommltteo said Just before velt Democratic vie candidate, the 191 election: had contributed presidential to th fund for ad" The people have made up their mtnds th league of nations. vertising In favor of Mr. Hughes, and that hi all Wilbur W. Marsh, treasurer of ths there le to it Democratio annational committee, "Among the states which he claimed nounced tonight that a new record for with ths utmost assurance would give reoelpt of "match tha president" conlarge Republics majorities were Cali- tribution, had bean sat today with tha fornia twenj "CORNS Doesn't burl. a brtl Drop a little "Froesoao'-oan aching core; Instantly that com stops hurting, than shortly lift you it right off with finger. Truly! Your druggist sen a tiny bottle of m "Frsesono for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn or com between th toes, ami the ealhisea, without sorsass or irritation. (Adv.) thsm waa on from Norman ID. 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