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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER J FRANCE WASTES BO SYMPATHV Sources of La FolletteV Vote Widely Scattered; Loses. Farmers' Support mma bowls. Btt ' of three. DECORATED GLASSWARE Bud declArge aseortsneitL orated Orarsxe git see ire. Mar. Roea maJade Jara, Vaaea, Bowie, ate. l , Mihty hsodr it the kitchea.7Pg Special, the 12, 1924. st... . , fl li 11 Tour choice... r.ii twww GOGorjthMzin MCDONALD ON apace, twe thftiga should be said: First, while the war was on some Germane and some German communities did things In opposition to oup prosecution ol the war whlcn our government eould not posaiDiy tolerate. For thi some tier mans and some communities were treated Throughout Hi Career German Second, ,tn with Justified sternness. Germane end other pome Re descendant communities Ha Been Enemy of Germane were subharshjected to utterly uncalled-fo- r ness, out of the fact that a few to public, Tardieu Says. Germans did not subscribe the prosecution of the war arose a some Amerlrn sentiment among whose patriotism was more energetic By ANDRE TARDIEU. than wise, which expressed Its attl-ttitoward almost all German, CbpyrighL 124, by Salt Lake Tribune. whether loyal or not. In the phrase. no PARIS. Oct. 11. England t Treat 'em rouejil" Germans who hl nobody had been the best kind of cltlaens plunged Into n election before the war, and who were entirewanted. ad during the war. were treatly Why did the l.lherala abandon the ed as If their disloyalty should be of patient oxen which they ukn for granted. for no many month. and esPROMISES AID NOW. pecially since their party runs (mt of both these kinds tf cases rlax In the new ballot Ina ' the treatment of aome Germans with If led sternness, an (n( treatment It ia a, mystery. Apparently Prime tun: some other tlermani with utterly Minister MacDonald, after long diffi- of uncalled-fo- r harshness out of these culties with the soviet treaty. ga.e the two kinds of case arose a sentiment impreseion In the Campbell affair of arming Germans generally which now not acting ilk a gentleman, that i. expresses itself in a rather compact devotion to Potlette, because he did not deal with entire frankneat sympathised la with them while the war and eracity. Also his motor i;ar as on, because after the war was a oer he denounced nd the upkeep, fund, given by the Versailles a treaty as. too harsh on th Germans, friend to whom he had granted a bad effect, haronetcf produced and because now, In his campaign, h Jn simple language, Kngiand began efforts to ameliorate that 'o be "fad up" with Mr. ilacDonald. promises treaty. Perhaps certain nalva peojile oeheved Kxeepl for this one reason for follha king would not amhortie dissolu-lowing .a Follette, th Germans are tion of parliament. Anyho"w, the out of place In a radical party wholly a In ult la new elections, odd which appear to favor the In practically every community where Germans live In any number they Uaborttaa mora than anybody. But that la England's affair. At are the highest type of conservative hard cltlr.ena, working, thrifty, for the French view, Mr. MacDonald Thi. la true unialways been In a paradoslral po- versally, orderly. ha, except for a comparatively All during his career sition her. Mr. MacDonald haa been the enemy small handful of German 8oclallsta. An effective appeal to the innate of Franc. Before the war he combated ffWtward Ull'a entente cordial conservatism of the Germane la now H repeatedly arose In the house of )elng marie by the Republicans. It ia rnmmona to demand whether the gov- having aome success, and If it Is sucernment had made any military agree- cessful enough It may greatly reduce ment, even defensive, with France. la J'ullette'. strength InIn the election.to The chief point made thta appeal MACDONALD DEFEATISM. German conservatism waa described In VVhen, 1H, Germany Invaded In my article last week. It consists Helgium, he did not accept this aa In out to the Germans that proof of aggression and refused to theypointing are among those who have most tote for war. Throughout the war lie to lose to Poller te's l.a by tontlnually put apokes In the wheels amend the constitution so proposal as to take of ministers who were striving for some of of the the away safeguards Once the British even previctory. To a considerable den minorities. anted his Bailing from England gree thia appeal, and a broad appeal account of hie notortoua defeatism. to th conservatism of Germans genThat was when his close friend, may be effecthe before elecMorel, now an Influential I.ahor erally, house of commons, tion day. member of th LABOR SLANT OF IT. waa condemned to eighteen montha In prison for The next element In La Follette communicating with the enemy. a Folstrength is organized labor. And when peace cam Mr,' lette does nit have alt organised lalior conducted a tireless campaign by any means. It Is doubtful If he has for revlalttg the treaty of Versailles half of It. The proportion that he in Germany's favor. Nothing in his has consists of the less skilled grades For example, within th past warranted a cordial welcome of labor. from French opinion when he became ranks of railroad labor Xa Pollette'a chief hold Is on ihe switchmen rather premier of Great Britain. e But what happened? Premier than on the conductors and engineers. to for him waited lntsall Much of this labor la not permanentbarly h himself In Downing street befor Follette. and not definitely ly for I letter! radical. Some of It conalsts of local began showering him with never befor equalled for platitude centers of Isbor strength which were and humility. The writer remembers strong for McAdoo. which hoped that well th dav when M. Polncare re- McAdoo would get the Democratic proached Georges Clemenceau for not nomination, and which, when McAdoo being firm enough with Kngiand, al- failed, were disgruntled and now tend though M. Clemenceau waa making to express their feelings, by turning M. to I a Follette. which Kng.and accept clauses Polncare subsequently failed to exIN TEDDY'S WORDS. ecute, The next largest element in I a PoPOINCARE ASSAILED. llute t strength ran be deaclbed In two Certainly neither M. Clemenceau which originated with nor any other French minister ever phrases, both of of Ttoosevelt'a phrases rloosevelt. One wrot to Kngiand In the tone adopted was "the the other "parlor Socialists." by i). Polncare toward Mr. MacDonwas "the lunatic fringe " This pa t beM. ald. And then Polncare. Just I s of Follette Includes strength fore leaving power, accepted without those voters who are by temperament reservations the experts' report re- either radical or extremely progresducing France's credit against Gerto call it. This ever sive, as you choose many to the lowest figure also some leaders of dreamed of and tied the hands of hie group Includes radical who ardently temperament successor. happen to be the possessors of conSubsequently at Chequers and else- siderable la It some wealth of these where Premier Herrlot multiplied his moat lyrical demonetrattons of en who are providing the means to make thuelasm toward MacDonald. Regard- La Folletle's organisation very effecBoth of th less of Mr. MacDonald'a past, he pro- tive In many localities. claimed that France had found In the phrsses coined by Koosevelt are too luirsh as some of 'those to who are labor premier the staunchest of Follette Some of the finest frlende and this friendship was of- for In social communities many spirits fered to the French public as the reaauthors. reformer are son for not being alarmed at the worker. Folletle's among Ia enormous concessions supporters. France was CALL ON Y0UN1 VOTERS. forced to make at London for which for Polncare was responsible the source of Ia. Toilette's Another principle, and Herrlot for the execustrength consists of new voters. tion. oung men and young women who Within less than a year France will have come to age within the have evacuated the Ruhr She haa last flte or rlxvoting veers Thcte years already cut her credit against Ger- have been, us between the Republi many 7S per cent, making It less than can and IVrnocratlc a kind parties the amount she herelf owes abroad. of Pnriv ties have period. France haa agreed to complete sep- beentwilight and loose, not sentiment party aration of the two problems of rep- sufficiently to tike hold on She arations and war debts has the young gripping to people coming voting agreed to Germany's admission to the nge. The consequence Is that in fh league without having fulfilled Intergeneral aplrlt of adventure anv.nu national obligations as the covenant youth they are taking to Ia Follette have ir. considerable Herhapi promises stipulates numbers. been given that the same indulgence THE SOCIALIST ITEM. will be shown regarding the left bank of the Rhine The next Henient In I a Knllet tea AH of this for a smile from Mr. MacIs composed of the avowed Donald a smile that will cost France strength !.a Socialists KoMcite himself Is dear. not a Socialist He ti as distant as of lot-all- d 1; . it , 1 clrcure-stance- home-ownin- Mao-Dona- Poln-car- from being not space here, possible a Socialist. There DINNER SETS GREAT VALUES! . . BAVARIAN Electric HAVILAND DINNER SETS four of theee set. Cups are mismatched, but look well with set. Regular 131. M eel. 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Theee will make wonderful Xma $2.50 $3.75 and $5.C3 911 9 ttOW present LAMPS. Wonderful assortment: New, .v and bright $2.97 verj attractive. BOUDOIR $1.97 1 . CALLAWAY'S T - WILL DECORATE ZANNI. TOKIO. Oct. 11. (By the Associated Press. ) Major Pedro Zannl. In- Three Salt Lake Hornet Get Honorable Mention Salt cuit court ars desrribed by Frederic J. Haskin (in "The American lv. ernment." In the early dav. of the federal court it was customary for judge, to travel on horseback .from. ose tl.c. of holding court to asoth-erke explains, wa. called Thi rid i a( th eiresit. At time the attoraeT. hi case, to tome before th.ourt "would accompany the jndge. On Sue occaaion Blank wa makinjr one of Jud these trips and wa accompanied by carry. While the whole statea that la Follette will carry will be awbtracted for the' most part, from the Republicans. It Is a different story when you consider the result of his candidacy In the eaat: Without going Into this too minutely, I think It Is safe to say that the vMti la Follette will carry In New Jereey, New York and pereastern .tatee, wlll haps some other La. Follette were not be vote which, If to thee Demoerata, go running, might The fact of Ia Follette'. running may make the difference between the Democrat, carrying ar not carrying Mm the atteraer for the plaintiff tti f thee eastern tale. the attoraev for the defendant. They fead some tfisianco to go, so th. STILLMAN ON BLAZE ESTATE. argued their rate a ther code NEW TOR1C Oct. 11. Wadding along, and the judge rendered" a de." cision. present, received by Mia. Anae StUl. J net as he finiahed Hating his deman, who I. to be married next week to Henry f. DaTldaaet, were threat- cision th. hone .tumbled sad nearly ened with destruction by fir which fell. ' "Whereupon the attorney whs last night swept the weet aing of loet the case said: "Jio wonder the Mondanne, the Jamesl A. fltlllman horse stumbled it's rurprisintf se estate at PlaaeanivtUe. S, Yr driv- didn't dead when he. heard drp ing out tire. Stlllmaa, her dasjghtet ' that doriaion." . it and her young, mo, Ouy. rSirnished to readers of this paper 'The fire for a time threatened to at nominal as a expense, explsmed destroy ihe great house on th. M.. OOo.eu estate. The flame, were eoa. in eoonon published in another colfined to the west wing. umn of thi. newspaper. . ' (Adv.) , . . J Tra ' any and other 6 for 98c homes are STATES. IN REPUBLICAN In the Senfember Isaua of the a Fol Of the eleven states that Pictorial Review by John Lynne Orey lette has some chance of carrying, the In his article. "Three Houses of th following are normally Republican: Intermountaln West." one of a series Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, South of article on "Home. From Coast to Dakota, North Pakota, Idaho, WashCoast." The magailne story carries ington, California. picture of the house and architects' This leave three: Montana, Nevada, , plana. Nebraska. Of these the first twe, The three homes-- are: Th home of Montana and Nevada, ran reasonably Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wallace. 1U2 e. be described as normally Democratic Military Way In "Bonnevtlle-on-thand Nebraska la rather more Demo Hill," Wooley and . Bvans architects: for built sale Claude home the y cratic than Republican. So that La ) Twelfth Eaat, In Dinner Kollette. ir he should carry . all the Richards, and the home of Harvey W. states he ha. any chance of carrying, Park, in Holiday. - The latter two would take eight states, with seventy Ross were homes designed by the. arc hi tec two electoral votes, away from the and three atatea, with fif tural firm or Ware, Trerania at Caa- teen electoral votes, away irotn the Democrats. I A PaHette will not, bow. ever, carry any uch number of elecHistory of Our Courts tors! votes as this What I. given Pieturesoue day. of the early cir here Is the maximum that h can., . In gold Blue Bamboo, Gold Band and Line, Floral and Scenic Decorations. Never before sold at such a low price YOUR Three beautiful Values to $4.00 Dozen In beautiful 10 IH.00 I Inch large size embossed Dinner Plates, regular ?2c, SPECIAL the Stand ar CONSOLE SETS REDUCED DISHES! In lOfbr 25c $2.19 CUPS BATH STOOLS. . White enameled, and has rubber tips. Round or square. Special . - alu. $16.75 sanitary. .TFX:,AI:. $3,19 Imported Belfjian clothes baskets. Extra heavy and strong, and for J 'JQ the large size only, special BRIDGE AND FLOOR LAMPS mahog- or 6 for 59c Verv CLOTHES BASKETS. 12 TUMBLERS FOLDING Special law-Te- 1 Other eitea with lock and key, apeclal, 76e' and $1JS. I and black TOILET PAPER 1000 sheets white blenched Tissue Toilet Paper. Always 15c a roll -- Extra IOC CARPET SWEEPER All steel, protectee' body, rubber wheels. $ 2Sc V Extra fles. cial (Sold only with $1.00 worth of regular goods.) lull 1000 up ELECTRIC GRILL A r m s t rong Toast Grill P ries Broils. and makes w MAIL BOXES An article so much needed. SPECIAL... Fancy bottom, wonderful EXTRA SPECIAL east. - BOXES TBLE BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES J t 43c Nest of four white enameled and labeled, $!.$ $1.29 value, Siiecial.... and Various Imported Dinnerwares. workt against the l'emocraii TY". fcLLU.- peelae $3.97 METAL 5?..; Beautiful Cut Glass Vases As artificial rose 1 free with each vase. Eegula'r $1.50 Jftfl values. Special S&c regular Extra value. Special EMBOSSED PORCELAIN SETS sets, dainty blue band edge with autumn brown i I 4C verge line: carried In open stork; regular lift $11.60. SPECIAL, set ENGLISH $3.35 HsvJ Special.... CAGES A lull line, 1.B Braaw and Japanned metal, ape dally BIRD Klglieat grade, four sewed ; a ) Orfty Cut Glass fruit Bowls, Preserve Dishes, Lily Bowls,, Etc. Values to $3.00. Large pieces. ! Your choice "LOO R BROOM I1VJ J LOW RENT "i .w SETS CHINA th.. rt It's Ea$y to Figure Why Upstairs You Pay Less the thing for th pressure of the foot th can.. open Garbage ail removable, tos ftB see them. SPECIAL. sets, service for beautiful flfty-pie- c Only five of Ik persona, decorated wfth pretty floral $1.1 9fi sprays; regular $20.00 et. STOOIAL, cently. Is that discontent among the farmers is less acute now than It was In the election of l!t, and that this contribution to Ia Follette" strength Is sc small that If he had to depend on It alone' he would not carry a single state. BRYAN AN ASSET. There are tome minor contribution to Ia Kollstte strength. William Jennings Bryan, without meaning to, ia really helping Ia Pollelte. Loan Is making speecnes every day In behalf of John W. Davis. Th speeches But the attiare good and sincere. tude of the listeners was expressed "1 one who ssid: by prefer to continued to believe what Bryan aald was he about Davie befor nominated, and before Bryan's brother was put on the ticket with him." That speech which Urya.i made at the New York convention pposlng th nomination of John W. Iiaiu because of the latter s Morgan and Wall street connections is known to all the west, and is causing many Democrats who otherwise might vote the Democratic ticket to turn to Ia Follette, Moreover, the present net effect ot Bryan's lifelong activities Is to help La Follette. During all hla public career Bryan has been using uhe word "Morgan," not as the name of a man or a banking firm, but aa a symbol. Now No sensible It is embarrassing him. person believes that John W. Davis would be other than the best kind of No aenstble Democratic president. person believes be would give th to that for fact the faintest weight about two years he had among hla cllenta some corpoaatlona in whlcn the But thai Morgan firm la interested. campaign Is too short for Bryan ef-to make lnie clear, and to undo the fect of thirty years of preaching I many of the progressive Democrats of the west are going to vote for La Follette. NEWSPAPER SUPPORT. Another element of Ia Follette t strength Is his newspaper oversupport twenProm Ohio west there are ty newspapers under on i ownership, In known ae the tfcrlppe papers. some cities the Mcrlpps pitper Is the All pathe leading paper. 8riip pers are strong for Ia tolltte. Durbeen have thf'y ing the They printing his autobiograpli) print his speeches more fully than thoae of the other candidates They attack Coolldge and Davis In every Issue. They carry polls made among their readers. In whlcn. quite naturally, Ia Follette show;s up strongest, and this stiffens th morale of the local Ia Follette following. The Hearst papera are leas directly for Ia Follette than the Scrlppa papapers give pers. Indeed, almost as much space to Coolldge aa Davie they attack to Ia Follette. steadily. The net effect of the Hearst Follette papers' policy la to help Ia much, etearst has papera In Detroit. Seattle,- - San Mllwank'e. Chicago. and some Franclsc.i, Ios Angeles other cities The map accompanying this article, to portray Ia F'ollette's which aim strength, look formidable from the of view of the Republican party. point the eleven, state that Ia Follette lf has- some chance of carrying, all but two certainly all but three are normally Republican To that degree La Pollette'a strength, so far as It expresses Itself In actual states likely e, . CANS Jiit A Sanitary; kltohtn. Cat Glass Bon Bon Bowls, Sugar and Creainert, 12.50. Odd pieces. SI. CO Your choice etc Values to ?3 WHITE ENAMELED REFUSE $5.95 $6.65 e - Guaranteed for II year $5.49 . ...55X- ESit 42-pie- e iir On thia occasion w BIO! Com. tomorro-w- K.75 ELZ0T$I0 IKON $3.49 $4.35 26-pie- d to be carried by htm. must be On from the Republican. the other hand, at will be pointed out in a minute. I. Follette s candidacy high-grad- tfrort. in providing areter variety and value. We've planned throog of .am tat -v- era. Tou'll find tt well worth jrour while. th. join White Embossed Sets, SpejeiaJ, the set Decorated With Gold FVstoons, Special, the set White Embossed SeU, Special, the set Decorated with Carnations and Gold Band, Special, the set ... Decorated with Border and Medallion, Special, ihe et. look' forward eo eagerly! event, to which Bait Lake housekeeper a considerable suinbers Buy your furniture of an UPSTAIRS FURNITURE STORE. They pay little rent. They have just the same furniture as .a downstairs store. Their profits are necessarily much less. . You work hard for your money, then why don't you save it? We abnew furniture for much less than any solutely sell downstairs store. It makes no difference where you see an article or what its price, WE CAN BEAT IT. All standard line and many special ones. Our overstuffed living room sets are made by the foremost and largest manufacturers. gjej OCTOBER SALE of farmer in the northuest who not onlv sre not for Ia KoHette this enr. but ar at all times commonly to be found with whatever political partv expresses discontent with ex this farmer proisting conditions. test existed long before Ia Follette became a candidate and before that, drop In farm prices from '910 until 124. which caused acute, distress. There waa a nonpartisan league which, aa much among the farn-.eras ten vcars aeo, was dominant in North Darota and powerful Jn some neighboring states.In 4v own Judgthia territory rement, after being Elbert Hubbard Would Call This Horse Sense Sweep-Soot2- -- PARMER VOTE CHANGES. It may seem odd that I have poet noned to tong mentioning th farmer vote of the northwest. This waa at the beginning, to be th of principal source Ia Pollette s strength. If It waa so at the beginning lv is so no longer. Ia r'oilette't proeenr strength anion? th farmer Is minor compared to some of th mad contributions by the other source 1 have aent'onrt In Ia toilettes own state of Wisconsin, if his strength were confined to those farmers who are for him, he would The same be a negligible factor. Is true In Minnesota. Th fact Is In these of th fsaw.ers that many stales are Germans, and they are for Ia Follette more a Germans than as farmers. In Minnesota, If Ia Follette did not have abont JOOOOO German votes to start with his strength v inild a mt tint to little, it is a fact that there ar g Chimney BmovCT,Specil,Can OUR ANNUAL however, to discuss this distinction. The fact la that this year Ia Follette ha th formal nominal loss, of th Socialist and will poll moat of Ita partv strength. This Is gaud fur at be sat a m til ion votes. The Soctalat vote In Die for I be waa H.:t 1 v, Beginning Tomorrow C0etla.se frssa Page Om in to brief BeguUr $1.47 value. Special.. teooesLarsmtjes Se COCO DOOR MATS n - VaiUesj lO ltlUl d.UVI. cun,t near LowehnrUl. Ohio, today. Kick Warko, a passenger, died la fog a hospital. -.- Getting Skinnier cverv uav PIOHT DUEL WITH SWORDS. FLORENCE Italy. Oct. 11 Deputy Dlno flHpson and Commentators Borelll, editor of the Nasion., Must Be Done and fought a duel wlt sword, todhy as Something - Done Darn Quick, Too, the result of a polltkaJ dispute.' The deputy ws. wounded twice and the Teas of thousand, of thin, runencounter, at editor once during-ththe end of which the cornbetint re- down men yet, and women, too unreconciled. mained 11. YOUNOSTOWN, Ohio, Oct, aw gettimr diteonragBd are giving One man was fatallv hitr Iheee ' otlM-rCAN'T OET IT.' were Seriously Injured and al" up all hsue of ever being able to core suffered hruleee and cut. whenj FlUDh Doss he drink t excess? on fle.h and. look heallhy and tax p biternr- - - Dunew-o- ; two he len t popular enough! strong ' In si heavy hah car crashed head-o- n All auch people can stop worrying r L to ana airman, flying Argentine trepid around the World, will be decorated with the sixth order (of the rising sun by the Japanese government, the anof ..communications minister nounced today after the arrival of Zannl at Kasumlgaura, the Toklo air base, from Kuehimoto. KILLED IN RAIL CRASH. i s Newcastle-Youngstow- . , star .mile ri Sit- now. for Cay's SALESMEN t THE v. V Three Aitnej fufvrriMcn Art to B - 4iao u put-ai ting fle.h oa , host, of shinny folks every woman, Oregon and Washington . 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