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Show THE SALT, LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ,PEflP.LETID , . In Five Nations Electors Vote Against Alarums and for Old Conditions. quiet life and look as If they desired I it for theeneelvee sad ethers N daoM Ike defeated parties in all these eountriu eerrmtvfed blue-- 1 dare watch Increased the disaster chat tebft them, la Britain the LaborIn government was guilty of errors tact Ice which were IncretMLy foolish and wotdd have brought the strongest government to tee ground Gn the war ether hand tha Liberal declared en the government without J taking any thought as ta whether thev were These Pile takes prepared for battl converted a dtrfeet Into a rout But the real explanation of tha Cnhaervaitve victoi p In Britain Is that the electors Terr In a mere conservative meed than they have been In for years. In America they were geitf more even decisively conservative. In Britain, a million Liber, I electee mast Lev, voted Conservative, fhta was the moat striking feature ef th In normal times, British elections when ne Idberul candidate Is put up at an election, of the Liberal voter w he take the trouble te te th poll at all vote Labor. At this general ale- tlon th Labor leers tnumeAtbat the seme would be maintained Hence their miscalculation. But JUmsar Mac Dene Id a eaeers and insults st Llbsrsllem chanted ell thet. The Rues an loan and tha Zlnevleff letter completed th change Fur the fleet recollection th Liberals time h r. I am bees me fiercely told tbnt at the National Liberal club, when the results wxr posted, the Conservative gain from Labor wars lustily cheered- - That never happened "before Even where the Liberal candidate! stood, mane Liberal electors east their votes for a Consei vatlve In preference to their own candidate, In order te make aura of tha Labor defeat. The Conservative - raaorion-hacom at last with a vengesnes aad wa must live through It. What la more Important la that wa should be ready for th next mood, so as to guide th nation then Into th waya oP safe progress. COMING CONTINGENCIES. How tong win th present temper last? Th answer depends on many elements and considerations which ne man, how clenr Soever his vision mav be. can accurately gauge And forecast How wtll the near government succeed? Will it give th Impression of efficiency, strength, wisdom and moderation Will It wake no eertnue mistakes? What hick win tt have? Wtll trad revive, unemployment Will there and wages rise and be trouble In India or It there la will It b wall handled a are but Thee by tha government? few out of many contingencies that of will affect tha attitude publle opinion towards th new administration and Influence th result of th next election But the Issue of the next great electoral struggle will depend even more on th attitude and activities of th opposition parties during th next few years two-thir- dr-k- - - I - 1 b i , i - p ' ' and Baldwin , Represent a Rerersion Fronr Strain of War, Coolidge .7 y, . P A V 1 CL LLQ Yfl jGEQRG a. M I. - LONDON, Not. 11 (By Cable ) Th British, American, French, Italian and Gannaa 1 action all point In ona direction. The people In avary cotia-tr- y nr tlrad of alarum and excursions of Ul kinds, what liar military or political, and want to rattle down to attend ta business, which la not too bod. Th elector ot Great Britain, the United State.' Germany and Italy turned to the right the Freneh elec tore turned ta tha left. But they all without exception inrun g in tWdtreo tlon where they thought tranquillity wa, for tha time being, moat likely to ha found. The Conservative party In Britain appealed to the electorate In a lengthy manifesto, full of promisee of reform and change. Bad Ur. Baldwin followed President Cooltdfe'e ex-- . umple and eald nothin, hie partv would nod have I oat a eeat by hie retieence. . The bulk of the people ware not a akin to be Improved and uplifted They were vearnin to he left alone for at leant one term by warriors, politicians and labor lead- era That te tha present mood of the world end, bavin regard to the itements and upheavals ot the past ten years, ope ought not to be stir fined at JL V PSFIATBD PARTUS BLUNDER. Calvin Coolidge end Stanley Baldwin nr the n expression of the Inevitable oollapee from the swain e4 temper of high endeavor which the wan rr attend, Harriot la the Incarnation or a dirHJuaioned France Them men have been chosen by their respective countries thy are pecullarlv disqualified, by character, disposition or capacity, ta lead a nation into or In. any n. tore, whether military political or economic They are all meant for a x- -, 16, 1924. rr antl-Lhbe- Exquisite Garden Court BEAUTY AID S Garden Court Benzoin and Garden Court Double t Almond Cream Combination, Cream s f AMERICA ft GARDEN COURT TOILET WATER. designed frosted bottles In beautifully GARDEN COURT PERFUME. One ounce gift bottles ....... 1 garden court Of win compact ,OC ..fpl.oU - ikiv rongbnega, Especially recommended for chapped burn and windbum 50c $1.50 $1.75 , GARDEN COURT LIP STICK . - J e It aerrea aa a vanishing cream, aa a masA cream for all purpose sage cream, and can also b used a a greasalsas cold cream. It vanishes Instantly, leaving th akla toft, firm and deHcptaty perfumed. - CONSERVATIVE. Th Americas election gave th conservatives a positive majority of over over th other two parti t 000 000 votes Th German election gave similar results. That was not th case st our general election If votes are to bo counted tha Conserfc vatives were In-- minority of 1 000 000 on tha total poll. .The Conservative candidates polled an aggregate of ? 400 000 vote. Labor candidates polled S.&00 000 and Liberals 1000 000 Th present Conservative administration thus represents a definite minority' of tha electorate. It was only a Conservative victory, because th party WTrtrybW.fiWTrett voteOJUhTt dir at th preceding election and th anomalous working of o w electoral erstera enabled them, by this Inaras. to win , th preponderating majority of pyet against th declared will of th preponderating majority voters Had there been a of th working arrangement or understanding between the two defeated parlies the Conservative would have been defeated at the polls Another decisive fact I have a Ire ad v Indicated- At this lari election at least lOO.ftftft Liberals cast their yotea for Conservative candidates Th Labor government cam Into power, not only by th brip, but with th good will of moat Liberals Tan months ot arrogance and rudeness effects vetv soured all this stock of good will I, It possible that this catastrophe ha taught th La bo, leaders nothing Will thay go on saying- "The are dowa to 40 beep an Insulting them and thev wtU disappear alMr. Wheatley a last uttogether"? BUSINESS IS COMING terance la not encouraging Ha forYOUR WAY that Jh figure le has to operate get oo ta not 4ft, but S 000 Oftft plus thu YOU NEED A TYRCWRITER LfiOft.AOft Liberals dwelling la oonetlt-uenol- e GET IT NOW where no Liberal candidate was put up this tfma WE HAVE "ALL MAKES" OF REBUILT MACHINES AT DEFEAT NERVE LIBERAL. REASONABLE PRICES If Labor persists In its acrimoCASH OR EASY PAYMENTS nious attack on Liberalism, then It la safe to predict that, its chance, TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT of taking part la th government of th country will be postponed for at SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS least twenty' years Next time, th Gat aur catalog of prlcta Liberal party will b twice as strong a it I today. This defeat has roused Let os send machine te yau ea and tierved It ta a degree which has examlnatlen astonished those who have not made eufflelent allowance for th British spirit, which Is alwavs moat formidWHOLESALE ; able (n disaster Defeated candidates com In with rheums of an astoundTYPEWRITER CO. ing revival of Liberal enthusiasm-- In their respective areas Thera Is a 321 Vt 6. Waia-- War 2761. new resolve which has seised th rank and ill of the party in th coun.Alee steree at try Most remarkable ot alt are th Lea Anpelea Pertlend Seattle account given of the flocking of San Frxnclece youth to th Liberal standard Tha- - theory upon which Labor builds It hopes that Liberalism is now a party of vanishing greybeards Is known to be palpably untrue to those who. Ilka myself, addressed great ofLiberal meeting lu various th country at the last elecparts I Was struck with tha change tion in thet respect wtych had com over and composition of aucharacter the I diences even in comparison with the two preceding elections. In my awn constituency T have not witnessed such a rally of youth for over twenty years RILT FLEE FROM RED Th Conservative victory was largely due to the flight to safety Next time, tha from th red peril "reign of terror" will be over. Four years of Tory government will roue othe fear. Th mtllloq Liberals who wot ad Tory In a panic will return ta their allegiance. The million who war frightened to th polls wtll stick to their fireside Thus will start ? 000 ftoo Conservative tha 227 SOUTH STATE down. Th Liberal party win Lave mak th new th ta oppertunttv (Old Penney Building) electorate better acquainted with a hat It stands for. It hit th of being in better -- accord with the British temper and th tradition of steady progress than either ef th other two parties. Duping tbs years Jta unfortunate dipast eight visions not yet entirely healed hav directed to internal strife tha energies that ought to have been devoted to growth and to defense against exLowest Prices ill the ternal foes. These divisions have a shattering effect on parties. The home rule split kept Liberalism out of real power for twenty years. Th Boer war division in the Liberal gava Toryism an extra five party term ef office. year THE ROOSEVELT EFLIT- - , fThe Rooseveltapitt In th Republican party In America kept that party out of power for eight years end tfer wa saaitrarfy lWens bittern not only amongst those whose careers were thus checked, but amoneqt unselfish partv men who believed honestly that Republicanism would hav -dost so much better for America and the world In th great war and neao when I -- Even aa late ah that year, was In the staitM, I cam across were who many Republicans angry about tha way Rocsftvelt had been ... 11 treated by hla Party and many who ware Jtlat aa Indignant about the way Every woman trill be inter sited. treatment he- - had. resented ir T" .takes time to cleans the rancors WatchBailyEaperi. end rontmnU.of a bitter family quarrel In any household It la a process that calls foF much forbear- - ' ft Adequate for ell your toilet need. 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Mlse Lillian Rasmussen, Mies Frances Herrir Mrs Alma Hendricks, Mr Ethel Glenn, H I .ester Bair, Mr. Sarah Hendricks, Mre W a vie Allen Hyde Park Mr Hattia Lee, chairman R. Homer Hyde, secretary, treasurer, J. W Beamons, Mrs Lottie Nielsen, Hr Hannah Christensen, C A. Ilurren, J. Alma--. Bail Fred Dace I arts ban, Jennie Hyrum Mrs chairman; Mias Beast Brawn, reasurer, d. H. Hall, H J Edwin Clawson. JamadO. MPa. E. J. Wilson, Mm List I Allan, Mra M. 0 Rosenbaum, Mrs. H IL Adams, Dr Bkigen Worley, Mrs. August Clawson, J A. Wahten Lewiston Mra H. H. Harrison, chairman; Lea Van Orden, Secretary treasurer, Roseman Swlnyard, Mrs J M. BemhiaeL Mrs. T. N Porter, Men Anna Orahard, Langtop Barber. Hyde Depp, Mr. A. W. HYer Logan H. R. Hovey, chairman, Orson Ryan, Robert Anderson, H. R Johnson. Mr. William Ttiain. Mis Edith Bowaq. Victor Llndblad, Mr. Westop Vernon, Dr B. O. Peterson, Dr W Hayward.Dr O H Budge, J E Cardon, W. W. Henderson. John A. CYockstt. th Rev g Harris tha Rav. Allan Jaotfba, C. G. Card on. Mention Mra B L. Gardner, chairman, H G. Hughes Mias Olive Sorensen, Wayne WIHI. Mrs. Mary E Jen nan. Oliver Taylor. Howard Baker, Mrs. eAnnl Bor entn.. John C. Hughes . Milhvilla Mrs. Francis Jcaaop, Hovey, Mias Mvrtls Tatea K R. Beott. Mra Cora Hoodlasa, Mra Carrie Nielsen. Mrs Chart Anderson, Georgs Huts Newton Mra Jaa chairBack, man; Amo Griffin Mra Ruth Kolph Mrs. Orpha Frabaatoua, Archie Jenkins, Jeaeph R. Larses, M, C Rigby North Logan Mra. Asna L. Nelson, rhairman. W. R. Thornier, seeretary-treaaure-r; Mra J H Kemp. Mra King kites Millie Peultav. Mias Ailr Jonaa Mra Ellaabatit Peart, Willard Nyman, Paradis Mra Eelda HowsHs, ohstr-ma- n r, ; Edward Oldham, , Mr B. R. Sumner, Mra Elisabeth Bahen, Calvin Bhlptay, O It. Lee, Mra Let alia Richmond. Prot Idsocw Lloyd Theurer. chairman; A E. Allan, secretary-treasure- r; Joseph Campbell. A. M Hasan Mathews Mra G. Fu brim n, Mra Selina Hammond Richmond Mra Lila Webb, ebair- man; R. R. Rosa, secretary-treasure- r, Mra Anna V ' MarrllL Ml a ignore Newoh Mrs O II Balr. iira Georg Doty, MrsaWiUi Merrill, Mra Henry Plant, Mra Lucy Funk, J . L. W lUlara A nderaoa. Roy Neiaon Smlthfleld Mra - Rat Owrun chairman. Miss Sarah MoCracken, eeoratsry-treasure- r, Mra Lsnor Olson. Mrs Anna M. Farr, Mrs. Anni Miies, Mra Hilda Roskalley, J Ployman. John H. Peterson, Mra Resale Allsop, Mr. Martha Soraneen, Mariner Roskalley, Wellington' Dr G 1 Reed, Channel! Melvin n Mr T 0 Karran, . C. Hyde, Mlsa Mary Johnson Trenton Mr C A. Brown, R, F, Sbumway J. FI. Bohaon, Sam Lap-raRoland Mortenson. Mra R. F Shumway. W. D Oottis, Mtaa Luella o secretary-t- reasurer, Lib-era- "" Committees Are Selected for Every City and Precinct in the County. Wtl-eo- n, Chris-tensa- te Tb Tribun. LOGAN. Nuv 15 Cache county for peelal th first time la th history of tha Christmas seal sale I oompletely with committees In fH city and praolnot. composed ef the leading men and women of these places. Dr John A. Wldtaos, state seal sale rhairman, has been aaahred that ef-he will have vigorous support In hla fort to procure th ftoO 60 which Utah has jbeeA called upon to raise Everything la set for th opening of tha seal sal on Thanksrivtug day Tb committees are aa follow. Amatga Mrs James B. Thafn.Glen Winn, eecrrianichairman: W. Covey. Mrs Frank treaaurar; M L. Mortenson. J Harvey Partngton. MttJik and Mr gam Tout chairBankhead Mr Pearl Avop man: William Jones secretary-treasureC V. Davis, George C.r. Mr. Nuhn, Mrs M. Pulalpher, J. T. Nuhn Mrs Myrtle Caoh Junotlowr-M- rs F, C. McEn-techairman, Mrs. William AnderMis .Grace son, secretary-treasure- r, Barker, Clayton Meleen D. chdlr. C MicBrid. (larkston man. Mr. Mary Thompson, secretary-- , Jfthn C. Carlisle, Mrs Clara Ravrten, Ruben Looeele, Lea Thomp son. Miea Mary Peterson, 1 irgil At ktnaon, Mrs Cor Godfrey Hunter, Cornish Mrs Mvftl B chairmen B. JL Carver, eeoretary- - n, r; Loft-hou- e, ane and common senes. Thera la a conviction that nothing can weaken. In th heart M every dtaputent en both elds, that th fault wa entirely on thet other side and that It rrils for Superhuman grace to forgive and delinquencies from th wrong which they hav suffered Much also te said on noth eld. In all these disputes. which needs o be forgotten. Unfortunately, after th handshaking taksa place, there Is an assumption, on th pert of some, of spiritual superiority arising fromof what they condlvln forgivesider to ho an act ness km their part. This I mors than an open feud. Irritating n Bt.lVal! thee things must he overLiberal lam la to b looked, for, be real unity Th must saved, there ounce of K naeda every party And that strength to pull through mobilised he must quickly strength Thet can only be don by honestly to I faction. th p presort. Ignoring It has not frustrated unity, but It baa prevented the party from reaping It full bengflf to do-- vrittr-t- h i battle wa upon ua of the reorgatn jurtloa which was so essential to any Liberal success at Literal revival next election depends on he th of these sterlliftitlon disintegrating f that-l- s and paralysing Influences accomplished, I kok with confidence to a Liberal revival In Britain that will aetonlch the world fepvrlrft 124, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Copvright In Great Britain Chronicle Fxclue'v world rights held hy United Feature Syndicate, Inc. ,f All neserved. rightsM.V Llicn Amogge, . i Pllla-bur- aeoretary-traae-ure- r, A.-R- eecretary-treae-tire- r; I 0 83c 79c " c Dinwoodey.s secretary-t- Thanksgiving Furniture -- treasurer, .. .42c 83c Milkweed Oehm GET READYl ' .19e Soap h t I A new Dining Room Suite will add zest and charm to the Thanksgiving Party. Our stock comprises many, new creations, beautiful patterns, all the latest finishes. 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