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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVIt.T.F.. ITTi.i WARREN G. HARDING KAJyjM Your 'v- ,. - ,x 'i mf' ' r ) v ;j- ix rv ' V v - 1- y 3 . 4v V JL ' V W I - , - -w. ' Y ?, i W' A ,f 2 t p , s: -- .! - ''-'- ! ' I':": J1Jh1 :t . V , - , f . 9 Block Kid Lace SEE OUR NEW FALL FELTS AND $12.50 -- jV LEATHER HOUSE SUPPERS. Girl's School Shoes y Black Calf $2 95 Black Calf. $3 45 Black Calf $4.75 - $3.95 $4.45 $4.95 Welt'hoe, Cuban heel $10.00 t 132 to 2 214 to 6 1 STYLES ALL FOR FATHER, MOTHER AND THE KIDDIES. PRICES FROM Sizes 5 to 8 Tan Calf $3 45 Sizes to 11 .Tan Calf $3.95 Sizes 11U, to 2. Tan Calf $4 83 8, $1.25 to $5.00 .. mTs " nt -- 7i i ,." ' ' v x ''' V" v ""- - ., s k ; j , .Jit 3K V i ' .v,v rf;tVi:iJ3 'X lu 4 v?v Ylv $ ; $& 'vj 4-- ' Ww- ' . i 0,' . 4 t Men like these Tan Brogue Shoes j . L, v f, ' ;. ''' . ' , , - " ' $11 .00 JZr4 The Next President of the United States The Next President. Ai certain as anything can be, in this world, is the election . of Senator Harding. To readers of this newspaper, the many family groups to which it comes a regular welcoms visitor, Senator Hardings face shines as that of a friend. Senator Harding, vour next President, is your kind of man. You see him, hear a few werds, and you know it. He was born in a small town, has lived there all his life, lives there now, and will live there again when he leaves the White Heuse with his work for the country done. How He Lives. He lives as you live, simply, in the old oomobody who lo plaeod In ran I o yf 2461 Washington Ave. necessary." No hallucination there, no idea that Hard ing was made to rule, and YOU, who read this newspaper, made to be ruled, or preach ed at from above by your own elected servant. The duty of the American, whether he be President or simple citizen, is not complicsted in Mr. Hardings mind. He says: "As I said at tha utst, gsvsrnmsnt 1a a vsry simp! thing, govornmant nly th ann t ur of relationship regulation other. Th government flrt task I th protection f th minority against autraey, r the dsmlnatln sf th majority that f th minority." forgot th right "I am praaohlng tha f popular gpal th In United government roprsssntatrV net know Stats, a government that any elasa anywhor In all thl Rspubll." I What Kind of Man. is Harding a big American in physical size, thanks to vigorous fanning ancestors. He is a big American also in heart, in understand- tit SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN SIGN OF GOOD SHOM gBgg( HBSSBH KBCS LAYTON Lorktad In tho midot ,( f.rtilo at Xai.l, In tha kCSggaaM HSSX MSSSSWH )EgaS? kgHHggSHBgsg!a. The pemcrats held an enthusiastic political meeting at La Tonia theatre Saturday night. The speaker was Congressman Welling, candidate for the United States senate. The League of .Nations and state question were the subject most discussed. The attendance was good and the hearers en- flobfc. milk, umi production tom nd aunr booio. Hu tho factory of th Layton Sucar company, oaanory. roller mil In. eroamory and eaaoroto am-tiof too State road. Good opportnaW tiaa far tho. cooktn ouhnrbnn ncronoo for fnnt tmwtno. trnek (ardentao, ehirh.n ran in and dairy in. On tha lino of tho Bamhoryor Eioetrio, Orovo Short Lino and D. h It. G.. Hao ala, tna llyhta and water or ka. Write Lay tea Commaretai tlub for Information. thusiastic. The storm of the past ten day has put a stop to farm work. The beet There will be Republican meeting and potato fields are so wet that digging and hauling is out of the question. t runLayton Friday night. In his speeches snd in his daily life, There has been some damage to the alning for the Presidency or running his coun Mrs. Reuben who has been falfa seed crop, which has not yet Kilfoyle, an try newspaper. Senator Harding is just home been folks for two the visiting threshed., past Choring, coal hauleveryday American neighbor. This is what months, has joined her husband at and are about all that can ing politics he says, as he bids farewell to a crowd sf their home near Midas, Nevada. be attended to at this time. friends: "I am very happy t aa y all thl mm- - J The Layton Sugar factory is making Layton "Tost No. 87, American LeIng. Aa I hav aald, I want yu t knw m, a record run so far this campaign. If gion, will celebrate in honor of ArmisW I ar am dtlghtd t know yu. and the wet weather continues many days tice day on November 11. The th gd f th going t work together proUnited State, and wa ar going t hold longer the mill will have to shut down. gram will include a military assembly America flrat In all our thought and In all However, there is ft good supply of in which all members of the post, in eur action." beets on hand at this time. will uniform, military participate. On Womsa Vsting. this occasion service medals will be Layton Republicans are well pleased Women especially hav reason to conpresented to the members of the post, Ihe'Badger-IIinkle- y with Senator speeches at Captain W. A. Whitlock will make the that on fset gratulate themselves the La Tonia theatre last Friday night Harding will be the next President. After presentations of the medals. The husweather was bad, but the meeting the Their war. in Their sons are taken and review there will be assembly bands and fathers are taxed to pay for war. was well attended and was enthusi a program of speaking and music la the La Tonia theatre to which the pub-li-e They spend the lonely hours of dreadful astic. will be invited. An effort is being anxiety, while the son is sway. John S. Simmons and son, Lael, of They, above all, are interested in having Burley, Idaho, were Layton visitors made to secure an officer of high rank for President such a man as Senator Harding. to make the speech of the day. is He does not believe that foreign powers during tothethepast week. The sonmission Southern States should b allowed to conscript American boye he where will engage in mission field, RALLY AT LAYTON for war beyond the seas. - - -- ing, in sympathy and in simplicity. You read his speeches and know that he dess net imagine himself created to tell all the world what to do. He believes in, and he Understands the American people, his friends, the citizens of his own little town, Marion, Ohie, and the dwellers in thousands I on m-ti- assistance er interference. Those millions of men are men of the same sort as Senator Harding. ds fr of other towns like it. Your Servant, No Autocrat. e elected him. you will find in Senator Harding an earnest, conscientious, tiaight thihking servant of the people, not an eutocrat, but a man respecting the traditions of American government, and the Constitu- tion of the United States. Senator Harding understands that the people will elect him to be President of the United States, not President of the whole orid. Ho will know that he is employed by the PEOPLE of this country to look after interests df THIS country. Born on a farm, living all hi3 life close to farmers, he knows and sympathizes with the problems of the farm. Living in the average American way, in the average American 11 town, he knows the problems of the Trage American. He understands the Printers he employs, and he knows their trade ... type, as they donr Tt HU Ambition. Senator Harding has no ambition to be Ued a political superman, or RULER of America. It is his ambition e known aa good American, a faithful servant of those that trust him, National politics are discussed this year less than at any election since the republic founded. WhyT- - Because men do not jw to any great extent, that which is DEFINITELY SETTLED. And., this national election is definitely ttled as you read this. YOU know it. .. Dut.it is important that demonstration of -we g popular will should be of the most kind. Therefore the good citizen the vote for u j? what he can to increasedoubtful votes ihould there be any re4ck ki voice. tTT t is almost' ludicrously difficult to find awroan that intends to vote the Demoyou-drav- : to-b- over-Oiin- . -- rtie ticket this year, Fu find one, show him or her this Picture of the next President. And express ?0 yoar own way the reasons that inspire you PProve and vote for him. en-rou- He does not believe that a Foreign Council should send to America for men and money to settle wars not ef our making. this Senator Harding does not believe that amthe finance to taxed be should country bitions or the land greed of foreign nations, and as he believes, so the earnest men and women of this country believe. When you cast your vote for Senator Harding, you will vote for YOUR KIND OF MAN, the inteliigentrstraighforwardrunprejentioui American citizen. President Harding will be ' an American President, not an international -- ' te work. On November 4th Layton Post American Legion, will give a musical entertainment for the benefit of the post Talent from Salt Lake City, Ogden an4 other parts of theytafe will render the program. Further particulars will be announced at a later date. , About forty of he Republican ladies of Layton organized the Layton Wom- ens Republican club last Monday afternoon. The club will hold its first You will have in the White House a man public meeing at La Tnia theatre next of constructive mind, a plain American, with Mondays aftcrnoonat74' oclockrat no dreams of world dominion, but with a set- which time a speaker from Salt Lake invitawill. address the gatherings--Atled determination to restore normal and normal' prosperity to this country.' tion is extended to all ladies to attend this meeting. After the War. con-'ditio- hs After a war that has destroyed old con- many ditions, cost many lives, squandered disand extravagance reckless in billions Conthe for honesty' and weakened respect a stitution, you need for President straightforward, constructive American. in the Wmte - And you will have such a man after House after the 4th of next March, for will United that the President of the kind ofplates man; on be Warren G. Harding, your own with trust your that you would gladly of country. your , affairs, and the affairs REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE r Vj r - President Ox- of- "You cloth h with authority. Wo ar pleaecd to oxoeuto your will. And on I want th nc Republican party In mor la btcaus w ar raaponalv t th Will of tho people of the United State and do not try to toll you that what on man thinks A womens sturdy tan brogue ford is in step with style. $6.95 What is Senator Hardings outlook upon life? It is YOUR OWN. Read these extracts from one f his recent speeches: Thi flovfcrnmtnt is yur Qvrnmnt, not that of fice." $10.50 Men s black calf English last ; also medium toe; $10 values pwr fsshionsd American way. The main residence street in any little American town, boasts half a dozen homes mere elaborate than Senator Hardings, and many as good. Hilllens of men, believing in this country, devoted to Its government, SATISFIED with the UNITED STATES, believe that the United States is able to deal with its own problems, and settle its own questions free from outside After Splendid School Shoes Same in Brown Kid r . to - Vfth.Tl,f J Round To- e- $5.45 $5.95 ,1 i e-- Boys English and i ...,...$4.95 G Udie '' ' i . - , S f V 1 5 l'y c5 9 to 131 1 o 2 i -- ' i I e ' , ' ' .1 I . f t.- r i . 5- :'- ' . c. iri r5 V w'-y- .. V- i Finest welt shoes made ? . jgjj H gsE5 1 Boys English. and Round Toe . s N&t fc111 E. 0. Leatherwood, Republican candidate for congress, Second district, will be the speaker at a rally to be held Friday evening, October 22, at the La Tonia theatre, Layton. Preparations, .for the meeting, a boing made under the direction of James E. Ellison, assisted by members of the Davis county organization, and it is anticipated that th seating capacity of the hall will be severely taxed. In his campaign throughout the state. . Mr. Leatherwood has gained a reputation of ability as a speaker. He will discuss both national and state Tn giving h la view of the problems that confront the federal government wilt pay particdlaf alien- tion to the League of Nations issue and to problems of finance and taxation. Mr. Leatherwood is well known--aa practicing attorney in 'Utah and recently served with credit as attorney for the Third Judicial district. AMERICANIZATION There area28,000 adults In this atat who can neither read nor apeak English, according to information contained in a pamphlet "Americanization In Utah" Issued by th Extension division of the University of Utah, and written at the request of the University by Arch M. Thurman, atat director of Americanization. According to Mr. Thurman th local problem is difficult sines thos in need of Americanization education liv in industrial centers and mining camps among their own countrymen and so do not adopt American speech or customs. Mr. Thurman believes that clubs, schools and industrial organisations should tak up this problem. In discussing th work of Utah Mr. Thurman writes: In Utah th last session of the legislature appropriated a certain fund for distribution among the districts doing Americanization work. This is evidence that with atat and national the people of Utah are determined to accomplish , the solution of this problem in th most effective' way." The Extension division of the University offers by correspondence, a course for teachers of Americanization under Dr. R. D. Hardman; they also have films for distribution that with Americanization work, ate MICKIE SAYS OOKTf V1VAW 'lUM MU' iCSLh' tu &ZtfcfcAX4 VUWOttS at fwtu TW PAPM, kfS.tOWAI& 6000 PCUXC3 Of TUOAaAJCS'. Ytuesu& GOOO FCUS O.K.ewn 1UEM53Z GOOO CXASOH TUSM AbWESETlS , Atf TV Y6 WGOUX Tt FPWWTUSVM eom-jan- 10-21- -2 1 N tK C2M U4 tUCSW Wt S COLUMN A Acwtsmsvjo --coj he - George W. Green, manager of the Ellison Milling and levator company of Canada; of Lethbridge, Canada, spent most of the week in Layton on jusiness connected with the company. Mr. Green reports a good grain crop, in western Canada this year. His comWANTED An agent for Farming-ton- , much the wheat to Centerville, Woods . Cross and. pany j shipping y Bountiful to handle a Ford light conmills at Minneapolis, Minn. The is receiving an average of 40.00T troller. A guaranteed proposition. A ushela of wheat a day and expect to live agent can make $25.00 per day. landie 3.000,000 during the shipping Call Phone 122-w- , or write Box 26, season. Utah. Adv. Kaysvillo, IN UTAH C?p-QLt- t |