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Show , rr, TiTV: 'TT T . g,--, m ''f "rayr78 r h yryttw ov v m 'Vr --. t - N ""' & Iyi'iyyi IWlienl'riiyv 1 l . V THE iESEKET . NEWS J10XDAY X0VK.M3ER U. W 4 102: i .3" . iwutiii iriinuiT11 2T 7l i-Sera-ce IXAl TIFfL'' n ill be the of the regular monthly cMhollc Womtn'i iiirting toof be the held tomorrow evening league at d oiioiv At the Ladiea' Literary hr J F Broaddus will tIuhhouji be the apeakir and will illustrate hi talk w.tn Htertotton views of the of entjihern Utah. muikui program will gen ut.iUi the ,4ir.cUon of Mr a. UTAH Prises vitation 111 U N awarded. A extended. general We, Also, Have a Message of the advertisement which In- The Home and Kchool will hold the tegular meetingleague tomorrow afternoon at I 4 oclock at the Civic Center. The subject of tne program will be 'Recreation. and will be treated by Kupt c. X Jenson and Prof. J. R Griffiths of the I nlver 1 will give a report of a convention held In the east, her subject The Playgrounds' Vocal se 0 lections will lm given by Miaa Marcello select by Anderson, garet Miss Edith and numbers by the Paramount Four, male quartet The following places have designated as polling place for day election: been Tues- We sincerely disapprove appeared in yesterdays edition of one of Salt Lakes daily newspapers iWe are not in sympathy (viih the Vote the Republican ticket and keep the Democrats from repealing the tariff movement - First Ward. Pist. No. Address east Seventh South ,L lUnnatue. Bomhby 2 Lvoo Gilson 64 Fourth East ,4 LU ai i in Bateau by 3 John Plesowotake. 677 Sixthf U Bukm, ty Mr Romania Hyde Wool Eat 4 Mrs Klita Niles, 760 Ninth East. vloi nip Ati, iv, Ldylhe Keilley Kov Mis tflJiM Lydia Whites 6 Ward Amusement hall, Emigration Pootiibv. LirjGst All intt rested ipm-hercorner. Tenth East and Seventh and Irumis are invited to atSouth, tend At a meeting of the Literary OTA. Tellefson. 1J66 Fourth East,; and A meeting of St. Mark's Hospital urient Event section of the league . 7 Thirty vfJrat 1643 Ward chapel. Charity association will o he held totins aftembon at Abe Knighta of ' Ninth East. clock at the morrow morning luiiibus a rtvio of Mr nbhjuM I ' LeOrand Ward xhape1, corner McW ii was Hotel t (ah bv Louise Jordan MIHtc Clelland and Yale avenues Mrs Gordon gven-- ht Williamson, Utah Camp 27 Daughters of tb Thomas Woodward, 1207 -Eleventh i urrtjvb fVntwtr diUiatd b Mrs, Pioneers, wilt "moot at the homo of - - East- - J ll Lom1 Mrs A IL Walsh. 11!H Second ave10 world.- - J, R 911 OL t 7 3 Wednesday fvepipf 4 r itrfciis rih uuioxai ol and onue ttarc jChatnblalftlSil clock A program lias been arranged t number of looibal leni8 if d. of 11 H Mortenson 34 Harrison av Mir Irmiisiu of tolo.ado and the end will Include talks bv members erue. ramo All e'lgible to mem locil utlhfivM) tVeie spei lal giiCKts he Central to are lniite.1 J2 EasbJ DaJbout Store, 1476 Beventh in .! ay.nl ..!IU(UJ rveuin b.rsh.p Tt the TI lrt Tiany lah feiven b tie slu- 13 Mrs Fmma M fl Bank. I14Tt well- l'ew k44e slaughter, Mrs J, M Bush tirnt hud uiiiver-of th Nrnth. East tttittw fnmer rte deora-jllettJearne, nf l.ot Angeles, have a r. : Etszul'UTM-Rxowalr ag Mrw wj g la bur r u cn Iv Mrs j a nateiits Mr and Mrs A h nun.bere 15 Clinton Mnon and Judd Th Bush was formerly Miss 656 pairoi.a .orgta Jo.ii Donrnlngton avenue Iirson, Judd patrons s veii k Mr Mt end Mrs 0ve Thomas Kikmr!. .tiid Mrs sml 16 Richards ward interchapel, 365 Gar1 hron Parnwiee In A The M of the Seventh ward nsrge of the field avenue. hi rangerbcnih v re Jo.jh Wirthiln' will entertain at a dancing party to17 old farm house, Ashton avenue 'f.ilwlenr Mevirl, , Mil's l.oi morrow evening at the Pioneer stake and Lake street. Farfrtl MNk Marian Jacobs. T Wise hall Sixth South and West Temple 13 Dr O A. Anna Laur.i hi b' Ned Aienzies, L$ streets Flection returns will Allen, 2605. Highland Lowell Abitr drive during the dance Refreshments will be served. 1 Ada.WSrn?i .ioqth The alumnae thaptcr of the Delta M rB ppihTTT sirorry v nr r.c entertained Brain. 265 Hampton avenue. Mr. Clara Y Jeason and sons Billy at the ome of Mr this 2 Hanson Auto compan), 1121 eabt end Bryce, left Saturday for Berkeley Crunk) u H Snii'li, .2 Fwirmonl Twenty first South Calif, to make their home. geeowtf Ward, 26 Rhelton No Mrs YTHRam Lavenbcrg and son Order of the Mifcpih chap r.iitf-rSidi will uocet thm Fanford. have returned from a trip : Temple ct 7 3n m x k Hi the Masonic evening Mr, Kranr.s Brr, US west Sec. east iho temple through ond South All M, m hers ur inxited 2 Mrs Clarence Bohllng, 762 west Mrs R J Armstrong has returned in First South i ill entertan from a visit of several weeks The I.rdt-Viiit'i in Los 29 Mrs Rove O F halt ms e. nu : at the Hatley, 932 west Second Angeles - South30 James Stevenson, 247 'south Secmeet interest and sinking fund ra ond West tuired. There 4s no doubt that the 266 debt would be rapidly pushed up to the 31 I ulu south f'hamherlain, Fourth West. maximum limit if the constitution were A pi In. 349 south First n4ttk Amendment No 1 should be 22 Mrs Ela W est defe ated 33 Mrs Emma Snyder, 417 o. 2, This propose south to permit classification of property for West Temple IN 24 Sixth ward taxation and also provides lor gradThird W'esf chapel. uated state Income tax between Fourth and Fifth South 35 Twenty fifth Amendment No 2 should be defeatBILLS Ward chapel, 450 ed The great objection to It is the south Eighth West proposal to impose a state Income tax, 86 Fourth Ward annex. Seventh South in addition to property taxes in Utah and West Temple BILL 37 Thirtieth Ward amusement Nall,, Reasons why each ( the cnnstltu-Ikn- Thi would place Itab Inunder a rorrrer Jefferson competition disadvantage and Galtz avenue amerfdinenta should be deteated for investment with other states Capi89 Fifth Ward chapel. at the election Tuesday arc given In a tal wouid naturally avoid Investment 89 Twenty-sixt- h Ward amusement success he thus where would hall. penalised. to of member Salt all letter sent the It would also mean a heavy additional 40 d Nava-- Ward chapel, Lake Rotary dub bv Dr A Wherry, burden for property owners within the io HENRY D. MOYLE street, between Third and FISHER HARRIS FRANK MOYLE The let- state, who are already overtaxed on president of the organization Fourth Wet their phslca! property and .heavily 41 Sherrill Quayle, 1710 south Main CALVIN RAWLINGS NATHANIEL JACKSON ter follows CHARLES G. FORSLUND on Income taxed federal the their by street. , THfi provides ttlfcNDdFM YO. CHARLES C. WRAY LORENZO RICHARDS It would encourage furthJOSEPH A. YOUNG . 42 Burlington Baptist church, government 1411 for increase of the state debt froip an er public expenditure instead of re" ARTHUR J. MAYS ouih Tenth West street. ROBERT T. COLLIER FRANK JARDINE trenchment, which set up ffew and amount equal to I per cent of the vexatious Third Ward. FRED inquisitorial government maBALL ROBERTSON assessed valuation to an amount equal BALDWIN I. A. CUNNINGTOM 6t 0. B Nichols. 173 west First North-6to per cont'of the assessed valuation. chinery -HENRY DOYLE Relief Society hall, 217 west First GUS In dollars and cents, based on last Proponent of the state Income tax DYER N ort h. admit that It cannot be made operayear s valuation M t provides for an JAMES II. WOLFE HENRY A. WALLACE LOUIS PATCH 53 tive without the passage of this amendxteenth Ward amusement hall. of It state debt, ment ae oirttie Fifth West between North Temple They also admit that classificawhich already amounts t $10 35 000 HENRY GARFIXKLE WILLIAM F. BEERS. JR. CLARENCE MILNER and First North The present state dett. per capita, la tion of property cannot be accomplish64 Mrs Maud B. WALKER 246 north Eighth TAYLOR CHAMBERLAIN HENRY and the total per capita of the ed even tf this amendment h adopted ALFRED HENKEL Parry, W et state counties, municipalities, and The amendment should therefore be SCOTT GRAY HAROLD WALLACE 55 K Wr Reese. 9? Apricot street ARCHIEHUNTEH school districts la $&2 If the amend- defeated projJThrea 66 Halph Quale, 424 Quince street AMKADMENT AO. ment becomes operative it will force -- PARNELLHINCKLEY OWENTEXSEN EDWIN FELT merii the 67 John Netrckcr, an increase of A3 D3 in thecompensation of4 44L north becond to 36 W est MAJOR WILLIAM F. BEERS, SR. sate debt, whkh Is already 63 per hers of the legislature from HERBERT B. MAW' LT. J. M. WALKER 58 Mrs Nellie Lees, 611 west Fourth cent greatr than in 1913 and will im- per day To JOHN DOYLE RAY L. ELSMORE There are two angles to this HOWARD DYER North pose on the taxpayer an increased bur- increase , the compensation would reden of 33 69 Mrs Lvdia K Smith. 422 per cent In interest duce north II. P. ROBERTS SHERMAN ARMSTRONG EDDIE EKLUND the sacrifice made by many men West Tenth charge with an increased tax to pro- of affairs who become members of the 60 Mrs May Kemp, 1506 north Beck vide a sinking fund for bond redempFRANK P. STEWART CREIGHTON G. KING JOHN WTNDHOLM loss to themtion legls.ature at a financialhand street I'. E. MARTIN-DAOn the other selves. WILLIAM ERICKSON he adoption E. P. SNOW This amendment should defeated 61 24th Ward Meeting house. First for the sound business reason that It of the amendment would be an addiB. SHIELDS FISHER the 62 West and WaU mreet. LAWRENCE RYNDEP.S will make ihe s?ate debt too large and tional expenditure at a time when . d U wr J mean icntinued excessive tax rates to slate can J1 afford it, and uy, A . Af Rv tryr Va anl. sees eg- - 76 rvra t fPaid Adverf Iwement y. 17 dance east North Odn hall, positions Id greater number Temple than they do at present 77 60 Martha Second avenue Keat, Amendment No. 3 should therefore v . hwbb 78 Twentieth Ward amusement hall, mgm rWTTm lvwjnwn matOi. be defeated JUbatLa mxttm Second avenue between D. and E streets. 79 A, J. Iendleton 487 First avenue 60 Mrs J M. lluffon 712 Second av19M eonferetue 6pm Icaea plarr Crescent enue Banquet sod dnce, Chi Delta Flu, Pitfinrl o. 8. 81 James Castleton, 823 Second avHotel Utah enue 172 Draper gonutement Flail Draper. Fr da' ov 10 deans Rnuod I Call a phyndan. Then begSa 82 Jessie Bean, 1128 Fourth avenue. ITS U. D S Church. Kiverton At Reduced Freight Rates and I Mieses.' I tables 'Truif-s'U- ei. Hall 83 Mrs. W. E Jones, 323 Sixth av. I7f niuffdale Amusement cmcrjcncy treatment with leader. Dean Lucy M 4Vtt, 180 enue. ard House, Heirlman of women, I ni'ersitv of I tab Teach34 Np. 4 Fire station. 228 I street I 6. o. r Dad Dean ers Prerlnrt ffUcres Mirgarfrr 85 R. E. Neslen. 367 Tenth avenue To Chicago, Atlantic Coast Wwafc Answering many inquiries concern15 aid iVjja. c. '"YYBrd , i Normal school, Hign bernoois how to Yrtlo a partlfelcct wnd yet JnnUn. ing 101 ulhern Points ni erslties and colleges part.cipat And hotel, 32 east Second South 177 Jordan Opera House, South support the candidacy of Ben R. Har- 162 Wilson Over 7 Million Jan Void Yearly Semloh hotel. Second South and dan ng are lmersity of N'ala Unier-si- t ries for sheriff, the following inforState street. POINTS Idaho, Colorado Agricultural yof ALhO TO CtLIFORMt lb prerlartNe. 102 20 mation is given Go jer Bnal Brlth hall, south Third 136 Mrs of S a'hint?n College. Cole, 5.0 Main Street, Bing I nleriitv of Eaat. ' To vote a straight party ticket all anhingtn. I mverMU ham A of Californ a. Inland Star ford Jr. Ini J. Gemmili, 123 Fifth East FOB SUN that la necessary is to place a cross In 104 street. 17 I49 Main street and Bingham of ers'tv M t Uw Vnleg lnireit 18 O. O. F building Bingham the circle underneath the party em- 106 Mrs. E Felt, 116 Seventh East. ( aliforma southern bramh of oiUge School 3j0 Highland Boy Bingham Thv program for the. thlrv annuaJ 1aclfu?, 1 rYiruv of To vote for all candidate on 106 Mrs. Gosse, 47 south Eighth Fast loJ Co. blem. Lark Amusement Hall, hark Agrtcutu-aMontana Mat'regon East finovr, 137 ETeventh ol. the ticket with the exception of the 'lOT MrN' meclirg of the Western Conference of l4gsj 11. , street. Preclnrt Ftrivcrsit Montana ' tTTtrer- -' Zemo-t- he Clean. Antiseptic necescandidate for It becomes sheriff. rT W Dean of 9 held Nov. 10 0 'mf t) Mrs Helen F. Refse, 'I6 Salt I, rah Agricultural Thirteenth stiy of Myoming, pbMP Wasatch 6733 sr 6723County- shops, Murrai sary to scratch the name of the aheriff What You Need. Just Liquid, I 10. East. at and 197 College. of was Utah Brigham hall. on the party ticket and to plate a University Murray, loung plversity city ' 824 West geesad Aowth cross in the square to the right of the 109 Johnston Drug, 479 east Third i 9$ Murray Ssteud Ward chapel, Mur- announced thrs morning The gather-Mi- g Lniverft of Ltah t Balt Lake 4 ty, I tah. South Don ray , about name of Mr. Harries, and proceed In Eczema or other to worry Yerges also com U held in conjuntqn irtth that 4JnMls fhcFn Mrs. E Fox. 631 east Third South. 139 Murray First Ward chape Murray. v conference as a reprcs-nta- t like manner If there arc others on the 119 You can have & clear. from skin trouhlr 111 women of 2u0 and student Grant Ward the body InCity County building. representatives hht chapel. Zomo obtainedparty ticket that arg hot favored. come front the Ohio Mate UnlverJty healthy skin by using asmuch as Air. Harries is the only Can- 112 J B Irergnd 362 Third East street of the western colleges PreeifBi .No. 12. at any drug store for 25c or extra aud west-- didate on Ihe Independent ticket, the U3 Yellowstone Oarage, Fifth South 206 Xorth Folnt Mooting- Hous. mdaie A conjoint session wilt be held WedhO bottle large., ern conference pt il circle .at (he ead of this ticket should 114 and Second East street. Zemo generally vemove Pimples. Ninth Ward chapel. Fifth East and nesday mornkig al 8 3d oclock. not bemused as the cross in the square Fourth South- k heads, raRstorn:s to the right of the name Is all that le Eczema- - and Bii fravtng and muddy roads, George Speakers Thqma, president day and night Fuxxnne Koern . a church. Phillips -- Congregational and ujakea Xhe akia dear necesxafyvr -InJudges 4n canvaasing the 115Fifth PT Upiversilv af jm' F. 46vearinq American Joe&ph South and. Seventh Jurat. - and healths- - Harm la'w . glrL duty bound to Consider WurthexL-irAidn- t bsfttjr Tenilyt 41 rlean; pairs- street. - -rJnm. yqit'if1eTed tn a inthe Intent of tha ra Tnotorcy trati W, S, and dn rptrg ttqutd. It Is easily cjs, Mk. GUiba4ixesiUeub-A- , a T.eld 0f 13 stance. .and where, this is evidenv even 116 TJL King. 422 south Ninth EeM tJermanjr against Kusanne Is the daughter ? jhe manMwley King applied and mi a mere trifle, for though markings are technically Incorrect, 117 John O. Stsad beck, U6 east Fifth Hied ion of conference chairman; ager of the American It Is always dependMeei and Engi'i-gerio- efu h application the vote will be counted aa the South. eeotion of conferairce secretary, reI hsaotUtlon voter intended. Berlin able in Advertisement, Cowwty District. port of 1921 conference report of Dveisrt Vo. 1, : confer nee Gertrude Matthew. I 176 South Cottonwood Ward house, nuereitvof California message from If Is a fclad af 12t Holliday Ward chapel, mid a extern ronference. Christina htladacss psv 111 East Milt Creek ward erges, vhio tat university5 chapel. j He css ealy t. A session MudetK Prtdsct ieaas Faculty life grape ehraagh 181 Juno p. Smith, 1666 south Sixth Buev Ward Mebbln dean operation are par, whea of women. University of California, West. hlttlag aad nsia 132 Unity Hall, Burton Ward chapel d.utuion fag aareelvss 133 John Rowe 1666 At noon a luncheon will be givwn Twentf-flr- it every agslast East. by wies of faculty member The af. awglcV . 114 Parley's Canyon reservoir. ternoon session will b held from 1 Irma Oslds. . 8 o Station. clock to Have Musterole handy when a cold A savings account is a Frectwef No. & Topics 'Th Campus Mads Kafe for starts It has all of thd advantages of ... All lha Ktudenta. o. wertTlilr University of mnstard plaster WITH- . , r yrandmothera ally. powerful 'The Honor So iety and Better OUT the blister. You Juet apply It with 187 Granite high school. University of WashingScholarship Have you made a savthe flnyera. Flrrt you teel a arm tin 138 Old North Home. 366 ton, 'TJj Honor Koietv and Campus drive. yle an the healing ointment penetrate Activities, Leland btanford Jr. ings alliance for Christcomes a then the porea. Preelacl soothing, Cammiy Xa.,4. mas? Ftrp o rVTr o m a fl o n 141 Hotel No. t. Garfield. cooling sensation and quick relief. Aspocfation of Deanf women, Mra In securing 1 interest Made of pure oil of mustard and 142 Msgna school house. aj Kather-n- e Jameson, dean of women other simple Ingredients, Musterole la 143 Club house, Bacchus. , on savings deposited here Umverstty of Arixona. discussion 3 II recommended by mantr nurses and Prvelaet No. I,. pm- - eight seeing and musicals; 6 pm,i true thrift is doctors. Try Musterqls for bronchitis, 146 Whitaker school. Hunter. dinner on campus. 8 pm, artist's prosore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, 146 Brighton Ward chapel, Brighton. gram; Jhiy ft Park building indicated. t Thursday1 Nov 9, the program wilt lumbago, croup, asthma, neu- 149 Granger chapel. 150 be a follows' 8 Taylorsville chapel. registration of ralgia. congestion, pains and aches of 80 sm, morning sesthe back or joints, sora muscles. delara, Prfftiet No, c, sion. conjoint. J2 jn . luncheon Alpha 166 Salt Lake frosted sprains, bruises chilblains, N. County Advocate, Hnega wsiwlb-4- 3p nr ttern.pon feet, colds of the chest.- - It prtay pre- 16T Main street. Midvale conjoint. aoaaioaA.JA Midvale Foreman HnfT618v16.v" sent pneumonia and "flu.1 ISo and and dinnef dramatic pro158 Union amusement hall, near Union 6pm, (Sc, jars and tubes. duction, . Cash store. SB MAIM Better than a mustard plaster. Friday, Nov. Jfl, ihe follom'lng pro. gram haa been planned. 8 , Prtflsrt No. T. .Morning aoivJoauuii- 155 Butler Meeting. Houso ButlervtKe the Faculty Get Together, 160 Woodlawn Mine, Big Cottonwood .sitv of Nevada, The Big bister Flail A Canyon UnMerslty of Utah; And Now-166 John Stow. Kandy. sessts. fesvbra Edurstmn fnr W omen. T'niver-sitJilJWnrtT City Hall, bawdy of. Idaho. 'The t'olleg Womeaa 166 Granite Werd Meeting House 13 rd Contribution to the Community, I nU Kouth and State Street yersily of Montana, It noon, luncheon Post Office, Alta, Big Cotton Chamber of Commerce. (Taid Advertisement.) After- p m wood. mmn stasifn. general round table dls- Crescent Ward Meeting House, of oi. CUSston,pins 1d 1 re-J- t 1 Newberryism has not enslaved JL red-bloode- uswe fought for America and the Weare not selling our votes. , ( f . rt i We Have Watched Senator Kings Record. We Know That He Is With Us. ni ' f . . ( b -- z? .v ' U .. We are m , v :airTi-;ta- xlmti-acttlL Sir,caflLr-lnirreTt,ce- 1 Senator Kings war record stands alone as the embodiment of efficiency and msaningness to the MASSES. - - -s Senator King has always been the friend and supporter of every measure in the est of disabled veterans of all wars in which America has been involved. 1 besgn-nounre- d ii WHO WILfc SUPPORT UTAH? Sin-th- . -- -- 1 WE HOPE WE WILL HAVE THE HONOR We pledge ourselves favor of Senator Kings election We are NOT being paid for taking this inte&st in a critical campaign. , Rotary Club Head Urges Members to SENATOR SMOOT VOTED AGAINST THE BONUS BILL SENATOR SMOOT WANTS BAMBERGER AS HIS ASSISTANT VOTING AGAINST ALL FUTURE BONUS tEnMKT Fight Amendments PRESIDENT HARDING VETOED THE BONUS WHY BAMBERGER? 1 4 Thirty-secon- 2 vere l. McCarthy -- hls -- per-ce- a 4 v WvL v f h FURNITURE SHIPPED 7Z K fr -- I PNEUMONIA see-ift- n I vs- - T I V VapoRub THUS M. A. Keyser fireproof Storage l I - ia-i- - afcr-e- 4- Aater-Jn-ever- y TKe-da- Vy y wg-R- g rn rr. Loosen Up That Cold - A. HEAR-- - With Musterole .thTr?th Ex..Gov. William Spry Uni-ersi- ty - n Ernes! Bamberger T John Jensen rheti-matlsf- 3h-- c ITREIT I!SrTwTvy5UwTwTrT t'..srnll k I XTolo-Tad- DeansL-aeesio- , -- The-and oca-tion- y Salt Lake Theatre 8:15 t r: t P. M. TONIGHT -8 jorco-Operati- ti mmafm A? t N ir |