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Show te e y 4 b' e i '$ - . dT THE DESERET SEWS that the political Ilav-a- p in th awl Congress would bn aa follow: Senate Republicans. ft; Deme-tfat- x 40; Farmer-Labo- r, 1; ra-- 7 1. (Connecticut.) House Republicans. 141; DemFarmer-Labo- r. ocrats, 1; So- At adjournment of Conireo there were !a tho senate U RFublieiRt, Farmer-Labo- 41 r, 2 Dfinocreii tad And fit tho bout WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 (AP) A, (Inal returns from doubtful ota tea nod district trickled In tothat PrtdBt day. It appeared CeoUdge had carried North Dakota, and probably New Mexico, and S0AKS41ISIITIII AIIBLinBERSUP French t Republicans, 207 Democrats, I 1 Former-Laband I Independent. - In severs) senatorial contests. notably tho one io Iowa, sad tn half a dosen congressional districts, lha race war aw- - aleaa that recounts might alter the results. Ooalitioa CadeseL Regardletw of the outcome, however, the Republican organization in both the house and senate nwilh assured of a working majority, Jf with the LaFollette insurgent, un- -' able to get anywhere by forming 5? a coalition with the Democrats. Included among the 14 senators listed as Republicans are LaFollette and four others, Norris, Ladd. Frazier and Breokhart, who had been an tb face af unofficial returns all of whom have consistently supported the Wiicon-ai- n senator tn Congrcs but unless they received add from- - other who times at Republicans art inclined to vote Independently, they 'wmrtdbe-nmsbt- e Re" publican vote below the bare majority of lit q 2 Rohan STIFF J0II1TS NOVEMBER Uomons or LaFoIletteGroup Cut Below Number NeCeuarj For Control, If Standbys Remain Steady. FRIDAY BRING KIDDIES if; 'J .. V OCoats 25 c 300 2 Vi A Great Overcoat Carnival at Z. CL .ML Mens. Shop : For SATURDAY Overcoat Bargains to Fit Any Mans pair! Bovs, 7Cp to 5 Vi- -. -- . -- Mens, sizes 95c 6-- Childrens Sizes 50c OCOATS Galoshes - $ Irregular. Magnus Johnson, one of Minnesota s two Farmer-Labsenator, last night conceded hi defeat by D. Thomas Schati. Representative a Republican, who as a jnemher of (he house has shown an inclination at time to vote Independently. In New Mexico, Senator Buraum, Republican, continued to trail his Democratic Ram G. opponent. Bratton. of Representative Morrow appears probable. The last hope of LaFollette adherent of carrying a state in addition to Wisconsin went glimmering when the independent candi- - I date's assistant in North Dakota conceded that President Coolidge j had won the state. With North Dakota In th Cool-- 1 idge column, the presidential electoral vote, in tljo event he holds his lead in New York, will be 292 that V of Davis, confined to the "Solid south." 136, and LaFollette' 11 i his homo state pf Wisconsin. T) In 192. Harding, received 441 I D 127 votes electoral and Cox, call it ' Joint-tEasebecause its for Painful, Sore Swollen, Joints Only. Creaky .7 get It took a good many years U$ ain together a combination of reducing subdutnff and swelling the one agents declared to he Want In almost ly peneremedy that trates through skin end flesh and starts right In to make swollen, racked inflamed,, creaky, pain new. joints as good as new wonderThey call this "Joint-Eas- and bee ful preparation cause the medical man who turned the trick, worked for years to remedy perfect eome milthat would really benefit the lions of people who have one at-or more Joints that need helpful tention. to prepared only So "Joint-Eas- e for people who have n swollen or stiff distorted painful, creaky, elbow, joint whether it be la knee, shoulder, ankle, neck or finger and whether it is caused by rheumatism or something else. - Of course, it cant help but put an end to such superficial ailments as achlumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, crick in the ride, ing muscles, stitch in the neck Or sore feet because of Its penetrating action, but what It is really recommended for is joint ailments of any nature whatever Ask foe a tube of Joint-Eas- e Ton can nse it several times in one evening for quick results, because It hoes right through the skin with only a few seconds rubbing. It surely Is a swift penetratorIt - and when H gees under the skin starts right in to clean up all Joint trouble. Stores dis8c lyamm-Johnso- n pense it dally for about ft cent a tube, as do first class druggists everywhere. e Always remember, when Joint-Easgets in Joint agony gets out-qu-irk. low-pric- Dollor Shoes for Kfddieg, school or play sizea 8'j2. . 5--8, DONT MISS THE PLACE J Vi j, 'us gaav-aatr- ed 95010411 Cutl - V All-Wo- ol OCOATS Utah materials- - 4 TSwJR $1 s8i - OCOATS $12E Eastern materials; from 7 to IT. a few -- for boys High- School Suits Some With I Pair Some With 2 Pairs Pants Pants Stylish suits for men that can- Gloves! Gloves! Gloves! . not be surpassed anywhere ' for the pricei . and are world-beater- s- $1775 2 PAIRS OF PANTS have snappy appearance, yet are built especially That for service. ?5',S d Cl 875 and Formerly up to $3.00. Our Boys Suits range in price op to $25. Yon will find eachjsuit an exceptional value, Waists, 98c MOTHERS You know they are stylish, good, dependable, from Z. C. M. I. Boys Shop. ' ' They are uritequaled values. - Boys Suits' . bos Mens Shirts, $1.95 These , .f- - Z. C. M. L BOYS SHOP Good, comfy gloves for men - year L. D. S. garweaf . aad te FIT aeat, wltbeat etsrirhtagt Ciller gasastafa ara aew gaazaatsed te held their IBAFE ead ara te WEAR! Try thaw fee veal Utah materials- Mens-Suit- s JBRING KIDDIES! "What's the nse of working when there is so much fun to be had Instead?" said Peter as he watched some of his busy neighbors. Little Striped Chipmunk, with the pockets in his cheeks full of seeds, so that be looked aa if he had th mump overheard Peter "Fun'" he mumbled. Fun! Why. you dont know what fun is. Peter Rabbit. The greatest fun tn the world to in doing things worth i,, while. No other fun can compare with this Learn- - how to . work, Peter, end you will learn Tv a, ; have real fun." j Peter lastly scratched a long ear 4 ; with a long hind foot. "It makes me positively tired Just to watch you fellows running your, leg off to get food that you don't need now." said Pater Chatterer th Red Squirrel heard thi "Dont watch us, then, yon d bunch of is si ness. h( , 5 barked. "And remember, Peter that it to a whole lot bet-- Rabbit, to runoqr leg off now while rteetaeer, wh preaeaf ter Ralph The oreee Omttmm. at th Rilkes there ia something to be gained than to run them off by and by tmdmr am You Like Utah, material. Eastern ihaterials; very nobby effects. TAKE ELEVATOR other Wouldnt $13i OCOATS THRIFTY CHATTERER WORKS . HARD. W. BURGESS. Wise to he who works today That in the future he may play. Chatterer the Red 8qulrrel. Autumn fs a busy time for most of the little people of the Green Forest knd the Geen Meadow There are a few who are not parti cul&rly busy. ..hut only a few. Peter Rabbit is one of them. Fits cousin. Jumper the Hare, is an- tmanv. . The best and most artistic that money can buy. These cost a little more, BUT THEY ARE WORTH IT! f long-legge- . KUPPENHEIMER OVERCOATS uuc. f-- 121 I See Our Wonderful .. I 8 Utah materials- Paris-Ha- - . OCOATS OCOATS $1485 f NEW YORK. Nov. (AP) The will of Laura Jean Llbbey was in filed Stilwell.the novelist, Brooklyn today with a report from the executors estimating the estate to be in excess of 110 000 in realty and in excess of $1,009 In personal property. Th will contains directions for her burial in Greenwood cemetery In a grave to the left of her mother, and forbids the burial there of any other persons except her sister, Mary E. Taylor and a nephew, Limont Paige. Mrs. Stilwell directed the plac- ing of the name "Laura Jean Lib- - h bey In carving on tho monument In the burial plot in evidence of her desire that her married name was not to be used In this connection. NEWS GATHERER INJURED. PARIS. Nov. 7- - (AP) Walter of Duranty. staff correspondent th New York Time and recently Every rheumatic sufferer ought New York Times correspondent tn to send today for free book. Tho Russia, was injured when the Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism - vre Express was derailed tn a Oust Oik). Address H. P. Clear- tunnel near Rouen last nlaht. Both - . All-Wo- ol -- I Novelist Leave Funeral Direction Filed in Will - -- or Pharmacists All-Wo- ol All-Wo- ol OtTt DRCO STORE IS AT tlil-11- 4 SO MAIN STREET Now where can he be taking be had heard him man', .many to" thought Peter-- "I don t t raes at this season of the yegr that see h how he can store mushrooms Chat-kerHe ha! always supposed that They would spoil. They dont was kok.j)g for nuts or away "Fun? Why. you dont know what Wbst could last long anyway. scorns or pine fnn U, Peter Rabbit." Just then 'Chstterer reappearChatterer have meant by what he trying to .find enough food to keep said about mushrooms? Could it ed. He found another mushroom and away he went wittvdhaL Peter alive That is what you prill be be that Charterer really ate grew more and more interested He doing in the winter " Lhat Chatterer' was quit 'knew D Pouh!" said Peter "The present is good enough for me. I never scurry- - thrifty as Happy Jack tha Gray h and Striped FTomhehtid' 1 Chipmunk. worry about the future " Chluere'r but he couMn se. any thr.ft in "No. you do your worrying when that mething He sat up ?ih,erns the future becomes th present," found a mushroom. as if he en- epoil. retorted Chatterer. "But I can't and ate it. Hi at it The fact is. (Copyright, 1924. by T. W. Burafford to waste my time talking joyed It. He did. gess). with vou Mushrooms dont last Chatterer is very fond of mushnext "Chatterer's The story: finished that long and I must get them while I rooms. When he had for more. He Queer Harvest one be began ltgtklng can " one be this But Nfctshroome'" exclaimed Peter found another. s mouth Lumber Production Mushrooms' Do you rat much f didnt' es t. He took It In and disappeared with It. Chatterera rooms Demand Rise " But Chatterer was already out of moves so quickly that be has under scuryour of him could way hear disappearing sight. Peter WASHINGTON, NotT rying about the dry leaves Just as very eyes. -- er -- h-- Fall, Lumber production continue to fall eft while shipments and new s Increase, according to figures announced by th National Lumber Manufacturers association " today Unfilled orders of 249 southern p ne and west coast mills at tha end of last week, amounted to 660.299.fia feet, aa against feet for 249 mills the previous week. The shipment were 16 per cent and orders 102 per cent of the actual production ARREST ILLEGAL ALIENS. WILKES BARRE. Pa., Nov. 7 of th Immigration bureau- at Washington started to comb Luzerne county today for obtained aj'ens alirged toIntohave th United entry illegally States. The agents had warrant for 150 persons and late last night 75 had been arrested bus-nes- fit.-901,6- (AP)-Agen- ts - 82 Years Old and As Coed as a Youngster T or ago I wu a very ?vrtDoctor said caurrk tick man tronbl ot tomacb and bowel, a ( the liver and fceart. For feettaf mere then a year I wanted to die. but could not. Lpon the advice of a friend 1 tried biayr' Wonderful ld Remedv, and although $2 year I now feel a good as a youngster." It U a simple, harmless preparation that remove the catarrhal mucus front 4he Intestinal tract snd shays the inflammation which causes prc tiesliy all stomach, liver snd in tesliaal ailments, including append! eitls One dose wtil convince or money refunded Schramm Johns' Ad v good Drug Store J., -- P i |