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Show A THE .DESEllET NEWS 0 O! Sour JUBILANT HARDING ENDS CAMPAIGN TRIP OVERRESPONSE FROM KANSAS Adler-i-ka- THROUGH EAST ! sour . "I atiffrted a grant deal from and ga on lh stomach. Nominee Return to Marion Presidential stomsc'i I w After taking a lit tl over ona and Cheer full Optimistic Of Pleased With l.ti la C'U UKU Ml!," (Hlgned) J. C. Nominee Twwrr ChiriceThtr Fafr-Mo-re flushes BOTH upper and Success in Republican lower bowel so completely It relieves ANf CAKE gs on tha elomarh or Trip Scheduled Stronghold; League Of aour stonmrh. Remove foul matter which Yolimnrd etomach for months Nations Featured. Often CUKES ronetlpatlon. J'revent Democratic I Adlrr-i-k- Imitn-cUltcl- y a 1 'Si Adler-l-k- a s i BY GEORGE n. HOLM FA Is a mixture anpenllrltti. Adler-l-k- s or buckthorn, ensnare, glycerins and N. 8. Staff Correspondent) (I. nine other simple Ingredients. For . nocirns. MARION, Ohio. Sept. 10. Tired and leadeu!e by Schramm-Johnao- n by Advertlrw-mefrom three days .hard traveling and ing druggists everwjier. fl N & Staff "Correspondent) K.V ROUTE WITH COVEKNOn speaking, but vastly encouraged by COX. HUTCHINSON, Kana. Sept. 10 to the Ralttmor eudience. political conditions as he observed tho league of nation a a layer statement .With did not expect to be treated them In cutes which have been listed he that ' Oor. Jamta M. Co 'continued today the arraat of the'. doubtful Senator Warren Q. HardIn weatern Kanaa tha effort he began with discourtesy, and heckled him. Gov. Co said: at Topeka and Atchtaon yesterday to man'I who returned hums to Marlon today noticed In the paper this more lng pry the Sunflower etata looae from moro confidently than ever of Repubwe a there hasty attempt Republicanism and alien It with the lng that 1 cite id lican success In Novernber.The Hardforcea of Democracy. Though Republ- to disavow responsibility, but that In my first special pulled Into Marlon early ican newspapers have freely predicted contrast intothethat, state of Minnesota, an ing speech the etate will go for Hardlr.g and Cool-lJg- e Irishman thia morning, behind sc hedule as a reme a lie asked question. by at ieaat 100,000, Governor Cox sult of a near traglo wreck In the wan Jubilant following the meetlnga asked me how I sood on the Irish end a policeman started to West Virginia mountains. yeaterday when hie league utterancee question stopped It by saying found tumultoue rcaponae and . hie put him out.weI were Senator Harding epoke In five states In America sad doctrtnea aa to progreealvlam and gov- to him that this his first campaign speech of and that I believed In free on ernment were enthuaiaatlcaily receiv- not Russia' the season. He made altogether two ed. Brest. Wllaon carried Kansas In speech and in the right of assembly. Issues dosen "Now, men and women, this la not of tho speeches, covering every ISIS on the issue of peace and Gov. compalgn. senaCog la convinced that If the state la a trifling circumstance If the runDiscussing his trip with newspaper has been to bo won It is to be on the sam issue. torial oligarchy, which which men. Senator Harding said: atnow and body Believing that the agricultural pop. ning that Judgment that the presidency of the the"it la myofdeliberate religious and tempts to anneawon't Ulgtloto is essentially are tired of this country people anewer a quesUnited States, nktu rally friendly toward the league, as they are, that they do not things an sort of what now, tion arbitrary tho governor will continue to drive believe the administration at Wash. home the fact that practically every spirit might be expected after March has dons right and that they Ingtoo to senatorial 4 If the the th give peopls 'religions organisation has Indorsed want a change. not of the control the only rea oligarchy Idea and will of tho peace league as well "Sodal Justice Day." iterate his charges that Senator Hard-fo- g senate but of the presidency No delegations were due to come has no substitute for the Versa 11 lea It Is an Index to what wo might excovenant. Gov. Co will also make pect." to Marlon today and tho Senator Gov. Cox renewed hla demand that planned to spend most of the time use of the Armenian issue which he alhie believes to b . especially popular In Senator Harding make public clearing away three days accumulaKansas. leged letter to Senator Hiram Johnson, tion of correspondence and buslnei to intendad assurance he that - Arriving at Hutchinson sarly this giving Tomorrow kill be "Social Justloo Day," morning tha governor attended a scrap the League of Nation. Missouri at the front porch. Many prominent ' from advice of In face breakfast given by the First Voters' women and severs! delegations will per cent of the league. Hla set speech at the auditor- leadere that 19vote hear ths senator outllno his In that state la Re- corns to German ium followed. From Hutchinson he views on Usues in which the women a direct apmade Gov. Cox to Newton where he la scheduled publican. goes and will Join in the celebration to make two speeches, one at a cham- peal to that element In hla speech at many Industries will close down to ber ef commerce luncheon and an- -. St Joseph. He said: .. .. women empoyeea to at"Let me pause Just long enough to allow their other at the auditorium this afternoon. The main speech of the day will be de- make a statement in the state where tend. A committee conftsting of Mrs. livered at Wichita tonight. Shortly you have many people through whose Richard Edwards and Mrs. Raymond after midnight the party will leave for veins flows the blood of their Oerman Robbins and Mary Roberts Rhinehart ancestors. They suffered during the Is Enid, Oklahoma. making ths arrangements war. One week from today Senator Hard, I had a great sympathy tor them Nominee Makes Most but I am opposed to a separata peaco lng again takes the road for a short with Germany. It would be dlshon campaign trip Into the mid west, Of Hecker Incident 1 orable. It would bo dishonest It would speaking In Omaha. Kansas City, Des be perfidious. I am In favor of Ger Moines and Oklahoma City. BY WINDER K. HARRIS Senator Harding said today he would j many coming Into tho leaguo. I am In much like to attend the first very In nation the of world, I favor every (Universal Service Staff Correspond- when she meets the conditions that game of the world series, and If found ent) are coming Into the league, possible ho may do as. TOPEKA, Kan., Sept. 29. Go. Cox This Imposed, Ths senator made speeches all along Is a new order. The bitterness of learrled hla campaign for tho presi- the must be forgotten and we the route, both before and after the past dency through five states today. Start - must establish the leagu' and bring accident yesterday, beginning with an Jng in South Dakota, he' sped through every nation In the world Into It and address at Slstersvllle, W. Va.. at 7:30 - "wound Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri and subject them all It In the morning. He used the occasion , up tonight to, Kansas. ef tho accident to draw a striking Imposes. tThe candidate's Netrain stopped In simile between the derailment and the braska and Iowa only long enough to International policy when the train permit him To greet tho small crowda French Playwright reached Mason City. Standing on an which had turned out to sea him at express truck at the station. Senator Dictate to Managers Harding wayside stations. Then he moved on told hla hearers of the misV J, , Into Missouri where ho opened his hap. , campaign In that state with an ad- (By Universal Service. ) Draws Simile On Mishap. dress to a crowd of several thousand - PARIS, Sept It. French playIn the auditorium at 81 Joseph. do not want to exploit the acci"I a formed have ' lots In the afternoon Gov. Co wrights after the labor syndicate, dent to you," he said. "But It ocsyndicates, curred - apoks In Atchison and Valley - Falls, copied to me that we had a very fine la threatening to revolutionise which Kan., and tonight In Topeka. Tomor- the theatrical production In France. lllustratlon'there of what we encounrow also will be spent in Kansas, aftThe syndicate la trying to force the ter in national life. The great car of er which the Democratic nominee managers to produce one play by each state going forward to the fulfillment Into Oklahoma and then back goes Into member each season. If the play does of national engagements, homebow Missouri to end his western pilgrimnot take more than two hours and got off tho track last year over In age. the manager la to be Parle, and it left things In very bad In all of his speeches today Gov. bound to a separate short play order and I think may be in crossing give Cox sought to make the most of as the a ralsef. curtain (The managers the trestle of Internationalism If It had incident at Baltimore Monday night would also bo forbidden to produce not been for the guard rati of consti. when Edward A. Ryan, a lawyer, was everal same the author dur tutionalism In America, and In the plays by report sd In press dispatches to have lng a single season. senate, to prevent us from completely been arrested and placed in Jail The Actor Union has already fpr leaving the track, we might hare had the night for having asked 8enator enforced Its dictum that no very serious wreck for the United Harding, the Republican candidate for artist shall be employed unless he or States," if he intended to scrap the ehe Is a member of the unloa. Aa a Senator Harding left the train at Eresident, eague of Nation. result several of the stare who refused Parkersburg, W. Va and spoke beto Referring Senator Rardlnr'a to join will not appear this season. fore a large crowd In an auditorium. The candidate replied directly to the Charge made by Governor Cox that the Republican slogan of, "America first might be compared with the German motto "Deutschland uber stAND ies, the two being equally aelfish., "Under their slogan, said Senator : With Harding, "the Germans came from an Through Inconspicuous place to the very forefront of the stations of the earth and COMPARTMENT-DRAWIN- G do you know what ended It all 7 Only tho arroganoe and autocracy of one man, who turned the- - Influence and popularity of a great people Into the one traglo spectacle in history, and so take the lesson from Germany and I warn you, my countrymen, let us never to have one man dictatorship In the United States Denounces One Man Rule. At Huntington, W. Va., practically . via ... Jhe entire population, headed by two bands, crowded the station square to eheer the Republican standard bear harry u u . nt u I. j i Utahs Biddest State Fair Six Days of Sensational Motor Races, Auto Polo ( Contests and Other Unusual Attractions ed p u w o u ti T V P a ya I1 ti b 4 t D . one-quart- er . f Visit the Utah State Fair and witness the greatest motor competi- tion ever staged west of the Mississippi, river. Half a score of worlds champion auto racers will compete. Listed among the entrants are Fred 'Horey, former worlds dirt track champion and holder of li worlds records; Chas. Reynolds of Detroit, Irvin Put- ty" Hoffman, champion of Wisconsin; Jules Ellingboe, Canadian nation- al champion, and holder of IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE 3 world's records. Sensational Auto Polo Daily i and Canadian teams compete in this most sensational of. all athletic contests. A thrill a second I Head-o- n e , caTS;etc7 etc. ! collisions, Contests every afternoon and evening in big coseum Dont fail to see the All-Americ- an turn-turtl- . Largest Exhibits in Historyof State who are now Every available space hzts been reserved by exhibitors putting in the largest and most interesting exhibits in the history of the state. . Something interesting for everybody in the state. Get acquainted with your state and its resources. Bid Political Rallies prac-tlcall- NEW ft : Hear the candidates for U. S. .Senator and Governor on the two big political tickets interpret the views of their parties on Friday and Saturday of Fair Week. October 4 to 9 Remember the Dates PULLMAN ROOM SLEEPING CAR Salt Lake City it c Denver, Omaha and Chicago DENVER & RIO GRANDE BURLINGTON ROUTE i er. Commencing Saturday, October 2nd and daily thereafter Lv. SaliLake City, At. Pueblo.V ... .. Scenic Limited, Ar, Colorado Springs Ar. Denier . . Lv. Denver C. IL & Q. No. 2 No. 2 . 4.45 p. m. . . .4:10 m. 5:47 J m 8:20 p. m. , ,.9:45p.m. ..3:30 p. m. Ar. Chicago . .7:00 a. nt. Connection is made at Chicago with all train for Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Washington and principal eastern ..... THE ROYAL GORGE ROUTE , CONSOLIDATED atlhe TICKET OFFICES -- '1 GRANDE-WESTER- STATION . H. M. Cushing, W. P.- Harrington City Passenger Agent Traveling Passenger Ag B. W. Rctbins, Assistant General Passenger Agent -- t 4 - !ff TO CONGRESSMEN PACIFIC-UNIO- N - annulled by him. He will recommend thnt the set be referred back to the merchant marine committee of Congress for such alteration and amendment as will authorize "the etate department to enter Into negotiations with the various for eign nations that have commercial Following his address at Ashland. I tr.tlaa in conflict with the interest the American merchant marine. Ohio river to Ironton, Ohio, where Is Prcfddcnte Defense, made a brief epeebh and then picked up hie at eclal train Which arrived In wtll primarily. It was The message Marion early thia morning. learned, be a defense of the president's refusing to obey the mandate of Congress. It will be admitted that the president la without the right "to construct and past upon the legality of an act of Congress but will maintain that he must be the judge as te whether or not an act Is worded In such form that it can, be put Into execution. .It has beeri made quite plain that the threats of Impeachment by members of both senate and house have not been without their effect upon the "high mmhmUPT president "Indand-that mini st ration vigorous efforts fBy Universal Rervlce. ) will be made to avoid any such proWASHINGTON. BpL 71. Presi- ceeding dent Wilson, It we learned today, will It a pointed out today, however, probend a 'special meaeage to Congreaa ihat FTesident Wrlson does,, tvot pose to retract a single word- he has pointing out how that body.cee ac- spoken with regard te theJonee act complish In 'a thoroughly legal man- By resubmitting the act to Congreaa I ner the object It sought to accomplish I hla supporters hope and expect that aew the time consumed la recoostdaraljtoa through the Jojiee shipping ACTRETURNED - and at the DENVER AND RIO vor. JONES SHIPPING Dining Car Servcc the Beat Pullman Accommodations Can lit Secured Senator -- Hardings 6nly prepared speech of the day was delivered at Ashland, Ky., where he voiced a strong appeal for the end of one man government and a return to the kind of administration that would assure the of Congress 'contemplated Under the Constitution. The candidate discussed the question of Intimate Interest to the people of the Ohio river valley. that of tho development of InHe denounced land and waterways. the policy of "pork barrel appropriainstead the proving tions and urged of the utility of waterways before trya nation wide desire to to satisfy ing "turn a federal duty into federal fa- t will be so great that he will bo outi of office before Congress can recon-- j struct the act and put It Into execution. Operating the law will then devolve upon hla successor. Fro test Lodged. Peer. Colby stated today that not only did tbs department of state send two men to the office of Senator Jones and make protest against "Article 14 before tt was enacted Into law, as stated exclusively by Universal Service yesterday, hut that he personally wrote a letter to Senator Lodge, chairman of the foreign relations committee of the senate, expressing diplomatic objections to that section of the act. It was admitted by the etate depractically every partment today that now In the busi-- i European nation la ness of abrogating commercial treaties. but it was tpalntained that such treaties ere being terminated I their entirety and only aftr full notice provided In their terminating glaueea. dents action against tho Jones shipping act. It was officially stated, was the treaty with Japanese whlrh It was said contains a clause forbidding termination wtthtn two year In making this statement, a hlghpf-- f trial evidently overlooked the facta. Careful perusal of the treaty reveals months that It may be. abrogated mum kr as her parts to k. In-a- ji and Sons' Outings An. Illustra ted Feature in the October Era Father FILL IN TIIE BLANKS, ENCLOSE $2 AND SEND BY MAIL TODAY IMPROVEMENT ERA, 47 East South Temple St, Salt Lake City. Gentlemen ; Find enclosed $2, for which send me the CoL 24, beginning Nov. 1, 1920. . -- - Name 41 ftft ft ft 4 ft ft ft ft ...... ,, Ward. R. 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