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Show F&XDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921 THE BUN, PRICE, UT PAGE F RID A Y. AH-EV- ERY THRO distributed and relating its content. For instance, it says the manual contains a definition of political buncombe and warns the fair voter against falling for it it has a chapter on the Coolidge "myth, " this statement proclaims. In short, it if hot stuff. Into Facts and Figures. Chairman Butler TONS OF PIFFLE AND BONCOHBE EMANATING FROM THREE POLITICAL The Washington, D. C., correspondent of the Kansas City Star ecently sent his newspaper the following rather humorous and at the same time, strictly true, account of the great typewriter war which is now on in full swing and will be until just before election day: Herewith is presented one days Duplex exclusively Studebaker a new kind of carl A closed and open car combined the advantages of Loth at an open car price! 4 new Studebaker Duplex give the comfort and protection of a closed car with all the advantages of an open car, plus the good looks, riding comfort, inSix terior finish and fittings that no open car could ever give! n The New Yef the price is no hltftw than that dosed-ope- n It solve the Body of an open car. car problem. The appeal of Its simplicity, conGenuine Balloon Tires. venience and durability is instant and dedsive-Hirit- h New Finish. a touch of the hand you draw down the four roller enSpanish chroma tanned closures and in thirty seconds your leather upholstery. airy open car is a snug, comfortable New ideas in ease of opera, enclosed car. With equal ease the enclosing sides can be rolled up into tion and cootroL the roof and you have an open car Vibradonless Engines force-feeagain. oiling system with new The body is especially built Idea in oU supply. Full 75 for theDuplex roller ride enclosures, the tup. block test. roof is framed and shaped fas steel beautiful and Four.wheel Hydraulic permanently to support the rollers, and Brakes optional totally un like any other system on the upper part of the Duplex is integral with the lower part It is a American cars. unit body which harmonizes perfectly in beauty and function. THE Value Points New Big Duplex-Phaeto- Satin-Lacqu- er d steel-stro- ng STANDARD SIX 1131a. n Duplex-Roadst- er 1SB $1145 Coupe-Roadste- r. Coupe Sedan Berlins .......... HlirwJlMl., 1125 1395 1495 159S 1650 )0 ns (AH ericas f. ss. Duplex-Phaeto- n sa. Duplex-Roadst- er ss. ss. 4 la. W.B. SSH.P. U7 $1495 1450 2050 2150 2225 Victoria Sedan Berlins ilvsicih $7 IsBM aialhdcs 5 ead se efcaaes k U. S. faessris MS ss. 4 BIG SIX BXt. iilhii(iaUalt75SM Sribaalasrics.) North Ninth Street, Broeker Garage Bldg, Price, Utah , THIS IS A Archeologists claim there is a striking resemblance in the face of the modern native of Guatemala and those stone faces found on the ancient monoliths of that country. YEAR STUDEBAKER The village of Allraht near Cologne in Germany boasts the first church bells made of an alloy of aluminum and copper. They will not bust nor rust and may be made at n third the weight of bronze bells. Republican Ticket mm mm Protection of Utah Industries - Governor CHARLES R. KABEY Present Incumbent Justice Supreme Court ' D. N. HTRAlTP Salt Lake City Congress, First District DON. n. COLTON Present Incumbent HEATER li.n.5lCVLMLUmtU. "Round Oak Distributers Phone ill or 26 Price, Utah. Pass lip Generalities, The Republican party stands for Presidential Electors LYMAN SKEEN Ogden MRS. HENRY C. TAGGART Balt Lake City MRS. ROSE IL HAMBLIN Kane County THOMAS F. KEARNS Salt Lake City Secretary of State H. E. CROCKETT Present Incumbent Attorney General HARVEY IL CLVFF Present Incumbent State Treasurer JOHN WALKER Ogden 8tate Auditor JOHN E. HOLMAN Salt Lake City, Supt Public Instruction OIL C. N. JENSEN Present Incumbent SQUARE. BASE es GET AT THE FACTS Ifore then forty thousand miles of The most important raw material in hard surfaced road were built last the world is experience. year in the United States. Live ti& (domfourt - - WESTERN AUTO COMPANY. jjSS-laSv- rain-taig- independ- $1875 2650 Coupe Sedan iMisiais 2785 Berline 2860 5-P- Chairman Shaver, who appears to pick Monday morning esjierially for hi offerings, ha another effusion thi time two thousand words long, in which he refutes Butlers claims that industrial prosierity exists. Shaver, or his press agent, shows how the country ia at the brink of th demnition bowwows, so to speak, and times are hard and the republicans grist of piffle and buncombe emanare to blame for it. As all such statefrom the three presidential ating ment do, it goes at length into fact leadquarters here. It represents a u and figure, and also has a few chalair example of the sort of stuff lenges. If Butlers press agent gets managers or headquarters think peniiiHsion to speak to Shavers press the voting publie take seriously. At agents through the publie press there any rate, the headquarters are mighty i room for another series of answers serious about it themselves, putting it in this very lengthy effusion. Fertile out as hot stuff, ostensibly to inchance that. But just not to be form the ignorant voter of just what the republican headquar.he issues are and how things are goter kick in with a few short hits, ing. Apiwrently, judging from the infiguring abort stuff may go over betdustry with which the tyewriters are ter Monday morning. Here is Fred used, all three campaign managements W. Warner of Ohio (a few lines diaare laboring under the delusion the some-iograming who Warner is), who says election is going to be swayed Ohio will go helllient for Coolidge. Poswar. furious this by typist Warner also tell why- Miss Betsy sibly it is only to keep up a show of Jewett returns from Maine with the activity. At any rate, this drive for night Too Many Votes? observation Coolidge will carry it in ree publicity has reached the point But all thia is just a start of the November by twenty thousand more where all past campaign records for mass of words are being broken. The statements issued for Monday morn- votes than did Senator Frenald. folks who do the voting may not be ing paper. Lets persue a few of Some Left For later. bet up yet, and they arent, but them. The LaFollette headquarters the senGuy In going has another one, about fifteen hun- ate in WestGoff, runninginfora are. ;he headquarters snappy Virginia, through the bales of fulniinations one dred words long, in whieh Miss Ethel three hundred words interview sent who M. or lines Smith a to tell (several mighty tucker might ask what around to the boys of the press, congenial idiot the average campaign she is) explains how ten million wo- tells why Davis is going to be licked voter is LaFollette. will men vote for Senator staff must think the average in West Virginia. Goff has something if it is hoped to snare hia ballot by She is sun about it so sun it takes to ssv on the issues also. And, just all Thia her this space to tell why. such stuff. as a filler, along eomes another repubstatement is interesting because it lican handout Man of Silence Once. prodamiim a last into the picture the expert cal- minute brings shows Coolidge will survey The statements are not aent in f ulL culator the LaFollette forces have on New Mexieo by ten thousand It would take many, editions of The the job. He or she ie the wizard fig- carry Star to print them ril if any real news ure giver of the campaign. Roughly votes. Maybe more. The bottom of also was to bo carried. But please speaking, in formal statements, the the pile for Monday morning campress entry is reached. But dont laugh, while a trip is taken LaFollette camp already has claimed paign there are more statements at hand. through the pile of very serious state- only some twenty-tw- o million votes. They are for release for Monday afments from the very serious headquar- Then were million ternoon twenty-si- x only papers. This typewriter war ters of the three very serious cam- east in 1920. Maybe the birthnte has never stops. in released all for publication paigns, been high the last four years. But Monday morning's publie prints. Here if this wizard at figures just keeps on Three In the Field. is our supposedly silent friend Wil- the job he or she soon will have more liam M. Butler, the republican chair- votes claimed than then an men, woThe official election ballots this man, having this to offer: The coun- men and childnn in the United States. year will include three tickets, the retry at large, irrespective of parties, But speaking of women, aa the Smith publican, democratic and the has an issue which demands the atten- statement does, the democratic ns ent-progressive. There will be tion of all. It is to save the consti- tional committee has a few hundred one blank column in whieh the voter tution. The fundamental issues whieh words to offer on the womens demo- may indicate his preference for candihave divided the two major parties in cratic campaign manual, shortly to be dates other than those of the three the past still exist, but a greater one parties. The secretary of states ofhas arisen. It no longer is merely a befice is busy malting copies of certifiwoman The Hungarian peasant question 'of issues between the parties. lieves in the caveman theory am cates of nomination to be sent to the The life of our republic is t stake. is diaappointe&if her husband foils to various county clerks for use in mak--. Then Butler for some eight hundred treat her rougn. When a woman is ing up the ballots. All certificates words more discusses whet destruc- dissatisfied with her hnsband she ex-- 1 were received within the period xpeeition of the constitution would mean claims: He did not even beat me (Continue On Page Four.) end how the only way to avoid it is to one! to eell need vote for Coolidge. They this busihim William the Silent ness men, chairman of the Coolidge campaign- - But sinee getting his staff of publicity experts around him and being told it was good esmpsign toe-tito outstatement the other fellows he has become William the Garrulous. Possibly Butler may be excused for becoming garrulous on sneh a subject ss the constitution, however, especially when the life of the republic is at stake. At any rate he would have the pnblie think so that is, if he ever has read the statement put out over his name by the press bureau. Still Another Warning. But passing from this solemn warning about the danger to the republic, which only a vote for Coolidge can) evert, there is found another warning. It comes from Robert LaFollette, Jr., son of that famous sounder of warnings, Senator LaFollette, the independent candidate. LaFollette, as rep-- 1 resented by his press bureau, has a style a bit more flippant than the more ponderous Butler. Says the LaFollette statement: Dont cheer,) rays, the poor packers are starving. That is the solemn thought provoked) y reading Chairman Butler's pitiful reply to Senator LaFollette a Labor camis Day speech. There is no coal trust, no sugar trust, no oil trust, no beef trust or any other kind of trust, so) far as Butler has ever heard. All the C-o- la. W.B. Duplex-Phaet- on ss. Chairman Shaver: evidently has been persuing French history, judging from his latest interpretation of American economies. It was a French queen who said, when her subject complained they had no bread, Why don't the )ioor eat eakef It may be wondered whether the cute little Shaver actually wrote this statement dragging a French queen into the campaign thia wise. Anyhow, he didn't mention her name. And then Shaver proceeds to expand hia thought for some five hundred words maybe seven hundred. The tenor of it may be summed up that Butler and the republicans are all for big buHineas and dont care a tinkers rap for the consumer. Finally, he boldly puts the question: Will President Coolidge listen to his big business friends or to the consumer f Shaver does not expect an answer to this question, for he knows the republicans are refusing to pay attention to the democrats these days. But, having asked the question, he ran answer it himself say next Sunday w tion, made only by Studebaker. You can buy the Duplex from no other maker. The new Duplex is available for each of the three new Studebaker chassis the new STANDARD SIX, , the SPECIAL SIX and the BIG SIX. And these three new chassis are the evolution of the famous chassis of the five preceding years. Each year they have been improved and refined. But tide year the new models are climaxed with every tested and proved betterment that experience and science have thus far developed. They are paramount exemplars of modern automobile design. Simply stated, this means that money cannot buy more modemly perfect automobiles than the new Studebakers we have the Duplex models ready for your inspection. Come in today! SPECIAL SIX W.B. S0H.P. Duplex-Phaeto- There is no other body like it on any other car at any price because it is exclusively a Studebaker crea- SOU Judges, Seventh Judicial District B. W. DALTON Carbon County DILWOHTK WOOLEY Sanpete County District Attorney A. V. JENSEN . Sanpete County CARBON COUNTY TICKET Representatives In I .legislature J. E. PETTIT of Helner . E. (ELMER) ANDERSON of Price CommisNloner. Four Years SAM WOOllllEAD of Kenilworth CominlHHloner, Two Years EUGENE S.WTSC1I1 of Hiawatha County Attorney HENRY Kl'l.t.KllI of Price (Political Ailvertirtctnrut) firenf Lakes freight lmnls linve lost a seventh of their rapacity lmcmisc they catmol o:ol so ilccply as formerly. Something lias lowered (lie water levels. Wedding announcements. The Sun. Democratic tariff rates have proven disastrous to this state. The Republican party alone in this paign for the absolute trusts are gone. Harry M. DaughWhereupon erty smashed them. young LaFollette indulges in some one thousand additional words of like sarcasm at Butler 'a expense, the tenor of which is that Butler doesnt know what he is talking about when he says Candidate LaFollette doesnt know what he is talking about when he says trusts and monopliea rule the country and ruh the public. Young LaFollptte challenges Butler to do various things and answer several jiertinent questions. All of which is a favorite form of campaign piffle. It may give Butler opHrtuity to make reply and give an excuse for another statement. Thats one of the secret of this For every statetypewriter war. ment made by every headquarters there is ample excuse fur s reply from the other hvndquarler. Then there enn he a counter reply, and mi on right up to election day. Shaver Is Heard From. Clem Shaver, chairman of llic democratic national committee, doc-n- 't want to lie left out of jlji publicity feud hot ween the republican- - ami Senator LaFollette, so prolific of ex caie-e1'or statements, so he horns in aitli n denouncing Itiiller's s statement replying to Senator statement on moinipolic-- . Not to he on ymir life are the left out if they can help it. and their Buttvpewi iters work, even if ler imr LiFollclle mentioned lidiii W. Ihivis or the demoernts and tried to keep their light private. Says PRESERVATION OF THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION forces have combined to bring about changing of its fundaLaFollette-Democrat- ic mental principles. The Republican State Administration stands on its record of Reducing Taxation Economy in Government Amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Vote the Republican Ticket and have Prosperity and Contentment I.iiFol-lettc'- r r i ( I'nlit iiul Advert iseniont ) |