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Show 9 PAGE THREE IONS OF PlfflE distributed and relating its contents. AND BUNCOMBE EMANATING For instance, it says the manual eon tains a definition of political bunand warns the fair voter against falling for it It baa a chapter on the Coolidge myth, this statement proclaims. In short, it is hot stuff. Into Facts and Figures. Chairman Shaver, who appears to pick Monday morning especially for his offerings, has another effusion this time two thousand word long, in whieh he refutes Butlers claims that industrial prosperity exists. Siiaver, or his press agent, shows how the country is at the brink of the deniuition bowwows, so to speak, and times are hard and the republicans are to blame for it. Aa all auch state nieiits do, it goes at length into facta and figures, and also has a few challenges. If Butlers press agent gets permission to sieak to Shaver press agents through the public press there is room for another series of answers in this very lengthy effusion. Fertile rtiauee that. But just not to be the republican headquarters kicks in with a few short hits, figuring short stuff may gn over better Monday morning. Here is Fred W. Warner of Ohio (a few lines diagraming who Warner is), who says Ohio will go helllieut for Coolidge. Warner also tells why Miss Betsy Jewett returns from Maine with the observation Coolidge will carry it in November by twenty thousand more votes than did Senator Frenald. Some Left For Later. Col. Guy Goff, running for the senate in West Virginia, in a snappy three hundred words interview sent around to the boys of the press, tells why Davis is going to be licked in West Virginia. Goff has something to say on the issues also. And, just as a filler, along comes another republican handout proelaming a last minute survey shows Coolidge will carry New Mexico by ten thousand votes. ' Maybe more. The bottom of the pile for Monday morning campaign presa entry ia reached.' But there are more statements at hand. They are for release for Monday afternoon paiiera. This typewriter war never stops. combe IROM THREE P0LIT1CA1 SOURCES The Washington, D. C., pondent of the Kansas City Star recently 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 I Duplex a exclusively StudebakeY new kind of carl A closed and open car combined the advantages of lioth at an open car price! Points Value Big Six Neiv ft New qn car Duplex-Phaeto- gody.it solves julu )far n th dmed problem. Balloon Tires. Suiv-Lacque- Finish. r tanned Jpsaish chrome Either upholstery. Kcrldea in ease lioigd controL of open Vintionless Engine; force-fe-d oiling system with new 75 )des in oil supply hp. blu-i- c test. M Four-whe- optional Brake ike any American Hydraulic totally unl- other system on cars. new Studrbnhcr Duplex give the conJort and protection of a closed car with all the advantages of an open car, plus the good looks, riding comfort, interior finish and fittings that no open car could ever give! Yet the price I no hiffter then that of an open car. The appeal of its simplicity, convenience and durability is instant and decisive with a touch of the hand yon draw down the four roller enclosures and in thirty seconds your airy open car ia a snug, comfortable enclosed car. With equal ease the enclosing sides can be rolled up into the roof and you have an open car again. The Duplex body ia especially built for the roller tide enclosures, the roof is framed and shaped in steel permanently beautiful and steel-stroto auppoit the rollers, and the upper part of the Duplex ia integral with the lower part It is a unit body which barmonixea perfectly in beauty and function. THE There is no other body like it on any other car at any price because it is exclusively a Studebaker crea- 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 8IX, the SPECIAL SIX and the BIG SIX. And theae three new chassis arc the evolution of the famous chassis of the five preceding years. Each year they have been improved end ng refined. But this year the new models ere climaxed with every tasted and proved betterment that experience end 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! grist of piffle and buneombe emanating frog) the three presidential headquarters here. It represcuts a fair example of the sort of stuff campaign managers or headquarters think the voting public take seriously. At any rate, the headquarter are mighty serious about it themselves, putting it out as hot stuff, ostensibly to inform the ignorant voter of just what the issues are and how things are going. Apparently, judging from the industry with which the typewriter are used, all three campaign managements are laboring under the delusion the election is going to be swayed somehow bv this furious typist war. Possibly it is only to keep up a show of activity. At any rate, this drive for free publicity has reached the point where all past campaign records for mass of words are being broken. The folks who do the voting may not be het up yet, and they arent, but In going the headquarters are. through the bales of fulminations one might ask what a mighty sucker or congenial idiot the average eainimign staff must think the average voter is if it is hoped to snare his ballot by such stuff. Man of Silenco Once. statements are not sent in full The It would take many editions of The Star to print them all if any real news also was to be carried. But please dont laugh, while a trip is taken through the pile of very serious statements from the very serious headquarters of the three very serious campaigns, all released for publication in Monday mornings pulilie prints. Here is our supiMiscdly silent friend William M. Butler, the republican chairman, having this to offer: The country at large, irrespective of parties, has an issue which demands the attention of all. It is to save the const i tut ion. The fundamental issues which have divided the two major parties iu the past still exist, but a greater one has arisen. It no longer is merely a question of issues between the parties. The life of our republic is at Btake. Theo. Butler for some eight hundred Chairman Shaver: Chairman Butler evidently has keen persuing French history, judging from his latest interpretation of American economies. It was a French queen who said, when her subjects complained they had no bread. Why dont the poor eat eakef It may be wondered whether the eute little Shaver actually wrote thie statement dragging a French queen into the campaign this wise. Anyhow, he didnt mention her name. Anil then Shaver proceeds to eiand his thought for some five hundred words maylie seven hundred. The tenor of it may be summed up that Butler and the republicans are all for big business and dont care a tinkers rap for the eousumer. Finally, lie bolJlv puts the question: Will President Coolidge listen to bis big business friends or to the consumer t siiaver does not expect an auswer to this question, for he knows the repith lieans are refusing to pay attention to the democrats these days. But, having asked the question, he can answer it himself say next Sunday night. Too Many Votes? But all this ia just a atari of the statements issued for Monday morning pajiert. Lets persue a few of them. The LaFollette headquarters has another one, about fifteen hundred words long, in whieh Miss Ethel M. Smith (aeveral lines to tell who u she is) explains how ten million will vote for Senator LaFollette. She is aura about it so sure it takes her all thid space to tell why. This statement is interesting because it brings into the picture the expert calculator the LaFollette forces have on the job. He or she is the wizard figure giver of the campaign, ltoughly sieaking, in flCrmal statements, the LaFollette ramp already han claimed wo-me- million votes. only some twenty-tw- o million There were only twenty-si- x east in 1920. Maylie the birthrate hag liecn high the last four years. But if this wizard at figures just keepa on the job he or she soon will have more votes rlaimed than there are men, wo men and children in the United States. But speaking of women, as the Smith statement' does, the democratic national committee has a few hundred words to offer on the womans democratic campaign manual, shortly to lie eii. Three In the Field. election ballots thie official The STANDARD SIX SFECIAL SIX DIG SIX three tickets, the rewill include year A 129 In. W. S3. KH.P. l!3in.VS.a RP. IJTIilW.B. 7SH.P. democratic and the inde publican, n rsa. $1145 $1495 n There will be $185 3 Pens. 1125 1450 in which the voter column one bliuik 2650 1395 Coupe 2050 Victoria may indicate his preference for candi1495 Coupe Sedan 2785 dates other than those of the three 2150 Sedan 1595 Sedan parties. The secretary of state's of1650 2225 r.s. Ecrline Berline Berline 2860 The Hungarian peasant woman be- fice is busy making copies of certificl Lmis. 4 ditcuitmeU.f 60 txtm hroluS Jitetvludt,$7Stxtrm i diictiiutU,t7S extra lieves in the raveman theory and cates of nomination to be sent to the (Ailpicof.ftk IT. S. iwtofK ami mhject m change wiflmil notice.) ia disappointed if her husband fails to various county clerks for use in maktreat her rough. When a womun is ing up the ballots. All rertificatca words more discusses what destruc- dissatisfied with her husband she ex- were received within the period sped- tion of the constitution would mean claims: He did not even beat me (Continued On Pice Four.) and how the only way to avoid it is to once! used call to vote for Coolidge. They this busihim William the Silent ness man, chairman of the Coolidge Bldg., campaign. But since getting his staff of publicity experts around him and R A being told it was good campaign tactics to outstatement the other fellows he has become William the GarruThe village of Allnht near Cologne falogista claim then ia a lous. ' Possibly Bui Icr may be excusin the face of the in Germany boasts the first church ed for liemming garrulous on such a aistive of Guatemala and those bells made of an alloy of aluminum subject as the constitution, however, ihess found on the ancient mon-- i and when the life of the repnb-li- e copier. They will not burst nor especially it that country. rust and may be made at a third the is at slake. At any rale he would weight of bronze bells. have the public think so that is, if uthan forty thousand miles of lie ever has read the statement put out wfseed road wen built last The most important nw material in over his name by the press bureau. a the United States. the world ia experience. Still Another Warning. But passing from this solemn warn- Presidential Electors ing about the danger to the republic, LYMAN HKKEX I which only a vote for Coolidge can Ogden avert, there is found another warning. MRS. HENRY' C. TAGGART It comes from lloliert LaFollette, Jr., Salt Lake City son of that famous sounder of warnMRS. ROSE If. IIAMBLLX Kane County ings, Senator LaFollette, the inde- THOM AH F. KEARNS pendent candidate. LaFollette, as rep- Salt Lake City resented by hia press bureau, has a I style a bit more flipant than the Governor more ponderous Butler. Says the LaCHARLES R. MABEY Dont cheer, Follette statement: Present Incumbent have Justice Supreme Court boys, the poor packers are starving. 1. X. KTRAI P That is the solemn thought provoked Balt Lake City by reading Chairman Butler a pitiful Secretary of State reply to Senator LaFollette s Labor EL CROCK BIT H. in this cam is Day speech. There is no coal trust, Present Incumbent beef oil no no trust, no sugar trust, Attorney General nARVEY IL CLlFF trust or any other kind of trust, so Present Incumbent far as Butler has ever heard. All the State Treasurer trusts are gone. Harry M. Daugh-- I JOHX WALKER smashed them. Whereupon erty Ogden LaFollette indulges in some young State Auditor LESS one thousand additional words of like JOnX E. IlOLMAX Balt Lake City sarcasm at Butlers expense, the tenor Instruction of which is that Butler doesnt know Supt Public DR. CL X. JEXSEX what he is talking about when he says Present Incumbent Candidate LaFollette doesnt know District what he is talking about when he says First Congress. STEADY HEAT pox. b. oourox trusts and monoplies rule the country LaFollette-Democrat- ic Present Incumbent have comand rob the publie. Young LaFollette challenges Butler to do various things Judges, Seventh Judicial District of its fundaB. W. DALTOX and answer aeveral pertinent quesCarbon County tions. All of which is a favorite form DILWOHTIf WOOIJEY of campaign piffle. It may give But- Sanpete County BURNS ANY FUEL ler opportunity to make reply and District Attorney give an excuse for another statement. A. W. JEXSEX Thats one of the secrets of this Sanpete County For every state-jmetypewriter war. CARBOX COUNTY TICKET made by every headquarters Representatives In Legislature on its there is ample excuse for a reply from (WARM FLOORS j. ofe. Heiner the other headquarters. Then there an be a counter reply, and so on right F (ELMER) AXDERSOX Economy of Frice up to election day. Tears Four Commissioner, dollars. Shaver Is Heard From. SAM WOOI11IEAI1 of Kenilworth Clem Shaver, chairman of the demoCommissioner. Two Tear national committee, doesnt cratic EUGENE SAXTSCm want to be left out of this publicity of Hiawatha feud between the republicans and County Attorney HENRY ltVGGKRI Senator LaFollette, so prolific of ex of Price canses for statements, so he horns in with a statement denouncing Butlers (Political Advertisement) statement replying to Senator LaFol-lctte- s statement on monoiKilies. Not Great Lakes freight bouts have lost life are the democrats to lie on your because a seventh of their capacity out if left they can help it, nml their they cannot load so deeply as formerwork, even if neither Buttyiiewriters water lowered the ly. Something has LaFollette mentioned Senator nor ler 111 26 (rolitiral Advertisement) levels. the democrats and W. or Davis John Wedding announcements. The Sun. tried to keep their fight private. Says 1 Dupkx-Pfcxrio- n Dultx-Roadsc- er Duplex-Phaeto- Duplex-Roadst- Duplex-Phaeto- er Coupe-Roadst- er. 5--1 pendent-progressiv- e. WESTERN AUTO COMPANY North Ninth Street, Broeker Garage HIS Price, Utah STUDEBAKE IS strik-nanblan- YEAR Republican Ticket ce Pass Up Generalities, GET. AT THE FACTS The Republican party stands for cbm fort ive Protection of Utah Industries IWWfflB Democratic tariff rates proven disastrous to this state. WARM ROOMS The Republican party alone paign for the absolute PRESERVATION OF TRE FUEL AMERICAN CONSTITUTION 1 forces bined to bring about changing mental principles. nt fettit fQUARE I. II. BASE HEATER. STEVENSON LUMBER CO. Round Oak Distributers t Phone or Price, Utah. The Republican State Administration record of Reducing Taxation in Government Amounting to hundreds of thousands of stands 1 -- Vote the Republican Ticket and have Prosperity and Contentment |