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Show rV - Take Your Tax Notices to the Polls This Year, Too Democratic State and Legislative Ticket For United States Senator WILLIAM H. KING For United States Congressman MILTON H. WELLING For Judge of Supreme Court ELMER E. CORFMAN ' For Superintendent of Puhhr Instruction I). C. JENSEN For District Judge THOMAS J. MAGINNIS For State Senator W. J. (JAKE) PARKER For State Representatives ALEX BREWER T. SAM BROWNING JOHN M. BAILEY MURRAY K. JACOBS Whispering Charges Nailed WHISPER NO 1 That sugar refining interests are spending thousands of dollars in the state to assist Senator King's campaign. THE TRUTH. That no political organization of the Democratic party, and no individual, officer or candidate has received money from such interests for such purposes WHISPER NO. 2 That Senator King was opposed to protection for the beet sugar industry. THE TRUTH That Senator King personally worked ;miong Democratic senators sena-tors opposed to a high tariff for sugar and secured their support for a $1.72 differential tariff against Cuban sugar. That he voted for the sugar schedule. That had the Fordney-McCumber tariff bill, with its robber provisions pro-visions on EASTERN MANUFACTURED GOODS been defeated, UtarTs SUGAR would have still had protection from the tariff law in effect. WHISPER NO. 3. That Senafor King was opposed to the Woman's Suffrage amendent THE TRUTH That Senator King was a staunch fighter for this amendment, and worked and voted for it throughout As a member of the Supreme Court in Utah in territorial days, he was the only judge to render an opinion opin-ion favorable to the voting of women upon the question of adoption of the constitution of Utah. WHISPER NO. 4 That Senator King worked for the Volstead act, and for Prohibition cause. THE TRUTH. That Senator King worked for the Volstead act, and for every every part thereof which tended towards a strict enforcement of the law That he wrote the first prohibition platform adopted by any political par ty in the State of Utah, and that in 1914, when the leaders of the Republican Republi-can party opposed prohibition for Utah, and when Senator Smoot declared in his speech to the Republican convention at Ogden against prohibition in Utah, Senator King campaigned from end to end of this state for the cause of prohibition. WATCH OUT FOR MORE WHISPERS When partisan politicians face sure defeat, they resort to cowardly weapons wea-pons to avert it. Falsehood is one of the common methods employed. If any person tries to influence your vote by statements such as the foregoing, demand de-mand that they make affidavits to the facts. Bring that to us, and WE'LL MAKE THEM PROVE THEIR STATEMENTS, OR FACE PROSECUTION UNDER THE CORRUPT PRACTICE ACT. DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE, DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE, By D. C. Dunbar, Chairman. 'Ml u I A word to all I women who bake Where the recipe calls for bak-jrs. bak-jrs. mS powder, it's a warning to r A choose it carefully because bak-f bak-f ing powder is vital to baking V - Q success. Calumet possesses such unus-brf unus-brf ual leavening strength that you can depend upon light, tender, tasteful things every time you use it. That's why CALUMET I The Economy BAKING POWDER t should be your choice that's why it is the choice of millions of housewives who have learned their baking lessons through all their bake day experiences. The sale of Calumet Is 2i times as much as that of any other brand. Moderate in cost prevents failure never varies. A pound can of Calumet contain full 16 ounce. Some baking powder pow-der come in 12 ounce instead of 16 T ounce cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it. I THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER Democratic County Ticket For Commissioner, Four-year Term JOHN M. CHILD si I ' ' For Commissioner, Two-year Term CHARLES E. PETTEGREW For County Clerk and Auditor ERNEST L. WILKINSON For County Sheriff FRANK P. HUBAND For County Ireasurer DAVID W. EVANS For County Assessor . GILBERT THATCHER For County Recorder MRS. MAE ENSIGN BRAMWELL For County Attorney HYRUM A. BELNAP For County Surveyor JAMES M. LENTZ For Constable, Ogden City Precinct THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Did You Take Your Tax Notices to the PoISs? (Paid Political Advertisement) i The Very Latest WHIPCORD tJAZZ SUITS At $30 Save $10 to $15 After you have seen the suits and overcoats in downstairs stores, come here and compare our prices and the quality. We provide big savings for you because our upstairs up-stairs expense is practical- : t ") ly nothing as compared t with downstairs stores A and expense. ' iff Our Prices W Xgk SUITS AND OVERCOATS $20, $25, $30 Cora A coffee xs$Jk ! out inasmuch ask i control overrt 6tePmmanu&tt home.TU est coffee, made correctly! Puceabevi is worthy of rj, Put forth by tfc kcturer.andfc fended byt chaser. ItisbX a matter of j! I toiontoamanJJ priding himsJB quality of hujK that the public A! becoming af factandiidevorM care to coffee rjt It has been dM j terrmned tbtK j way to prepaid is by the FreaS Method. ThiiM boiling water ; over the coffeeaM, into another recH All restaurant w made on this pA j AgoodFrendW can usually beojV in any store U' kitchen utenaft your dealer caraflj ply onwewiW to fill your ordtft Although thisiM way, very goodB can be preparedfc: following metioM a heaping tabbm: coffee 'to eachM: water. J Into an ordifjarw this, for conon' ing causes tkK dattfe |