Show J 4 i r I 1 1 w N V 1 raz ana eky LAL alie ali nr e 41 45 5 yard y air d line I 1 I 1 YOU hear the cheers follow the game play by ilay 1 I catch the roar of the crowd as the back breaks away from the struggling an in mass and am 3 tears down the field for a touchdown this victor instrument we have at our store puts you right at tle the stadium the latest Radi Raffi cla and an E lectrola lec trela that brin brins brings t s you the lest record music at any volume you want al L model seven six is a wonderful buy uy come in see i k hear it play convenient lenns can he arranged with this instrument you can listen in ill on every hig big game in bi the country combination and As lov loly As F garniture co vote for fethe the party YO m K ow JP protection prole M aftel ar jf in the twelve years the democratic senator william H king ha has ns been in office supposedly to represent the people of utah what has lie he done to help our pur state have his actions in washington squared with his glowing promises in utah the record says NO does utah want to tolerate any longer a senator who obstructs and cancels the efforts of reed smoot to really protect producers the issue is clear protection and prosperity against no protection and depression vote for the party you know gives protection UHL E T F ral A A C biot T iv S speak for themselves the republican party in congress placed a tariff on utah s industries dus tries of sugar wool and lead not one word of defense or approval of the rates imposed on these items was uttered by senator william H king democratic senator from utah on the contrary republican TICKET here is what he said of that tariff bill as his speech is recorded in the national record of june 27 1922 congressional on page for Prem president ident such is this republican tariff bill iniquity ous infamous LBERT HOOVER for vice vree pre provident damned before is born destined be lifetime it to damned during its AILLES time and doomed to damnation arld and obloquy after its death state ticket senator king was paired against the passage of the tariff act of for U V S 1922 H R fordney mccumber tariff bill as will be ORNEST found on page of the congressional record of august 19 for Goer governor nor WILLIA 31 11 II WATTIS 1922 this was in effect a vote against the bill for congressmen senator lator king voted against the passage of the conference report at dl triet on the fordney mccumber tariff bill as will be found on page DOA da 11 COLTON temporary record of the congressional record of september 2nd and district DItri ct 19 1922 the bill was passed as well is as the conference E 0 report but through no help from senator kingl king for jolt jolln W PETERS of state sant the farmers por for attorney ii king against GOORGE P PARKER for sante Tren aurer senator king voted against the emergency tariff bill H R A EDSEL edcel christensen imposing duties upon certain agricultural products to meet for sante auditor present emergencies to provide revenue and for other purposes is as avoil ar AJAX is recorded on page of the congressional record for february por for superintendent of 16 1921 he also voted against the conference report on the bill oil dl public 1 u t bile C instruction N S JESEN as will be found of the congressional for on page record for ja all e of the I 1 february 28 1921 supreme ine coart on arthe t W 11 II 17 FOLLAND OLLAND HANSON e utah needs a solid republican delegation in washington to insure the continuance continua of protective policies ernest bambarger to cooperate co operate with and help if smoot in the senate don B colton and E 0 leither leather N wood to carry on their valuable worl work for utah in congress and utah needs a republican governor william Willia nL H vattis particularly because a 3 vote vole for mr wattis opponent may mean a 3 vote for a democrat U S senator inasmuch as the governor has power to appoint a ro senator in event of a vacancy during a term of office 7 and utah needs republicans in every state office to insure insure utah the fullest benefits of harmonious adminis arati on under republican policies te t REPUBLICA M 0 II |