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HARDING SKETCHES HIS CAMPAIGN MAP ?j.onl;insr Dates and Subjects of AdrlrYssen Provide End- - less Task. ORIGINAL PLANS HOLD Nominee Will Cling to Front Poreb, With Occasional I rips to Rig Cities. rnrre.ywaVt t Tn \ I,, a i\alt New Vk WW IH ICaJUOK. Ohio. Ai. 17. Har-- sat or many hour y with Urtt of his campaign managers bending ,ver a crudely mad chart .pread out on kitchen tabla on the eecond floor of the I ... nest door to hla residence. They of strategy making the , i he bo.trd v ,r map of the campaign aa far a It , teemed thf Senator's own part wlth , DOOtltM were WW H. Hays, chalr-- r sn of the National committee ; Senator ) irr,. s fj.w, chairman of the speakers' Lnaker, n charge of ( areau, and Albert tin4!gn publicity. They manoeuvred mill evening over the chart. writing tea, namee of delegations, cities and Mill and subjects of speeches which the frnator will deliver. That map defaced aa It 11 . .v . ,r. nf blue rvencil markings, MBM up the programme of the party and lt orgaii Nation throughout the country, j to far aa the nominee's participation la onoerned, at leaat until October 1. The fc.hedule la not completed and the , ilea are not ready to be announced, but It m stated great progress was made. The problem they were trying to solve T.aa hw to work Into about seventy rays many hundreds of speaking dates 10 satisfy demands which are pressing every State, county and city. Flnd-t,- w the puiile Impossible to solve, the Senator and his associates began a process of e'tmlnatlon and tried to make ' k selection of the more important re- - ,uU. j Much prorree. was made, although Per.a'.or Harding remarked when he rime out of the chamber that It was a j .ask which would require the tulc-at- s of ; Chautauqua lecture mananger. Rate were assigned tor delegation j '9 visit the front porch : the subjects of i the Senator's speech to each delega- tion considered a- I c question of hla dstes r lipeaki: s awsy from Marlon civer In detail. One of the most. 1. ill: task? is to fit tho subject to the delegation The chart was still Incotr.-- ; ht when Mr. Hays left to catch a train back to New Turk ard St i v.or New rtarted Chicago. TV: rehedule will not be mryle pub'lc until it ib completed. I.nmie Speech Angrn.t 2S. B....o., Utelinir .Hllver 111 Im portant add-.-- ss with t'.c Whole I Mlbject of the League of Nations when Facet the RepObUoan orsnnlzationv of It dlanapoM w)o will visit his fnnt Dt r BO AugiiFt S Or. that occasion Ih will de-.- l much more fully I i ,ih the Lcr?ue and the foreign rei.- - iom si.ije et than he dw in the aooept-aa-c poefh r l.as since The t.- - lab.)\- - Will be given from the- - porch m Lahor Day Many -- vlnt demands for Labor Day ad-4- n if ea have lren received, but the i tor't. Snal decision If to rnslte thai j itch tn the laboring man who hive re r htm since he became ar. employer ' i :ih whan he ha? lived and a sen- -' 'or twenty years. On Baturtli y. Bepternncr 4. rnairman oi ine ncpuu..- - i y means commit a of this j t ' to t' e number of fnrty-elgh- t. WtJl vtn't the Senator and he wu: aisrc- - rltl them cmpatgn finances. The question of Jest how many . will be delivered away f'ptn Mnrj'.n his not been fully determir. t Tt.ete will be several. Senator Ntw Mid the r tugTamme t far at\ It is corr.-tlete- d dt-- -i r.ot mark any d partv-r- e from the original plan laid do? n a few dayi after the Senator was nomlnatd. Thi front porch Idea will dominate thrnufh the campaign and there wi!I be t!.! occa.eiontil visit with OLe or two rreeh on each trip. Thi norelr.ae will cond-ic- t a dignified iarri.ai(rr.. Senator New said, no matter vhiit antics Gov. Cox may perform. H a \.i rl that he believed there was i - rig more Important for a candi-.:- , In this situation than to try H H eh the Amen. nr. pul:lc to sayj \Jbr.mie.\ The stopped his work several timei to d:s.\.s briefly other stJ5je:is v ith hla caitera One wa Henry C. Wallace, of Des Molnea, Iowa, publlahor i f the TValPu e Farmtr, who wlli han'l'e i the farm campaign from the Chicago Brig.-Ge- r. W. W. Atter-bttr- of the Pennsylvania JUilroiri. who performed distlriguished strvl I n Europe In charge of transpoi . tatloa for the A. E. K.. discussed briefly tk( railroad situation. Transportation Crisis. The wrld Is fsrlng a trarsportatlon r!t.i r.en Atterbury snl(L as nothing fis ben added to the railroad facilities Mnce thi war er ded. The whole subject rr :t he dealt with smnely, he said, and H'led \!n its relation to the political que.-Ke- of this ye.r I feel thnt Senator Harding, candidacy and the of the RegHlhllCan party rep-f\- assurance of that careful, .nd con.trurtlve att tud that t abeolutely nereaeary to deal with the rre.blem The Intereets of labor, of cap-I'--i! i.n.l of the public are all certain to h best served by the Republican pro- gramme. The finance, of the nation require reform and vigorou. retrench-Ihe- nt A primary neceaslty 1. a thor-- i Ighly developed budget system to all Government departments. ' M any well conducted business finis necessary. Public utilities end I il biiflncss cannot be properly rved unless a sound policy controls (: rnm.nt finance, during the coining iry Ir'trest of the lend pnd of the T rte. out for the estxlh:ishn,.'nt of U I'.ty and sour.dncs In this country, fif this country la the itaff by which our modern civllintion must re rted us it llinpr bjck toward the i of progres. from which it haj J Irawn aside In the laat six year. \ Accompanying Gen. Atterbury\ were, \\ar.l M. Hanna, Jr.. of Cleveland, Ik of the late Mark Hanna. Ice Dealer. Surrender. a'.uai. Tea., Aug. 17. All the Ice which deliveries ,; Saturday In face of threatened inn of prop.teerlng unlea. they met ' demand of Federal official, that ice at 15 cents Instead of 0 its. rsumfd deliveries (elllng the reduced nrlce. sllnnrknta I. .11. P. to Hear Ifardlagf fr far i,, Minn.. Aug. 1. Two hun- - 'red Minnesota Republicans wlli go to Mar'on. (inio, August 27 by special train to bear Senator Warren O. Harding. Re- - t Publican nominee, make one f hi. front porch speeches. This wa. : announced by I. A. Caswell. nrpnbUeaa National Committeeman nvm .Minnesota. 'HARDING IS 0. SAYS JOE CANNON Calh Him Man of Ability, Courage and Judgment. '.!. tn Turn f, v ... New Voaa Haaai.ii. Chicaoo, Aug. 17. \Uncle Joe\ Can- non, the dean of Illinois Republicans, lcoking the picture of health, dropped Irto the Republican National Committee headquarters to-d- for a chat on She national situation. Settling Ills black cigar more Ormly In one corner of hie mouth, he began : \I am constantly asked by the voters of my district and elsewheie: 'Lo you know Harding?' I tell them I know blm very well. And they uak: 'Ho' about htm?\ 1 atn glad to reply : 'Harding la O. K.' \I have been Intimately acquainted with Warren G. Harding for years. He Is a man of the gTeiteat ability, pos- sesses great roursge. and. better still, Is long on good Judgment. There'a a time for courage a vuluable trait In private -- nd public life hut mot valuable when cne Is elnihed with power, as Harding ha been for many years, and as he un- doubtedly will be for many years to HARDING NOT COMING TO POLICE FIELD DAY Mensjijvp From Hays Says Sen- ator Will Re T nable to At- tend August 28. WID H. Hays, chairman of the Re- publican National Committee, tele- graphed to Potto. Commissioner Rich- ard E. Enrlght from Chivig, yesterdav that Senator Harding would be unable to attend the police field day at Oreves-en- d Bay August tt. Senator Harding was li.vlted at the same time as Oov. Cox, who ha-- i accepted. It had been understood prior to Mr. Hays's tele-p- i am that Senator Harding would be unable to come. John W. Week., of Massac husetts tad former Cnlted States Senator from that State, who I. assist- ing (?halrir.ari Hays at Republican Na- tional Committee headquarters, charac- terised a. \little short of Impudence\ the attacks of FrarUlln D. Roosevelt on ;ho so called \Senatorial groip\ for their activities In advising m the con- duct of the Republican campaign. Sen- ator Weeks', statement reminded Mr. Roosevelt that he \owes his nomination tn Tammany Hall.\ The Young Man's Republican Club will meet r.t the I'ennsylvanla Hotel at 3 o'clock this afternoon, when CoL Thomas W. Miller, director of the Re- publican r.iticr.;)! rpenkers' bureau, will add rMi the members. Ale.'k J. falconer, mxnegr of the ;. avatt Bull HoOM 'ompalgn In the Northwest In 1912 ard who was elected to the lower House of Congress on the Bull Moose ticket in Washl.igton that year. Is lr Ntw York, and his services a speaker m the Ke;ublican cam-pai- hue nam aceptcd by Col. Miller. An executive advisory' hoard com posed of prominent vo:rn writers has beer, orgj'.ied by the women's division \f the RapuhUcan speakers' bureau, in- cluding Mary Roberts Hlnehart. Anna 9teM Rtchartlaon, Mabel Coliytr. K Ixebeih FTaSitr, Margaret MGlffert. (\nr.i.r:e Roosevelt Robinson and ethers. The nam-- s of 0BM 2,000 women who wl'.l be ivrilabie as speakers are being card Ird-xf- il Co! Miller baa gone to Phlladelphli to corfer with Senxtor Boies 'enrc re?ard'i g the psrtlclpation hi the campaign. It was ; r.rouncd yes- terdav tntt Stat, duties will keeit Gov. Coo idve near Bogton and that he will be unable, tbeiafora, to speak at present except In the vicinity \f Massachusetts. OHIO'S DEMOCRATS SPURN Convention Slights Harmon and Campbell. O t.i'MBT s Ohio, Aug. 17. The Demo-ra- t' v igr purposing to carry Ohio for Cox and RooooTfcW and eject the Dmoermtk State ticket wu formally liunch.'d here y at the party . Sute oocventiocv ifn. ..rtcnfioTi r.elrnte.i a nlatform pledging the party, if returned to power in Hie Sv.te, to rlld economy, ei.actinent oi a debt lii.-.i- ; i j n iuw and a mor\ eeijil:.Ue J'strihutloii of taxes. It J heard nddrces by Gov. Cox. Secretary oi \'ar Paker. Senator Alice Pomerene and A. V. L'onnhey candidate for Gover- nor, in addition to the keynote speech by M. A. Daugh-rt- y of Lancaategj Twenty-f- our candidate, for Presidential Elec- tor, vere .elected. t i ., rA'lo.. evnectatinna that l .9. id.,, f r the two forme- - ffovernors, Judaon Har mon and James E. ( ampbell, would De chosen as i lectors at large, the conven-n-u- nt inte. In. rm.K and file and se lected OnCar E Bradf.te of Xenla and James V. Malley of Cleveland. The k lyaote speedi of M. A. Dough- erty wa. replete with laudation, of the Democratic n.tloi.al and State admin- istration, and criticism of Republican leaders and that party. Presidential rundldate He repeatedly referred to Senator Harding as the \Newberry can- didate\ and the Chicago convention as the \tCewh.liy co\. nation.\ Mr. Daugherty so. '. \Ohio Democracy wiil keep feith With the national Democ- racy Just a the national Democracy has kept faith with tlie rest of the world.\ STOKES DENOUNCES THE 'BEAR DRIVES' Ex-Cover- of New Jersey Writes to Comptroller. Tk::nTn\. N J. Aug. 17. Ill a letter to John Fkelton Wliltum., Comptroller of ClU fancy, tt C S.okes. formerly Gov- ernor and t e.f the Mechanic National Bank of this '.Ity. declare, he hepee the \time will come when some PraeMent dC tlx Dnited S'ate. will put Jail the people reeponrihl. for these beag drives and the lestrolng of the Investment eamlntr. of the country.\ \It 1. a perfect, outrare to deatrny values the way it 1. done In the .tock market.\ Mr. Stokes wrote. \A very small percentage of the actual holding, are ever traded In, bi:t the Innocent who 1. net selling oattt the value of hi. own stock If he ever want, to eeil. bee. use somebody In Wall Street sell. It short. Bam burning Is a vir- tuous occupation compared with this .nor.str.rti. mediaeval robbery of the so- - called 'be art ' . Y. Mtenra Co. to I..e Vote.. Receiver, of the New York Steam Comranv were authorised yesterdsy by Judge John C. Knox of the I'nlted States Irtstrict Court to Issue IMO.nPO in short term notes to be taken up as soon a. possible by loOO.OOO In receivers' cer- - ie.. . mm Th. nnies are to be Issued at once to meet coi hills, and the certifl-rate- e are to continue the business. The receiver, prevlouslyjj'hsued HOO.Ofg to eer-U- f oate., since redejjied. THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1920. ARTICLE X. APOLOGY IN BAKER ARGUMENT Secretary Tries to Prove V. 8. f iinr Pm4iniiA Ai A mrt If muot vuuuuur ' aim i& It Slights League. BLAMES HARDING, LODGE Says serve Our Own Peace, Much Less That of CoLfMBtts, Ohio, Aug. 17. Formal announcement of his purpose to over the a tho and It art to and de- - ilr- took capiui 1 the and me aepenaenia \i the fac- - if He of musket public only counter public Interest ,iib'r work injured upon those reduoed average mill, t.nLnwt, agency between HE It reduced oocupa-- ; We Are discuss ml in 8cn and nnd Into .lilt.. ' L 'ed ' i lo to to 4.o New the it reformed child that new was not urlan sound. In contest between the Aua. 17. and whether national National i the Oe- -M I .,m. of here ar. Inclined to be a mused f'' \fh from Ch ,0 - ' . . .. j.- - rry mucn me same, xor lorwnm i ,. u. , , ,i the American rauier .nan inoeneta uj urau Jb articulate mis- - \\\\ \ \ urged sgainst ; aWM), urrounded by j ' ... ........, it.- - arhl.h i... The gave In tr:c league 01 .x a lions, \ \ ' ......... ... .,, - k . . . . t.-l- m.'n in h, tPranklln D. Roose- - the evidence of nelliah desire i health as the cause and Intimated that was maue. oecretarr rwaer i ' ..o.i . A. the before t. can- - .t the Ohio State I dldate. in his stumping tour through the , K,Uj. uarfSt whin Mt 8taW- - The \When the based on T1ey aay that his reople gave their moral strength tn make In hi. speeche. North Da- - r, actlonary r.sarded it tL-a- n feelins been swept aside.\ kota vatarrtST n ilch he called the revolution, liaker said, \there remain but 15 ' liars\ lor saying that th from State to world affairr, or three points which really dewrve se- - Rritisl I t I f I n. nn . I..Bm. 11 six voles the the end' the to very .thar.k you. and ran\ cooMoeraion. - ; . . i .... u.. nr .,r l. SUte., U typical of the or uiueny nntiuuitia. \ ' \ Itant of these Is that which Is address take the facility to rwntaon .,, ,Vl:l0.rau are re- - any potentate any uistord myself and to of the covenant, to a effort to stem declare He would merge KM m the President has said. Is the the Increarlng of public opin- - huim wis ' lon Wilson league. mllon. The has faith heart of the who,, matter. ga!r.t j Mr H0lU,volt dMUrcd with a grcnt in tae moral seme of clvll- - \Slnoe .Senator Lodge and Senator , fhow ( njnteoj, that the Uwilpa He ansn.rs captious Hardlrr have both repudiated the lodge' Hnhiir.in, tain that ihev \liars'\ wltli an expressed confidence In liuman- - in and Mr. when tttMn over of night Hons, which both voted. , Hrlt-ii- onlv one votx Ity. He would stop the flow sneaking tour, which ho , It seem llk;-'- that these parttr- - n Council ,he LaagU. of Nut ons. lo of armaments. He would take up spokm in New Itilar wIV in the cam- - tailed to aay, however, that the Re- - .ubMuule the agencies of yorR anrt ,t a numb, other RagUrn Ipalgn the tae-- who killed Mr. Wilson'. i Jinanlty and education for point.. tics to deteat ratincatton oi :. ji:e In the out that in .ir' oi numnii cesirniMni ne it- - .'ai;w liarrlxm aniioi'.nce.i tr.'.'. treaty.\ the General AseemMy of the leugue. JOCtl the treed of e'enator New Mexico and Rep- - Asserting that whole question no all before he council national or and believe, j Dan V. of Ke haBged Article X., ilr y by either to a that God Intended mtlu- - braaka have been added to the list voted himself to the discussion of that . d.gpute Writ gmpir. hag six noe of moia! ghtuld not sieakers. Scnatm section the covenant, saying that he t i o'e for the Tniied leUereO by boundary He be- - of Oklahoma will be here to-- d i dM believe there could be any Is here that should be as fo confer with Chairman White, league of peace or without I ans that Ml has human ItgelC, learn by Thomas Wade, national j Vthe of Article X. in the cov. ,lthrr nrve. re i(j n,,. covenant ana II WU. nim evolution trorn Is Rere airea.ty. anu en-.n- t accented as a ,. ... l.i; rr, r ' of to-d- ever the my.-- . dared that Cox will get the t'r,l' of and ti.at the and Ro- - and nations Iur:iillhed Mm bv propa- - yesterday j every many earth \ s'ay. Critic. Ml.read Article X. gandists or may pressing and .,n a VUl \These who criticise Article h1\ dee leagu covenant those who said, \ml.-rea- d into it some sort oi h studied II fully. tliat phVOM the mllltarj' power the, , understwHl here that at the disposal j0hns,,n (Cat), who led the figh: Countil and will require ,ht. Sf,iat(, .,Blt(nst p armies to overscan io;lure 0f Wilson covenant will enforce of Article X. without )et ,hr votprs the West and middle consent of the American people. But West forget the real lcIs when the there whatever the cove-- ; tjrm for votinr n t can-r.a- which seeks to change the power ' (j1d.ues comes Senator riven by the Constitution Congress alone to declare war. \While it might well be that the early rta?' s ot the operation of eo great a prln-ip- le it might be nece.sary for the Great Powers ihOW the sincerity of It u- - is oe u Ihe'r 11 enforr-- , I ,:\' It j I 1 V I second not 1 a wag H have; aor, it to be ad. hissed to the sound wisdom of league, wtth-jo- action, would be able In all human to make the guarantee rff-cti- ve by mere weight of morl nd economic power.'\ Without Ar.lcle Mr said, i \the league is vain.'' while with it the league becomes a g'eal. modern, ' l.ed working to bring I words. w.i rid into \Just oc Cox hi.-- i. A T lie es j . in in world maintenance peace set.d which given might our the peace have the hand. competitor for armed Ninth h.id ball under ROOSEVELT'S TALK of has ran out of MlKo ABlubliffllHi , s-rr- of iUTrr:. to oilcans Capital ;ymp7nVp'naius' Knows Meaning League. Tim am. The with protection at Doubt Tosa which was in operation, re- warding which s. the of limb workshop PRODIG Vi'TTH EPITHETS the HEALTH ClOOD, 8AYS tlonal It Imposed penalties Tnabla Expected nnrr5son Anmg(i World.' Take Can- didate Task. preserved from government the economically Republican Htate, Democratic Committee, 'politician, objections\ nn are ,,..,. rhalnnanahtn. story T'.'titlRlpatlon ordinarily y War Department, speaking Democratic reoTu.red Government Intervention Democratic convention. intemp.rate suifgeetions par-:w- \' have IMW In Itepubtlcins \Turning o7.Clon for International anarchy. now Kh, IgflrtjBg war elsewhere.\ ever Pragidagl assc progressive awakened olijectlon were has not building has reservations He gOTarntMntal lllu.tratlon. publicans, tt vn. nam International, Stephens of; campaign expressed government disarmament rtepuMi. humanity commltteemai. equivalent experience, inat principle'..,. the yesteri'.aj Democratie Democratic el.ee that is mislead who not ho forward, not going io,,. backward. . OI ... X.. ,e.lr rare thelJBm Kjx be sent th, not nothing Preeidcntlal Ncvemher. its j I ! Gov. defence followed his includ.r.a He the Senator merely that i.mue expected take the the ticket and you Ult, aasuranC. that lay this tea- - will not league. irated. will edherenej by AAV UUO UTPUT nAve chance Ing am far the I.I li III insult United eonoerned, unuiWUUW by CongTc'L.-- . Meanwhile, the Cciiff'ftss'onel X., ctvll- - agency,\ the relatlonehlp. Democratic that Bepn of Washington, : me .. BMt oy w In an to re- - iuu X. s of ue of of ,tnn ,k of j deliberately ' of of nf Cnc of to In to \n to as It Jt lr (f ,0 is in in FOR OHIO'S 24 VOTES r&p.Hn-f- d of previous \monstrous Germany,\ Is ,, Republican particular dlshcnotablt- of do v myself.\ Tour Wlilte \Look I look sick?' \My \n. bring would .....k.i.i. from leader trend Gov. they Ureal reiurce doe. after figure r except used Senate, t upon Baker party right State. lines. Owens Thg among H'VOl . divine Biker voter, States tlieie upon reasons would Via from Ftrff Pnpe dally would misrep- - yotee Wll.-o- Kualn s'jmp There State he an. Aug. be changed armistice possible. Pomerene delegates members i Jimmy.\ edict! I rt.vfnue changed been afer November elec'.lon.\ would enter Into relationship wlUi other minds the Performance, test, of the world was rid. by Oov. vote Presidential cami.algn,\ ll.at . , ws . i the , nr kin \This article the i hlch led up adopt.on of a new tiotis .aia nave to uo ,t , ?rcMn.ict. when thero I which. It Is s.ild. to be American- - for nhlo. picturing how. us.\ j doullt arTione Bny of parties as! I lied.\ Mr. Baker said. \It is American :h. that the developed from Asserting that the Democratic posi- - ,u exlatence. it It I an agricultural an tion the Leaque of Nations ' eB)glato for ,he ,untry the elec- - for a. wealth of government had t, to\accept that Interpret.\ .. gfj rmocratlc Idlr.al Iss-.'- the world vard. \ao far no farther.\ Gov. I f afnii,r their before (war; formulated It \Injustice apparent he 1X that tw. he added. ' .i nrinr \Powerful that were soon . . .... I io.c.ci hp c........ . .. i w i ine uihc c.irj u.c American.\ existing status exert-- d In- - fter March 4. its of. 'of the I and and. cc,nventon i SUte . ... . ia ,o hrme .hmit t Sr....Z.-ZZ- : . DlMUnegag nneny Na III is. unre . L:.r.u ,,n.;.,c.; e,ox. enM(,r pomerene dealt armistice ar-- 1 incior-in- g uie a,M. wwr Turning . TVer eapl d Oerrnalty. SecreUty mM : S iJuiiie W i,t nuaatkm. were settled!,, 2\ ,,T1 the issue the and Allies accepted , Thou- - ,T';iB, KANSAS \EAT KULINQ WEEK.\ mrrender the Central Power, on , K..-.- 1'gn I declaration (Uie of I . ... .vnt. candidate for Governor, A. . tin eoncltlon. ul ,nrt labor other with Donai.ey. preaent State delay in Of traotioni bv industrial truge- - uxord is of money aaving treaty appeared break to dJf fc jodfcfei pracUce. were a reproach lor Donahey was ' the world the which . . redounded sfnileer. to-d- rh,a delay .- - .,n.: InJim t the In addition eonreatiol selectee! du Senator Lodge sind ilia rOUtm - i ISMf.rw.fn.il. nmeera.tle Presideiiti.il robin reservations : It due !sr-to- r Harding .nd associates who pn. 'he,e hose \' and settlements .th ixsjge for reeeiva-- . ..nhtlnin - this , At e.o. at .hi. Whkh they have not . . .. m(nst t,. i:- -t tie party in it. fr ..j , are art bv . rltfr, has lTot hU Vheory Candidate with lzZL the Si . go n ivlhily an. ,. n te .llilolHrv establish the,;\1'0' it 'or on ,'n'ifi onr ur u . .... . ... .. . x ' raci ny oi ine oi lay 1 going FOREST FIRES RAGE K vmer . to inter- - ,nin,,., rjetermlned.\ \ Mr ,Ba! the! cratic nominee declarod, majority of PACIFIC COAST beginning must before the ce- -, without - . .. .. .. ... i . .... .r k - mflll IS l n ;!'..; mc i v a family eh- - la a as well a. j Gov. Cox than tness , . , , i element. new tuijuon pora mam ww be t Fun- - Of. - ..l,l \Our the K'\- 17 b high 170,-- 1 the sca pan for nnn v. have well for mankind. ' the Secretary the the the r.,;.. very ' will \l. constitution--.- \The question I. being shall be of it. whether shall cooperate with ether of or shall draw Ds.de. allow rules of weight prevent history mediation or d!K..ation as appealei 111; to .... ,u tc it. P 2. under in ililinartiMis exclu- sively \delivered Columbus to- - i. .no. ON member. i.rtlonary continued. Harding The Democratic candidate : vote t rned Its old nnd Its life be other, and votfd rad v - , i v. 'and moral power be again hTr.l\d f at eve:, frightful hflr the of her her to die In struggle the of her ad- vance, would to '' coma pends in large measure upon us we not United night. he, the next war \de and on Pre.erv, engaged foreign military our league the declared J I driving the Influence liquor. .i pea-- o were the that this his ttnd ir.to not a conven- tion, r a C mm, a : pro- tector Interest, Invoked careless capital disease. Injured created progress between article, western eotisneai national Mhtlaa League Nations separate Johnson Warren 4oing Invented declared i.iceiiiaeiioe political t.xatlon restated National perpe-tur- e Senator attitude Finance eoni'mop applied Interests thjlr ;traur,n. foinUl befrt thought AMe.. South remaning ejecision favor .Avh nrard world cbU'.ne-- l ehction. Northern California, Wash-ingto- Montana Menaced. throw determining America T1 flr7 America civilized peophjs When reviewed Audltoi. morning election T Thursday ren Hariing this a organic safeguards cosmic \\w' T?\! obliged ,!\ber\t processes ,lvy,,. .peenlate. thirty-seve- n Impoverish progressive important hallo'. box. declared subject law of who simI had ree.Ubil.lied ommeiumg rtU for Sa?j Into proportiors whether, substituted l.wmaking property legislative Reout'.l'nn Preaad.nl California, TioO On \T \JZZ near Enumclaw, by has and cal life menacing the northern far ttnoontrolh I Istlc rule municipality ogid ,\ revolution -- iilorelhe Wasl.lngton, Our tVr;,,t urn;n'nrn .h.t school buildirgs .re campaign. Baker m\v household \i'. conflict Socialistic , \If maxe the Elhh Congrmed. thorou.hiy established. bro-- ! ana tnem moorlnts. revolution Is Galveston. Conflrma-agencl- e. war may M, the elrhth tv Cox length bubonic plague announced themselves consOtutlon by the States Public baker the emUami \our shows It entailed. to our own nf II. which I \rM' , monthe 1U much more promising itaraing s we w(r. ptnn or w n we fous,lt obrvation. \\J!. \JSJ following adoption. Big tvcryuuc.y wn the the ne onioning , financial creation.\ . ' - nn. I, irl.t I'nltLd wars about years. be fV. by n- -n years of all n we into we to are to play It be be for struct ion. Mall John years of 77 .1 wss IS00 of ot nd of labor. .iim:.:'. I7I9TU behalf after f0;r.g State .min, \The after pr.?.ic.-ef- i umwu War- - 21, mane announc. from legls- - have Tfe.t civil been h\1 ,'itrit tio'J Will ment game rights those have none, dates equip that been able oh0 1913 b! '\We be renl oenaior ought no, that m A..R--..III- ' state., organisation It In It It of It ac- - a SSA. our In In in In of gg He all hb 100 he win our of of I. of ot of a wan lr of be K.i G. not X lo I H T vnunnrcf-pr- c uuugoivi bytfrom country episodes rified CYiunUv erfhuTCnging-nT- o Knickerbocker keep serious milk pure and Made ZZZ. pUbnrt,ed four-time- n filtered Water, exertion.\ added. great Powers mu,t pareliels continue arm,\ Secretary mutj untveri.! clvillsa'lon parlnir Track Driver Held. Hayes. avenue, chauffeur State. truck, terday Magistrate MrOeehan Kssex Market Court accused the reaction, Irving Senator tribute remain combating majority opened county. averted should opposl- - moneyed fnahle newspapers, conrainers ,titfd'tht opposition. delivered clean wagons. hl.tory .plrlt movement. Reactionary. process des'gnated revolution. point, reaction, believe designated social-In- matter prevented socialism Instead weak- ening Legislature lawmaking referendum revoke thereby removed temptation pass iniquitous referendum proved door, guaranteed Itory established olilents. brought mine children long task health, labor laws. short. conn-d'nc- demonstrated order only liuma- - i\wsmisi Ilefeuce ramie. Cox's closely rpevches recent acceptance. charged stand HsrdinK proposal peace ought much Uetno- - stress deed Harding actually TTMf such dire; formed leaders Article to laws sign- - crowd as lent, there such calls from aa: Senate do \sent an statement iaws I after e an to a ..Tnpv Mr. ,he effect on of uMd durln a mc ,ri1,v li to Is' In no years lo I. to be to after it car- - declared In not moved of our \It ... Ita prortttnr as as ... j... uiac. uac by I plat- - ..... or .. .... with to ol once, ,... cratic long rat v. one to one of to ad- - vp- n4 atnms UK to Fr I U u h i'nlted elector wiU make paid Theodore They chosen Senator of In , now i.'kk ... Bend, be made to ...... uunia .' to mat. ,4 a. as as is In by .... sm to \ In on he a a 4 i. .,. at few siuce ..of Gov. \An that this were that sepa t,on sale, Thc W. yam orc.t and . Pacific North of Washington more are ...i , , N I.r .. .M.I after Z \Ohio made than main line of 8L Paul winds are fires Lassen Trinity National forest. several hun- dred have been unable check Four larse d fires are burn i .... .... ... v.. ...... i . Oil IH. .... .\...\ .I'll ... way Social- - and The Ohio 1912. .. this their good.. act TuewUv wl!! v after until a rule is . we of sUtee- - Plagtoe Ca.e Ohio to aven with Aug. 17. be lnB cfl. r T i? Gov. some told of here hile sioke puUln. Into United I peaceful Mr sail, wMh vice surgeons Another I. have were ..,h(lt nana At tf, became Governor under j.nu.ry a-- m wm years or ...\ had in or its mj well & He ine WWI j the Vcn'll to arrsnee of which ad- - If these hl.tory ,. A fr,n . at once. Be to the wars and domestic dlelurbances. J the counties. healthful. we find that of 1C years of Harding took frorn existence only have been naUonal i r hi. n.ner Ih. years of snd been \The own. \If go of must :War \If we lone hand will one Itself nwn old. of a If. yes-- j i truck while the Pee. good iniries- - rty( the two by have been liiv gain fer port and Ohm rr.ee will pre-- j i.a,,. f . . Star. At every bend road irozen found him aligned a ith and in of clvtllsed - u he do f i by ..I believed he right He mistook nm. , ; of whcile Still wa. orderly evolu- - t on. He as I. that he still be and I still progress. The truth tlie 1. that of force, the It the gave right to a bad tion. \The has Itself when their , and and that it but every , Mr. elate, Ihg speech of to with this l 1 to- - as we of o' to Demo- - to parts In .... Chicago. Rail- road. Brisk fanning on In so to them. ,T1K .1.1 ...CTJ-- In m' State. In I. mdie.,1 on builnes. whereby or at VI of )n on lieves saved O to 48 In ln to of we I. of in as of It to to ,L JL., \ irejler\ mrlting Knickerbocker lei ! for drinking, many JmentM and in making a water fret irritanit. Tel Bryant 3700 B'llyn, Serim 2740. Knickerbocker ICE Company WHITE NOT TO QUIT AS PILOT FOR COX Democratic Chairman Denies Rumors of Friction With Leaders ?re-'senat- Johnmn Candidate's the George 'White, chairman denied aj not peace harmony between Chairman and Kaatern Democratic party. at me. Do de- manded White newspaper him about report. He desperate Senator director the Democratic speakers' bureau, left last Columbus to confer with Cox regarding the Itinerary hi reserva for will tl, tlie bg of the iinlnte'l selfishness personal. Jones the reaonUtlte Almighty the lho not Roosevelt DKlahoma, common tr.umpl. obligation by vote the Nations not the the and ri.,. farmers people pirbllcan vote. In that State. Nathan Straus cabled Vranklln D. Roosevelt from Enrojie. where he has been atterrtlng the Zionist International Conference, that decldd forego his Intended trip Palestine return to America to assist In the Demo- cratic SAYS G. O. P. HELD UP REVISION OF TAXES Pomerene of Ohio Charges Cowardice Senators. Coh:mbi'. Ohlfi, IT. Reviewing reasons why Democratic party flOO.000 demed It Iteceneary that revenue as soon after the fhe seemed to like confl- - ing of the determined 'Atlee (Ohio) asserted the ,jay of the- - \Don't you Committee out Senator Harding's Uiat w,.r, not to ur,; effort be made I of nv the nations new urM ch,nKea tl the lux. th who asserted alter j,omerene Any party that Is too \ie. ,h., ! the of covenant the ncimn, and need, constitution the j State .trusted and arming to Industrial common- - regardk jourselv-e- : fought the th scheme reservations Senator prtodple at for and y- - acta and was the league covenant ,,rton due to inU and .m.ia ratified Pisihle iac-- i pun thoroughly the voter.\ fluence, otherwlsf. adopted ...... fimdamen- - tne tongue :.r orm 'iov. condition, out the ;.l chief our ..nm-a'sure- d. t'TnZ of that that fourteen the 'President faced eaen the ,roud has the tje taxpayers promise . . the the llp' were who the race No- - to her. vari that ,;tx me; ng. partielpate In the \a ettjunshln. which wm ratified majorities (looted. she the law for J mo-- e sons word, sufficed War. Nations chiely malt?\ Victor exi.res. ilcailon duress.\ should farther decta-e- d Interest \arty weight herielf continued cosT surpend VT,. the West Mvntana. men . '. \ Z Q. of to Are la the Milwaukee and the and California, and i j , and the for C II Se ptember own ZZHL i. ln Mr. toh,wti by It has men war ken hfr The Tex., n of wa. Americana , new e(fwt programme case man ana tlm for was ; eve. used In our nf dlotributed In It out our net strong We but In 'a supremacy: insuimssi which, action reign houM confil.t Health people. uwrsng Interest he. eure milk Ice (tie vniu the m xeuuiary the h, the the \It an The however, He the trench. the by and the legis- ts the life Ind rsday. te.' rn and and men and hi. ork sup- - Mr. \aJ law L'L.I.. . was \ of fry ihr care the ice inirc toft from Here. wu In the men asked the sort which Pat for has to to the war It pea the the all. not We ia as the We the the war Mnuncea. West. Harrison, questions Bketthool campaign. the the the geww for Gov. Allen Aake All Citl.en. to Get Ilnay Aagaat 23. Topeks. Kan.. Aug. 17. Gov. Allen Ic-d- preplanned a \rat killing week\ in Kansas, beginning August 2J, In the j interest of hcaith and of food conserva- - tie.n. The prooJamati.m rsscrt. that at least fun. 000. 000 In foodstuffs I. lost annually In Kansas thrcugl. ravages oftrata and mice. ttf ?\ EGYPTIAN DEITIES and invariably hUSs Deities to any cigarette. 30 FEFX fresh and Most likely you have just cleaned your with Colgate's. It's safe to use every day. Sound Engineering Nocar ever won national reputation until its motor demonstrated an ability to make good in the greatest emergencies and under the severest stress. Fifteen years devoted to the development of motor fundamentally correct in design account for the na- tional reputation of Dorris cars. 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