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T U i 8 They g Doug lot, so ~ is Selli 300 Pairs of CARLS HARDING BREW[R ViIO IS SCAR[ID O[ Ojll Anti-Saloon 1.eaig ue Couinsei Siubmnits Diiferent Sets of Questions to ('andidtes Says ('ox I'LAN T) I'it(YfiEC'T IiAHI)ING. Governor ('ites Statements Irona Senator's Secretary Showinf Status of Iitiblican l'arty'm Nominee. Sheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 2.Senato> flardinog was (ha racte rized ams" brewer who is a pologiziing for hi: holdings"' in a statemnentf issued her< tonight hy Governor Cox he fore th, latter's deparitumre to finish h is camn paign tour. Gove*rnior (ox did( t.he respject ive pro hibition pos itionms of hi riasel f and Sen ator Ti aiding and chariges that Wa yn .1. Wheeler, general cuosel for t h National A nf i -Saloon I eagume, ha alcted( to "pioteCCt"' S. at or fird in and was a "mere chat tel of itepul) can headqua rters." Governor Cox assert ed that quei Li;n edto him onmina S e f ior ladin p ~ ~ I gu a ~ ~ ~ I" El Begii GOIN 00 Pair o to the hi s, Mann's-Ow be on hand. ' ng Out. So b4 Men's Pants; 40( Shoes a: 'ams by Mir. Wheeler were dlesignedl to aidl s the Rep)ulican nominee and the Gov- v e rnor cou rtedl fu rther but identicl ii qulestioninog.1 Thie G;overnior's staltemen't follows: MAy atttition ha sheen called( to a V dispatch fro mthe East which quotes 11 Wa yne II. Wheeler, general counsel t of the Anti-Saloon ILeague, as saying I that he has submitted quest ions to.I hoth i11a rd ing -md myvsel f--and( that Il had not responded hut Senator 11 ard.-if ing had. "kt me ire thI e notice of the< public to th is significant circum stance: I was asked whether I was for or. aga inst any pr'oposal to change I the Vo0lsteadl law.'' Senator lIIardin was asked whether he stood by his recorded vote ont the 18th amendmenti - andl the Volstead act. '[his sharp di f ference will he ntoted; the quest ion to - me was based upon0 future develop - mients; thbe one to Senator Iliard in awas not. I was asked what I wouild I do in the future; Senator Iliarding was noiit."' "T[he habitual t rickery of Wheeler, - wvh(ich is (liobis in the face'( ofI his oft - repea ted statement that the Anti-Sa Sloon fIa~tgue was only interested now rr ini what mig-hte (lon with th,. o Htu ining at G OUT( Is Men' S H C ghest bid ens, Maxine, Fhey will be s 3 on hand Tu Men's Suits, a rid Clothing goe Depa .ad act, and yet he mladle nio attempit 'hatsoever ascertain Senator Ilard ig's standl onf what he (Wheeler) imlself says is the real issue. This '0uld all seem to be a carefully de isedl partisan plan. In fact, onie wouldI ave expe)cted it fr'om Will IH.. Ilays, he Republican chairman. That it was reparedu as a~ prot ect ion to the Re uli ca in andlidate rat her thani an .L, rmpt to( ascertain his views i's per eetly clear. "T'h is idea wvouIld seem to1 he strength nedI by the coinid~ence of ev~ents. On he (lay precedling Mr. Wheeler's state ne'nt representatives of the Prohibi.. ion party madle public in Chicago a etter from eorge Christ ian, .1 r., Seni I or lIIarding's seecreta ry ,in which two trik ingI statements appeared---- first, hat the Senator was interested in the >re wery business anid , secondl that if he Volstead law was cha nied by onigress the Senator would niot i m oAperly impose his will on the law rnakLinig hod y. In the face of this d is ourbinog revelation first aid was needed fromi some' sonurce. If it hadl been given by (ha irman iilays, of the Rtepubl ican national comm)inittee, it would have beer availing, but Mr. Wheeler true to his 'ryl r. c 10 A. M. I )F BUSIT 5 ailLE v E S ! der. The, and Buster old one pair esday, Octobe 11 sizes; 350 Bo: s on the Auctior irtmc ar'y influences of die commercial wing now in charge of the Republican party, came forward with a blandering and unscruplus dlefense. it is inconceiv able how any sensible person wvould attempt to foist such a thing on the p)ublic, and, further, howv the conscien Lious members of the Anti-Saloon el aguie can have any further doubts as to Wayne Wheeler being, what I have alreadly charged, a mere chattel of the Repiublicani headq(uariters. Submit Same Questions "If Mr'. Wheeler is an honest man why dhoes he not present the records of both Senator I larding and myself oni the Iliquo?- question an dIthen sub mit to us the same question, with an agreement to print our replies theretc without comnmetn. I wouhld also like to ask Mr. Wheeler what change has come1( over' the recor'd of Senator IHard iung that has enabled Mr. Wheeler, as~ the spokesman for the Anti-Saloor I .(eague(, to withdraw the conde(lmna t ion by the A ntiSaloon I A'ague against the Senator before h is nom inationi Il ow can he explin i to the con scien. tiouis men of hiis organ izat ion his sup. port for the P~residency of the Unite< Stams a brewver who is apoolgizini. for I.' hol,1ins 9' isi CT ,At NT 8'] qESS T. are fine Brown Shoes at a time. A r the 5th, 10 "s Suits. Ent iBlock. ~ntS Nine speeches in Nebraska are schedule for Governor Cox tomorrow, beginming at 8 o'clock. The Governor is to make rear platform addlresses at North Platte, Lexington, Kearney, Grand Island, Aurora, York andl Sewv ardl. lHe is due at Lincoln, William .. Bryan's home city about 4 o'clock for a more extendedl address. At Omaha, Senator Hitchcock's home, tomorrow~ night the Governor will speak at the auditorium. 'rhe Nebraska camp~aignl openedl the last wveek of the Governor's Western trip), which began September 2, and which closes next Saturday at Kansas City, wvith South D~akota, Kansas and Oklahoma to be toured. D)uring his Sabbath rest here today the G;overnfor' attended Trinity Episeo. pal church, hearing a sermon or world peace, visitedl a nearby cattkh ranch andl hadl tea wvit~h former Gov. er nor Carey. M A RlK ET' R EPO(RTS ON PEANUTS AND) POTATOE* Clemson College, Sept. 24.--Mr. F IL. Hlarkey, agent in marketing, U. S Bureau of Markets and Clemson Col loge xninervIce, has just r urry! 5 quality | in the brains 'A. M. ire Stock of tor e. turned from an official trip to Wash ington andl Baltimore. While in Washington Mr. Harkey asked for all possible assistance for peanut and sweet potato growers this seasonl. Ihe was adlvisedl that the Bureau of Markets will issue throughout this season a weekly nmrket report on pea-, nuts, which will give all possible in format ion on the distribution and prices paidl for this crop in the United States. This report will also give cer.. ta in information concerning the im ported (rop) which should be valuable to the grower. A semi-wveekly report will lie issued on sweet potatoes giving prices paid on the various markets, the number of ears received dlaily and from what points, etc. For each of the above reports MIr. Hlarkey wil jassist in getting in as much local inarmation as possible so that, we may know more about the moveme'nt. of the South Carolina sweet p~otaito anad peanut, crops. All growvers or buyers wishing toa rec'eive either of the above reports .sh~ould write at once to F. L. iarkey, . V vension Service, Clemson College, S. C., and have name placed on mail - ingr licts.