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Show I Comment Liberty HE UTAH STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 21, 1928. 4 Contributions 4 4 4 4 4 nished each district worker in the state. These cards reach the district worker through the easiest possible way sometimes through the county or precinct chairmen and sometimes direct. Each district chairman is charged with the responsibility of getting a number of helpers who will A Democratic state newspaper, published every Friday each take a small unit of the district and proceed to make Sponsored by Salt Lake Womens Democratic Club. Edited by Salt Lake City, 'Utah, devoted to progressive ideas and to the canvas. voters doubtful and Democrats Republicans, state and promotion of the progress and prosperity of the will be listed. The person making the canvas will be auMRS. D. M. DRAPER. party. thorized to collect funds from those whom he sees. One Endorsed by the State Democratic committee, Salt Lake dollar is being asked from every person who is interested in Our Slogan: "Every Reader a Contributor.' committee-Officcounty committee, Utah county seeing the Democratic ticket or any part of it elected. Of boom 111 Atlas Block, this dollar fifty cents remain in the locality to be used as cents comes to the the local leaders sec fit. Twenty-fiv- e Salt Lake City, Utah. state committee. Twenty-fiv- e cents pays for a three months' BERNARD L. FLANAGAN, Editor. subscription to the Utah Statesman, which paper will carry all instructions from the state chairman and from county C. S. GODDARD, Business Manager. chairman to the workers during the campaign. Besides the t0 pr,nt 1,ort 7J,J!L.C1,L,n at Balt official notices the Utah Statesman concerning women Second Clas Matter. July 11 1M. at the FWoffle Enured will carry other authenweak from now until election time. 1179. net March ! of Lake City Utah under the MRS. ANNA T. PIERCE Y. tic information of interest to the voters of the state. Candidate lor the State Legislature from Halt Lake With the state chairman in possession of authentic inCounty. born ,n ADVERTISING RATES Wty and has lived formation concerioib the voters of the state why there can She Gets Huge Daily Sack IQ til .nnEe..P1,2!? la m war and durlntr tha war was an active redcroaa worker. Hho mother, Of Letters, Most of sonabie campaign fund there is no reason why there can was n ardent supporter of Woodrow Wilson Club In Utah. Mrs. Per Column Inch $1.00 has broad Piercey be not waged a successful campaign for Democracy. Nice. Them in various lines Hhs 1. a gradual of had experience Really Y the LEGAL NOTICES t rovo and the normal department of the University of Utah, haa spent lh pub,i0 ch00U 93.00 CHICAGO G. O. P. RECORD. Notice of Assessment, 5 times 2frSu,3ctch7r.ln 50 ALBANY Countrywide feminine 0rV'd ,lw? '"Jons In the state legislature and Delinquent Notices, per column inch and good luck wlshea for is th" author of the sympathy eight hour. law for women. This law 2 times Homer cenProbate Notices, a presidential candidate's wlf are la considered tha best present Galpin, chairman of the Republican county eight hour law In tha United States as It 4.00 tral committee, said that he would be in charge cf the Re- keeping lira Alfred E. Smith cloae but two shifts to ha worked within twelve Notice to Creditors, 4 times hours her deak theea day a. thus doing away with tha split shift. Mrs. Fiercerconutiva also endeavored publican campaign in Cook county and then went north for a to Tha Summons, 5 times Democratic nominee'! wife law was whleh successful in passing w? nJnn,u,n vacation in Wisconsin. . . . haa a dally mail aack that almoat im?. Phone Wasatch 852. V d ,n Speaking of Governor Smith. Mrs. JU His part in local politics and government, his associates cquale that of her buay husband, " in favor A1 Smith, Governor of takea it upon hcreelf to because I think ho ie a true Democrat following In tha footsteps in and out of office, his connections with the disorderly, and aha of each letter President personally. Woodrow Wilson; and liko tha Utter putting 4TLL VOTE FOR AL IN NOVEMBER. "Most of them are really nica tiie gloved Democracy Into actual disreputable and lawless auxiliaries of politics are known hufor tho benefit of operation ' aha said today in exto every one who knows anything about local conditions. and sweat, of r,COnl ,n PUb,,C WV,C for tha aha hours planation has tT.nty:flv0S8',th73MrkbU Not because he stands for modification of the prohibi- It might as well be A1 Capone in charge of the campaign. spent wrltng notca of thanks admire hU honesty. Justice, tolcrence. sincerity, courage and his . "Of of lot a are courts stand for into them from him Such a assumes durable for that the is religloua man; a believer in temperance: a man management only impossible tion law. But because it crackpota, and I don't any atwlh a wonderful to meet anti master every fluences in political action are the influences of the tention to them, but thapay sinsituation. fact Jutth man ourcapacity really needs at this time. greater nullification of that constitutional amendment than racketeers, Chicago country onea cere ahow beer machine auch fine a bombers, eplrlt gunners, kidnapers, has been witnessed under eight years of Harding. Coolidge needlers, panders, joint keepers, gamblers, payroll mendi- that I feel I Just ought to answer UTAH COUNT Y'CLUBS! them." f cants and petty thieves, fee robbers, habitual criminals, imand Mellon. ? The occasional services of Mlea encouraging slgna for Democrats of Utsli la which tho young people are displaying their eagerness ills the relief for munized murderers and such gang chiefs as are able to keep nose Pedrlck, who was his secre- - ,?, Not because he can assure legislative 'n th movement for Governor Smith. In Utah County a Governor when was Bniith ",p from each others gun fire and enjoy the protection tary young people's haa barn president of tho New York City county-wid- e that beset agriculture. But because he could not give the away In Lehl, of official patronage on strictly business terms. Board of Alderman and who comes ?r,?ed' Pleasant Grove, ,?!ranj?h club American received has he than consideration heartless more farmer maniiun from her tjprlngville, Fayson and Spanish Fork. The officers of tha This the political hoodlum, highbinder and hijacking to tha executive . In New York when ah. is ent club are: under Republican rule. combination which had things in hand until the votes were President Glen Woodmansce, Sprlngville. beKirst Vice President Mist Doris Cunningham. American Pork. counted April 10 after a campaign of political assassination, Not because he is a member of Tammany Hall. But Second ice Preldent Mrs. Bertha Robert. Provo. ballot-bo- x house more no are repulsive assault bombing, of stuffing, intimidation, cause the stripes Secretary and Treasurer Blaine Larion. Provo. Tammanys tiger are-Chairman and : kind the of gang terrorism. Publicity Committee Boh Allen, Provo, every than the slotches put on the G. O. P. elephant by The officers of this parent club arrange ciouueu wun mra as ane ton, to attendvarious The scoundrels, blacklegs and professional pickpockets, ryes Mellon gang of Pennsylvania and the Bill Thompson reof the letter aha had Just received branch meetings, and their unique schema of federation tha la creating till card of murh woman a raiders, In treasury enthusiasm, women, exploiters tappers, in hitherto Lehl, Massachusetts, considered a o of jfrom Chicago. Republican publicans signed no name. Tho unknown hold, one hundred members are enrolled in tha young people's Not because he is a Catholic. But because his record sharpers, commission killers, per diem gun men, contract clubs. Smith In addition there la a branch of the shows that his devout Catholicism has never influenced bombers and percentage kidnapers used all their violence to .paper picture or me two Hmltn League for Smith t the B, Y. I', with Don Cluff. President, College who York nominate havo ticket be which would New a in more four tha for decisions (grandchildren good spent and four women's Deino-- I years either his appointments or political summer AI- clubs with their in formed in fully and parents threo fratlc the process of organisation of all this dated from next November, and the combinations tany. Luh County alono. Tho organisation of the women's cluha haa business of politics, crime and vice were defeated in a desperate ef"Sha didn't aign her name," said Jiff" H- w- Gore of Genola, former because he would give big business--all ! secretary of Mra. Bmlth," so I can't answer her. American Farm Bureau. fort of the Soma of rid of to them. not of these clubs would are making a Chicago get people he grafting give because ft square deal. But But it was auch a wonderful note I of community tho of singing, especially The who recandidates southern were the beneficiaries of this campaign songs, and wish aha had told me who aha was. Mrs. Gora report, an unusual Interest. business a lease on Teapot dome, Elk hills ind volt of the voters against government which had ceased Hho aald that ehe thought It must SCHUMANN-HEINpostmasterships. FOR SMITH. be wonderful for me to have those Ernestine Bchumann-HelnNot because his earlier legislative record may possess to be civilized and politics which was nothing more than children, and aald aha envied me so taat who crossed the continent week so aha could register and vote for Governor Smith, my family." is go- vulnerable spots. But because his record as chief execu- rapine, grand larceny, degeneracy, sadism, privileged mur- much Tha wife ot own ,n ahalf of tha Demgovernor's and picked m up be der must in touched head most the extortion, hr systematized the one C.raaIn of been outstanding York has tive of New tho letter, written on pink sta- ocratic Democratic National Headquarters. 17 7 J if they think that the April election was merely a fleeting tionery n with violet Ink. and laid It whiiwyht.0 O.K. on a plan she had worked out, the annals of the Empire state. . on the pile of letters from iha awing a great many votes to th GovNot because Raskob might be given a place in the cab-- episode in the experience of credulous or apathetic voters carefully In the middle west c" ernor her and far west. Bacauaa the alnger la known throughout the nation for her war inet. But because Daugherty, Doheny and Fall would not. and that every one is willing to forget it and welcome all On of her admirers la a little Russian Immigrant girl who marblacklegs back at the table. v'ca cbrmn of tha women war workers n Not because his views oftimes are at variance with the There -- J .k WV !?d, Veterans Democratic Organisation by General is no truce with these fellows. . . . Chicago ried a New York boy. The young he expresses mine. But because he does not pussyfoot huaband T. Allftiip tnt chairman. wrotdhhat ho had read In iry Tribune. i ha paper that Mrs. Coolidge had kI",a- Bchumann-Heln- k himself frankly. told Gen. and Miss Marv Hoyt crocheted a large bedspread for tho Wlborg, who alao haa Joined Gen. Allen'sAllen staff, that aha will begin Not because he was reared on the sidewalks of NewHouse White in a which the tour concert next seal, week. th. REGISTRATION COSTS MONEY. '1 Oava wava engagements between now York. But because his ability has taken him to the capflag and the eagle of the United and election." said Ilia States were interwoven. He added I am going to aay h on of itol steps of Albany. for our The tremendous Presidenha had in interest hie that this asked wife, who governor. 1 wish people outhjm In the country knew something though quiet Rooseaa well as D. Franklin was exceedingly handy with her we do here in the east. Then w wouldn't need to him Not because he was nominated by tial is into with the an havo campaign election. coming plain sight beginning to make a similar bed- It would be unanimous. velt. But becuase he was not nominated by William are of registration. Pennsylvanias two great cities are already needle, for Mra. Smith. In every I visit I should like to gather together the spread . or Andrew Mellon. This spread la now one of the women who didci,ytheir bit in qualifying more voters than the most experienced political cherished for I know are they and our leaders Democratic In certain the executive former aoldies are for Gov. Hmith. He haa been that pieces prominent Not because leaders believed were eligible in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. mansion's linen In office aa gv-rla such closet and of nd pactl placed has the han ho haa done something real fur he because support But him. to ,!frn opposed On the first day in Philadelphia the Democrats registered on a guest bed only on epecial oc- f"r!VPr n,J women. If he Is elected president the t,1;' havew,n men as Josephus Daniels, Dan Moody, Carter Glass, Tom 8,000 more voters than in the three days given to registra- casions. a friend in tho Whit Houae. I know it." and The which conies from .humann-IIelnk'- e appearance In the Democratic strong-- r Walsh, Pat Harrison, John W. Davis, Charley Bryan tion for the intense Mayorality campaign last fall. In the all partsletters, of the country and from mon he workers Democrats. aha shook and hands with rev. In all stations of eral hundred of the personnel. She posed for the many other equally prominent) and ardently dry independent wards of Pittsburgh the districts where a correspondents with photographers But York New make from to advice life, how failed dry. about range he has because Not knd Orator and Sire, rater G. Gerry is reflected without regard to the efforts of to conduct her husband's presiden- and Gen. Allen, rrt.LIarrin trend political enforcewas she snapped signing the register. because he has not placed in charge of prohibition the machines the gain was to the politicians. tial campaign to queries about the n' Alln thllt ha earn from mnlre en.rem,!ndrd health of the monkeys in tha auo armi ment there one of the largest distillers this country has In both cities women played astartling been a major in the Austrian !?' IV" having in lnT large part swelling the that is hnueed in tha backyard of commander of a battleship. Bhe congratubit-5e. U ever known. In onbrother totals. tho mansion. , the work no did several year nffo when he wn An Not because he did not set the price of wheat during ardent Albaama clubwoman Wr r,W" a fUnd tor d'tu,e children in the Naturally. Democratic watchers conclude that this confidently sent Mra. Smith a batch But because his means CentralEmplre. the war to the farmers disadvantage. a swing to Governor Smith and inclines them to pay of 100 tickets for a local charily BLACK OXENS FOR AL. opponent did. some to what have seemed the perfectly wild baxaar In the fond hop that tha attention vote for him . Gertrud wife famous author of "Black Oxen" and other Atherton, would he to ahle governor's Not because many dry Democrats will not of J. M. Guffey and others that the Democrats ell them to her New York friends. Wred rrm Calif0rn, ber of aupoprtlng u- But because many dripping wet Republicans prophesies in November. Hmith I am afraid I'll hava to send will carry Pennsylvania this fall. The Republican soothGov. Smith la a will go down the line for Hoover. back." Mid Mre. Smith gaxlng candidate. she declared. "Ha u not sayers, also naturally, see in the unprecedented registered these ncru table mask. friendly He la fnt human rights essential for tho ruefully at the pasteboards. Not because he is classed as wet. But because this vote in the large of cities and American onrush ..Illation women a the Ideal. of Ilia life la revealed to all aa husband, majorrefather and statesman without rrproach. Ha has. aa four country never will repeal the eighteenth amendment, tlmeo for Mr. Hoover beyond anything Pennsylvania has ever ity our irntart American slats, gio-- n women freedom and . gardless of whom is president. done. One of the of and wages, and no woman can vote against him generally accepted sayings political Not because there should be no wet and dry issue in experts in this campaign without surrendering her precious principles of is that the women ar? for loyalty and gretl- this election. But because Republican graft. Republican Hoover." No one knows relation the wholesale political what laws enforce the. COLLEGIANS to WANT failure SMITH. dry corruption and Republican excursion of the Pennsylvanians will bear to the result, College sons and daughters of conservative Republican families should be the paramount issue in this campaign. but it demonstrates that the country is deeply concerned with re going to vote for Gov. Bmlth and are working beBut he to Iniarest the all the company keeps. Not because I like parents, according to a report mad on her work by Miss Gertrud Ely the candidates and the issues and that this fall's vote will In charge of wmena activities, of the cause I do not like as well the company that keeps his op- - be College exceptionally large. league of the National Democrat I pommltt. n The d is onr of the Among Mias period has found registration objectlegitimate youth, Ely a distinct trend Xot because he sometimes speaks too hurriedly. But ives of toward Bmlth because hla "vigorous, fighting and his It will cost both national campaign expenditure. BOSTON. Declaring that Gov. liberal stand on labor questions have captured personality" because he is not afraid to speak and would not, as a mem- committees th Imagination of a great deal of money to bring out the vote, and Smith ha given the people some- youn ptoplt. seven for his held have peace cabinet, ber of the presidents The prohibition question does nt especially interest this the methods of expending this money are generally above thing to "chew on and intimating which has really bean growing up under prohibition. Miss Ely Hoover has refused to look long years while some of his fellow cabinet members criticism. Voters come out partly on their own initiative part- that the farts in tha face, Conatancs has found out to loot and plunder their country. ly on what they read in the newspapers, and somewhat in re- Lodge Williams. Republican, and Drinking is so easy for most or them: they can get what they the daughter of the lata Senator Henry "ant, even throughout to letters and personal pleas at their house doors Cabot : supposedly dry Middle West." Mid Miss Ely, IY sponse POSSIBLY NOT CAN ELECTION HIS one of the greatest of "They know nothing about the years when laws prohibited the sellNOTBECAUSE Lodge, from New Times. York all of to beparty Issued liquor young agents. ing Republicans, people, they only know that today among BRING UTOPIA. But. after all, simply and sufficiently statement that rent the old G. u their group la prevalent today, and the whole questiondrinking of prohibition cantwo the IB of P. presidential t cause Alfred Emmanuel Smith, of to interest on them. hi slight only elephant sprawling ENEMIES OF AMERICA. haunches-IMiss Ely. In urging college itudenta to other words tha atate- and vole la didates, is the one who did NOT say his platform was ment. which makes a comparison facilitating this for new and absentee vmr register CoolCalvin (heaven help us!) to continue the policies of Governor Alvan T. Fuller, Republican of Massachusetts, nf Smith and Hoover and favor digest of election laws of different elates by sending to colleges a the former, gives th G. O. P. lead ofnr.tehrdlut eataoln nu shrdlu up Colorado Springs Farm Bureau. idge. says : era a severe Jolt. 'You face no worse enemies of America on the fields of The statement, written In Mr. Williams' home, declared France than Senator llefflin and Dr. Straton. DRAPERS CAMPAIGN. We must that Republican party la not allow our politics to be torpedo by prejudice. The beaten !!onthe Nov. ( It will be because . vllr. has sidestepped tha Issues end . Delbert M. Draper, state chairman, is working 'out what right of every citizen to worship as he pleases and to aspire It 'used wan to get together and sustain Coolidge'a a chance Mrs. to music." far tha veto? bears the earmarks of being a highly successful campaign to hold any office within the gift of the people must be pre..... , Wbr did you vole against Utah when the bill was In the senate plan. He is starting out with an effort to get a comprehen- served and maintained inviolate." Boulder Camera. formed ef Massachusetts women or Peage over the president's vto? sive survey of the state. That complete he will be in shape )0 you sH claim that th tariff Is the beat means by which to When Al Smith is elected president we do not presume on politics. Th Importance ofl nl Itia to proceed with a very definite line of battle. Draper's 'ra oK Ji" j KnrfnL lo th, airiauatahip m, method before the present crisis proposed canvass differs from o her canvassers in that his prominence and ability and family i which In costing your party volet? Many hands make light work and if one Democrat in each about What Fall's elrkbed testimony that you and a couple of Tha lata Senator 30Z3OEJ IOE 30E30C 3030 connections funds. The proportion of the campaign funds is seventy-fiv- e cn liodge. her father, wan one of the your friends called on him and urged him to tell the string uf lies 11 for! about tha hundred foremost leaders thousand dollars for which ha peddled Elk mile Republican per cent for the district and county committees and O more than a generation. Mra WII- reserve? e cent the committees. state for bases twenty-fivWhat do you think of the exposure whNh are being mod In per luma' fiixt husband was tha latn Draper Auaustus Peabody Gardner. Re- - Philadelphia, thn rlty owned by our friends Vare? this upon the very logical theory that if the little districts What hava you learned tho liquor truffle In Halt Lake can finance themselves and can organize themselves there county? will be much less work for the state committee to do. Have any or your Republican friends offered you q drink? (Tney 11 g Complete Inalrnrllna In permanent Tale students are debarred from KrHaveto every on else) Draper's plan calls for volunteer work and the success urged any action against certain Republican leaders, may alvea wllheat extra rbnrp with am They of the plan and possibly the success of the campaign dev rhen youn,,d operating airplanes tfore tha grand Jury to clear themselves of liquor on a hickory ennrsa clothes nf their fall resale Cellars. hang Beauty pends upon the manner in which the volunteers respond. charges, declared that their Mg bank accounts were due to legitimate Call or send for Information. business and when their Income tax records were cheeked these recMany hands make light work and one Democrat in each ord were found lo be falsified? , ''ock in the state will do his bit the battle will be more than When are you going to throw a chowder parly fur Fall. e If won. illicit still in urimu man in erty, Penby. Sinclair. Forbes and some more of your old cronies who ItamiKR SHOP AVI, HKAITV PtRLUII SI PPLIKR O not are not In ths psnltsntlsry? a still The plan consists chiefly as follows: If East 1st keulb Salt Lake Illy, Itak. I'koae Has. SIH ft t'h.csan, In Chicago Miami Will you be able to stand the shock of acclng Al Fnilth Dally, considered Illicit. the for fur are Cards, calling required information, White House for your years?. News and Metropolis, 30E30I IOE30C 30E30E oaoi 'if Utah Women Voters Department TaUfsmma it 1 e . Mrs. Souths Mail With Our Candidates Rivals Governors e V nw pru-vld- whole-hearted- e. ly an-aw- er ?r VP ! nt - r par-ho- - strong-Iwh- - 'Not - - soe-clal- ty K k, well-wishe- r. divl-wo- - l"' war-Mm- c. ll r.! n' Cabot Lodges ?ro-wo- rk Daughter Gives Smith Boost n. College-educate- can-niv- gsn-erati- ed Mal-llo- I . SALT LAKE SCHOOL of Beauty Culture JJ n, f'Xr fuM-oa- -j ar-ou- wav-n- I . SALT LAKE BARBER SUPPLY Thtuch-mor- t Noted Woman fives Views 1 Of Candidate (By Mary Kingsbury Btmkhovllch) In "Th Nation" Being neither a Roman Catholic, . nor a member of Tammany Hall, nor of Irish descent, I am for Smith for president. I do not think that a Catholic la lea loyal than a Protestant. Ex per le oca 1 ths safest guide. Catholic Supreme Court Justices Senators, and Governors have not dona ua any harm. In fact, the conscious or unconscious deair to clara our country aa Protestant acema to be at variance with our fundamental law which provide for entire freedom of belief. Tha three main objection to Hmith are: firat, that ha ia wet; second, that he ia a member of Tammany Hall: and third, that, business la safer with a Republican than with a Democratic administration no matter who tha candidates are. Tha cause of temperance was wo, making great headway when now adopted prohibition. Wi hava had almost a decade ot experience to go on, and no one will feny that th natural result of any prohibition has taken place. Tha educational process haa been replaced by lawlesanea. We did not know aa much ten years ago about Propsychology as wa do today. gressiva educational ideas, replacing the "thou shall nota" with poaltlvo outlets In the emotional nd Intellectual Ufa, are now under-too- d more widely. Just aa recreational opportunities are stressed to offset Juvenile delinquency rather than a reliance on reformatories and Jails, ao ia education in superior to prohibiten, if prohibition la bad social psychology wa must face this fact and aak how It can ba honestly met. Governor Smith has not concealed his views on this subject. It la not possible to taka a dispassionate attitude on a questlpn of public policy? Ia it necessary to brand any on who desires a modification of tho law a unpatrlotlo nr dangerous? Fanaticism. wholly out of keeping with constitutional our fundamental rights. Ilea in that direction. To enforce th law completely will not be possible for any president, unless Congress votes a sum of money no practical person believe can b obtained. That Smith, If not enforce the lav aa strictly aa funds available would self-contr- ol wprexl-dent.-wou- dl allow, no one believes who knows him and hi work intimately. Smith la a loyal member of Tammany Hall. All organliallon hava their weak spots But to make a wholesale Indictment of Tammany Hall ia to Indict tha Democratic party in the city of New York, which is tha earns aa to Indict tho majority nf Its cltlxena. Tammany Hall has had an honorable record aa well aa a discreditable on. People are members nf tha organisation by neighborly I was about to aay. association almost by tha aecldent of birth. In a sens it ia Ilka a large family or clan life, full of mistake ami worse, but also full of sympathy, effective helpfulness, and an Intensely realistic understanding of what is practical. Before tha social psychologists got busy In their Hall Tammny Interpretations. practiced what later th sociologists taught. Now, Fmltli was brought up with this crowd. And h is loyal to it as he is loyal to his family, to hla church, to hla neighborhood, to hla rlty, and to hla state. Dependaare hu bility and major qualities. And he never loyalty, aa eo many bigots do, with blind agreement and objection to criticism. A real loyalty Includes criticism. And that h ha given Tammany hall plenty of it la an open secretBut ha has given it from tha Inside rather than troni lha outside. That ia a legitimate way. 'Boring from within" la aa reputable a method as opposition from without. Smith has never a burden or discarded a responsibility. H haa never taken tha easier way. It la often easier to lave a church or family life or a polite I party than It la to stick and ao what chances In Iheso social structure can be affected. All organisation la full of defect!. The price we pay for It la heavy, but In general necessary. I do not aay that to get out to holt, la not a good wav But that la a sometimes, too. question of when and why and how. Smith chooses the responsible way of sticking. Finally, there Is the argument of Many will vote for a prosperity. Democratic governor who won't vote for a Democratic president. Their Idea Is that change la disorganizing and disintegrating business and henc for the country. But though economic security la a primary Issue and on it depends a hlah level In the standard cf living, there la to ba considered a an even more fundamental Isiuo th whole ton of American life ita regard for honesty In ptibllo aervire. its old emphasis on local reresponsibility and Initiative, Its gard for the welfare of tha down-mo- at groups whlrh business prosperity has not touched, It ancient privilege of criticism In puhllo life, which ths term In office of any party tends to obran-fus- - side-slopp- fr oe ure. When the Progressiva party cf Rocsovelt'a day went out ot tt left th Democratic part aa Ita only icsldunry legates In ths field nf practlral and effectRo nubile criticism, smith la obviously Pa ahleat leader. With Ills usual as rarity and common sense, ha will bv no mean desire to kill the roesa that lays the golden egg. If he la elected w tnav therefor expert a maximum ef hUai-iic- freh air In political thought and action, with no worrv that prosperity will fly out of th window- A three - ring clrcue wa had enough, but many of ua will get d positively trying to watch both th Pacific and Atlantic flights. Terra Hauls Star. pop-eye- If any of th thrill aviators want something really new, they might lake a Jaunt around ths rde of the flat earth of Zion City. fioux City' Thbunt, uith-YolvI- 1 |