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Show THE UTAH STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 28 ,1928. G.O.P. Forces Midwest To Compete With Utah In Specialty Crops Hoovers Economics Recorded In His Newark Address Faulty, Paul Says After Search' Of Records Much Discussed Trade Balance" Really Builds Up Foreign Industries. MABE IMG . (ip. inn SIIIIH GO P. LEADERS TELL HEADQUARTERS Talk and Employment Panic Bugaboo Come in Tha following article appeared in the Balt Lake Ttlegram Tuesday, Sept. 21, under a United Preaa credit line: CHICAGO. Mrs. Mabel Walker United assistant Wlllabrandt, States attorney general must be It Wisconsin is to be muaaled For Share of Limelight. consin. but ha is getting stronger since Mrs Mabel Wlllebrandt has taken to the stump. This state Is opposed to prohibition tactics as practiced by Mrs. Wlllebrandt, and it Is also opposed to tha kind of campaigning she is doing. I dare eay ths same sentiment abounds in other good Republican states. "Unless Mrs. Wlllabrandt Is mus-laMr. Hoover is sura to go down in defeat. It is not enough for Republican managers to disclaim responsibility for Mrs. Wlllsbrandts activities They should demand aha refrain from all further participation in the campaign and get back to her desk in Washington. "If she falls to hoed this request President Coolidgs should call for her resignation as an assistant attorney general. By doing this lie will do more to Insura ths election of Mr. Hoover then any single act ha could perform for the Republican party. We can carry Wisconsin and other doubtful atatea likewise. but ws eannot eo it If we are to carry around an old man of tha sea.' as Mrs. Wlllebrandt haa proven herself. Senator Delivery J . Frances Fowles Named Candidate for Senate; Smith at Weber Meet Harnmon, Norris Picked Kiqg Great Speech for Al - Among the various influences which contributed to the Coolidgs pluralities In 1924 was one which does not xiat today says tho New York Times editorially. Shortly before that year'a nominating conventions. wheat sold at Chicago for 91,01 per bushel. With one of the largest American yields since the wav foreahadowcj, further decline In the price at harvest seemed Inevitable. But long before electloif day there had occurred one of those windfalls of good fortuno which at intervals comes Sanctity of Home Typ S. P. Dobbs Shows Weber ified in Smith's Fam Convention How Repub ily Life, Solon Says. lican Plan Hits Home. (Continued from Page Ona) (Continued from Page Ons) matter upon which X am perfectly over two million dollars and every willing they consult thair own con- farmer's loss kept in the Republican ranks. in purchasing powWestern Campaign Manager James science. er has diminished tho earning W. Good was notified today by Principle at Stake. of the wage earner, the "But tbo prinevlpls of whother capacity Benjamin Fuelleman, member of to American While clerk and tha professional men la tha Republican stale centre! comor dtl-socltisons not or u our own harvestagricultural sot of turned out to bo any tho city. mittee. will demand a religious ted almost tho largest since tho govSome of tho high spots which claims. Fuelleman wrote Ouod declaring for tho ernment or other offices Dobbs hit during tho keynoto folpresidency ths guaranteed price, the Recovery From too War. that speeches by Mis .Wlllabrandt in this wheat nation is a one. great of low: serious crops Hoover Mr. competing foreign points out that and her with Governor Tho cry waa raised against Presiproducers encountered disaster America "recovered" more quickly Alfred E.controversy Smith were reacting undent Taft to a lesser degree than In Canada and ArgenProduction than did other nations from the Many are learning that llm in Wisconsin and other favorably It ia being raised against Smith tina fell of 270.000,00a bushels of the war. But wnat had we Republican states. shibboleth of the tariff is but ' from tho Taft waa that deenyear before; Europe's a Unitarian and a catchword and I list prosper to "recover1 fromT The war "No doubt you have been receivcreased 20,000,000. The price at therefore unfit to aervo this nation. riched our country. France lo.t ing reports regarding Governor ily does not flow from a goldrose When some above u. Chicago the 91.90, and dead en stream from tho trank of of out persona 1.101,099 population Smith's fought .Senator strength in WisRood ticket even Smoot Coolidgs the swept of forty million! whl.e wc lost only consin, apparent because tho elephant.. he year, ago Fuelleman'a stated. letter waa a Mormon. I placed religions Northwestern farm states. 110.000. France has only one third "Political observers in this stale. Last Monday's government forefreedom of our population, making her total If they are fair, will tell you Govparty affiliation and The Democrats offer a erred cast indicated for 1921 a larger casualties enormous (4,160,999) ernor Smith would carry this state wrtsd every influence at my based upon ths rights of tha indiAmerican wheat Thu 1924. our with than in (150,100.) crop command to put down this compared if the election were held now. Hrhumsnn-Hrtnnoted singer, known to every soldier of rellgioua Intolerance. Even to- vidual, upon honcat and cordial Madame but It will have to compete with resources of our country are per"Not only is ths. Democratic canrelations with our neighbors and even more ample foreign crops In America as "Mother, la out for Al Smhh, the man who saw that day I find thst ths haps ten to one, as compared with didate strong in all sections of Wis gellglous quesrather thsn a The Canadian government those of France and her debts per this New York Mate gave the soldiers lire bops.. "Mother has known tion io now affecting ms. Because tho world,desire to dictate tho forgrasping week estimates a yield 100,000,-00- 0 Al a long while and knows what Al has Bone for tha poor and the I am a Mormon ours. thin capita are much more people In tunes of a hemisphere; upon honbushels above any years sines needy- - And 'Mother' knows that Al Is one nf the few men In tills ths Republican certain Her industries were ha'ti-il- . m.m party are advocat- est and efficient administration 1122, and 79,000,000 greater than world who loves the poor end who lo not feared by the wreltliy. of them ruined, by the war; oire tha election of a gentile senaing than on political administhe high record crop then harwere speeded up and multiplied: tor Funny they did not think of rather tration baaed upon a dealra to do vested. For the most part, other and ao for each of the couiiiriu he well by tho ones who need ths Al Smith that two years ago. names: Britain, Germany, itiuy. foreign producers Indicate larger Record of the Democratic Party and Smhh School Record. pickings. harvests than in recent years. Belgium. It could not have been Shows Who Were Friendly to the Cause of Wheat at Chicago as a consequence other than a speedy "recovery" lor said untru,hful,y Our course In Nicaragua has been our nation, enriched by (he war, has fallen almost to tha low price that Alfred E. Smith cared nothThe Veterans and Who Were Not ' he nations imreached in tha early months of ing for ths public school but only such as to give fair ground for our compared with for tho Catholic school. Since Al ensmlsa in this hemisphere to asAt this week's' pries of 91.07 poverished and ravagji by it. . Mining Man; Mencken Distrusts 'Buz 1924. I Braden, us. Uur delegation to the last Smith has become it la 20 cents a bushel below last Our tlicap brnl and ltutu-rthe sail BY NORMAN H. LANDHEAU, tho wives of injured soldiers, sail- annual appropriationgovernor Pan American conference at Mr. Hoovers tables show that Condon, Railroad Build Lined Up for sards for September, 40 cents under 1922 the and except for tha two or three Richfield Youlh Who is Now a ors, and marines, who themselves schools of New York atate Jumped Havana went prepared for attack "weekly wages, if applied to the are not qualified, but whose wives from eleven million to "deflation years, is much the lowHoover. six and while diplomacy covered from lawyer in Washington. purchase of composite pounds of er, Gray, Publisher. Governor Smith very eloquently are qualified to hold such posi- million dollars. Tho payeighty est autumn price sines the war bread and butter, will purchase of the public view much of tho Irritation tions.1' vettold tha world his stand on ths ended. teachers has been raised until there manifested, our malarial presnearly twice as much here as in What effect this will have on erans and their problems In his ac- . When called upon to construe now a teacher can liva upon his tige and not our moral prestige; England or France, and thrice as The American Mercury votes for tha November vote la not at all ceptance speech Aug. 22 when lie this act tha Democratic Attorney wageo and no longer has to have must bo credited with our escape Governor Smith has won over much as In Belgium, Italy and JapGeneral Palmer gava ths act a a side lino. Thera are more (etch- from receiving public censure at an. The figures are not lo the point another prominent Republican AI Smith at least so far as its clear. The political result of a largo aid:1 full appreciation of broad and liberal Interpretation. ers and there ara more schools And the hands of onr sister nations on haves since his opponents make the surau from the world of Industry and fi- editor, H. L Mmeken, and hie as- wheat crop sold at relatively high when a teacher claim that food and other farm nance by his stand on the prohibi- sociate, George Jean Nathan, ara prices has always favored tha par- what this country owes to our vet- Among, other things- ha rnliL jld In tho this aide of tha Atlantic. "The preferenceglven by thst service of New grows when York elate ho products are cheaper in America, tion Issue. Spruills Braden prom- concerned. This news comes in ty in power at aleellnn time; ths eran soldiers: 1 know thatveteran is a over provision all knowt that tho pension whi'li Guv. preference while manufactured goods are iiiura inently Identified with copper min- reply to a direct question asked contented farmer will determine the country called, the During the right years of ocg cams promptly. When ths veteran other persons who may hs eligible Smith haa provided will be there cupancy of ths Whits House by Mr, expensive. The tables illustrate the ing end promotion of such enter- aa to their political leanings. Both the action of to No are to care A him states. In In unappointment. for hla old small crop sold at exceptions distress calls to ths country ths soundness of the farmers com- prises, has come out for Governor men give their reasons Mr. Nathan, agi. Dr. Wilson practically every element of favorable prices because of abun- country should ba equally prompt. expressed and none can be read Nicholas Murray Butler, presi- progress in governmental affairs in , whose reply Is brief, answered: plaint that their products goes at Smith, Act. into ths Its auare Columbia dent dant of d:id this nation for a generation waa provisions haa technicalities and Red almost and of University harvests, foreign SIS the cheapest pries, while what Thomas Gerald Condon At least taps My choice Is Smith. hs mandatory and muat bo strictly one of ths strongest and best attained. We wrote tha Federal should Invariably made tha voice of the tocratic bureaucracy they buy la at tha dcareat price. Ap- Park avenue, railroad builddr with hs Is no shuffler and no hypo- dissatisfied with. known Republicans of tha day, has Reserve act .tha farm loan measure, farmer heard emphati- brushed aside when ths time comes complied ply the comparison to any country vast holdings In coal and iron, crite. H. L. Mencken givea his view- cally In tho fall elections; but ths for a grateful American people to Harding Issues Order Curtailing repeatsdly declared that whenev- tha income tax laws. Reg at all like our own Australia. Can- now retired, while a er tha teacher of New York state of low prices for recognize its debt to tha men who Points. political effect ada. South Africa, New Z aland publican who hnd voted for only point as follows: I am for Al, up to and Includ- an abundant American harvest offered themselves in our hour of was President Harding a Re- years ago, wanted something It and the showing is reversed: they one Demncartlc candidate for presIn 1020 the Republicans denot been so evident. Perhaps need. for education they went to Asare rather better off than we; yei ident Woodrow Wilson haa also ing the neck. He ia an able man has ( publican, who issued executive or- semblyman manded they be given the opcause Mralth. Al and ara too effect for s, Smith, a He as and record Gov. Has resour-eofficial. not 3901 usually his whole der No. very good public no announced that this year hs will which substituted for i they have no such house, to portunity to has the sort of experience that the plainly indicated by the figures of ernor of New York stats for eight ths mandatory preference given even then, waa the best friend pubsuch opportunities for world com- support Governor Smith. punish those who had "betrayed lic home New York In education had ths a and derVnlus production, and has the he needs, this tho shown presidency tha as of Democratic while our limconsidered people by myI years have always merce, the nation's confidence daring congress a country has, of eourage sod frankness that market for a large crop is too country that In his heart there has ited preference of five wsr. to ten points legislature.Bank Failures. they suffered far more from the self a Republican, voting once for sort Tliey were given that familiar an incldant of the farmer's always burned that deep conviction in the initial rating examination. war than we did. Mr. Wilson and twice for Governor it needs even more. I don't know Ilfsand took all advenopportunity will If what he do. about have "Ws heard what our opelected, Ths order went further In that it The Tariff Tangle, that tha welfare of ttiuso American ts gu of it. Great appropriRmlth, Mr. Condon wrote. I will tha On the am other the I but business, to hand, have farm about Repubprohibition ponents say In the tariff Mr. Hoover finds In vote for the governor In November who offered their lives for Ihrlr makes the appointment of an ations, Increased forces in tlie that whatever he does will be lican party will certainly not poss- country men who were qualified by relief. We know what they did the Democratic platform a hint that because of his administration aa aura should, when In distress, hs legal department, much shoutadess sensible. this honest do and Hoover I the ws year tha and exceptional last a years tha during sight effort examination of for appassing the Republican, have been right on governor, hla honesty and his cour. not trust. He Is tha worst kind vantage which it derived from the tha first and foremost ing and healing of buslics know did what Kansas ths at to they WITHOUT A SINGLE in tho govpointment positions protection for seventy years; but he ags In faring the prohibition ques- of trimmer. I believe hie ability hsrvert accidents of 1924, and the grateful people? City convention. Mora than 9.000 INSTANCE OF MISCONDUCT Did hs not advocato and approve ernment. overlooks the resi ground ror the tion and because I believe him to has been 1 probabn- i- Is that, with wheat sel' and most of greatly overrated, In them farm areas In' addition to this limitation of hanks, BEING BROUGHT TO LIGHT. Democratic change: The natlan is possess those characteristics that question his common tbs stats bonus bill tor World war honesty. All ling virtually at pre-wprices veterans? now eo deeply Involved in protec- will make him a president of ths the busxards end Jackals preference a Republican president have failed under ths Republican ara on for the declarations "farm 1927 wars In there platform administration. and Congress have kept in fores Did hs not demand and obtain tion that we muat make the beet of pepole and for the people. him. Little Grom House on "K'1 relief and the attitude of the canveterans un- a bureau of efficiency which by mors banks failed ,n America than street Mr. Condon la the builder of the it, even though, as an original polThe objection to Al on account didates toward it will play an in- special recognition cf oil reserves Fall Den-t- y In failed tha entire of its years servright and red haa caused civil delay stats tnpa icy, nearly all economiata luvs held 8Uver City A Northern railway, of his faith seems to me to be creasingly important part in the der ths New York "lost Millar Daugherty Wilson ths administration. Under hundreds of now unjustly Is to mistake. too late ice? It later purchased by the Atchison, sound. it a In every religious men political drift cf saved hide but did not g records Uis value men to Republican leadedahip be Ths reverse protection; it is an not ths discharged. Did Fe. grant A rulings hs After engag- there is a screw loose: he Is not to communities Their outspoken disSanta approve Topeka bureau ara ao faulty, so of ths farms of ths i atinn have clear honor. fact. All we can do is to ing In ranching In New Mexico, he be trusted completely. But we satisfaction with the Republican of 9500 to every' blind veteran of of this that tha man been led from 919.00U.099.000 to New unjust, In sections war It to all the American we Portland must living can any as Al take impartially organised Mining what apply get. I recall no Our own atato party's attitude end their gratifireceives practically no benefit 950,000,000,000. When tho farmers York state? and all industries; and where It company of Cripple Creek, Colo, In a Cathode la plainly superior to cation inat tha Houston from tha acts of Congress which ant delegation upon delegation to deputy sheriff of our political faith stats . cannot be made effective, as la the 1195. not ths Did he. the Methodists and Bantista who dicate which side oughtplatform through put to he helpKansas City to urgo tho Republi- having been Indicted by grand case of farm prdoucts, we should Word also came from New Jer- now run the country. The super- ed by that phase of the agricultural legislature of his state ths appro- prefer hla retention in service wlisn can 1 recall no Democrstlo party to do ao instiling tha del Juries discharges taka place In ths civil give the farmers some other com sey that Edward W. Gray, who suc- stitions he cherishes at least have situation. priation of 910.0uu.000 for aisle service were met at ths door of county commissioners defending egatlons of government-Plantbs ao some are that not merely ceeded the late Colonel George dignity: they hospitalization or veterans, penaatlon. in the Democratic Platform committee rooms by police and re- themselves In court n The Panic Fable. If we must Choose betoday New York stats has tha fin- Dealing with Veterans. Hnrvey aa publisher of tha Newark fused admission. Farm leaders who Governor Smith's friends keep est vetMr. Hoover repeats the well worn Dally Advertiser, oldest Republican tween being governed by the pope, state for hospitals equipped a limited opportunity to stats Our opponents falsely speak "Through Democratic votes and had statement that haa done dishonest newspaper In New Jersey, and who ia a scholar and a gentleman, presenting him with doge and other erans in ths country? their case to tha Republican comof us as the "wed party yet and the Methodist bishops, who pets, but he seems to have got SenJUnies since hs in spits of two Republican presnot all at he Has duty in every campaign since I can come out for Governor Smith on ara demittee at tha convention, have those flagons and flasks of ident's opposition, ths Congress clared bounders and Ignoramuses, I ator Heflin's goat -his own self. remember that pt nice eve occur- the prohibition Issue. Mr. Gray has been in tha axecutlvs chair at has their treatment and the reliquor which flowed so freely Anaconda Standardof all tionalmaintainedto America's tradi- sults obtained unsatisfactory. ths in aided red "less than half as often under is a former Republican congress- choose the pope. postage Albany In Ogden when Republicanism Rock W. cars Johnson Fred of policy we In run the rid muat generously veterlong Democratic get as under man from the Eighth New Jersey Republican On the other hand they declare legislature requested by ihs for ths veterans of ths World sought to select Its standard ol both. No country run by Springs, Wyoming, who has open- ans' comto aldUhulr administration. According to the district. that tha Democrats have given bearers tills summer were altowar. In extending them free and their dupea ran be ed the Smith Headquarters in Salt rades?organizations National Bureau of Economia Remore than they asked. Govgether missing from the sober award for them and civilised. Lake City. Courtesy Telegram. search there la one truth in this being In part of the time end the free, Hoovers Views on the Veteran. tuberculosis,a astatutory ernor Smith's Omaha speech and earnest convention at Loprogram of pro- should scttla statement. Since 1991. the bureau Republicans part. (See note at In contrast, what has Herbert gressiva all argument about gan which named the next and hospital construction, to or about provisions for Hoover said reports, there have been !9 yenia end). A tho farm rsllef party. Senator, Governor, Congress, for compensation Small Gain. Rather comHas hs not ths disabled, the widows and orof economic depression, each ths veteran? and atato officials. McKary-HuuKc- n IUIL The breakdown the of Following Rev him and hla prob- phans. America haa ing at fairly regular intervals. Ignored "I have been asked about my surpassed tho tenteen of these had years came Europe from the war, there la lems and followed In ths footsteps record Ths nomination of Herbert Hoover of any nation in tha history vote against tha UcNary-Hauge- n of under Republican administrations, nothing remarkable In an increase and advocated tha policies of tha world- - Ws pledge ths vet- bill. I am for tho general princi- looked like a lost causa until I six under Democratic administra- of 41 r cent total, or 5.9 per cent which poland Coolidgs, Harding eran that none of the benefits ples of tha bill but I no against certain pair of gentlemen from tho Editor Utah Statesman: disagreement between their spir- icies have been an tions. and three when both the a year, in seven years since 192 opposition heretofore accorded by ths Wilson part of tho way this principle .was (Quaker stats Mellon the rich man, At a recent meeting of the Jack-so- n itual leaders Interrupts temporar- to ths veterans, a open Democrats and the Republicans for Europe, as Mr, Hoover shows, disreruthless administration and ths votes of to bo put into practice. Their distiller and political boss of Pitta-buLeague, the Hon. 1L H. Rob- ily that perfect harmony which is gard of their felware? were In power part of the tlmn. In. has not recovered lrom the war, and Vara, boss of PhiladelDemocratic members of Congress equalisation fee plan was to have rewa soma her The and erta of have ventured life and the markets rather pointed every strength vaatlgations by CoL Leonard P. World war demand fur our man- criticism of Senator Reed hall ba withdrawn; that thsaa tha coat of handling the export- phia announced for him. Republican Parly and thn Veteran. a leaves and Smoot, ligious veorganisation Ayres, statistician and vice preaiIn 1922 President Harding able surplus be taken care of by will ba added to more In accorpointing out what might be con- certain portion of the church toed tha first adjusted compensa- dance with dant of the Cleveland Trust com- ufactures started the If from- Republicanism wa get tho tr runs' and their a tax laid and collected by the govIn the members lukewarm toward some some revolution in America to inconsistencies sidered supply memshow that tha of Democratic fruits as Forbes, Daugherty, pany, tion bill. Ths such ernment. proportion in Similar Generous donendentr needs. othir actual plans In the six years Senator's present attitude on pro- who should have, not only t'..clr ber! of the aenate forced Its pasEurope: and such governments as those in Chigood and bad years has been exact- from matters atatea have been triad honest by manageinappropriations, un1914 1920. our hibition as to his entire confidence, but their exports compared with over his veto, in that body, ment. ths removal of vexatious and have been declared unccnatl cago and Philadelphia, then let us ly the same under bo'h Republican creased from 52.3K4,('T9,00U In 1914 stand of a few years past. As the bounded Mspect. And yet this fact sage and Democratic administrations. thank God for Tammany and ths but the overwhelming Republican administration delays, and sympatutionaL To put ths McNary-Hau-ge- n reis In no to In Mr. The has a 1920. total this result of Roberts way for 19.121,016,000 Justification talk, Our Growth In Wcultli. hill on the hooka would have fearless governor of Now York. of represen- thetic assistance of tha veterans of was 195 per cent, or 91 been tha object of some severe fusing to permit free discussion of majority in ths house increase defeated H. And now are coma to tha heart per cent a all wars ia what tha Democratic meant litigation and delay with year under the Wilson criticism on tht .part of some tho reci rd and qualification of any tatives words There are no "weasel In a certainty that the hill of Mr. Hoover's address, the part administration. In 1924 when President Coolidgs party demaad and promises. wus due mainly members of the L. D. 8. Church in man who seeks political position. It be declared contrary to tha from ths Ups of Al Bmlth. end the Democomof Ths ths on which he bases his ungument post history vetoed ths adjusted praaunt SenT which allow to the war, but also to the sound ths Senior Utah he. and the Senator hold cratic party and its great leader. eoRktitutinn. I asked tho author hla claim that the country has been llnanciel Thera arc ator to hide behind his church po- pensation bill, was it not ths Demlegislation that Mr. Wil- prominent positions. That Al Smith wlU fulfil forcGovernor Smith, together wltu of tha bill and tha committee in batter off during the Inst seven son put throughthat in ocratic Congress soma party who thus our so as to himself far hla constitutional duly by urggo sition, Considering suggest making soma to make in veterans' ths ever charge alight of plank platform, years Republican rule than to the same scrutiny that ed Its paasuge over hie veto? advantages over European that Mr. Huberts should bo reing hla views on tlie liquor and tho sincere and eloquent as- changes whereby a corporals exbefore. To prove this he shows present The disabled emergency, officer rivals for world trade, it is rather buked by those who presldo over other politicians must face la to or any oilier matter is question with governsurance Governor of port body, acting Smith, givea ' that our exports of tncnl-anil-i eame veto at met bill reception the wltlmut question. but (list he that wo have advanced him in tha Church, for his public stifle the political freedom of the . ment tills cost need be. if for veteran levy tho that help long sought have Increased 41 per cent since surprising President of Coolhlgs, the hands voters so little in the lust eight years. of ths stats and pervert the will do anything more or deviopposition to r. Smoot. that Justice will be dons to of handling ths exportable sur1929, when the Republicans rams From ths standpoint of tho function of the church. To permit and waa It not again tha Demo-ern- e hops, Tlie Ion Trade I la In m-ate In ona step from hla duty disabled comrades and tha plus. Ths results would havo been in from 11.912.000.009 In 191! to party that forced its gaaaags those The year 1919 shows an export members of tho L. D. 8. Church a man's position In any religious of enforcing the laws as- ho tax budbo vould tha but tho of asms, wives their and orphans li.TSO.OOO.OOOin 1117. The yearly finds them Is not possible. in manufactures only, the it is unfortunate that this public organisation to determine our ac- over his veto? gain whlcft a levied had the all for who their by their dies body gava 5.9 per farm crops showing a decline. The and open criticism of ona of their tion at tha polls Is to make ths rate of Increase Is Larcly President Coolidge struck a vital right to asMso for rent a healthy growth, eertslrly. total export Al Bmlth would sail under no was 4.977 millions. Ex- officials should be necessary every church tha final Judge of his fit- blow to thoae gallant survivors of country. Now ia the time for yon World mental purposes. Tho sponsors of false but there la nothing remarkable ports exceeded Imports in 1)29 by two years. To say the least, such ness for lolltlcal office. It la a ths Civil ward when ha vetoed tha colors and his beliefs were Mil refused this slight chsnrs tho go forth and give about It. In the five years preced- 11.150,000.000. The department of known at ones to ths Houston return to an ago long since past. pension mesftfure that waa to give war veterans to mads was nd mads to friends and by greater speed message your and to ths world, while This large trade In 1920? Mechanic, teacher, clerk, It ia. In fact, a surrender of our the veteran an Increase of pension this ing the war, 1905 to 1911. the ex- commerce adds: comrade to vote for Smith and killing ths bill than by taking it convention I In his acceptance speech hs again ports of merchandise from this balance wee accompanied y a laborer, farmer, will each testify political liberty and of our right to 973 a month and their widows Robinson, ths vote .courts. them for a for through declared them publicly and at country increased 11.9 per cent, oi record volume of foreign leant, that hs has not made more in the to Judge those who seek public of- $50 per month. Rmlth a Friend of Labor. means a vote for Justice to tho dis9 .5 per cent a year; that is. our The last sentence telle the story. last seven years than In any fice by their fitness for that oflength. and tha Democratic "Al Smith haa always been their and Party veterans depenabled a' fastedseven. was thsn then little Wages have not risen: fice. The trade nalunce la being Invested growth Veteran. friend of labor as can bo evidents. now. Why a growth of 41 per cent abroad. "At the seme time." the but their purchasing power, exThese thirty years Mr. Smoot I assart because I sincerely bodenced by the legislation winch At the outbreak of ths World in seven years so greatly impresses deportment say further, "ths ex- cept In farm products, has fallen. has reaped untold benefit from his war, ilers it that Alfred E Smith will Wood-roof forced an hs has under ths leadership through unwilling Mr. Hoover. 1 am at a loss u un- ports of gold exceeded the Imports Tools, stoves furniture, hardware church position. It seems a pity ths long suffering people ef legislature- - Ths Democratic party give Wilson, ths Democratic party this country an enforcement of tha derstand. sines It Is slower then our of gold by 9490.000.000, showing and articles used by farmer,, are that hla supporters should not be established I a war risk of haa been but to friend the bureau labor, Volstead net for tha first time in balance of trade as high now as during ths war. willing now to allow one who alaa growth In tht five years prectriin thst the alaa, too, often these asms laborto care for the disabled of tho art. tha war. Ths figures are (Htatlstl-e- did not return to this country In As to wages, ths Bureau of Statis- holds high church office to apeak insurance history so havo listened to ths so Idlers and their dependents ing people Abstract, 1919): Exports. 1309, either goods or gold. It icmalns tics Sept. IB, publishes that, in the out In opposition to tha Senator. that words returned of veteran tha when ths Republican spokesAa a believer In prohibition 91.901.000.- 600. 1911. 9 2.4(ll090.0i0. nbroad, building up foreign in- highest technical line of manufac- Surely ths Senator's record shows home he found this great bureau men and have turned down the I welcome every sign that Ths Rev. Dr. Murray Bartlett, party which has really befriended Or consider ths five years prior to dustries.. turing, ths radio Industry, wnget that politically hs la only a poliwants. hie to administer to are as follows: Makers of receiving tician. Why should be not be so ready speaks for the probability ofI President ef Hobart College. Gene1991. The flxures are: Experts, Wliere Is thn Proof? Ths party and Wood-ro- w va, N. Y.. long a prominent figure them. This year, though, labor will Al Smith's election 1901, 11.192.000,000; exports, 1907, .Where, then. Is the proof of tha els average 921.25 per week, mak- examined and criticised? If he mo s.ty In Smith. Let veteran the by to ths Wilson stagd gave want to arc that law enforced, feeducation and in the Prolestant this connection that when 1 actvalues ths political support of ths in 01.911.000.- 000. The increase Is opening sentence, the platfopi and ers of loud speakers 912.92 for reuabllltatlon act, and Episcopal church, haa Indorsed tha I want to know if it can be enor 9 per cent In five basis of Mr. Hoover's srgunent? male repairers to 141.91 for mate people of Utah mors than hs prises vocational Wilson ' signed tha bill candidary of Governor Smith for ing In behalf of Woodrow Wilson forced. I want lo arc the presincrease Proof Is lacking. The statistics tool die makers: average for nil tha undivided loyalty of the peo- Woodrow Bolyears; thst Is, the pre-wthe of ths an veteran fought recognition ent situation with liquor proPresident. Mrs. Bartlett, on a visit sheviks, I believed wee a little over 7 per cent a year. quoted tend to prove the opposite. employes 922.97 per week. Whereple of hla church, neither he nor giving tha Civil war Wll Woodrow hibited by law lo tho unfortuin pemJon. hers yesterday, told of Dr. BartBut there is more to It. That we made greater progress "In in la the vast rise since 1922? It hla supporters shou) i complain increase waa the Democratic party, un- lett's views and expressed her own on was right and subsequent hut flowing freely among nate It Ask exist. does not that hs can not any rarpentrr, of demand standards and real living always the wages If we take for romparlsnn of President intention to support tho Democratic events proved ho was. My trip of tlie privileged dames, wiped der tho laleadership both. Painter in adseven bricklayer, plasterer, than In the of Democratic the Russlis years lest year past provinvestigation through out, recognising nominee. have shown If. GRANT IVINS. Woodrow Wilson that, ths ministration. 1911, when the elec- any other seven is disproved. Let borer, If his wages thing to show tho wiscountry Dr. Bartlstt was foe a number of ed many Wllson'a In ths last seven ths moral obligation dom of tion was held, the exports up to each min test Mr Hoover's claim. great Increase Among 1 am reminded of a lino In lha policy. Faul's man, passed years ths- rector of St. owned ths An anthracite firs has bean burn1119 ahow a total gain of only 10.7 Hus he gained more in real wag- years With emphasis each will man. church Rochester, and was the ot these things was ths fart that Ohio Stats Republican to tho efas t ths No. giving ever qct in tho answer, seven ing Pennsylvania mining Ramuel Gompera, America's great fect: "One of thoaa days ws never years than par cent, or a yearly gain of 1.4 es" in three Note tha World Almanac rlvrs fields for 99 years without as far man preference for appointment lo ganlaer end first president of ths In all the cities, over all was os much hat- expected lo llvs to sea, but have, la , per cent. The figures are: Exports, before? of Philippines. As a Y labor leader, 1121 at 39.514.510.. as wa can ascertain, anybody ear civil positions In the government, University for our Mountain exports the of IPSS, the Rocky farms, ths Bolsheviks as ths Im- ths day when ws wish Tammany 1011, 94.495.000.000; exports Thst hereafter in making ap- M. C. A. secretary and an honorary ed by Csar been. They ha'.td could corns Into Chicago and Philais region, are not the facta lust the 091. Instead of 94.455.000.000 as rylng out the ashes .Detroit Nsws 04.000.- 000.000. The inrrress had and other rhaplaln In Franco during tho wai. perial claim? given by ths department cf compointments to clerical American labor leader be- delphia and clean them up. 9409.000.- 000. or 10.7 per rent for reverse of Mr. Hoovers this u'ti-i- l was branch Dr. fur executive Hartlett In bravery tho ms haa Sandlno Almanac a tha If raided merce. figures gold mins poaltinno Have nut the great losses, the imun-lr- r In aiding firs. Hs cause hs stood for ssnlty In labor eight years, or less thsn 1.4 per mense fartlon. ot tho government In tho District received decline, in values of the correct, there has been a loss In to finance his political hops thst this ronvsellnn will caul per year. This Is a poorhhuw-InCroix do Guerre, was problems. 'he elsewhere preferor to Columbia 1931 1921 It You've to In from ef ths marines of got give exports foreign who llvo by tho how lls appreciation of Inbor ly those worsa thsn In any eight years fnrm property and real properly "Without of Chevalier ths of mads a to Leg'on honorably of 91,549.000.000 sn actual dethey certainly are Americanising ence shall he given sailors, least one typical labjr 1000. To Include 1031 seems all kinds, left almost every and Honor and later received tha Amer-- I sweat of their brow this countryX having at ths ' slims discharged soldiers, ticket nan upon farm owner, home owner, cline of 24 per cent In exports In those Nicaraguans Omaha could not exist. or Cross. the tins comparison, sines 1032 any Servlet to counuiry lean and suck of DlaMrgulshod widows and marines wan g divided year, thn Democrat! iiB the wot la a won Poetlion than eight yeara of peace aloes JI2L . (Continued from Far Ona) work. . For bo shown in thn con. fercnco report that not more than 1.190.000 had been idle, and that 1.100.000 were alill id.e; hence only 2.709.000 had been pul to work in atead of the t.000,000 he now d, re-su- . sb-n- k. Ui-o- Mercury Editors Support to Smith Each Back Smith Three More Shift th-w- s - ' wheat-producin- life-lon- d-.- eb-'ai- - ar wheat-growin- k low-dow- rg wc-ul- ira-mu- n. non-gove- rn prs-vio- ui Hobart College Head Supports Gov. Smith al bet-sun- r 9400-000,00- - g, land-own- er t |