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Show UTAH STATESMAN Pomerene Extols FOUR HUNDRED MILLIONS TAX CUT DEMAND PUTS G. O. P. PROSPERITY Governor Smith HOWLERS IN UNPLEASANT POSITION EITHER THE VAUNTED PROSPERITY ISNT ADMINISTRATION FEARS WHAT THERE IS SENATOR COPELAND PREDICTS THAT OR I Ranka Him aa Croat oat Govornor and Hallo Hlo "Genius for Statecraft" Ohio WILL NOT LAST. or SMITH WILL BE ELECTED BY UNITED PARTY IN COMING NATIONAL BATTLE NEW YORE SENATOR DECLARES GOVERNOR WEST AND A CONVENTION MAJORITY ASIDE FROM SOUTH, Criminal Libel Cate to Be Set ' By Court Today WON District Attorney Declines to Pros-cut- e ease Against Editor of Tho Statesman. UPHOLDS STAND ON DRY LAW Tha district attorney having declined to prosecute the charge of. Coolid President New York Times ge stand with respect to Havo a "Wot" Who Will .libel filed by the Salt lake WASHINGTON Senator Copeland, Democrat, of New York, criminalcommissioners to the United States chamber of commerces demand for a $400,000, Botter Enforce It Than a "Dry Who county against F. I 000 tax reduction by the next session of congress and the uncertain Won't or Cant, Ho Write. returning from a trip to the Pacific Coaat, declared that Governor Bagby, editor of The Utah Statesman.' Wallace B. Kelley, Smith already had won tha West and that hia nomination would be County Attorney attitude of Republican leaders generally on this important Issue indi appearing aa special prosecutor Is to cate that administration leaders have at last recognised either that made certain by tbe aupport of the South. ask for a setting of the case today for York,Time) .Alice Pomerene, former Demoera- trial In the district court. The senator asserted that Republi the country is not as generally prosperous as they have been claim tie senator for Ohio and associate Last Saturday: the accused editor can West to in the feel seemed that C0UMel ,wIth ?wen J. Roberta in the former SMITH In the Third District court ing, or that, if there is general prosperity, they are not at all cer- DERN appeared was Hushes the Secretary only prosecution of the oil cases for the William J. Cowan, of with who Attorney dea chance had of to re-it the tain is going continue under policies for which they are 1 government, endorses the efforts of Republican hia counsel, was arraigned and on Governor Smith in New York AGREE feating Governor friends of to Smith for win sponsible. Monday following, entered a plea of him the Democratic presidential nomi- state. Governor Smith's nomination not guilt yto an information signed were Commenting on the TJ. S. chamber election and Senaby predicted New Yorker Holds Tlt'ea to nation. In an article to be published of commerce action, the president let the deputy district attorney. by tor Copeland. in The North American Review he Sites are State Property. it be known that he favors tax re- Looie Methods County Attorney Kelly appeared In William M. Calder, Senator Former breaks silence he the maintained has court as special prosecutor and exduction, but makes no suggestion as NEW Y ORK. Governor George H. for many months on national Democra- Republican, of New York, calling on to the court that he would to how or to what extent it should tic affairs. Praising Governor Smiths President Coolldge, also predicted Gov- Deni of tUah, representing the coun- plained be effected. He also noted that "ex. the case instead of the disprosecute Smiths ernor but nomination, prophe- cil of governors and other public offi- trict record of achievement in New York, a Ha naked an imme0 attorney. pendltures were mounting," which i cials of the seven states Interested In diate Mr. Pomerene defends his attitude to- sied his defeat for election. of the case for the setting hardly consistent with the claims that In Senator Copelands opinion ten the Boulder dam project, after a conward prohibition, declaring that ho wing-week. have been made for his admlnlstra Middle seven Western West ference on states, water power development The court, Jndge M. L. Ritchie, retlon that it was steadily reducing the Impossible to Maks Heads or Tails will enforce tbe law In any circum- states. New England and the Atlantic with Governor 8mlth at Albany, dis- minded the special stances, and attack! opposition to him From Way In Which Accounts of cost of government As a matter of prosecutor that he will be states coaat for Governor closed he and Governor 8mlth agreed waa not on the score of religion. case aa the dethe "Outpatient!" Are Handled. setting fact, as the secretary of the treasury's Mr. Pomerene, however, makes it Smith from the start of the Democra- that title to water power sites should fendant hadnt been arraigned yet annual report shows, government apSevere criticism of the manner of clear that ba docs not want to ap- tic national convention. He called be retained by states in perpetuity and The defendant the ntook the statupropriations have Increased progresto discard any reli- made a source of public revenue. accounts of "out pear wholly comitted to the Smith can upon the South and adof handling the Coolldge tory time in which to plead. sively every year to align Itself ben He denied opposition to the gious prejudice was didacy. , On Monday, when a not guilty plea the at ministration. county hospital, patients" bill came from private com- waa entered, the special prosecutor, "We have many leaders who ire hind the New York governor. Aa for the extravagant claims of forthcoming last week from County SEES McADOO MEN FOR SMITH panies, and said hla objection to the again Insisted that the case be set wide and general prosperity upon Auditor James H. Sullivan, following - capable and worthy." he write.to "The com- proposed legislation waa that It as- for trial at once, urging November 10. is not time Democrat for a won check of lnstituSmith at "Governor affairs haa ripe that the np West," which much of the fiction about the sumed the Colorado river was federmlt themselves either tlon. unequivocally, said. Senator "Intimate con' Again the court advised that he was Copeland Coolldge administration has been built individual whose ferences with Democrats in a number ally owned. The county auditor scored the laxity for or against-annot making settings of cases at that up, every figure bearing upon the Governor Dern. en rente to Wash- time and the matter would come up such accounts are handled, name may be presented to the conven- of the Western states daring a point which comes from a reliable with which that said he had already obtained for ington, tion. Candidates are or made often cases was coast in to Paciric have months tbe it many intimating aetting on Saturday following. trip Quarter bears out the contention Dem- not assurance of rPealdent Coolldge and unmade Aa few a months. within to the me what All tell of convinced now certain that is this. possible ocrats have been making for several were for, while in other eases time for the convention approaches essential to the nomination of Govern' Secretary Hoover that the views of Asks years, that .while there is a certain charges was no telling whether or not our vision should be clearer than or Smith as the Democratic candidate the states Interested In the Boulder Forbes there Is of it prosperity, degree "spotty," dam would be heeded. He proposal now." and his election as president is for the money collected in special instances, la chiefly confined to a few huge he planned to see Secretary Work waa finding its way into the public WANTS A MAN. South, the cradle of Democracy, Ui sup- onaidhla corporations, and treasury. return to Washington. bis candidacy. Colonel has not been enjoyed by the farming LEAVENWORTH, Kan. Despite this cautious foreword the port "Tbe withdrawal of Mr. McAdoo has ta Charles R. Forbes, former director of classes, the small manufacturers, mer- slclPor the OBJECTS TO DELAY chants and working people generally. the United States veterans bureau, "view of the governors record. put hundreds of enthnalastic McAdoo thn i r men and women In the Smith camp, It is also a fact that banking and busi- 1m not sentence In tbe fedends of also Governor Smith serving a point ill enough to be confined. They ness failures have been more numerare just as keen now for the for conspiracy here must not eral a Mulford man Aril. that t They PHOENIX, penitentiary Winsor, re- do not pay for treatment according1 ous during the nomination of Mr. Smith aa they were secretary of the ArlsonaUolorado riv- to defraud the government, today to in hospital authorities, excepting for the preferment of Mr. McAdoo er commission, expressed his opposi- made application for tbe panpera oath, gimes than ever before in the history of the country, and there Is every special Instances. la no doubt In my mind that tion to a suggestion by Governor Dern which must be signed in lieu of the There According to Mr. Sullivan there Is reason to indicate that commercial Smith will be the popular of Utah that the reconvening of the $10,000 fine, due when his sentence exGovernor a great deal or money handled In,.. , of California and other Pacific Denver seven-statchoice casualties, particularly among the not out conference on Col- pires tomorrow. As a result, Forbes .. coaat states. . patient department but there small and moderate class traders, will the orado river development be postponed will have to serve thirty days longer reach a new. and appalling. high peak the mwnVS S,5thSdXy to Scorned My canvass of the West has con- from November 7 to some time In De- in tbe penitentiary unless he obtains ft? . the money to pay the fine. during the present year. me that Governor Smith will cember. vinced keeping account or these supplies, that hereM' The report of R. G. Dun & Co., for th Pom delewith convention the Into the go Mudltor la dlautlaflad of 1927, from the first gations from California, Oregon, Wash"The doctors and attendants," Mr. er?nB pre!friii to Don they .re ington, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Ar! inclusive, Sullivan says, have been in the habit September, January HOMER shows a total of 17,333 commercial of to be not of the closest. The sons. New Mexico, Colorado and most merely jotting down the name of reported failures during the nine months, an in- the a of from Ohio I. Governor the of ocretic the dry, Mississippi delegations patient, with a notation inch ts crease of 1.222 over the number durPomerene s sympathies are valley, including Iowa, the two Dakoor other "bandages "dressings"; of a same far the 1926, period the wet. He was opposed by the tas, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin ing memo of without material speused, n greater number than ever before oc- cirically stating how much of each leacne when he ran for and Illinois. Add to these the votes HOMER REALTY, CO. curred during a like period of time. was used or the value of senate In 1926 and was defeated from New England and the Atlantic the inFor it Liabilities of these firms going into stance, a v Illls. coast states and it becomes apparent 104 South State & Wu. 5092 patient might require a band- - hy Senator forty-elrbankruptcy were 3396,659.670, an In- age, but from state, with that Governor Smith will have a ma use In at the the system crease of almost $100,000,000 over the is Still we "but before convention t "The City sad County Building Jority in the Opposite governors." he writes there la no way of telling 1297,697,987 of liabilities of the 16.111 hospital, six Inches of material Jn service to his tate Governor Smith come to consider the votes from the ten or whether durcommercial establishments falling r South. ooeoMooooooooeoocceooooooooooooOMeoooooooooeooooo yards of it, constituted that partlcu- - leads them all. Four times as govern-la- solid ing the first nine months of 1926. The or he has sworn to support the to Governor Smith The la Neither opposition it bandage. possible number of failures during the last Solid South, I am tell whether the bandage tutlon of the United States and the in the nine months is substantially double used was toworth HEBE IS HY SUBSCRIPTION a few cents or five constitution of New York, and no one convinced, la not aa strong aa It has full the number occurring during any la able truthfully to charge that he been represented. Some of the most dollars.' year of the Wilson administrations, The auditor baa recommended, he haa not kept the faith. His has been substantial cltlxens of Dixieland have STATESMAN yet Republican leaders try to fool the says, that an itemised statement be a record of achievement. He has told me that they are convinced that country Into believing that It Is only made in each case, showing the na- renlus for statecraft Among the great Governor Smith la the only Democrat ' 111 ATLAS BLOCK, Salt Lake City, Utah. under their rule that "business is ture and of materials and Democrats who have been elected gov- who can win next year and that the quantity and the country prosperous. good" Inclosed find check for which .please send me The Utah supplies used, and their value, so that ernor of New York since the Civil War, entire Solid South will vote for him Neither are the workers prosperous. his office will be able to keep proper) three outstanding mencoma to our in the election. Statesman for. yean Samuel J. Tllden. Grover On (he other hand, employment is at accounts and checks on the hospital, minds: "I have confidence In the sense of Cleveland and David B. Hill. But a low ebb, as was disclosed at the re- on its business and its funds. of South. and fairness the SUBSCRIPTION PRICES $1 Year; 50c 6 months. cent annual convention of the Amerirest as these men were Governor Igenerosity n cannot believe the matter of can Federation of Labor at Los AnSmith, in purpose and achievement Is would consolidate that great secName Street the equal of any of them. He Is not tion geles. Addressing that convention, Kirkbride Named the sterling manhood and against Metal of own the his a prophet without honor in John P. Frey, secretary Smith. Governor of Surely Democracy Race country." Trades department, said that more Smithfield State City the South would not flaunt the wishes than one million workers were then ACHIEVEMENTS. SMITH'S LISTS votes electoral of of a group larger SMITHFIELD Primary elections In unemployed and that three and a half surveying the governor's record than the South possesses. I have In million additional wage earners were were recently held In Smithfield and Mr. Pomerene Includes among his ac- - mind states with a total of 180 eleccltlxens the were nominated , in the following working only part time, notably the adoption of the toral votes which Smith will get. coal, textile, garment and glass Indus- as candidates In the final elections to compliahments ,B erit rPolntmentsto of-- whereas the South has 126 votes In tries. "Mr. Frey said that such a con- he held next month: Republican r the electoral college. This combinaMtablisliment of the budget dition was a reflection on the Intelli- For mayor, James W. Kirkbride; fourtion is more than enough to elect Jf"1; Toolson councilman. Vern our of of who I "boast prosthose gence r the life and health Governor Smith president Protection r councilmen, W. H. Cantwell. of women perity." Among many who are emnd the workmen . FINDS MUCH HUGHES SENTIMENT children, ployed, wage earnings are very low, William Mathers and T. W. Jarvis; boards of melaw. labor compensation Mr. Frey said, and that the only con- recorder, Joseph W. Peterson; treas"Everywhere, In the East and In marketing, en- the West, I have found among Reclusion which could be reached was urer, Mrs. Beatrice Olney. Democrats diation. more and a larged highway programs that the nation was not enjoying that James V. Kirkbride, mayor; publicans of prominence the domperfected educational system. inant Idea that Charles E. Hughes of councilman, Sylvester Low; degree of prosperity which he said adBecause of his efficiency In the councilmen. James Hind, John P New York will be the Republican had been so widely advertised. of the rot- nominee: that Smith Inevitably will When there is added to the distress Green and A. J. Hill; recorder. Joseph ministrative departments Income tax reduced he the and that be tbe Democratic-nomineeamong the business firms, as Indicat- W. Peterson, and treasurer, Beatrice ement or and 26 the the state by per cent, ed by the appalling number of com- Olney. Hughes is the only Republican direct tax on land values throughout Judge a chance to defeat him. Withmercial failures, and that among workwith Dont have the same menu every the state by another 25 per cent," he out detracting from the popularity of ers, due to the widespread unemploythese reforms were Judge Hughes, I have no fear of the ment. the very severe distress from time you entertain. Plan several good adds. "Many of which tbe agricultural class is and has "company" menus, according to the . brought about In spite of the initial outcome between him and Governor been suffering for the last five years, season of the year. If the same peo- - PPMtlon of the Republican majority Smith. Governor Smith will be our It shows a serious situation, totally pie come often to your home, its a n he general assembly, next president Declaring that the governor's perd different from the picture good plan to have some record of what sonal This country needs a change In afnot on do views prohibition G. o. P. spokesmen have been is served to guests each time, or yon The selfish Interests are Washington. eviof his the fect enforcement law, may duplicate your menus. denced by the governors message of becoming entrenched aa they always been entrenched when the peoJanuary 15 to the legislature warning havehave grown careless. There will sherirfa and police to do their duty. ple be no farm relief, no hydroelectric deMr. Pomerene aaya: proper auspices, no "It Is better to havo a governor or velopment under redaction In the no tax tarirf reroTm, a president personally wet who will enforce tbe law, than a governor or a lower bracket, no welfare legislation common people so long as the president personally dry who will not for the Republican party la In power. or cannot enforce It "I wish I had words to convey to What Democratic governor our Southland the r of day haa accomplished more for his the people love the and admiration ( have and constituency or has a better code of peetAlfred E. Smith. I am a Mason political morals? No one who has for and Methodist My ancestors have believe can career that watched his Commissioner America for SOO years, In been If he would not do his uttermost an American as count loyal myself elected to the chief msglstry of the as any man. From this standpoint I country, enforce the 'constitution and testify to the character, honesty. Inths laws of the United States, and of life, intelligence, tem provision thereof. His personal tegrity, purity reliability of a great outcharacter, his political beliefs and ac- perence and Clean government cltisen of our country, a man tions, as well as his official record, are standing ofall a proper subject of inquiry, study, every way qualified for the highest fice within the girt of tbe American availHis criticism. and legitimate maintained wish everybody in America ability should be determined by his people. as I know whole conduct and political belief, and could know Governor Smith him." not by any single act or view." over might Ridiculing fears of tho governors reDEMOCRATS ligion, he points out that In the Smith cabinet are thirteen Protestants, two enforcement CANDIDATES Catholics and one Jew. He concludes: "When remember that Thomas JefPRICE. Harmony was the keynote ferson was the author of thate statute MAYOR C. Efficient service giving religious liberty tn Virginia and of tho Democratic convention which NESLEN through hla great influence this same sesaloned Wednesday night and named guaranty was put Into the BUI of A. W. McKinnon as its mayoralty canmore doubled Rights, I do not see how any Demo- didate. The nomination was by acimprovements crat can raise the religious Issue for clamation and was put over with an or against any candidate. When I re- enthusiastic chser which left little member the guaranty of these privi- doubt as to tho sense of the meeting. Smokeless city Tho ticket follows : leges in the constitution, I do not understand how any American who beFor mayor A. W. McKinnon. Relieves In our history, can raise it And corder A. N. Smith. Treasurer AlShow Him r when remember that Holy Writ bids bert Kay. Councilmen. term (Paid Political AdvsrtlsemenL) r us do unto others as ws would bo term I R.1 Fullmer; (Paid Political Advertisement) done by, I cannot understand how any (three to be elected) Frank Grosso, Christian can raise it" Carl W. Erapey, Rollo WesL WASHINGTON, D. C. I AND UPON DAM at . County Hospital scored by Auditor -- j. follo- . d Swing-Johnso- . for Paupers Oath MANY-SIDE- 5,S5,Si.BS w rtUIW - , two-yea- one-ide- a Hardlng-Coolldg- e e Tto?l2 three-quarter- SupnMo. s THOMAS Abstracter I I I ... Anti-Saloo- tt forty-eigh- r, I THE UTAH . - I relll-glo- for Mayor i svs-yea- J1- - - two-rea- I four-yea- r two-ye- ar - , I rose-tinte- u VOTE FOR John S. Corless For ev-er- Order y X Right PRICE NAME Law X CLARENCE He has Street than our Citys Water Supply TRIED TESTED TRUE Your Appreciation by Re-Electi- X foor-yea- two-yea- ng |