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Show I Only One of All These Men Denounces Wilsons Candidate Fairbanks; APPROVTJS THE - L--- ' POUCY the president . Judge ofLovett OF the Union Pacific Ml. Fairbanks spoke Ry a recent speech.) APPROVES THE PRESIDENTS POLICY as follows 1913: ,yw44fi August, APPROVES THE POLICY THE PRESIDENT We have gone down to Mexico to serve mankind if we can find the way. We do not want to fight While 1 sympathize with the the Mexicans. We want to serve the Mexicans if we can, because, Belgians in this war, whose counwe know we would like to be free, without fault of theirs, any retry, Wilsons management of our has been made a bloody center, P and how we would like to he served lations to the European war situaapprove and commend to the full -- if there were friends standingbv tion is the greatest and most brillA attitude of President Wilson in .the jir such case ready to serve ua. in iant page in our diplomatic history.-H- e war of aggression is not a war declining to consider the evidence maintained our rights and our brought before him in respect to . which it isT a proud thing to die, honor with unfailing firmness, and but a war of service is a thing in atrocities in Belgium and to exput our case with such clearness which it is a proud thing to on the issues prean opinion press most and force and logic that the reA President .Wilsons address at decision with similar sented. arrogant nation had to yield, while services in honor of the dead at the to the the of application spect or world nations neutral the the all Vera Cruz. German government to have him applauded. He held to a srict neuthe evidence of the use investigate the character becomes as trality, bullets was equally of dum-duand. dignity of a great, sound.. nation which is unwilling We must abide by the .judgto become a vassal to either ment of those to whom we have in' trusted the authority, and when the president shall act we must stand with him to the end. In this determination we may be sure all will join, no matter what their previous (Head ' . I ent If our speculators in Mexico suffer pecuniary loss as the result of recurring revolutions, that is a matter for future consideration, when stable government and peace are fully established in that country. It is no warant for shedding the blood of Americans. To sacrifice the life of one soldier for all of the dollars investors or speculators have ventured in Mexico would he the supremest criminal folloy. President Wilson is dealing with it as best he can, and we should to uphold his hand. It is not' an hour for either little politics or sensational journalism. The clamor of the jingoes should not be allowed to drown the voice of rational, deliberate m 'Apostle A. W. Ivins: (In the Tribune, Oct. 19th.) OF die.--Fro- Them! d Charles R. Mabey: President Wilson, Himself: Taft: Ei-Presid- Policy---Rea- (In the Tribune, Oct. 19th.) APPROVES THE POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT MABEY DENOUNCES FOREIGN POLICIES Charles R, Mabey, Republican Nominee for congress from the second district, denounced the foreign, -policy of President Witson and the activities of the Democratic administration at an enthusiastic Republican rally last night at the Thirteenth Ward amusement hall. Mr. Mabey -- characterized the Presi- Apostle A. W. Ivins upheld the attitude of President Wilson and former President Taft In an interesting talk at the Newhouse hotel yesterday. Among other things he -- aaid : The moment this country intervenes and undertakes to establish order does she not become responsible for all foreign investW'ar in Mexico ments? will mean the sacrificing of many American lives and of the lives of many ignorant and really innocent Indians. We do not want to kill dents attitude with reference to foreign nations as of the "jellyfish order, m self-respecti- em-deav- them I never advocate a war when am not ready to get into the' saddle myself. I indorsed the olicy of patience of President aft and I cannot depart from that view when his successor, President Wilson, has carried out that view. views, no matter what their EuroMr. Taft to the pean origin. MorrisWashington 'A I Association, town, New Jersey, February 23, 1916. Irrespectiv- e- of. Politics, -- the Natioils Greatest Men Endorse President Wilson a nations history that will demonstrate Samuel Gompers says: ith In my United experiences-w- States congresses during two. score of every citizen, whether they prize their political parties more sacred than they do their people or nation. Some are clamoring and putting great stress on the people being true to their party and accuse those who do not of being traitors, notwithstanding they are asking the people toWthevery thing that they consider oyalty the-true-l- )avis County s Leading Meif and Women Are Strong for The Presidents Re-electi- on years I have not seen anything like the fine spirit toward labor,- toward the rights and welfare of all the aster of war. He has been tested and other time in its history. This respect ' pervading all the branches of people, be. for I am record. Wilson, his found to be true to the masses of comes from all the great nations of Thomas Edison says: the Wilson administration. Labor has I When its America-- ' that is at cause, like many other voters, mmanity. Not to elect him under the the world. Moreover, we are today enbeen recognized neither in the spirit jresent war conditions ef he world joying - a period of our - nations stake, men have to vote as Americans. repelled by a campaign of carping of deference on the one hand, nor of would jeopardize our peace and pros- greatest wealth." Aha speeches of the Mr. Wilson has now had four years criticism in which patronageon the other. conperity. Mrs. Minnie Blood says: Republican candidate consist chiefly But the spirit of recognition has to be such a great crime. Oh, of experience, and I think he has of I say that every man or woman, So thou! where art sistency, nothing proposing I am a 'wife and a mother,. Jf I one: That labor should been the should vota for Wilson, as a earned faith and trust In my opinion, definite of his own. I am for Wilson he made right of the National Coun.. A change in our government would who can, not another word, I have perhaps said part Mr, Hughes, if president, would have because four years' experience consti- cils; that its. patriotism should be mean disaster, misery and woe. Our matter of safety, if for no other rea- sufficiently answered why I am hopson. found it difficult to decide on the tutes in itself a reason for is a conceded, and that its knowledge of its present ing and praying for the success of ..to course the he for government best C. A. Fernelius says: iew administrations learn more or own needs should give it paramount man. and he demonstrated it when President Woodrow Wilson in sacred proclamation forth sent that many matters. His capacity faster from their experience than has voice in lowered the has Wilson "President and legislation directly for all his subjects to pray. Let us tariff and made the income tax law sight, as we learn from his President Wilson. its own rights. In common with hundreds of thouaffecting peculiarly as . , i3 but to the and faithful true stand inscrip highly developed, enacted the He has ecothe benefit has sands of my sisters throughout tha 'This fundamental .right spirit poor. (Irving Fisher is professor of jresight, we are not equally nomics at 'Yale. University and has guided tne Wilson administraton to tion on our coin, In God We Trust. new currency law which puts a atop United States, I have watched with .rmed. .It do not think it is Our Lord and Master said, Blesaet to. panics. He has enacted the Rural been a Republican up to this wise and righteous labor legislation. tremhling anxiety our president pilotalways to sensible for they shal Credits bill which makes it possible for change or thing Because of that spirit and its remits are the ing the ship of state safely through time.) A1 God. of children the called be experienced and untried man as borrow to the farmer how can money cheaply uncharted aeas, lashed to unprecein definite laws and policies, the sake of change or with-- i Henry Ford Says: liberty-lovin- g Americans loyal to the who would follow His example should as the corporations borrow it. He has dented fury by the storms of warfare, better reasons being given Like Mr. Edison I am a Republi- Republic and its ideals fail to sustain vote for Woodrow Wilson enacted the eight-hoday for the avoiding collision here and disaster have I change than any can. I cannot stay with a party that an executive who has done so much Mrs. Regina Stoker says: benefit of the workingman, and haa there, while all around other stateWoodrow Wilson has been the given peace and prosperity to all of craft were puts office seeking first and America for their realization? being engulfed in the terRe-savior of his country during the ter the people. President Wilson is ar hard rible maelutorm. My heart bleeds for t years ago Edison was a .) last. The president has saved the Basil M. Manly says: rible two years that have just past. worker and has done more for hia the mothers and wives and aitera of United States from the horrors and two presidents, Lincoln and It has not. been Only easy for him to keep country than any other president Europe and Asia and Mexico, whose desolation of international war. or Irving Fisher says: Wilson, have understood or sympa us at peace, for there have been so since Lincoln. Therefore, he should be loved ones, millions of them, have reHis domestic policies have given thized with the aspirations of labor. for Woodrow Wilson because us that have for selfish man do for more among to many good ceived enter the last embrace of love and new strength to the legitimate Lincolns great action, however, af and unrighteous reasons tried to kind. accomplished peace with honor emancito their doom; and when I reagone protected the worker, fee ted only one race; the Seamans i stood firmly for American prise, us into war. To the heart o: plunge on man, lize and the that and the children, destroyed Act and the Child Labor Act are land- a true mother peace is one of the Amasa L. Clark says: and international law. A pated stood us haa between America. of evils sapping the courage Woodrow Wilson ia the president divinely guided, marks of labor history. Wilsons un greatest ideals of the human family. may plunge us into war. I He is a like and and because of the a that and who fate, great president equivocal endorsement of organize I have had two son on the Mexican of the common people, the people Wilson because his adminis-ha- s untouched him homes the our are Wilson Woodrow by American. tion and the eight-hoday in the border for several months, but I have do the work of the world, and he haa been more constructive greatest horrors that are destroying half the and undivided alHe has for interest. stands their vouchsafed America, is the for greatest felt that their lives are secure, for present controversy iy previous administration and the wel- forward of the world, I tearfully and fervently thank for step every taken by any know Woodrow Wilson will not act also looked after the interests ration. He has kept faith with legiancethe equal justice farmers. He went unflinchingly into many. American statesman.' on fare of (Continued on Page 16) jple and deserves rashly. That thought has been my the haunts of Wall Street and deof the forces are him Against Barnes says: R. John refuge: influence over the rapacity, special privilege, eager to J'Woodrow-Wila- on baa blessed ua at stroyed their of Jhe18th.ln; to In reply yours exof government, and as a reNational get back their loadedanddice, the conDemocratic Judicial I beg to submit the following as home and abroad, and the mothers of stant Federal greedy elec- sult he gave us the splendid on him ploiters of children should will remember Wilson land Woodrow this a reason why Reserve banking system, which has cessionaires. . It is their millions be tion day. His legislation for the made monetary panics impossible. ind County Ticket against Americanism. He has succeeded in placing the working people and against child Wilson is also a r, great finances of the nation in such a con- labor has won the hearts of the com- and I like the way in which ha has Samuel W-- Traylor says : believed monetary mon people. They love him as they dandled the diplomatic affairs of our I am a Republican and expect to dition that it is nation is con- loved Lincoln. . this as so far feel panics, I same time nation. remain one; at the will forever be a thing of the Mrs. John W. Singleton says: that I would be doing a great injustice cerned, Uncle Jesse Knight of Provo Woodrow Wilson, the man whose f I should allow myself, under the past.He has endeavored to place the says: fertile brain and true heart have sue jresent strained conditions of the burden of reason for advocating the My where it rightgovernment T 1.UB.III destiniea of this whole world, to support any candithe guided of Woodrow Wilson can be cessfully the wealth of and keen whose insight date against Mr. Wilson. I think Mr. fully belongs, vlz.,on nation, "For District Judges ' summed great up in- - the following: I conthe nation. be himself to match President for nhave been a every sider him the biggest, bravest living Wilso- has provedARTHUR E. PRATT 'In dealing with other nations he foresightwhose has indeed been American. .WOODROW WILSON pen thoroughly progressive; he has been has crisis, ALFRED W. AGEE upheld the honor and dignity of the president of all Americans; he If mightier than the sword of any war- Mrs. Millie Porter Walton says: under and that United too, the States, For District Attorney in the present great world has acted fairly with all governments, I shall vota for Woodrow Wilson dif- ring nation MOMAS R. MARSHALL conditions. Had trying very durand STUART has P. DOBBS he whose superior judgment passed and the laws that because it is the best way I can thank been pursued no doubt conflict," f for Presidential Electors ferent policy the of will even administration been prove wisdom have sought by For State Senator, Third District him and show my appreciation for ing his we would have had war with all its at'ROBERT N. BASKIN monarchs of the world, who places a what he has done for you and for me RICHARD STRINGIIAM great value to a very, great majority tendant horrors. JOHN SEAMAN of the people of tie United, States. greater value upon human life and in the past four years. oFr State Representative, 6th Diet. VrHON ANDERSON is the president of the John Henry Evans says: Because he has proven that high liberty than upon property, who has Traylor (Mr. about FRANCIS IL NALDER "Lincolns homely phrase : JESSE KNIGHT maintained the peace and honor of ideals and righteous purposes can Traylor Engineering and Manufactura while crossing swapping horses this great nation in spite of the most really enter into and control affairs For County Commissioner, 4 Years United States Senator ing Company of New York.) in my view the strongest is stream DAVID F. SMITH conditions, whoaq. love of k 0f government VILLIAM IL KING of President trying and of reason for the David Lubin says: r are foremost J to humanity to chosen he has Becaime country prove For County Commissioner, 2 Years tstice of the Supreme Court You may say' for me that I Lave Wilson. in his thought and action, and whose the world that America shall show THOMAS PARKER most "We are in the midst of a process, ability to do things aright is almost (mer e. always found President Wilson the wisdom and education of the that inLook finished. toward the For County Clerk with almost nothing presikind and sympathetic For Governor unerring, should be has not ben for naught; that , He sees their at oiir relations with Europe, the dent of the United States. Failure to ages1 C. JONES SETH farmer. the of terests BAMBERGER MON there is yet a country where right His mind is as Mexican problem, our growing friendleader a in way. needs this big great progressive For County Treasurer shall rule instead or might For Secretary of State as a bell to the (advantages to ship with the southern republics look wouldba clear GEORGE" A. iVETLfN G bywiiiclt ARDEN BENNION tla- - tsriff-oui--of at to than serve help better Stewart country my says: For County Recorder and politics, of freeing labor, of making Hyrum (roFAttdrriey'CMefar' ordering through panels post, Woodrow Wilson her retain her present peace and prosthat I believe, the LEWIS Wall BLANCHE Street impossible, on from panics MN B. SHIELDS stabilizing ocean freights for the reason perity by voting for President Wood-robe should imof vast ' internaother an dozen things and a - - ' For County Assessor staples of life through Wilson. - ; h hat For State Treasurer Z':'7.r all are as yet unfinished.- - that in the last four years . I could portance commission. commerce tional JOHN II. BLOOD tNIEL 0. LARSON the be a fool who solved some of the greatest problems Francis IL Nalder says: man and this yould That speak than less not resay Woodrow Wilson should he ali time, both national and internaFor County Sheriff For State Auditor- - - - - truth. dismissed his surgeon in the midst of of inOf the United States elected to the them solved "president has and CHARLES NALDER JOSEPH IURIE critical but successful operation on tional, and three after United States (Mr. Lubin is the founder of the a years the because, of honor and For County Attorney untried new- terest International Institute of Agriculture, his child to employ an For Superintendent of have given up peace and of trial he stands forth as the greatest His a policies was said he I. LAYTON LIONEL he because is the father of the rural credits comer just public Instruction he has fearlessly guided American. As a result of his adminfools. not prosperity; are Americans For County Surveyor movement of America, and is one of surgeon- E. Gw GOWANS the ship of state through the trouble istration, our nation A today more lead-- ! James G.Wood says: HERBERT J. BAIR IE E Americas greatest agricultural honored and respectedthan at any ' Second District I a period m our some waters of neutrality without dis Congressman, reached .... have We y eTS JAMES IN MAYS fault-findin- - - g, file-lead- God-feari- er this-campaig- n. -- s4 peace-maker- s, il ur et, n ha ip la - Lh- lUt ey ea God-appoint- ed ih. it iIL ur ey it u on ;nt ma-chine- ry mocratic tic ret ah and State Ticket up n- peace-make- - t in inf. IT'S) oo4 inf ilr US on r ray. - oa SI . hey jar Vice-Preside- nei hel tilt v gie roa iyed or loir ige4 they coa-- nt -- ( corfman ed out p re-ele- for ly r t f-e- work-oL-takin- aht ct g w ed - mo -- ra a r Olg stair rre4 f ) tit tl fI ae tH - one-ha- lf .r juO it V.T.o ' s . . J The jUv-iu,Y ll in framins the prcMbition bill wbich will make Utah dry next . for the State Senate, and Francis ill. party presents fer this work Richard Stringham, two better men for this work m Daus cou.. house of the State Legislature, Are there wij ticrc resent Derw-ra- the flower . -- - Davis cc-r.- ty S - t ! : -J |