| Show r- r rA A Vote for Roosevelt V Is a Vote for forthe forthe forthe the Professor and for Free Trade F IT were within the range of possibility that Colonel Roosevelt ROsevell I IF might be elected President on November ember 5 those Republicans who admire his personality believe belie in his hiR honesty and consider him loyal to the Republican policy of protection would still be without excuse excuse ex ex- ex- ex cuse case for deserting their own party part It is not necessary to discuss in inthis inthis inthis this connection the amazing mental processes of supposedly intelligent men meu and women who can still hold to their belief in the integrity o of Mr Roosevelt's pledges and announced intentions when they must be fully aware of tho the class of or persons that fire are leading lending and financing his campaign They should ho however be able to understand that the thc only possible result which Colonel Roosevelt's Hoose candidacy can enn have is such reduction on of Republican pluralities in states and congressional districts as ns to elect a Democratic President and Democratic con congressmen and senators turning the control of every elJ department of the national government to those who by their platform denounce the Republican policy as unconstitutional A vote rote for Roo Roosevelt elt e is a a. a vote yote for Wilson Vilson and free trade a 3 vote that is withdrawn from the Republican n party and given gi to the colonel helps t to defect Mr Ir Taft and his party and t to elect the thc professor Mr Roosevelt must draw more than three eighty-three per cent of the total Republican vote of the United States to be elected if Wilson polls the Democratic str strength Not even en the most rabid of the Roose Roost Roosevelt Roosevelt velt idealists would predict that he lie will win get that amount or that he will get one half of it The result in Vermont shows el conclusively what the division was at that time and there thero is certainly no comfort in it for those who wish the thc colonels colonel's ambitions to be satisfied Republicans who withdraw from their own 11 party and support the third must mast remember that they lher arc merely ni aiding ing their natural and hereditary enemy the Democracy If those Roosevelt admirers admirer who have hn laid to their souls auls the flattering unction that he lie will draw support from the Democracy will inquire among their own list of personal acquaintances who they have lu known to be bo Democrats in the past they w will ll discover disco that these men are for their own O ticket The revengeful rc effort of or Colonel Roo Roosevelt Roose to disrupt the thc Republican party has lins given gh-en them ho hope e of Democratic success not only in national but hut in in state and county and the fact that this hope cannot blossom into full fruition is having haying no effect upon upun their pcr personal onal altitudes in t this hig campaign Those Republicans who plan to succumb to the Bull Con allurements allure ments may as well do so in the full knowledge of what it means Their vote for Mr Roosevelt means the election of a Congress Congre's into which again will be introduced the free sugar tariff tariff-re tariff reduced uce wool and aid lea lead bills which passed the th last House that vote means the st strengthening hening of Democratic hands in the Senate for the passage a through that body hody of or these tariff measures j it means meads helping into the White House a Democratic President who rho will wiIl sign this tariff legislation Is Ts there 1 J. Republican in Utah no matter how earnest hi his admiration ion for Colonel Colonel Col Col- end onel e Roosevelt who will support him when he considers on what effect I his bis action may have ha upon the industries of this state 1 d 14 v r I OB OTC HEDGES should be he a popular candidate Selection J JOn for foi governor of New Kew York A lifelong member mem meni- of Hedges Hedes her ber of the Republican party thoroughly acquainted acquainted ac ac- ac- ac 0 with the needs of the Empire State Shows Good trained traine t b by the ilia hard school of experience nn and Judgment schooled in the ways nays of honest but practical politics poli poli- tics the Republican party's nominee nominee for chi chief f e executive ec ece e of oft the he n most o t 1 populous American com eom- I- I will fill till that to the Ule satisfaction of or his hi party and the theople people ople of the entire state Republicans s everywhere who realize that tho the electoral vote vole of that state is highly hl des desirable for their candidate for President will rejoice that a citizen of the attainments of Job Hedges I has been chosen to head the state ticket The nomination of District Attorney Whitman of New York City suggested by hy tho those e who realize c the strength a brought to the ticket by by-a by a public official who i is showing himself honest capable and energetic would have haye been a mistake The reason lies in the fact that his work in exposing and punishing the grafters in the New York police department depart depart- ment and the de destruction o of the damnable le working agreement between that department and the forces of the underworld 1 i is is of not finished Shed his i i enemies have ha said that he lie is if pursuing his present relentless policy because because because be be- cause of his political ambitions ambition His refusal to accept the gu gubernatorial nomination will revive public confidence in the thc sort of an officer who ought to have it and will reflect credit upon his his' his party Job Tob Hedges will be bethe the next governor of New York and aud his presence on the ticket will assi assist t greatly in holding that in the Republican column column col col- on the national ticket r to R. R ROC ROOSEVELT was once quoted as ns hay hay- George V V- VIs MR ing s sai said that those who accused him of ofIs ofIs Is Learning desiring to found the Roosevelt dynasty dynast in the thc United States with himself as the first How Little cal sheaf of ro royalty alty were reflecting g- g upon his in intelligence in- in in- in He Is King since the modern monarch possesses only limited powers We Ye susi suspect he had in mind the tempered good-tempered amiable and gentlemanly hut but rather mediocre man who s sways ys in England tho the sceptre that was once held by Henry VIII Edward IV and Richard III Pacing Facing anarchy in Ireland with the Unionists openly declaring they will not submit to the proposed Irish legislation the king called before him the head of the Unionist party for the purpose of rebuking him only to be he told that as sovereign he would do well en not to interfere in matters that arc not his concern and that the politics of Great Britain arc arc ale the business business business busi busi- ness of the people and find not of their sadly-limited sadly monarch Ro Royalty alty in England has hes come to mean but little more than thau the keystone keystone key key- i stone of the arch of nobility That great nation would woul have ha become a republic any time within the past half haIr cent century were it not for tho the fact that the lords who control the resources I of the country stand to lose their courtesy titles when monarchy passes when tl there ere is no king there will be no earl carl duke or baron His functions are little more than social In America when hen we pine pinc to 10 be amused we go to the tho circus in iii England they organize a garden party for charity t. t and invite the king z ORMER President Corey of the Steel Trust frust Basis of F FORMER c emphasizes emphasises sa a ver very important r reason a on for his Ius optimistic survey of the conditions existing ex ex- Pros p Prosperity exit rospe P y and to exist exis in the g in world wort d o of f commerce and Broad and industry by pointing to the fact that Great Permanent Britain and Germany like the United States are areen en enjoying active ir trade and good times That is the leading nations of of the civilized world are sharing the benefits of a n general quickening of the movement of busi busi- ness Some of the smaller countries are notably prosperous also The boom in iii Canada is still going on at a a. a great rate and Australia and ana New Zealand are making nc new records in iIi trade and productive industry Italy is in a better condition in In the business sense than at any altY former time in many years year The remarkable growth and amid wealth accumulating of the continues r Ito to be one of the most extraordinary economic conditions of the times All this means much for the American melic n people e. e The best customers the United States possesses are so prosperous that their purchases of American products will na naturally uraU increase This country is certain to profit by the progress of ot its neighbors and the more distant nations which depend largely upon Am America for staples of various kinds I The Thc wider vider the tests the bett better r the ou outlook look for business The more extended the survey s of commercial and industrial conditions the surer the promise of good tim times time's s becomes 1 I IMer Merchants Mer hants in feminine th things to weal wear ear say that American women omens women's s 's feet and er what er what the feet fcc Imm immediately dep depend nd upon are growing larger and more muscular lar Not surprising s ng though considering the hats they have to carry around v l rt u V v 1 |
