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Show - - - , I SENaHtAU EENandHEA EEN EENand E and d daround HEAR 1 1 . around Qrouncft/je Qrouncft je f/ f firnrf / irnrf the f/f f / / flP ! : ; ) ATIONAL rJITIONAL % CAPIrAl CAPITAL/ CAPITAL CAPITALBy / . = f . . By By Carter Field Fieldti ' " , I > " V . ti MOUS 1MOU5 WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT I J IM , " I . - ? : , i'ashlngton iashlngton a.sblngton asblngton irshtngton ' irshtngtonOut . -Out Out - Out ! In n Montanah Montana , organlzinbi0 L 410n L410n on enthu enthusiasts lasts nre are organlzln organlzinb organizing"publican organizingpublican . ; r.I rI . " i0 i0ubUcan ubllcan ubUcan T Typical 1 > lcal Prairie Pr'1lrie Pr1lrie ' State ' * 4 4E "t t ' " "tIB IB is E Word of ot this activity has hasreached has"s hass " ' reached rencJJ'd rencJJd ( . ' Democratic member memben ' , ! 1 'P.nJ're P.nJre PnJre ' . Amgress ngre : ' s from Butte ' and 1nd Hclcm Helen'1 Helen1 Helena HelenaI ' I \ ' . ; Jt it \ \ . Is , they thcy admit prhatel3 prh private atel , ra rath rathilsturbing th ilsturbing lIsturblng . . In fact . , It Is giving glvlDg givingflod glvlDgEt giving'rood E\t E t ! \ 'rood rood ' { flod risturbing od deal of ot concern to Senator Sen1tor Senatores 18 ; es E Murray , who Is up for tor re1r re reUon 1r 16 ' \ Uon on this tIlls scar year ear and nnd up to now nowit * it Ttnot | not contemplated any particuai partlcu particu , ( Tlrnot ai aitrouble trouble In " winning "Inning Inning wtnning six slz mOl molers moie mole moieW e et t ) rs W la In tlie the senate . . J Montana tlDhlD'1 tl g DhlD'1 DhlD1 ontnna ) ' has not elected a Reoilcan fle lie $ Ican : ! can senator since the tbe Bullk Bull DuIl k . c e epilt spIlt split of 1919 1DW 1319 Even E.en Een . In the thewave theware wave of 1930 1030 , Senator Thomasyalsb Thomas Thomasalah Thomaswish Iwave theIwave alah wish , Democrat : , , was easily re reled reed " led ed . : > . edr pr r Is Montana by any means acal acal a aft ft cal prairie stnt state- state stag stateIt - " It comesc10ser comesc'loser comes comesI I 1 rdoser c10ser c'loser closer ' to being a typical mountate mounState moun mounState State tate . . . While It Is more noteds noted ' . f s mining It has a good dealu de'llu de'll dell deal ' u attle atfle itlle country , as have ha.e hae . Its ncl nel nelih nelih"Idaho , h Idabo "Idaho Idaho " and Wyoming . , e significance of the fact that tbat tbat'typlcal thatt'typlcal ' "typical typical /'typlcal 'typlcal typlcal t'typlcal ttyplcal / " ' prairie state " " tbIn thing thingF thingy " F ) eon cen een taken tal.en talen . up there is It Is ap op aptJy apHtly tJy tly resented rescnted all aU over o\er o er otter \ the West Westu , a slur on Kansas , which wlliclt of ofo ofe of10 o e was meant , but as a ; slur elur one on one onlie e country west "est est nest " of ot the Hudson Hud.on Hudon . , , made by hy a typical 'typical * ' Tammanyclan Tammany Tammanyclan Tammanycfan ( clan cfan clann n " Tl 1 of ot which makes mnkes tlie the real story storyIB storyils IB is slip , which Wl1ch ( may prove his blS blSot , of ot some Importance Importancee e speech \ was Has as originally orIglnally wrItten wrIttenhnrles writtenharles writtenCharles hnrles harles MIchaeIson MIchaelson Micbaelson , not for tor torA forA A Parley Farley , who delivered dellvcred It , gKjor or Secretary of AgrIculture Agriculture'Try AgricultureTry Agriculturep " ' y p A . Wallace , who comes from from1r fromt fromhad 1r t il 4k , [ ' , . . .Had Had llad . Wallace delivered deIl\"ered deIl "ered ered \ " the 4kch 1ch i iitld ch thel theie there e Is no certainty that Itk1d It -\k1d k1d itld - \ . Id have ha\e ha e hate \ been picked pld.ed plded . up , thougb though thougbfhrase thoughprase thoughphrase prase lends Itself to usee usee use useoe fhrase : oe e terrible pal pait part t of It lies not notx note noti notihe x . . he e phrase phrnse itse1t-though itse1t though itself-though itself Itself - though no oneL onet one oneH onecularlv oneeularly H t cularlv eularly relishes being bemg called ca1led calledcal calledcalbut ' ! fcal-but fcal but cal-but cal but cal " " ' - but In the tbe fact that It Itn { ! ? * from trom a New Yorker Yorl.er Yorler . . Peoplefed People ed fed d that It was a slip but that thnt It Itfthe itthe fthe ) . ythe . ( the kind hind of a slip that re rej personJ .I I .3 3 . j the tbe real thought of the personng person J ing personing ng it It . . It ju ju&t jut lust & t crops to the sur . . ! jyhcn when the writer , or speaker speal.er spealer . , istrying Is Isy .JJ JJ ; . .JJtr y tr trying Ing to make mahe another point , , JIB . : : ( B s more re\Calln re Calln revealing retealng \ ( of the tbe slint shnt slant " . ther nind Ind Lad of the filter "liter liter muter " thin th'1n th1n than ' the r : thez5ht r ; z5ht ht he Is tr trying try , } Ing lag to COD\ COD cons conve.v convev CODe \ e , } . In Inontext " ' onte-l onte l ontext - , : . . , el e d ( I by Early Early3qieu Earlya a 3-qieu 3 qieu - | en it " was "as as Has decided tint th'1t th1t that ' tlll this ocular thisocular thiseular eular ular speech was n11S Has to be deliyl dehv- dehv den deli- deli dehvfeby ] - . 11by ylby yl ' , 11 , ( | feby by Failey ratley and not Wallace , theffJinent the thesent sent ent was sent 0\ 0 over 0er oser \ er to the they . " House Bouse for approval appro\nl appro nl npprosal \ Theres There ThereIs Is s carefully read , and nnd editedeve edlte edited . , , [ eve Early Carly ary ] , secretary to Plesl Pies PleslRoose ( PiesI1 ; Roose\ Roose Roosevelt Rooseelt \ elt , and In char charge chaigeg chargeg ge geg [ g other things , , of pi press ess relar relyr relyy rela rely relaly r- r - ry ; ly y did not ; skip ehlp over o.er oer . the ' 13P 13Prntle t tiporalile , } P PrnhIe rnhIe rntle ( state ' line . . lie lle W'1S W1S was W'1Sd wasd wasd ' ; d by It , and carefully CIVefully cros crossed crossedwhole crossede ed \ whole hole paragraph p'1r'1raph p1r1raph ' ' . ; contnlDlnb contatnrni containingicreupon , ' hereupon creulJOn be Ile he returned it to to's tos ' Ii s Iiofile onice ofile olhce olhcecomes ( 1 comes colDes one of those tbose flequent frequent ficqucntn in flequentin frequentto to government gOcrnment gosernment gO\ gO \ crnment life where It itomary Itbinary omary m'1ry m1ry ' to blame bhme the stenogthough stenogthough stenog ' though all the tile reports aboutdlfTelmt abou aboudifferent about aboutdllTcicnt t rateranted dllTcicnt dlfTelmt different ( But at any rate . , , ; ' "anted anted wanted " the manuscript nent neat neatetlnot nenteltnot neatled neatlednot elt-not elt not etl-not etl - not showing shoIng shoeing sho\\ sho \ \ Ing the savagejdone sa sas \ age ? done _ done agedone by Early arly . . new nen nee draft was made , , and 10 10bold 1 1hold loiehold o bold hold , there was "as as " the 't t ' t3 tvplcal plcal plea plcalstate pleastate 1 ? state " " line Hne when it was corn com cornie corne talkingIs ie e concerned are not tall.lng talllng talking . . , Is whispered that Mlchaelsoed Michaelson Mlchaelso MIcbaelsoncd Michaelsoncd n cd ed the line , and Induced F.lr Flr Far F.lrut Farrat Farput . ut rat it back b'1ck b1ck ' Which puts both bothand bothand bothand h and MIchaeIson MIchaelson on the spoter spotyaer spot , , er for yielding and the tbe latarguing lat"arguing lat latarguing arguing "arguing " arguings "arguingE'1rly arguingEarly s Eirly E'1rly E1rly Early ' was furious He lie hasFork has hasork ha haork s ' ork than can reasonably re'1son'1bly re1son1bly ' ' be bed b bd besd e ' d of anyone any one .Ince Ince . * Ince lnce the'a the \'a 'a a va 'aleft valeft ' \ valeft Louishas left by the death of Louis Louisas Loul Loulas s ' ' thet thf as not been fliled filled And the th e ' t f his reading , speeches rpeeches and an anr am d r 1 " , ahem them amthem , , only to have Ills his derestored derestored de- de derestored - - restored , , angered anbered him asldtSiny aside asideny asld aslday e ' involsedii ny ay stupidity 1m Involved involsed 01\ 01 01ed \ ed edbe ii iia the be a Republicans Republcans out in Monof .Mon Mon .Monot . Monot f seef [ ot of to mention Kansas , ' seem seemwell secrcyell see seewell m ' well pleased ple'1sed ple1sed pleasedSMlchaclson ' .1 1 . S-Mlchaclson S Mlchaclson - MIchaelson was brought up u uof utt p [ of Francisco I'rancIsco IrancIsco I'rnncisco Irnncisco upI'rancIsco ' ' , , which wblch thlnlt8 thlnlt8or think thinkof thinksPSS s . ' of or typical prairie stateslew states state stateew s ew w Y York orl . . . E Eer er Hamil Hamilton Hamiltonin ton In the davs days da s when Woodro Woodroas Woodroisas Woodrov"was Woodrovwas n " , o Woodroo " isas ' \as as \ President there was a ? tknlt aknit wasknit knit llepubllcanfrom group of or Republlcal llepubllcan Republlca Republlcalf Republlcal n l ! f from what Is popularly popularl popularlypstat popularl'upstate popularlupstate y ' ) _ tbet pstat upstateew Iew , ew York In tbe th thi C Cii ii t f ( repre representatives representativt's representativts entatlves ' ' they 'lhey lhey l1ey 10ed lov 10\ 10 \ ed edlior ei efor e d < . i lior ; for or Its own sake sal.e sale . . , as some some somee sour sourj e j . [ e a golf goIt , and some poker . . But Butre Bu Bur Bure Bupre t I r re really business buslne.s buslnes ! . men be- be bey b beBy C- C - ' - - - | y wcro wero were politicians politiciansPt politiciansJ J Pt Hamlm } f them tbem , Charles M IInmll Haml IInmllm Hamlln 1 | m m the little town to\\n to n tossn \ of Rlplet llIpley Rlple y \ , . statJ t RIplejpvestern western part of the state stat stateear er ? . , J ; ? ear the Pennsylvania Pennsyltanla line ilni ilnif ilnibested e ( * , < f Unrested ested In the oil oU business In 1 n I bested , lIe Ile Immediately proceeded proceededal proceed proceedalt proceedcalf cd al alt colleaguehouse collenbueshouse colleaguhouse ! a dozen o of f his collenbues colleagu es house Interested OneS One of ofS ois ' , S Bel Beitrand Bertrand trand H ii . Snell Sne1l . t Iton Hon lton got get s so 80 o interestedand Interested In 1D Inand 1 1and and oil 011 that he decided t to topolltcs decidedi1 i1 i1politics ' voluntarllfrom vOluntarilyfrom voluntarlfrom , politics polltcs ! So he vOluntarily voluntarl 1y friendj friendi from the houae house house , , , his frIend frien j i , . Reed Heed of or Dunkirk Dunl.lrl Dunllrl . . succcci succeed ; - RopubUca'and RopubUcaand . ' : , " It Is a safe snfe llepubllcan Repubfcan llepubllcanand Repubfcanand ' and Reed need has been bClD In tbe the tbeer tLver 1 er since . 11 11s 11c 11x c s x I I From rrom Prom that th'1t th1t ' time tlme on Hamilton hisspent h'1s h1s has h'1sspent hasspent ' spent more time In Kansas Knns\s Knns s ' \ thin th'1n th1n than ' hehas he heha'l hehas ha'l hal has ' In New Ne\\ Ne A'ess Aess Nelorl ' \ ' \ lork lorl loth . But he kept I.ept Iept . upb15 up uphis uphis his b15 old friendslilps friendships , , and for ob obVJOUS obcious obvious VJOUS cious reasons , , personals personal ' \ is \s s as \ well ell us as asfriendly usfriendly asfriendly friendly , some same of his old ld buddies buddiesret'1lned buddiesretained buddiesretilned ret'1lned ret1lned retained ' their thclr Interest In his doln doingsAll doings doingsAll s sAll All of which Charles Charle . : ; DcvvovHllles Dc Dewev DewevHllles " 'v v 'vlimes ( ' limes Hllles did not . know l.now lnow when "hen hen " be bethought bethought hethought thought of or holding hC'1dmg hC1dmg heading ' a n "Stop Stop " Lan Lao Landon Laodon Landon don " movement moement niosenrent mo\ mo \ ement some months backThere bach back bachThere backThere There were no banners and nnd shout shoutIn shouting shoutIng In ing about the work "orh orh ssork " thit th'1t th1t that ' Cbarle\ Cbarle Charley CbarleHamilton CharleyHamilton CharlevHamilton \ Hamilton did for Lindon Vmdon Landon , but how howIt howt howIt It i t told In 1n \ .New New l\ew l ew 1\etv 1 etv . York Yorl . state stnte I ! IIIamllton IHamilton Hamilton IIamllton not only onl ; retained his hisold hisold hisold old polltlcil polltlc'11 polltlc11 political ' friends and col1eagues colleagues col1eaguesI col1eagueslie colleaguesHe colleaguesHo I lie He kept hept the friendship frIen shlp of importoot importint Impor Import'1nt t'1nt t1nt toot ' upstate editors And the tbe group grouppopularly grouppopularly popularly hno\\ hno knoss known hnon \ n as the the'Old theOld ' Old Guard Guard'suddenly Guardsuddenly ' ' I Isuddenly suddenly found tint that 1\ew 1 ew Aew \ I ew lork IorL st'1te st1te state statehad st'1tehad stitehad ' st'1teI I had run out on them In fact faet . , thenorL the the"orh thework "orh orh norL " done by Chailey Challey Charley H'1nulton H1nulton Hamilton H'1nultonh'1d Hamiltonhad Himiltonhid ' h'1d h1d had ' a good deal to do with the sur- sur surrise sur surprise . - p prise rise thit th'1t th1t that ' came \ when hen the EmpireState Empire EmpireState mplre mplreState State delegation " was Has 1S ' finally polled poIled polledWhite White Makes SlipAll Slip SlipAll All of which Is the more Inter inter- interesting Interesting . - e esting tlng because of ot the rather sur surprising sur- sur surrising . - p prising rising typewriter typerIter typenriter type\\ type \ rIter slip by "IllJam IllJam William "IllJamAllen WilliamAllen " WilliamAlien Allen " White "hlte hlte Aboard a winning natlonal nn na nntlonal natlonal tlonal bandwagon for the first time timeIn timein timeIn In his Ills life , , Mr White R'hlte Rhlte ' proceeded proceededto to do syndicated articles arUcles for thenewspapers the thenewspapers thenewspapers newspapers also On the day dap after afterthe afterthe afterthe the convention con\'ention con 'ention ention ' \ adjourned , , he toldhe told toldthe toldthe the t he story of ot Landon's Landons London's Londons ' nominationgiving nomlnnUon nomination , , giving g iving full credit to Riy ll'lY lllY Ray ' A noberts Roberts nobertsand Robertsand Robertsand and his IIeutemnts lIeuten'1nts lIeuten1nts 1leutenants ' among the Kan Kansas Kansas Kansas sas edlto editors , and to John D 101 M 101lIamIlton MHamilton MHamilton lIamIlton Hamilton , , though he never did men mention . tion tlon that Himilton II'lmIlton IIlmIlton Hamilton ' got his polItical polIticaltraining politicaltraining training at the knees hnees of the old oldboss oldboss oldboss boss of Kinsas K'1nsas K1nsas Kansas ' , . Dave Dae Da\ Da Dns \ e a Mulvane Dlulyane MulvaneBut MulvaneBut DlulyaneBut But , , apparently forgetting that thathe thathe thathe he \ was as In the inner Lindon L'1ndon L1ndon Landon ' coun coup counclI coupdl counell clI dl , . and lapsing lapslDg to his old time crusadng crusading cru crusadlng sadlng sadng [ self , , he talked tall.ed talled . about Hamil Hamel Hamilton Hamelton Hamllton ton ( John D M DI : , not Chirley Ch'1rley Ch1rley Charley ' ) , ralslag rals ralsIng ralsing Ing lag money in downtown downto\\ downto downton \ n New York YorkNot Yorkot ' \ Not 1\ot 1 ot \ot much mucb ; , . " ' be he said , but some And Andthen Andthen Andthen then he tilked t'11l.ed t11l.ed t11led talked ' . about H'1mIlton H1mIlton Hamilton Himiltonigiln ' ( 1g'1ln 1g1ln again ' ' J D1) D \1) 1) 1 : \ M DI ) " walking "alhlng alhlng in and out outof outof outof of the higher hlgber Income bnckcts br'1chets br1chets brackets ' To Toehich Towhich ehich \ hlch due attention will be paid byCharley by byCh'1rley byChirley Ch'1rley Ch1rley Charley ' ' MIchelson 'Ilchelson Ilchelson lltcbelson and the 1\e\\ 1 e pep 1eDe'11 \ IsewDeil pepDeal \ De'11 De11 Deal ' oratorsBut orators oratorsBut oratorsBut But the man who wbo cime C'1me C1me came ' back Into Into1ew intoNew intoiew 1\ew 1 ew i\ew i \ York state stdte politics after stay stay- staying staying - ing out for four mtlonal n'1t1onal n1t1onal uatonal ' [ admlnls admirals admiralstratlons adminisrations admlnlstratlons tratlons ( , who cime C'1me C1me came ' back bacl . for the fife them'1n fifeman themm m'1n |