Show l r a l riff f and ancI Ma Markets ketsI I Dy Dr J. J P. P Judge I goO good cek's 1 7 s Courier Rave gave us ast anthem on onis I t 1 Democratic tariff It is a familiar t is and Jor for several generations red i p of nIl all grades We arc fed to fn find d the Judge Judge- still to this old ad hymn bc- bc cIt c- c i tea It 1 Sas has on rea really become passe or of course th there re are aro still rank as asS ase YO that as e S and thE Ie is an element elemont sic d as it vere ni e t. t f 1011 from hf But ira Pond and those there nut But as i here t SE as real music music- we have Yo luYon p sn n cm itt i t It vont o ont do l n is b th tariff rc U r u. u card ad ai staff to enjoy There 3 nii J of Oi i m melancholy sadness l' l It Itie getting the canne canned ie e just ne ne teA r 4 brut about I eaten eaton up lip that l Bari from the vast vast southern I ats that came in m the last trade Just bee beL be- be or of flee free o r to 0 L present Republican tariff e fJ re IC the Hie the South Ameri- Ameri hipped into our racking packing plants of frozen beef eef Our Oura ti a men amen were given the final r rt Thousands of good livestock many i here in tho basin tho basin boand be- be and are today as a for the other othel fellow was vas 5 given a hard blow Wol Sool came Caine in from Ar Argentine and in similar manner n S. S heep men meu went broke b by the dc Sands iuds The he basin was hit an- an hard lick and we have not recovered ered Alfalfa seed anti ana dairy coW helped us but not eed could stand the free trade dicine Again Argentine andis and is Mra ralia ia helped by Europe's trad- trad ept alfalfa alfalfa seed down A four larli put us on our feet that South Ameri- Ameri ge says fest must pay a tax or a fine or a Ity before the they may get their our country That is pay par a tariff or a tax If ast cut this tariff down to noth noth- pr r to a mere Democratic Entire t te e cannot compete with them beef wool or alfalfa seed To fo ii ill urta a a very low tariff would vol help trading stimulate com- com W e with these non countries The They have great Millies of raw materials beef t n wool hides etc Ve We could ee Sonie tome mc of these materials and k H but if vc we let them come int in i t Juree ree or on a non pr protective non bahen bahen ba- ba hen the U. U S. S A. A A. A farmer and man moan must work for less lessI c y I get far tal lower prices Our am Sier er l lives es in a more rigorous i II lives lires better d dresses better hettel r mods ds more mone money money- for luxuries fuses refuses to come down clown to the sae basis as the peon pe-on th the slave o or of oriO iO del a Plata plains If we Cr e trade the Democratic J u then we ve must trade our our goods heir goods This is good busio busi- busi so o far as it does not hurt more it helps us But if this trad- trad VU a Ut number of or vital home homo pro- pro I Sown down below our living wage tea i it wont do We Ve wont produce q t hides alfalfa seed beef mutton n ar an and 1 other pro cheap cheap- t these South Americans We Ve Vedo j do it unless we change chango our I of living making malting labor heap keap But nut it is doubtful that y uld do it if we had the labor Manse se climate is a big factor ia iu ing g g costs They dont don't need much r n M down in Argentine Argentino al arid aid over We must have ha wool Er Our r center of or population is ms in m mn 1 n Indiana p Fr mi nn Chicago and north we n n l I protection U t products th-Ct th tt t would come Reaper than sc an pan r. r grow grov row them may help New Ne' England and ami At At- Ile states stales by hy ln fn lard down do making manufacturing increase sa saat Jat Kat at South American and Austral Austral- ray raa materials ma may como conic ll into to E country But we w would uld Kill bill our t Q 8 in beef beet wheat wheal f. f f. f Line L je lower tariff on Argentine Argentina te we must treat Canadian eat on a similar basis That would our ir TV wheat heat growers out of or busi bUSi- 1 t If W we let German and other othere e products come in hi for litno lit- lit g r no tariff then our factories I bigot fO operate L I If we permit sugar sugart I Di- Di in III on oil a low tarIff larm basis oasis then men rt sugar factories must close farmers beet growers quit luiL Two Jas ds of the worlds world's population arc are Kell n and the black races Our cannot and it will willi i compete with these races From Grande to to Cape Horn thet the tho theor thoI t r or Latin blood dominates I b erns r and controls control Mexico for forI I an has ab about t peo- peo I U 0 UI or this number about 2000 i iI i are white peo people e bloOds Moods and the others are ire These Indians are arc v virtual irillia il B a their living simple their b- b 1 M mica n lute qute low compared with ti hhite mans man's demands and aei ac- ac ca As v e e go south clown i rough gh Central t w we a find at as or instance a stale slate o of f h r s y tar far wor worse c than our negro l glO ilo 11 1 AU Nil down to Capo t the me Javery SlaYer slavery exists ts labor is cheap u elation present rate rato of increase in iJ i Another generation will wil Our Ur t W n demands for fot many lines of o materials exceed our supply A Aw At Di er w We must protect O our whoa wheat man ratan our cattle F lOn lOu Last Page r From Page One TA TARiFF i ANDl AND 1 I man luau au t sugar beet beet sugar growers ant and other national producers The fire world wo rid war cha changed conditions very much All nat nations ons are seek seeking the American American Ameri Ameri- can dollar Ve We want to trade tracIe with all aU and aid especially wU with 1 Ca Canada and with the Lati Latin Americans Am on the south However Ho we must imst protect our vast agricultural wealth and population ot of the Mississippi vaU valley y anti and tie the range rante and farm lan lands 3 of the mountain and and west coast regions Our southern states want free trade because their surplus of cott cotton n brings more ready markets and amI their manufactured g goods come from oth other r countries cheaper than we can ean well Veil deliver them But misconceptions since the days of or Lincoln still hold back back- proper understanding un un- understanding of national relations and standards In the southern states spates Judge Hollenbeck com complains about the taxes sur-taxes on profits But Dut that is necessary because of the world war We loaned about twelve billions to other outer countries and and we spent and misspent another similar sum This This' was under Democratic m management or mismanagement Our long delay in entering the war was just as foolish as a tal tariff irr for revenue only If Wilson Nilson had told the people just what the wOl word d struggle struggle gle lIe meant that we might have to 0 o I tight fight to protect our ships to retain our self respect we could have haye train trained trained ed two or three million soldiers rs and I Ithen then have told Germany that she must settle on a reasonable e basis Such action would have ended the war saved millions of or men and amI billions billions bill bill- bill I i ions of dollars and prevented European European European Euro Euro- adjustments that are arc now and will remain mal adjustments The Judge says that we would have hae a big bib boom boons in business if the people would just come to their senses and cut down this tariff wall I Evidently he cannot see that we cant can't compete with the other sixteen sixteen sixteen six six- teen hundred million of the earths earth's inhabitants unless we do have a tariff wall We Ve pay more both for labor and for materials for ever everything everything every every- thing than any other country To 10 j r 1 rI take the tariff wall U down would mean I the adjustment of the whole scale Manufacturing plants for a n while get more orders and certain lines of or business would flourish But our agricultural class and certain manufacturing man man- I lines s. s would suffer We Ve wont stand this degrading of our American standards Free trade means a flourish some business our sea ports port would hum with trade excitement but our vast plains and and amI many mountain vai Y valleys leys would l lay y helpless in poverty Readjustments would have to tobe be made Sonic Some of or our factories would reap a rich harvest and labor that operates them would do well but railroad systems and our great domain of farms and ranches would be sick with Democratic fever Lets have havea a tariff wall instead of a Democratic board fence with long stretches stretches' of of no I n |