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Show UN THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1923. m exostoses that of tha 'country. That nation la larger Issues bf city versus country. tloally every city of over 104,004 and tha United States. I'p to : the POP' The olty la wet, the country dry. yet lose the presidency readily. On the other hand, If you picture the Uovernor tsmltha declaration agalnat of the small town and fur FLANS FLIGHT campaign aa city versus country, thsre troupe predominated, but today41 tha the present basis of our immigration adhe would are some Important and the restriction ia to cent ohanga par urban t per country verse to ths Republicans. make would tend to Increase the recent cent small town and rural. Hera ia ami found In As citlea should If tha Smith what few above. Immigration realise momenluue change, for explained - Commandf", Dougt heap low. by comparison, the older lha careful student of history a no gst sll the nty vote and Hoover all the immigration of Kiutlleh. Irish, gut oh vole, Hoover could win the country that up to now frontiers rather than Germans las Cincinof Jeffreys and Scandinavians, who to a election In apite of the greeler number dues have dominated our do! Ileal Ilia on and extent farina settled of the city votes. But. there are conditions According to Jefferson, thia was aa It Rreater nati, vtlio plans a flight their descends nta there. The that subtract from Hoover's country should he, fur ha feared the menlslity a'xmt If the campaign consists of single-motore- d of bis cities. It these looser, Democratic candldate'a proposal strength. in a tesa stable masses dominate, wtli our Immigration la described by ' The : the city righting the country, then of York Werld." which reflects our gi eat sll sections of the I'nlted States the form of democratic guvernment eur the South to plane Comino Presidential Election vlve? These uuestlona are no longer est city and la ardently partialtoler--toa south should be on the rural and a .Ana with of but Hoover aide. Not only I. the south In eplrlt Smith, tha Wa era academic. October. today merely Fple during nee, deplores Uovernor rfmllh's raising thick of a presldenlsl campaign In prevailingly rural. On tha apertflo Is Will Be Fight Between in Issue. World" "The He sues aaya is this of are part: the York an Naw which tha aldewalka of campaign tha south Is expert pilot "Tbe plan, which seams to be llov stransly dry and logically should be pitted against tha frontier. aTammany ernor on s Is to base Smith the and Hoover. On the Immigration issue quotas with can Hall nominates Its Tammany-brenavigator. Urban, Rural Districts. or 1M0 census. The effect of the south Is almost unanimously op. didate. while tha Repuhllcana for tha tha JMO of to be decrease would the this quotas posed to Governor Smith's position fimt time In history nominate eanai Free Plate and Nevertheless, the fart la that this en dates both of whom come from tha Germany, the Irish to Increase the and Great lirltaln tire section, excepting, perhapa. two tha virile reaches Mississippi. MARK SULLIVAN. beyond By Greece and of or t'oland, Italy, three states, will probably be sub quotas Verily the big rlty haa arrived in na WASHINGTON, D. C.6pt I. Tkl tlonat . . No quota syrtem can Ruasla. from Hoover a strength and tracted tha with mighty backing politics atried to Kmiih's. complex campaign violatee mora prece- of metropolitan dallies flooding tha of course, be Ideally aatiafactory to . Hut tne present law . our everybody. there la disaffsrtion against 'una Minllnrly Insidious In To our tlma. frontlera with their dent than any othr and uavige la breading la In ths Itepubllmn tarty among some a greater degree, luui cut arroia tha headlines rather than your heads. eaaa. operation no 1 la settee In reopening hr farmers, lOglrally, It Is difficult to see Verily, the tlma has coma to Sek tha the question and starting a debate all how the former can contemplate the yordlnary current. Is leadership sare lor to of aa Question. what over s percentage again Can Tammany and Ha In trying to reduce ucb a campalrn triumph of the cily In national with anything hut apprehension. the Irishmen, Germans, mJe and Italians to a almpla form of ststement, tbt moat satellite citlea, held togethet by our should be admitted each year. Uovernor That a national administration domicohesive power of plunder, preserva Hmlth. though he la of Irish anrextry, marly successful la that which nated by the cities would adopt policies representative government: eanouses the plan which would dras about the tariff or anything else perma tha controverejr aa tha blf city He the Irish reduce can, Writer iiuota. tically Supported by nently favorable to the farmer, la rather taraui tha atnall town and tha rural too much for human nature1 to expect. therefore, be credited with being disindistricts. That la tha statement arrived Clastle Author. terested and generoua in hie propox.il. It Is certain that over a period of years at by all tha mora thoughtful writers Mre. Tilton, feeling aa aba does, finds 11 la, navertheleaa. In our opinion, nn government dominated ay tbe cities who see lha eltustlon with tha ureal er claslc authora to support her view. She unwise proposal, whlih ?an do nothing ould favor the city population aa ackround of historical knowledge, tha quotes Rpengler. who said that "to pass but awaken and jealousies antagonisms against the farmer.. Nevertheless, as a reater equipment (or peculatloB about from country to city is to exchange tha without any compensating national temporary condition in me present Uie rutura. for tha frogs . Ma benefit. Our advice to him Is to aban birds perspective some farmer who normally In W. campaign, Gilbert. Clinton Among other. leave the ImmAmerica's who and his don that caulay, prophesied suggestion be on the rural aide of the Isshould thii week' Colllar'a, aeea what haa democratic form of government would igration question out of the campaign." sue will the Democratic candiaa support happened to tha Damooratlo party dissolve when tha city population out date. not merely change In control but numbered tha rural, woo Presidency Determined and Kryoe, Smith also I the fact that Helping the birth of a naw party, a parmanant aald that in great citlea tha forces that Only by testers I Vote. the city vote la more eapeble of organicity party, "a union of tha sidewalk attack and pervert democratic governaa. we the broad If can and mora readily got to sation be accept campaign .or New Turk with big business." Ha ment a re exceptionally numerous.' the polls. In New Jersey, the femo-craihlnk wa have all "overlooked chant Mrs. Tilton para phrase a LeBon and ly, city versus country. Inferences cm habitually get II per cent of thslr in tha balance of population, which finds comfort in him: be drawn about the outcome. One must vote to the polls because most of their threatened tha . . . old control of Cities Ilka New York and Chicago be careful, however, not to accept tbe I. In cities. The Republicans vote th i government. I refer to tha growth would try to Invade politically tha vast more superficial Inferences. Though tne get out only II per cent of their voteaf urban population at tha azpanaa of small town and rural areas. But, ha most of It Is In the rural dlsbecause uroan nn rural population, i populacity population now outnumbers the tha enenetlo, tion haa numbara and It la capable of declares, n and follow aa a aim pie It not doea rural. remarkably more organisation, capable of organ trolled population that has up to now mathematical result that Governor lion than tha rural population la. And dominated tha United Statea will over- - BmlUi will be elected. The presidency eJ.t haa produord lta hero. Governor coma tha Invaders alt senses if tha not It la determined by the popular votes. Smith la tha hero of townspeople. uatlon In tlma. There la tha rub to but by tha e!entor.U vote: that by much so that Republican ron eerie ha sen-e In time what domination by tha statea. It happens that many of the will carry Republican cities Ilka Cleva. loose, In are a popu citlea massed heterogeneous fluctuating, comparatively land and Cincinnati, Chicago and Da- - lations of big citlea would mean whan email number of states, so that a lnrge troit. ' pplled to democracy. It would mean popular vote may be overcome by a It la possible to aea tha picture aa tha and tha larger number of electoral votes from absence of tha it la and yef dlacuaa it with detach-ii- ii necessary to the greater number of statea that urc quality of mind nt. Not all do. A writer who por- reasoning not dominated by citlea tari.e tray e the lsxue aa city veraua country, Tha That sounda pretty doleful. It Is a fair judgment that In oract- "'bu. haa a strong bias against tha fir- more hove can aa still of over 100.000 popu tlcally every optimistic amonej Smith will carry nearly all tha larger I mer - lation, Smith city who, indeed, haa an alnrnilat ha southwill will have some kind of fine A survive. country cities. point of view asout the possible trirn small. To this gen or Ptewnrt J. editor. lemocrstlc majority, large Is of tha city, Elizabeth Tilton. Bryan of Richmond, Va. tha other day eralization there are, of course, excep umph But many ot the larger citlea are writing in the Independent Weekly for declined to ha terrified out of his trations, los Angeles is a large rlty, hut concentrated In states ruch aa New August Ji. Ona feels obliged to omit, ditional allegiance. At a debate at one the possibly only dry really in tha interest of equability, tha more tha University of Virginia, he said, in Urge city that la dry. Log Angeles. York, Massachusetts and .New Jersey. violent of tha passages in which Mrs. to some dire predictions, that he both because of Its dryness and of lta Smith will be obliged, so to peak, to Tilton aspresses her horror of possible reply to support Kmlth. Tammany being In California, will undoubtedly use up much of his city backing In the was domination of tha nation as a whole or nogoing Tammany if only to ehoir tha ive a majority to Hoover. (Another nation aa a whole to carry these citlea. by ha cities, in her lesa alarmed world that the United States can stand allfornla city, however, ian Francisco. Other large cities are outnumbered or inent of tha ease aha says: happens to be exceptionally wet. and overbalanced by the rural population of anything that cornea down the pike. ot we can the Democrats confidently hope to get the stales la which they are. Thii la the all accept picture ciry City Population versus country as a fact, witiiout nec majority for uovernor Smith in It.) true of Ohio. Illinois. Minnesota. Mis Gees Ahead af Country. Philadelphia, no doubt, will give Re- souri. Colorado, Washington, Kentucky, essarily accepting all tha woeful pre"For th first tlma In our western diction! of tha apprehensive. publican ma tori ty as usual. There may lennessea ana eisewnere. In world, a great nation exists which It la a fact that the aperlflc Issues be a few other exception, but gen In abort, tha distribution of twmila. the city population haa gona ahead of of the campaign fit themselves Into the erally the rule will hold, that Governor tlon la such that Smith may win prae- - HE . i. n CITY ulallort rruas-curren- ta VERSUSTDWN ... Dlg-clt- y poll-tic- ta atern-wllle- a: trlcla. Weather win keep the rural vote at home, but rarely tha city vote. City Mala Voter Undoubtedly fer Smith, There may he some exceptions running up the other way. The city male voter la undoubtedly on lha side ot Smith aa respects prohibition. Hut ran we be certain that the female voter of the cities Is aa prevailingly wetT The woman voter everywhere. In city as well as country, la going to hsve a larger hand In thla election than In any previous one. We shall see more complete results of women's suffrage then we have had alnce It la was adopted In the nation. It may be that on the prohibition Issue a considerable proportion of the woman vote In the cities wilt offset ths votee of their husbands. If the contention la correct that new party haa been formed, a city party, then that party will be permanent. Mr. Gilbert thinks so: "I do not wish to be understood at Implying a belief tn tbe new party aiiccees In November. The difficulties In the way of Governor Smith are very great. At one time they seemed In superable. I think that. In spile of them, he haa made a parly that will last. It will last if he wins In Novem ber. It will Isst If he la defeated then and has his health to be a candidate again four years from now." That Is a shrewd observation. It fits with an atmosphere ope notices In the new management of tha lemocrati party. In thslr state of mind, and between the line of much they say and do, one can see a planning for four years hence e If they are prepared not to be dismayed If they Inee this year. but rather to regard progreea in thll campaign as making auecea. certs la In J3J. One of th most frequent remark of wet leader I the effect little that thla year la unfortunately early for the wet revolution in public sentiment which they confidently ex ranks. Dry Democrat la leaders hsve been telling their followers to sit tight and vole straight, aa usual; that Smith will be beaten In November, and that then the old ntsnagemsiit could resume control. Of sll tha vain hopes now current In the political world, that Is probably Ih vainest. In ths new Democrst-l- o party, the bulk ot the votes sr going to coma from the Wets In the big cllleji. and tha new wet leadership will keep control. go to th airports to see the atari a arrive or leava. At some field hot dog and peanut tan Is hsve been euperseded by restaurant with danc. floor, radio nulla and balconies, Persons living neap Die IMermedlale fields see a landing, the quirk transfer of the malt to plane, and tha tatter's departure, all lr, a fw minutes. In Kansas City Ha'urday night la reported to be tha favo.ite time for small parties to aeast this diversion. Hadiey field, near New Tork, ta that attract fans. On night h whs mall plane from,th west pian-- Aviation Fans Greet Planet at Landing Fields aipAaid, ward and an eiclted girl rushed forwaited to sea a romsntle NFW YORK fAP) Deecendant of atsp out. Th door opened and the folk who ueed to gather at the out scrambled a business man In derby depot to watch the trains com In now hat emoking a cigar. flg-u- ra Gas Almost Wrecks N. Y. Woman's Life Dr. H. L. Shoiib, New Tork, writes: NEW TORK. Mr. O. Idling, bual-newoman, aaya etomach gas made "Adlerika. In addition to lta Intestinal Adlerika ended cleansing, attacks the growth) of inteslife a burden for her. the ga and Ufa I enjoyable again, ehe tinal baoteria and bacilli." Dr. J. Weaver: "In my IS years aay. practice, I nave found no thing to ice The almple wilature of buckthorn Adlerika," J. K. Puckett; "After using Adbark, glycerine, eallne, eta, (known Adlerika), haa a moat surprising DOU. lerika, I feel better than for M yearn. BLB action, flrat, tt acta on BOTH Awful Impurltlee were eliminated." It will astonish you the great upper and lower bowels (most medicine act om lower bowel only) and reamounta of poisonous matter Adlerika, moves foul matter that often poisoned bring out matter you would never the ayatem for mom ha. Second, Ad- believe waa la your systsra. la hronto lerika clear all OAS and sourneeo from constipation, gaa bloating, aour etom pect. tomach and bowel, bringing IN- ach and alck headache, Just ONB if It l true tha new Pemoerattc man on keeping control STANT relief from atomaoa trouble. spoonful Adlerika bring wonderful reagement count whether they win or lose In November, And. In addition. Adlerika remove lief. At leading druggleta. Bold la that will baffle the old Democratic metabolle poisons which cause geurltla, Salt lake City by Sohramm-Johneo- n and ether druggleta. leader who have been retired to th rheumatism, el. (Adv.l self-co- clear-sighte- d uickisfr l. ol 'k , , SllVERAiyVIVERSARYSIX WJWA ' '''"ry Graceful contours instead of straiaht lines 'gleam7spame and cKromepIaf- of hiliafif mg insfead of drab effects v the most Deaunjui doo i e& ever mm ' ixs si is . lawissi i sgii , i . - - ,.. .. w , a. . a, ' rTKf ri .' 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