Show FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28 1923 THE OGDEN STAND ISr BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE gSSS RADIO CHANGES Presidents (410) Our Old Orator of arm-swingi- charging- thigh-slappin- ng spellbind- g w-a- The war with Spain Was brief It ended in a few months by Spain's giving Cuba her freedom and selling the Philippines Porto Rico and another small island :to the United States for $20000000 Before the end i of the war with Spain the United States also came tinto possession of the Hawaiian Islands " "ftui'1 SPMI Ptrmhmn ol th Publishr -' may function The town meeting or the ward rally now largely encompasses the field of his activity GKTS HIS MESSAGE ' The man who wants to get his message over to the American pto-1-l- e "must stay put lie may range within a foot or two and raise an nrm now and then but the "mike" tramps his style it he is inclined to rise to heights either of voice -- tr of gesture Kxen at the most important of political gatherings such as those he presidential candidates themselves address the battery of microphones is limited and hedges ir the speaker so that his every ittonation will be carried to his vnseen aud4ence Should tne speaker get too far away or turn to one particular tilde of the hall his words are ' likely to be lost not only upon those who are listening In from afar but upon many of h's immediate audience who are depending upoti the amplifiers The radio has proved a handicap to some of the speakers who have been pressed Into the service of the rival camps but It has proved as aid to others FALLS INTO CATEGORY T Herbert Hoover falls into the latter category He has never been given to gesture in speaking and he never has learned the art or knack of pitching his voice so that it would carry unaided over a large crowd This has been decidedly noticeable in his rear- - platform speeches during his campaign tours when the local committees failed as they frequently did to furnish amplifiers When talking Into the micro-phon- e the Republican presidential candidate rarely ever changes his position He stands in the one spot usually gripping the edges of the reading etand on which his manuscript is laid out at easy reading height Occasionally he emphasizes a point by tapping his forefinger on the stand and of course uses his right hand to turn the pages of the manuscript There is another thing th© radio has done to campaign speaking whether for good or for bad i-- r ( -- cf Th Book e Knowing CapYright'193i6 The country became prosperous Irrigation projects were launched in the west and thousands of arid acres reclaimed to useful i UNION IB 1$ K Roosevelt Alfn ' the hour of our In growing prosperity President McKinley attending the Pan-Americ- an in Exposition was shot to death Buffalo anarchist Leon Czolgosz was the assassin and An a flame of fury against anarchism swept across the Vice President Theodore Roosevelt of New York the grandson of Claes van Roosevelt an immigrant from the Netherlands became the twenty-fift- h president of the United States country I Skfch tnd Synop Copyright 1929 Th Croliw Soeity This is the removal from speeches of many YORK TO BRINGS INNOVATION The time element has brought this innovation in political speakVICE ing for the orator has only a given space of minutes on the radio in which to deliver his message and if he exceeds that space he is left in the position of a man talking to Police Engage In Duel With himself Pistols And Fists In It is the theory of those who have given the subject most careful Speak-Eas- y study that the stripping of politto ical addresses down the barest of essentials necessitated by raidb NEW TORK Sept 28 — (AP) — technique" will have a constructive Newspapers today saw in a secret result "The public may m!as some "of meeting of high police offcials the the entertainment that once fea- possible laying of plans for a city-wid- e tured politicaljcampaign speeches" vice cleanup centering prin says James F Burke veteran councilor on the Republican national committee "but at the end of this campaign the American people will know more about the issues presented by the two parties than in any other presidential contest" non-essentia- NEW ls CLEMOP (T6 Be Continued )92S cipally on speakeasies flourishing in the Broadway district The spectacular raid of detectives on a mid-tow- n speakeasy early yesterday morning in which one of their number engaged in a pistol and fist duel wltfti the was taken to be the firstproprietor move in the cleanup The meeting was neld in the of fice of Deputy Chief Inspector Lewis J Valentine confidential man of the department who would only say it was of a "very important" nature Commissioner' Warren said the meeting had been called to discuss proposed reforms in police office procedure but he did not say whether any other matters were discussed The meeting was attended by the : !BKfSi'i ttftmim' ' September Clearance Sale! 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MIDGE: Wonderfully! I learned how to aim the Does not COST— It PAYS n m iyu s SMITH j : I NEfV YOrK Sept 28— (AP)— Canzoneri world's featherTony Construction weight champion was about a round and a half over the featherReach Highest weight limit of 126 pounds when Point he stepped on the scales at the athletic commission oflices at - 2 WASHINGTON Sept 28 — (AP) o'clock todjiy He given a — Business conditions we're de- chance to remove the excess poundweighing in again later clared to be unusually good in the ageHisbefore opponent in tonight's big United States by Secretary of Com- time bout Andre Routis of France merce Whiting today who attrib- weighed 123 'i pounds uted a part of this situation to good administration on the part of the government CALLED "General business Is in a most satisfactory condition" the secretary said "Particularly' is the sit?BIC uation shown by the volume of connow struction going on Our reports show that construction contracts let during the third week Hoover Is Held Up As in September amounted to Great Friend of which is the largest total ever attained The actual Farmer rate of new contracts let fordaily the week was 532000000 and the COLUMBUS Ohio 2S— Sept highest previous rate was about — Ohio Republicans formally (AP) $31700000 launching their state campaign FUTURE BUSINESS "This is rather unusual to have here today with an construction mounting up at this rally heard Governor Alfred E time of year It gives us very good Smith characterized as "the great promisor" Herbert Hoover held up prospect for future business and as the "friend of the farmer" and other bvriness indications fit in to "shake up" the state pledges well with this expectation The utilities commission public volume of check payments last More than 4 000 person from all week reached about $6500000000 a very high record and the steel sections of the state crowded into business is now operating at SO per Memorial hall and listened for sevcent of capacity Interest' rates eral hours to candidates and other are high but they do not seem speakers CONTRARY VIEWS to be affecting business volume inThey Secretary of Labor dicating that commerce is on a James heard J Davis call Governor sound basis" Smith "the- great promiser" deMONET RATE FIRM Increase in Industrial and trade nounce the aims of the "wets" and is passactivity throughout ' the country reveal that unemployment his away ing crediting party with and a further advance in wholeThey listensale commodity price's were report- this accomplishment ed today by the federal reserye ed to Senator Simeon D Fess exboard in a review of business con- plain how the "moral Industrial ditions for Augustand September economic and industrial forces" of Outstanding reserve bank credit the country are back of Hoover increased in September due to sea- and were told by Congressman sonal' demands for currency and Theodore E Burton that their credit the board said while the party is 'the friend of the farmer Smith to the contrary' general level of commodity prices Governor They also heard Myers Y Cooper reached the highest point in nearly two years Money rates remained Republican candidate for governor firm during the two months its promise that if elected he would reorganize the public utilities com survey added The output of manufacturing mission and put human welfare problems above agriculture roads plants the report declared increas- and other governmental activities ed considerably during August bePROSPERITY SEEN ing larger at this season than in the opin Production of ionSecretary Davis voiced any earlier year that 'Hoover knows that the minerals also Increased considerprosperity of this nation Is bound ably it said up with pay envelopes of the work era of the nation and it Is my be deputy chief Inspectors in charge lief that the welfare of the work of Manhattan the Bronx Staten er of the future depends at this Island and the officer in charge time to a great extent on Hoover" of the white light district' He touched on immigration tell- - Contracts Gone By MARY BAIYHKIDGE IIAYDEX Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON Sept 2— (AP) —The swashbuckling: orator of the good old days oT red lire politics lapidly is disappearing The radio has sent him into the oblivion which has claimed many of the accouterments of his time Radio has come into such universal use in this campaign that there are few stages left upon which the platform- - PUG MUST GUT DOWN WEIGHT HUGH IMPROVE Is Days 13 R SEES BUSINESS CAMPAIGN TALK Swashbuckling ARD-EXAIHNE- |