THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL,! -PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 15. 1920.
HARDING
WOULD
TARIFF TO
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FRONT AS ISSUE
BUG
Republican Nominee Says Europe
Will Strive to 'Regain Trade
With America as Best Buyer
By
' (felted
inaymond Clapper
Iim Staff fferraaindatl
Marlon. DMo, Aug. 14. A predle
tion that ihe tariff Will be on of
the for emotet issues of the-campaign
Waa made by Senator Warren G.
Harding h ra tonight. T
i Merk my word, this will be aft Issue.
tie said, dli cussing the tariff question.
"People car smile now, but you- wiil
iear a lot of shouting about the tariff
before the campaign i over."
BOOKED FOB. 1ABOB DAT TALK
Harding officially announced hla ac
ceptance of an invitation to apeak at
the Minnesota State fair at the Twin
Cities Wednesday". September S. A La
bor day speech had been requested, but
Harding want to discuss agricultural
issues at th State fair and will make
a Labor day) speech from the front porch
here. He wjiU travel to Minnesota in a
tegular sleeping car. , .
. .. T..t,.. hrnVn un Hard-
inga plana for a golf game at Mans
field today. ' ,,w
'- He conferral several hours with ex
fienator John W. Weeks of Massachu
setts. Congressman Nicholas Loogwortn
and hla wife Alice Roosevelt Long worth,
apent last night at tha Harding home.
Elaborating on his forecast that the
tariff Is destined to be a leading Issue,
Harding continued :
. -How can. it be otherwise? . Europe la
bound to make every, possible effort to
rehabilitate jlfor trade. There la only
one way shi can do this. We are the
best buyers. America is the chief na
t ion that offers attractive markets out
aide of . Japan and Spain. Japan, with
her Imitative nese. produces for herself.
I don't knoW about Spain.
SrAXTS TARIFF COMMISSIOIf
r. "I do not Itnow whether t am m agree-,
ment with others In this, but I f avoi
a tariff commission. : No congress can
have all the (Information necessary as to
differentials land rates. X regard a tariff
commission as a -necessary adjunct to
protective policies.
"1 do not) mean an old time prohlbl-
i uve lami. pui a lariit wmcn proiecis
American interests." 1 : i
"Do you i Regard " the present tariff
commission as Inefficient?" Harding was
asked. ,
"I won't say inefficient,: he replied,
"It is not functioning."
SENATORIAL RING IS
siirifht nF nnx taik
m .0 WiBBiS . W s w . . mm a
Cenlrmed From Pass h.l ,
and now w intend to establish protec
tion against another mnace,h$ said,
after declaring that tKe.;lublfcnf"'
have failed to present any, concrete plan
for permanent peace, '-.v.- . ,
The address tonight, delivered before
a large crowd at the river front park,
' probably . was the most, vigorous and
direct the nominee sfcaa flung at the
He publican (party .since his nomination.
His address this . afternoon before, the
Democratic Btate convention often waa
- Interrupted.' by demonstrations of 'ap
proval. . ; -
SCORES SkTTATOHlAIi BI50
"I was not nominated by a senatorial
ring nor "any kind of a ring.'" Cox
said tonlghjt. "I decline to be tied to
-my front pbrch by a senatorial ring. I
deny it the iright to hold me there, mm
sled. In thei.faco of grave public emer
gency, and! when I am elected, I don't
-intend that) a senatorial ring nor any
other kind of ring, shall own me."
Mention of President Wilson's name
by Cox at ! the convention drew a big
demonstration. :. . , - ::
"The outstanding Impression of my
. visit to the Whiu House, Cox said,
"was thlsij
Tha president -gave a promise to the
.mothers of j the country . when he asked
for their sans and he wants to live long
enough tb pee that pledge, fulfilled."
The greatest applause came when Cox
shouted to the Democratic delegation:
- "Senator Harding -will not make a
peace with (Germany because he will not
be given an opportunity. There will
not 4e a separate peace because I will
not make it
DR. LOVEJOY GETS
DRYN0M1NATI0N
tCeotJmMd FVms Pis OmI .
support lof prohibition and the Volsted
enforcement law. - v
The nomination and second, through
several ; addresses, followed, and the
career off Dr. Lovejoy waa reviewed.
"We have had a woman in congress
who simply Wept when matters of grave
Importance Were before that body. In
Dr. Lovejoy- w will have a representa
tive of Multnomah county with 'an in ten
national reputation, and who will work
and not; weep : at Important momenta, '
said -one! speaker. Others reviewed her
30 years of public . life, during all of
which time she was an ardent supporter
of equal! suffrage. m- J..- '
It was announced that a public re
ception in honor of Dr. Lovejoy will be
held on the lawn at the residence of
Dr. Mae Card well. 181 Bancroft street,
next Friday evening. f
MOBS TEETH SEEDED
"The Volstead act hua not to have
more teeth in It or it isn't worth a
whoop. ; i
Such waa the declaration made by
Prohibition Director Johnson S. Smith
before ' the mass - convention of the
Prohibition party Saturday afternoon. In
which he gave some Interesting Informa
tion regarding the work of enforcement
under the Volstead law la Portland and
vicinity. 1 . ; . . ,
The Volstead law is a step, but It must
"We've got to have more . power in
the section governing search," continued
Smith. fThe old revenue law on search
was much broader. At present It is
very ; hard to gel evidence ; requl red be
fore we can search premises, although
we may I be morally certain that illegal
operations are carried, on in certain
places. J , . S : i . . " ;
FOBEIGJC JTAME8 LISTED - '' '
: The Volsted law la a step, but It must
be improved if . there Is to be rigid en
forcement of prohibition. ! ? ..,$. .
Tha class of people generally engaged
In the violation of the prohibition law
is disclosed by the names of those who
have been Indicted or found guilty, he
said. Ha then read 'list of names un
mistakably middle European in : their
character, and declared that a majority
of these never ; were and never Intended
to become American cltisens.
. "Austrians are maklnff ftinnrv nut r
the moonshine business taking it away
from Americans : and -sending if to the
Old Country," ; he declared. :
.Numerous pertinent ' questions were
propounded to Smith by his auditors.
The3 comjpiaint about free sale of liquor
at Salens during the Elks convention
waa discussed, and Smith said th Out
come of this was the uncovering of one
oi me Jiargest stills yet found in the
state.' i;: -p t-y ; :
GATHEHIXO .TEEMED CLE AH 5 - -
Someone wanted to know how nhnut
the free dispensing of liquors in Port-
ourjing the Hlirlne conclave.
i thiak the Shrinera Jtathtrlmr was
very clean, considering Us else." re-
sponaed ) smith. ' "I ihlnk ; the amount
of liquors sold has been, grossly exag
gerated, ifor the Very reason that I know
liquor was sola at from 125 to 130 a
quart, jlf t had been plentiful such
prices could -not ' have been obtained."
He pleaded for the necessity of oreat
lng a Sustaining sentiment In everv
district for the enforcement of the pro
motion law, ana cited certain instances
where federal officers were: morally cer
tain that practically the ! entire i com
munity knew i of gross violations, but
refrained from aiding tha officers of
the government in unearthing the plague
apot.-." (;;.'"fc- ;4 'A K;.: .:;-VJ'i.
HARDING REFUSES
TO SEEK LIGHT ON
U.S.AID OF POLES
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Christensen Fails to Get G. 0, P.
Leader's Help in Fight : on
Government's Russian Policy.
Chicago, Au. s 14.(TJ. T.) Sen
ator Warren Q. Harding; declined the
request of. Parley JP. Christensen,
Farmer-Labor candidate 4 for - the
presidency, that he demandbfull pub
licity Trom tha Democratic adminis
tration on Its alleged financial sup
port "of Poland's war on soviet Rus
sia, in a telegram made public here
tonig t. : . . . -j. " ; : - '
" The inforroation is Interesting to any
American cititen. and I will probably
discuss such phases of our foreign policy
as I may becomingly do at the fitting
time," Haf din wired. Hi 'I'.-'S ''
"I dd not understand that my can
didacy Justifies detailed- discussion o
administrative acts, concerning whieh
there Is no official information!. . The Re
publican concern is for our republic and
Us freedom from that involvement which
is tha, cherished Inheritance of our poo
pie." . " .rl . f
KEPL1E8 TO CHttlSTESSEX , '
The telegram was in reply to a mes
sage Christensen sent to Harding on
July 14, lit . which the former charged
the administration with having "secretly
provided the Polish government with at
least 1 ?0,000,000 in armaments. .. food
stuffs and cash with which to carry on
the offensive against Russia on Russian
Soil." r i H
- When Christensen made public Hard
ing's reply tonight, he declared Jie could
not -"reconcile Senator Harding s aesire
to Iceep the repufslio f ree from involve
ment i with his decieion to-remain sueni
While the administration Involves the
republic itself, and probably 1100,000,800
of the republic's money. In the fate of a
foreian government that : gambles lite.
away on the slim chance of a military
victory' over Russia." V
"The administration's secret purpose In
financing the Polish attempt; to annex
a- large and valuable portion of Russia,
territory was the destruction of the Rus
sian soviet government," ? Christensen
said. ..." : H v ' .
QUOTES HARDI5G SPEECH
"Senator' Harding, on March C. 1920,
rsald that It is no business of: ours what
form -of government the Russian people
choose' and that the allied : Invasion of
Russia was one of the worst blunders
the present generation of statesmen ever
committed. ' His ' silence at this time
while President Wilson commits this
nation to a policy of slaughter and star
vation of the Russian people and finan
cial support of Polish imperialism is
tantamount to approval of that policy."
tion for the naming of a candidate for
congress. I Because there, was no. Pro
hibition party nominee for congress'
from this jdlstrlct at the last election it
became necessary, in ; conformity with
the electiofn laws, to have 100 persons
signed up on the roll of the mass .con
vention. ,; ' .
HAMES ABE OBTAINED
One by
lone signatures were secured,
after various appeals, but finally It was
announced that only 99 names bad been
obtained. Then John W. Kelly, political
writer on f a Republican paper, ' stepped
into the breach and signed his own name
as the one hundredth person, amidst ap
plause and laughter.
In discussing the purpose of the con
vention one of .the speakers said:
"We make no secret of it that it is
our intention to put over one of the old
party candidates by throwing to her the
support of the Prohibition party, Mult
nomah county is for prohibition, and it
has been misrepresented in congress by
Pat MeArithur. Dr. Esther Pohl Love-;
joy Is unequivocally committed to the
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