THE OREGON . DAILY ' JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, - OREGON.
MONDAY, v NOVEMBER 1, 1S20.
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COX SURE WEST
WILL CAST VOTE
ON SIDE OF PEACE
By James M. Cox , ,
, (Written Eiptdally fer TJstonal Srrl
Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 1. I am con
vinced that the reawakened con
science of America will express itself
In certain terms November ifc and
that a rebuke will be administered
to those who in conspiracy, have
endeavored to win a presidential
election at the ' cost of national:
honor, at the cost of world civillza-;
tloh and at the cost of" world pros
perity. Vi'v'Vv..'''
When I started this campaign In
I mid-August I mad the prediction
" that before the middle of October
the line of the enemy weuld .
broken. The reactionary forces $1- ,
ready have, been forced back, frarrt .
the first trench and have crossed.' .
; the second, trench; they will cross
the third trench so fast they won't
jwe the fourth trench - when they-
come to it. .. ' ' L , J'
COHFCSIOK 18 FOUHD -
In the West I found a: universal
sentiment for the League of Na
tions, but 1 found also a confusion
' and doubt as to domestic - issues
.under a continuation of a so-called ;
Democratic administration, f j -i
The overwrought emotions, of, war j
had been deftly played upon-; by j
designing politicians, so that n the ,
depression which followed thfl fall-
ure of a Republican , congress to Fl
pass laws for a readJUstmeniT and ' '.
the failure of the senate"; to. rattfy
the. treaty , of ; peace it was, readily
believed, as the reactionary plotters
hoped It would be, that the admin-'
istration itself was to blame.
When we broke through the con
spiracy 'of silence and th people
were enabled to know the facta, a
njew understanding' came to be and .
resentment was emphatic toward
the conspiratora j
f, BEER YICTOBX 19 WEST . .:
My Information and my . belief
likewise now is that the I cause of
peace will carry most, if sot all, of -.'
the Western states. !
1- In the industrial Middle West,
much to my surprise, the! cause of
the league of Nations seems to be
the sole matter of Interest; notwith
standing In this section, j which is ,
decidedly progressive, the records of ,
both presidential candidates ' as to -progress
"and reaction jare well
known. I believe we will cfrry every
' 'Middle Western state. ' , : 4
v 1 found the tide in full in Western
-states and . the .current running
-.strong. My observation and advice"
is that most of the states will cut
their votajs f or the cause of peace by
. our; entrance into . the . .League ; of
Nations. '.'-....,!
;-. South of the Ohio river every state !
will render an overwhelming favor
able decision and every: so-called
border state will do likewise, i
In V opinion the campaign or
, non-partisanship in behalf . of a '
sacred Icause has Jto aroused the 1
' American people that our. victory
will bea sweeping one. t have had
. experience in - political campaigns,
but in allmy life I have never seen'
' indications so strong. j f ,:.
The reactionary cry has finally
'-' settled to the original psychological
slogan, iWe want the chjangc," but
themselves '
! the people 'have asked
: this question :
" change -from what to what?"
and have decided to let the best
they ever knew alone.
HOUSE WILL TO
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DEMOCRAT C.SAYS
CHAIRMAN FLOOD
Washington, Nov. li Represen
tative Hal D. Flood at .Virginia,
chairman of the Democratic con
gressional committee. Issued a state
ment. Saturday night in which he
claimed that the Democrats will re
gain control of the house. Thia prediction,-
he said, is based on authen
tic Information from every congres
sional district In the country. Flood
says:
"There isj absolutely no doubt ln my
mind that the Democrats will gain con
gressmen in Massachusetts. Connecticut,
Ohio, Indiana, ' Oklahoma, Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, Montana, Missouri, "West
Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, Minne
sota and Virginia.'
TO OVEBTjtJBIT a. Q. T. ' ' j
We will win i a , sufficient number
to overturn the ' present Republican
majority. The. voters of the Ninth
Virginia district will retire Represen
tative C Baeeom Slemp, the only Re
publican member from that state,
"The campaign of . education con
ducted, by the Democrats has had its
effect and the1, men1 - and women in
these Commonwealths are going to sup-,
port the Democratic candidates as a
rebuke to the tactics practiced by the
Republicans. "
"They are determined to turn back
to Democratic control f legislative
branches of our government"
Senator Nathaniel - B. Dial oC South i
Carolina" said : 1 ' i
swnro to cox '
"Owing to the lack of funds and or
ganisation, the Democrats were alow,
in getting started on their campaign,
but the , decided awing . to Governor
Cox and the Democratic ticket within
the past six weeks convinces me ' the
Democrats will be victorious.
The great majority of the American
people want the League f Nations,
with or without reservations. Failure
of the senate to ratify the treaty has
cost farmers, business men, laboring
men ' and consumers hundreds of mil
lions - of dollars. . The ' people realise
that, and will elect a Democratic sen
ate to support Cox. and enough Demo
cratic congressmen to make a large
gain fer 4fee house. 'i
Wilson WiU Sleep,
Not Await Keturns
Bj DniUd Newt.)
Washington, Nov. L Election returns
will be received at the White House by
telegraph and Secretary" .Tumulty "and
a number of officials will be in the
executive office to receive them. Presi
dent Wilson will be furnished with the
earlier returns, but will retire at the
customary hour, and wait until the
following day Xor the verdict on the
League of Nations, according to the pres.
ent plan. This has been the president's
usual custom in elections, even when he
was in good health. -. -
Daylight Saving
in Chicago
f (By rnited News)
' Chicago. NovT 1. At 2 o'clock Sim
day morning Chicago clocks did a right,
about face to 1 o'clock, and everybody
proceeded to forget about' daylight sav
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Do we live in the age of the Golden Rule, or don't we? v . -
How would you like to have some sentimental theorist go into your community and pick on your richest
possession your cranberry marshes berry fields, hop fields, orchard landsand propose to hand them over to
tne rederai uovernment tor a playground for wild life just because you were so isolated it was easy to take
it away from you? . . , r r . . ' xx . i .
Haven't we had just about enough withdrawals of our natural resources from Oregon?- -"., N
Theorists yrho never did any pioneering in their lives have conceived the. impractical idea of presenting
Malheur Lake, in the very heart of one of Oregon's greatest valleys, to the Federal Government for a bird
refuge. v'"',- ".: ; 'V '-7 , . " .v.- :! : '
We have had land troubles, water troubles, settler troubles, cowboy troubles, gunmen, coyotes, rabbits, crick
ets and grasshoppers: and now comes along the sentimental theorist, and he's the worst of alL ,
Guess we people over in Harney have got some rights" in this country!
Bill No, 217 robs the school fund of thousands of dollars.
It robs ranches of hundreds of homes on the soil.
It robs Central Oregon of a rich producing area.
It robs the tax rolls. This is not an emergency measure if in doubt vote No. -
Oregon' engineer are against it!
Oregon's attorney-general is against it!
Oregon' state Land Board is against it!
The Kiwani society is against it !
The Central Oregon people are against it!
All who -understand it are against it!
Everybody who loves BABIES better than BIRDS is against it! Vote 317 X NO!
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Republican Party ,
Saved 22 billions as soon as Republican congress took
office in May, 1818U
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Qiecked extravagant demands of Democratic admin
istration for money;
'Vigorously supported war and started preparation
reconstruction.
Took the lead in reducing war-time expenditures.
After the armistice, Republican congress passed reso-"iu-;nn
rMvalinor extraordinarv ' war-time powers of
. president. (This was pocket-vetoed.) C
Passed National Budget system bilL (This also was
J vetoed.) ',i ' ' . r - - v
Pledges restoration of protectlve tarifL .
Will introduce economies in running national govern
ment, thereby reducing taxation. r..
Restored railroads to private ownership, saving a loss
of almost a billion a year. . ; X- t ;
Will enact new legislation to protect agriculture and
labor.
Democratic Party 1 v
Wasted billions in conduct of war.
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tignung piane reacnea tne tront. .
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Unprepared for war; unprepared for peace. It has
failed to make peace for two years after the armistice,
Has kept war-time expenditures going up to date. -except
those which the Republican congress has been
able to cut down. i
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Vetoed the National Budget system which would have
put the nation's affairs in business-like shape.
Failed utterly to lower the high, cost of living. Shot-
up higher. . ,'- ., - . .
Failedto prevent dumping of cheap foreign products:
on our marKets. :. ..
Failed to make proper legislation for agricultural in
terests ot the country. ' .:
Made government jobs for 320,000 extra employes
who are still holding office, two years after the armi
stice. ,y V J
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You Gan Assure Saner Constructive, Businesslike Conduct of the National Government
Only by Voting for the Republican Nominees for President and Vice-President, Harding
and Coolidge; Stanfield for Senator, and McArthur, Hawley and Sinriott for Congress.'
' REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE V
Thomas H. Tongue, Chairman. " f
640 Morgan Building " Portland, Oregon
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