THE OMAHA' BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 21. 1922.
te Aspirant
clares War on
Money Tipplers'
John O. Yftiirr ProinUf to
Fight Wall Strfft Corrup.
lion Favon SoldiriY
ilonu.
rlo.f frifnd ri fie lt Cl.
Ilirodoi Rooscvtlt . John I".
nmer, now riinluUtf (or the tt
I)nlilii4ii uomiiution (or I'niifil
Stairs krtiiior (rom Nt-!rlu.
Mr, titer h IncorpoMifd hi
i.ljiform (or tlcctimt in a pamphlet
in which a Irttrr front the Ute tx
yteuent it reproduced in fac simile.
I he letter ( in reply to one Mr.
Yei.er wrote the former president,
famous for hit broad smile mid
"Dee-Lighted," IxtiginR him to
ithandon the idea of a third party
mnl to fight crookedness riKt in the
rtpiinliran party.
"Anything you nay," wrote Col.
Kooufvelt to Mr. YeUer, "will al
ways have respectful consideration
from me. Cut I prize your su(tes
tion." he concludes, "and will keep
it steadily in mind."
Mr. Yciser sought to persuade the
colonel to abandon the idea of a
third party and to tight crookedness
in the republican party.
"I shall tight the corruption of
Wall Mrert." cays Mr. Yeiser in a
statement, "its insidious attentions
to courts and bribing of legislators.
lhe republican machine, as con
tinued, cannot amend unon me as
laticled, stamped and catalogued
vote lor anyiiuug un cann unless l
think it is right.
Opposed to Revolution!.
"I am opposed to revolutions as
well at third parties and the way to
prevent them is to' work for the
people.
"A good deal has been said about
saloons and the government deciding
to take-liquor away from the people,
because they got drunk and injured
themselves and their fellow men.
"I say the concentration of wealth
in the hands of a few hundred men
has made them 'drunk' with power
and greedy for more; they are a
greater menace to this country than
common drunkards.
"If this unnatural business cannot
he stopped and these men cannot be
driven to consider the people before
I get into the senate, I shall then do
all in my power to treat them like
drunkards have been treated: Name
ly, pass laws to lock them up until
sobered and until they quit their
scientific stealing and to take away
dangerous amounts, of money., and
wealth, under inheritance taxes and
other constitutional measures. There
is a danger limit to wealth as a dan
ger as well as a danger limit to wine.
Seeka Elastic Currency.
"I hope my fellow candidates will
tell you something big that they will
try to do, because something big
must be done. Are they going to
be for the machine or against it?
I Will tliry Droiiiitt my council ideas
and pritny not machine talk, or wili
they talk dollars and prosperity lor
tvedfone? Will they dart to say they
will check up the president when hr
it in error and investigate fed-ral
judge and tell the people of the
ream AiticiaJt? Would thry have the
courage to take a single step to make
i lu.'ne cheaper, easier ami more !
I "1 he big question I am finhting
for i the right to earn money to buy
food and clothing and a lew luxtt.it t
and the privilege ot raising food and
making clothing and other manufac
tures to rell to these people.
"I will fight for an automatic elas
tic currency based upon lahor-po-er,
I Will Support Farm Laws.
"While unalterably against big
i burinen and prosperity-throttling
! corporations I do not incluue u:h
j Nebraska mercantile corporation
who nerd help and not punssnmenl
"I shall vote lor tn repeal ot an
infamous law against labor, includ
ing the F.sch-Cummins act, and I
shall support laws favorable to farm
ing. "1 supported woman suffrage 25
years ago as a member of the legit.-'
lature. when a man was jeered to
take that side of the question.
Favors Bonus.
"I think this government, so quick
to guarantee against loss to railroad
stockholders and others whe sucked
money out of the treasury as though
using double-decked waterworks
pumpc: that raid shipbuilding con
tracts that may have beet caucelrJ
at a minimum loss: that covered
profit on every unconscionable con
tract, should not hesitate about pay
ing the bonus to boys who gave uo
jobc and schooling and prospects of
every kind to serve their country,
They should get the bonus in some
useful form as morally promiseu
them. It know it is hard to pay it,
but it is hard because we permit a
Rang of bankers from London and
Paris and Wall street to run the
finances of this country, ruining the
masses in England, France and the
United States."
Boy Chicken Thief Breaks
Parole; Sent to Kearney
Beatrice. Neb., June 23. (Special.)
Louie Witzki. who was up before
District Judge Colby some weeks ago
on a chicken stealing charge, was
brought before' the court for break
ing his parole and sentenced to the
industrial school at Kearney until he
is 21. Witzki. 18. had been ad
monished by the judge to keep away
from dance halls, pool halls and other
detrimental influences, but he failed
to obey the order.
Pastor to Be Ordained
Rcatricc, Neb.. June 23. (Special.)
Rev. O. M. Adams will be ordained
pastor of the Pilgrims Congrega
tional church at Cortland Friday,
evening. The sermon will be de
livered by Dr. W. W. Bolt of Lin
coln; the ordinance prayer by Dr.
Holmes, the charge to the pastor by
Rev. W. A. Taylor and the charge
to the congregation by Dr. Tyler.
About 22 churches will be repre
sented at the services.
Woman Who Stole
Babe Is Believed
to Be Demented
Miiiig Infant Dei-lured Now
to Have Bern Bom to
High School
Student.
IJihoVi. June 23. (Special Tele
pram,) A demented woman is be
lieved responsible for the taking of
Maxine, 4-months'-old baby, from the
home of Mr. W. C. Sharp here yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Sharp, who conducts a home
for foundlings, stated today that a
demented woman had been to the
house five or six -times of late, ask
ing permission to take one of the
babies. It was during Mrs. Sharp's
absence from the home yesterday
that the child disappeared.
, Seen by Storekeeper.
Lincoln police received a report
from Ed Kearns. proprietor of a
store at Ffallam, Neb,, 16 mile south
of Lincoln, that while he was driv
ing in the country about 8 this morn
ing he met a woman, apparently
about 40, walking along the road with
a baby in her arms. He said that he
gave Iter a lift to Princeton and she
told him the was on her way to
Beatrice. Kearns told police the
woman talked peculiarly. The
blanket in which the baby was
wrapped, according to the man's de
scription, corresponds with the one
missHicr from the child's crib at Mrs.
Mrs. Sharp's home.
Gave Name of Johnson.
The sujerintendent of a maternity
hospital here stated that a high
school girl, giving the name of Eula
Bessie Johnson, gave birth to a baby
girl there last February. The super
intendent said that the baby was
given to Mrs. Sharp and is the one
which was stolen yesterday.
The name given by the mother
evidently was fictitious, as no one
of that name is registered at Lincoln
High school or listed in the city di
rectory. Harvest 10 Days Early in
York County, Due to Heat
York, Neb., June 23. (Special.)
Harvest is on in York county, ten
days earlier than ever before, due
to the extreme hot and dry weather.
Extreme heat the last few days has
caused the wheat to ripen too fast.
The average of wheat that 10 days
ago gave promise of from 25 to 30
bushels per acre will not exceed 10
to 15 bushels. Oats, alfalfa and po
tatoes are suffering from lack of rain.
Pastures are dried up.
Road Condition
Nominated for Trade Body.
Washington, June 23. The Nomi
nation of Vernon W. Van Fleet of
Indiana to be a member of the fed
eral trade commission was reported
favorably today by the senate inter
state commerce committee.
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Court Decision
Held Up in Suit
to Oust Sheriff
Trial of Action Apaiitr-t
Thurston County Officer
Coiu'luJcd in HiTonl
Time.
Peiidrr. Neli., June JJ. (Special.)
The trial of the ouster suit innti
tuted by the county attorney ol
Thtirton county ami Attorney (ien
eral Clarence A. pavia againut Sher
iff C. V. Rntletlge a concluded
in record lime. Ahout 80 witnee
were examined in the two and one
half day of the trial.
The cde ukru iimlir adviae
nif nt hy the lourt, hciri to be hied
hy the partira tin the queanon ol
l invoke-J Jmt.-e A, M, 'ot
Utr'l that the niilcr ( tiaruion
made hy timer nor McKrlvie on
Mdy li Hit null and void, for the
rrdattn tlut to permit an ortarr to
he removed or uprnded without a
hrarniK would be clear prrverion
of Uw and justice.
A feature of the trial wai a rather
pitiird tilt between County Attor
ney Smith ami County Judse hlynn
duiinn the iroaa-cxaiiiiiMtion of the
Utter.
A deciaion ik expected within a
few weelk.
Moie Prim Hfducnl.
A reduction in admiaiion price
for the Moon theater to take effect
today ha been announced by
Harry Goldher 01 the World
Kealty company. New prices will he
IS centk and -'it cent. The reduction
is from 25 cents and 35 cents.
Omalia Sleuths
Raid Iowa Camp
Wtr Untie and lluland
Brought to Council Bluffs
on Liquor Charge.
Detectives Smith, Walker and
Englikh and Fatrol Conductor Dudi
returned yesterday from nuking a
raid with Federal Acmt Sumner A
Knox on an outdoor camp 10 miles
fioni Mitiouri Valley, Ij. in the
river bottoms.
The officers staged the raid on in
formation that boxcar loot niiiiht be
found there. None n found, but
the officers alleged they bought
whisky from one man.
Four persons were arrested. They
de the lunirk o John II01U011, Hill
1 i)ii 4111I Mr, and Mia W ilium
(.well. Mt. Ivwell met her liii.luinl
while he wa 111 the army in Fume,
ahe told the t'ltitftk an. I became In
war bride. She and her hnlund
were brought to the Council lllnlH
jail, where a liquor charge will be
tiled agamtt 1 well, according
Knox,
Dodkon and Coy it w ere lodged in
the Miatoiiri Valley jail 011 chirgrs
of disorderly conduct and carrying
concealed weapons.
Sullivan Trial Continued.
The trial of Tommy Sullivan, who
jumper bond alter hi atrot a few
year ago in connection with the
dkaiilt of two girl, was put over to
the November term of court.
The continuance was allowed by
Diktrict ludge Lelie only after a
bitter fight made by County Attor
ney A. V. Shotwcll, who wanted the
case heard' at once.
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