Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-29

and Hearst, Is this Parallel views Of
President Roosevelt and william r. Hearst
on predatory corporations"
In one column are extracts from Pres
ident Roosevelt's recent speeches on the
control of wealth and corporations. In the
other extracts from some of Hearst's most
radical utterances in his efforts to inf1ame
the masses. The circular plays In extra
large type a part of one sentence of the
President. In which he Is reported as say
ing in an address at Washington July q,
1906 to the National Cathedral School for
Girls: up to a certain point the essential
thing for a young couple Is that there
shall be enough money. After that point
is once reached money becomes minor
element. and as they grow rich 1t becomes
q steadily less important cement in the
sum total OF things. and finally 1t vanisnes
altogether. Then to heap riches on riches
IL merely an evil"
The part displayed in larger type and en-
phasized are the words Riches on riches
is merely an evil" In the parallel columns
devoted to Hearsts speeches the following
Is the more radical
THE robbery of the public by dishonest
bankers. by swindiing managers of building
and loan companies, by the high pirates OF
finance that juggled with life insurance
funds Is inevitable as long as the very pow
ers interested In robbing the people are
permitted to name and control the officials
that are supposed to protect the people
Mechanical Aids to Orators.
put the suggestion in the mind Of the read
er that there Is parallel between the views
OF the President and Mr. Hearst. The re-
publican managers are highly indignant.
but have not taken any steps to counter
act II.
Half a million copies are already In cir
culation 1t was said at Hearst headQuar-
ters today. and copies will be distributed In
every labor community In the state.
The only counter-irritant put forth by the
republicans today was a letter purportlng
to be written by Hearsts legal counsel. her
bert r. Limberg in which he admits hav-
ing been counsel for corporations In both
legislative and judicial cases"
Five moving-picture and talking-machlne
cruises started up state today FOR the pur-
pose of giving residents of every rural sec
ton in the state an opportunity to hear MI
Hearst. candidate for governor on the indie
pendence League and democratic state
tickets. deliver one of his speeches and see
him In the act Of making his address,.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Hearsts cam
pagn managers that practically every vo-
ter in the entire state, before the campaign
is ended on the day before election. Will
have had the opportunity to either see Mr..
Hearst in person and hear him speak. or by
the use OF the moving picture and talking
machines. see him portrayed upon the can
vas and hear him by the reproduction OF
his voice while delivering a campaign ad-
dress.
The Hearst people let out another howl
today against alleged INTENDED 1FauQ. II IS
known as an indication Of the desperate
and hand-to-hand character Of the fighting.
Max F. Ihmsen campaign manager of the
Independence League. issued the following
statement:
Max Ihmsen's Wall.
THE election of Mr. Hearst is won now.
All those who are in favor of popular
form of government must interest them
selves to prevent the theft of the election
by the republican machine We are receiv-
ing numerous reports of false registration
up the state. These cases are being inves-
tigated by local lawyers and every effort
will be made to prevent the polling of
fraudulent votes on election day. Reports
from Albany Indicate that a vast system
of fraudulent registration has been put Into
operation. Mr.. Barnes is the head Of the
republican machine in Albany county. The
1900 signers of the state petitions are or
ganizing themselves into the volunteer
watchers army.
The William Barnes referred 10 Is Will
liam Barnes jr., one Of the cleanest and
ablest young republicans in the state, with
q record absolutely unsulied. Republican
State Chairman Woodruff says IN private
conversation with his friends: I'VE are
gaining democrats up state we never ex-
pected to get and are losing republicans
we have no reason to lose We can only
hope that we are getting the best in the
trade"
Lou Payne. one of the practical repub-
ncan politicians, says that the republicans
are in bad shape In Duchess, Rensselaer,
and Schenectady counties Republican news
of a cheerful nature from high sources Is
that prospect Is assured of getting ,he re-
publican vote to the polls, and this means
a great deal. N. o. M.