Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
BRYAN KEEPS
AT R 0. | !. |. Err.
Asserts He Is Supporting TAFT
Because He Expects to Gain
Much Through His Victory.
HE. HAS TORN THE MASK OFF
Made Plain Why Mr.. TAFT is MOI WIN.
ing to Publish List Of Cam
paIsn Contributors.

Bowling Green. O.. Oct 3o.--keentn,
UP his attacks on John ID. Roclxafal,a.
ana Andrew Carnegie, both Of whom
have announced publicly their support
OF MI, Taft, William j. Bryan here
today spoke to a big crowd.
DO you understand now" he said
why Me TAFT is not willing that their
contributions Shall be published he
election %
Continuing, the Democratic candtd,+e
said: : :
FOR generation the STANDARD Oil
e1r,.pans mas been engaged in the
ing OFF Its rivals ana todav bn.
tafi1t or about 40 per cent u,.n,nst ~,
chies rival Russia. Mr.. Roclefelia,'
Is supporting the Republican ticker
, because ne expects, through a Repnb.
.isa,l victory TO put his hands in the
~ 80 ~ eo, ooo,uoo of people and mot
pe tnolested In the extortion in whIci,
he has taken part. - 49,
w; Hockefelter, by his action has
1oi II the mask off the Republica !, mart -
lhG sSsPuDilcan party has been piayinr
a double game in this connection. n,
. mae west II has been presenting M,
Tart as reformer and IN the cas-, a.,
q stanttpatter. In the west it hns b,,sn
presenting Mr.. Taft as a man Who
Wants,ato Improve conditions and down
east they say: N'o"t =
~ ust walt 'nntil he gets in and see
navy safe he will be- 49,
now. ! insist that the Republican
lily sllaiI either serve God or Nam,
mon; 1t cannot serve the plutocrarv nf
ms country and the masses at tho
same tlne.iSl 1t cannot befriend tha
nlonopolles and at the same time pro-
.1 me great American people; ana
Ml' gRocketeller has done the American
o an1 "a q. slshai service in coming out
ana ana taking his position where he be-
longs, on the side OF the Republican
party. because the Republican party ia
on,shIs side. - 70 ~ -
Wy Ifieilds, can any American farm
81 &c deceived now as to the attitude
. VI We fsepubl1can party Can any Re-
pupilcan be SO blind as not founders
stand what Republican victory
means nis rs DO you understand now why
Mr. Iaft Is not willing that their con,5
t1lbut1ons shall be published before the
5, riG g, y Do You understand now why
- ihat the congressional COMMITTEES
OF the Republican party won't agree
to publish its contributions even nfter
1 ne election? We have published ours
we nave told you where our money
vas coming from, We have taken yol1
, mo our confidence, because our money
- Soihlus IRON the people who ara
helping TO fight this battle BECAUSE II
Is Their battle. More than 10000 Dem
ucr t have already contributed to our
campaign fund, and would rather be
elected by $4,000 Democrats each givy-
lng little than to be elected presi-
dent BY the contributions Of d few
t;Ie g trust nlaSnatcs and then have
mem come to the back door OF the
Nfflliite House and tell me what / must
aotln order to pay them back
HOT DIALOGUE.
All. Bryan was comparing the plat
lnins Of the Republicans and Demo-
cratic parties on the tariff question and |
!hiu great stress ON the fact that the
democrats We're demanding reduction.
Nhllet the Republicans promised rcvi-
sion, This led to ii hot dialogue be-
tween man in the crowd. perched on
the seat of a wagon, and the Democra
tic candidate
How will reduction OF tariff help the
unempoyed?' he asked.
Are you Republican," Mr. Bryan /!
INQUIRED, and what is your name?''
Never mind that" answered the |
man. "answerIthe question:
That" said Mn Bryan. gives you i
\ fair example of his idea of justice
He knows who ! aul. but l have. no
right to know who he Isl.
made l27 speeches for you all |
over the United States Will you an
ever my qnastions?''.
We'll. sir, you ought to be making |
speeches this year. Tell me who you
are
The crowd by this time began to hiss
. .