The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-10-29

there, or when you send man there,
he must look out for these several IN.
terests. As I said to Eureka audience
the other night, "Would you gentleme1
have expected me to have voted to plaSc
lead upon the free listf' l think not.
Now, want to say another thing. The
other day we visited the county Of
Churchill. That is way down there
where this great project known ae the
Carson -Truckee project is being extend
ed. Over four million dollars has been
expended there by the United States
government, and the local people there
have started to erct beet sugar fac
ory. Now, that means much to
the state of Nevada. have known for
years that Nevada is well suited to the
culture of the sugar beet, and the peo.
pie OF Fallon today are building 1000
900 beet sugar factory. Now, have
visited the town Of Greeley, called the
Greeley section, in the state Of Colors
do. 1t is one of the most prospereua
sections in that entire state. II is : be !
sugar section. There are many plants
there; everybody is prosperous: 3 few
years ago it was q desert, Now. the
same that has been hroueh< ahonk. n
Colorado win be brought abonk doWn
here in Churchill county.
Now,my friends what they can do in.
Churchill county you can do in Hum.
boldt county; and what can be done in
Now, my friends, what they can do in
Churchill county you can do in um.
Churchill county can be done in Doug
lass and Elko counties and many otheFs.
You go down into Clarke county and
there is some Of the richest land in
the state of Nevada there, and I can
say to you, my friends, upon that par
ticular question, which is local and
business question, that when the sng3r,
matter was up before the senate, Col
orado, being great sugar producing
state, was represented by Democrat
and Republican, and when the vote
was taken, Senator Hughes, the Dsmoss
cratic member, voted with his Rspubh-
can colleague. Whyi Because the best
sugar industry was one Of the local in !.
dustries of the state Of Colorado. An
other case, SO far as this state Il COR
cerned. As you all know, my colleaguss
Senator Newlands, is Democrat, and
when the schedule on hides was up,
Senator Newlands voted with me 60 .
place tariff on hides, and, while that
amendment was passed in the senate,
it was eliminated, but still my stata.
ment that it is a local and q businaaa
question and not political one, stands
good. l could go on and rccite many
OF these things, but want to say this,
and it is purely business: You cannot
go to work and tear down great busi-
ness interests of this country unleas
you tear down everything from the top
to the bottom. IF you tear down the
business men, the capitalists, you tear
down every one clear to the boot
black. 1t is impossible to do other.
wise. For instance, win name An II.
lustration. You now that three years
ago when panic started in New York
City. How long was it before It was
out on the Pacific coastf Inside Of
three or four days. What was the rea-
son for panic on this coastf Meme
whatever, but it just shows you that
what is detriment to one community
in this state takes no time to spread all
over the country. Let hard times come
and close down the manufacturing in
dustries of the East. How long would
it be before we would feel it out hereS
My friends, know that to be true, and
if you tear down that tariff wall, YOU
are going to reduce the price Of labor.
Roberts Address.
Senator Nixon was followed by e. E.
Roberts, but as the hour was late he
confined his remarks to a general sum
mary of the issues of the campaign, oe-
cupying not more than twenty minutes
time
Concludes with BAN.
AT the conclusion of the speaking the
floors were cleared and dancing was
INDUCED in for the best part Of the
night.