The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
WHAT DOES A CHANGE nrAv
FOR YOU?

With the greatest crop Of years and
prosperity within the grasp of ~.
hands, Idaho farmers, bushes, ~.
and taxpayers will do well to th;nl
twice before voting for a chans. /,
the Republican management a. or.
affairs. The following wise vord.
from Chairman Hills are worth .,,.
full reading. They are sober. sane and
earnest.
Workers and taxpayers, thi. eo,.
test is serious business and you should
weigh the consequences with , ,er;ou,
mind. Don't take mere words Sell
facts.
Out of this whirlwind Of lanru,s.
which the "spellbinders" sent beating
about your ears. what is it that stand,
out. first and all the time?
I'VE want change in Washington"
A change for what? To what!
The present administration, after
nearly four years. hard work, has
finally succeeded in restoring the
country's business to prosperou,
basis.
The mills are running full time
Mines are operating all their shifts
Factories are working to capacity
Commerce il thriving. The county i
free of labor troubles and financial
troubles.
The working man is steadily gain.
ing better wages. The farmer is grow.
ing more prosperous. The market
for farm products has never been 50
broad and generous.
The railroads report the heaviest
freight and passenger traffic in their
existence. Shipping is everywhere
active. Public works on . great
scale are everywhere under way.
Trade is moving smoothly. in ever
increasing volume. The savings banks
are OVERLOOKING with money.
The United States is on the TIRES
hold of the greatest boom in it, bis
tory. Within six months, under pres
emit conditions, we will dwarf the great
period that followed the Spanish War;
And our prosperity will be here
to stay. for we are on sounder ground
than we were in 80.
The trust problem has been settled
and settled right. "Bis Business
has been put in its proper place and
this without hating industry Or DIS
organizing affairs. The currency
question is understood as it never mas
been. and will be solved along sound
lines as soon as the heat OF partisan
political controversy dies down. Inc
tariff is gradually being placed on
business basis, and soon will De ON
of politics, as it should.
Everything is shaping to give us
American people long, unbroken W.
PARALLEL period of peace and p'e'r
And at this time of all Others, a'0's
come these political gentlemen SNOW
ing for change. ,,o,,
Do YOU want to change! 10 Ivy
want to check prosperity just y y,
are about to pluck its choicest 'fus
Would YOU, the workers VIZ
must pay. commit the mad io'g
taking your government out .. ~ ~,
and proven hands and turning " ~.
to the self-seekers who are c"n'
for its control1
When President Taft took ovs'
government the country was -
trate. Industry was paralyzeo' ~.
ness was chaotic, uncertain. susp'e'J,.
Millions were out Of employmenI \.
vestors, wherever possible. mac ~ :,
drawn their capital. Entefpr''s
dead. \. ,.s;e
All this was the result OF .as spIl
Of 1907. the "talking panic" The :. ~ -
Mans Panic" 10 was called =,
you remember any poor man WV
not hurtl 49,,
three years 10 repair the d:1 r..
this panic. It required 'an y. 49,
thence, skillful management '..s.,.,iss
and abroad. unainchins sa eaten. :
rood judgment and VAST