The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

Vote Against lfos'uehi i"''' Because:
 I. He signed the Payne-Aldrich Tariff Bill, and referred to IL as the best tariff law ever enacted;
 2. He vetoed the Farmers Free List Bill. the Woolens Bill and etn- CT bills reducing excessive tafifi duties
 3. He has failed to take any steps to lessen the present high cost Of living.
 i. He supported Bailinger in his efforts to turn rich coal deposits ID Alaska oyeI to the Guggenheims.
 j.. He has used federal patronage to maintain political machine manipulated in his behalf
 6 He abandoned his official du= ties to enter into an undignited scramble with his predecessor foi renomination.
 :. He has lost the confidence pI his party and Of the people
 <. He failed to support Dr. =Nll-i ey in his administration of the Pure Food Law
 9. His trust policy has helped the trusts and brought no relief tol the people.
 10 His administration has result ed in disappointment and failure.
 II. He is d reaftionary
 l2. Ex-President Roosevelt, whoi knows him best, says of him He has proved faithless to the cause of the American people.
 < st I. \ Dozen Reasons Why should
 Vote Against Ex-President
 Roosevelt. Because:
 l. He has broken his solemn l promise not to he candidate for a third term. therefore his other promises are not to be relied upon. l
 2 For seven years he was pres ident, and during those seven years l the very conditions he now pretends 1 to combat viciously were more thor oughly developed than during all the other periods in the eountryas history
 3. The day he became Presi- E dent there were l49 trusts or com binations. capitalized at B 5000, ,000. E 900, and the day he retired from office there were 1.020 such com binations, capitalized At sSI. I.000, E 100000.
 1. He permitted the Steel Trust to acquire the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company, it's principal rival. in violation of the antitrust law, and forbade the prosecution of the Harvester Trust at the request of George N Perkins, Ills PRESENT NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
 5 The man next to Roosevelt, responsible for the third term move ment is Geo N. Perkins, Perkins is the promoter and defender of E the most pernicious trusts III the United States, which are the most vicious imposers on the men wo men and children wage earners of the country
 $. He urges the legalization of trust watered stock and monoply, a. first advocated by PERKINS. HIS PRINCIPAL SUPPORTER AND FL NANCIAL HACKER
 '. He accepted campaign contri- buttons from the trusts, insurance companies and crooked business, and denied that he had done SO Ny dear Hartman" He stands for Boss" Finn, Boss" Woodruff and other Bosses who serve him
 S. During the seven years he was President, he failed. even Fe- fused to Tiff finger against high tariff. Who believes, if elected he would try 70 reduce excessive Gar. if taxes? Why is he surrounded now by high tariff men. who are contributing freely 10 his campaign fund
 g He loves var better than peace
 10 out of office he promises 4oo much, and In offise performs too little
 Il He says tBat tbe small farn.- CT and iaboFer of the city are not to be mentioned in the same breath with cowboys etc After daserlb- ing the drunkenness and deadly shooting alirays of the cowboys, he writes ABut they are MICH BEL TER FELLOWS and PLEASANTER ! COMPANIONS than the small farm CTS or agricultural iaborers: or are the MECHANICS OF A GREAT CITY TO RE MENTIONED IN THE SAME BREATH WITH THEM
 12. President Taft, who knows him best, says CT him He is a demagogue, nenrotic. a flatterer. i an egotist.
 \ Dozen Reasons Why Should
 vote For Next President
 Wilson
 Because.
 l. He is the only candidate for President who represents the real. the vital and the effective progress i've forces in this country.
 2. He stands for tariff revision downward iii the interest of lower prices and the elimination Of mon opoly.
 3. He stands for trust legislation which will prevent the control Of prices through any sort of monopoly
 4. He stands for the income tax and believes that wealth should share the burdens as well as the blessings of government
 5. He stands for the rights of Ia- bor and the protection of the man who earns his braed by the sweat of his brow, as shown in his record as Governor Of New Jersey.
 6. He stands for the revival of