The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-17
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TWO NEW ISSUES
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Colonel Roosevelt Begins Western
Tour; Thirteen Speeches IL
s. Kentucky.
TWO NEW ISSUES
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(By United Press)

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Mitchell, s. D., Oct. 17.-Charles
E. Hughes, Republican nominee for
president, is beginning to realize that
it is q pretty severe contract to ad-
dress all the people Of the United
States, as:he=put IT,
III Starting his hurried sweep across
South . Dakota thisa morning; Hughes
found that his voice was strained. He
started his campaign August s and
was little shy and backward in pub
lie speaking. Today his appearance
is changed. His famous owhiskers
are trimmed CLOSE His cheeks are
almost clean shaVen. Deep wrinkles
are visible because of exertions. 3 He
is healthilyI sunburned: T5ed aad
Travels 100 Miles.
~ Hughes was amused and interested
on leaving, the train here this morn
ing when an insistent old gentleman
pushed through the guards and loudly
protesting, Don't hold me Sback,,oI
have travelled one hundred miles to
shake: this mans hand: :"7T' @%H&23d
~ =: Hughes heard the commotion and
stopped the entire procession: while he
shook hands and thanked his admirer
for the compliment. { s{o9 e .sssaS ID -
{ Those IL charge OF Hughes, cam
paign think that his speech at Omaha
last night cont tained more punches,
more hunnor and more ephigrams than
any he has yet delivered 27S9o3 IL
c.-~ Now Three Houses.
Hughes seemed to be greatly tickled
when his, audience. caught. the point
of his pun on. there being three
houses now, two houses Of congress
and Colonel House, Wilson's ad-
visor. :s.r. -.
Hughes brought out two new is
sues at Omaha, one, Wilson's claim
of unshackling business and two, the
denunciation of. the Wilsonian ref
erence that the Republican govern
ment stood for an invisible govern
ment. Nh +.tart,,l .,,,t
Speaking before farmer audience
of 1000 here, Hughes analysed in
sharp terms, criticizing the Demo-
cratic platform pledge as to the tar
if. He solemnly warned his, audi
tors that under the present plan great
appropriations and decreased revenue
though import duties couldn't go on
forever" as though there was an
inexhaustible supply of money"
Nothing Invisible. '.',!
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 17.-Charles E.
Hughes, replying to the charge that
his election might mean that "invisi
BILE government" would be installed in
the United States, last night told an
audience that crowded the auditor
ium here, that as there had been no
invisible government in New York
while he was governor, there would
be no invisible government in the
United States if he were president:
IT think indeed it might be said,'
Mr.. Hughes asserted, that the pres
ent administration has been in large
measure an administration. of unofti-
cial spokesman, of mysterious int1u-
ence. co. ''.-' ..'---f
"And can say, in entire good hu-
NOR that I desire government through
two houses and not three"
Scores Administration. ,r.,
Mr.. Hughes assailed the admins
tration more vigorously than he has
before for the enactment of the Ad-
amSOn law, QecldrlnSr IHdI IL was uu-
American and absolutely without jus
tification ever to surrender legislative
or executive power. to the demand OF
force, either by. capital or labor. and
declared that the, ,''plain people of this
country should rebuke the admins
tration for it's surrender to force"
+ President Wilson's reference to "un-
shackled business" made in the same
hall on the presidents, recent visit
here, was answered with, the 'declara-
ton that there, had been no clarifica-
ton of the antitrust act, and by the
nominees assertion that he was
"amazed at any such claims as there
had been put forward" "s,s@ So. :.
New + York, Aug. 17:-Colonel
Roosevelt left here at 1880 o'clock
this morning for his big western
trip. He will visit Kentucky, Ari-
zona, New Mexico, Colorado and Illi-
nois. The major portion Of his tour
will be in Kentucky where he makes
13 addresses. ja5i& arEss; ~. .saE