Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
HUGHES SAYS
 RAS NQT HAULED
 DOWN HIS FLAG
IRepuhlIcan A. p. Leased wIrel


 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21-Charles E. Hughes tcld an audience in the Shriners auditorium here tonight that he had not hauled down the flag" he put up in New York.
 We have had periods when the public interest in this country vas ignored. when il was derided and not safeguarled by law. he said. l am glad these periods are past believe they have passed believe there Is a new sentiment abroad nY this land which recognizes the in- terests of communities and that there IS sentiment which demands pro lection of the interests of communi- ties against all spoilation against couspiracics and against combinations Of every sort | am against every abuse of community interests for 'he sake of private advantage 1 did something in New York along that line and [ haven't changed my mind a bit in regard 10 l.
 T also believe that regulation and supervision by the government IS q mockcrv unless it Is just and square with the fact. put that flag up in New York also and never have hauled it down-and never propose to
 There again it Is the question of studying the facts Of analyzing the actual condition and coming to con lusions that aIc fairs What men are afraid oi in this country on one side and the other of great cOn- iroversV. is that they will in some way be taken into camp and each side is inclined to push up its side a little aoove what is fair and right l Now, let us have the confidence of | Ia. | protect the poblic to maintain inc | 'ividual rights and tnat it is going | 10 have justice reign in this country mot because it will help sou as | gaipst this or tha. one not hecaust 1 il vii enable you or that hut be- cause il is justice and because on ! Justice mvs; he found the lasting 1 prosperity of this nation | T would have t understood thai 1 'T" hrve passed the day we had [, restrict what was legitima.e iu order | Co crush out what was ilHgidmats and unfair and Illegal We can pro- tect ourselves against eVcry kird oi moncpolistic practices without med 1 ding
 We must not scoff at tha. whict | makes production possible and ex. aands trade We must cut whe-, there is aluse and c,it in order thai We may prepare the way for health, action
 While We cannot live by scrger, alone. we can live if we have surger, -lcau. skilleul: surgery where neces. 1 sarv and that is tc build up ant made the patient healthy to set hin m his feet. to clear the path for hi | success
 Mr. Hughes spoke before his sec ond audience of tho night at thl Shriners' auditorium The first va. an overflow crowd that stretchei from curb to curb of the wide stree outside for nearly q bleck.
 Tn his brief address tc the over flow crowd the nominee rciterate, his views on the tariff. preparedness dominant Americ1nism and industria corporation.
 Inside the audtorinm. the nomine faced an audience of about one hal war women Half of the three hun fred members of the reception com miiteo, seated on the platform was officially amounted were pro gressiYes ihe other republicans.
 Russ Avery T former progressive introduced the chairman Of the meet . ing, Stoddacd Jess. banker and re publican leader of this city. In closing his address the nomne
 aid he claimed the support of "a
 ~epuhhcans and all progressivos." i his campaign.
 Mir, Hughes left here at 10:l5 fo
 Sacramento. where he will speak to , l morrow night