The Detroit times., 1916-10-17
Ex-GOv. Hanly Scores
Both Hughes and
Wilson
"MAIN ISSUE
is IGNORED"
Liquor Question More
Important Than
Tariff, He Says

cratic parties. j Frank iRnly, eN-
governor OF Indiana. Prohibition can.
didate for president, declared Mon
day night IN the Central Methodist
church. that national prohibition
was necessary 10 complete the
work OF voting Michigan dry. and
that without Prohibition president.
the liquor traffic would defy the
sovereignty OF the people OF Mich.
gan
With the sCathinE intimate analy
STA OF veteran politician. Hsnly
scored Wilson and Marshal and
Hughes and Fairbanks FOR their fail
ure 20 declare themselves on prohi
bition He said that white Wilson
had declared ms ignInCant tariff
questions were national matter he
had held liquor traflc question FOR
| local self government. and had re-
fused to deny statements circulated
| in California. which ~ In the midst
OF wet and dry fight that he g.
against state prohibition
Fairbanks. the candidate declared
had helped steal the Republican
contention u behalf OF liquor
choosing wealthy brewer rs his
special representative M the Couven
ii''i- Al afNhAlI ma. "4noA ON a +.
| hands for his repeal % tho state
option law restoring como saloon
IN Indiana. and Hughes had consist
entity refused 80 d,clar" himself or
the question tho he had been cam
paigning thru the states where o.
Is a burning issue
~" .l''lal ir3ln when orouf,
ram 1T. II' w ''7h"''l 7. ,%'l,'.
We We '1',,'.''' ''','' -,
,,a,a.or go doIarod -, .-orl
and oas Two and , ta'r No.rs .ra,c
landing tho party In Detroit only
lrtlc before 81 ocloct IWrr1nE
20 the church tl,l ~ drys win"
had '''' p7'l'hiE 'ni' p''
re-" , t'a,'tlt on 'n' .",', "N'.'
-, ~. -. -, 49,,
,cndtrr dr, .tc,orlcs IN Nob,es,.4
south Dakota Montana and t'tqr.
vhlr a bitter contest Is on In Cali
fornia
Only Real proeresslves
"The proht.r.on party ia ,hc onl.
realIv nr,rr,-siye rart left I'm
America said Hauh There was
another nm, II ,4 an orphsu now rs
mana has rnrr .Uay Our par.
stands for man. social Welfare TO-.
forms ar' most fundamental, of am
There can be- no soc al welfare 10.
forms tm tho traffic IN alcoholic
drink is ended
There can Doc no military prepar.
edness untn back or tho guns there
are men with steady nerves and
sound ph,slqpcs so American can
be efficient whore two thousand mil
lions OF dollars are spent for drink
America sober is our program.
1--WE stand for the enlranchise-
ment of women. not "a matter ~
expedicncv. rrudingly given. but be-
cause We think the women should
have The ballot as their just due, be
cause We believe in Government by
| the people and women are people"
Opposition 10 compulsory military
service IN, unfolding OF the Mon.
zoe doctrine. an eight hour day for
all labor. not won b, The bmdgeon
" luf on aIDG0l OF iLt Aint rlf an IftFf
anti-ti.+. American coincidence" the
conservation Of natural resources
with especial attention 10 human re-
sources. and Che separation Of
church and state were other planks
OF his party's platl..m. which Gov
Hanly denied Nas party OF one
idea
While Ganly was speaking in the
Methods church. Dr Ira J Land
nth yic.prcsi.ient!aI candidate.
spoke in the Emmanuel Presbyterian
! church.
"If Won have wife or homes
| happiness to exchange for revenue,
vote for The liquor trafhc in Novem.
be-. {" said You are a coward
and polirooon if YOU vote in No
vember a. license tho liquor traffic
and soil The character OF your weak.
or neiehbGr"