The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-11
Rigors of His Trip Are
Telling On G. o. p.
Candidate
10 MAKE EIGHT
TALKS TO-DAY
Scores Pork Barrel In
Fargo and Grand
Forks
Rn PERRY ARNOLD.

BISMARCK. N. D. Aug li.-Wiu
\ his voice pretty well frazzled out
Presidential Candidate Hughes today
\ faced what was probably the busiest
]. day scheduled on his whole trans
4 continental trip
He was scheduled 20 make eight
send of the train" speeches In North
Dakota and Montana towns before ar
1 irving in Billings tonight for one OF
I his big speeches
Talks were TO be delivered here
az Mandan. Dickinson. Medora
Reach. Glendive. Forsythe and Miles
City.
Because OF the strenuosity Of his
program. the Republican candidate
went on training schedule today. His
voice. accustomed for the past few
years to the conversational tone OF
the supreme bench, will have 10 be
4 cOddled along very carefully from
& now on IL he is TO finish the speak
4 ing schedule ahead OF him during the
next four weeks.
Or. Teditt. his physician and
physical adviser on this tour, is as
! siduously spraying the candidates
\ strained vocal chords several times
each day. In addition. Hughes IL
I following q suggestion which former
!. Senator Chsuncey Depew made 20
him at the time he stumped New
York on the anti-race track bills
not to talk on the train. saving even
conversation, rs far as possible.
since II always strains the voice
to try 10 talk loud enough 10 be
heard on moving train.
Hughes is also taking exceeding
care with his diet and is practical
n living on fruit. His favorite fruit
{ a oranges. and always before be
speaks he drinks the juice OF one
q two oranges. The nominees
voice was very bosrse today. and II
1 II an apparent effort FOR him 20
talk.
Mrs. Hughes led a gentle rebel
lion today. Heretofore local com
mfttees have been anxious 10 have
q her SIT on the platform beside her
Y campaigning husband. but from now
on the governors belpmate will s.,
In the audience.
Il want 10 be where I can hear
my husband and see him when he
speaks" she told Laurence II.
Z. Green. the governors secretary.
I. Who is looking out for her comfort
On the trip. Mrs. Hughes Is taking
no maid, so er husband, the Re
y publican presidential candidate. is
u buttoning dresses up the back.
VI Thursday. the candidate spoke IN
4 Fargo and Grand Forks, excoriat.
I. ing the administration and urging
"a policy OF protection for farmers
I, ~ well az factories. The Fargo
n speech follows In part
kN Ny friends. we have a splendid
" want that sp.enaid syst.rn Of
ssc.s.r, yits1sS Sy isnPAA
Y errmsnt shall not simply be on pa
pr but shall oe in fact for the peO-
= ,pla IN both state and ns.ion.
4 hs said. ., 10 easy TO have paper
program. " In very different thIng
4 20 hav. . splendid, busin-ss-liks cen
dss' ts 81 Eafii ma. ans sny ;. cried TIA,
u today the government = the United
States 10 recklessiy wasyefui. shane
v tally Incompetent and oxtravsEant a
4 Ierroash 10 he intelligenes OF free
n inNfGrfenrT
w The rivers and harbors bui. knowr
Il 70 the psoDls az the pork barrel bill
NJ. haShes SAID, is largely money
!. tnAtion 10 determine what sxpendi.
u lures are needed.
es On the contrary. II very lsrgolJ
mon reprssentins particular district,
s ~ IL Isl. as,fist snd ts n S.t He
& tor this man and that man.
4 syinSs the Blush Of shame 70 n,
checxs OF every American. IL ough
n 20 be stopped. II l am elected presi
dsnt. 20 tss ee.' OF my ability
n. Hughes Declared the pork bar.
rel bill Of 1919 was talked 70 death
N By Senator Burton. nne RspunN
cuoed materially because OF the op
con seisnt,ous bsnloerats
49, MS war, JUST tne otner Gay VI
nominee continued, congress .passe'
80 FLYERS and narbors Gill % som
IVA 4ls,0ee oeo. . confess don. knov
Il Shy s,iih . measure s.rn s shcgld res. .o
Y DEAF lately o. the power OF ex~eutl "
exsrtsd. why can u not Be exerte
% save the public purse from beinl
e: {ooted In fhs inisrest OF these ride .
~ lovs Appropriations?
.Tf Four yeare aga our opponents NJ
~ rotgned fhe Republican party Tor eN
1Payo 9anoe and waste aud reckle >
erpenditure. Then they proceeded o
Y. - more lavish IN sppropria tons thai
the Republican party had been. The
& ssck Of businrss-.ike adminis'rs.ic
q rnd then they proceeded TO ne a.
H solutely jproniEato Ina their appropria
4 Now I have no apologies for Re
n publican extravsGaDce J ain iust n
quick 90 condemn that which !
IN VFoug In my own. party 80 | am any
~ who're else. I don't stand Tor WIN
b don't believe to be risnt. simrl
because "a IL under the banner 81 an
particular party
GRAND FORKS. n. d. Aug. IL
Charles X. Hughes. entering the bi
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