Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06
Non-PartiSon League Is De-
nounced as DiSIoyaI and
Twin Brother of VIGOROUSLY
DiSIoyaI |, W. W,
KAISER SHOULD BE
COMPLETELY CRUSHED
America Must Be Prepared to
Defend Her Interests After
War; Regardless of All AL
Iiances Proposed, He Says.

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRSl
Billings, Mont, Oct 5.-%Thousand.
of persons are here today to see ant
hear Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Colone
Roosevelt, escorted from the train t
a hotel by large number of COW
! punchers and pioneers. was a guest a
a trout breakfast. Colonel Roosevelt
was stockman in eastern Montana
thirty years ago.
/ Mayor Johnston extended a forma
welcome to the former president al
the trout breakfast. He declared the
American people were never more
united, but that those who did need
education would find no better edu.
Gator than Roosevelt
| In response the former president
said he was glad to be back IN tho
state where for twelve years he had
been engaged in the cattle business
Reverting to the war. he declared
against any inconclusive peace or on
any other condition than uncondi.
! tional surrender.
The auditorium, containing 1000
seats, was unable to accommodate
! those DESTROYS Of hearing his main
/ address on War and Patriotism"
He leaves tonight direct for Oyster
/ Bay
| Attacks Non-partisan League.
/ America can not afford to accent
the lead of any parry. nor of any or
ganization calling itself non-partisan,
/ but really acting as party, which is
not first and foremost American, and
nothing but American, declared
Colonel Roosevelt in opening his adj
dress, in which he outlined various
phases of the war and its many side
| lights
There are real and grave causes
! for complaint among the farmers
| here in the northwest" the former
| president continued as he read from
! a paper figures which purported to
show discrepancies in connection
/ with the prices paid for wheat and in
| freight rates. but he asserted that
many of the remedies proposed are
| not only false. but mischievous. and
very grave harm may be caused by
| the character Of the agitation con
Quoted by some OF the men who pro-
! fess to be seeking these remedies,
| State Socialism Condemned.
I To introduce state socialism as a
relief for these conditions would re-
| suit in nothing but widespread dam
| age. Some of the conditions COM
| planned of can be met by state action.
There should be federal control of
elevators and flour mills with estab-
lished terminal elevators at conven-
lent points.
But / emphatcally disbelieve in
any party, and especially if that party
calls itself bipartisan party, which
VI sanlHes Single class against other
classes. / object just as strongly
mhelnei such polltlcal organization
eiaii,s 10 De IN me interest OF towns
peopie Ut country people, OIL mefch-
ant9' a"yers' lafihers OF wage earn
eis s.1,,,,
WheH lhe hoh-paftlsan league
lhot appedieu J. WIS incllhed TO Wei
Soliie !. anu - was WIN real reIuct-
ahce .ilaI l was opiisea 10 nelleVe
tllat the Ieaoershlp that controlled 1t
was OIL such a character as to threaten
lllls country win eVils analogous to
etoee winch ealiie from BoIshevlsm
aoIodu ana IRON l. W. w. ism at
nome,
showed ltseil iro-Gerinan.
rihaily. tie meeting OF the league
AZ Minheapoiis ABOUT year ago was
turned INTO ghost dance of the
nuns Wlthln our gates. and 1t became
eyiuent 10 me tiiat INSOFAR as they
uareu' tne most prominent leaders or
me league were playing the game or
seuitioh ana oisioyaity ana that they
were seekIhg 70 acquire power by
panaerliis 70 ana lnfiuehclng the base
splil' Vi greed ana envy ana lgnor-
ance ana Grass hatrea.N They were
trylns 10 40 Wnat l.ehln ana Trotzky
lla we, zone 10 RUSSIA
me l. w. w, leaders nave been
convicted OF olsioyalty and yet 1T was
70 Ihe heau Oh tn!s organization. w.
y. liayWoou, tIdt the secretary or the
non-part,san ieasue wrote on April g.,
dyit' lelter IN Whlch ne spoke of
tlis rs, canned war business
1here ish GERMAN abroad. or
pIo-uelihdn At nome VINO does not
WISH success 10 the non-partisan
league ss At present controlled, and
10 the l. w. w.
nave league OF NATIONS.
IN cohhectiof with Germany's pro-
posai 10 enter ieasue OF nations, Mr..
roosevelt Vehemehuy declared that
uhtil Gefmahg mas peen beaten to
TO her knees ana Just so long as Ger
many is under her present govern
meht' 10 allow her TO JON such a