The evening world., 1919-10-30
SMITH BRANDS WILLIAM r. HEARST 4 ''LIARI

order and discomfort to suit his own
dirty. selfish purposes"
From that point on the Governor
built up q case against Mr.. Hearst,
intending. 90 ne said. 60 show
motive" lie recalled his appoint
ment as legal adviser of Judge
Joseph Kellogg and the fact that 1t
was generally approved. and the
Hearst newspapers made no adverse
comment That was on Jan. 1. On
Jan. 3 he recalled there was a mix
strike and he appointed a committee
that was able To bring about n set
uement between farmers and die
,ribaters without the price of mink
being increased.
This n the committee, he said
which has been so grossly and So
sravely misrepresented Ia the Hearst
newspapers a. being COMMITTEES
made up OF representative OF the
trusts"
Who else but the men concerned.
men from both sides, could have
brought about n settlement7 Never.
theless, the fact had been distorted
and turned around until IL is a mass
Of lies not understandable to any
body only TO the man that concocts
theln, for no has the hidden motive
ana the hidden purpose IN the back
SEES MOTIVE FOR HEARsT's AT.
TACK.
Reaching a period Just before the
parade OF the 9th Division In thus
city, the Governor continued:
Before that parade. Mr.. Hearst,
through another party, not directly,
request OF me that 1 denied. I denied
II because ! did not think, as Governor
OF this state, In honor ] could do IL
Through another party, Mr.. Hearst
asked me for an appointment for a
friend OF his. ] madO up my tnind that
the appointee should be a woman to
a State commission---Rnd I iselected n
woman from the western paGt of the
State. and that disappointed him.
Ten days after that---watch the cir
cumstantld case, and follow me along
with II now, while l put II all together
10 show you the mouvo--tep days after
that, the frst editorial appears in the
New York American. II docs not
chastise me. II In q kindly editorial
II Is one OF those editorials OF warning.
1t says, the test OF the Governor
10 now at hand. VIII he failr II
quotes a statement that ! made upon
The adjournmant of the Legislature,
criticising II for failing 70 pass the
welfare Bill that 1 recommended in
my first annual message. And then
II followed on by saying: Those are
nice words, Governor, but the people
don't 20 by words: thoy go by deeds.
Why did you appoint Judge Keflogg
a Public Service Commissionerr
He was al right on the first of
January. but after Mr.. Hearst suf-
fered his disappointmen4 because he
felt that he couid no: call upon me
TO do that which did not think was
right he found fault with Kellogg,
and used that familiar expression of
his, "A tool Of the corporations or
something 10 that effect
writer wrote this: The people hate q
trimmer and a traitor, a backor aud
filler. n temporiser and compro-
miser. No Democrat has ever yet
succeeded In that way
Now, i hold that the man that
wrote that had Hearst himsek In his
mind, because he fiils that bill to T.
Il cannot be made TO apply 70 ms. BE-
cause I have succeeded"
IGNORED HEARsT's MAN IN
NAMING LUCE.
This editorial warning. the Cover
nor said, struck him as paving the
way for something else, because
around that time Il was whisper ed
THAI . supreme Court Justice was
about TO resign. The warning came
% April -. On April 20. before the
Justice (Shearn) resigned. he received
the following letter.
my dear Governor; under
stand that Supreme Court Justice
Clarence J. SheaEn has resigned
bis once. TO take eject May !.
AS one Of the friends and ad-
nIansrs OF Register yames A.