El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-06

the Dallas federal reserve bank. for
mer member OF the supreme court and
court OF criminal appeals Of TeNa S
and at one time candidate for gov
ernOr, was the first speaker on the
program
81 have long since passed the
time OF life when / was willing TO
vote for a yellow dog. OF any other
kind Of n dog simply because he
is on the Democratic ticket he
said Il have taken great pride
during the progress Of the war
that party partisanship was
hushed- We find Wilson and Taft
and Col. ROOsevelf-God bless
him. hiE wife and his fnmfly-aH
around the same altar Of their
country. each in his own way
doing his hest for Uncle sam.
Let US differ us to party politics
without acrimOny or strife
have always voted the ticket
straight, but you know I have
about got TO the place where ]
have come to the cOnclusiOn-and
1 believe / have good reason for
it-that probably we have IN
duly Worshipped the mere party
name too long. The party owes
as something rs well as what we
owe the party. It's going TO be
different, now that woman has
the ballot.
The problems OF the future may
be divided into three kinds. political,
economical and financial each having
a mutual relation TO the others
Peace FirHtf Then Prosperity.
There can be no great or rea.
prosperity until we have a stable
peace, and there has been a settle
ment such as viii bring honor 10
those who have fought a Just war
and such punishment to the central
nnruarg "a Hna u~wrwore Hnnr have in
flicted upon others deserves
Il recognize that there Is
great difference OF opinion us TO
whether the president should
have gone to Europe in order TO
be present at the peace settle
ment. / am among those WhO be-
-feve that II the great master
piece Of craftsmanship and ideas
set forth by president Wilson
were good enough TO fight for and
fight on and win on. they were
good enough 10 Justify him in
breaking n precedent OF 100 years
and in going TO Europe TO take
part in the pence council.
I have been greatly gratified 10
see in recent months that the Ameri-
can people, on the second sober
thought which always comes 10 them,
are inclined 20 take the position that
he is entitled TO their good wishes
anu AnElE pay EA5 on me great MIS-
sion that sent him overseas
Wants No Home Gas Attacks.
7 am hoping that while he is
away we will have no poisonous gas
attacks in the rear. When the peace
has settled the questions
before them with justice. we viii be
IN a situation TO survey the future
with greater confidence. and fear
we will have no revival Of trade until
this is done.
The problem Of the unemployed IS
likely to become more serious as time
goes on The difficulty OF adjusting
trade to new conditions is one OF the
great economic problems we have 20
settle and settle well The high
prices and great profits were in a
sense unavoidable, due 70 the pressure
Of time and the scarcity OF labor.
Men were paid wages far beyond any
thing ever before paid by the gov
eminent New orders have been can
celed running into the billions
Returning TO the Normal
There are today hundreds and
hundreds Of plants that have got en-
tirely away from ordinary trade con-
ditions and concentrated their whole
output on government work These