Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
FARMER-LADOR PARTY
 CANDIDATE ATTACKS .OLD LINE NOMINEES
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 SALT LAKE CITY, July 23. = The speech of Senator Harding accepting the Republican nomination for presi- dent is bunk" Farley P Christensen, candidate for the same office on the ticket of the Farmer Labor party de- clared in a formal statement today Mr- Chris stensen ridiculed the Repubn- nomination which he declared was rendered to him in a Chicago hotel room early in the morning of June 12 last. Tn bitter couplet the Farmer Labor candidate professed his inability to see nothing much" in either Sena- tor Harding's words or mind.
 MT. Christensen said Washington and Lincoln were defenseless before the charge" made by Senator Lodge in notifying Senator Harding of his nom- ination that you are imbued with the spirit of Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt" He continued:
 But there are those of us still alive who fought by the side of Roosevelt when he was being called a kind of a criminal and traitor by the reactionary Harding. I, as one of them, can tes- tify to my belief that if Theodore Roosevelt were alive he would scourge the combination of profiteers and poli- ticians who now so brazenly link his memory with their nefarious effort to turn this republic over to soviet of Wall street bankers.
 Attacks Palmer
 Senator Harding's address is an en- tightening exhibition of the high and manly art of shadow boxing. The league of nations is dead. yet he Iunges at it's ghost and shouts to the on- lockers, it's alive. It's alive' l tell
 .Only sPontius' Palmer" Mir. Chris jensen said. 'foresaw red conflagra- ton with vision equal to that of Sen ator Harding" He went on:
 As to the vital issue before the people. issues involving their deliver ance from economic bondage and po- Iitica1 servility. the senator from Ohio pourS forth sea of words Signifying nothing. He, who but | few years ago sullenly said the working man should be satisfied with $1.00 day and the farmer contented with $1.00 a bushel for wheat. has become so pro- gressive as a candidate for the presi- dency to admit labor is entitled to a better wage than that, but adds that labor must give it's full measure of service for high wages ifsthis country is going to avoid industrial and eco- homie chaos
 Calls Election Insult
 That is a contemptible insult to the sincerity of the American worker and a IS that it has nothing to fear from Hard ing if he is elected. Senator Harding knows, as does every other member of the senate-for they have all been pre- scented with the impartial profits and wages rs port prepared by w. Jett Lauck, former secretary of the national war labor board-that the ratio of profits in prices has increased from one to two hundred per cent as a re- suit of war time corporate profiteer- sr7 l prices has decreased by nearly the same percentage and that the dissi- 1 pated purchasing power of the average mans dollar makes his economic con- dition worse than it was before the war.
 l trial and economic ruin it will be be- cause the people have been deceived once more into delivering control of htheir lives and rights to the financial pirates
 includes Cox
 l MT. Christensen charged that Sena- tor Harding and the Democratic I presidential nominee, Governor Cox. represented those he designated as l financial pirates" He declared Sen ator Harding's address convinced him | that the Ohioan was dominated by the will of organized capital" that if he were elected economic chaos and q nation of soup kitchens" were inevi- | table.
 Senator Harding talks much and says nothing the Farmer-Labor nom inee continued. There is not a red blooded American sentence in his ad- | dress. Those who have felt the lash of the profiteer and the industrial auto | crat felt the sting of high prices and ] inadequate income, certainly can find no ray of hope in it. The soldiers are sick of the generous expression of l gratitude that Senator Harding prom ises them. Farmers will look in vain | for a definite pledge of relief from the burdens imposed upo nthem. Organ ized finance alone can find joy in the address. For organized finance Hard 1 ing is a good candidate"
 ISSUES APPEAL
 LONDON, July 23.-(Jewish Tele- graphic Agency) The congress of the third internationale at Moscow has is sued an appeal to Syria, Turkey and Arabia to rise against Great Britain, l France and America, according to a wireless dispatch from Moscow. The appeal asks the former countries to throw off the yoke which the allies are | irving to "imDOSe' on them