The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

manifestation of good saiesmanshlp.
over onthusinHu, or "Just plain bun 70
Under qucati0niuR by Chairman
Kenyon. republican Of Iowa. Mr.
Upham said that tho list of more
than 10000 contributors which he
turned ovor 90 iho committee, rep
resented tho double purpose 90
popularizc the campaign fund and at
the sh me Time get many stpc kholdcrs
knowing that stockholders would
vote tho ticket" he said thcro had
been no contributions from large
interests ana when the 1905 situation
vas recalled by Senator Kenyon he
remembered that MesuH Ryan aud
Belmont Of New YORK wcro supposed
to have given about 100000 each TO
the democratic campaign fund ~
that year
"Do you think that tho humorous
farmers and small business men ln
little towns who have contributed 70
this years fund as little us dollar
or less are the people 20 whom
Governor Cox referred ns intending
90 employ hlyonot8 10 keep labor
down ?" asked Senator Kenyon.
II couldn't ton you what he was
getting nt" replied Mr. tphnm.
But should say those people are
The best W. have In this country"
Tho national treasurer said Sem
ator Weeks of Massachusetts had
reported more than 1000 subscrib-
crH from that state. which was 10
times the number Of any previous
campaign. Tho contributions from
tho state Of Washington were the
first ever received from there by
the republican national committee
hG IA pf
u more than $1,000 had come from
New York. but Nr. Upham was not
familiar with the Identity OF the con-
ttibutors.
There may be contribution
there from John u. Rockefeller for
all / know" he ssid
Chairman Hays resumed the stand
10 furnish Senator Reed with iufor-
nation az to tn" committees bud
get for advertising IN foreign Ian
guago nowRpnpcrs, lie said the
party had no appropriation for that
purpose, but he hoped to use some
Of lts funds In that direction having
an tenn OF $4,000 which pcrhnps
might become available.
In that connection Mr.. Hays
turned over TO the committee let
ter from an Advertising agency
phnization waa planning 20 lnscrt
900 inches Of advertising In the
best foreign papers" He said Hd-
vcrtising experts had told him there
were 2i1 publications which might
be placed in such a category ana
that II would cost f296.000 to carry
out tho program outlined IN tho let
ter.
Tho letter slgt ed by Joseph i.
BorEatti, president. stated that Hans
Rcig. director of the bureau OF
uaturallzcd citizens democratic ma
tiona, committee. would place the
advertising through the Borgattl
agency
II recalled NJ Reig TO the foreign
publishers for his work I'm behalf
Of tho foreign language press be-
fore the committee Of congress which
were considering the bills to wipe
out the foreign language press In
this country" ana added that he IS
entitled to particular recognition"
which could be manifested by quot
ing him the very lowest rate pos
sible'
"Mr. Rcig," the letter continues.
plans n campaign to begin about
the first OF september and run until
tho first OF Novou her. using total
| space OF NbOut VOU lutU'H III 'itl'
OF the best foreign language papers
| Of the country"
The letter was mailed from Bos-
ton August 1s.
MIR, Hays 'old the committee the
| republican national committee had
made no appropriation for advertls-
| ing in foreign language newspapers
hut might spend some money foI
that purpose later,
Mr.. HAYS presented figures from
another advertising agency. show.
| Ing there are 0pnroxima'cly f,25C
| foreign language newspapers In the
| United States OF which 2it rate a'
the best. one thousand inches oi
space in each % these would cost
s243,SSO he said. Ite presented tn,
republican national committees con,
tract for billboard advertising
throughout the country. II call'
for an expenditure of S15O,164.7i,
C,nutnV Npu ns fuIinna hgaI pI