Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-10-21
WHY YOU SHOULD ELECT
A REPUBLICAN SENATOR


The farmer and stockgrower ii
particular realize that subsistence L
the first requisite of existence, al
does the laborer, the business man
the ordinary citizen in any walk o
life. The high American standard o.
living, in normal times, is one of the
finest privileges the citizen enjoys
Protected and secure, prosperity and
contentment follow. Hampered by
ruinous free trade and cheap com
petition of other countries, the fields
OF commerce, labor, farming stock
raising and other industries are
blasted.
Idaho enjoyed an era of high pri,
ces for products of the field and
farm while the war closed the door
to ordinary trade. Now that the bar
riers are taken down and the cloud
of free trade hovers over the land,
you see wheat, oats corn beans, pc,
tatoes frozen beef and frozen NUT
ton, seeds and wool going over your
rails at half the rate you have to
pay for your own products, and
you see the output of some other
country brought into your own mar,
ket, and against which you find it
impossible to compete. That is a con-
crete result of Democratic free trade.
Under Republican protection your
own good horse would bring a prop
er price and could not be forced
down because of the importation of
q skate from Europe, for the reason
that the importer would have to
Fay the difference in tax, whereas
you are now paying it not only for
the maintenance of your own bust,
ness, but for the upkeep of nefar,
ious free trade system that permits
the outsider to come in and sell
against you.
Here are a few hard-bo1led rea-
sons why you should vote for Repub-
lican protection and a Republican
congress to secure it. Here are good
reasons WHY you should vote for
FRANK R. GOODING for UNITED
STATES SENATOR:
l He stands firmly with Harding
md Coolidge on the protective DO
icy.
2. His vote in the senate will be
lsed at all times to sustain the great |
development of the west, as he
,nows its needs.
3. He is against the League of
Nations which but adds to the crime
4 free trade. He stands unalterably
gainst free trade, free wheat, free
cans free spuds, free wool, free
attic or the free lunch principle
hat made Cleveland's second ad,
Illustration a tragedy of panic.
4. He stands for reclamation of
rid, cutover and overflow lands and +
Or federal help that is due the
est.
8. He stands for Idaho Industries
nd enterprise as an Idaho Senator
lould, believing them equally i'm, |
ortant to the cotton of the Demo.
attic South.
&. He stands for a Republican
-otect1ve tariff that will secure the
'oducer against raid of European |
along any line, COM |
ercially or industrially Il
z. He stands for strict enforce.
ent Of the immigration laws Il
8. He stands for better marketing {
cilities, broader development of
ansportation within our own coun, l
y, better roads and closer unity
tween the market and the pro. S
Ger. lie
8. He stands for square deal fora
Dor on all points. lie
10. He stands for everythiugI e
nerican, and the people of this e
ate long have known it. IV
IL. He stands for Improvement 4 t
d betterment of every condition o
fecting the ex-soldier and service b
IN. 10
IL. He stands for Idaho in every-j d
Ing. 1T
VOTE FOR FRANK R. GOODING3
Nd STRONG AMERICAN PRINCI-
les.