The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-12
Intelligence
Ignored in
Deflation
l'cpubIican Speakers Explain
How Democratic Method
Differed From Plan
Of Republicans.
Davis to Join Randall
u, r. 4. POWELL



Curtls. Neb,. oct II lspeeisl Tele
ffamj Despite = cold, windy. dlsa
gresnbIs day good sizsd crowds gath
ered NJ Iioldrege, Bertrand, Bl.ood,
Enstls. Farnsm and curtis 10 hear
Charles " Randall, candidate for gov.
amor, and o. =. spillman, candidate
for attorney general, discuss state
and national issues
The two candidates parted company
4 tonight NJ. spillmsp 10 continue
Nest on n spenklug rip planned by
the state committee. Ile viii be joined
bY Charles A. Randall, candidate for
state railway commiseloDef, M soon
~ The t9tter's physical condition pei,
iniin. MI, Randall VIII be met here
tomorrow morning by Attorney GeD'
erai Clarence A. Davis md The two
VIII campaign In ths south central
portion ~ the state The remainder ~
tho week. The last meeting ~ tho
week viii be held NJ Superior Hntur'
day night. Mr. Randall In now coy.
efnR territory which ". u. Howell,
candidate for United states senator,
visited before Mr.. Randall Joined Mr.
llreell The two plan 10 campaign
together Inter IN Tho campaign.
Strong Tor Howell
II knew Mr. Howell only bg repti.
iatlOu ana slight acquaintance until
ee we're together last week Mr..
lfnndnll told his audiences today II
found him ~ lie mau whom ! ad.
aiired as much from y personal view.
point as did IN his public He and
achievements"
NJ hplllman urged upon his
audiences The need of man like Mr..
Howell IN the United States senate.
Nebraska AMI ibc agricultural In.
iercafs ~ The middle west cant see
Nf Howell IN tbc senate n minute
100 soon Mr.. Splllman said THE
agriculture bloc needs more votes Ia
ne senate 10 put It's plans for middle
sest relief over"
At UoIdrege the candidates spoke
IT the courthouse State Senator
Fred Brown presided The commit.
ee 10 meet Them included James
Johns Of Cambridge, candidate for
state senator. Mrs. Alihea Gallaway. |
n prominent woman worker IN The
republican party. and Dr y. J. White.
hahd candidate for state Irepfesenin'
1--we, At Bertrand. Fred McWhorter,
precinct committeeman, had ar
ranged meeting In the opera house.
The speakers were met there by |
George g. junkin Of Gosper county, |
former secretary of state and n mem
ber Of tho constitutional convention
who afier the meeting took the speak
ers 10 his beautiful farm home near
Jilwood where they were served with
A fried chicken dinner Mr. Splllman
md Mr.. Junkin became fast friends
during the constitutional convention
In fact, Mr.. Junkin did much TO aid |
Mr.. spllman In his successful fight |
AT the convention TO permit the |
women to vote on adoption OF the con-
htitpton.
At Eustis, A. W Schroeder took
,hatso ~ the candidates, Arriving AT |
reception committee composed OF pr |
4 4, Reeves, ]. y. Kitchen and y b.
Cameron.
Intelligence Overlooked.
The meeting at oxford last night !
was held in the town hall Rev. +. X, /
Bailey introduced them ~ nm atten'
IN audience at oxford
Nh Spllman devoted considerable |
tme todhy To the democratic defla
ton "the crime II 1920, = which bank |
ilpted tens OF thousands OF farmers /
sfore the republicans took control
aud passea he war finance relief /
measure.
There Is no doubt that under a I
Democratic administration the demo
cratic federal reserve board deflaied !
currency and brought about rum I
/. Air. Splilman said. The democrats |
VIII ten YOU that IN the republican 4
plalfnrm denatiun Was endorsed and \
lealising republicans favored della I
tion they lei lis have Il la one hig /
chunk. Rut want 10 saw that IN our /
platform. before the word deflstlon |
Nas the word intelligent, They didn't /
use that prefix when they started 20 /
s1efiate n Was not n spoonful Al a I
time Il MAS the whole hottie 10 I
net say the democrats issued this 4
drastic deflation under IN an attempt /
fo do harm 20 the republican party, /
hBt I da sey that il VAS at least nRs I
e The monumental blnndefs # his (