Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26
MILFORD, FRIDAY, OCT. 26. 1928

WE, the people of Delaware,
have not had time to realize what
wonderful changes have come to all
who have been a part of the citizen
ship of Delaware, during the past
twenty years. The younger folks
know nothing of the past decade
from personal experience, but for
their own interests, they should not
listen to the political clamOr of
those who expect to profit by holding
office, or clerkships under party in
fiuence, without regard to the well
fare of the highways, the public
schools, the enforcement of law, and
wise expenditure of public money
from the State Treasury.
The Republican Party has pre-
sented for U. S. Senator man who
has brought into being the present
splendid public school laws. A man
who brought about successful build
ing of the splendid concrete high
ways of Delaware, a man who was
Governor because broad minded on
public affairs. A man who stands
for all moral law enforcement in the
state and nation, and John G. Town
send should have a splendid major
ity on the morning of the 9Th to car
ry him into the United States Sen
ate as a Senator from Delaware.
The Republican Party has renom-
mated for the third time Robert G.
Houston, who will certainly have a
united party vote to return him to
the Congress at Washington, where
he has a fine record.
1t is the State ticket that should
be considered on the basis of the
record of the Republican Party in
Delaware, where the future looms
big for splendid development of our
highways and our public school sys-
TEN. The GubernatOrial nomination |
of Clayton Douglass Buck is so far
above the calibre of those of the
past who have served the state in |
this capacity, that it is generally |
assumed that his election is a fore
gone fact His ability, his expert
ence, as well as his unusual equip
ment and acquaintance of leader
ship in State Government. not to
mention personal magnetism, makes
his selection a pleasure for all.
The need to have balance weight
on the legislature by electing a re-
publican majority of the members
of the House of Representatives is
plain to those who have studied the
history of legislation.
1t is true that the last legislature
was made up of a Democratic Sen
ate and a Republican House; but,
that session was without leadership
in either branch, and the political
had full sway, with
the result that the Governor vetoed
part of their appropriations.
With Mr.. Buck at the steering
wheel, the people can well feel con-
idence that taxation problems will
be handled wisely; that the continu-
alton of building new schools will be
directed; that the high
ways will be carried on for the
Welfare of all the people, and a {
quare deal be assured for all, by a '
PRACTICAL and experienced Governor,
uch as Mr.. Buck will be.
Forget the corner politician and
hink for yourself before casting C
our ballot on November 9Th. e
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AFTER ALL is SAID by both n
ides on the political questions n
7hich have plagued the people, the d
cal point that is at issue, is the s
ian or men, who are to direct pub
c affairs. This is especially true s.
1 the presidential contest, and the fl
eople have in Herbert Hoover and IL
fired E. Smith two fine men to ii
hose between. Hoover having the 81
reat advantage of a worldwide ex- II
erience in public affairs and inter- c1
SITS, Smith has his record as COVER il
or of a great state, and as leader h,
/ one of the greatest political or @,
anizations of any city in the IL
orld. The business men and those et
no depend upon activities resulting I'll
ON prosperity in both business
nd agricultural interests, which is
robably the largest business of
lem all, have convincing argu- -.
ents for them to select Herbert -
oover as President of the United A.,
.ates, and after November 9Th that g.
suit will open another period of -,
'osperity for the entire country. 10
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IF YOU HAVE left your garden ."
itself all summer, it is full Of
eeds with little fruit. Similarly, if -
r people make no effort in behalf -, Po
their home town, it fails to pro- =
ce the results for them that it
uld. 1a
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THE BUSINESS man increases el
power to give good values for the
5tomers money, by increasing his
es through advertising, thus re- ah
cling the charge to each article
overhead and operating expen- op
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