Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-11-10

elders BY arguments. You got to lay
t on the line for them. They have all
perhaps collected from one side al.
ready and are laying for the other one.
! think the people as a rule have
been mighty patient all this Summer
and Fall. They have heard the coun.
try saved in every possible form and
dialect. There has been men talking
over the radio that their own fami
lies couldenI understand. Tammany
Hall leaders spoke before the micro.
phone without interpreters. which
should never have been allowed. Poor
old Tammany. as her figure grows less.
her dialect becomes more pronounced.
She has never been able to make q
dent nationally.
Wei guess after all It's been what
they call a clean campaign. A clean
campaign Is one where each side
cleans the other OF every possible
vestige OF responsibility. MIR. Hoover
rarely II ever mentioned his opponent.
He has kinder worked on the Total
~ Ignored" system. That is. Il sup
pose | have an opponent. but as far
as | am concerned he does not exist"
Roosevelt took the other tack. He
knew he had IN opponent and he want.
ed people to know who the opponent
was even II he did know some OF them
had forgotten.
They personally fought very clean
fin all but the %ciinchesl. Then OF
course 1t was each man protect your.
sell. Mr.. Hoover early In the Cam.
paign when be first went out to Iowa
to speak. asked For some degree OF
craftsmanship to be used" It seems
they had been saying that be had had
no ear for the suffering that had gone
ON during the last three years. Well
that was pretty bum propaganda and
ne had q right to speak out In church
to stop 1t, bu- 1t Is too bad that DOLL.
tics cant be conducted on q little
higher plane. They just wont nav
even one atom OF credit to the opposi.
ton. They are JUS horse thieves and
that's all there Is to 1t. Well thew
are. but aren't we all7
NOW this naturally brings me back
TO my Platform" Every party and
everybody must have some platform
formed even II Its In their minds. Mine
Is that a President should hold office
sIx years. with no reelection. Ston
THIS thing OF q President having tn
lower his dignity and go trooping
asking for votes to keep him
theIe another 4erm. He has to do IL,
naturally, but a six year term with no
reelection will be the remedy. Six
years gives him time to do something.
II takes him four years to find ont
VINO Is his friends In the Senate and
House There is a lot or Senators In
there Tor six years, Well. where do
they get that way? Look al the saw
ing or all the money. all the time. all
uncertainty OF another election. II
lessons 1t one third. Then pay the
man when he goes our one half OF his
salary for life. The Country should
Keep an ex-PTesident from baukruufrv
u It a keep a railroad or a badly
managed bank. Course the Cabinet
wouident have much to do on their
asst summer In Office like they do now.
Dut they could hang around their Of
ices and kill time.
The boys have worked mighty hard
this Campaign. Pat Hurley
boasts that be used to work In d coal
nine down home in Oklahoma. Well
never shovelIeH as hard as be has
MS Summer and Fall. He did his all
his boss. Ogden Mills. all OF EN-.
Cabinet thing might be a cinch
or three years. but the last one Won
arm your oats.
am anxious to see how the state
come out. MY good friend
ignalls In Ohio. as fine a young
nan as ever en-
cred Politics. got . . 7--7271
tough opponent. Tl-LTh KaA.
snyarnar White IL Nh Nv ~