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| The Peoples Voice,
Helena, Montana
Gentlemen,
I am in the class of the underdog
who makes his living by the swea
of his brow.
During my lifetime, I have votet
| for some wonderful Presidents namel,
William Howard Taft, Warren G
Harding, Calvin Coolidge and Herber
Hoover. Wonderful men! l have
heard it takes nine days for puI
to get his eyes open but it took me
40 years. Thanks to Herbert Hoover
he gave me the cure.
Listening to the snorting of the
old elephant in his vain efforts tC
come back to life, | am wondering il
we let anyone ride into the White
House on falsehoods and misrepre
sentations, what can we reasonably
expect of him after he gets there.
have become strictly non-partisan
am an American for America. ]
am married to no party or will | for
party sake vote for anyone who will
starve or hang me, but thank God /
have three times voted for the great
est President we ever had and ready
to do it again.
Some object to voting more than
twice for President But not and
why should l? Tis true twice would
have been twice too many times to
vote for Herbert Hoover, but four
times is still not enough times to
vote for Franklin d. Roosevelt. Tis
true Mr.. Dewey will receive many
voters now who were only kids under
the last IL years of Republican times
and do not really know what we of
mature age really suffered at their
hands and can be misled by all of
those Misrepresentation | really
don't think they expect we who lived
through those times to believe them.
But intend if only for those who were
not old enough to remember what Dad
and Mother really suffered for them
at the hands of the old GOP.-ER.
Columbia Falls, Mont.
October IA, 1914
Peoples Voice Publ Co.
Helena, Montana
Dear Sirs:
Inclosed is check for S4.00 which
you can credit to my account. know
am back on my payments.
l am also sending you a clipping
taken from the Inter Lake" pub
Iished in Flathead county, October 13,
would like to see printed in The Peo-
ple's Voice, as l know many thousand
will have chance to read
It who do not get the Flathead paper.
This writing or Osteopathic Announce
nent was printed in answer to one
written against Initiative No. 4S by
Harold Smith of Kalispell.
I think all the voters in Montana
should have chance to study and |
lave explained to them this bill as it |
'eally is, and not as the Medical asso-
,iation wants to put it before the |
people, and do not know of a better
,lace to have it brought before the
people than your paper.
| have been a member of the Farm
RS Union for the past seven years.
We all enjoy reading your paper
-ery much.
Any help-you, (or through your
aper), can give to promote the pass
ge of this bill will be greatly ap-
reciated
Sincerely yours,
CHARLES E. LOGAN
The clipping follows:
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having recently concluded nearly
wo years of service in the Armed
orces and reading Mr.. Smiths OBJ
iously medically engendered political
tatement in your paper implying that
steopathic physicians were not doing
leir professional work in the army
6CduSe IHey were nOt QudllIlou anu
ecognized, touched me deeply. In
Dite of my professional training, and
very day seeing where l could help )
boy through that professional train
lg; | have served those two years a
'actically as lackey compared with /
hat l could have done Hundreds of !
her osteopathic physicians in the
.rvice are having the same expert I
ice. This is in spite of the fact that a
'ngress has passed several measures
Id the president has signed them T
'oviding for the commissioning of t
teopathic physicians. public laws i
g of the 77th Congress; 92 in the p
tn and 347 and 580) Public law 4
0 of the present congress also pro- Z
des for commissioning of osteopath- {
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