Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1924 — Page 2

OUT IN MONTANA HARSH WORDS FLY IN POLITIC TALK La Foilette Grudgingly Given Credit for Strength— Walsh Has Fight, By LOWELL MELLETT, Times Staff Correspondent BETTE, Mont., Oct. 3.—Out here in the open spaces of Montana, where men are men, they express their political opinions in language too strang to print. Expurgated, these opinions are: Republican— Coolidge will ca rry the Estate, with ' Davis or La Foilette second: Democratic—La Foilette will carry tij/ State, with Davis second. If he continues to make gains as at present; Progressive—La Foilette first, Coolidge secord, Davis third. The strong language in which these opinions are expressed result from the warmth of the campaign. With five weeks to go before election, the stage has been reached where they are catling each other names, and the names are all the harsher because party fences hare been broken. Boh Gets Credit La Follette’s strength, admitted grudgingly by Republican and Democratic managers, is obtained from a combination of farmer and labor voters. Coolidge has the regular Republican organization and the copper companies behind him. The influence of the latter, however, is weakened somewhat by the fight they are making on Governor Joseph M. Dixon, candidate for re-election. Dixon, who defeated Senator Wheeler for Governor four years ago, had the copper support, hut he is now- sponsoring tax legislation that the companies are bitterly resisting so they support a Democratic candidate for Governor. A so-called Farmer-Labor candidate, who is said to have been poverty stricken before he entered the race, is making an extensive campaign and is accused of having the copper companies’ support also. Beating Dixon seems to be a job. He is the same clever politician who managed the bull moose national cam paign in 1912. There are evidences that Lx- Foilette supporters, their rank and file, at least, are working for him. Break Party Lines A similar breakdown of party lines has occurred in the case of Senator Walsh, seeking re-election. Senator Wheeler's strong indorsement of his colleague in his speeches in the State were welcomed hungrily by the Walsh campaign managers. They admit he has a handifight on his hands. Frank Linderman. known for his anti-Catholic views for years, is the opposing candidate. Ku-Klux Klan ■voters in the State, mostly Republican. are estimated at from 10.000 to 30,000 voters, out cf a total vote of about 150.000. Despite the Klan issue. However, fears are felt that Walsh may not

Isabel Returns Isabel Rockefeller, daughter of Percy A. Rockefeller, has returned from a summer abroad. receive the full Irish vote. He is being criticised for his attitude In the Senate on the Irish Free StateHurting Walsh even more* it is said, is the report spread quietly, but as-

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sidiiously over the State, that he was one of the minority in the Senate that voted against exonerating La Foilette of charges of disloyalty made during the war. Walsh needs most of the La Foilette and Wheeler vote to win and there is grave doubt as to his ability to &et It. A Farmer-Labor candidate in good standing among progressives has made it a three-cornered race and may take enough votes from Walsh to elect Linderman. ■OLD MAN’ IS ‘BAKER’ Joins New York Man in’-Vitamin Food Project. A New York dispatch today stated that D. C. Stephenson, former “Old Man" of the Ku-Klux Klan in Indiana, has joined George 8. "Ward, armer president of * the W ard Baking Company, in acquisition of controlling interest in the Vitamin Food Company, Inc., a bread-baking industry. The bread will be enriched by a British product known as vegex. said to be especially rich in vitamins.

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