Show A Scathing Arraignment NO o stronger indictment of or President I Wilson and his us administration has been drawn than that presented present d by br Gifford Giford Pinchot Pin Pin- chot Progressive conservationist and emit nent advocate o or of purity In politics Ills His presentment has the merit of or conciseness vigor conviction and unchallengeable acI ac ac- ac- ac curac curacy No Xo other publicist not even Colonel I Roosevelt himself could havo compre compressed I into space so 80 brief brier so dl an arraignment arraign arraign- I ment that Is unanswerable ablo because always alwa's I within the truth Mr Pinchot dispassionately reviews thee the e Wilson record and reaches conclusions that I apparently give Ye him no pleasure Ho would 1 have ave preferred It Is plain to find find In President dent Wilson a candidate whom he could r support He was eager cager when the President 1 was Inaugurated Ins to find him worthy orthy of or sup- sup I I port He liked what the tho President said andt andr and t r thought well of or him but ultimately came camo to see ee that President Wilson has a a. greater f T power than an any other man In public life to toJ J f In say jay ono one thing but do o another a and d got get away 1 with it ft The rho Wilson of or o the words was not t th the Wilson ot or tho the deeds 1 In In- Mr 1 jr Indictment the tha counts I aro ro numerous n O Mr Wilsons Wilson's note noto to to Germany GerI Ger- Ger J I many an threatening strict Qc ac accountability f while his Secretary of or State was privately J assuring suring Germanys Germany's ally th the phrase was wasand and ad nothing more Ht His public pro- pro zi tin conc concerning Me Mexico declaring g I t against intervention while ac actually Intervening Inter Inter- j t to dictate who should and who vho sh should nJ 1 not hold office there and denouncing i war against Mexico while actually engaged I In war Solemnly ly ing the country that we had hael not been negligent of oC national i defense delene Mr 11 rH Wilson on later admitted we had be been n at ono one time ridiculing tho tilo idea o of al a a. l larger navy nan at another declaring for Incomparably Incomparably J the greater reater navy Jn In the world then p ab abandoning that position 1 I. I Having r repeatedly declared himself In Int t I favor 3 o of exempting American coastwise vest vesI ves- ves I t s sels l from Panama anama can canal 1 tolls Mr GIfford 1 cites the re record ord in showing sho th the President reversed e himself and showed our own noo- noo r j i pI pie pIc and anel th the tho English that ho he did did not mean c n t I fi it Ele Elected ted on a n. platform which wilch pledged him to a single term In the presidency the tho President Is now a candidate for a second I term terra term Declaring for efficiency in III government government govern- govern t ment Mr III Wilson says gays Mr Pinchot has hasset set sel the pork barrel first and thrown ef efficiency efI ef- ef I away Announcing himself aa as th the champion of or cull civil service reform wo have I seen him him turn the government departments over to the as no nu other President I has done in twenty years ears Mr 11 does docs not mince words A AI I spade ade Is isto o him a t spade and he so fO speaks I of or It Among other things he sa says S 'S I I The ignoble standard of or profit over I principle prInciple- which Mr Wilson forced upon pon t the tho country in our foreign relations relationS' he ho ha has applied to himself as President 1 In what ho O said raid lIlt clone lonc and find left undone tho the record shows him hlin him steadily dominated domi domi- by political expediency L I S i. i These facts and man many others like e them have c forced mo me to see se that what a Mr Wison says ays Is no sign of or what ho he holias I has bas done dono or of or what he will do The Theone Theone I o one o. o thing shows is that what ho stands for now no he is not likely likely like like- I I ly to stand for long IonS I do not care what his platform or his platform dec dec- I lar may be bo because tho the common I experience exp of or us of-us us all has hus taught us that thatto to him the they p are arc simply molasses to catch flies tUes S S S I. I 1 I cannot vote ote for tor Wilson because e I 1 cannot trust him Ho does docs not do what ho he says Hughes doe does Therefore my choice is Hughes and 1 I shall work I and vote rote for tor him S S S S S S I have llave known official Washington 1 I from tho inside for six administrations In jn that time the tho government has never nevor been so badly done dono and so I extravagantly done as aJ now S S S 0 5 I. I Wo We have all h heard ard him announce himself as President of or all alt tho the people I and have seen reen him as tho the most partI par par- tI n President of or his generation flout and oppose tho the Pro Progressives oppose etves whom now bt because ulSo ho needs them lie he seeks seck to conciliate and enlist I S S S S S S I am certain that under Hughes tho the Progressive principles will fare tare better botter than under Wilson Vilson and that the safety honor and welfare of ot tho the country will willbe willbe I be 00 In Immeasurably surer hands GIfford Pinchot needs no introduction t to t the tho 10 people of or tho United States State He Ho I is S wealthy enough to do what h ho likes ac and I Icay cay eay ay what he likes without considering the th S possible b O pO political consequences to himself There i Is no reason why h he should mould support Hughes except that ho believes In Hughes Dem Democratic National Chairman McCormick mick figures out that tho the results of or tho tIm Maine election prefigure the election ro-election of or President Wilson After that It should beno bo be bono bono no difficulty for tor McCormick to explain tn how tho barking of or a R. dog indicates tho the hen lIon In inthe tho the neighboring barn barnyard has Just laid an egg and to disclose e precisely what It Is that the laughing jackass laughs at |