Show Woodrow Wilson the Candidate r Who Must Bury BurU Record of His Past i WILSON as the candidate of the party part which is is W WOODROW definitely committed to ultra radicalism will be he haunted through this this campaign by bye the host ghost of a past which his or ol op opponents s are not lik likely I to permit him to forget Pre-natal Pre influences f environment trend of or education aud and habits of thought made the thc o g-o gov governor governor of yew New Nc J Jersey i i the champion of the plutocratic class class His undisputed gifts ns as author and lecturer as educator and publicist were employed for years in the rhe interest of the s sinister luster influences iu lU American life in in behalf of the vested interests in defense of the aris ans aristocracy c of wealth and education So permeated was he with mth the belief belie that this class owed him him a living living- that only la last t year he applied to the Carnegie Foundation for a n pension asking a share of ot the great fu fun fund n set apart for indi indigent educators who through illness or other misfortune needed the help hell p that a regular stipend however small mi might ht Five theirL Governor Wilson ilson since he became chief executive of New Jerse Jersey has Ims turned his back on every idea he advanced durin during the years tha that thai he be beas was as a schoolmaster and this has included repudiation of man many friends From a defender of the aristocracy of birth of wealth and of education he b became ame a radical The Tho same cleverness that enabled enable him to move rapidly to tho foremost rank of the educators of the corm t try ry b gave gave ave him the foresight to recognize that blatant advocacy nd of mantil many fads must be the sole steP stone stepping ting stone to political preferment in his own own part party parly He did this in th the tho same cold-blooded cold way that he insulted his leis lifelong friend the man who had most to do with making him governor governor of New ew Jersey fand and ge getting him the public ear Calmly and with bloodless calculation he marked out for himself a course which meant the tho repudiation of every principle ho had tau taught ht every idea he had advanced arh eve every ery precept rece t he ho had endeavored ored to inculcate into the public mind in the books ot of which he lie was the author Having marked out that course for him himself his conversion to the cause of radicalism sm on the road to ambition was as sudden as that of Paul on the road to Damascus but in inspired we believe b by a totally different spirit From despising sin Bryan BIJan from expressing the hope as ns he did in a celebrated celebrated celebrated cele cele- letter that Bryan BIjan and his pretensions might be knocked into a cocked hat list Wilson began to cultivate ate the Nebraskan He Ile fawned upon him on every possible occasion Whether the Nebraskan demanded and received ed an apology for the things Wilson said mid of him in the past contemporary hist history docs does not record but it is not at all nIl improbable Wilson Vilson deliberate deliberately set himself to achieve that pinnacle of fame which he be reached yesterday yesterday yesterday-to to be the candidate of his party for President of the United States Every principle he once embraced he has repudiated 1 the friends who were once his leis he has disowned Every precept outlined in his books hooks the writings which he once fondly hOl hoped tl would woul place his name in the history of American let letters he lie has confessed to tl tobe be erroneous through h the ideas he has since accepted Was as he sincere in the past and is he sincere sincere no now Was as he lie wrong then or is he wrong now f Does Docs his conduct prove pro that he would rather be President than be je right considering the small hope he has of ever e being either Woodrow Wilson Vilson nominee nominee of the Democratic party for President dent of the United States must m play some somo politics in the months just ahead if he is to come within even eu shooting shooting- distance of the high office I which he lie has repudiated the principles of a lifetime to secure William Villiam J. J Bryan who ho has become a greater g figure than he ever er was before IBi is IB i Wilsons Wilson's lord lor and master but the governor go of New ew Jersey must attract other support Without nn united party part behind him he lie has no chance whatever polling the full Democratic strength he lie is still de defeated and it is well known that he cannot do that Strong men must be he attracted to him but they are likely to stop and consider Colonel George Harvey editor of Harpers Harper's Ye Weekly kly was Wilsons Wilson's lifelong friend and it was Harve Hane Harvey who p prevailed pre u upon Po n the Democratic machine in New Jersey Terse to a accept Wilson as its candi candidate ate i 1 i I for tor governor He insulted and humiliated Harvey because he lie feared j that hat Harveys Harvey's friendship might cost him the of Bryan The I I power behind the throne in the Democratic politics of New Jerse Jersey forced Wi Wilson Vilson lson at nt Harvey Harvey's s 5 suggestion upon the part party as its nominee for governor Yet long before W Wilson lson had oven en taken the oath of office he was fight fighting the leader lender of his party part who ho desired to be United States senator None of the ordinary principles of gratitude not even eve the faintest stirrings stirring'S of that emotion which man shares with the brute creation crea- crea ion tion could induce Wilson lson to befriend the man who had befriended him W With th that sort of a record how man many of or the strong men of th the Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic party part will get earnestly an and sincerely behind the Wilson candidacy can can- Verily Woodrow Wilson is the who must forget his past past lad and that must induce others to forget it t also r P C 1 C 0 r i ITH seven se more names added to t the be roll rollof MORE MORE NAMES I W ITH of those c who lost th their ir lives while endeavoring en- en enOF endeavoring en en- to reduce the ON ROLL OF experiment of aviation to an exact science it is is inevitable table that AVIATION the stead steady onward progress towards complete completo VICTIMS subjugation of the air must be halted for at least a time The cc impression that the tho thoa a who continuously and repeatedly dares extinction in journe journeying ill aloft will in time join the innumerable caravan that has preceded him in violent death seems to be confirmed by bythe the happenings of the pa pat past t t two days The Tnie search for the underlying causes causey of disaster that they may be prevented in the future will continue continue continue con con- but none but the most courageous will brave bra the tho dangers of the upper air until the horrors of the pa past t few da days s 's have hac been effaced from irom their memories There will be no permanent su suspension pension of the activities of the airmen The most unthinking of them must realize that the dangers of aviation can never nover be bo wholly eradicated and that a treacherous air current impossible of detection until it has made its danger known will reap its victims in the tho future futuro as it has in the past Improved de devices devices de- de vices for equalizing air air pressure presure will make their appearance from time timeto to time and each will write its record on history's page in letters of blood and suffering Man has solved the other forces of nature until they respond with certain ob obedience to his bis will yet ct one oDe catastrophe after another gives warning that hat disaster is ever upon the heels o of those who war with the elements 1 4 a. a KA 4 HEN Thomas W. W Lawson shows that he is r TOM LAWSON I W WHEN really in in earnest in-bis in in his c campaign to succeed succeed suc suc- ed Murray Crane as United States senator sen sen- CANDIDATE ator from Massachusetts the people of that state FOR THE I should not forget tho Lawson of a few fe years ago ngo SENATE when he was writing magazine ne articles about I frenzied finance Loading up with short stocks to the extent of his fortune Lawson bl bared red the secrets of high finance in inn a 1 great magazine magazino and took took his bis profits when llen the shares tumbled Then Thell to show his contempt for the tho public P r he wrote the to the editor of the following magazine in which his expo- expo ures tires had appeared You talk mile of or what lowe hove I l' l owe the tho people What at do I owe oice the gela- gela shrimps What havo have the saffron-blooded saffron apes done forme for forme me or mine that I should halt holt an any decisions to match t their lr lightning change ten below zero hues loyalty Forgive mo my dear Ridgway but tho the people particularly the American people are a n. Joke Joke Joke-a a. a System Joke Lawson is a charlatan and a a. mountebank He always has hIlS been He lIe pretended to befriend the people when ho he was wn merel merely shearin shearing g grent them The he electors of MI Massachusetts will t treat rent him with the contempt he deserves deserves de de- de- de serves sen-cs unless they have lost the stern stem common sense bich which distinguished their forefathers forefather p The strawberry crop has set a good mark for forthe the potato fields but this may be a year when nature is more considerate of of luxuries th than n of necessaries j jA A deh er into archives has bas ascertained ned tb that at 4 the Ithe word ii blackguard was originally used to designate th the Hie e coal m man man man- Might have known n it n. f J x Don Don't Dont t t bother other about having a father fathers father's s day Father atten att attends ds tp that himself e every l week Neck the club plays plays' l ys at home k J-k if Jv |