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LLXLJLLl 7 I A M li I V i I! - UY I fflnn in' 11 save in j I i ' Republican party could i 'C H1! v -bXfr' I lyt -'( 1 7’Ui'J 1 JO )MU- "7 the t said international affairs are even condition than domestic matters Roosevelt quote Air of figure in fun President handling of I’ltra-tender is domestic upon which he has would seem beginning at is incompetent the acfed dane jnui affairs - not popu are ' ' seeking advice - feta ent that lie is attitude I ' f J jn e venturedto administrationany suggestion Tinancierswho had race Trhite Husej and to legis letters protesting agams further unsettling ot “But’ oh' the were pilloried and change!” iWSSSI! give the traitor and a to disg thfc busi-ampdoAedH lators ness heavy 1’ ’ SQUARE HOLE $OUND PEG I I I 1 t I 131 ’ ‘ --t- office to O the of high the road to THOUGHT II is grounded though mot of President indebted is to the editors in the I V V l-T ft " ft ft W ft 7 ' ” j -4 ? I ft ft 1 ' 11 ft 4-1 ft 'U"ir ft ft ft ft: V ft file acts It is too latd for th a: 'W1 most ihiurilegislation ho could possibly haye hay e visited the republic is already enacted! a id iikl full force andL effect Drastic tariff changes hanges respiting respiting in profound prohis ot House and Senate for much framing that measure While means been demonstrated and : 3 i of for ' : i - -upon “z commercial depres ’ 1l I r Jiave been made and will be operative until tl e protective ’policy is once its beneficial place in restored to and beneficial more proper ler Upon ilthai poiiitj Air ‘rrr ou eL st(?m Wilson enactment its t I valued assistance in its efficacy has by no its ultimate effect still upon the knees of the gods no party may unreservedlylay claim to credit or to censure ' ous sion onomiy resolved probablytoo th mg (couldconvince him lawmakinercould sokeriouslvham’peran ihdustrial system once the woider of (th world Doubtless there willpe mucli psychologyin the Utah campaign Mr Kehrhs’ ‘caididite for United j 1 - - i THE MR i ROUTE BOOT-STRAP seems AVILSON’S peculiar obsession for mental healing alternately disturbs and amuses He taking would add many cubits to his stature by that e’f graspinghis he seeks to own boot-straps its slough of despond to the millions of our unemployed he suggests they imagine they an1 al work and expects that desirable end immediatelyto become an fact Our export and import figures the showing’ the millions of profitable production thought elevate heights business of joy I the he -"i - - Air Here c piind i diseased body when wo are !one thedess ourselves" to we waste no time wi ling becon Valescent send Jmn: ediately valescent we send ediatelyl jot aphysician jmn which is remarked withoi ipreiudice no many of our heli jve eminent citizens who beli We we in mmbhtal healing &hall apply next Novemlel)a reniedyL which will in means a ill avoided its present embarrassing situation had its chief been as intellectually agile as the President Claflin only repeatedly reiterated to him-sell Had Mr that “I have the needed $35000000 therefore debts” he would not have Jailed can pay my ' I “ Koosevelt has said in intimate onnection between Utah the and body is well understood A bst of us com-lias prehend that physical indisposition its effect the mind and that diseased m ind ultimately upon as regards as hut psx chological and advises the people to think intently that they are prosperousand happy whereupon they will immediatelybecome-so The H B Claflin company could easily hdve Democratic - that the causes bf financial despond are purely psycholbgica?-fts Air AiVils n alleges and is that “the caufee foupd 2n Democratic blundering” he not have suppresseda guffaw as their ridiculous would have overcome them sense of the had he claimed for the Underwood bill any contribution to industrial security Nor was his use of currency legislation to point jt 7 American manufacturer and wage earner have lost might have had h hopes to modify by some specie of mental legerdemain into an argument for commercial activity Business depression rceewod faiths could - £ explain but firmly K the States senator shares jiheiopinionh of the President: President accepts them without feservat on nd apparent! y without ill effects to himself Representingtlie two lie Democratic tickets in Utah coincidently must froin to accomplished Virginia them are t i t avoid ft I the to tin admits Republicanmembers that the President state of mind into which he hopes to its bring the country by likening probable effect to hat producedby the currency law it is even more significant that he did not predict for his proposed anti-trust legislation some such result as has fol Being wise in his lowed the Underwood tariff law Air AVilson has learned what day and generation topics r 4- f 1 I consequences admirers government remarkably significant It is described 1 ” really beginningto know something Air have told us Wilson is on liberal education in the science1 a ft I 1 3 to sages 7 £ 1 -fri’oaYmo the at moment that as in only certain that our attitude gave the Alikado’s government the impression that we feared Nippon and her people urther particularizing as to matters in which Air AVilson clearly demonstrated he did not know what he wac doing is unnecessary In the matter of Japan of Alexico of Great Britain and the Panama tolls Canal controversy of every question or party have proven themselves administernational affairs with the the American people have grown his which This instance is the first since the country learned there was a Woodrow Wilson that he has intimated even casually a need for expert counsel and advice of If the consciousness ignorance be the beginning of wisdom we shall feel quite hopeful about the President if he who realizes that he does not know importance it is I i With Goose moment that the President there are important suspect into realms of thought which his fancy has never wandered “Wo have been fortunate enough” he who understand says “to obtain the advice of men the business of the country and we know that the effect is going to be exactlv what the effect of the currency reform was a sense of relief and security” IT international California situation gave the already arrogant his Oriental a more exaggerated sense own it AVhether or not was 'apprehension which impelled Air AVilson and Air Bryan to study Japanese unreasoning prejudice in order to avoid arousing them is not germane to the point at issue foreign to REALMS NEW “Alushy made Japan Hy-elections ' high an d the squarest peg ever won injto that round iole1 Air Bryan is was ever put for largely responsible so mniisny ami a n u ty the Golden Eggs id ’for disgusting to Air Roosevelt and 'for “the feeble involved course of ebndhet which fir morethan a! 'I It his tale a particularly happy thought That measilrea year has masqueraded S the fcreign policy of tlie (drew the is not American government” Air Brwnn good as it should have been but it is better as yan drewthprncnee peace T Afi Air wnT'ih no WincrrtrrU hnn coin “wore AVilson than would have been obtained had lift VIJRk formed to please amiabl old woitaen of both sexes Y and Air Brvan been able to write all their own ideas His promise that hi 'will accept advice’ in the into it editor of Collier’s Air Alark Sullivan 4o future and that he will longey gojat it: blindly is AVeoklv and one of Air Wilson’s most enthusiastic not the likely to savjo Ain AVilson Ison frota frojm tlio accustomed the 1 and to efficiency has the T - ! a The disturbing more i-l'i i -Americans ? Our purely who and amiability’ again to our government “the world” 4 ii ’ accurately forecasted fact already injharid M apprehension in i ft “the pinch of poverty is felt in many households” The wheels of industry' no longer hum with vigorous life millions of idle men walk the streets of our populous cities or haunt the shady byways of pastoral America The “artificial stimulation” to has been removed and our prosperity “the new constitution of freedom” given the people for' their sins has a R WILSON’S advisors we teaitji remain tnose he has always had Chief ambnig them is Air Bryan one of the most amiablei geijial 4 a ZAA " i -'zCtV- -- ' and politically the United States nation over whose destinies Air same of last assumed control on Alarch year Business has halted its energies paralyzed and its optimism destroyed “There is widespread throughoutthe country” as Air Roosevelt not Wilson' i'C - jp A Wilson’ssta was a written W'7: not Economically is - 1 'J'Jh !! I i’?r beginning has decreased dissatisfied with probably the '1 JmJ'Ltk I i I III V -more schism him —L' ' of uarrels violently with lis only a few (jays AVashingtoi atmosphefojhas scarcely ago denunciationslie heaped teased to echo with th upon the business nleri jwho wejrecounsellinghim against further econchni( legislation: He impressed the country with the mptessionthat any citizen who 1 i ’ the nation his second year than was ever the case before AVere the President personally to go before people tomorrow for an indorsement even continued the Jr 1 i ZTX the others only amusing Alexican rom that engaged his earliest attention to the legislation he would now force down the his throat of an unwilling country administration has been marked by a series of inefficiencies His in -w lar i confidence ' ! planations of problem Until him I' ta U T ’ - a j Air anti-trust is 1 11 I II ' t -I !l I ' 1 S ' i II : ri performance the !4 i 1 I as at f u o::cep froin collated of The the present year and tljb regist'ation of voters in iat suffer direct those various ’commonwcalths primaries would indicate that psychologicalpx- O-BLUNDERS popularity great 1 jtn - hard-hcqed cannot be items of E I’ fifteen one surveys the President’s months in office to recall any policy or in which he has not been mistaken Several his blunders have been costly and discouraging of aruw v r ‘‘ is wn- nTvrn 7 f11 1! 1 4 I H i ' l' Ol 1 iMi fail i Ml i could reduce difficult v - -- t I I self-esteem SERIES V I J i M1' a is j -C” '"I" a re ' 1 i ' i I whatit Mm IT’ hihi -peculiar J I it A a an w it U Uli I -i 1 I w I" if - I I Ju i! - L is i i'IWII lU'l i ' I i - Air Cl lin is achievement uni or tun ate v in that hypnosisis not one 'of hls jacc he business! man whose” problems have always been solved by tiieappUptipn oLp tical C tical common sense Parading-a psychological scapvgPI solemnly betorc the eyes ot theipeople ewi ciea'in politics: it possible only to san admin sttatidn so intensely uneiieciuaih never innsies sriuv the common herd will Whether nieet the success Air Wilson hoped hoped i! Hl y A I ' ' :¥W- LCV-H ”l if I -T 1 bh’Jlit'fj4 ’ I c i -4 -’4 r- i is l 4 II ' X - - may! bekfimd evQiyetf)OrtlnsmientaI material condition” p ruapsfiiu may lie oe ame io nypnone ns crcauor$ mrj belieying I panaceas aor I owes rnem noTinncr cswiomsnial pinnacle of really vital ills could reach np fhi gh n-i WhWWc 7 l !' Indeed there treatment of ' i 'I i L't : the-quiet il i 'J I MMHU bBm 7 -MIMM ' A H M A-WZ U 7 llo t- - J ’ WfW'l H : 'J 7Z!Wi 'KiU i! I' W k J 4 Ihs IN''"! ii W((GiViU ? H m L ’ 'li ’ T i ' WmiitlUlHIIll-if' (1 111 b' H r- H - lb'! - Mjith an aureole of majesty but not attain can envy never have suspected it v the President's most prominent anpj6n book for his perusal and his understanding MpM among his predecessorsapproached that office in fear and trembling their appreciation of they were assuming and consciousness of their pitiful inadequacyfor the task before them' despite their years of training and experience made them humble indeed No President of the United States ever entered that position with less preparationfor or more confidencein Iris own ability to startle the world with a new and clearer conception of statesmanship than did Air Wilson Years of development of the intellect’ll side of his nature endowed him with an first intellectual arrogance that fascinates then I'he repels country early comprehended that had supposed to be but Air AV son’s quiet in his bumptious own powers was no amount of honest and effective criticism t i - p I person directly precincts of a college study diplomacy statecraft economics and politics have been from r- II knows he that t 'compressed in his erudite ages was Though hntame to the presidencyalmost the w ? MEDICATION him humbler-mortals ftKjsn ‘ places him pedestarof distinction informationinvests wo rankly ‘ remark ’S doing is sa -a 1 - WILSON RESIDENT r st 1 f 7 W- -fT san ’7A wr -J i MENTAL 'L— J - C 'P! r n 'Hl ftT Wk’AftMAl!a J t no psychologicadr be sense supernatural - classic! and popular irusic' nd the sketch on taken a cricks of Ixs Angles will be our next gov-1 4—— the bill is n resen ted by- AnnieMack-Berlcin bath in mush ernon 11Diess nuou compainy cilled “The jxi ail j© inna tri© 'Amsik Johnson will not stand as much show With sentimentsof esteem believe me Sterllijg conedy pleti close the bill of being elected this fall as a fat fraternallv vours JL governor am c C X WHITAKER Warren Kerr lean leads today's man would have running uphill in the mud En June 25 7 at the Rex “The GoldProvo Route Home has too much lime juice in his veins Cal program appearing Hiram Editor Messenger Monrovia Los z cn’ Ladder' It is a fetory of intercut an Dear Mr Brown Harf just read your and believe me he hasn't all the qualities Angelels county emotionstlirough-' KIPPJUKthe" Xn a thrii of a t out story brother tuberose It is the same with the way ft interestingeditorial in this morning’s AMtSEMEXTS TODAY agamst-r tner pain- thc ihothcr love state as with a town woven — there are other ways into in into the Line 'in 'int 'A mc ?ond big feature' is con-eel referenceto the Repub-lichns to hurt it than by throwing brickbats theatre Tti last tainedl in hei threA beel drama-“Across EMPRESS — Today is the the opportunity 730Empress —Vaukievilie230 the X :of California “getting together” through the store p m and 915 p m windows And as a for von who have not seen Seven PicA' r' 41 I:: stars Claude m Grati am xtW Li and the headline feature theatre- Vaudeville 345 ustav HaifimeJl pf It! the party at the Vantages two orget As a Californianewspaper man ‘knocker against Republican chianis the bill Empress ’“’’I and 915 p the most that has been m m in this prorunningall I 730 mou$ avia torsarid appear I there are 200000 Republicansin Hiram does not drop the hammer when the She never says an unkind word when poor week ofat that house and Hackett in lhe duction tragical' In' the Morrissey Ierrlgan t xs ex ci tin can say uei — barren could be J whistle Sometimes Kin BiErsrot arid Olaude extreme Sonhie nf thri'a ilms? depicts the blows mortals fall the singers ana nis company Golden Ladder be week David waiters Californiawho eanneve’r Johnsonized cbiunt ry- friildeir (9“ become-a for what think of him Sue” Whittier’s I Graham White the fa nous aviator in 'a as governor She peddles out no gossip of the neighborin the dramaticsketch “Salvation cndcaypiy J “Across the Atlantic na me iiiurouuvmotionpicttiriekMroii but not even by providentialdispensation could go out in the garden hood at all Barefoot Boy and his whistled tunes Now! of the ilms” instrumentalistsand' the Ition of “Sophie Under cond tions that are1 ernbarra'ssi rig' She heara no breath of scandal There is no Berry and Berry film Johnson and his socialistic parasites and eat worms wlll bd given for the Mehesy theatre — Motion pictures and 'fi stitg' of it’ LevrHL doubt Keystope comedy tonight’s two music Continuousperformance MHES taphave done Believe me Governor Johnson is not so And doings of her neighborsinterest her not last time at the Empress for ftft4 41V ’AVL" Californiamore commercial harm at time bit bill t tn aienesv jday'tn a!two reel good the music plays he passes 7: shows The new with opens Sunday afternoon near sdrearr a doesn’t than th© state can live down in twenty-five every Julian Ijosc the noted 'Oaturin $cold her and she’s-not at 230 o’clock edy TheKnbckoim”'featuring-“a tv” church The real Republicans of CaliforniaShe one to compjiln husband burlesque on pencil governors H Arbpc xle Hebraic character actor as the headline at Jttewj of sauerkraut from years '’We want no more San tell her? not an traction act otpts kind wrestling TtemorsA 'is!d Tharihouser-drama’ Though the gossips' hum roosters the only amt 1 Goetz in of’ untisua intercut vritpU nbyplisf-Taude in When lace tain item does she gain’ 'A 7Tracey Tracey California a “J cur dances! ealyj It patter and mygter-ions partsL) '(Jharming'DorO' fan bh An exhellenyywarleit HalUngs5 lil hammers re sy PANTAGES visiting in the east hears his state No clear Brothei’ Browp the Republicans When — Luigi Picato thy Gish' ncl' with' breezy Js presented atthe Robertlightful Heobn’ appear discreetlymum “A’: comedy mechanicalshadowgraphs of California wilt not be Johnsonized acrobats Ksmeralda-xylophonist jf 't M attest! Co unrestrained jParitages this week The feature act is troupe-of cc m'dy ‘clra'i traduced because of the Perhaps you’ve guessed the’ answer Tes other fall offers a Captain xetl’lady’s deaf and-dumb lor JD’AH za and their trained divrsiped programjt entitled-J"! heir jrsticquaintance’?‘' Torcat arid niquthingsrof its perambulating governor this fall nor any it 77 1'’ it Communication one feel just like lie eighty cents’ worth of makes bad i 1 i j z u i -res I - J E j i -1 i-n - f ! -' -C- -liiterisc?human I : t CONTRIBUTED Herald-Republican 1 i o s i i J -th T MODEL I i I I n ft ing-Baggot J ft TV - 4 4 - p I - 11 k p Uf'l its — Ill I B t 1 M U 1 f a I j - i I r arrested ' i I f a i r e-anjshesuCbpeds I - 4 - 1? ‘ ' 3-comedians ' k -1 c L-j— A t 10m-ackouC” ’ ’I’T- i: I 1 L ! 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