Show ISN'T AFRAID JJ OP ANY y o ONE r Tho The II quality ua lit which has nas especially won friends for fr President Roosevelt I is his perfect fearlessness s. s lie He of ot otan an eminent exponent of or the rapid rich rich richand and of certain members members mem mem- bers hers of a labor union now accused of crime and he ho hoI I classed ed all aU of them as undesirable citizens One Jaxon of or Chicago has s Into a little brief prominence b by writing to to the Pr President on h behalf of M the labor leaders demanding what tho the President meant by lil hi characterization n By the w way y if ir President Roosevelt had known Honre Jaxon as the tho Chicago newspaper men know him h he wouldn't have contributed to tho the only capital that Indian po possesses seR cs by y paying nn any attention to him lie lEe however treated l his h correspondent with all the courte courtesy in the world and told him him exactly wh what t was was meant In the tho original statement And if It Jaxon or his can get an any good out of it H th they y ar are aro I II I lucky u cJ President Roosevelt makes it clear clar to tho the American AmorIan people that ho he Is for obedience to the law and he be doesn't doesn like a n rich defier of or law Jaw any better hotter than ho does a poor I defier of the law He lie condemns both bolh n. n as citizens IIo lie doesn't f fear fr car r the labor union advocate ad who declare declares in ad advance of oi the trial that Moyer fo r and haywood naywood nay hay wood and Pettibone shall not be punished an any more than thanh h he fears tho the money magnate who lights with technicalities technical technical- ties against the I laws WS of f the land Ito ire Is exactly for tor 1 a 1 square deal and In working toward to the goal where that will be a little better belter assured to the tho citizens of or the republic he doe doesn't nl seem to care a cent how hov big biS or how strong or how vindictive are tho the forces that oppose c him j Unintentionally this Chicago champion of My Moyer r arid and nd Haywood has made tho the President stronger with the the- nation than he ho ever cor was before lie goes on the theory theor that those two men can not be called to trial on the charge of killing Frank without the rights of ot men and the tho privileges of ot wage wago earners being trampled trampled trampled tram tram- pled under foot The unrighteous rich hold to tho tim theory theor that enforcement pent of the law against them will vili discourage capital and that if Jf they be not allowed t tp violate tho the laws the they will punish the nation Against them stands standa tho the resolute President with the dictum that the they will willobey obey the law or go to jail an and he dont don't care how rich t they are And Ana the sufficient evidence of his Independence is the stron strong title of or the President to the love iove and confidence con con- con con- conI I of ot the people people people-or of all tho the people They agre agree agre with hi him An And 1 there thero Is none nono stronger In his championing than the tho very ery men In who whose e name Jaxon or Eugene Eugeno V. V Debs ebs speak wh when n tho they pr protest so against J putting Moyer and Pettibone Pettibone on trial Men fen who ho wor work wort for a living lI know their best interests are conserved in a universal obedience to law In a system system tem tern which gives gi them justice and gives no man anymore anymore any iny more In a system which Insures them tho the square deal The They arc not mur murderers nor defenders of or murder They have no objection to a ga tr trial l. l of men accused of murder no matter who who men may be They are arc augured assured that thit in a nation ruled b by the principles of equity and right no man will Ill be punished unless he d deserves e cr and lt-and t and If Ii ho does deserve it H the men who vho ho work ork for a living are as much interested as an any to 0 o see that he ho docs does suffer We e are aro rather gla glad the noise had been made about i this his Mover Moyer and anil Pettibone letter of or Pr President noo Roosevelt e It t has given him warrant for repeating his slogan of oF equal and exact justice for all all the the square deal for one And with that and tho the people It wins to his cause ho lie is 18 richer than It if ho had all the nois noisy undesirable undesirable undesirable unde unde- citizens in the nation |