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Show M 1, I LIFE, ON THE ATTORNEY H 4 j GENERAL v " ' i! ' ' I I.lfo thinks tlio attornoy General BB ' I should not resign and iierlioi,i It is BBS Ii 1 best. No telling who his suvcuwir BBl' j' would be, and It will tnko tlnn to BB. brook In another fellow. On tho ro- i, . cent California trial postponement. ' Life writes as follows: ' ) Attornoy General Mclloynolds has BBV ( got Into several scrapes lately, We BBb ' worst ono being tho postponement BBS: i of tho trial of two young rnscals In BBB California, who abandoned their BBS wives and ran off with two young BBB , girls and were Indicted In the Fed- BBB J j edal courts under tho will to slava BBB t law. Tho world thinks Mr. McTley- BBB .. nolds ought to resign. Ho ordered a BBB. ' I postponement of tho trial or tlio BBB ' tho two young rtiscals at tho request B' of .Mr. Wilson, Secretary of Labor, BBB who wag Interested because tho fath BBB er of ono of tho rascals had Just BBB been nppoln'cd Commissioner of 'Ira BBB migration In California and was tn BBB i Washington learning about his new B I Job. Tho world thinks thht not only I i the Attorney-General, but Secretary BBB ' of Labor opd tho Commissioner a! B Immigration for California had all BBB better relinquish office BBB Wo can seo no very urgent ob- j'c3..c. to U.C ccapitnt.on of tho Commissioner nnd If the Secretary of Labor 's tho sort this incident betokens, one mlslit wish tho supe vis on of Immigrants was In other rttndg. But Mr. Mclleynolds ought to have a rcsjsosnblo allowanco of irlsta'?e3, lie Is new at his Job, nnd overwhelmed with btiBlners of all sects, 'ncluding n great 5nany Important Im-portant appointments, to must hno to trust to tho Judgment of oth"r persons in very many cases. In this cate, wh'ch nover should hnvq como to him nt all, ho deferred deferr-ed to Secretary Wilson.' Tho most wo would nsk of Mr. Mclleynolds Is not to resign but to be wary In tho future; of acceding to Secretary Wilson's requests. As for Secrotnry Wilson it Is an advf.nto'ge to have Increased t.cquan unco with him. In his bailiwick is Ellis Island, an Instltut on in v.tich all tho counfy Is concerned, and which was ndmlrably administered by Commissioner Williams under Mr. Taft. It will be expected that Kills Island Is-land shall bo equally well admtnls-1 tered under President Wilson. Who , tho now Commissioner will bo Is not yet dloclosed, but It would bo obviously ob-viously lniulvlsfjjlo for Secretary Wilson, having made ono pretty bad mistake already, to permit any ir.o'e cither of appointment or admlnlstra Hon, to bo made at Ellis' Uland. |
