Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-07-12 | Page 4 | McAdoo and His Party

n McADOO AND HIS PARTY Had William G I McAdoo followed his tint first impulse and bolted the th Democratic ticket he would have bave dug s h bs hi own 0 n political grave After Ater haing baIng hav ba Ine Ing a day for tor more mor sO- sO seriOUS riOUS reflection with an opportunity tu- tu to consult his lieutenants he last evening he be would support his party ticket The Standard Examiner In its study tudy of the man quite aside from lis Is politics was disappointed when hen the ne news s came that thai McAdoo had loser The a av v eras v-eras proved to be b a poor American admires the fellow ho graceful accepts accept defeat and turns from the poor loser who ho de d- a sour temper doo Mc doo has been hIghly honored by his party and 10 alb supported by his his friends He H should bo he proud o of the shown hown and rejoice In his warm friendship As he re recovers COHrs coers his equilibrium his mental foIse returns return and he be b gives cives less evl evidene dence of ha hav in a deep and abiding groucH