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While the republican party has deliberately elected to forfeit the confidence of the nation, the democratic party in vites, and offers high guarantee that It deserves such confidence in wel coming the leadership of Woodrow Wilson. It is hard to believe that Woodrow Wilson would have ac cepted the nomination of the demo cratic party as it long was, the party of the Gorman-Brice-Hill re gime to name at this time only the dead. If Governor WilBon rep resented the democratic party of other days it would be necessary for one-time republicans, such as the writer, to oppose him as vigor ously as they are now moved to support him. ' The nomination of Woodrow Wil son for president offers to the pro gressives of all parties a guarantee, humanly speaking, that the demo cratic party iias been reborn, that it is once again to become, under the inspiration of Woodrow Wil son's leadership, a party of genuine and substantial progress. When all is said in favor of President Taft, of his honest and earnest battle against the swollen trusts, of the admirable arbitration treaties which he vainly sought to negotiate with England and France, of his excellent non-partisan Judi cial appointments, there remains the acceptance and defense of the tariff, dictated, if not written, by its beneficiaries, and, above all, the outstanding fact that President Taft has drifted, or suffered himself to be driven, into the ranks of re action. If, as it is claimed: that I believe rightly so for President Taft, that he sought to vanquish the reaction ary elements In the republican par ty, then it is true that he has sadly failed, as is proved by the conspicu ous and conspicuously unworthy leadership in the party of such men as William Barnes, Jr. President Taft lias failed to withstand the pressure of reactionary influences because within the republican party these influences are dominant, com manding, irresistible. What of the candidacy of Theo dore Roosevelt, the nominee of the third party? Apart from the in evitable reluctance to accept arty man as president of the nation for a longer terra than that, occupied by the founder of the republic, I be lieve that, while he once was needed in the life of the nation, he is need ed no more. He was needed to cry aloud and spare, not, to lift up his voice like a trumpet. It is no little service to the . republic to have broadened the concept of legal right and to have ended the security of legal wrong. When all is said and done, Roose velt did . most to bring about a wholesome sense of insecurity among those whose privilege had been the absorption of privileges, whose chief right had long been the unchecked doing of wrong. 1 have therefore no patience with the vitu peration which is lavished upon Colonel Roosevelt and in which he, too, is fabled to indulge ocasionally. 1 shall support Woodrow Wilson for the presidency because 1 believe that, with the aid of a democratic congress, he will carry Into effect the party pledges of tariff reform, and thus abate, if not abolish, the legalized oppressions, the state sanctioned oppressions of the pro tective order. The democratic par ty under Woodrow Wilson may reasonably be expected to put an end to those tariff laws which have led to imperialist adventure abroad and to criminally corrupt extrava gance at home. The democratic, party, spurning today the leadership which led to guilty complicity in the negotiations of the republican tariff adjusters, is become the valiant and uncompro mising foe of a protective tariff, which protected chiefly the parties in the crooked alliance between big business and little politics, which protected and aggrandized the mas ters of Industry and entrenched them in the almost unassailable strongholds of monopoly and privi lege. Governor Wilson is an Illustra tion of the magnificent potentiality of the scholar in public life., When In the presence of Emerson, objec tion was raised to a certain leader in political life because he was a callow college -doctrinaire, Emerson Is said to have answered: "Better so than that we learn our duty from the callous politician or man of af fairs. Let large issues of Justice and humanity arise. No deference is to be shown to the man of the world; principles the scholar and the poet know better than he." Are the universities to make no gift to the nation commensurate with the nation's fostering and gen erous car of its schoolB of learn ing? Woodrow Wilson has been a student and a scholar, but student In what field, scholar In what branches of learning? For a gener ation he has been a teacher of poli tical history and the science of -government, so that he may truly be said to have fitted himself for many years to grapple with the problems of government and administration. Truly it may be said of him, as It was said of an English historian by his biographer, his scholarship was to him as practical as his politics, and his politics as ethical as his faith. Thus bis whole life was a Get Rid of Piles at Dome Simple Home Remedy, Easily Ap plied, Gives Quirk Relief and Pi-events' AH Danger From Operation. Send for Free Trial Package and ' " Prove It in Your Case. Dor.'t even think of an operation for piles. 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State. unit; all his various interests were inspired by one unconquerable re solvethe aim of securing univer sal recognition of the paramountcy of principles over Interests, of liber ty over tyranny. Repels Attack of Death. "Five years ago two doctrs told me I had only two years to live,'' This startling statement was made by Stillman Green, Malachite, Col. "They told me I would die of con sumption. It was.up to me then to try the best lung remedy and I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery. It was well I did, for today I am work ing and believe I owe my life to this great throat and lung cure that has cheated the grave of another vic tim." Its folly to suffer with coughs, colds or other, throat and lung trou bles : now. Take the cure that's safest. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at King-Crowell Drug Company, AID WILSON' AM) MARSHALL. ItogresKlve RepUhlirnrot Organize to : aid Democratic Candidates. New York, Sept. 24. An active campaign to round up the Bentiment among republicans for the election of Gov. Woodrow Wilson has been started in. the east by the Wilson national progressive republican league, of which Rudolph Spreckels, of San Francisco, is president. New York headquarters has been opened in the Metropolitan Life Building No. 1 Madison avenue, and other headquarters will be opened this week in Philadelphia, Boston and Washington. Mr, Spreckels has us his aides in the east Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, former chief chemist of the department of agriculture, and State Senator John J. Blaine, of Wiscon sin, a leader in the progressive movement In his state. The purposo of the league Is to develop and ctystalized the wide spread sentiment among republicans who desire to throw their strength in the November election to a real progressive, regardless of party linns, as against a reactionary of the Taft type and the third-term idea. The dissatisfaction on the part of repub licans in the west with the Taft ad ministration and their, opposition to the selfish ambition of Col. Roose velt became so manifest months ago that Mr. Spreckels and hl associates decided to launch the new progres sive league. i The aim of the league, as summed up by Mr. Spreckels Is to solidify the progressive sentiment In the re publican ranks so as to center it on the election of a true progressive of the type of Gov. Wilson. Gov. Wil son's principles are entirely satisfac tory to the members of the league and they believe his election will end the present ' abuses of government under the Taft administration. The league's fight will be concen trated on those republican states In which the Taft machine and the third-term party forces are contend ing. Already in California, where the new movement was launched some weeks ago by Mr. Spreckels, a large number of republicans have been enrolled In the league, and In dications are that this fusion with the democrats will land that state In the Wilson columns In November. In the middle west te hleague or ganization is being perfected by Sen ator Blaine, whose headquarters will be In Chicago. Dr. Wiley Is expect ed to take the stump later, with the object of stirring up the Wilson sen timent among republicans ',in the north and west. It is probable that his tour will be under the auspices of the Wilson national progressive republican league. $80,000,000.00 ' Lost Annually by wags Earners. Dr. Sadler estimates that about $80,000,000.00 In wages Is lost an nually to the American people as a direct result of colds. Lost time means lost wages and doctoring is expensive. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly. . It will stop the cough, and heal and sooth the sore and Inflamed air passages. King-Crowell Drug Co. BASEBALL, GAMES rYESTERDAY. National League. At New York-Pittsburg, rain. At Philadelphia-Chicago, rain (two games today). At Boston 7, Cincinnati 6. At Brooklyn 7, St:emUrk-'-i American Association.' At Milwaukee 8, ; Minneapolis- 8 (10 innings).. . : STANDING OF THE CLUBS.,. . National League. ;,. Clubs: . Won Lost P.C. New York ........ 91 44 .688 Chicago .... ...... 87 54 .617 Pittsburg .... 86 56 .60 Cincinnati .... 72 72 . .500 Philadelphia .. .... 66 , 74 .471 St. Louis , 69 85 .410 Brooklyn 55 87 .387 Boston ... . . . 44 96 .314 American League. Clubs: ' Won Lost P.C, Boston . . ..'. . .. . . . 98 44 .690 Washington .. .... 87 58 .600 Philadelphia 85 59 .590 Chicago .... ...... 70 72 .493 Detroit . . . . . . 68 76 .472 Cleveland .... 6.8 76 .472 New York . 48 93 .340 St. Louis 48 94 ,338 Trouble at Foochow, China. Washington, Sept, 24. The American consul at Foochow, China, reports the situation there as ex tremely critical. It is reported tho government is sending a large force of tro.ops to remove the chief of po lice who is defying the central gov ernment, and threatens to destroy the city if attacked. IT. A. Smith, Bridgeton, Ind had kidney trouble for years, and was so crippled with rhcumatBim he could not dress himself without help. He started using Foley Kidney Pills, and says: "I began to get better' at once, and now all my trouble has left me and I do not feel that I ever had rheumatism. I rest well all night and tho' 59 years old, can now do the work of a man of 35 years. I would like to be the means of others getting benefit from Foley Kidney Pills." Refuse substitutes. King Crowell Drug Co. Motorcycle Race Stopped. New York, Sept. 24,-The twenty-four-hour motorcycle race was stopped for two hours by the referee because of the distress of tho rid ers. At the end of the tenth hour John Cox collapsed and was taken to a hospital. The physicians for bade his re-entering-the race. Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Ga., has used Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for years, and says she al ways recommends It to her friends. "It never fails to cure our counhs and colds and prevents croup. Wo have five children and always give them Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for a cold, and they are all soon well. We would not be without it in our house." King-Crowell Drug Co. Holland, like most European countries! insists upon religious training in the public schools, but her system Is described as "onini denominational." Definite religious instruction is given, but the chil dren are not allowed to be separated according to "confessions." Sec tarian schools exist, but they are essentially private institutions, and make no claim on the state for sup port. - Matinee and Night- Wednesday, Sept. 25th HENRY It. HARRIS Presents ' ' The Traveling Salesman ' A Comedy by James Forties, Author of "The Chorus Lady." The Rest tiaugh of the Senxon!!! PRICES: .Matinee,-' $1.00, 7.-, SO, 155c. 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