The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-06
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Mems Sons at Princeton
use "Prexy" Of Social
4 Tendencies When He
Snlashes Snobbcry.

. .ooDRoW WILSON has been
yhooling himself, perhaps uu-
consciously, but carefully and
studiousIy for forty years for
r1fed office he viii assume on
4. next. There has never been
4 student Of American political
aimee Hamilton and Madison.
d nothing about congress or the
house that will take him greatly
rrise
he age Of % ne had written Il
/ thesis that showed him 10 be
4 that timo one Of tho keencst
. Of our national legislature we
II And in later years lie turned
1Yp SCRUTINY upon the White
tnd wrote the most Informing
|1minating treaties on the powers
uitations of tho president that
<er been published.
\ from these special inycstiCa.
ID whole lifc has been a long
|1austiye study OF the American
q their social and political re.
-, indeed, were those Of his
D before him. His grandfather,
Wilson, was born in ireland. He
I'd 10 America about n century
4 settled in Philadelphia. That
,s the capital Of the United
>t that time, One Of the lead
||ladelphia newspapers Of that
9as the "Aurora, - Thomas JEFF.
4 personal organ. James VIII
'ng q printer, obtained employ
p the "Aurora." Also being a
fking, thrifty man, he acquired
~ OF the paper and became init
acquainted with jefferson.
EapdlY growing west began to
4 spell over James Wilson and
|7eiy, in 1920, or thercabouts,
"a TO Stmbcnvillc, Ohio, where
'1ed the Western Herald.n He
EAms a power in the Democratic
Ohio and was known through.
state IS "JudgeD Wilson. II
rs amid these Surroundings Of
'aa vigorous pioneer life, that
h wilson, tho father Of the
eject, was born and grew to
q. Wilson began his career as
Y, 1irst in an academy, then
'son college, then in Hampdcp.
s0aege' His natural taste. how.
lor the ministry and after
PREPARATION stepped into the
van pulpit. About this time
'eo Janet Woodrow, daughter
lesbyterian minister at Chilli.
'mo. She has been described
4siAaoiy pretty and charming
Sae was born in Carlisle, Eng
Y ner father came TO Amcrica
was but a few years old.
"a Virginia.
0s Wilson was born in stauu.
ma In 1906. 1t was during
week and the cheer of that
aaS never left him. lie win
agnth occupant of tho White
~ inc Old Dominion state.
years after Woodrow vii.
MS father accepted a call
rVialc OF the PRESBYTERIAN
augusta, Georgia, This was
nio one of the most influential
'0ns IN the south ana The 81.
remained as its pastor
.oo ciyll war. lie was roe
ou,b VNe OF tho leading divincs
was only Gvo ycars old
rn a' prokc cut and rs Au-
thav' nv' tue scene of any actual
pVy knew little about wba,
on. He WIS also shielded
ns 'sp.,hy passions and violent
3eaa"afpcd by section hate
=, wilson did not force the
nus son He took him on
cs1 pJl inc city, visiting facto
J1Pn'alning TO him how cloth
&t 1 ~ also read to him. hy th,
a"c boy himself did moi
&hen enul long after the av
7 ||bIs children arc supposed +,
~ Is rather rcmarEablc wbef
Of The omniyrroms anret;t,
INC pregidcut.clcct bns al
But when he did lean r.
moro than made nm for Iost -
N, a. the present time "n,
.ar cn,.V uplV read men in this o.
arn'9lnn Of 1870. the Wilson,
!, ,.Vulglnhia, s. G.. and thro.
Woodrow. who was tbs,
r,lls lcls scholastic career at In
While this in,tiintio,
= obscure y, comparcd viii
a ollegcs Of The north. The sl
dclibcratcly selected nayij ID
<erl. ril.'arting point for hia son
I ers' because Of tho s1 snp@rio %yi
ou,;,,ts =, us faculty. Davidson !
l'snlDg aud is now wei
pu, at the time Woodrol
''eToed r, there it was rnthc
lSs ~. bows took carS Of ib;c nc
, nlied their own lamps, ca