The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

TIE Bull Moose spellbinders want to
know what's the matter with the Demo-
cratic dingdongers The noisemakers
OF the Progressive party have been try
ing to get up an argument with the
tariff argufers for the past ten days.
The Dun Moose challenged to debate
the best men the Democrats could pro-
duce The Bull Moose named Bourke
A Cochran and Dean kirchway of Column
II bia College Back came the response
xfromthe Fifth Avenue Bull ling. the
Democratic headquarters. that wire
~ been sent to President Elliot OF
IfGNsard to enter the lists with Dean
Kirchway. Il. b. Cochems, Director OF
the Bull Moose Speakers Bureau. tele-
phoned again this morning for Demo-
cratic heavyweight after lightweight
had been mentioned, and Vice-Chalrman
McAdoo OF the Democratic National
Committee is now wrestling with the
perplexlns problem.
John NJ. Harlan. the Taft Truth Teller.
arrived this morning from Chicago. J.
Adam Bedc, the other Truth Teller. got
here ahead of them and they are looking
for new trail. They are figuring upon
taking UP the trail OF Gov Johnson.
who Is lag up the dates OF the
wounded Colonel. Both are in good
trim, thcy say. Mr.. Bede has a lot of
and I. he doesn't get them out of his
system he's afraid they'll spoil.
Truth Teller Bede has modified his
vocation. lie is also a soothsayer
Now mark this prophecy" he said this
morning 'If Wilson should be elected
tho Democratic party Is going to be
worse off than It ever was. lie knows
nothing of harmony or compromise.
Gov. Wilson came into politics through
the skylight. He didn't work up from
tho cellar. II he gets in he win fall
out with Bryan the first thing. and one
by one. with the rest OF tho leaders.
The leaders he now has with him will
he bosses then. At the end of his term
the party Will be smashed into smith
- Greens. Four years hence they will call
teack Taft as they did Cleveland in 1892. "
When Mr.. Bede was in Congress he was
hu:nor!s. OF tho House.
q, Gov. Hiram Johnson Is going TO travel
some during this week and part of next.
His sixty days leave OF absence from
California had been fixed so It could
he extended without jeopard.zlng his
position before he left. A wire from
the Attorney-General of the state was
received by him at Chicago assuring
him that there was no danger in over.
staying the sixty DAYS The Governor
will work through New Jersey. Della
ware. Pennsylvania and Maine and re-
turn TO New York next Wednesday, on
which night he will speak at the Big
Bull Moose meeting in Madison Square
Garden and at which the Biggest Bull
Moose Is sure to be present.
There will be no Bull Moose Tag Day
IN New York on Roosevelt Day nex'
Saturday. Mayor Gaynor has last tag
The Mcosettes say polite thingTo the
Mayor but among themselves they "a,
he's mean old thing and other old
things Mrs. Amos Pinchot visited tho
City Hall yesterday. She had an audi
cnce with Els Honor and says that HI
was very polite but not polite enough
to overlook certain LOCALITIES which hav'
TO be observed. Just the same. Foun
ders' Day viii be celebrated in othe
cities besides New York.
Last week, by way OF throwing
little humor into the campaign, tn
literary department of the Democratic
National Committee sent out lttl'
gem which listed all the Macs" in thu
Democratic camp. This was somethin,
new, something novel. There was Chair
man McCombs, Vice-Cha.rman McAdoo
McGrcw. McCue. McG!liicuddy O'Gor-
no, not the Senator McDaniels. Mcclure
Mcvick. McManus, McMurphy. McMor
3genfhau-+they were all mentioned. Nor
sman Mack. Chairman OF the Nat'ona
Committee UP to the Baltimore Conven
ton, saw the story and when he wa
headquarters the other day comment
pon II.
RN's all right, ISN'T III" querie
<Wnyvernor" McPence. Not a Mac over