The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-20
Gov. Wilson Declares Growth
Of Combinations Under Ad-
ministration of Rooseve t
Was Withouta Parallel
PEOPLE DETERMINED
TO OBTAIN RELIEF
Governor Turns to Football for
Analogy Republican Team
Weak and Third Team
Doesn't Know Signals

Columbus, o. Sept 20.-Beginning |
with a speech from bis car at 72O a.
m. at Toledo, Gov Wilson spent a |
busy day campaigning in Ohio today.
Crowds greeted the candidate every
where and his speeches were received
with marked manifestations Of APP
proyal
Trusts flourished more under Presi-
dent Roosevelt's administration than
under any other in the history Of the
country. This was the way Gov VIII
son replied in a speech at Detroit last
night to assertions Of Col Roosevelt
at Trinidad, Colo, yesterday, taking
exception to the Democratic's nomi-
nee's declaration IN the recent inyes-
tigation By the house, that Mr.. Per
kins suggested the plank in the Pro-
gressive platform proposing a federal
commission to regulate the trusts.
4 understand that the leader Of the
third party" said the governor, has
recently said that he did not suggest
this change just the other day, that
he had suggested it while be was
president. in one Of his messages to
congress. during that same term Of the
presidency In which trusts grew faster
and more numerous than in any other
administration we have had and that
his conclusion was-he does not say
this but this must be the inference
that his conclusion was tL4. thel
trusts had come to stay, that it was
not possible to put them out OF busi-
ness, 1t was net possible to check their
supremacy, that all YOU could do was
to accept them as necessary evils and
appoint an industrial commission
which would tell them how they were
to do their business, aot an inaaSt.4al
commission which should tell you how
other men should be admitted into the
field OF competition, but an industrial
commission which should take care Of
the people Of the United States BY
saying 10 these trusts Now, so easy.
don't hurt anybody We believe thar
when you are reminded OF your moral
duties. you are not malevolent you
are beneficient You are fair, but you
are not cruel
/ The bosses were another object OF
attack by the governor in speech
/ before D crowd that Hlled the armory.
The trouble in this country" said
the nominee, is that the boss Of one
party has his connections with the
other party. SO it is head or tails he
wins,
At Kalamazoo, Mich, crowd of
collegians gave him a cheer. IT was
J here that he made his longest speech
Of the afternoon
j "I have found that the subjects to
] be discussed in this oapaign are SC
6 large that they can hardly be handled
, In speeches from the rear end Of a
train said the governor Moreover
o the rear platform is not the Demo
: cratic platform this time We are al
/ the front and not at The back But
d must say that since ! have got inti
e Michigan have felt a singular stim
0 ulation because everywhere there il
i the same spirit Of hope and conf
denee"
a Il can explain it only this way, tha
q we are genuinely interested In tn
g one subject that lies close to my owl
L heart. namely, setting the government
3l free. There is no doubt about it, tina
d our government in recent years ha
a been seriously entangled with specia
sr interests Of various kinds, and th
men who got it entangled cannot &c
t. It disentangled That is the Who'll
As point Of the matter
IL There Il no time to discuss her
to how We got into it or how we are
Of get out Of Il. The point is that q
a people Of the United States have mad
m UP their minds to get out q It. 'ar
ly there Is only one team ready to I
he the business, and that is the Dem
nd cratic team. I am speaking in 4
MT terms Of a man who has been bred
football college. know the thl