Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-29


a#la lellilho prime cause If ih'
NftfINfnta WIAsh-N was the song
Nnmu, Damn, Damn the lnsnYrec.
ioH which AZ pNffdoso ~ publicity
has converted Into d claesle.
Mpilnda pcfklns. 4 character In al
pld-timo STORY hook. was told hs her
ualsY That her proposed severance oi
her rt.atItnA with the soUlnk acciefl
waH mbsi inoppNrtune Melinda
showed signs 90 mingled grief and
aoffoN ard declared
tIc ltciina - tender ana easily
hnfled"
Melinda pxniaintd thai the feelings
~ her utsi fcfluw would also be
thuritd" ns her fathers mssunder-
stood uiitrAnct. Vow The question
orieca Whose feeling W1re hurt
td ~ certain features of the Cara
lIu alunfr Nhn ls iht AlHhuaa Of
that Wcll.adYcfliAed functlpn3 is -
Iro,ilf tho president ~ che legal
euaftIlnn Of the FIiIrInea ~ IS d tne
/ Honofa5ie Secretary ~ state. the cre-
atof pf the monJefiuI ship Qf peace
ihe Pl1fie7
Ara.n ~ q whispered that aDmo-
hoat's ~feeiins uas hurried" by That
bloomine Cnrahao song, ~ Wilson
We've Here Tonight
II ncfms 10 81 = case % ''you pays
yaur money and takes youf choice.
as 10 whom the Shoe plnChed
Kickcd ~ Eiumpue.
AZ ANY rate. thu anair has created
great rnmpua which many news
Eapers have characterized a. q tenn
pest IN 4 teapot fn The first anal
ysis there were printed ~ every Sec
tion ~ the Union news stories with
rscareheads and double leads 20 the
cntri that preaidcnt Wilson was AZ
fronted by she doinet pf high array
and navy ofleerF IA The Cardiac hnn-
auet. and that said officers were 10
bt disciplined, coUrt-matiaied or
hornawoFdled. Then came tho fol-
loN-nn stories under such captions az
.'Tnvestlrntion ordered severe PEN
altioe Prescribed" 'Wiil BE Taueht
a Lesson" and toe Ike.
In the second analysts came tho
ndmonitlons from cool-headed editors
fhat the crisis IN the Carahao matter
ned been passed end a was being re-
qarded In the iighter VEIN The editor
of that conservative newspaper OF
long atandsng. the Buifalo Express,
went 80 far a. 10 write a leading ed
iiorlai under the heading Pass IL as
a Joke"
Il, remained, however, for little
weekly paper In one 81 the southern
states, with a circulation, perhaps 81
200 or less copies, 10 state that "our
good president took umbrage because
our fellow-citlzena In the Philippines
we're numerically caricatured az the
Carabao society dinner. The president
feels kindly 20 the Flipinos and de-
slrcs thas they shall have independ-
encc."
II ~ fact that the caricatures 81
the little brown brothers tina APP
peared In the highly embeazlea AT.
orafure ~ the Carabao dinner were
not complimentary 20 the natives ~
the far-awny isles % the Pacific.
supposed Filipino with an American
flag n his hand for instance, ap-
peared IN a drawing AS cross De
tween the wild man % bornco and
blne-nosed baboon But that is the
preroqatIve or the 20th century CAR
toonist. ard ia this connection atten-
tion ~ called to the front page pie
lures OF tho press of today depicting
IA ridiculous poses great Americana
even those nearly as great as our
good president
In the last Analysis.
II has long been the custom or
toadies, especially those who are
drawing salaries from the public tin
10 see efrontery 20 the administra-
ton IN almost everything, from a
passing breeze 10 a Carabao banquet
And u Is the delight Of these toadles
"a rush into the breach and pose as
heroic defenders OF the honor Of the
men higher Up.
But the last word from the White
fIouse-nnd department Of state--or
In the last analysis. is that there has
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