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WASHINGTON. ID. C-TAe ssasa-
pssters are still supreme - The ne-
psblican party. Pssross haD -
renoasinAsed fo< UHitsd ssaso $50
ases in Peaaayissaia sad DDaAsr.
the pet of standard eil. = sstsavs-
ing . political re~urrecslOa - 0Ats
GslliREer waats 10 come bnck SsOua
New Hampshire. CzAr CanAGn aad
his faithful henchmsu have annoNac-
ed their eaadiaacies in illsasia. asd
Reos--the defender for Tweed end
the attorney for Tea Plstt-has in
dioated his willingness ~ eoasinae
as senator IRON the EHpire skaAs.
The younger and more Iibessl eie-
meRt in the organization 10 discour-
aged They had hoped foe . chAAse
They Thought. with the eltminaatoa
u the ''Oia Guard" there UGssd be
return ~ popular eoRfiaeace but
they can see no chance for yictory
with PeRro~s. Roo and Cs.aea as
their ssaRdard-besrers
To make had oAttsrs WssUs, I'D
~ has emerged from the Jungle
They hoped he would come easOstae
hay Of peace but Instead ~ sottsed
warwhe0p when he reachs1 the tide
water saa his atteraAess Aoso -
come more truculeRt esch Hay. HE
hes slrsaAy eutlissd Q ssssoueus
campaign In all the aeubtful stotes
and he hes made II pretty cisas tAst
he will neither ash for Hss Gvant
quarter.
II is suggested that he hes his
eyes On 1916 and that he believes
he must pulverize the sacteat Ne
publican machine before he Co hspe
to bring the Progressive forces with
in striking distance Of success. As
a pulverizer. Mr.. Roosevelt has few
equals and no superiOFs.
The Peansylvania situatioa has
already attracted his attenti0a. His
bosom friend. Clifford Ptnchot, is
the progressive candidate FOR sena-
tor against Boss Pearese while tn e
brilliant Mitchell Palmer. the con
querer Of Boss Cuffey. 10 the eAsice
Of democracy. Teddy's batteries
will q course, be eoacentreAel on
PenFese and he will be broken heart
- II Palmer energes frea the nee
lee with q certificate Of electiea.
The campaign Of the three Ps-I
Palmer, PenrOse, Pinchot." It apt to
become historic in the old Keystone
state and the result may give us q
presidential possibility-but that is
anticipating,
TEDDY IN COLORADO
Incidentally Colorado may have
an opportunity to hear the Colonel
before the votes are counted Ne
has few scores to adjust in our
state. II will be remembered that
several of our distinguish citizens
were conspicuous figure Ne Taft
side in the Chicago At
least two of them % 'p-
ulating the stea
lessly crushed as a
hopes. The colonel r. ac-
tivities and it is said thu. pecul-
lar light came into hie eyes when
he learned that those same gentle
men and certain of their friepds
were eoquetting with the Progress
sives. Competent observers insist
that this is the same peculiar lieht
that is seen in the co'onel's eyes
when he is about to shoot a bull ele-
plant or bite off the heads of ten
penny nails. IL forebodes trouble
for those who have aroused the
Rooseveltian ire, and | mention il
here so that the gentlemen who
have been planning a raid on the
Progressive hen roost in Colorado
may be warned.
SAFETY AT SEA
IL you were out in the middle of
the Atlantic on sinking ship would
not you like to know that there we're
enough life boats for every one
aboard? That seems a silly ques-
tion but | prepound it because the
shipping interests are endeavoring
to persuade a committee of the house
that ocean going liners should not
be compelled to provide life boats
for all And the amazing thing IN
that some members are actually
listening to them.
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