Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-03-17
ONE YEAR OF
WILSON RUIZ;
Persistent and Aggressive,
Democratic President
Makes Good
SINCERITY IS RECOGNIZED
Reviewing Year Of Admins
tration, One is Astonished
AT Accomplishments


President Wilson is having consid-
cradle annoyance in keeping Mexico
from developing into a more serious
matter However, great deal is be-
ing sent out by various sensational
Press Bureaus and by what is called
THE Yellow Journals" to the effect
that an invasion Of Mexico by the
United States army is only a ques-
ton OF a very short while. The fact
of it is. that President Wilson is
handling the Mexico Situation with
firm hand. and practically every
European Power of any Importance
has approved President Wilson's hu-
name policy. The execution of Ben
ton, the British Subject has called
forth more discussion than any other
last six months. Whether or not the
Insurgent General was warranted in
executing Benton has not yet been
determined but it is believed that the
investigation now being made will
clear this matter up in very short
while. If Benton's conduct deserved
death that will end the matter and
il it is ascertained that Villa was un-
warranted in this execution then the
United States will compel him to
pay satisfactory indemnity for tax
ing this mans life.
Great Britain Shows Friendship.
The recent Developments in Mex
leo have been sufficient to convince
the civilized world that we hold the
unwavering friendship of Great Bri-
tian and that she will do nothing to
embarrass President Wilson in his
Mexican Policy. Secretary OF State
Bryan has assured Great Britain that
the death Of Benton will be treated
by this country as If he were citi-
zen of the United States and Great
Britain can ask no more than this.
Votes For Women.
lively Importance with number OF
Western Congressman. The woman
politicians marched into the Commit
tee Room of the Judiciary Committee
of the House and threatened the
Democratic Party with the loss of all
the female voters. in those states
where they now have a vote, unless
Congress shall grant them a nation
wide vote. The members of the Judi
these women politicians opened fire
on the Committee that it was the
livliest experience that they ever
went through. However, Congress is
not going to grant any such request
because women's suffrage is not III
the Democratic Platform and further
more our good female Democratic
friends in the Western States are too
staunch in their loyalty to the Demo
cratic Party to do such thing as
the carrying out of that threat. and
Congress has practically decided that
the women can make their fight in
each state and win or lose as the
people see fit for no Democratic Con
gress has a right to make such a
sweeping change in the voters of the
country until such a plank is written
into the Democratic platform, and
thereby submitted to the people for
decision.
One Year of Democratic Rule.
President Wilson has now served
one full year in the White House.
and no President has ever entered
that White House who has been so
persistent and aggressive as he, in
fulfilling the promises made to the
American People by the Democratic
Convention which nominated him in
July Of 1912. Furthermore, there is
no parallel in the worlds history
where ruler OF great nation has
made such a profound impression on
the civilization of the world in so
short time as one year, as Presi-
dent Wilson has. He has probably
made a few trifling mistakes as no
man is perfect. but he has not made
any serious mistakes and the entire
country gives him credit for abso-
lutte sincereity, honesty patriotism
and mastery craftsmanship. The
most glorious of all. however. is the
fact that no corrupt or questionable
deal has been put through Congress
during his administration, and you
can gamble on it that il any such
deal should get through Congress it
would promptly receive the veto OF
that great incorruptible statesman
who presides at the White House.