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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-12
BRYAN, WILSON AND PREPAREDNESS.

Those who hope to profit thereby are taking
every opportunity, of course, to stimulate what
to them appears to be the beginning of q schism
in the Democratic party, seen first in the differ
ence Of opinion which arose over the German notes
between President Wilson and his then secretary
Of state, William Jennings Bryan, resulting in the
latter's sudden resignation at critical moment,
ana seen today in the difference Of opinion be-
tween these two Democrats, one the titular head
Of his party, the other an influential leader, over
the necessity Of greater national defense pro-
gram. Those who hope to profit thereby, we say,
are doing everything they can to promote this rift
that they see in the Democratic party, for the
political object alone, of course, of disturbing
President Wilson's personal popularity to such an
extent that he can be defeated in the 1916 cam
paign.
They are building naturally, on the assumption
that Bryan will wage his present fight against the
presidents defense program with the same vir
ity, the same dsdain of results as far as his party
is concerned, the same insistence upon his personal
views as he has in previous campaigns to such an
extent that he will create division in the Demo-
cratic ranks that will cost Wilson votes. But
Bryan, while honestly and frankly differing with
the president on this particular policy still pro-
fesses the same personal and political friendship
he always did for the man he made president, and
the assumption that he will carry his fight further
than the halls Of congress and into the next polit-
ical campaign to the point that he would with
draw his support from Wilson for reelection, as
is the hope of those who division in the Dem
ocratic ranks, is an assumption wholly unwar-
ranted by the facts so far given u.s.
We do not mean to minimize BRYAN s influence;
we do mean to say that we look for Wilson to win
the support of congress to his defense program as
we believe he has won the preponderance of the
sentiment of the country, and, this decided, we
think the contest will end. 1t is fight Of prin-
ciple, in other words, not of politics, it has
started and it centers upon question upon which
there is some difference of opinion among the
people of the United States, among the members
of the Republican party well as the Democratic,
and so the political effect of this difference of
opinion if there is to be any political effect will
not be felt by any party or set of candidates.
Accused of disloyaty to the president, Bryan
has quickly replied with denial; accused of being
a traitor to his party, Bryan has Immediately
sought to decry any such motive. In other words,
he has personally promptly removed whatever
political significance others sought to attach to his
break with the president this policy; he has
told them directly and fatty that there is no poll
tics in it as far he is concerned He has met the
charge squarely and quickly right at the outset
and rebutted it.
course, that there will be division in the Demo-
cratic ranks that will have it's effect in the coming
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-12
THE EASTERN ELECTIONS.

Political prognosticators, particularly those of
the Republican faith, are exerting themselves to-
ward extracting some satisfaction out Of the
recent elections in the East, the outstanding feat
ures Of which, besides the defeat of prohibition
and woman's suffrage, were the election Of Re-
publican governor in Massachusetts by very
small majority over Democrat; the election of a
Democrat in Maryland to succeed Republican,
and the election of Democrat in Kentucky to
succeed Democrat The Massachusetts election,
peculiarly, has been the one most generally
ferred to by the Republican bench-warmers all
sorts of conclusions from the return of the Bull
Moose to the Republican fold to declarations that
it foretold victory for the Republican party in
the next national campaign, being forthcoming
Peculiarly, we say, because if these prognostica-
tors had been of the Democratic faith the same
conclusions could have been rightfully drawn from
the Maryland election, for Maryland is no more
normally Democratic, in fact not as much as Mas
saohusetts is normally Republican AS a matter
of fact neither, to our mind has any bearing what
ever on the coming national campaign, because, as
Governor Lister puts it in an interview published
elsewhere in this issue, state issues were involved
elections
Think you for moment, if the Democratic
party is so unpopular our Republican friends
would have us believe, rock-ribbed, standpat Mas
sachusetts would not have elected Republican
governor by larger majority than six thousand
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-12

AS one of the first features in their campaign
for promoting the popularity Of the Olympia oys-
ter, the Olympia Oyster Growers association will
have an attractive booth at big convention Of
homekeepers in Seattle this month, where not only
the methods of producing oysters will be depicted
but their many uses edibes will be demon
strated. Constructive work of this nature is what
counts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

uuo nun er3dbIte Der Sunge, bnb
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
: o-110- l11rTIr IT1 1'0-I1

some exceptionally me plesai
 n addition io q large
 Deauhmliy finished mai yiew8 Mf. of photosraphs ol che ehiida slaeier and the Miles glacier The i'rst ness o.ipe ls ten fec, long, Apa lhe picture which viii be printed from 1N.li ps the feature Of lhe exhibit th tne picture of the Milo sIac.er eight iee, in length running ito close seee9a expect to be in San tlaacisco l9f about two months gaid be shortly at' meda eit will take aix @eola, any say, to get an these pictures ln shape and on the wells - lseattle Poa1in, telligeuceH}
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
AthIesea WeIeomo auraIar.

TITTT-I-0 ''1I1s7T70 -'0T 1''
 What ! needed was couple oi Krupps for interference" Joe Murphy i50pound Chicago burglar told the Windy city police after he had ct. temped to burglarize room occupied by Babe Meigs. former University of Chicago and All.Western lineman; Jim Meigs former heavyweight wrest- ling champion of the University of Chicago and Charles starbuck, for. mer captain of lho Cornell football eleven, who Is spending Che holidays with Che Meigs brothers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
To Play indoor saaebalI.

The c. w Young Tigers win play a picked tenn a match game of indoor baseball at the local rink next Monday night it was announced today The Tigers will present their strongest lineup. and the darkhorses are also said to be formidable
 Meanwhile tho negotiations for a gme between tho Tigers and the Ped. dlers are pending. Among the stars Of the Peddlers are Adsit, Cosgroye, Hart Ferguson Van Mavern, Meherin Ningar and Scott,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
sraad Iumn chamaIon RaaaI.

Broad Jump Champion Ready.
 Ai. Gutterson, the biz Vermont ath. leto who astonished the world by jumping 2t feet I1 l-2 inches in the running broad jump at the Stockholm Olympic games in 1912, has decided that he Is far from being passe, and gives out the information that be wlii compete again next spring in the Pan- American games at the San Francisco exposition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

Field Merhai Won Hiudenborg of Germany says Even tho occupation oi Warsaw and of the Vistula Inc would by no means signify tho end of the campaign. Russians, with their immense territorieg, can fall back in- definitely Defeated at Warsaw, they can fall back on Kiey from Kiey on MOSCOW and eventually even on Niadi- yoetok Of course we cannot follow them thot far"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
John l.. ls Hopeful.

John L. Sullivan i5 56 years old. but he says he expects to live Go 100. He says There's no reason yhy a man shouldn't live century < there is mo- thing organically wrong with him. Ale though ] have lived only 56 years, have seen as much as 8 man ordinar- ily would see In 156 years. ] have gone through it all and kept my health. Ten years ago cut out drinking and have not touched drop of anything alcoholic since. But am not 9 pro hibigonist because ] think prohibi. ton is wrong in principle. It doesn't so anywhere, because it cannot be enforced. and it makes iawbreakers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
Mccarthy Comes Back.

Tommy Mccarthy who was unfor- tunatg enough to run his chin against one Of Gunboat Smiths walops egi- dently wasn't broken in spirit. for he toppIed Sailor Fritz in Brooklyn New Years day in short order Fritz is 9 hard citizen to beat but Montana Tommy measured him and he was on the high road to success again, de- spite the suggestion that he could nov eg live down the dreadful humping at the hands Of the ex-man-o-wars- man.