The sun., 1916-10-24
Tells New Mexicans Secretary
Of War Insults Builders
Of Nation.
HOT SHOT FOR HECKLERS
Rough Riders Induce Colonel
to Make Extra Stop at
Albuquerque.

"Foulest Islander on the men who made
Us a n%ation,'' Is one OF the phrases used
BY Col. Roosevelt to-day at Albu-
Querque. y. NJ. in characterizing Secre-
tary OF War Bakers recent comparison
Of Washington's army with the bandits
Of villa and Carranxa. He said that Mr..
Baker. In advising persons who couldn't
understand the Presidents Mexican
policy. adds an element OF nauseous n.y.
Z pocrisy to as preposterous and idicu
Gus a Islander as ever was circulated
about men OF the revolution"
The Colonel. under q blasting sun.
talked to 1000 New Mexicans, tourists
and health seekers who stood on a lawn
beside the Alvarado Hotel. He was ap-
plauded much and interrupted only twice.
Both Interruptions came from "A railroad
fireman shouting. "Hurrah for Wilson"
The first time the Colonel went right on.
When the fireman raised his voice again
the Colonel replied. Yes, hurrah for Will
son! And I ask you to hurrah for the
murdered babies Of the Lusitania."
That the boy, swat him, Teddy ~
yelled a native whose sombrero served
as a parasol for several women.
"Hurrah for Wilson, villa and Car
rama and the murdered Americans In
Mexico Col. Roosevelt resumed.
'whe-e-e; eat 'em w. Teddy from
the sombrero.
The Wilson shouter was swamped bv
laughter and cries Of Keep It up.
Teddy -
Silences the Heck1er.
How do you like IL. wilson man.
piped the Colonel. III you want TO
hurrah. III give you something to hur-
--A 49,. De- 49, anA.,h An0AA on
without further
The stop at Albuquerque was not
originally scheduled as one OF the main
events OF the trip. but ten Rough Riders
were on hand. and wherever there are
Rough Riders there Is action. After
Senator Fail and other Republican lead
ers greeted the Colonel there was an
automobile parade, headed ty mounted
cowboys. only one OF whom. /. Is regret
fully stated. wore a red shirt. In front
Of the Colonel's car cavorted two OF the
slickest horses in New Mexico. appro-
priated by Miss Thelma Dorothea LOU
don and Miss Naomie Ruth Loudon.
daughters Of a rancher Dorothea cut
her classes at the University Of New
Mexico to help greet the Colonel.
On the speakers stand Senator Fall
introduced the Colonel az a peaceful but
resoluts man who had kept the peace
A. President and had helped to end the
war between Russia and Japan. Colonel
Roosevelt's first big cheer was started
when he said. In telling how he would
have acted toward Mexico II he were
President.
~ would have sent Pershing In with
GU hobbies" he said. 81 would say. All
bandits look alike 70 me- II President
Wilson had acted as he ought 20 have
acted there would be real peace In
mexico
"hen men occupy an improper anu
unpa'riotic position ana SEEK 10 Jus.lty
themselves py precenents from the past
II Is almost impossible for them to
AVOID mlsrepresen'ins the facts they DE-
sire to quote In their favor.
president Wilson'S positions and ac-
the STANDPOINT OF those VINO JUSTIFY the
positions and actions Of President Blu
chanan. Blu II is utterly impossible to
defend the conduct OF President Wilson
save by inferentially condemning the
conduct Of such Presidents as WASH
ington. Jackson and Lincoln.
III President Wilson'S behavior tow
ard Germany and especially toward
Mexico. ~ his attitudes in boih our in.
ternational and Internal Affairs are
nron.r ,ha, W.. .h,r1,or yacL.on ard
y,nro,r an,as ,mnrnnariv ~ mnho,ains
-. .nnS"e
."u o",,"s Nv o.'. :"
~ $40 uu.
Leau,".s. u ao..'. We VI.
~ thelr attituae toward tne army ano
navy was r'sh' tneh '"e a''''uoe ot MT
wilson IN appointing ana ma,h'a,n'hk
Mr. Dahieis as secretary OF the navy
ana Mr, BAKER as secretary OF wal IN
wholly 'ndefensio'e'
"Mr. Baker ~ an amiaoie pac'nst'
who. ! do not doubt. could render re-
spectahle service along other lines. but
he 10 exQuisite!y unht for his present
position
N Baker mas oeen engaged re-
fence Of Mr.. Wilson. His effort is to
uetenu wv. "Lsu"s a'.'u"e .o"al"
Nara"sa ~ :. ~, 80. w,
aa'y =; $500 ia nn ~
ms 49, III" v no 49, ~
sa"e vvu
no.r - ra,-h,,orr,ara ~
..u. c.r,a,rIy undsrs,and. ro,h,,S
a.nu .na 4, 90 -, 49,
nar.n, ,ha, he re1ards Mi r,ars as
s,.nd,rv on the same level 81 inf,my
.nd all .o,di.rs as equally disreputable
80 81 800, aNn'o,,s a az
S,"mnn r,.or 30 w."hir~,on
"a h,s ,@oiiowsrs and so,disrs in tbs
ps,o,ut,on.ry war with cram. and
the other bandits who are resnonsIble
for the present witches Sabbath In
AIexico'
Cd. Roosevelt denied that he ever sal
me Tinted states ought to have gone "a
var over Belgium.
.yVh.t 7 said was that We should haye
,,..a 49, 20 our obuv,,iops apd nade