The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-14
AN ISSUE AT LAST.

The Adamson establishing eight day railway
poyees the national presidential campaign
Anything when real issues
The the tariff being dragged from the party closet
by Republican leaders, activity to which the rank and file OF the
party is o lending its unqualified approval.
months and the president
are denounced chaacterstcy Republican presidential
nominee he is denouncng vigorously without outlining any dena
which would have worked had he been the ou
pant of the white house in the place of Wilson
Hughes certainly mpressng the country by what appears
to be his lack ordinary with ordinary
imagination has difficulty pointing other people
telling what he would have done under the ccum
stances Since what he would have done was usually
prense getting with it. AT least he does not
face the danger of having facts the face With Mr.
Hughes committed grievous Mr. Hughes
points they and most indefinite terms
he would have secured had he been president but
would have secured them Obviously he either
does know, is afraid of losing votes by expressing himself OF
simply lacks imagination altogether
Adamson bill After the past few weeks the people
expecting Hughes say solution preventing the rail
way strike was wrong without saying aveed
people disappointed for Mr. Hughes the
sion grandy But here to set alternate program would have
the the other might offend the
general public the third party to the controversy Mr. Hughes APP
piled the same treatment to tins delicate oc a ne applied 10 h
neutrality ISSUE making statements tha the ana ls
advocates of break with Germany Roosevelt The Outlook and
f CHEERS Faherand and The Outlook sf swords points both
gardng the neutrality issue the most vital Of the oS
speeches that he with them In respects Mr.
Hughes must be admitted the peer Of Mr. Wilson, and diplomacy
Technically and as an abstract the AamSTn "
less feel that justified the only means OF ayertng a
ferences
While Colonel Roosevelt that the course which he fo
lowed should followed this
should have been appointed representing al
should be remembered that the coal strike
actually progress months before action taken the
lasting months and extending the country
would of first magnitude and which
averted possible 1t suggested by others tina
policy President Roosevelt followed during the
1907 Cleveland followed during the gold raid
followed by the administration and
gress in the present crisis.
the biggest Wall led
the by the throat The the
lie having allowed labor do the
Gripping the industries of tn
country Morgan behind him made demands the
price averng disaster In both tn
without the books whic
the country of the whirlpool of caamit
yielding In both the executive yielded though witt
appealing President Wilson did The
the other named and the
Wilson behalf Of the
yielded labor while the other presidents without tn
of yielded great capitalists Acad
mcay they all practically temporary expeden
pending and far reaching legislation the
Wall tried under tt
after the Adrc reeand law had bee
amended that bankers working under
Secretary able defy them Had he been secretary
treasury Cleveland Roosevelt he would probably ha
of the faulty banking laws then
When works out proper national measure for Il
regulation of capital and labor the operation
railroads engaged body Of labor eade
can hold up a. administration people