West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-20
FAIRBANKS APPROVED
PRESIDENTS POLICY


IL more American AmcrtcanS--Indian
apolis News.
Whom the gods would destroy they
first mako mad. Carranza. -Philadel-
phia Record.
If there were any statesmen In Mex
leo they would easily avert war.
Philadelphia Record.
Carranza may find that he is the
stick. not the head. of tho Mexican
sly-rocket.-Now York Sun.
President Wilson doesn't need TO tell
us he's an American.--Rochest IN.
fO Union and Advertiser.
Our idea of nothing to discuss I'm
this presidential campaign is George
Sylvester Viereck.--Baltimore Sun.
If Wilson can run IA we'll as he
can walk, Hughes might as we'll rent
n law ficc.-Jacksonville Qli) Cour-
ier
You can't satisfy the Republicans;
they complain when tho Democratic
party acts rs much as when Il defers
actlon.-Phlladclphia RECORD.
Mr.. Hughes can't win riding an elc-
phant which Is afraid to gallop for
fear of stepping on somebody's toes.--
Charleston News and Courier.
There is no pussy-footing. no side
stepping. no straddling. no smoothing
over process about Wilson Americas.
ism.-Hudson IN. J) Dispatch.
AS we understand it. the only fault
the Republicans find with President
Wilson is that he has not gono to war
with anybody.-ParIs (Mo) Appeal.
Prosperity has assumed such pro.
portions that even the uncertainties of
n national political campaign cannot
check Wheeling CIV. Va.) Regis
ter.
To add to their troubles the news
papers OF Germany now have on their
hands United States presidential
campaign. Philadelphia North Amer
lean.
Among those who are for "undilut-
cd" Amcrlcanism Is the Chancellor OF
tho German empire. He disllkes ma
tivism" ACKNOWLEDGMENT Courier
Journal.
How surprisingly anxious tho Re-
publicans are TO have the Progressives
come back into full fellowship--after
the conventionl onl--Jamestown (Kan.)
Optimist
whether we will or not" says
President Wilson, 1--WE are mt tho be-
ginning OF new age for the world"
These words are worth filing away for
roference.-Chicago News.
Martin III. Glynn is not so slow when
1t comes TO painting the daisies OF ora
tory Either he is some silver-ton-
gied one, or the facts he had to rep
resent are the most eloquent facts
that have been presented I'm some
time-probably both.--Paducah (Ky.)
News Democrat.
1--WE favor an effective system OF
rural credits" says the Chicago plat
form. But tho Republican party did
not enact any such law while I'm pow
err, and It never saw the need OF it
until after the Democrats had begun
work on n rural credits bill.-Sanborn-
Vile (N. CD Pioneer.
Wilson can carry California. No
one can estimate the growing strength
OF Wilson In the Golden state. His
statosmanship has kept this country
out OF war, and without the sacrifice
of national honor. No Democrat
should take it for granted that Cali
fornia will go Republican in Novem-
ber. National JeffersonIan, Los An
geles, Cal.
The month of May, 1916, produced
a greater volume OF wage increases
than any preceding IL months OF the
American history. Against this wall
Of prosperity political spellbinders
Will make little progress I'm trying
10 stampede American working men
into voting TO change 10 Republican
conditions,-Denver (Col) Labor Bull
letln.
You will vote for preparedness, then
vote for Wilson. You will vote for
Just treatment OF every interest af-
fected by Mexico, then vote for Will
son. You will vote for "America
First" then vote for Wilson. You
will vote for strict neutrality, then
vote for Wilson. You will vote for the
Flag" then vote for wilson.--Pied-
mont CW. Va) Herald.
Thirty-three per cent is to be added
10 the capacity OF the Portland Wool
en- mills and six looms are TO be put
In at the Pendleton woolen mills.
Every few days there is announce
ment Of enlarged plants or new ones
launched, all in spite OF the fact that
there are those who run up and down
Oregon shrieklng about freak laws"
Portland (Ore) Journal.
The nomination OF Judge Hughes
for President gives the Republicans a
candidate OF great ability and high
character. lie has done some great
things in law and politics. But he
vetoed q two-cent fare law and op-
posed the enactment Of a federal In
come tax law; and moreover he seems
to be afraid TO speak out in good
plain words on the great question Of
foregn influence IN the affairs OF thfs
Mineral Point Cwis) Demo-
crat.
known IN Mox,co o,d ovorv,shor. a.,