Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-09-25
|lI}I WELC0M.E:
| GIVEN PRESIDENT
-, GIVEN OVATION IN Los
LsoN &c WHERE HE 40
Moses moses MASS MEETING.
Miles Through Streets Of
o. ~ california Metropolis 10
Fgins'" -,,n,,al Demonstration
'" for Executive.

wv for Executive
II. Angeles President Wilson com,
" az" e,s week Of sprech-making on
''f S., If coast saturday night with
.,sr mass meeting here
l .i'u,ed 10 the city by crowd
W. Jensely packed the downtown
s ~ ne president was 'heer'u /
u' '.,usly everywhere he appeared |
i''' 40 day Along the line of |
n' W., narade be- rode In din Of /
' '-. and late at a public dinner
.,eeted his declaration, thai /
treaty should and would he "c-
ped ,,,,,or,,,, for
aIrbt speech he was ch"ered FOR
hen TWO minutes 10y II crowd
mated by the police at six th"us-
mo hall wa, lammed and out
rs,e thousands who could not get
Some had been waiting since early
.,op for the door, 10 open.
A, wilson alluded To an address
4. m President Mckinley ON ih"
,e,ore his assassination. and 49,
.,3 that the martyred PRESIDENT
"A. about concord and arbitration
.md to show he had prophetic
laNl "a
pe,err,ng 10 objections that the
mo would Involve the United States
-.sisnelins alliances MIR. Wilson
.,5 ,he league WAS in fact proposal
d, acknowledgements
-wha, Washington had ia mind was
.o.iy what these gentlemen want to
BAD o, back o." De- said. The day
q sll.ancs is behind us
Article X the president character
tsd as an extension OF the Monroe
ostrine 10 the whole world. lie DE-
sr,d there could be- NO real world
,,iab.iatlon until the universal spirit
fmnst was quicted 10y the establish.
sefi " peace.
Nthou, the United States IN the
sgae. said the president. there could
!. 90 real guarantee uf the peace set.
| dement, Because the American suggrS
iaa. a, the peace table had been zee.
,ppied as entirely DISTINGUISHED. be- d"
dared. most OF the decision, al the
conference wcrc framed. In the end
on American specifications Indus
iillls. economically. aud politically. D.,
iiied the world would be- lin despair
q America now deserted A.
President Wilson came 10 Los An
.ele. Saturday To conclude hts stal
"a The Pacific coast with two-'la,
visit devoted mostly 90 rest. The only
appointments on his program w "a
BIS departure sunday night were &
public dinner and night address a
ihe Shuhers auditorium.
Most ~ Sunday the president AM
w, Wilson spent quietly. leaving
iieir hotel only 10 attend services dur
a. The morning al St Paul's Episco
Nl cathedral. A report that the
would take ma afternoon automohll
'de brought a biz crowd around th
ioiel. but Il waited In vain.
An extract from magazine artlcl
'nilen In 1914 by Theodore Roo~cvcl
vas read by President Wilson in an a,
F'ess al San Diego on September !.
i>an argument in favor of the lcaeu
. nations.
Speaking 10 cheering crowd. whlc
'led The great san Diego stadium. IA
NNdeni also quoted from Senate
D-lgo one OF the most bitter oppor
mis- OF The treaty In its present form
ana declared that. In trimming m
Fasue covenant. the Versailles confc
"'e had followed tho advice of thcs
'nu other Republican statesmen.
speaking from n glass-lnclosed pla
'o'n the presidents words were On
"eu out TO the distant rim Of the stnd
|n by means Of an electrical dcvic
vuy part OF those present could hcs
n''n' however and before he finish,
''''e were many empty seats.
PRESIDENT Wilson reached san Frni
'N'o from Portland on wedncsdg
""'i'ng Two addresses were on II
~'Sn'nls program for the first dn
" hs stay In san francisco. Il
.,"Ne iirst al woman's lunchc,
SVEN by various womun's organic
.'I'' OF california and was applnud'
sun and again when he declared
vas IN the interest Of the women
cepted.
when the presidential spcci
1pI'u Tor few minutes at Occa
n "' VAL an h.o man told Dir. Wils'
. '"' ne was for the league of nation
WV aided Il am Republican. hut
, '''u Tor you last time and | viii vo
'0r You again"
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