Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-04-24
presidential ballot-Pottsville (Pa) Repub-

Gcan.
II sugar consumption broke all records
when buyers could get only one and two
pounds at a time, where will we get sugar
II ever people are able to buy what they
need ?-Pittsburg Dispatch.
In the contest between Mr.. BRYAN and
President Wilson for control of the minority
IN congress over the peace treaty. Mr.. BRYAN
appears to have the best of it.-Peoria OILY
Evening Star
II Germany wants real, name-blown-in-
the-bottle President either write or consult
our small ad. columns. Know of bargain
on the market directly.-New York Evening
Telegram
He never takes the advice of anybody"
means contemporary referring to Mr. Will
son. Which is unfair. He always consults
himself, and never fails to take his own adj
vice-NIilwaukee Sentinel.
1t strikes us that President Wilson would
not carry a single country in Europe if he
were candidate for anything.-Los Ange-
les Times Or in this country, either, for
the matter of that.-Salem (Ore) Statesman
committee of the United States Senate
is now giving it's attention to an alleged
abuse press agent paid out Of the public
treasury and maintained for the purpose of
exploiting the President and his administra-
tion.-Scranton (Pa.) Republican,
Partisanship is nothing in the world
than united loyalty to certain well-defned
principles.
When it comes to acting without precedent
the present occupant of the White House
holds the blue ribbon
The Democrats in the House maintain that
Congress cannot pass resolution stating
the existence of fact which everybody
knows exists.
Has the Democratic party been ''vamped"
by President Wilson, or has the Democratic
party applied for divorce from President
Wilson,
Is it not singular that the Democrats can
smash the Constitution to promote interna-
tional interests and invoke the Constitution
to promote party interests?
The Los Angeles Times suggests that Sec
rotary Daniels would prove "a first class
housekeeper to a widower with children, but
as Secretary Of the United States Navy his
outlook is trife circumscribed.
The peace resolution passed by the House
of Representatives is not separate peace
with Germany, but a declaration that
state of peace exists The Versailles Treaty
or any other Treaty can be taken up by the
President and the Senate at any time.
Congress pasesd the original war resolu-
ton of April 9th, 1917 Congress could
have repealed that resolution at any time
by majority vote. Nobody disputes this
A repeal of that resolution practically
would have been return to peace. This is
the Republican position
The world economic conference next month
called by the Council Of the League Of Ma
tons is deeply interesting to the bankrupt
countries of Europe. Of course; but do they
expect the solvent United States to pay or
discount their debts? Has not the United
States enough to attend to right here at
home?
Both of President Wilson's Industrial Con-
ferences having failed to recommend any
definite course of labor legislation approved
by employers and employees it is up to the
Republicans to search for solution Of the
big problem The Republicans have never
failed in any great crisis. They will not fail
in this.
The Democratic party must be growing
l,.., Inv ,l>ox,