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THE WASHINGTON W1SmHTON TDIES TUESDAY YI MAY MAYh 4 1909 8
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DECLARES DECLARESWAR DECLARESARONTARIFFB1LL
WAR ARONTARIFFB1LL ARONTARIFFB1LLMost ON TARIFF BILL BILLMost BllLI BllLIMost
Most Vitriolic Attack Yet YetMade YetMade YetMade
Made Against Aldrich AldrichMeasure AldrichMeasure AldrichMeasure
Measure MeasureSAYS MeasureSAYS MeasureSAYS
SAYS EARS CLOSED CLOSEDTO
TO PEOPLES VOICE VOICEDeclares VQICEDeclares VOICEDeclares
Declares Leaders L ac rs OverlookFact Ov rlookF ct of ofChanged ofChang ofChanged
Changed Chang d Conditions in Pre Preparing Preparing Preparing ¬
paring Schedules SchedulesSenator Sched SchedulesSenator les lesSenator
Senator Jonathan P Dolllver of Iowa Iowafor Iowaf IowafQ
for f fQ i years y lu8kDown known as one oneot of the most mosteloquent mosteloqu mostIoqu1t
eloquent eloqu nt speakers In Congress turned turnedhis turnedh
his h oratorical 1 batteries on the Aldrich Aldrichtariffbill Aldricht Aldrichtriffbll1
tariffbill t 1tt bnt in li the Senate this afternoon afternoonIn
S In many an1 respects r 81 > ects Senator Dolllvcrs Dolllvcrsspeech D01llcrsspeech Dolilversspeech
speech was the most caustic arraign arraignment arralgnmentot arraignmeet ¬
meet mentot of the measure yet heard in tha thaupper thaupp timupper
accused accusedthe accusedtho accusedthe
upper upp r house He practically
the Senate leaders of utterly foiling to tounderstand toundenstand tounderstand
understand the economic conditions conditionsthat conditionsthat conditionsthat
that prevail eva1I today when they practically practicallynought prnctlcal1yought practicallysought
ought to reenact the Dlngley Dlngleyschcd sched
1es 1esA8ldo lesb
b Aside from making a general attack attackon
on the policy of Senator Aldrich and andhis andhis andhis
his lieutenants in framing the bill Dol Dolllver Dolliver Dolliver ¬
liver made an onslaught on tho woolen woolenmanufactures woolenmanufactures woolenmanufactures
manufactures schedule and the cotton cottonmanufactures cottonmanufaotures cottonmanufactures
manufactures schedule He pointed out outan outan outan
an amazing series of jokers in these theseHeed theseHeed theseHeed
Heed the People PeopleHe Peoplewarned
He warned tho Senate against over overlooking overlooking overlooking ¬
looking the voice oleo of the great upper upperMississippi upperMil5slsslppl upperMississippi
Mississippi Valley Valle In the making of a arneaaureand ameasurej arneasireind
rneaaureand measurej lnd said the protective system systemhad systenthad
had notning to fear from Iowa or from fromtjie fromhe fromtJo
tjie he Valley Vaneybut but aded that he could not notTibln not1blt not3b1L
Tibln 1blt thinking that there is a radical de defect detect defeet ¬
feet In that party leadership which dls dlsmisscs dlsmisscs dienilssca
misscs the voice of that great commun community communIty coinmunIty ¬
ity fearlessly expressed In both houses housesof hou s sot
of Congress with a cynical sneer about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the weakness of public men who wh are aregoverned areKOerned aregoverned
governed by temporary political exi exigencies exigencIes cxigencles ¬
gencies genciesThe gencIesThe genclesThe
The Iowa Senator reminded the lead leaders leadtf8 leadIra ¬
ers that this nation has entered upon upona
a new era of direct dtr ct responsibility on the thepart thepart thepart
part of Presidents and andJongresses Congresses alike aliketo oUketo aliketo
to that thatentfghtened enlightened public opinion which whichought whIchought whichought
ought to bo the real r al government of the theUnited thetIntcd thetnited
United States StatesConditions tatcsCondition thtcsCondlUons
Conditions of 1897 2897Discussing 1897Dtscussln 1897Dtsusslng
Discussing the conditions of 1597 and andnoif apdnot
0 not uo ho asserted that in that year tho thoconsolidation thoconsolldatlon thoconsolidation
consolidation of our industrial concerns concernsInto doncernsinto oncernsInto
Into great corporatiOns had h notXairly dnotla1rlYbegun notXairlybegun not Iairly Iairlybegun
begun The The business men who appeared appearedbefore ap appCaredbefore i ared aredbefore
before the Wa8 Ways and anc Cleans ld t ans Cominltteo Cominltteotpoko ComrmtteoIpokl Comeuitteaspoke
spoke for silent factories and the dead deadashes deadnshcs dead1LIhCB
ashes of furnaces without fire and chim chimneys chimneys chimue ¬
neys ue without smoke They The belonged bel nged to tothe tothe tothe
the old Industrial Indu trlal regime now almost almostobsolete almostobsolete almostobsolete
obsolete in nearly all great departments departmentsof
of production and they recelveU the thetreatment thetreatment thetreatment
treatment they would receive now freely ireelyat freelyot
at my hands if I had the power to give giveit
it to them themIt themIt
9 It Is a grlrp failure to comprehend comprehendwhat comprehendwhat comprehendwhat
what old 01 < 1 Dr Johnson Johns n used us d to call callthe callthe callthe
the sad vicissitudes of things when whenthe whenthe whenThe
the leaders lead ns of a political party summon summontheir summontheir summontheir
their followers to practically recnact recnactfthe nronacttbe reunactthe
fthe the tariff or 3897 m under the conditions conditionswhich condltionltwhIc conditlonawh1h
which prevail rcval1 today and when hen men menare menare menare
are derided because bec ue having helped to toframe toframe toframe
frame that law they seek to have It Itreexamlned Itrooxatnlned Itreexatnintd
reexamlned In the light of presentday presentdayexperience presentdayexperle presentdayexperlonce
experience experle cc
ccReviews Reviews Old Times TimesIs
Is it possible that a man because becausehevoted becausehe
hevoted he voted 0100 for the Allison tin plate rate ratein ratefn18S9 rateIn
fn18S9 in 1SS9 and heard poor McKlnley McKinleydedl McKinleydedloath dedl dedlcate dedlcai
oath cai ihe first tin plate mill in America Americacan
can be convicted In this chamber of oftreachery ottreacherl oftreacherj
treachery to the protective tariff sys system system systern ¬
tem If he desires that schedule re reexamined reexamined reexamined
examined after afte seeing the feeble en enterprise enterprise enterprle ¬
terprise of 1S90 grown within a single singledecade singledec singledecade
decade dec de to the full measure of this mar market market market ¬
ket place organized into great cor corporations corporations corporations ¬
porations overcapitalized into a aspeculative aspeculative aspeculative
speculative trust and at length unload unloaded ¬
ed on n the Cnlted States Steel Company Companywith CompanywJth Companywith
with a takeoff to the promoters suf sufficient surficlent sufficlent ¬
ficlent to buy the Rock Island system systemIf
If t a transaction like that has made no noImpression noImpression
Impression upon the mind of Congress CongressI
I expose no secret in saying that it had hadmade haSmade ha hamade
made a very ery profound impression Impr sslon f fthe f fthe e ep >
p the thought and purposes of tho Amen American AI1erlcan Amencan ¬
can people
Cotton Schedules ScbednlesAldrich j jSenator
Senator Dolllver paid his respects to tothe tot1e tothe
the cotton schedule 8cheduleby by saying that thatAldrich thatAidrlch
Aldrich himself had admitted the fram framing framIng framIng ¬
ing of the amendments amtndmcntsotlered offered to th thSenate thlate tbUenate
Senate ate by the Finance Committee was wasnot w wasnot s snottbe
not nottbe the work of the committee but of ofpersons otp ofpersons
persons p rsons connected with tho Treasury TreasuryDepartment TreasuryDepartment TreasuryDepartment
Department The Jobhad Job had been turned turnedover turnedover turnedover
over to the appraisers office in New NewTork NewYork NewTork
Tork This he said was 48 no doubt a acruel acruel acruel
cruel revelation to some of his languid languiddisciples languiddisciples angulddlso1ples
disciples to learn from the lips Ips of the theSenator theSenator theSenator
Senator himself that In this cotton cottonschedule cottonIIchedule cottonic1iednle
schedule the changes that were ere made
do not represent the genius of the man manwho manWho manwho
who enjoys enj s In the mythology of our ourpublic ourpublic ourpublic
public life tho reputation of being the thegreatest thegreatest
p greatest living expert upon the tech technicalities technicalities technicalities ¬
nicalities of cqtton manufacture but
that the Senator Senat from Rhode Island Islandmystified Islandmystlned Islandniystifled
mystified by the task set before him
by his constituents of raising tho table tableMice tableot tableof
ot these rates without touching them
turned the job over to the appraisers appraisersce I
Mice ace ce at New York I
Wool Duty DutyA DutylOA
lOA A curious proceeding this continued continuedDolliver continuedDol1lvcr continuedDoliiver
Dolliver and unless we can look into intoit IntoIt intoit
it without fear and trembling we must mustultimately mwtultimately mustultimately
ultimately rewrite our Constitution no noas tiOas o oas
as to legalize this power of experts from fromthe fromhe fromthe
the he customhouse to regulate commerce commercewith commercewIth commercewith
with foreign relgn nations nationsSenator nationsS nationsSpnator
Senator S nlltor Dolllver then attacked the thewoolen thewooen thewoolen
woolen schedules He Hcsketched sketched briefly brieflywhat brieflYwhat brieflywhat
what he termed the origin and grad gradual gradual graduni ¬
ual ossification of the tariff on woolen woolenRoods Woolengoods Woolenpood
Roods He pointed out tho excesses excessesinto excoaftesinto eXCessesInto
into which Congress has been led in infixingthese Intlxlng Infixing
fixingthese fixing these rates and the trickeries UtrlckerlSthat trickeriesthat trickorftsthat
that in the course or half a a century have havewoolen havefound havefound
found a hiding place throughout the thlvooen thewoolen
woolen vooen schedule He stated that many manymanufacturer mah mahmanutaoturer maimanufacturers
manufacturer had sought refuge In InSchedule InBchedule inSchedule
Schedule K the woolen oolen tariff and had hadtried hacltried hadtried
tried tp get shelter under Its slippery slipperyprovisions sUpperyprovblfonsu slipperyprovisions
provisions for silks furs cottons rub rubber rubbesr rubboy ¬
boy goods and even furniture furnitureBy furnitureBy furnitureBy
By getting such articles classified as aswoolens asWoolns aswoolens
woolens the higher rates of duty car carried calnedby cmzied ¬
ried nedby T by > y Schedule K wore Imposed In Inthis Inthls Inthis
this connection he gave several s erol lu ludicrous ludl ludIgrou ¬
dicrous dl TOUS examples as for Instance of a acargo acargo acargo
cargo of scrap rubber that had been beenclassified beenolasslfied beenclassified
classified by reason of some trace of ofwool otwool ofwool
wool into the woolen schedule and had hadto hadtobo hadto
to tobo be exported under the drawback drawbackclause drawbackoJause drawbackclause
clause on being confronted with a 600 600per 500per 5 5per
per cent duty dutyTO dutyTO lutyTO
TO INSTALL NEW LODGE LODGEA
A meeting will be held at Tenleytown Tenleytowntomorrow Tenleytownfomorrow Tanleytowntomorrow
tomorrow night in the banquet hall of ofjhe ofthe ofThe
jhe the new Masonic Temple to organize organizea
I a tribe of Red Men len Otto H Fischer FischerGreat FischerGreat FischerGreat
Great Sachem of the District will pre prealcle preside preSIde
side and addresses 8 will be made by U UNew Ux
n x H ITster 8t zpa8t past Great Sachem of Ohio Ohlotarry OhioTlanz7
tarry > waite past Great Sachem at atNew ofNew
New York and an l James A Madison past pastGreat pastGreat pastGroat
Great Sachem oC the District
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JWANTDUTY I WANT DUTY ADVANCED ON HOSIERY HOSIERYGroup 1 1I I IGroup
I 1 1Group
Group of Fair Protestants at Union Station Stat on
LAWMAKERS LAWMAKERS SON SONBUYS SONBUYSAPARTMENT
BUYS BUYSAPARTMENT BUYSAPARTMENTFollowing APARTMENT APARTMENTFOllowlns
Following the purchase several weeks weeksago weeksago weeksago
ago by a Western Representative of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the apartment partme partm t house at 1413 H TSuolId ucUd ave avenue avenue ayeflue ¬
nue northwest announcement was made madetoday tndetoday madetoday
today that the apartment adjoining at
1410 Euclid EucUdavenue avenue has bean bought by byhis byhis byhis
his son The names of the purohasers purohasersare
are being withheld by John W V Chil Childress Childress Ohildress
dress who ho made both deals dealsThe dealsThe dealsThe
The buildings were erected a year ago agoand agoand agoand
and represent an Investment of 00000 00000In 00000In 60000in
In local real estate by the t e Representa Representative ¬
tive tlv < s and his son The consideration for forthe tortho fortim
the building at 1410 Euclid avenue was was
3000 3000Both 3000Both
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Both apartments which were de designed designed dosigned ¬
signed by Architect Beers and built by byHarry byHarry byHarry
Harry Wardman are constructed of ofbrick atbrick ofbrick
brick and stone and are provided with withresidence withtront withfront
front and rear porches They fa fae e tho thoresidence ho horesidence
residence of Justice John M Harlan HarlanAvenue HarlanAvenue HarlanAvenue
Avenue Corner Sold SoldThe SoldThe SoldThe
The Pennsylvania avenue property at atthe atthe atthe
the southwest southwcstcorner corner of Twentysecond Twentysecondstreet
street which is Improved with a frame framebuilding framebuilding framebuilding
building has been sold for nooo noooIt 10COO 10COOIt l000It
It was sold for the estate of Josephine
C Willard to Christian Zerega Z r ga und andw1l1 andw1l1be will willbe willbe
be held by the purchaser as an Invest Investment investment investment ¬
ment The deal was made through the theoffice theorrico theollico
office of Wllllge VII Use Gibbs Daniel In con conjunction conjunction conjunction ¬
junction with A S Caywood CaywoodAnother CaywoodAnother CaywoodAnother
Another sale In which the considera consideration consideration considerntion ¬
tion was slightly less than th n 310000 10000 has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been reported by the firm of Stone StoneFairfax StoneFaIrfax StoneFairfax
Fairfax In the transfer for Mrs Mrs1L M C CHeld CHeld CHeld
Held of the brick dwelling at 1747 18th 18thstreet 18thstreet 18thstreet
street northwest The purchaser it is isunderstood Isunderstood Isunderstood
understood Is a nonresident who will willtake wUltake ili ilitake
take possession Immediately ImmediatelyThe
The house is of brick ana stone con construction construction cOnstruction ¬
struction and was erected erecte about ten tenyears tenyears tonyears
years ago by J F Manning from plans plansprepared pansprepared plansprepared
prepared by T F Schneider It con contains contains contains ¬
tains ten rcoms and a bath with a afrontage atrontaso afrontage
frontage of more than 20 O feet feetHouse feetHouse feetHouse
House Sells for 15500 15500One 15500One xoo xooOne
One of f the biggest deals of the week weekIn week1n weekin
In business property has just been beenclosed beencloged beenclosed
closed In the sale by Dwight Anderson Andersonof
of o the threestory house at at201O 2010 Four Fourteenth Fourteenth Fourteenth ¬
teenth street for 515500 15500 The purchaser purchaseris
is Patrick F Nellgan NellganThe NellsanThe NeliganThe
The building consists of a store on ontho ontho onthe
tho first floor with apartments above aboveand aboveand aboveand
and has a frontage of twenty feet with witha
a leptli of 138 feet containing 2770 2770square 2770squarc 2370square
square feet The sale was bajed upon upona
a valuation of 5560 560 per foot footUnusual tootUnusual footUnusual
Unusual Interest Is being Ing aken In Inproperty Inproperty Inproperty
property located in this section of the thecity thecll thecity
city cll which is fast becoming a a business businesscenter businesscenter businesscenter
center having two banks and many manystores manystores manystores
stores It Is a pivotal point of transfer transferon
on street car lines leading to Washing Washington ¬
ton Heights Cleveland Park Chevy ChevyChase ChtvyI ChevyChase
Chase Columbia Heights Brightwood BrightwoodUnion BrlghtwoodUnion BnightwOodUnion
Union Station and the downtown busi business buelneps business ¬
I ness neps section sectionSuburban sectionSuburban sectionSuburban
Suburban Home Solo
Livingstone Heights property has hasagain hasagain hasagain
again been brought to the front this thisweek thisweek thisweek
week l by > y the sale of the fourteenroom fourteenroomhouse fourteenroomhouse fourteenroomhouse
house located on Virginia avenue near nearthe nearthe nearthe
the home of Surgeon General Rlxey and andformerly andformerly andformerly
formerly owned by George C Boteler to taE toE toE
E H Miller and daughter the property propertybeing propert1being propertybeing
being valued in the transaction at atSI0000
10000 It Is situated on a lot contain containing contalnIrg containirg ¬
Irg an acre and a half of ga l vund 1nd The Thedeal Theeal Thedeal
deal eal was made ma e through thtt irm of the theTaggartFrasor theTaggartFraser theTaggartFrasor
TaggartFrasor Company CompanyJames CompanJams CompanyJames
James S Fras Fraser r of tho 1 1 1 < gartFra ggartFraear gartFraser rtFra rtFraser
ser Company has recently bought the theformer theformer theformer
former residence of Creed SL L Fulton on onConduit onConduit onConduit
Conduit road and W V sfset st t the prop property proIorty proparty ¬
arty being valued In tha transaction at at12j0 att12LOO
t12LOO 12j0 It is a elevenroom house con containing containing contaming ¬
taining all modern improvements Im rovement and andoccupies andoccupies andoccupies
occupies a sIte having a commanding commandingview
view of the Potomac PotomacThe potomncThe PotomacThe
The twostory sixroom btak b1 k house houselocated hoW5located housclocated
located at 1SU > Fourth street northwest northwesthas northwesthas
has been purchased by Frederick F erlck S SMouzon SMouzon
Mouzon through the TaggartFraser TaggartFraserCompany TaS TaggartFraserCompany artFrascr
Company The consideration was 53500 3500
Building Not Sold SoldThe SoldThe SoldThe
The F H Smith Company today de denied denied donied ¬
nied having given out a report to the theeffect theeffect theeffect
effect that it had sold the office build building buUelIng buildIng ¬
ing at the northwest corner of Twelth Twelthand Twellhand Tweithand
and G streets for 5200000 The building buildingwas
was erected some years ago as the homo homoof homc1ot homoof
of the Ohio National Bank later past pastIng pasIng passlag >
Ing to the Washington Savings Bank Bankand Bankand Bankand
and with the assets of the latter to the theWashington theWashmcton theWashington
Washington Hxohange Bank controlled controlledby ontroltcdby ontrollcdby
by the Union Savings Bank BankGUESTS BankGUESTS BankGUESTS
GUESTS ESCAPE DEATH DEATHOAKLAND DEATHOAKLA DEATHOAKLAND
OAKLAND OAKLA D Cal May Iay 4 4Forty IFort Forty lodg lodgers lodgers lodgera ¬
ers In the Hotel Oakland narrowly es escaped escaped escaped ¬
caped death today in a blaze that for a atime atlm3 atime
time threatened to become serious Per Persons Persons Persons ¬
sons on the ledges of the upper stories storiesjumped storiesjuml storiesjumped
jumped juml > od Into fire nets but several were wereinjured wereinjured
injured the result of jumping to the thepavements thepavcmenl thepavements
pavements before the nets were spread spreadSelf spreadI spreadPro
Self = Proof Pr6ofDispels ProofDispels Pro I
Dispels Doubt DoubtPOSTUM DoubtPOSTUM DoubtPOSTUM
POSTUM POSTUMHas
Has pleased and benefited benefitedmillions benefitedmllUons benefitedmiliion
millions A 10 days trial will willprove willprovo ivillprove
prove that It will do the same samefor samefor samefor
for you
Tfieres a Kensim
John E Stewart in Charge of Party PartyFOR PartyBRADLEY PartyBRADLEY
BRADLEY ARGUES ARGUESFOR ARGUESFOR
FOR A iHP p DUTY DUTYSays DUTYSaysN DUTYSays
Says SaysN Nearly ar1y Every E ery State in inthe intheU inthe
the theU Union nion Can Raise RaiseIt
It
In the first speech he has made in inthe Inthe inthe
the Senate Son to Senator w Vr O Bradley of ofKentucky otKentucky ofKentucky
Kentucky today pleaded for an amend amendment amendm amendmont ¬
mont m nt to the Aldrich tariff bill for a duty dutyof dulyat dutyof
of 1 111 cen cenhn ceni 3 a pound on Jute or Indian Indianhemp IndIanhemp Indianhemp
hemp hempSenator hempSenator hempSenator
Senator Bradley declared that nearly nearlyevery nearlyevery nearlyevery
every fJtite le In the Union could grow growhemp JIOWhemp growhemp
hemp successfully s eSbful1y and was therefore thereforeInterested thereforeInterest thereforelntereate
Interested Interest In 1nIt jthe J jgoDoaed pwpJ > 5cd uty utyIt 1 Y C CIt
It has been demonsfratea de ionGated by actual actualexperience urftualexperlenceIn atualexperience
experience in the last five years that thathemp thathemp thathemp
hemp may be successfully grown in inPennsylvania InPennsylvania inPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Indiana Wisconsin WisconsinMichigan WisconsinMichigan YlsconstnMichIgan
Michigan Minnesota and nd Kansas and andwe andwe andwe
we are ar informed by high andunques andunquestioned and unques unquestioned unquestioned ¬
tioned authority that It may be suc successfully sucCC33fuUy sueccssfuliy ¬
cessfully grown In limestone soil any anywhere anywhere anywhere ¬
where in thaMississippi th MIss1aslppl volley as well wellas wellas
as 8 at many paints alone the Pacific Pacificcoast Pa Pacificcoast Ulo Ulocoast
coast in fact t t in almost every eVe1YStat State in inthe Inthe Inthe
the Union UnionSenator UnionSenator UnionSenator
Senator Bradley illumined hIs remarks remarksby remarksby
by exhibiting to the Senate photographs photographsof
of hemp lemp fields in Kentucky Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennslanla Pennsylvania ¬
vania anla and other otberStafes States He also aI pre presented prosented ¬
sented other photographs showing sho1n the thecharacter thecharacter thecharacter
character of labor employed abroad by bythe bythe bythe
the manufacturers of jute j tc He said saidthese saIdtheso saidthese
these photographs presented an a agu agument ngumeat gu gument
ment more forceful tl cetul than any words wordsthat wordsthat wordsthat
that might bu b uttered utteredSenator utteredSenator utteredSenator
Senator Bradley denounced as a ashameful nshamcpl ashameful
shameful Injustice inj tlce the giving of pro protection prot protection ¬
tection t cUon to the American manufacturer manufacturerof
of jute and at the same time denial of ofprotection atproteotlon ofprotection
protection to the producer JifOdU cer of hemp He Hedeclared Hedeclared
declared this was Ua a travesty on pro I
tltjn He how the flax In Industry Industry ¬
dustry of America was seriously suf suffering sufferIng sufforing ¬
fering by reason of the importation of offree oll ollfrea offree
free jute and how the hdmp h mi > and flax flaxliaustry flaxJr flaxirciustry
liaustry Jr ustry could be built uj u and expanded expandedwith expandedwith expandedwith
with preper protection protectionSenator protectionSenator protectionSenator
Senator Bradley gave his remarks rem rks a apolitical apolltlcal apolitical
political turn by describing the struggles strugglesof
of the Republicans in Kentucky against againstgreat againstgreat againstgreat
great dlwulvantaces dlwulvantacesGive d1 adVcintaaesuGlv
uGlv Give us fair protection in Kentucky
he said and I promise you OU Mr Pres President PresIdent Prosident ¬
ident that in a short time it shall be becomr become beconi
come as certainly Republican as th thgreat the thegreat thgreat
great State of Massachusetts MassachusettsOf ltlaseachullettsOthe
Of Othe the South generally he said The TheSouth TheSoutt TheSouth
South needs protection on her lumber lumbercoal lumbercoal lumbercoal
coal Iron resin turpentine fluorspar fluorsparhemp fluorsparhemv fluorsparhemp
hemp tobacco and other articles articlesIf
If we 0 desire to be Just let us pro protect protect protect ¬
tect all these interests If we desire to
build up the Republican party in the
South let us show that we are willing
to build up the Inter tts ts of that sec section SEctIon arction ¬
tion
WRiGHTS GUESTS GUESTSOF
OF ENGLISH CLUB CLUBLONDON
LONDON May 4 4The The Wright broth brothers brothers brothera ¬
ers were weretheSYtstJtpdaY theguqsts thegucststpday tpday 6f the th Eng English EntIIsh En Enlish ¬
lish Aero < oro Club at the Flyjng Park Parkat
at Sheppiy Shepp The Aero Club under und r a akind akInd akind
kind of semiofficial government patron patronage patronage patronage ¬
age Is preparing to engage in aeroplan aeroplaning aeroplaning aeroplaning
ing both bot t as a a military and commercial commercialproposition commercialproposition
proposition at Sheppey and the thoWrights thtVrlghts theVrights >
Wrights were greatly interested in hear hearing hearIng hearing ¬
ing of the clubs plans plansAt plansAt
At Sheppey the Wrights rightssaw saw the theMooreBrabazon theMooreBrabazon th thMooreBrabazon I
MooreBrabazon flying machine the first firstEnglish fir firEnglish I
English attempt at an aeroplane They Theyexamined Theyexamined I Iexamined
examined the machine minutely and andpointed andpointed I Ipointed
pointed out to Major Brabazon many manyadvantages manyadantnges manyadvantages
advantages that could be derived from fromusing troMusing froriusing
using some of their the own devices which whichBrabazon whi whtehBrabazog < h hBmbazon
Brabazon adopted adoptedAs i iAs
As to the practicability of the English EnglishBrabazon Ensllshadaptation Englishadaptation
adaptation of the Wright patents both bothBrabazon bothBrabazon
Brabazon and tho other ther members of the theclubobserved theclubobserved theclubobserved
clubobserved the usual English reserve i
WOMEN ASK TARIFF TARIFFTen TARIFFADVANCE
ADVANCE ON ONHOSIERY ONHOSIERYTen HOSIERY HOSIERYTen
Ten Fair OperativesWill OperativesWillTalk Operatives peraiivesVillcTalk Will WillTalk
Talk to to Senate Firiah Firiahcial Financial Firiancial
cial Committee CommitteeContinued ComrniteeContinued ommi tee teeContlnued
Continued from First 1r Page Pagoprobable Pago Pagoprobble Pageprobable
probable tho mills of this country countp will willhave willhave Willhave
have to close down If this material In lncrease Incxease increase >
crease In duty Is not made madeThe madeThe madeThe
The girls who are here today repre represent represent reprosent ¬
sent a large portion of the 50000 workers workersin
in Pennsylvania who are able to work workonly workonly workonly
only three and an four days a week be because because because ¬
cause of the 0 ncJltions ClQ ltlons there thereFiftyfive thereFiftyfive thereFiftyfive
Fiftyfive pf 1 > f cent however howev 1 of the theThe thoorkcrs theworkers
workers are employed at tnls this tIme tmeThe tImerho
The others are ar out of work Mills are areclosing areclosinG areclosing
closing down and the tb girls said today todaythat todaythat todaythat
that unless this Increase in the t e duty dutyon dut duton dutyon
on hosiery is made they are told that thatother thatother thatother
other mills will soon be closed too tooThey tooThey tooThey
They are all full of hope however howeverand howeverand howeverand
and believe that if they can Just get gethold sethold gethold
hold of members of the committee in inthe Inthe inthe
the Senate and have a few heart to toheart toheart toheart
heart talks with them they can bring bringthe brin8the
the framers framergof of the tariff bill round to totheir tttheir tt tttheir
their way wa of thinking and everything everythingwill everytblrrwill
will be b alright They have h ve all thought thoughtof
of nice things to say about Mr Payqe Payqeand Payqeand Payreand
and the House committee e which flxca flxcaup fixel1up fixeaup
up the 25 per cent Increase Incr ase and they theyare theyare theyare
are going to take the first opportunity opportunityto opportunito y yto
to tell Mr Payne and his associates on onthe onthe onthe
the committee all about It The girls girlswill girlswUJ girlswill
will probably pro1 > bly remain here until 1tU tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row morning morningA morningBIG morningBIG
BIG ART EXHIBITION EXHIBITIONWILL EXHIBITIONILL
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A brilliant exhibition of drawings and andpaintings andpaIntings andpaintings
paintings by local architects and artists artistswill artistsw1ll artistswill
will be thrown open tonight by the theWashington thoWashington theWashington
Washington Architectural Club In the theCorcoran theCorcoran theCorcorun
Corcoran Gallery of Art ArtThe ArtThe ArtThe
The exhibition will be the eighth an annual annual annual ¬
nual event of its 1tsklnd kind More than ZOO 200drawings ZOOdraw1nss 0i 0idrawIngs
drawings and many etchings and color colored colored colored ¬
ed wood block prints by the Baroness BaronessHedwlg BaronessHedwig BaronessHedwig
Hedwig Lekow are entered enteredThe enteredThe enteredThe
The committee In charge ohar e of the ex exhbitlon exhbltlon cxhbltion
hbitlon Is composed c of W 1 G Peters Peterschairman Petenschairman Peterschairman
chairman Percy C Adams Ward WardBrown 1YardBrown WardBrown
Brown Fred Fr d A Fletcher Clarence I IHarding L LHarding LHarding
Harding I L Morris Leisenring Fred Frederick Frederick Fredcrick ¬
erick B Pyle F P Sullivan SulllV < < Jn Richard RichardL
L Watlough Leo J J Wei senborn J JL JI
L I Willis Elliot Woods and Charles CharlesS
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The TheexhtblUon exhibition will remain open until untilTuesday untllTuesday untilTuesday
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Senator S nt9r Borahof Borah of Idahp Idab continued his hisspeech hisspeuk hisspeck
speech In support of an It income tax taxwhen taxWhen taxWhen
when the Senate met at 11 oclock this thismorning thli5morning thismorning
morning morningSenator morningSenator morningSenator
Senator H Brh rah 8h devoted his I attention attentionto
to the constitutional side of the ques question question question ¬
tion and wont deeply Into the Pollock Pollockcase Pollockcase Pollockcase
case in the Supreme Court and other
income tax cases Ha H also devoted at attention attention attentlon ¬
tention to the historical side of the theiiuestion thectuestion thequestion
question and to what the framers of offixed atthe ofthe
the Constitution had In mind when they
fixed the language of that instrument instrumentwith Instrumentwith
with respect to the levying of direct directtaxes directtaxes directtaxes
taxes
Borah as was the caso yes yesious yestorday yesterday
torday was freely questioned by various variousSenators variousSenators ious iousSenators
Senators Senator Sutherland at one onestage onestas onestage
stage of his speech asked Senator Borah Borahwhether Borahwhether Borahwhether
whether a tax on buildings of twelve twelvestories twelvstories twelvestories
stories and over would be a direct tax taxThey taxThey taxThey
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estate I should say they would be sub subjects subJecl subjects
jects of direct taxation rald Senator SenatorBorah SenatorBorah SenatorBorair
Borah but I do not believe the framers framersof
of the Constitution regarded such things thingsas
as practical nLcUcal subjects of direst taxation taxationSenator taxatlonSenator taxationSenator
Senator Borah began his argument for foran toran foran
an Income tax yesterday afternoon afternoonK aft9rnoonF afternoonF
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