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PRESIDENT TAFT
FRIEND^OF BUSINESS
He Defines the Government's Relation to All
Legitimate Enterprises.
IT WOULD PROMOTE PROSPERITY
While Enforcing Law Strictly and Impartially, It Aims to
Encourage Accumulation of Money by Thrift and Fore?
sight? Capital Entitled to Reasonable Profits.
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Currency Rsform Imosrstivs.
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PROPOSED SCHEME OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL FOR [MPROVING RIVERSIDE DRIVE
AND PARK BY COVERING THE TRACKS ?AND RECLAIMING LAND FROM THE RIVER.
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i The evils which the interstate coi
merze law and I -
adopted to correct SI'S n the process
bemq remedied. They were e?
required Hostie legislation to star
them out. and need constant vigilance
the future to prevent :ne r ecurren
The difficulty is that the ?ndignati
-aused by the evils aroused S S|
antagonism and bittere?
difficult to allay and w* i manifests
self m action cf a hostile oharact
whenever Occasion aiises. The sar
thing ma/ be said of the excessive tari
The fact that hanking and curren
necesr.ari / concern banks and the -
stitutions that gathar together mon
attracts the hostility of men m pcliti?
?vho thrive by stirrma ??p envy ai
hatred and who live cnefly upon tne d
runctat.on of the industrious. t1
thrifty and the successful in business.
I have considered these points with
view to an appeal to the public in behr
of reasonable, moderate action and trea
ment 'or the purpose of encourag ng t;
investment of capital and of promo*ir
prosperity I deprecate vindictive fee
ing against ran way corporations. agam
the competing parts of trusts after th?
have complied with decrees of cour
disintegrate"! them, .?gainst a -easonaD
treatment of the businesses dependent c
the tar fa?, 0r against the solution o* tl
monetary question which appeals to a
reasonable and experienced men.
"All in the Same Boat."
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Of course, we are all anxious to pre?
vent the aeq ??sitien of undue profits hv
?nybod/, whether m the form of dis
criminating rate? and rebates or by a
combination in restraint of trade, or bv
any other mean? which ?s unlawful or
impioper: bit we ought not to
our fear that something of that sort rray
happen to lead us on to a general atti
tude of enmity toward the accumul?t on
of money by ?heft and foresight and
to it? la\**fiil ?n-estment in qreat ent.?i
prise for reasonable prnf.t
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misfortune ol
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We ha ?a reached a point where we
csn call a hslt, not In the progressive
movement to l-eep husmea? fee?? from
[fjMM abuss?, but where ?e an rail >
halt aqainst sppesls to s spirit of pure
Hostility to prosperity on the theory that
no one ein be prosperous without bemq
dishonest or g violator of law in BOCUr?
i?->q thg p?-?-?f,t-? of hi?i business.
Let us put our ?boulders together in *
movement to p-omote the business pros- ?
parity of the country by frownmq down
thoes attacks that are enaendered not by
ft real desir? to elimina'* abuses, but by ;
a m'tab te sreues n ?he people an unjust
prejudice and ta?<e sway from them their
SS perception as to their real '??terest
?n en?-ouraqirg the investment of cap?
tal, in commend nq its theifty, wiee aod
lawful use to secure qood and reason?
able profit and to enjoy the widespread
iffuenes of tha pros**?erity that business
? *us aneourafad ?s bound to ihowg upon
ths naonle at laroe
We must have "investments from which
to secure a larqe wages fund, ?<vh?ch is
needed to support the wage 4earners.
We must ?nspire in the business men I
vhs control those inv?tri??-' -? COn
fidence that they will not be driven out
of business. If railroads art un.ustly
legislated agamst by state leg.s'at.on ta
the point where they cannot He <i profit
able business, the injury ?g more direct
to the wane earners of the ra Iway than
it is to toe shareholders. bscSUM the
shareholde-s presumably are paopls
? -or-^e other means of livelihood
than '.lie dividends 'rom the stock, whiie
the waqe earners act; entirely dependent
on a continuance of conditions wh-ch
? - ADges fund large and support
? -e tOO earner snrl h?B fam
Le? . i reason together Let us be
kind. Let us not
?suspicious and ascribe corrupt mot? e*
to every one n the oommunity but our
particular friends and political asso?
ciates. Let us do teamwork i - tne com
m unity?. Let us have legislation tha*.
helps, or an absence of legislation f it
be unnecessary. And let us aoproveand
praise the ??-eit busins I er'erpnse and
genuis that honestly and b/ proper
methods accumulates oropert/ and puts
it into productive industries, ?rupoorts
the thousands of ?workmen and furnishes
profit to t- - se savings bave gone
into the shares and bonds of ths cnter
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This is the hope I have for ths 4 '
Busir??* ' ng now. There is do bt
and llstrjst amon , ? e?tor?, due to *
-i b1 nd enm ty tew I ess'u'
ente-prise. What is the remedy? It is
???e resto'-it-cn of confidence bstween
I Masses cf persons who havs been op?
posing each other in times past. >//h_
now. after the ???"or.?-?; a?-e initiated and
?rs ?n orocess cf be ng effected, ought
to come together in
best use o* the enormous resources .-to
havs in tnts country for the promotion
of general prosperity and the secu-,ng
?ana sneouragemeni at ndividuai happ
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JOHN W. WEEKS OPTIMISTIC
Hopes Monetary Commission's
Report Will Be Accepted.
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Ghristman Pianos
ARE AliSOLLTKI.Y RELIABLE
THEY show the achie. ement of a master hand in every detail ??I their
i (-instruction.
? Speak to musicians of experience, who only use the best grade oi
piaros and who are hard to jilease; musicians who insist that their piano
possess quality powet and tesponse to everv ?Jemand. These musicians
w'll tell you. "Buy a Chnstman."
? The Chnstman Studio Baby Grand is the best small grand on the
market. Its deep, n?h tone, full of sympathy, has l character entirely its
own Is enthus'.astical'y indorsed by well known musical critics and wins
the greatest admiration wherever seen or heard
? The Christ-nan Upright, ?i ?harming home piano h?. ? !y won a
?? enviable reputan
The Chnstman Player
Is the Greatest Innovation on the ?Market
? Its simplicity and denendabihty appeal t?> ?-very one who sees or hear*
it. If you have a grand or upright piano -.atisfactory to you. no matter
what'make, we can install our player in your piano for from Two Hundred
to Two Hundred and Fifty Dol?as. Why. then, pav a prohibitive price
for an ordinary player piano." We give daily demonstrations to show the
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vfiienie will he accepted
SALESROOMS, 35 WEST NTH STREET
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New York Central Offers New
Plan for West Side.
TO COVER TRACKS IN PARK
Offers to Clear Surface by Build
in; Overhead Structure at Far
South as Cortlandt Street.
Tender the MoClellanrl hill pass*d hy the
r.es'ialafure some months ago the Soar
tart Central RaMroad yesterday pr#sa>-ta>1
to t!v? I'r.-ir?! ?,f Estimate a plan for tha
removal of its tracks on the Weit ?Ida
of the city from the >oirfa??e an?1 the ?njb
>n of an elevated and under<xround
I " ? k < ommtKuloner Tomklna to
whom It vu., referred ror report, said ft
?ii?l not SSSSs?_I with his Lleas for settling
the jDr?)bl<?m. and that he would later era
sent his own pl-an. The < ommlstrtonar
?aisbss the r\iv to build a marginal r?-*aa1
??Jons: Went Sties?t, which ir.iv be Jointly
New York ?'entrai and
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? ltd ??f directors. <*o that
'oe ?ompsnv ?lid not ;.in<l Itself to sny
Vlfs Freasaaai Plaea frankly statsd
? aid Hk. to have the views *>f
sari of Bsdssata .?? to ?he plan ba
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Illustrated by Arthur I. Keller
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leading "be^i seller"
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