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TUE PRESIDBWi OH /? i.v 1.1/ 1.
? '1 ?fis intim?t?- por-ninnl association
with th?' canal enterprise gl Panama, al
Brei as Secretary of \\ ;? r and since then
ut Prealilent, Investi ?with special polnl
and emphasis ?Um paaaagea upon thai
scl in hi-- latest meesaeje. n?' write?
of t Lat ? ?1 which in- is the foremoal au?
thority, and be makes two recommanda
?tronglj to prac
tt?-ii common senae thai \\<- shoold ?he
surprised If Congreas ?ii?l ?"?t ad upon
it'? m prom]
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meot of the < ?angl /.ovo. n ma
Mart.i:_ i- goma ?persons, bol it bi pe?
fectly true, thai Iher? no* and f<?r
M'mi- 1 authority
for the governmenl ol that territory, the
sdmli
? in? tod in an ' a Itb?
?'iit technii g] v..-'i rani -mi the principle'
? ?1,1 must be
falling Into
- late of af
I 1."i '" \\c luve
? a our per?
ttpatk a ai 'i use, and i1
lU pPOt l'i'- if v Ufa :i
ernmenl whlcb
shall .:'? mi Indisputable l?:isls In Igw,
- ? ?- Of "f?iill"ii Il: ?
h simple
ruxltnate 11
??-? Who have
1 th"
military adinl .
v. Ill . ce t?. the
??? ill heartily agree a Ith him.
Tii. other matter hi the Bxtn
ion.- mi sblpph - through the
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? bi" actual i>|ii'iii:?^ ??i tbc
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thai ? 'in.'
i'\|.? ? ? \ ill probabl? be nee?
iper rates can !"- ?
,1 i,,, therefore thinks ili?i be
of n>
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within
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certainly Imposed upon the trade which
if creates and make? possible. Bui Uw
tolla ghonld be so km as not to Interfere
with it- usefnlneaa as ?i commercial
1 route in competition wit-h the transcontt?
Dental railroads. Thai ta murad bual*
neag gense and Juetloe.
The last paragraph <>f the President's
discussion of canal affairs Is perhaps the
most Interesting of all. Many thoughtful
limn bave held thai ander treaty stipula?
tions tins countrj ?s bound t" maintain
equal ?tea of tolla tor vessels <>f all na?
tion-. Including America, and therefor?
thai ii" rebate or remtaalon t?> American
ships Is possible The President ?iiss?mts
from dun view .?nui declares plnmply
thai Ooogrees hag ; ho power to remll to
our shipping anj part h the toll- which
| aro imposed upon other commerce, it.
?is true thai the tolls must be uniform.
i Hm other nations gubsidiae tlb'lr mer*
ressels, ?uni if we see tit t.? ?in the
s?um, making th ? sni>-i.iv equivalent to
a remission of lolls, thai practice cumio*.
be regarded as discrimination in the use
ct in?- canal. Other nations pay apectal
subsidien t" ships pursuing certain pro
scribed commercial route?, in <?rder to
develop ?commerce on those routes. All
we have t<? <l". tin' President thinks. ?s
!?? grant suitable subsidies to v?asela
pursuing th?' Panamg rout?'. The adop?
tion ot thai view would greatly stimulate
American nue of th?' waterwaj which
thi- country is building and of which 't
i- paj Ing the coal
un. 7 1// t>\ UOXBTARY It I FORM
President Taft's utterances on mone?
tary reform ?n yesterday's message are
exceedingly appropriate and well con?
sidered, in commending Senator AM*
rich's plan ol i national reserve aaao
i dation to the fa?, on, Me consideration of
t on erre-s the Presidenl dwell? on pre?
cisely that happy feature of it whleh Is
reaponaibl? for it- rapid acceptance by
public opinion. The proposed asi
ben Is, as the President say-, "the logt?
??al outgrowth of what is best in our
"preacnl system, and la, in fact) the ful*
"tilpient of that system." The plan 1
eharaeferistieaiiy American an<l demo?
cratic, for what Ii proposed la nothing
lest than a federation of the hanks t?">
??airy <.n functions which a- dissociated
units the; can perform onlj Imperfectly
or not at all.
in expressing the rani"-' hope that
?Congress will treat this subject in a
non-partisan spWl Mr. Tafl roggesta
the great?---! dancer to monetary legisla
lfm The consideration >\iii?-li the .\i?i
rich plan bas received hitherto baa been
.'- ai>- T;?tr gaya, non-partisan. The pub?
lic recognizes the broad minded spin'
which senator Aldricfa has exhibited,
i and ii" "in1 has regarded his plan as in
I anj a > partiaan Tlie Monetary Com?
mission is made np of representatives
: of lii.tli parti?-, tint it ha- not divided on
partiaan lines, and its recommendatl ma
expected to i"' unanimous, it will
i i? :i regrettable thing if owing
? g Indu? nee "f ^r Bryan or other
?representatives of I !- financial vagaries
i be 1 democratic party or anj ?nsldi ?
? able faction of it Ireata monetary reform
.i partisan matter and causes the In?
troduction of -"in?' bastil] conceived,
iked Democratic measure in oppo?
sition i.? ih" Monet?r] Commlsslon'a
Another danger to the proposed thor?
? reform of our monetary ays?
- th. posalbilitj thai Congress may
past piecemeal legislation from a f?"-iin^
i that something musl he don?' and a basl?
, to ^i? to the length of making all
i ih?' changes recommended by the Mone?
tary Commission, Inquiries are sni?i t"
iiavi> been made in banking circles re
?liiil.v aa '?? th?- acceptability of legisla
t'n h merely removing the defects of the
? -? -et currency system. Thla ?by the
May of a beginning merely, with the
promise <>f further reform later. n*<> swb
I plan ought to be considered. Such patch
; work legislation v.? uld only l?e an i.lista
\ .i- to the thorougb treatment of ?the
try'a monetary system which ta pro?
I in th" Aiiiri'ii pian Moreover,
the defects of the bank currency sys
, trin are the least of the country's mone
tary evil-. The difficulty with regard to
i ? - would remain If th ? hank rur
renc] were somewhat Improved. The
rnuntr] not merely haa a crude system
? inknote Issues, but larks the ma
ry ? - ? ?iti-ii to i he proper perform?
ance . f Important hanking functions.
Makeshift legislation which did nol u<?
to the fundamental defects would ac
complish little l'??"! and would probablj
, prove i" he In the waj of a complete re*
i form.
in l/OCR irr.s- \r.\v tn \ii:\i i v.
i h< re la g polite fiction thai the chair?
man of a political committee Is elected
Iby thai committee. ?Sotarasthe Demo
!? ratio stati' Committee ta concerned, it
Is being dlaproved bj the proceas of fur?
nishings new bead for thai body. The
succeaaor to Mr. Norman R. Mack will
be eeiected, not elected, though a formal
ratification of the ?selection may i??' per?
j mitted to the stain committee In order to
? keep ii in ?.'????d humor, it Is announced
from tinm t" time by some Democratic
, leader, with a flourish <?f trumpets, thai
the new chairman will he an m?state
man. free from Tammany Influe
without the "taint of Tammany" on bin
?ei it ?ill be noted thai Mr. Mack, ?.?.\
lernor l>i\ and other Individuals who are
interested in the choice of the new chair*
I man come to tbia city and ?"confer" with
' Murpbj ?
"I think Mr. Murphj will be perfeitly
"satisfied to bave any man for chairman
???\ii?. may b< acceptable to the people up*
"state." aaya Mr. yack. Blsaell, Palmei
Treman whoever the man may be, h?1
musl ? gattefj ' Murpb*. When Murpbj
stlsfled" be will announce id- selec?
tion, ami in?' new state chairman will
bare been Inatalled in fact, if not In
form Whatever his previous record
may have been, fr.>ni the momenl be i?e
- chairman be win be Murpby'a
i mam holding id> place and all authority
from Murphy. Democracy In thla itate
i- ?i?, longer democratic. Murpb] bai re*
! f..nir ?
i III. t'RlKfH l \ PERSIA
i idlcationa multiply iriat despite bia
plucky stand Mr. Bbuater may bare bo
go, The Paralan ? ?abtuet leeaa to bave
prevailed upon Parliament to see* a -?-i
Ith Russia v im h i- likely to
Involve hi- ?retirement, while al the same
time Russia la evidently preparing to en
?? Ith arma her ultimatum againal
him. A determined movement ??f that
sort Pende could nol hope to wlthatand.
With bla -latiis as an American citiseu
and in ' Igbl i - su? Ii to be domiciled In
h rala and In Teheran ttu ? -. grcelj
!?. Interfere With in.ntlnued
sen Ic? ?' .m emplo; ? ? | the P< ratan goi
ernm? ut abe seemg tletei mini d to Inter
?1 Ii?' 1- doubl tO dO BO in
.?i i\ e mannt i
It si aid '?? renn inhered thai I bi
baa nol ?"???ii brought ?about bj
Mr Sinister mi n Belflsh or -?.Mid DMU
ii' am.i' "i : m tuai i..
'uns desirous of not causing Persia.
sntbsirassBssnt and would resign
pises st iniy timo when his employer
dicsted a wish that be si|.?iii?i ?i?i -...
s.? lout' ai they wsnted him to rei
a' work f??r them be would remain.
was a bSCOming altitude, which ?'iiha
tin respe?! for Mr. Sinister that his
manai'emont of PSTSlsn tin.'?mr-? ha:
spire?! ninl will deepen the regret W
will be felt if be la ultimately romp?
i?? retirte
it will ho observed that thus fin-1
has been no attempt to impeach th<
tegrlty or efltelency <?f Mr. Bhuster's
vices from the purely tiseal point ..f \
Neither is he charged with meddlin
politics or with showing psrtlalltj
?' -criminal ?mi f..r or agslnst anv DS<
The head ami front >>f hi- offendlni
far a- th?' world is informed, is a lac
diplomatic tad and a rtlslnellnstloi
recognise the t*pecisl Interests v,
Rusais claims in r? rsls. He was
ployed bj Persls, ami be -??( ont to r*
Persia and bet alone. Thus, it Is *?
he msde himself dlplomstlcslly
possible.
fi? thai view of th?- ? BSt wo must \
tbst Mi*- Bhuster had been not lees i
Bnsnder but mur.' of a diplomat . or I
he had boas ISSOCsStSd with Borne ot
fuuctlonsry who would have aupplied
diplomac** while he addressed himself
tliely t" Ilnaiir.'. I? might ill? ii I
! ecu possible t<? rehabllltste l'er-ia.
non Mr Rbuster Ii forced out s1
other rtnander may bike up hi- w
and effect the nScsl rsorgsntsstlon
that rmpiro. not, however, a1- an ii
p. adent and sovereign power, bat a
dependency, if not s mere province
Rossis.
fi Hi I FOR i m l> '/.'A / iSTEl
ii i- only nstnrst tbst Washington
pstebra should report Mr Dnders "".i
saying that ho will sot accept the Ta
Board's reeommendstion of s spei
dutj ."i the iwoured content "i Impoi
wool. The alabams Representative
been one of the nacst persistent "i
aents In Oongren of i resort to exi
advice In frsmlng tariff schedules ;
one of tho most loysl devotees <>f the
dark lantern method of tasking IS
Ho fought th.- erestion of a tsrlff c?
mission at every stac?'. and <"?en si
tho present board was enlsrged i
clothed with added power- bj the act
of the two houses he still refilled to
reconciled t" it- sctliUles and
?'?iiitoiiiptniiiisi.v of o- members as "
ecutlve blrellngs.' Of .irse, be d
not want to sccept the board's augj
now, for i" do so be would hi
I?? SSI his sneers of last summer II
abandon bis contention that it i- ?i
??ether nnnecesssry for any Congressn
i.. go outside his own cotascionsness
Informstion to be n-"?l In revising tai
rates.
vir i nderwood bss shown that bs d<
doi csrs to b? Influenced si i schedi
maker either bj expert ?vidence ot
psrty declarations When he drew i
wo..i schedule Isst spring be osten
tlously departed from the De<mocra
practice :<ii<l professions ol a generatli
The D?mocratie party had held eons!
ently that raw- wo..] ahoald come |g iy
and marie it froo when il got n ehsnCS
posa h tsrlff bill In 1904 Wben the r?
elected a Democratic lion -?? of Rt
resentatlves In 1910 they were entitled
expect that In any revision of 'ho wi
schedule bj the House ran wool wot
be put again on the free llsi But wj
his abundant supply of setf-sufBcien
Mr. i nderwood sei aside the party r?
ord and framed ? wool schedule n> st
his own Ideas as a convert to the Ball
doctrine of so tiv raw msterisls l
?as ;i- unwilling then tu heed the Dem
eran.- parts' past pledges us be la ne
to be advised bj "hirelings" who pi
sum.' n. enlighten him on the condltlo
of wool production and manufacture be
and abroad He wants n> be left u
hampered n> play politics with the tar
si this session si be ?lid at the Isst. <
the pretence that be Is bis own adequa
expert adviser h?- wsnts t.. discredit ti
first positive step taken In years towai
;i rations] method of revision. The on
llgbl he cares r?.r Is the Illumination
bin own ?lark lantern. Bui It is the gre
virtue "f th?- legislstlon which ?sta
llshed the Tariff Board thsl It bss fu
Dished the pnblic with a flashlight
play upon such hmi?l'Iii revisers a ? M
1 nderwood. Tbej ran no longi*r op? ' ?
D< ?'? sfi|||\ ||| Hi. ?I.i t ? 1 ,
/. i m /./. Th vj i
Senator Borah's striking addn
\?. ? ? 111 ? ? ~ ? l : i \ night Is full of admonition i
the country. American lawlessness is
fa tnilii r theme, but seldom ha\?> H ?? .
till! I>f till- la\v le-s?e-s ?Hid il- rdgUil
canee been so effectively pointed on
When the public thinks >.i IswleKsi i
thinks of the habitual contempt of ell
ordinances, the common violstIon of Sui
dsy laws, the dlsregsrd of the statin?
exhibited by juries when they resort i
ih? "unwritten law," Iba prevalence ?
??rime- ?>f violence. McNsmaraiam In
presses ii for the most part as sn um
lated fact, slgiiiflcsnl perhapa only ofth
Increasing danger from the bad leadei
ship of orgsnlsed Ishor. Eren thespol.
for sIcNsmaraism, like that i I
Rev. Mr. Holmes, dial the ?lsugbter Wfl
"?Mar" and that those who ?ii?l it wen
"hoktien In a muse.*1 or were actuate?
b; a ''principle/1 probsbly strike tin
public as ih?- vsgsries of sentlmentslist
rallier than BS a chsracteristic Sympton
ot a general Amerlcsn disregard for lh<
-aiictlly of law.
Rot S. DStor I'orali grouped t !iem si
together as examples ?>t public lawless
ne -, ?f i hm habit which be well de
mribed a? carryini Msith u a menta
"ressrvstion In <>ur profe sed loyuitj I?
??ii?.' government that we wUI obey ? >ni\
"Stich laws a- in our individual iud'_
"meut -"ein v\ ir.o which, of course, b
"the es-em?. of amir, hy the fesiful ?li
"ease of republics." With the?* othei
examples of Iswiessm*** be rlsases als?
dellberate v lois t ion? ?.f the Sherman act
i.y great I uslni combli ttlon in
i .ii'.'iiiei between the lawlessness <.f the
I MeNsmaras ai ?l their ph ;? thsl th".?.
acting for a principie and the Isw?
lewiues ? of the .nopolisti and their
plea that thej y ere doing the ? ? onoi il
call] Inevltsble wsa impressive, and so
fsr ?i- ti??? rlolstJona of the laws pro?
tecting trade were Intentional II was sot
:? vrhlt too severe When persons \ iv
owe so much to a government of las
d order as those a bo control the grest
business Interests of the countr* employ
counsel to get around and violate the
? ?'im of one of the countrj las - ?i
feating it - puni?se and rend? ring It
worthless, ibej are setting an example
of Iss lessni ??? dangerous n. tt..mtrj
sud dangerous ?" the propertj Inti
whi.ii iii.v tbeiwtelve* represent rhe
pli i that business prosperity requires
?v b it Is done is, s? s> Dstor Borah bid!
? ited do i ..n. i ?... mon toll rabie, tha i
the plea of th?- McXamsrst thsl "labor
Interests ...nip. ii..| .1 resort t.. dynamite.
To concede that lb* Isws rusj be rlo
it? i foi anj purpose wbli b lu the Indi
[vidual ludgmenl of the rlolator*seems
; g.I i- anarcb].
UODERS HISTORIC REt 0B?8.
Wim,i laal summer The Tribuna pni?
llabed ? report of aa Intenrleu with Mr.
Alexander Koota, the rounder of the
Modern Historic Recorta Association,
considerable dbuM was expreaaed of the
likelihood "f an eari] realisation of one
of bla -lai.-m-'iii-. t" the effec! that ere
lonj^ the stenographic reports of public
meetings, the sessions of legislative
l>?".!ies, trials at law. ami tin' like, would
be supplemented l'y phonographic and
vltagraphk recorta.
ii ii i- gafe lo prophesj only when
yon know. ii i- wies i" make y? or
prophecies come true when you i*an.
Tin-, so we are Informed, Is whal the
Modern Hlatoric Records Aaaodatlon,
Wims.? booorary ppwrtdentij baa in-' been
accepted ?by Presidenl Taft, pur]? ?sen I"
?i?. in th?' case of Mr. Kontn's prediction.
The society "ill ash permission <?f tl"'
managers of 111 * - national conventions
of both patitos i" hike both phono
graphic ami rItagraphic records of their
sessions, n i- not likely thai the ra?
quee! will !'?? refused, so thai probablj
it only i-' main- t" be s.'i'ii bow far tin?
present stage of the mechanical devel?
opment of these Inventions win prove
ad?quat" to i he asaoclation'fl demands.
Th" assurance baa r?****11 given that the
records ran )?<' successfully taken, but
at any rate the ex?perimenl a m be Bn
Interesting one. Of its con plete success
sooner or later there can be no doubl
whatsoever, in the world of Invention
i suppl] has aerer yet failed to meet a
real demand.
Apart from ?i- aerim?* purpose, I be tin
dertaking will be worth watching for
the effect ii may tare upon the future
behavior of public gatherings, it will
enable leaders, follower? and oppouenta
t.. gee ami bear themselves a- other?
se?- gnd hear them In momenta of in
.-nii\ ity. in suspense, m t ictorj or
In d?fi h Man; a national convention
ha- deserved to pass int.. bistorj in a
risible, audible record, with banners
waring, hand- blaring nnd members
shouting themselves hoarse for the can?
didate of their d* Ice or against him
ol the other faction i ertaln i' la that
tlm Modern Historic Recorda Associa
tion allows no time t'? elapse before
starting serlouslj opon a field of aerrlce
to bistorj whose -'?"!"' appear? i" be
practlcall] Illimitable.
layoi 'i< ? nor's In lunctlon i" bla
I., ids of all department the! in making
sppointments the) ?select employes from
the eligible lists m numerical order
itrli ' compilan? ?? ? Ith the
,,u i? .,? th? i''1 servie? r< gulatlona
that should <i" '" ? ? i'h much ?favor
Itlsm at"i mint I? opporl tnltl I r
"pollti? d pull" within th" departn ? I
lent to est?bil?
?
Governor Dix ?s noa .'ah? to be smbl
tloua t-. um for the Pn Bu1
probably ths beat luid the Republicana
can look forward to is hli staying at
hom?- ning f"r Governor again.
-?
Through the Ming of briefs and th?
takinp of testlmonj before the Inter
state < ' It la made
known that ?h?- general publk has hi--?ii
for aevei ? ira tlm victim of .mother
gr< it conspiracy**? tin-- watermelon con?
spiracy, It could fittingly ho termed.
'rim allegations a:" that Southern (?11
t""i- arbitrarily, unjust!] ami by force
and arms refuse i deliver watermelons
::t \f,., vork. dumping them Inatead it
City, and tlmrehv forcing tnn.'h
trouble and sxpense un the dealers of
N ' ind 1 tei i Northern
points. Also, freight rates have mount?
?"I slmosl as rapidly ss the vines of th
red fleshed fruit si.| forth mnier a
kindly ?sun. Th" case pi to the
commission i- of serious import to this
f..it molnnl?-??.-; city. It could <-'<t\f, v .,:i
humanity here onlj one ?greater favor
than the breaking "i this embargo of
the railroad? diacov? rj ami publication
of the secret ?-?f bow tn ti-u a ?good wa?
termelon with"iit "plugging" it
With t-tfKS ami but ' up tn f ;i Ti i -
Ine prices th.- intimate Consumer mey
soon ?be ? xpect? d :?> put m a claim on
Congres? for a peni Ion of >i a n i-\
?
Holding that Wllllsra Jennings Bryan
irreal man ami Cr.'.-?t statesman
and the! Ignorance ?>t hi history ami
achievements is sufficient reason t" bar
t man from American citixenahip, a
? in Pennsylvania has refused nat?
uralisation papers tu an applicant who
confessed he had never beard "f th?
Peerless Leadei -.nd still ststesmen
debate about the sdt Isabillty of r< call
i?, tlm judiciary.
-?
"Two ilundred Pei feet ? '.>i
i" adllne No, th? y w? re animals.
/ ///. v i/.A <>r i nr i, n
in .i downtown restaurant whl? h Ii
lly i-row?i"?i during, the ?midday meel time
?a wait?-r to la secure places <?t on?
of in.- tables for two men ?rho bad ?been
? waltli . time. Th.- traiter received
' ? ? both men sad attended to
1 their went? In s hli iilj - man?
ner. W h? n m check waa presented one
, of th. im n paid, reo In d the chao i
lltfl nothing "ii in?' salver for tin? waiter.
"Yon inri,'"! to tip the waiter," Mid his
< ompan on \'o, t didn i 11? my land
? '? Ira gei ' i hi.ia
? Iplno m- ?i? 11 thr ??? that bool i
Vos v. hat ? ?-i i ?m t,.r ".m"
Streng? r?I'd I lo rll you the ? :.tf?
? ?f w
rRBAKlBH POLI
'?-i nsnei m , i. *-.-??. ,,,
Hi ?'. on h ?? | .,i, .vi ?
i ?
????n for r..thine i ?? --ti Oeestu rim? 1
\ iiihii v ?i.- left i"', ih" i thi, sre?i ,
Bui wouldn't take it Hi ' . ft
tnOthsr man WOUM r.i'b- r nail,
I Than mvlil an sutO Ki. .iki. h t
\ msiii- ti .-?ti? bestowed a term
1 I ' :i a, in -n of i i mi?- l'i. gllS, SQUlna!
man ii.nrn- Bdvles SO frank
i" throw bi ? ki-h ? Bha ? a ? rank!
? i ]?- ' 'i .:e should make laws
I which ?-an b? kepi r? si . ? tbeol cause!
i Th? I'.Hii In s..") n, : '.? .- aHv
With (Teaks, whose thought Is Is contrive
V way "f Mvimr SI n -Ibly.
The ? 'ft-eektah folk ' *??.
Ars ti,,.?., vim com? from Pittsburgh,
And seek lo drtvs hom? caret h";h
,\. ?nr. v
"W i?? n sre - ."i i ' lug ? ith thai <-inh
?mi all those ? g| - snd pol
"Up t?-> the mil > 'i-?? i ? i . me? ting in
' '. im gis Hell ' ? h - i " sk ?
There sre tw? sttreet ??tt. n
m.n a h, n on i - ? h? t i? II ?! hatten ? ad
"f the Brookl] n nriii. i Pe? Isl?n
t.. .? eswspsper In that .it "One I the
framework foi tht nee municipal building,
it mi th? i.U' r ths throat ? i no a hi ths
street watching ii" wort ?Ths pl?tora
mm as that all i not ? work In thla
. ounti that I with s hk h
\tti'11? ins era ?Id I . ??? . i .:
elstm sll s? trletlms ' Th? "fromowork
city ?struct ? mplet? 'i bm |(
tbt ubm i vaut Vrsachmsn a io be lu tbe i
ti. mm?orhood ..r Um PosisifsVes '"? wsusl
tint thsl the "thromi of men" hsd ml
grate?r] t?. points whore the growing Wool
? ? mi Building '-;iii ???t be seen, to U "
r*orrow ?.f ti.?- polies ?.flic?-:s ami pedes?
HI.m- m a h'irn.
Wins D'Auber has hsd Ids picture re*
je.-)?.|
WsgS Maybe hain-inif was too sWSfl 'n
It. Philadelphia R? w rd.
The elorks In th? stores k'?p ? kro" e?*"*
Borne of thetn on their rmstoarara not 10
aa one n rnarked, thai "thei i!" their
Christmas shoplifting early." but to study
human nsturo. Otas of these observing
clerks tells ,,f a parsimonious cusrasra**
ths female of ths specks-who bought *
irest many small things and insisted on
bavins trading stamps with each par
?von would think." remarkad tin?
, lerk i" apemklns "f ,,rr- "?**? :,! ' '"'' "
mai time this restare would be overlooked,
I?ni Mus vs..man ha.I S motive in be* COl
I? tion. i heard a Mand ssk bar whyshs
a , i as? Ina the stamps, gbe rssllsd: Tve
gol o. gsl s prsssni for my busbsad, snd
olns to gsl H "*ith tii.-iii.' "
Krlend Doe? th? houss you're putting up
eomuly with th?? hulMin* regulation? '
New York Bulldei No; t.ut I suppoas
II ui.ik.. us tu .-...on u a workmsn :-'t?
killed. 1-lt?. _?
THOSE CHRISTMAS HINTS
The Lonely Man Thanks Hit Many
Advisers.
To the Tvliter of The MaSSM
su- i have to thank yew r* odors for
. tendered through your
mi.mies in n ply to my qusrj ? "Wl a? to
do ?i Christmas.' bul rssjrsl to Inforra
...u thai s*hlls many ara sseellenl In the
main, ru no sis exactly evitable
I would mention Hint I urn OH English?
man, absolutel] tslthout a *injr> acquaint?
ance i" that great city, ?"?'l ths hiss 1? mi
mind wl. i wrote you s*ss to obtsla
auggeetloni ? lo where one could spend
lb* nhiistmaa holidays among smtltns.
m -i, go would h* possible Is
m English Hydro, the spa? of t1?srnisny
,?? id? m in?. irts of SwItserlsnA
i ...,i by no moauM a i.ii<t?iinjc Croesus,
.mi a ? ping others, this i have ol?
done, even beyond what my means
allow, aa I have ses? tar toe much of th?
i asamj slds of life not to have th?? tauest
Iaympathy for tiraos arare iwfOrttmste than
? II
It mlghi perh ips lntcr??st .! r,f your
readers to learn thai ' have de<-id?i fall?
anything batter, to tait?? care of two
ebildrsn on Christmss Pay, and give thorn
a- good h Hm?? as t pOSStMy OSO, l"it ar?i
afraid the an ..r pleaslns children Is not
? nu fort.?
in i?.'ir to .lavs iosue ' Prsctlesl" iug
I gosts my taking some roung woman out to
?iinn<-r, hut unfortunstetj ' have not tho
pleasure of a womsn'a a**qusintsncc, other
wl i porhspa then would have been n?>
noeooslty for iny query.
i more thsn ippreciste ths Interest ami
by ? our msn ' < ^rr?.
lonts, which ?rr">.* to show Hie amount
of latent kind hosrtodaass In ths psopls of
big . mea DOUGLAS D. BLACK
... m v.-... ..-?i, street, Now fork, Dee.
. uni
QO TO LA.KFWOOr)
To ths Editor of Th? Tribuns
All th? fertile luggostlons Is rs
-ron?" to DouglSS Black's plaintive in?
quir? a to how aboli a Ion? bachelor spend
Christmas Day seem to revolve about tho
? of the bony gTrb?d Christ?
mas story, "Do good and rou will h*
I happy. Tt |a obviously comm?ridihl? to
? i boudai in a riot of altruism,
Bg out the lam?, ths halt, th? blind
and ail other sods] dlscsrds, to shower
! them with banefits I myself have sssayed
thai nwthsd Of achieving perp'.nal happl
an.I beyond a fatnf fttow from th?
excretes of consrious rirtus it did not
work i \v;is ii'.t happy at all, my ?onl
aomehoa refus? <1 t.. r> act,
If Mr Hlaek Ik a live yoiinp mar, In
tim?s when tout 1? rnond? Is merrvmaklntr,
? ivrs Hie society >.f eon?*?n1at yotm>
people Of his own kind. Why not try a
wook end at Lakowood or Atlantic City,
pitching his tent Si one <.f th? ?mailer
where a number of n\ro people aro
eortaln to pat her f<>r th? holidays, preparad
to a,.?.,. r.t the sgieeahlo newcomer at his
fa.? value? Or if leaving th? city be im
i raotlcable, why not communicate with the
Lonel) League, No. M Ki.st 2*?th
atreet, which has been organised, r under?
stand, for the man or woman who ,s not
acquainted in Now York b?it who wlshos
to he.
Pi raonall'. i ? innot ??> mpr?h?n?i why
anj prooontablo man In N?w York ahouM
i- lonely Ions. There are all sorts of pd
lltlcal toaguee, churreh soelotlea and other
izations which indirectly hi? wont to
pan the way for a delightful circle "f
da i ?NE vv ii. > KNOWS.
N?s fork. Dec as, ISll.
A RE ELECTION
Hard Times Predicted Unless Mr. Taft
Is Returned to the Presidency.
To t a Editoi "f The Tribune.
si, h ever a msn tried to be an hopeot
: nt. Willuni H. Taft did.
ir ever a man triad to givi the people i
"square deal," Willism H. Tatt <it.i
if ever a man was foariass In ths per?
formance of sworn duty, William h. Taft
was
No man ever IkIH the oflice of President
under more trying clirumo tances than
William II Taft
if ever s man waa ^ntitii-.l to ?. ro-eloc
tion under a meril system, William H.
Tafi la
The people have cried f..r a merit -\.si?>,n
\ ire Are |he People K?.lni; to he
? nkeri by m?*r? potitlctans Into a
>?.lrnm resus 'latlon of their own domaads '
^!r. Taft h.i- not pl??a>,??d every one. No
lOBl ?ver ha.-. Mr. Taft ha tiled to
.i '?? even one, a??.l for that , ?
boro" "ant his head, vvas ovar such
ahilly?shallylng? Was over sueh pettifog
W as ?\. r su, |. humbug? If ??..? want
an hontest Pre klont, Iri i be honeal our?
?
Ths only mistaks i can so? thai sir. Taft
ba m id? i thsl be haa tried t.. i \piain.
He ba forgotten ths old dictum: "Never
exp?ala; 'our enemies won't believe rou
snd r??ur friends don't a?k It." Mr. Tsft
believes that "ho orho ^?r^.'.s ih? p?opi?
t?. si Borvoa bis part] bast " Will his party
rebuke him for that? win th? people n
h .'?>' him f..i thai I Lot us hope not
to n pest iiseif, with |gM to fo
nd .. William McKinley to straighten
? i ' Does Isbor ??ant those condi?
tions, with mon hogging ISf work and
soup houses everywhere? Does tho menu?
rar v.-mt those conditions, **.ttti
simp? BhUl .I'.vwi all OVOV the laiel ' !>...<?
tin m. i ii.-.nt want I boss rondltlon . with
? M not only "I a-l." htit '?rotten ' ' I?.ie.
tbe tantOSr ????lit those > omlttmn?. ?a Ith
?,-' ?t al H ., ata a i iahst, corn at :,.j canta
a buahel, oata at sj coats a buahal, st< !
'J'>''!, th? i - .. a iirl or.l?r lo\ tnis' .'IHzen
? those .otwtitiuiif. with btttsrnsss,
' S rimoO' all .ipd US? Have we
".-11 I
Il i"' m the RopuMlcsn pans bol
moniouslj i?n..nilnat.?. loi the people OVOS
whelmlngtj ta-alect to tho Prostdoacy, as
bom ii ,i.-. sane, v\?n potasa, great atstss
i :. ..s h. ajaardn llarrlson was Will
Ism H T .n ?? H'HV\ i;i r/.i.i:
?'? uth < ?range, \. i , i>?,. it, |fll
VICARIOUS TIPPLINC,
> '"". Ih If . i
?Mstica ascb si at ta SriskSig
? "" - rs?* more than ?? dM
m "' COST* I,.-,-. BSd H. ?'.
?I "" ? ' '" 1.
' ??" - " '? ' ? ibas i?" -int.-. ., .
'?' '? kai'i Mag .i. asase oMIgtag Irtasd
ll SOWg H tor him.
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
! fresa Th? Ti I bum Bureas i
Washington, Dec. U, The I'resiiient. r.n
his return fn,m New \ ork this niorninK.
! siirn?.i tin? resolution deaounclai ths Bu -
' "den tr? at i
Tin \ i. ? la-i-:-i?ii nt , .iii.'.i sa the '
I deal to-day to discuss ths cas? ol ? boy of
rhsutauqus County, n. y . t.> whom ad
? n to the Ms ?ral A? sdemj
Mr. Taft telegraphed to Misa Grass Big?
low to-day: "i ?stend to you and paar
? father's family my deep ?ympathy la yeui
I pn -"i" ?orrow. John Blgeloe baa basa an
historie Rgure In bla slevsting Influence on
public affairs f??r ball ? century."
The Invitation presented bj Oroeveno
i i?;iv\'-. managing director of the ceagrese.
land lena loi a Tsylor, Lee one Fletcher ?mi
; Repressntatlvi Byrnes to attend ths fourth
I snnusl ronventlon of the Bouthem ''??u
I merclsl Congress, at Nashville, T ria.,
1 April ?i", wss sccepted by the Presl
iipnt. t.? whom st tb seme lisos ? hand?
somely bound ?volume oontalnlng all the
ipeechei del rered ai th? last session of ti"'
congresa in Atlanta was pi r--.?-nt. -i
v Christmas press?t of a pair of home
knitted socks, wbl th was deepl) ?
rlsted by the President, wss re? Ived lo
?la: from Mrs Kllsabeth Brown, of Wa?
brsnch, k; .
Among the White llouss csUers mror* th?
Secretan ol State, the Secretary of the
Navy, th? Secretory of War. Senators
Bacon, Overman, Smith, of Georgia
Johnson and Curtis, Representative? Kin*
ksid, Longwoi th, Blsyd? n. R
Coopei sad Hawlej snd es Represeatatlv?
Kennedy.
Ths Pre? Ms 1er Butt took a
I'tk \v.?ik this sfternoon.
tl. pros dent and ?' Taft sud l i
son ? hartes occupied ? bo* al ths New
National to -? i t KM Bklam i in "Kismet."
Ma |oi Butt accompsnl? d them
President Taft has sccepted th? be
presidency of the Modern Historio Record!
I ition
\ Rhode Islsnd lu ghing fort "
pound? irrlved si the Whit? lions? to-day
f,,,- m? Presiden I ? Chrlstmss dlnn? i
?i
THE CABINET.
? m Tb? 'i rlbun?! Bureau
. ,..,,?, t?.... \ ti ? Secreter?
? ? ? ?! 'n- Itstlons lo?
or theii Nes v ? ir breekfssi to th?
diplomatic corps. Ths eorps has grown to
such Ms? In the Isst few veers the! lest
? the Beerstarj snd Mr? Knoa were
lahi? to entertain rmlj the amha
! minister? and I: ? net a' and militai
j tseh?s, with the women of their families.
The breakfa t thi ? ir will Includ? sll ths
members of th< eorp? end the meml ? I
Ith" K?->r??iRn Retstloi si foreign Kt
fairs committees of the Benste snd H
snd win be, given In the building or ths
l'an American Union
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
[Proa Ph? Tribun? Bureau |
Washington, Dei ?U.?Thi Chines? Min?
ister has returned from a mission In btot
leo, to which country h? la also seen lit? I
msader Vaeallleff, Russisn attacha,
ban been sdrvanoed to thi? rank of captain,
this being on?? of th?- ronipliin*-n'i? con
forrad on th? Ba leint'? day at th*
celebration held nt th? Arlington. Captain
vaisiiieff, who la la New fork, v.m ratura
to-morrow
R Rab? B?y. ceUBSSUor of th? Turkish
Bmbessy, bag rejoined lbs ambssssdor
here sftor an sbssnoa In hi owa couatry
al ni'in'h-?
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
i Bureen 1
91 ishlngton, n??\ ZL Th? vie? Prssident
snd Mra Sherman went to Uttca to daj to
remain until after Christmas.
I' . Taft iras one of tli? forty -*ii?st?i
entertained si dinner to-night by Misa
Dorothy William**, ?lnnehtr-r of '"'olonel snd
Mrs John R. WiMlams. Manv others
part] ifter dinner, and there
lancing in a ballroom gay ?with Chi ?
mas decorations
Another dinner party for young people
was entertained to night by Dr. and Mra
Guy Whiting for their daughters Thdr
guests were Misa Eudora Cl ?ver, Misa Mar
I re? Draper, Misa Bist? Udrtcb, Misa
I Gladys Ingalls, M M ths ?Sowers,
, tenant and Mra Barnett, Baron Uardea*
1 hro?-k, German ?eoretar; . Mr ICaugraa,
' French thlt ' ' I( irton, Mr
I Clark, Mr. Caftanaoglu, ??hat-?? d'affaires
for Greece; Byron Long and Dr Davis,
Representative snd Mr? Steven B. Ayr??.
! of New York, lntrod'ir?"? their young
I daughter, Miss Jenel to society si
Is tes tins sfternoon Tn? Introductions
wer< mad? in ? drawing room lined with
(lowers, Miss v a frock of : sie
pink '-riii"- meteor bj d i arrlsd an srmful
,.' fiowen of th? asm? color. Mra. Rieh
??-.i Rathbun snd Mra. Lawrence Wash?
ington were In ' he t? .i room.
Dr. Prank Anderson i s \. ?utd Mrs
Anderson had Rear Admiral and Mr
Con? aa guests ;?t dinner to-night. Others
of th" party were Medical Director and
Mra Gardner- '" snd Mrs Bprstltng snd
Commander McCauley, sll of tb? navj
Mra Nicholas l/ongworth entertelned at
luncheon to-daj
Lieutenant Commander snd Mn Rescee
Carlyle Bulmer have come to Weshlngton
from the Naval Academy to ?pond the i
?reek ond with Mra Charlea P.-, the !
mother of Mrs, Bulmer.
Mra Richard H. Townssad aill enter* !
tain a dinner company on Jan nu*] is in .
cromplimeut to th? Russian Ambssssdor
sad Mme Bakhmetleff, Mr, and Mr.?. j
Peter Ooelet Gerry, the s?t>n*ln-lew sad
?laughter of Mra Tournsend, arrived to*
day for the Chrlsttnaa holidays, sad Mn '
Bdward EL Thomas, of New York, aill be
here the grst of the year as Mrs Town*
send'a gu?sst '
Miss Ruth Blisa ?ntertalned ? dlnn?
rorapany to-night in compltsaeat to Ml?
st. phaiii' Trescoi and Ueutonaul George
Ufad? Mat tin, of the marine eorps, Who I
will he married oa Bsturday,
Misa Kathleen Beresford, ol England,
who WS? the gUSS! Of ?"?>l"tiel and Mrs
Roheit M. Thompson for BOOM ?1?i>s, has.
I returned to Men fork she will >?n;n
join ? ol'.i?. i and Mrs Thompson >>i? Sat or.
ind a . ompsnj u em lo ftnnapetit ? .,
attend the Christraaa ball Tho sotire party
! Will I gUI StS Of I ..m,aa . i? i an.] Mia.
OlhbOl
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
lin M ??i a.*- IVusoa gave ?> dtnoot
donee isst night at : ? r a Esst
..hi? sir.-? t, for Mass Mildred Brei
debul ? Mi ? r. i M
!.. Rii T ? dinner guests aussbsred
?
later in the ev< ning i isaetag
.. rsrvse.
Amoi - ' were MIm E , -,
Miaa Edith Starr Mill. r. Mim Li
i lorotl ? a i arrofl, ,- :
throp, Misa Holes H
- Ml Katherii I
lotte ?'ram. VV
? 'ha? es I I '? .
\|. . I ... !?.r PySS, h*., St ? . , r f
Iwtck and Bui i Hollistsi
Miss Edit
. pu Its?
i. i noon to Wim . ? I "
letas at ' M r
er. No. 7 Es U*eet *a* *
quid s ' ildtng, os mr; t<? the i
? ..
,.....? , eremofl
? i
??
? ? r
dir..i \ a plsced, on ?hei. il?- bl is an-l
bridi |
?| u brid
brother, Ralph PuHttsor, a as it i I
white satin wll - trait
trimmed i Ith her mothoi ?
| ..in? ?
nu Venetian ates and ;
t ?a. ? Her ??? ? l "f a.
ent of diamond a, .. .
bei m"'"".', as
to I by her fat
of .? bouq
tonco Pulltai r t
... i..., mr and ont] ??" la She
. i m a bite smbrotdei ed
a id .at rtsd ?hit? ?tow? ?
>i,.,,r.- acted as i.i? brother's
There were no ushers imrin** I
Mr Rechlln played on ths big i
hail v ?. ? ptloti fi llowed, but
no additional guests Invited it. A
Mrs Pulltsei
brid? mother; Joseph PuHtser, !*
? ?? r Mi Ralph PuUtsar sn :
Bsrrtasjton Moore Mr Moors and r ?
will sail for Euops nn th? oivmpi" ?
., mbar S sad srfll i ne ss
the Plvlera, and later Will *??? to I
whers they mit |oln Mr, Moors's nrath?
vir- i barloa " Melton | heatn
party loot night for her debutant
; "i. moi Melton Bh? ^n-??-?;
?Th? Quaker Olrl ' snd sfl
In tbs ps ?? ?
N'ipa ? ?blsoli Mist J "i I 'nr ?>!? (
i Phyllis McVlckar, Misa M m B
Bars R Manloo, Miss .T?:!!a R?brin?.
Wlllism Sebleffslln, T - ? ltd ??
bldney Dillon Rlpray, Bdarard *?hir.p?n 1,
Clarence Mitchell tad Irvtng Kingsford
Ml s Ada Hoftstot g i l dt ??
Sherry's ia-t night fo her? Misa H>'?n
H .ffstr,', th? deb?tente dausht.-r Of Mr aril
Mrs. Frank N. HoffStOt There va- i.en?v-it
I . . ? ? ? nil g ano nipper
wss served at midnight ttaong th? .
?>"" Mr. and Mrs. Harr) Uki
Mr*. Qustsv F. Tc?ocbard, Mr. aad
lfnnt?r MstfStOBJ, Miss Katherin.
I Toleoit, MISS Mildred Holme? M M
i''iramal Carroll, Misa Vera L Van I
Mi=s vieva Fisher and Miss E .?-11 ?
Mr?. Wlllism K \ ... > ? ?
dance on January i? at her bosse, Is
avenue,
-*Tr?-. J. Plarpoat Morgan, h*., wtfl gn* a
small danos on January Id at her hon-?, m
Madison a\eni:e, for MISS ?ar.ih '?'? -? .
? butant?? daughter <?f Ml
Jnnius S. Msrgaa, Ol Princeton
Oliver lyeiK who la *o
atrios Flagg an January il m si
Church win give hi?, farewell ba
n? r "'i .' inuary II at 1 ?? 1.it?
Mrs JantSS I*. f). Lani?r will ? ? ?
<h? ne.? en January 2 sl bet
Best llth ?Jtre?t.
Mr?? H PSIrSeld Osbors will siv lana
? 1 rmrag st h?r 1. v . ..\?
tv?. f.?.- Mi.s Sorah Morgan
Mrs \lfr?d H fort?' mil gil ? ?
at Bharr*f**s this ?v-nlng for nt I -'?
daughter, Misa Doris Porter, end
Heritor! Johneton will have on? I
daughter, Mhw Noel J ?hm I
toother dance to?n?jhl will be thai
'?? Mr.- John Jay McKelvey el *h? Head
toter, t i Miss Mary aad Mis? r'on tasct
McKelt
'i ; -? : ?''dit /?>r ivill ail f<.1 I 1 *
In Januar: m??s ? onotaiu*. P
retui n lo t !olorsd< holida
? a-1?
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
Si a pot 1. Di.-. 21 Mrs Cornel 11 I'ss?
dei hit' ai 1 iv ..<i to-daj tu m :k
two of her estate, The Break rs
Paul A. Androsra had a atag inn ? N M
ins horns to-dav in honsi .>f the bin SV1
anniversary of his brothor, (Vsltei ; ?gf
dn ns
Mr. and m?.s Sidney J.
returned from Nos fork with a ,,,,':'
da> perty, Including Mr. and M
C. VsnderbtU. They will give a. disse?
? ' 1 sdon ' '?"n I os N< ? fsSJ '
Eva
Miss MsvTgarst P. Aadrsws a i Has
[?..rolle a Wans Will KO abroad sftSf ISS
? - ? a.
Mr. snd Mrs .inhan i.ihi.' sill spsss
? hilstmas bora
EMPEROR IN NO DANGER
Francis Joseph Has Cold Only
and Sleeps and Eats Well.
\ ii una. Dec. 21 Emperor PYencis Jo?
gaph is Buffering Onl) from ;? cold ;nn1
hoarseness. He sleeps well and ins an*
petRe Is ?aid to he fairly k.I
Notwithstanding reporta thai are being
. irculated alleging the Emperor*? ssrlous
iUneas, i' aras ass? rted to*daj In i moat
reliable quarter thai there s\.i< no i
POU for alai ni
This Is ?"iiiiri.i b) the feel thai
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the luHrpre?
sumptive, left Vienna with ins family
this sveailug la spend ?Chrlatinas at his
, .nitiii ' home ii"ar Prag ig
QUEEN HOSTESS AT DINISER
Wilhelnuna Entertains Opium Confer
MM DeleRatos at The Hague.
Ttw Hague, Dec .1 The International
??plum Conferee s t,..,i?\ sdo\.?, ? reaolu
i,,,n. presented b) the fcaterteaa delegatr .
providing thai the n?.?.?,-* sschange com
munlcetlona rullj si the asrilssl possible
'' "?"? ? *?*?" lo sdopttag further
?n?sei lires lo ? rtfores Um pro-, im,,,,., ,,, n,,.
oplam onventiea
tn? Prince II? m .??
aed it s dinner ai th? ,mU ,. thi
SVSabUJ to ths leading (lekgatex
NEW CHURCH FINANCE PLAN
Presbyterians Adopt Fresh
Scheme for Control of Moneys.
Phllaaulphla, Dae H A ne? .''?"' of
sdmlnletertng the ?aaaees <>f the it?rerai
Assembly of ths Preebytertsn ?
.ii-!..-i upon to lar a? the roeaanlta?? ?"
which th? subject oras i starred at ,,,?' has
mosttag af ?he Assssehty.
Ths ?ystoss, which a?eaas?s oUot?eoot
Dteenabsr N, provides for ihe aoleetM ?*
a tnixt company in this <*ttv so trsasur*.
n??? preparatloa ol .? budget o? espaag*
tot the eahee of th? Btatsd clei ?
eaaajgatttaas af ?ho Hauargd Assssably ?"
ioj- tin? aaaanaas af osaaselaetoi
Oeneral AaaagBMir.
BupsrvMaa of all tinsm-e* h>- the flitai*'
?oniniitteo of lb? saeeutlve ?-eanaslssleo "
; i-.'vbi?' l for. The plan l* In Mi ?
cord ?ith lha Idaas el the Re? \\i.ti?m "
Roberts, stated dark af th.? a**
who, for many fSSM ha* Wen ai-tin? *
treeaurer.
r., <Jay*a decisisa wa? the result ? f*\
eral meeting?? of Ihe committee, ?*"(
?? of ?he tie-. .lohn t ' a? :???'? NP*
sratoi ol th? Oenersl Assembly; the
William lliiam Pulkes, ??f Me* **[.
-its ; ths Rev. Wilham V Fulton, o? ' I
sdelphls Henry B Mo'ormi? k. of Hi
tnarg, and Judge i: K. nesrd. of X'**n""
Tenn.
The question of eombmlng the
?ustentattoa ?und ?nd the ******
Of relief, which ws? also ?*???? ^
eoaueiueg. v\Hl t-e con8ld?I?d ?
\jEHtUfn meeting