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iVfta ?lork ?Eribunr.
MONDAT, Midi M, l?II.
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Kara yerk ?orpoistien Ogilen v. !:?;? Vi
Han.lin. H-<*retar> . Jain"- M (?ti::
Ifull-ilng. No. IM Na.?a'.i Hr.-'. S< ? I rk.
Addiess,
aUMCWPTlOM RATK8. Bj Mall, r-.?iaK<? Paid, ouui.le of
Qrcater N?w Toi k
Dally at??! naaaSj. I bm.4 TM DaUy i i Btba.$?'! .00
l'ailv and Bunds?*, 0 moa. ?-?', Dally ont) I teat MM
Dally an? Sunday. 1 y**. ** ?'?" Bunds* oa 6 months.... l
Dally only. 1 ntaontta . .Mi Sunday oi.:>. 1 feel. 2
loi-i-rn ?i,?? riptlon? ro all toiinuifs In lh?f Uni?
l'.,c'al t niur,. Iri.'iiiitrir- jiosiaae.
DAILY AND BUNDAT: I CANADIAN r.Ai'i.s
DtM month . ?I .v.: DAILY ANU BUNDS
.... fees . ?t. 40 ?in?; month .
SUNDAY ONLY: < a? yam .
-x month? . **? B7| DAILY ONLY:
'ne ymr . ?3.14 Or.e mnnlh .
ItAlLY ONLY: On? -ear .
in- month. 1.0g SUNDAY ONLY;
vne ?ear. 12.20 On? month .
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4 M '
BTatalSd at the pop-e-fie- ft- New York s? Sf-rond Clas? ??lall
.Matter.
Detectives Who Do Not Detect and
the Records They Keep.
' In only six .ases of li"ini. 'de OUI O? 830 reported
?in the bureau for tin* year 1912 were twnvlctlons
made where tiu* detectives had to ?I.? rani -letectlre
work in l?scovernii; win? the iiiur.l?*r?*r was some
'lime after tiir commlaalon of i in* ?rim??." rims tin.
Crantai investieatiii;.- committee reports upon the
work ?if Hi?* pnliie iieifi'ti?es. in all other cases
where convictions I'm- homicide weiv '?hl:iiin*.l the
arres! was eith??r made on the spot or ill.? guilty
pianjopfl wer.* known at the outset and ?vete ar?
I'sit'il within iwo days. \:1,i s,i iti.-tti?lient ivas lln*
work of th?* <;iys detectives that di8t'harg-*s for
lack of evidence followed forty-one enees of Imme
d?ate arrest.
AltJaough th?' l?ele-uves Bolved onlj six "mys
tartes,'' the] had plenty i" ?York upon. The Curran
L'omndttee reporta thai out of sixty four homicides
l*i wsdeh "no results" won* reported there ?were
r>niy ten in which there was a:,y ?vidence of srork
?lone after sixty ?lays, and in these t ? ? i a the work
?ras merely perl'iinnon
rims perishes \\?,. iUvmuod "f the '.relentless pui
siit" of criminals by ill?' police, Or rather it should
perish, but we don't suppose it will. ;'. r ih?' detective
bureau pmiiis from the glamour which dime novel*
have sh?'d over ii)?- name, The rM*cBsional brilliant
BMCeSMMfM of private dot.?.-lives help p. keep up il"'
reputation ?tf un? profession, Ami able press agent
*?,ork makes the most ..f Un* Infrequent BU?*cei?8??8
of those at Police Headquarters. Probably nothing
will deatiuy the general faith in detectlvea, The
-y has waP-hed their bungling i.i" !"ii-' with un
.,.,,o-n enh?leme lo h?- impressed for in.?r.? than
a day by the evidence thai m on.y **i\ pou,
? ases tn a year was any really Buccesaful drtective
work .lone. Next week a circumstantial story .?f a
"relentleaa pursuit to the ends of the earth" win )><*
!*iv?n cut a! Poli?*e ileadijiia; lei's ami a*e shall all
believe that every man up there Is a Sherlock
Holmes
?. i- easy with ih.* dime uovel magic about ihclr
name and with the records oi failure in their own
bands for ihe men al Headquarters t" make six
-is s..i?tn like sixty and !.. turn a hundred
failures on the books ... half that Dumber. The
Curran committee found that there were forty-live
llOmlCide ''ases ell the records of the ? orolHT?' ami
District Attorney's <>tti.f which i'olice Head
quarter! bad no records, Ami i' ?- eaaler *-t??! '"
minimize burglaries ami other leaser offencra than
homicides. 80 in crimes affecting property th'1
have carried th'- practice of making a b?t*tter
showing for ih.? department mi the records than
is warrant further than in homicide? The
forran committee Amis that many complaints ol
?(fences lees than homicides are . r.rded, that
m r-omparing the value of property recovered with
the value of property reported as ?,,st .. large uuni
!,er of reported losses are Ignored ami that report*!
are aa prepared a- !.. Indicate police suceeai in 68
per cent of ihe casea, whereas the actual Bucvess
js- ,n the netigbtwrlaood of 28 per cent
We wonder if graft eludes the rlgilance of th'*
foire as readily a? does < lime!
vYhere to Save and Where to Spend on
the Navy.
C?ptala n-?od is Indisputably right in al ?east on.'
of his major eoiiteiilions -*on<*ernlng th?* navy from
nil points of view. That is In bis 'lem?n?! that, s,,
far as it ?joes, ih.? establishment shall I.?? raised to
and kept at the blghesl possible standard of efl
coney. Hint therefore "f true economy The advo
? ales of a strong mm do n.,t want (he list 1,, be
cluttered with us.-les- bulks OT money to be spent
oil useless yams ?? |,j, ), might go tot effective ships
ihe adv?cales of a small ami Insxpeiislve navy do
1,of want money to be squandered on the upkeep ,,f
obsolete vessels ami unnecessary yards.
We have more navy yards than Great Britain has.
despite Ihe numerical Inferiority of our navy. Il
is true that we also have a much loi _*??!? coast line:
but ihen we are als.? much further removed from
t n<- base of op??raiioiis of a possible antagonist Cei
tainly it is worthy of catrefol conslderatlota, as Mr
Meyer. .Mr. \?-wberry and other ofllclalfl long ego
Mip?ested. whether some consolidation of yards can
not be made which will result in better service for
less money. As for the desirability ,,f sending obso
let?? vessels to the BCI*8pyard. it |s not subject t,, (|i>
pure.
it was some t i m, - ago pointed out In these col
iimiiK that Ihe United Slates ara8 spending a much
MiiaihT proportion of Hi naval biidgd on new eon
siniction than other nations. If needless expend?
lures OM unnecessary yarda atxl ?\uiihles- -hips ,an
be transferred to really effective purposes eye shall
?aase a (tetter navy without increase .,f cost
Whipping the Devil Around the Stump.
Washim-ton illspal'-lies say ihai I' , ? ui.,,t W ?Nun
has si??iiified hi- wiiiiii('ness p. Blgn a sundry civil
appropriation a. t containing a rider amending the
a.iti-titi.st law for the benefit "f labor organixstlouH
ami iis?--ociatioiis ..t' fanners. Some time ago it was
reported that In* was oppos,.,) p, riden of BO]
kind oti appfop! iat'.on nMOSUrea and would follow
rrehident 'i'afts example ..f vetoing the sundry civil
act if l'oiii*i?'.ss should relus?, t.. ??rani am monej
for use In ptoaecutlng tw.. -pe. ?pod chisv,.s ,,f p,,^
sible itffenders njrainsi the Sheiinan law.
If .Mr. Wilson has . h,iii'_-.?| his miml the countr)
will re-;r?'t it. lie may agree with (Oons-t-esfl thai
it is ileslrable to make shiep out of some rlolgton
of the fintl-ti'ust law and gOMtfl out of others, al
thouKh it h hard t" iea why. ?r the principie "?
the law Is ffiri'ect. 0JM offence against it is m,| as
repr?*neiisii.!e us another, ??t all events, Il dla 1
?rimiiiation is to be exercised, the proper .ours., p,
take is lo amend the law. Il is a , heap subterfuge
lo let th<* all-inelusive prohibition stand and Ihen
eMgnend r?r??nsciitioiis in two speciaj cia>s,.s of raaei
bv reftismj? to pav ihe costa. Iloreover. the stains
m un? courts of IhIm'v and farm? comblMtiong a*W
become lamentably conftiaed. They may i.p made
hnmnne from dlrod i;.?\*?innM-nt.-ii attack, bul ihey
will stii! i?.- subject to gulti for damagng broogbl
by individual- or corporntJoB?' s"' >> s"its "re ??"?
only .?g which bare era given Um labor unions
touch trouble, and If Congress wantg to do for them
the special and Ineseuonble faTor.wbidi 11 pretend?
to w?.to it oagbl rrankly to annul the antl
trust law *.?? fat ?is tuej are concerned.
The Wilson administration Liaa begun wiUi Mg?
alma, n cannot afford to yield bo qukfkly to the
shifty perauaalona of Democratic letdera In ?Con
grooa :iii?i Join with them In whipping ?the an?
trusl dei II around the stumi
Still Work for a Tariff Board.
The Republican members of the House >?f Repre
?.??iiiiiii??-s ai?- doing ?m important ?service in k?'*i?
lug gute the Id? of Mientlflc UiHff rerlaion, coo
ducted ??n the adrice of an expert non parthranj
board. That I* Ihe Bort of revision which ?!?>?> th?1
maximum of good and the minimum of barm, ii
keeps the tariff a? far ;?*? possible oat ?>f party i???ii
tica .uni brings about gradual changes which benefit
the great majorlt) without banhly mcrlflcing i1"'
Intereota of ratioui Bina II mlnoritl?ta,
The ix'iiunTan?' party baa preferred i<? reduce
duties In Ihe <?nl way. chiefly because ii want?'?! them
redticed quickly. H Im? declined ggntnst scientific
mu? 11? favor of partisan end rough and tumble re
vivi.,ii It i?, doing onl.v what I -aid il WOUM dO,
and the eouutrj cannot logically complala since ll
is oulj getting what It bargained for when It pul
?power back lu the Dei.Tacy's banda. Neverthe?
less. Hi.- experience* of Ibe r?vision of 1913 will
probabij strengthen the id? that purely |i?ii?tl?'?il
tariff making it n mistake. However faithfully the
Democratic part] maj carrj out Its promises, II will
necessartlj commit man) errors and do many in
justices. Sti.'h things go along with anj revision
made on i strictly ?partisan basis.
Tariff? m?' abort ii\?'?i. and wh??n the time com?8i
to revise the scbeduleg non being made ii will be
of great advantage all ground to liare Ihe gsolstance
.?f a permanent expert non partisan tariff board.
The Republicans are wise In sticking to that rock
bottom principle. They will find II more popula i
about Washington after the new tariff goes Into ?f
fed than it a| parent ly la now.
Handsome Is No Matter What It Docs
Pain snd anguish peppered bj ronsumlng wrath
stir m our hearl over Ibis cowardly attack upon
the prettj school teacher. Borne riper bj the name
of Willianis, a superintendent of scboolf bat brought
tins disgrace upon the Biete of Indiana, Kindlj re
strain your hisses, it' ?possible, while be speaks:
"Don't hire teachers who sre extremely prettj or
"who gre extremelj boinely. R?eal pretty girls .???
"tract t?"? much stteulon, and no do nglj teachers
"A teacher's gpitearance should be auch a- noi to
"draw attention to ber
Btupiditj ami impudence there go band In band
Of course, i: is not prettlness that the man mean*
i hm charm. Mere prettj features never took toe at
I tent ion of anj child, male or female, old or voung
Bui charm that lnd?pscrlbabie something the s??
lug grace of i dull world ' ?es- we should naj I did
draw gttentloll.
But what of that? Il? i?- is the thing thai
the wo Id go round, that baa made more grimy boys
wash their fact's .m?l ?jet headache? over their - u i n
and made more ?grown men s?-i their sums, too
Iban nil the medals and glory and tombstones in tbe
world And hhnll we throw it out "f tl??- a-Indus ?
No, bj the mil lex of g thousand charmera no!
w.- have beard of inexperieuced young wir*** who
lirotestetl sgaliisi cborinlug stenographers, sud who
brought borne waitresses -?? unattraclire sa
*-iiiut?' a reflection ujion ibe husband'* tuura - But
n?? expert or clever woman, bomel* or olh?
?????r made Buch t blunder. I.??\?? thrives upon rom
petition, and the essential thing being not beauty
Ian charm, b wife ?-f i?ild?' and sense la always glad
?" nave around r ? ? * - bouse what maj be lei nod
i?a*-i- for ?.inarison Bun Ij '
\?i. only ? *~iiii?i<l man could bavi.iceived such
a bopeiese UJea. And bis puulsbmenl should ?'?in?
*-wifi and sure. i?-i him be married oui ???' band to
, th?- least cbarmiug woman In Indiana!
\ Public-Spirited Investment.
The City <'ini?'- < onfldem??? in the succeai ot Its
experiment with grand open at popular prl ??
ought to find an echo in public sentiment ?n
Impresario's biggesl asaet i- nsuallj i hopefulness
1 whirh no 'i*-i"ii <?f sdverse balance si.t- can i bill
LVew i'ork baa bad Innumerable experiences with
operatic promoters whose Imaginations bave I.n
far more superheated and comprehensive than those
??i tbe composers and librettists whose works tbej
put ??n But where tbeae pioneers In tbe nri which
bankrupts bave builded on personal optimism nnd
an Incurable Inability to distinguish a deficit from a
surplus, tbe dtj Club is planting Its public-spirited
*-iii ? -1 pi se on solid ground
n does n?'t have t?? cr?ai.it of hand sn opera
bouse, a company ??( singers, ? costly scenic equip
ment and sn appreciative pubiii \>w *? ??rd baa
now become one of tbe greal musical centres of tbe
world. Grand opera is not gn exotic, an far gs tbe
?popularity ol the demand for It Is con? erned
With ??m enormous i-osniopolitan ?population there
is now g local appreciation of music <>f ih?- hlgh<*si
class whirh runs down through nil division* of -???
ciety.' The ti?-i?i i*? here to work In and II will prob
nblj <iii!\ lake energy, faitb nuil competent iMisiues*
management t.? demonstrate ihe practlcabilitj ol
opera at a coal which will put n witbln the reach
of tbe music i * ? ?* i 11 ti <?f moderate meana
Both as ?m educational agencj and as ,i business
Investment for tbe city at large |.i popular priced
open will i??- well worth tbe money pul into it by
Iti liberal minded ?guarantors That is only one ol
many way? in wbicb New Ifork should prepare i?<
lire up to It* status as one ??r the itowerful and
manj -aided capitals of tbe a ??ri<i
!
I he Much Abused Vacant Lot.
Oue recipe for writing g perfectly ???????i Wall
Whitman poem is to catalogue the articles discern?
tile upon almost any Sen ?ort Meant int. Uoats,
brickbats, mettresoeo, tin cans, barrels ind potato
peelings, excelsior, beer bottles and beat seiliug
1.ka, ?breakfast f?n??is ami other mlscelbu.ig
conglomerations <>f ralles giren g balf-doien Iota,
there ?s almoei nothing yon cannot lay your linger
.r sniff In the wind
tan tin-si' flltbj spots be cleaned up? That i*- one
of the mtereotlng questions raioed by ih?' proapec?
?five spring cleaning soon to b?egln. Mayor Uaynors
i-?ii?i calls ni???n ??' ownen to eoltoct Ihe refus.
recant i<?i->. among other tasks, preparatory in us
being carted away. Thla Is rather haul on such
owners, no ?doubt? and the |oh lmpoo?Bd upon tin
Street fjleanlng D?partage?! ?Mean almost super
human. Bul if il cag be don.*, trastl i MeaMtog fot
the ?-itv!
Sini|ile liedle.! seems t.. LM the ? :i n -- ?* "?" ll1*'
present chaos. With OUT ? onlidenl Aiuoi'han opt!
miara we view vacant Iota n"t as bleeaed plota ol
earth t" be ?-imi-isiio?! and beautified and utilised
?Tha?e they remain empty, bul u so many tower?
ing apartment hoti-ms ami skyscrapers, as good M
already built. So toss your broken down fiirnilure
and your robbleh and garbage on them, or put your
-?creaming signs on then anything nrlll <i" fot Ihe
few minut?e thai they are to remain i??t-'
Whal might be made of ili.sc spots is rogfe-ated
by th,? on?? dean and a-reeable corner where lia?
small boys play "011.' ..|.l nit" when they are n-.t
'based away. Given a tOMMtO can for tifst base
and a bri.kb.it for home plate ii" Polo ? ?rounds .an
.??eld more driiuiali-- climaxes or BlOfi pleasure Of
better spori.
\\e hope um meant lots .an i"' denned up and
utilized. It" they .an be. the tOWU will be Imnltliior
and prattlef and a bettet pince for every .me to
live in especially for lhat most iniportatil -lass of
. iii/cns. small boya.
The attempt in Madrid yestcrda- mi the 111'' "f
Alfonao illustrai s ..n, e more the perilOUfl l hara- ter
of Um nade of kin?,-. Happti*. the young monarch's
COOlneea rarrled hhn through unscathed. Assassins
or B/OUld-be assassins of royalt) ?arel- have per
oioil !_-i |. \am-es. ?itherwlse n \\oiild I"* lianl to a. -
count for a desire on air. one's part to kill Alfonso.
who has In .n an exceptionally kindly and gentle
king
An avocation has bean discovered m.ixtra?
haaardoUS than ihe baseball umpire's. It la that of
referee in the nee scientlflcall' conducted physical
pei f.*. tion Lai.4 rontest
s.?,.! \'i... President ?sarahall In 1.:? speech Hatur?
nay night t" th.- National D?mocratie (Hub: "The
"backwnrd-looklng ami lnwa>i*d-a4M>king men ma; be
'able temporaril* to check the onward movement "f
ih?* forsra*rd-looklng men.'' is this sdmlnl ?ration
going i.? put th?is-e tine ?.id tiriside a.ij..ii4es, ''pro?
gressive,*' "letlOgieSBll a" end r?a. tioiiarv,' 00! ,.f
lui? iness?
AS I WAS SAYING
Read here lb? tale of the Adelphoma houa Puaay
< ?at A certain I h mau pad foui Bons, and mad?
'h? m equal heirs to his mansion including th? cal
,\'"4\ 4- ir n the old man ??1. d th? brethren owned
the cal Jointl each holding .< quarter of her in tea
simple; and u came i?. p.?s- that on- ds the pa ?
ronnected with William's q artei *.4.is sorel stepped
? ?ii He being a man "f compassion, iwaddled that
p.i-A ir ; 1 nloth; whereupon the cat repaired
to th,- ..- ai.,1 the greased 1 loth bui
Then did tii-- <.'<t run through sll the h? .-??
wlii.h w.,- s....n sel "ti lire ami destro ? d Itterly.
..?h th.. nth?! brethren brought sun sgslnst
im holding blm guilt) ?,f the ruin wrought by
? rt?*T of 'he . .,:. and it.. anvvhilr \\ II ram led
? ging that if tb? ere had held
1 ?-till t : ? .: ? ,1 on the hi ?!'?'?? and 'he
-? ? ; ? 1 ?:? 1 ? ??:, \.\ f.,, brethren
;: father !,? fore the I ??',!! tS ? OU id Ob
...li ? : .
Rather than wade In 1 ?n ? tales
I ? '?!??? 1. Bag
.
\ psstoi at people ilk? ? - ? 1."'.
? ? i.- >?. ..n hunt through 1 "??ir
bul banged it thsj ere going t>> tolerate th?*
Wlli 1 lowers ..f .n.*4\ fork' ' Thl? is
. ? ?
11. . ? ? ? i ' ?:?
an Irl 1 ned to
Il vue ; 1 h?H e is a et ter I om Mr
' 1 ?? . 44 .. Bud n. ?:? ar air, !,,., |
? 1 ? ?.;?:.? I . -'? n
Whst 1 an Irisl mai,
? 1, ,\ n.- . ? ?! . limit.
1 his, n"1 arani of ".-i , ma
unk- - in?:, temp? ? rhls not m.
?.1 ? rtli ids u... ? ? - 1 Iah bei oisni The bull,
lf-bi.. k and th? n ponas I
efore I ,. 1 ? ? hmaa ?, ? en 1 Im? !"
,'.', ? 1 . ...| la - - ? . ? Bfi r.
v.h.H is Id.- ?
<'.'.i \n imi ?? -Bioni ?! d? ? '-'? '-n to honot ., ?
, 1. \ 1. m. Mnstaoa i" Bvsrything per?
mlsfort ippressed ami.
iher? '"!?. sgln lbs ??" ? 1 nmenl " ??">' \
apirltuallt: He 1 as ; I
llglon It la n? Irish 1 it a-ins; il 1 ha
fia mini in-ti soul,
s?, then ? m ? ; ? 1 ? r .-in., n li .. 1, it ' -n
1 ? - ??? ?? . ? if? aslona 1 ? i Im in ? I are
gning theli ?"i. foi \? omen but *? >?
Pui ., ? ??? telling
? * .
-1 ,,i ? s,r a 11 h .1 1 ? .nan Doyle ha ua( 1 1 i.
m., poa ? .? tunnel undei ih? English L'bsn
mi. Whereas the p?ciaslblllt) "i .? : innel inder ib?
-n t'hsnnel ?s Umtv4ii lo ha 1 died ?? violent
death murdered m us bed eara?ago bj British
moralists The militai objection a/as not srhat
.1 .1 Ho, brethren, it ass Albion's terror lest
hei roungsters might svsil themselves ?u the shorl
- .' to I'.iiis Hone ' 1' w m - .n,,1 th? Parlsisns,
i,., ing ''M London ar.. not through laughing yol
.4ll III' - l>- Il S h"44 It I? ill oil'
Bpeaklhg ot the Tttsnl?
our . o|i4 \44 fl|||\ p!.I?
\4 I II.-r !.. dSSh "It ?> III' It
and get 1' ;nt" th.- Allan!
it contsina sis pages m
\\ .? are probabl. no- ..ni
in? lai m '.? spapei ai I lele
\i Clifton Johnson, ?h., edited the Art?mua "
f.:..,? i,, .n ,.,11 last, Is ?. vei remarkable man.
VVhll? !'" Ing m a Korthsmpton 1.h shop one
? 11.. 1 nil:- he ?a?? s delightful old lad) examining a
olume h" had not onlj written but Illustrated and
h< 1 appreciation nrss so transparent lhat he letded
t.. a human enough impulse ami remarked: "The
1 ici m. - are aa! ural aren't 1 hs? ' '
V.s, WOnderfull) natura!.' .?aid she "and p |fl
most astonishing. The Mr. Jobnaon 44 ho made them
is totall) blind "
"But,, madam." Johnson protested mildly, "boa
...,ii,i be make tie pictures ii he ??as blind?"
Quite unperturbed, the old Indy answered He 1
a 4erj 1 emaikable man u 1, h.
WILSON?THAT'S ALL.
I On! 1 i ' ?A a. Ills' I>>ii BtS I
Liki n? squirrela m the psrk around ths Cspitol,
totne of ths stst -anea are timid al the approach ol
?transen But in the coursa of lima lbs squirrels gel
10 the) the) ?Mil sal oui <>f a human betng*a hand.
________
Tr-?ATS THE PROPER PLACE.
Prom Phi ('lula,Islpfeda Preai
l.oiisiaia. Should pr?s.-tit It? prOtCBt BgSinSt Ihe I tenio
eratlc trastmaat ?if avgar duties at the polls, That 1
?vheie ii w-tuM have mure ->rT?<t
SADLY DISILLUSIONED.
I loin I I,.- I'hdaflelphlH ltn|Ulre|
Ma?' vnothei foiul hopt S'""r B-gUmSMring ?V'hei
. had alssarfaed the Mea thai the suaTragette hat?
which gft lo he aretn In tin paia-le on M a? | ayejeg p,
1 1 '.'it 1? cants, w? gem ksara thai Ihe totti ?igbi
does n.il i-,, lude the trlicniuiKs. Kvrt \hndv know- that
ih?. trimmings ahva?. .-.?t tuet*, than ?ii\ tliinr, ejay
? >' n m ?? BbSISi .-how
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN AnP^ &c,or
JAPAN S FUTURE IN ASIA
A Japanese Thinks That the Enipir
Must Expand in That Direction.
To th?> Editor ?n The Tribune.
Blr: a few days ago there appeared I
your ?'dit??ri;ii page an article entitle
"Two Navies" and in that you say: "it '
true that Japan alao.haa slackened th
work <?f naval c-onstrueUon. That. i'ovv
ever, la only by way <>f preporattoa to
reaumptlon of it on a wai?- srhkdi mo!
atartla the world." Aa thssc "-marks sr
ni;??io iiv Buefa an enlightened an?i respe? I
able Journal. ? beg t?> present my riewi
as mine differ s?? much from youi,!
Bren if aomc ??f the shortsighted Japan
ese statesmen burbot an ambition f,,; ter
ritorlal expansion, it hi on the Asiati
malnlsnd. not In th<* iVeatern Hemlspher?
because the) are full] aware of the f;?<
that territories far saaj from bsee are i
aource of weakness to the nation ths
possesses them \- history will attest, I
Japan Bhould crosa arma again with sni
powei f a 111 n? '-n Japan Bes -
i ,,ni one of ti?- advocate i who insis
that .hipan ibould, through general edu
?ati??n. keep the In? reose ?>f her popula
Hoa adthln Ihe Bustslnlng powei "i bet
resoni ? J. KI8H1
New \"''n ?'n- . April 13
THE COST OF HIGH LIVING
An English Visitor Makes Some Com
ments on an American Fault.
To tii?- Editor o 1 ?? I bun?
s i i ha ' ? ? sd adtl mu< h ?nteres!
?/oui editorial In Frtd u ? of Thi
i ? . on i he ' osl ol High Living
After spending hfl. mouths In Nan
Fork, during which Urns I have faith?
fully triad t" read the suns of tbe tlmei
:.-i reflected m me from t a llv? - and ac?
lions ?>r i?s cttlsens, If i were ?? iked t?
point a ? Haa la American nstlonsJ
,i?" i .n ,m st "?. I""? ol
I erica's w? skesl spot wontoi
extravagan ?? " i *?? ? It ererj ? be ?
opera. In theatres, In hotel llf? la re*
tauranta etc II la refl? ited In the lives
ee on th?
? ? ?
tVhai Is tl v the
tli.-tn t.? abhoi e? onom; .: ? ? i Iorm
11?, . u if i heart!)) indorse e*. M ?? word
..! -.in.? . tutorial "We Am lea
rsce "f ?-.i-? apendei - ind no I | ? ?
advancing prlcea and Ini reasing coat
ia tu the
in ;;,? hop? thai n ex perlene? may b?
of aome ise to soi.f the roung readers
of Tl rribuni ture to send II
Kin. en mont ? led In New Fot ??
from London I i months In
timt .it? ? .Ing, frlenda told me
all ? .
Il? attention s
rn t.. rii.- : ring. How
? '.?
ah b) the
:
? I
lha snd 1 in
. ? , ? ? ? In N'i V'-rk :
1
.
is I . ?
i know fr n.
..t living In anta
, N a
? .
i I follow?
ex
, | ?
. . .ill it In
?I
l mad? rif'\ -
?
-
i '
i
? . ?
: ? i
onflned
i ??-. thi
Initie* o
N - I sr 111
I km.-' -.rn,
I food wo luf
Intent t.? meet the d'mauds of the tips
i might base basa ?aiud on to pay.
American exlra vagan.??? may explain
Ih.. fact that, whereas, in th?* State ol
New Volk ei? or' every hundred that die
only fifteen leave an ?state, in Prance,
on the <oiitrary. the number who have an
estate is IH'1' These figures are >i?*i,ili
cant. I will conclude my letter in the
final words of your editorial, which every
young person should read: "Th" unpbas
ant truth r.mains Mot of us cannot
?-?tir out of the house on a pleasure "SUM
without tossing our monev amun.l lik.
drunken asllora, Americans may rank
among the keenest moneymakers of ihe
world, bul they are unions; the most
foolish spenders thst ever went forth t"
frolic."
This i th? Solid belief I shall take la?k
to England sdth me. A Vs*WtOt\
Mea v.ck city. April It, Itlt
-
THAT El SEXUAL LEGISLATURE
i
The House. Senate and Supreme Court
Should Be Half and Half, It Is Urged.
To the Bditor of The Tribune.
Mr: in a recent letter m jour columns
i Buggsstsd that there he a genets of
women. Wbx a tien, i bava asaad several
leading suffrage arom? n 44hai rh.-v
thought shout ; T;.- consensus of
opinion 44.is thai it Would he bettet '?.
i,, , Congress divided aquall) m both
hoiisr?i between men and women
At the nest election there are to be
thlrt)r-tW0 Senaiots voted fOT, ?l.i'li
44.,:. i,i pui sixteen ?4-m. n in th?. gen at?
i. l'.i:,. if the rule could be eetaMlshed
meantim? that tat have on? nun
and "ii-. woman in thl Senate
a similar rule for the lions,., requiring i
as- man-, aromen as men. would make
Congress absolutel! m?**' Lb its make .p.
The Buprem? Court siso alMUld be equally
divided bstwsen tb? sex,? if wh are to
have B Btl Is? tnrallv fair gov. -ruin? m .
when the suffia?;.- f.n aromsn has been
obtained Is sil ths atatas toi la thirty
six of ih.-in by national amendment,
v. huh amounts to th- same thing?. It
s.-.-nrs to nie thai thl . BaaSSlM
towsrd ths abovs p
OEORGB W WEBSTER
w ashington, D C . April n. ||
HENS AND WOMEN
A Suffrage Play Is Cited Upon the
I Status of Both. j
To the I :?!: tor of The Tilb.ne I
gii h. oui columna tin? morning Mis?
M .....: :? I '.,: man sa:, .<. "Your real SOI I
l?g 44,unan does not wan' the i. ?
.in-, the alml?*aa ?aroman, who p:a\.? at
nrork ta wsnts It'
ii,. to quote a ihort suffi
p.,'. in repl as 1 l?os i
lira l '? . r.!. Thi a no
? v... mm
them ma and
tl.lLi
.\iu.i Hattei A mi ? pretext to ascspa
then- ? duUea What'a tb? time
??..?in" i agit.- with the farmei s'ho
asked to i,,.;. ,,n in. .!??.ter I ? a lea
II noadd Base the n.-i.s ao ?nah tro
.-.v.. said the farmer, abat - ?? hen's
tune irorth anyhow? That what I]
IS about the women. I ^?t th.in go on
tolling and moiling g? r ibblng i
-. ths K "<i old fs i loned ?????'.
? Mr?. O-rundy (spprovtng I
grest-grandmothers did befori th
lira l'ai 11 r.K t ? >n -We u ,?nt no
m . - < ?i und) Wt i ? ? d n.t<
? gt iv? ? ' the
? - ?
? i O rum] Vlth tb? In
POD? 44. s.,- What. -4.
la the k ?..
.\| ? ?-) ., f | ,,,,, g ,?,,.,.
n,-Lt it la a . on- ted a .. mis ->i
bovi m. nta ?* ?
movements S44 aej - r 11 louai) 1
Mad Hstt? Thera ?? ... bard,
man like
ms si : of a female on .? pu
? in. sin., km?*' Real womsa are -lo
dem .1 >- and u-t: sal la
lura thai
lira Qi und w. d rathei <iie than
?
? ? ? both i.i.i . ?
..s de th ? s and ed us with
-
Mad n ittei Thei bad t., do it
0 n| ? ?? I them t.. ?1
Th?? antis ara obliged to talk -???
Urne in or?lcr t?. keep the ?-tli??rs e-ui?
?Mis Grund) ?Mrs. ?. anil Mr- p
i>o?\ an?i smile, cross rlghi to Mai? ??..'
tei I The antl-auffraglsts are Ilka Thom?
?Corlyto- WS preach thr virtue* of j||,?nc.
in fort) voisines.
"lira. PorUngtow?We ?i?. not wl|tl
appear in public. I sppiik for all p-tya
bouaekaepruv when i saj that **e"**aanj
rather remain la the home.
"Ma?i Hatter?The anU-suffragist n.v?.
leaves her ?home. *?*;?<> nevei j-op?, ,0 ..
theatre, or the <>i"-th. or <x>neerta
lectures, <>r bridge whlai pai-Ucs, <-?,
t?-ap. it'it bargain counti ? , dq*
*????
gi.oils sale-. She remains m the hom?
herm?tlcall) ?sealed there ?k- ,. fly "
smtx
"Auctioned Then all the h? in?i.?.?is am
inda ?'f women whom w< me-gn
the theatres, tin- opera, the -n'iiartnid,
atoree, the railroad stations, tin? *tr*?-a
snd the churches are th? all aiig-j.
glsta?
"Mad Matt???:? Even on? ??f them.
"Au.tioneer? How th?- ?a'is?- la ?-r^f.,
inK: (L<ooklng Into Mod Hatter'a eyeii:
limit Mm think that all nations ?m
Boon granl their women the irsnehlggf?
Antt-auffrags la Indeed a i,ke. tj^
Uqoor Interesta back <?f it r rivent its
holding v\at?r as an arguim ni ?-ven tor
a mlnut?*. CALIFORNIA!,
Waautagtoa, t? <'.. April u, :?.
HOW TO HARNESS THE RIVERA
To the Editor Of Th** Tril
sn. Tins aaoociatlon is advocating gg
paaaogs by ? ongreaa of the NearTas??
rivai regulation bllL This HI ia tbt
resull of lOOg an?! ?'areful *t ,..-. it prc,
vides for lbs creation of th? non-po'ttica.
machiner) neceasary to enable the put.
animant t?? harness the river*. ?Just aal
du*?; the l*anama ?'anal, free from mta?
fereoee by railroads which da not waat
Wat? t tod Into the streams to float, r-*-*?
on during th?? <irp Bcaooa, sod free trog
Interference by the power Bite .'t.
tor- srho ?h? n?it want the v. ;r ? r?haj|
-.1 sod tl-e presence of r?-aenr?a?|
sites mode known
The Neirianda hill ii an hone?t Ml
through and through, it will ftar.1 op
BSty and of t,me. Please ****?;
?our Congreasmaa for a copy. ?.t?i<ljri*,
?-.?ti-f.- >"ii lelf it I? prop? lea "15
*ii?i help ia aolvi the problem or th? rn?
? - WALTER PARKER,
?ecretar] Mstlftnsl ?ffgrlnmat ,
li??n
S'ew O eai April
THE TALK OF THE DAY.
? it n - ? the i?*a?t of it, a :?n
don letter remar) I I ? I ? Hak?
ward thai the electric nghl wen) ?at th?
? ?
s' re id ??
guests, to tlu
? . ? - ed their *
rident 1 The ;
? ?? . . 1 ?
. ? pre?
....... 1 ira -1 arith a good
Ulculty a Httl ? T
I ! - ? ? ?T ? bir I
aew to hla aros Imn ; *
t.! tslepbone to the elect mpsi r?
ttastroph? ai ? "oasV
ention to thi
?he re
?
In real Cock ? '?'
the gent - ?
? ? Bent severa " ?*
. . tun
would ? ?
: : ?.*
,?n I the bl
d 'In :
1 a . -
luto?
.It ?-T S"
?A !, . -
i poi
i
The :
.Vhat keeps 1 ? ?? ?:- a kff
?
He said?and I ? ? red
?; ?
" ? ? ? the eaal
s : , ? I ?U?
1
"No, sir H .? ??
?urvlve If 1 BBS ta*
garni Waal _ Sis?
HYGIENE CONGRESS PLANS
I Leading Nations of World To
Be Represented lit Buffalo.
\ ... 'tis, every state
the i IL..11 ..4 ? ? ? ? Slt4
it? ,11 tlll~
Bell r.t.l.
,. n.i n , -i.e., institu? Ion? and ?? ~ ?
?4.,in n s ,.n
si epi eaentcd al I h? foui t n
Int? national < '>>iu,r ? s ??,
Biene In Buffalo A sual -'? Ui W a. i m d
?., a inellinln , tat? ? ist Issued
to Di. Thomsa \ Btoi i olleg?
ol m ? . in ..i \..?- a'ork s., .
eral "i thi ? ongi et
?\.Iros tt lia.i President 0
i n. id si ? : iccepted tin honorai >
offl? ? ol patron ol the > ongi Tb
pi.. Idem of the ctsnaresi ? >*? I.,..,:
? ? of Hsi ird l'i ferst l
The ? pi ? ildenti ar? Di. VVIIIIsra H I
M - I. i' im- patholosial ol Johns Hoi
I'niveralt* formerlj prealdeni ol th
Am. 11, an Hi dli il A aso. latlon, and i ?i
Hem r. 4V .n. pi, ?Idem of the ri
..ii' International Congress on Hygiene
and Demograph] and chslrmsn ol tin-'
IfssBSChusetta Itat. Board ol H? slth
it is the aim ol n.ganislng eommli
!.. m charge lo bring together ?.t Bui . o
men and women Interested In Improving
the health and i ffl. I? m.1.1 i hll
? p. i. and to n ii?. i ins ?un. ? m Ihi Si it
i ol Its i- Ind ..\ ' i n, Id m .mi rtca ana of
! direct lain lit t.. . a, h nidi? iilual com
m..' . Thai a 44 1 be m lenttB? 1 vim.it.s
1 ?pi, ,..iiiints- the beat that I - bstng done
?n school h) -gti ,1. ..mi bU i commsr? lal
eshlMts of educational ralue.
Tl.ti-'i ...? 1 1- 0 " n to a ? 1 eraona in?
lei ? ted m m hool hygiene, a h ? mm join
as r?gulai a? Uv? memb? 1 ? '"im the pa) ?
m. ni ol a ?. fea \i'i'i,< atlon toi mem?
tip should he m m to i n Btoeej.
HENDERSON RITES TO-MORROW
Former Senator from Missouri to Lie
in Arlington Cemetery.
Washington, -p rll It- The fun*eral <>f
lohn n ii.-nderson, form" ?tenntor from
Missouri. 4*111 be held at I O'elOCk TUOB
.hi4 an. a noon Burial art : be al Ai Hag?
ton Nstlonal Cometer)
Henderaon, who -?trved trow ""?'? '"
mt\ was the iHHt livim* m-m'"'? "' the
Senate WhtCtl irled th-* iml"'?" bin.ml of
I'resi.i, ni Aadran Johnaon Ha was ajaa
I lbs suthoc of the TMrteenth Arnaud as snl,
'SCHURZ DEDICATION MAY 10
Distinguished Gathering to Wit?
ness Unveiling of Monument.
? s i Memoria lion imenl
nos being h ill) in o the ba
i Moi nlngsld? Pai i atreet, will be
' dedicat? d "n Ma* 10 a; : . ? p m i ?
' ?? li include Boi" ?*?!! Presl
Mi tnenj Coun von Berni . ?;. i -
! m.m Ami i .. n.. ?am apeak in be?
. .it:.. ..mi Repi ? aentath ?
R .ii Ba ?..'i'lt. ?\ ho Will SPOOk fo '
I the ? ?? i in.n- Am? ? ?? na loseph 11 Choa
"t tii. memorial eommltt*?*, artli
? : l lettei om Pn aid? ni w lloon,
Nui.?, g i he rivll U\ a ?? ??'??; .ir- xx .i
? t -.? n ? '.i-1 s hm/. Ah?, ??u attend
\, clsea .?i'- Generala i' I ? ?at?
hsua, ilota? ?? i'"? 1.1 ?;?. u?. lUe M I ?" Ige,
[Adelberi Antea Jam-- n Wilson, J
il \\ llson .inn Nelson A. Ulli - \
??'?? ?-I ? li i rn.iri-Al.l- t lean Civil \N .11
x. terai a, i api Fsentotl* - "i ? .?*?? man s"
? ? and slngei -. i egulara from m ? I
torta iiini local r?giments of tbe aatlonal
guard \?iii 1.di the ceraasoi ?
Mayor Oaynor and ihe ?Board of Aid
meg arc expected to be present Other
gue ts ??r honoi will !>>? Andrew Carnegie
Horace White, Karl Bitter, sculptor and
designei of the monument; Dr. Abraham
Jaoobl, Charlea .?Ysncla ?dans Oscar
Straus Bookei r Washington Oeorge
11.'. en Putnam ??r?i Major l< R Moton
and Di 11 B Prissell both >>r Hampto
Institute, i.? ? n.-1 .n,1 ,;ui 01 the Schurs
memorial committee's BMM fund ,*?ii ?"?
d? rotad
OSLER PLAIN 'MR, SMITH
Oxford Professor Hides His Identity
During Voyage.
Plain Mi. Smith" wax the nam?? .is
samad ??? Blr William Oolar for hla lour?
n? \ b] the 1'iiniird liner ?ampania, win? h
ended M-.ior.lay. The regina professor
oi' medidas at OxfoH ITnlearalty k?,v"
his eorroel name to the Immigration g*f?
ti? luis, and as muni as tin? \rsr?.<?! gocfced
|ih?i big baggage shipped praaaptlj to
Baltimore.
su- ""fllllam ?ill rensaln six waaks la
this couatry. After attending the clinic
of mental il,senses "which is to lie held
at Johns HonklUS UnlVOralt] In? Will de?
vote his tune to travel an?l 10, real ion.
HEALTH OFFICIALS CONFER
Representatives of 47 National
Bodies Plan to Organize.
Medical
? forty*
ist pro
health
problema m Baturda knot*
4 . itloa M
Lsboi Legisl ' -*;
aid? ? '-* ?
? :?: ,?r*rSS*
Ization '..??. ',, k In I j
lohn .\l t.letui. ol the Kissel! ??**t*
I
J
I sen is live committee ??a*-*
'? |
| Among those ? ho ?"?
? ..
! i a:, Itsdl? at Ass
L r\ llbui. i
IngtOD W I. k ? Rose. I
tar) Commlss. Pi 8 ?
Ounn. American Publl.
tion Boston; H M Bi
... Hi i.t!. St I'.ril. i-'aiie ill ?'
*.- . m,m of Life tnsura \
l.....,-,,, s \ 4? *, ork .1 \v K. ? . I'nltsl
State? Public Health Service, Waaaas?
:. rtrude B Knlpp. As? ? atioa *>'
th.* Pre? ention nf Infant Mo tali! ?*'
tuuoi. i. mid H Wal oui '
\ -so? .ai on, w ashlngton
Andres ?aso? .non foi Lsiio l.esiiB."
ta,- N.44 h?k, 1.14 illgston I ??
-. foi : he Pi ev? ni loi o Tut*?*?"
, ni . Fa, N a >"ii?. Ii ***5
mitte? on Natiisnsl Health, .">??? H ???'"*'
and Thonsaa Darlington, Americas i?n
and St*" 1 Institu?. . Ken I M '?
-... a??
O. H. PERRY'S FUNERAL. TO*DAY.
The funeral of OBvef Ystauti ?0tl*\
via. died Krl.h.4. 44111 he h>*l.l ?X **
lamesffl ?'hurch. iTJmburst ' "?"? }':*x n
l(t : .,?lock this afternooo Th? *******
Corna Of Artillery of thS ???*?*? "f *!**
York. Ol WtfdCh Mr. PerTf *** ;' **?* ,
and th? Militar? So.ie.y ti [h; "ar 'r.
ISP' havs been asked te BtUBi tne ?
mwmt The A.i.ller? Betel ? P.'tH.'hmcnt
will :,? t us an escort. .
Oliver Hsaaid Fom was a areat-arsasi
s.tn Of licniamln Franklin and s ?ran ?? ^*?
al ,o?ui,".io,e ??uve,- Hasard p<''^.
.-?????nded thS I.Tit*??! SS**? *****
a, the vi**to?y mr the hmmmm I***
Uikc Krie In the War ?-f "ftt

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