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THE WASHINGTON HERALD HERALDMONDAY MONDAY FEB PEBfitfABY PEBaUARY71910 UARY 7 1910
VIEWS OF PEOPLE ON MANY TOPICS TOPICSWHAT
WHAT VHA T DO YOU THINK ABOUT IT
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Explains High Prices PricesEdit PricesI
I Edit E T 1M > e Wa Washington Vain bin tm tost Herald HeraldWr H Ien1dw ald aldW
Wr W nave to go O buck but a few years to totut totL totLc
tLc tL time when the farmer had to sell eU at atsve atBlt t t8tX
sve t ruinously low prices that there was wasR walne wa
R ne margin of profit to him on anything anythingStill anythingm
Still m i1 population was Increasing at a awonderful awondtrtul awonderful
wonderful rate For a few years cars past pastprices putIrl paErfes
prices Irl rfes < rs have been good Labor has ad advanced adan advaned ¬
vanced an cd about 50 per cent but with no nof noImprovemont noI
f Improvement In efficiency Any farmer farmervail farmerwill farmerwal
vail toll you that labor is so o inefllclont inefllclontand InefUclentand inotllcientarid
and unreliable that ho has had to cut cutdown cutdCJwn cutdwn
down in farm production from 10 to M Mper 31prf 30prr
per cent Its simple arithmetic to see seewhat seehat ee eewhat
what hat a tremendous reduction in produc producing roduc iroduc1g roductl1g ¬
ing in the United States this tht shows to toexist toxi torxIst
exist xi t Is it any wonder that prices of ofall o oall ofall
all farm products are soaring high in Inl
15111 l 11 l The simple failure of production to tokeep tokeep tokeep
keep pace with rapidly Increasing popu population populatlon populatn ¬
lation and consumption accounts for this thisFeme thl8fomEl thIsEorne
Feme time since Mr Ir Roosevelt Roo had a acommittee aNmmlttee acrnmittoe
committee appointed to see if the condi condition conditIon conditiori ¬
tion of the farmer could be improved improvedAll improvedAU Improvedu1
All u1 the farmer wants done for him is isbetter Isbettir I Ibrttr
better and more efficient labor With Withirh Withth lth lthfh
fh irh improvement In his labor abort he will go goto goto goto
to producing pro uelng with 1t1 profit and prices will willlo willie
lo 1 normal normalLot n rirmalLet rmal rmalL
Lot L t Congress congr t18 and the State legislatures legislaturesget
get to work to better the labor condi conditions condltrans coeditions ¬
tions of the country If this is not done doneprices donerrkes doneries
prices ries will continue to soar The fault faultIs faultIs faultIs
Is not with any combination comblnaU n made by a afew aiew afew
few retailers or wholesalers hoIeRler but with withthp withthr withtim
tim > Inefficiency InEtftcie of farm labor as com comrarrd COInrarfd cornrarel
rarrd with other days da day dayi S c 0 P BALI BALII BLLl
I i rpemlle Va VaThe Va VaThe VsThe
The Origin of Sunday SundayL
L u IA < 1 VT 1 r The WaaUoRUm W Wa Itrn Herald HeraldNow I1tnJdNow IlemidNow
Now that the people of the District of ofColumbia oflanbla ofCcLrntia
Columbia lanbla are discussing dl8CMln the Johnston JohnstonSunday TohnetonRmrIay JohnntoaSnrjay
Sunday bill it IK an opportune time to toconsider toConldEr toroncider
consider the origin of this holiday The Theearth Thearth Thecxrth
earth arth revolves around the sun in a eer eerta efttan certan
ta tan n definite period of time which re remains reralns renains ¬
mains practically the same from year to toycur toF toc
ycur F c Jr tr The moon revolves about the theearth thecarlI therar1
earth in a period twelve of which hleh and s sfra a afr afra
fra fr v tlon over are equal to the flretruuned flretruunedrciiiii ftrtJtnamedrrrrqd firstnamedrcr1
rciiiii Hence our primitive ancestors ancestorsAD anctON1rd
AD 1rd nil fl 1 that there were twelve tw lve moonths moonthscr moonthsflathS
cr < r months in a year The next astro astroruval utroLlkal astrorj
ruval rj val period is that of the earths rota rotat rotatn rotaV
t tn V n upon Its axes causing day and night nightr
r 1 although our forbears were ignorant ignorantr i norant noranttjf
r f the t true ture character of this rotation rotationit
i it was w IS easy for them to realize that about aboutof aboutIf aboutof
of these periods were equal ual to the thescar theear
scar ear 11 and that about twentynine of them themna th thr themrade
na r rade 3dt < 3e the month monthTfcry monthTtfY monthTy
Tfcry noticed four distinct forms of the theni thecn ther
ni cn r n all dark half light all a light and and1alf andia
1alf 11 light lt ht on the opposite side To mark markth marktts marktLe
th tts tLe < se times they divided the month Into Intoinr Intorr Intotrr
inr rr parts establishing the week of oftvfn ofhfn offl
hfn tvfn fl days anj worshiped the sun on onte onUt onte
te first day sunday and the moon on ont ont
t 1 f j = cc Cfld iul day moonday moondayonday moondayondayT Monday MondayTals
Tals T lts is the real origin of the week and andef andcf andCf
cf Sunday Sunda and the foolish story tory of the theCrrittor theator thetnr
Crrittor ator tnr of the universe working workln < six days daysar daysa
a ar I tiring so that He must rest on the theffvrnth theEi therrv
Ei rrv ffvrnth nth and then requiring his creatures creaturest l lt
t follow f J10w his example is the childish ex exrmatlon e er oxr
rmatlon r matfon aton of the tb1e SewE Jew concerning a thing thinetf thl thlH thingt
tf t cy c iound already in practice at a time timeT timetn
T en they knew very little about such suchnattfrs suckttrs I
nattfrs nattfrsTl c ttrrs ttrsT1 I
Tl notion therefore that a man who whotvcrlcs whowrrls whorks
tvcrlcs rks or plays upon that day commits commitsheinous
1 heinous sin II too puerile to b be public publicly ¬
l ly proclaimed In these days day of enitgntftn enitgntftnrrrnt enIghthnrcnt
rrrnt and mental culture cultureEUDOKUS cultureEUDOItUS cultureEUDOKUS
EUDOKUS C C KKCKBV KKCKBVSpiritism XBYSpiritism I
Spiritism SpiritismLdlt
Ldlt 4It r Th The WaaUnttflO w Ws isgtm IfenU IfenUShould JI IktUhou1d t1dPhould
Should hou1d public attention M the measure measurer JlMUUrfT
FI r iritism is now entering ented upon K Ita Angus Augustan A Angustifl ¬ I ILm
tan age ageIt ageIt ageIt
It is not a new thing thin < by any means meansr I It
r t science with Ith twentiethcentury intre intrer2ity Intrer
r2ity r 1lty Is exploring every known niche nicheand nicheant nichecrd
and corner of the labyrinth of modern modernrrirtlsm modernrrlrUsm modernr1rtism
rrirtlsm in its endeavor to throw some someIght some1ght someght
Ight ght upon Its perplexing perple llKprob1ems problems and Is Ist Ist IsF
t MS 5 holding it up to the gze ze of the mul multtuJp mulUJp mulS
S ttuJp ttuJpIt UJpIt ttieIt
It is a remarkable fact that the results resultsf resultsCf
f Cf f all ll this inquiry have corroborated the tbm themulative thernulatIte
mulative m ulathe testimony of the human race racefr racefl racef
fr f centuries concerning eoneerntn the existence of ofrrritstic offriUstic ofririttsttc
< rrritstic phenomena phenomenaTo
To the scientist these phenomena pre present preSt proEfnt ¬
sent St nt unlimited and practically unexplored unexploredt
t f fds < 3s of research re each which hlch he is anxious a 10us to tot toff toHowever
t ter terHowever ff ffHowpver
However man has not always been beenrant fe fer
r t rant of the origin orJ in of these wonderful wonderfulrowers wondertulFWf wonderfulrrJsers
rowers FWf > S manifested in performing the thenany theLjany theriany
nany superhuman superhum n acts of mediums mediumsVi mediumsjl1e medIumsWlIle
WlIle Vi jl1e He the distinguished leaders of the thei theLtrlletual thetr1lettua1
i trlleotual world confess themselves baf bafftd bafCor bafCt
ftd Cor d in their efforts to sound the mystery mysteryif
if f spiritistic phenomena it is a source of oftreat orLffat ofgrat
treat satisfaction satlsfactl uaracuon n to the Christian to toknow toImow toLriov
know that the most mo t humble student of ofGods otjlld ofGed
jlld Gods word may understand thoroughly thoroughlys
s tle whole programme pro amme of the spirits spiritsThe spiritsThe spiritsThe
The feats of levitation performed by the theTicJinm thetJium thetidium
TicJinm Hume under the searching gaze gazecf gazer
cf c r Sir Ir William Creokos are indeed won wonucrful wonl wonLcrfu
ucrful l rrfuI and apparently incompatible with withordinary wJlhc withciInary
ordinary c lnary physical law lawTho Ja JaTh lawTh
Tho Th Bible gives us a record of ttye te first firstlaser ftntLo firstLS
laser Lo LS of levitation performed by Satan Satantl SatantIe
tl tIe t e prince of evil spirits They are found foundin foundl
in l the world today About 4 ia < Xfe years yearsceo 7earsr
ceo r ie e convinced Eve that she would be beLftPl beUh beJtJ
LftPl Uh up physically aboe death and andL AndLctrd andted
L Lctrd tea up mentally to be as God if I she shevoulil aheuhl sheouitI
voulil ouitI uhl disobey Gods God word wordMneteen wor wordieteen < 1 1weteen
Mneteen weteen hundred V ars rs ago the same samebing SfUI16br samebrag
brag br ng attempted to secure the same mis mistrjst mlstrJ mistrt
trjst trJ t of Gods word from Christ himself himselfNot bim8ilot himselfNo
Not No ot being able tp deceive Christ into intothinking Intothinking Intothinking
thinking that he could raise ral himself into intoa
a L superior position mentally and morally morallyfratan moraUyfltan morallySatan
Satan carries him bodily to the top of the themountain therountaln therrountain
mountain and to the pinnacle of the tern temjle tern1e ternre
jle 1e at Jerusalem JerusalemThis JerusalemThIs JerusalemThiS
This miracle of levitation did not cau cauChrist cauhrist OUIS OUISiirst
Christ hrist to give up his belief in the Word WordNeither Word1ther WordNeither
Neither 1ther should such miracles performed performedtoday pertorntedtoday performedtoday
today on a smaller scale affect our ur belief beliefn beUeCfn
fn n the truth of the Scriptures ScripturesAfter ScripturesAtEr ScripturesAfter
After all the Christian is not so much muchconcerned muchConrerned muchcozwerned
concerned over the power which can lift lifta Ufta lifta
a man up in the air for fOr a few minutes minutesonly minutesonly minutesonly
only to let him drop down again a aSn as he heIs heIs heis
Is desirous of the power which can lift liftnen ltrtnen liftren
nen and women out of their old lives of offin otfin oftin
fin never again to return to their old oldways oldways oldways
ways waysThese waysThese waysThese
These modern miracles like the ancient ancientone anetenton ancientones
one on ones > are presented to man for a purpose purposeThe purpooThe purposeThe
The enemy cnem of God Is endeavoring by ev evcry evcr
cry cr 11 means possible O5MblO to alienate the affec affections aUect affectOns ¬
tOns t ns of 0 the creature man from the Cre Creator Creator Crcator ¬
ator God In order to bolster up his h un unfcrlptural unfrlptural unrcriptural
fcrlptural doctrines he sooks to throw a aveil fLVen aveil
veil of plausibility and apparent author authority authority authorItT ¬
ity over hs evil intentions by supernatu supernatural supernatural supornatural ¬
ral manifestations manifestationsGod manifestationsGod manifestationsGod
God through the prophet Isaiah warns warnsus waruus warnstin
us of these wizards and points ue to tothe toth tothe
the th law and to the testimony testimonyAnd teeUmonyAnd testimonyAnd
And when they shall say unto you youSeek youSeek youteek
Seek unto Loom that have familiar spit splrf
f
its and unto the wizards wizAr < 1s that th t chirp and andthat andthat andthat
that mutter should not a a people seek seekunto 5eokUllto seekunto
unto their God GftCl1 on behalf of tha living livingshould 11lngshould livingshould
should M Ute they ey seek unto the dead To the thelaw thelaw thelaw
law amI to the testimony tMtlmon if they speak speaknot spooknot speaknot
not according accordl g to this word surely aurel thore Is Isno Isno Isno
no morning for them themIlNWa Iss4sh ah vil19S vil19SAmerican vtti1 vtti1American tfIlf1roAmerIcan
American Revised RevisedWhen Relsodhen RevisedWhen
When hen men whether they be scientists scientistsor selenUtOr
or professed Christians throw aside the theBible theBtblo theBible
Bible they are spurning the only life lifepreserver life lifeprOiorver lifeprosorver
preserver that can save thorn from fr m mod modern modern modem ¬
ern em delusion c C B B HOLMES nOL1ISTakfIIM BOLMIISTskoa HOLMESTakHaa
TakHaa I lrk aik D C CLincoln cLincoln CLincoln
Lincoln Befriended Actors ActorsEditor ActorsEdttor Actorsndtsi
Editor The WatfcioctMi MI Herald IlcnkiDramatic HeraldDramatle IleraidDramatic
Dramatic genius has ha had a hard har strug struggle strugIe struggle ¬
gle Ie In all Christian countries not except excepting exeeptlug excepting ¬
ing the land of the free from the time tlmaThespis tlmoIhellpl timeThespis
Thespis staged his play In a cart to ourj ourjday our ourday ourday
day of somewhat better theaters theatersThe t tleatersThe eaters eatersThe
The early struggles atrus J of theatrical bands bandsfrom bandstrom bandsfrom
from Boston to the golden shores of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Pacific would furnish material for formany formany formany
many volumes of stories stranger stra 1er than thanany thanany thanany
any modern fiction and with all the theparts theparu theparts
parts needed n ec1 for a worldthrilling orldthrmln play playPlenty playPlenty playPlenty
Plenty of comedy eomed much tragedy an the theokl theokl theokl
okl wolf of tradition nearly every Thes Thespian Thesptan Tliesplan ¬
plan wots of sooner or later laterIt laterIt laterIt
It is almost t incredible that the sturdy sturdysensible sturdyseimible > turd turdsermlble
sensible people of our early history should shouldhave shouldhave shouldhave
have shown intolerable hostility to the thebest thebcat theboat
best genius enlU8 of the world worldtbe the genius senh of oftrue oftrue i itrue
true poetry song > and oratory and all allthat Rllthat allthat
that puts man superior to the brute But ButIt ButIt Butit
It was It the result of jealous combines combineswhich combt combthieh combineswhich
which hieh sought lIOu ht to rule rul the earth And Andcombines Andcombinea Andcombines
combines do things thl Individuals would wouldoften wonkoften wouldoften
often be ashamed of doing doingIt dolnsIt doingIt
It was a long and strong fight Moses MosesKimball MosesKimball 08eiI 08eiIKimball
Kimball had with Ith the Pure in Heart Heartbefore Heart1Hfore Heartbefore
before he gave pv a theatrical play in Boa Boston Bo8ton Boaton ¬
ton and thus opened the New World orld to tothe toI tothe
I the dramatic profession And what hflt a aworld 8Orld awOrld
world Orld of good ood the slaves > of the noble art arthave arthave arthave
have done since that time In every everycorner overycorner everycorner
corner of the West eat in every mining miningcamp mlnlnlcamp miningcamp >
camp and 74 everywhere a town started the theplayers theplay theplayers
players play and singers Idft erl have h vo Joyed people peoplewith peoplewith peoplewith
with the best and sunniest things to be befound befound befound
found in the soul of humanity humanityNearly humanityNearlT humanityNearly
Nearly a century ago a small maU band of ofactors ofaetoratather ofactorsfather
actors aetoratather father mother and two chil children children chlldren ¬
dren among amon < the noted nOl cl artists Rrtlststolled RrtlststolledWNtward artiststoiledWestward tolled tolledWestward
Westward through mud and anc storm stormsometimes stormIlIOmetJmea stormsometimes
IlIOmetJmea sometimes afoot Rfoot at others as steerage steeragepassengers steera steeragepsesengers e eI
I passengers pu en ers on river or lake boats play playing playIn playlug ¬
lug In here and there in rude buildings or orbarns orbarnL orbarns
barns They gathered athered some money and andbuilt Andbunt andbuilt
built a rough rOu < h theater in Springfield III IIIThey IIIThey IllThey
They spent nt all their money fitting up upthe up1M upthe
the building But there was AS a a religious religiousrevival reU religiousrevival ua uarenl
revival going oing on in Springfield Sprtn eld and the thefathers thefatbers thefathers
fathers of the church not only preached preachedsermons preachedHrIftO preachedsermons
sermons HrIftO against the theater but got the thecivil thedvJl thecivil
civil authorities to pass a special law lawfixing lawtixln lawfixing
fixing tixln a prohibitive license lice against the theunholy theunholy theunholy
unholy calling This left the actors in ina Ina I
a a terrible plight The town was full of ofpeople ofpeople ofpeople
people but the license IIcen was as so heavy the thetheater thetheater thetheater
theater could not be opened openedIn
In the midst of Unfa grot trouble a jounc ymin lawyer lawyercalled Iawyrailed
called on the acton He had b bald aid of the thetftabaflllt vnjuat vnjuattmtwat rnjs rnjstzeatent
tmtwat Md offered If they would place J e th thnutter the tbeu theustter
nutter u in 14 h hand hauda to haw ha the t licvmw taken off offdcdaring oildecIariDI o oarisg
dcdaring arisg that 1 M only daafavd to we fair play awl awlbe lidbe andhe
be amid accept no fa f fee whether M a JUM taIIeieeedEd Und or orceeded r ao aoreeded
reeded The cue ma wa wu > brought t up p before the oooadL oooadLThe CIDaDeilbe mimdLThe
The jroam yuw lawyer law btgaa his harangue He handled handledthe bandiedthe handledthe
the Mbfect with tact tact tUU kIU and humor tractor train the theWatery thehIRmT thedatoii
Watery of o the dram from the tine of Tfaeapia iu iuthe Inthe
I the art to the atags of o the day He H fltaatrated his htcpeeeh hkIpMCb hisspeech
peeeh with a amber ber of o anecdote a and kept the theeomten theeDIRIdt themmdl
eomten in a roar of laughter His good aod honor won wonand WODucl weeand
and the exorbitant tax was taken off offThis otfThis offThis
This young lawyer was q Abraham Lin Lincoln Llneoln Lincoin ¬
coin who later became beca Ha somewhat promi prominent promlJHlftt promineat ¬
neat KS a President ent of the United States StatesOKYILL8 StatesOJlILLIG StatesOVIILZ
OKYILL8 1L It KIMBALU KIMBALUAMhent KDUULLX KDUULLUnjust KDLILTAJAbert
AMhent Mass MassUnjust X MsNUnjust
Unjust War on Osteopathy OsteopathyBtor
Btor The Washington Herald HenldIn Hrrald1ft Heraldlit
In a a late issue of The Washington W hlncton Her Herald Hera2 Hera ¬
ald a I noticed an article saying that the thedoctors thedoetors thedoctors
doctors both homeopathic and allopathic allopathicwere aJlopathtcwere allopath4cwere
were waging ginl > war on the bill to license licenseosteopathists llcen licenseosteopathists e eo
osteopathists o Now why should war be bewaged bew bewaged
waged w ed against t a profession which is isrecognised isr Jarecognised
recognised r ntsed as a a boon a blessing to suf suffering su suferlng sufferlng ¬
ferlng humanity and a noble profession professionin
in States where every growing enter enterprise enterpri enterpilse ¬
prise is given ven a fair chance to prove it itself itlelf Itself ¬
self selfFor
For nervous diseases elses and diseases of ofthe orthe ofthe
the circulation osteopathy has proven it itself Itelf Itself ¬
self invaluable I cannot think the Dis District District Dietrict ¬
trict Committee capable of throwing thro the theDistrict theD theDistrict
District D Kriet of Columbia back in this matter matterIf matterIt matterJf
If the doctors want to wage war let letthem letthem letthem
them wage WIt it against atnat disease dl8efiaeaalnat dl8efiaeaalnatthe dlseasengalnstthe against againstthe
the things that breed disease dl8ea8ebut but In the thename lhename thename
name of all that is lofty and unselfish unselfishin unaelft h hin
in their natures let them not belittle belittlethemselves belittlethenutelves belittlethemselves
themselves by keeping up a war or orex Ofexen oreen
ex exen semblance thereof against a a pro profession profeaton professlon ¬
fession which counts in its roster so somany 2Mmany soJfl
many Jfl honest devoted intelligent Intell1 < ent and andtrained andtrined andtrained
trained doctors as the osteopathic o school schoolwho wehOOlho schoolwho
who ho owe we their successful results in cop coping copInl coplug ¬
lug with with nerve rve troubles touble to a practical practicalobservation IWactlcal IWactlcalobservation ptactIcalobservation
observation of the laws Ia W8 of nature and andwhoso andho5o andwhom
whoso ho5o system tem is based upon those laws lawsThe la lawsThe s sThe
The simplicity t the system is Its Itsstrong Itsatrong itsstrong
strong appeal to the intelligence of hu humanity humanity huinanity ¬
manity Its results are such that the theallopaths theallopath theallopaths
allopaths and homeopaths have rca rt ¬
son to recognize the fact that it sooner sooneror sooneror sooneror
or later will take off of much of their theirtrade theirtrade theirtrade
trade It is l not advertised as a eyreall eyreallhowever clroIlllhowler c2reali c2realihowever
however and thoro is still room enough enoughin
in this great world of human suffering sufferingfor sufferingtor sufferingfor
for every school ICh ol of medical science to do doto doto doto
to alleviate Its various ills without be being beIn beIng ¬
ing In crowded out outCompetition outCompotition outCompetition
Competition Compotition is good the more to com compete compete cornpete ¬
pete the better for the profession profC 8 on What Whatthe Whatthe hat hatthe
the doctors might do in every school of ofthe orthe ofthe
the healing art and what the public publicwould publicwould publicWould
would like to see them do is to weed weedout weedout weedout
out of the profession profe lon the whole tribe of ofquacks orquacks ofquacks
quacks who talk much science at the thepatient thepAtlont thepaUont
patient dose him with reasons why the thevictim thevictim thevictim
victim ought to be cured under a given giventreatment giventreatment giventreatment
treatment and curb him with all man manner mllnner manncr ¬
ner of restriction antI at tho end of oftwenty 01tont oftwonty
twenty tont years say sa I am going to tocure tocure tocure
cure you youll oull s see e Osteopathy at atleast atleAst atleast
least takes you as you are Ills you ou for forthe torthe forth
the th nerveracking sedentary life of tho thopresent thopro thepresent
present pro ont day by b a system of external externaltreatment externaltrOdtmont externaltreatment
treatment and mildly but firmly firml does doesa
a a very ory effective work In a way wa that na nature nature nature ¬
ture highly approves judging from re results rasuIt resuIts ¬
suIt Those who have tried trletflt It espe especially 88leolally espedaIly ¬
daIly after suffering from many physi physicians phIIclans physiclans ¬
clans know all this and those who whohave whoMe whohave
have yet to learn its benefits may smile smileuntil smileunUi smileuntil
until they have tried the simple remedy remedyWith remedylth remedyWith
With lth malice toward none in tho great greatprofession greatprofMllon greatprofession
profession and with lth great good will to tothe totbe tothe
the school of osteopathy o teopdth I crave era va the theright therlpt theright
right of a habitant of the District to so soexpress 80eCpreu soexpress
express my views and the views of many manya
a grateful patient of that school schoolALLBV schoolALL schoolALL1N
ALLBV ALL T 1 MYER MYERCause MYBRCause IYBRCause
Cause of High Prices PricesMiter PricesKdti Pricesltditer
Miter Tbe Tb Wa Washington bltltoa Herald HeraldThe HeraldThe heraldThe
The full discussion of food prices Is Isa Iia isa
a campaign of education From a sim simple IIImpie elmpie ¬
pie question between bet eon producers and con consumers consumerS consumera ¬
sumers wholesaler and retailer the thetrusts thetm thetrusts
trusts tm t and the people the discussion is isbroadening I IocCMldenlng isbroadening
broadening to cover the whole field of ofsociology oraocloloSY ofsociology
sociology It may be the mission of this thisawakening thillft thisawakening
awakening ft wakenln to inform the rulers and the thepeople theMOPle thePeoPle
people upon the most vital matters of ofpublic otpublic ofpublic
public concern as to which they have havelong h8Vtlong havelong
long been ignorant or Indifferent IndifferentOne IndifferentOne indifferentOne
One important fact disclosed ie that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the large gold oId output has caused general generalprices seneralprlcetl generalprices
prices to rise This is true because gold goldhas goldhaa goldhas
has free coinage and at once enters into intothe Intot Intothe
the t currency increasing the number of ofdollars otdoUan ofdollars
dollars in circulation each of which whiclcomes be becomes beconies ¬
comes less valuable in exchan exchange e So the thewage thewqe thewage
wage earner the pensioner pensionernil naioneran all who ho have havefixed havoftxed havefixed
fixed incomes tr1oomaare are compelled to pay more morefor morttfor morefor
for goods To protect themselves from fromthe fromth4 fromthe
the plethora of gold it would ould only be benecessary beneceaary benecessay
necessary neceaary to have gold denied free coin coinage colna coinage ¬
age a e and sell as bullion what hat we have on onhand onhand onhand
hand But we have still other dollars dollarsthat dollarsthat dollarsthat
that are of o silver and paper whose whoseabundance WhoHabundance whoseabundance
abundance has been as potent in caus causing causInK onusIng ¬
ing high hl h prices as the gold oM dollar We Wehava WebaVft Wehave
have been adding addln to the number of these theseafabo lhM8alfo thesealso
also and to restore old ld prices we must mustrestore n1Utttrestore mustrestore
restore the old volume of currency currencyThese curreneyTheN currencyThese
These superfluous dollars could be re retired retired retired ¬
tired as the greenbacks oobackl were efe at a given givenrate slvenrate givenrate
rate per month The Fort bill which whichnow whichM whichnew
now M requires the ther reissue of the worne worAMt worAMtnotes wornoetnotes t tnotes
notes stopped the burning burnin of the green greenbacks greenbacks greenbacks ¬
backs Repeal that law and provide pro 1de for fordestroying fordestroylnlf fordestroying
destroying all the legal tender paper paperThat pAperThat peperThat
That would drop prices effectively These Thesemeasures Thesemeasures Thesemeasures
measures would quickly Increase the pur purchasing purchaalng putchasing ¬
chasing power of every ever dollar in circu circulation clrcuIaUon circulation ¬
lation All marketable products would woulddecline wou1cldecline woulddecline
decline in price and their owners would wouldhasten wouldhasten ould ouldbaaten
hasten to put them in the market for forfear forI forfear
I fear of still sUllurther further decline This would wouldaccelerate wouldaccelerate ould ouldlaccelerate
laccelerate accelerate the falling prices and the old oldstandard oldstandard oldstandard
standard of cheaper living < would soon soonbe soonbe soonbe
be reached All who have fixed incomes incomeswages InoomMWA Incomewages
wages WA e8 pensions or annuities annultlellwould would be bebenefited bebeDeftted bebenefited
benefited benefitedAs beDefttedAI benefitedAs
As to the effect upon the general eneral wel welfare welfan wetfare ¬
fare of this policy let us postpone the thediscussion thedlaeU8lJlon thediscussion
discussion until another time But if iflow ItJow iflow
low prices is the principal objective objectivehere objectivehere objectIvehere
here is a s sure way y to secure them themBy themBy themBy
By the way did not the advocates of ofthe orthe ofthe
the single gold kI standard assure the peo people people peepie ¬
ple a a few years ago that they held the theonly theonly theonly
only guaranty for permanent prosperity prosperityNothing pro prosperityNothing perHy perHyNothing
Nothing is I clearer than that prosperity prosperityand pr prosperityand perity perityand
and low prices cannot go together togetherNow togetherNow togetherNow
Now come the great t professors or ofeconomics oreeonomlc oreconomics
economics to give us the final word wordthat wordthatthe wordthatthe that thatthe
the gold standard of value is no standard standardat
at all aUthat that it is a delusion and a snare snareProf snareProf snareProf
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale says 5fS in inthe Inthe Inthe
the last Review of Reviews Wo ro must mustgive mustXlve mustgive
give up our blind faith in the stability stabilityof
of gold oId We stoutly cling to the delusion delusionthat delusionthat delusionthat
that nothing > else is s as solid as gold goldwhile goldhlle goldwhile
while hlle under our very eyes is going on a adepreciation fLdepreciation adepreciation
depreciation we are unwilling to recog recognize r recogalso og ognlze ¬
also What hat we need is a stable monetary monetarystandard monetaryatandard monetaryatandard
atandard Gold is not such a standard standardAs standardAs standardAs
As soon as we realize that the gold goldstandard goUstnndllrd goldstandard
standard is not solid but sinking we weshall weshall weshall
shall begin to contrive methods of secur securing HeurIng ur uring ¬
ing stability stabilityWalter stability1Valter tabiIttyWalter
Walter Clark professor or of economics economicsof economl economlof
of New York College in the same maga magazine magazine magazinc ¬
zine says The increasing gold supply supplyalon MJpplyalone supplyalone
alon alone explains the general advance of ofprices ofprices
I prices The rise In price is inevitable
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THE SKATERS
when hen the snow no 19 i on the meadow mea ow
And the ice is ms en n the pond
What is is i It of which the maidens
And the t lf men are very fond
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I It Its s a thing that rnyms with mating matingFIKJ matingII1l1d matingFind
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until conditions of gold production productionchange productionchange productionchange
change The nation and the world might mightas mightas mightas
as well meet this fact cheorfullyTheso cheerfully cheorCullyThcso cheerfullyThese
These views are shared by all econo economists economists economists ¬
mists of note so far as I have soon ex expression expression oxpronslon ¬
pression They touch upon tho general generalrise goneralrise generalrise
rise of prices Local and partial changes changesof
of price up or down are to be studied studiedby studiedby studiedby
by themselves The vital question of re readjusting roadjusting toadjusting ¬
adjusting all Interest intere ta Including incomes incomesto Ipeomesto
to the new conditions is now pressing pressingfor prc8slnli pressingfor
I
i for solution This we shall do well to toconsider tocOl1llder toconsider
consider with care without prejudIce of otclass ofclass ofclass
class or selfinterest
IclfIoterostKDWAltD
BDWAllD HDWAUDGuedoim DAMBL8 DAMBL8GwaM DAXIBL8GuwLoB
GuwLoB GwaM fi Va VaCharity VaCharity VaCharity
Charity Begins at Home HomeJulttor HomelidM Home14ftter
Julttor < Tit ne WajMoRton uqt HeraW HeraWIn UeralllI Heraldin
I In all great disasters we seem partly to toforget tofor88t toforget
forget our selfishness el shnou and desire Ietr to Aid ahlhumanity Aidhutnanity skihumanity
humanity Many organizations or anlzatlons kindly kindlyrelieve klnUyreUee kimliyrelieve
relieve distress of certain classes cia If our ourgood oursOOtl ourgood
good government can aW stricken Paris Pariswhy Pari Pariwhy Pariswhy
why permit citizens at home to suffer sufferTho MufterTho sufferThe
Tho increased cost of living Is causing causingtears caut causingtears n ntOdrs
tears of want In many honest homes homeswhile homewhile homeswhile
while banks are loaded with 1th hoarded hoardedwealth hGardeclwealth hoardedwealth
wealth wealthI
I plead for government careful super supervision supervision supervisIon ¬
vision with an emergency em raOftcy fund raising raisingthe raialnsthe raisingthe
the heavenly torch of love and sympathy sympathyand sympathyand sympathyand
and saying yIn to the widow orphan aged agedmaimed a agedmaimed ed edmaimed
maimed blind sick or others Sister Sisteror Slateror Sisteror
or brother you shall not suffer for the thenecessaries thenecearletl thenecessaries
necearletl necessaries of life We are of one onefamily onefamily onefamily
family Would not the wealthy be glad gladto aladto gladto
to ula lay up treasures In heaven by giving givingfor Itvlngfor givingfor
for such a purpose
purposeWILLIAM
WILLIAM ILLI I II ANDREWS ANDREWSroukm ANDRE ANDREPeDIioR ANDaEWSPemlee
roukm Bateau BWMBMcILHENNY Jhna JhnaMcILHENNY BateauMcILHEm
McILHENNY COMPANY COrrrP ANY LOSES LOSESCourts LOSESCourt LOSESCourts
Courts Court Decision nl cblll Favors New Xf W Iberia IbcriuKxtract lhcrlnExtrnct IberiaExtract
Extract TiilmMGO Firm FirmAfter FIrmAfter IflruiAfter
After a long trial the decision of the theCourt theCourt theCourt
Court of Appeals was handed down Tues Tuesday TUMday Tueday ¬ I
day in favor of the New Iberia Extract Extractof Extractor Extractof
of Tabasco Taba o Pepper Company against The TheMcllhenny TheMcIlhenn TheMcllhenny
Mcllhenny McIlhenn Company Civil Service Com Commissioner Comtntloner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner John A Mcllhenny is a member memberof
of the latter firm and was wa at one time timemanager timemanqer timemanager I
manager managerThe manqerTbe managerTb
The Tb court sustained the decision of f the theCommissioner theCommbiMloner theCommissioner
Commissioner of Patents ordering the thetrademark thetradmark be betrademark
trademark of the Mcllhenny cIlh nny Company to tobe tobe tobe
be finally cancelled A damage suit for fori forIGb foris
i 10600 is still UIl pending in this connection connectionin
in the District Court at New Iberia La Laagainst LaJnst Laagainst
against Jnst the Mcllhenny Company CompanyTho CompanyTho CompanyThe
Tho controversy involved the validity of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Mcllhennys trademark registered registeredin
in tho United States Patent Office OfficeDAILY OtftceDAILY OfilceDAILY
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WALL STREET NEWS NEWSDemand ES ESDemand
Demand for General Issues IssuesDrop IssuesDrop IssuesDrop
Drop Back During Week WeekEFFECT VVeekEFFECT WeekEFFECT
EFFECT ON BUSINESS ADVERSE ADVERSEcelliu ADVERSEFeeliui I II II IlieellnJ I I
lieellnJ Feeliui celliu That Money Ionc Handle JlnJllllerli Are AreTrying Arelrylng I I1rln
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cline in the stock market lw has undoubt undoubtedly undoubtedly undoubtedly ¬
edly passed into a phase where Mre it is isbeginning isbeGlnnln isbeginning
beginning to affect ffect general eneral business s un unfavorably unfavorably Ullfavorably ¬
favorably to some extent The failure of ofFtek ofFlak ofFisk
Flak Robinson of course attracted at attention attention ¬ t ttenUOtJ
tention quite emphatically to the present presentdepressed j jdepreesod Idepressed
depressed state of the investment market marketproper marketproper I
proper The house wag one that had hadlong hadlon hadlong
long lon borne an excellent reputation and andall andall andall
all of the enterprises managed by the thefirm theftrm thefirm
firm at Ute Ut time of the failure were turn turnins turnID turnlag
ins < out successfully with but one excep exception excepUen exceptien ¬
tion The difikulty with this one was wasoveroptimlsm wasoveroptimIsm wasoveroptimism
overoptimIsm on the part 8t f the house houseas houseas
as to the th length len th of time that the securi securities eeurltlea uscurities ¬
ties of the enterprise enterpri would have to be becarried becarrMd becarried
carried before they th became marketable marketableUnder martretableUnder marketableUnder
Under such circumstances Wall street streetwas streetJlturally streetwas
was naturally more or less agitated a ltated tart tartthe Netthe lestthe
the disaster might be the forerunner toreruw of ofothers otothen ofothers
others and on this point it is well to tegive tove togive
give ve prominence to the declaration of the theleading theIMdlnlf theleading
leading banking houses that to the best bestof beatI bestof
of their knowledge no further difficulties difficultiesof
of the sort are in any way imminent imminentThere imminentThere I
There is in other words nothing nothin over overbanging overhanging I
banging the market that should lead in inany inany I Iany
any way to a financial crisis or to any anything an anI antthing ¬
thing thln even moderately moder ely resembling re mbUnl this thisThis thisThis thisThis
This is not saying in that certain plain farts fartsabout tartsthe factsabout
about the bond market do not have to be befaced beraced beneed
faced Partially because the bond mar market mark marRot ¬
Rot k t was pretty well filled up by the large largerailway largerallwa7 largerailway
railway and industrial Issues last year yearpartially yearpartially yearpartialiy
partially because the high cost of living livinghas livinghas I Ihaa
has forced a transfer of attention on the thepart thepart thepart
part of Investors i from j 4 per cent securi securities securities 5ecurlties ¬
ties to those yielding i or S per cent and andpartially andpartially aridpartially
partially because beea for some months re recently recently yeCefltiy ¬
cently the rate for money in the open openmarket openmarket I
market was above that returned on high highgrade highgrade
I
grade a M stocks and bonds the demand for forissues forIuues forIssues
issues of this general erleral description has hasfallen hasfallen hasfallen
fallen off offTime offTime ottTime
Time to Me iclIIJ nil Condition ConditionIt COJHlItfonllIt
It is perfectly obvious that the liquida liquidation liquidation llquidalion ¬
tion that has occurred the collapse of ofspeculation ofspeculaUon ofspeculation
speculation in pooled stocks and the thewide thEIlde thewide
wide dissipation of whatever speculative speculativefroth speculativefroth ulatie ulatiefroth
froth was w raised as a result of last years yearsboom yearsboom ears earsboom
boom represents the application of rem remedies remecU remethos ¬
ethos ecU that will in due course entirely entirelymend tntlreiymend rntlrelymend
mend matter matters From the point of view viewof vie vieof viewof
of a comparison eo on of money rates an In Inviting 1nIUq ¬
viting IUq prospect t for investment is already alreadyopen 3Iread 3Ireadopen alreadyopen
open Call money at 2 I per cent money moneyfor moneyfor moneyfor
for six months use at 4 per cent > nt and andfor andfor andfor
for through the year at 4 f1 41 > 4 to 41 4 per percent percent 1 1cent
cent rather suggests gests the advisability advisabiltt of ofthe ofthe i ithe
the operation of borrowing money at atthese atthe I
these the rates and investing it in stocks stocksand stocksand stocksand
and bonds of thoroughly god god sort yield yielding yielding rieldinA ¬
ing a higher b her return returnA
A matter to be determined of course courseis courseSa
is 1 the probable length of f time that this thiscomparison thiscoInson
comparison will 111 hold A few weeks ago agoMr a agom o oYell
Mr m bsmMrai Yell > wrt v ft jtesuy Ety wssuly aU of ofthe otthe ofthe
the opinion that although althou h money might mightbe ml mightbe ht htbe
be fairly easy through the month of Feb February February Febmary ¬
ruary considerably higher rates would wouldprevail wouldprnll wouldprevail
prevail in th t the spring and through the theyear theyear I I7er
year as a whole Now ow that the business businessoutlook businessoutlook
outlook is a a little less roseate and with withthe withthe 1th 1ththe
I
the play of a good many unsettled fac factors factors factars ¬
tors In tnOYldeDce evidence banking sentiment seems seemsinclined emsiDdt1Md seemsinclined
inclined to put off o the time when the thebusiness the1MI thebusisees
business 1MI of money lending will once more morebecome morebecome morebecome
become highly h hly remunerative remunerativeOn
On the other hand although a sharp sharpfall sharpfall sharpfall
fall has taken place in the market valua valuation valuation valuation ¬
tion of securities HeurtU or many of them the thequoted thequoted thequoted
quoted priw of a large number of stocks stocksand atockaaDd stocksand
and bonds still Ull stands so high h above that thattouched thattouched thattouched
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fall sewn not so very great reat after all The Thepresumption Thepresumption
presumption is certainly strong that cur current current current ¬
rent railway and industrial dividends dividendswill divlcleDdawill dividendswill
will not be lowered In the present year yeareve yeareve yeareves
eve eves K Just at the present moment the thebusiness thebuaiMiiS thebusiness
business outlook is not quite so bright brightas
as 3 it was some time timeXnt ago agoXot agoNot
Not Spite Toward Taft TaftSo TaftCar TaftSo
So far as President Taft and the policy policyof poUqof policyof
of his administration are concerned the thegenuine thegtNIutne thegenuine
genuine feeling of large financial interests interestsis
is that Mr Taft is I a conservative oon enatiYe and andwellmeaning anc1l andwellmeaning
wellmeaning l Ilmnlng man who whofavo favors a liberal liberalconstruction Ubera1construction llbralconstruction
construction of the Sherman law or at atfeast atJMst atleast
feast JMst one more liberal than that which whichhas wdehhaa whichhas
has heretofore been entertained by the thegovernment thevernment thegovernment
government vernment authorities authoritiesBut authoritiesBut authoritiesBut
But it is recognized that what is vague vaguely vaguely e eIy ¬
ly expressed e < preaed as political necessities nec necessltieaa necessltieaaterm sltleaa sltleaaterm a aterm
term which bleh is nevertheless very definite definiteto
to experienced e perlenced ears eanbrtnp brings a species of ofcompulsion ofcompulilon ofcompulsion
compulsion to bear upon uJM 1 the President Pre klent of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States whoever boever he may be beand beand beand
and as long as a second Presidential term termstill termstili termstill
still remains unfilled to do something somethingalong somethingaJong somethingalong
along the line of antitrust prosecution prosecutionand pro prosecutionand cution cutionand
and investigation Inve tigaUon that the President in inhis Inhis Inhis
his capacity as a private citizen might mightnot mJ mightnot t tnot
not urge urgePresident urgePresident
President 1 Taft moreover is but one in individual Indvklual Indtvklual ¬
dividual and what guarantee ntee is there therethat therethat therethat
that succeeding Presidents ents will adopt the therelatively therelati therelatively
relatively relati Iy mild construction con of the anti antitrust antitrust antitrust ¬
trust law that he adopted In his message messageto me6S8 < e eto
to Congress What is there in the pres present present proseat ¬
ent status of the law to prevent a Presi President President President ¬
dent following the course of Mr Roose Roosevelt Roosevolt NIe NIeyelt ¬
volt in singling out among the corpora corporations corporations corporatioi ¬
tions tioi of the country sane tne for honor and andsome andSOIM andsome
some for dishonor according to his per personal per1OIMl1 personal ¬
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The trouble about the matter is that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the existing law la w IK based upon obsolete obsoletenotions obM obsoletenotions Ieteolloft
notions > of proper business bu8t etllR conduct is issweeping 11sW8epin issweeping
sweeping and inclusive in its terms and andthat andthat andthat
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would have to stoi stoi sto This has come to be beperfectly bepertecUy beperfectly
perfectly and thoroughly th U hIY realized by tbe tbefinancial tbeftnanetal thefinancial
financial and bwtness bu4ness interests of the theland thelanel theland
land and the bf aixiety a a4xlety lety therefore with withwhich withwhleh withwhich
which they tM awai awa aw4 the permanent and andprecise andprecbe andprecise
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is to be hoped will n be handed down by bythe bythe bythe
the Supreme Coujt couit In the American To Tobacco To Tob Tobaccu ¬
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abolishment of secret societies at Welles Wellesley Wellesicy reUes reUesl
icy l y College con e would ould act as an irreparable irreparableinjustice irrePArableInjustice Irreparableinjustice
injustice to the college oll ge was the consensus consensusof COftH consensusof 8US 8USo
of o opinion at the first meeting of the thecongress theconsrN thecongress
congress to decide the matter held last lastevening lasttvenlng lastevening
evening at President Caroline Hazards Hazardshouse HaZ8rds110U5e Hazardshouse
house it was s agreed that reform was wasneeded wasneeded 1 1nueled
needed Further Furt r action was postponed postponeduntil po postponeduntil tpooned tpoonedunUi
until the next meeting meetingThe meetingThe meetingThe
The insurgents made ma e a a hard fight for forthe forthe forthe
the complete abolishing of the frats fratscontending fratscontending rats ratscontending
contending they were unAmerican unAmericansnobbish unAmericansDObblsh unAmericansnobbish
snobbish and ueetf UIefto to cloak social ambi ambitions ambitions aenbitions ¬
tions under the cloak of literary pur pursuits pur8ults pursuits ¬
suits However sentiment proved too toostrong toostrong toostrong
strong against the abolishment of the thesocieties theSQCItes thesocieties
societies It was as tacitly tBeltI admitted how however holever however ¬
ever that some reform was necessary necessaryThe etesaaryThe necessaryThe
The selection of members by application applicationrather applicationrather applIcationrather
rather than invitation was proposed proposedSTEEL proposedSTEEL proposedSTEEL
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Workmen Resent Superintendents SuperintendentsChancing SUIcrlntcnalcnttChnn StiperlntcndentCIuniugin
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Bethlehem Pa Feb 6 5BecaWe Because Gen General General General ¬
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hem Steel Company amended a proposi proposition proposlUon proposilion ¬
lion presented by the striking > machinists machinistsunder JMchlnbitsunder iachinistsunder
under which they the expressed thefr the willing willingness willlngne willingnose ¬
ness to return to work ork the men are more moredetermined moredetermined moredetermined
determined than ever to stay ont ontThe 0 outThe t
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they would return to work it Ute sjeel sjeelcompany eel eelcompany l leompany
company would consider the time and andhalftime andhalfUme andhalftime
halftime question and not diacnarge the thestrikers thestrikers
strikers To the first proposition Buck Buckagreed Buckagreed
agreed but the latter he amended to toread toreact toread
read that the company CO lpwr reserves the right r1thtto rightto j jto
to employ employ such men n d it chooses chooeesThe ctJOleThe choosesThe
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trouble is feared f rM tomorrow when 1Mn picketswill picketswill pickets picketswill
will endeavor endea r to prevent weakening sUlk strikers strlkera sUlkera ¬
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