The Hayti herald., June 26, 1919, Image 8

About The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922

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A RAP FOR THE "NAUC-ERS"
Tired of the continuous attacks
on the Administration 'rom the no
publican side of the House, former
Speaker Champ Clark rose in his
place the other day and made a brief
but pointed rejoinder. "Two can
play at this game of political har
pooning," he declared. "It has been
one-sided long enough. AVe Demo
crats have sat here day after day and
listened to you nag, and nag You
have found fault with everybody and
everything, basing your charges on
groundless assumptions. I am grow
ing exceedingly weary of so many
gentlemen devoting so much time to
nagging and criticising, whether they
know anything about what they are
discussing or not. If they do not
emit it, I am going to get time en
ough here some day to dress off the
whole crowd of naggers."
Press dispatches say the ex-speakers
deliverance was greeted by the
House with "vigorous applause and
laughter. It is likely, however, that
his warning will go unheeded by the
Republicans, who apparently feel
they must make up for the "nagging'
opportunities lost during the war
(time sessions, when many of them
supported the very measures with
which they are now finding so much
in ult The "nagging" activities of
the House are harmless enough by
comparison with the "sniping" acti
vities of Republican leaders in the
Senile The oral barrage in .the
lower branch does noi at worst inter
rupt nor interfere with the process
of pence-making But it is annoying.
! of course, and it represents a waste
of time and energy and ingenuity
that could profitably be devoted to
much better uses.
It is only fair to say the House is
displaying greater diligence in the
handling of public business than the
Senate has displayed to date anil is
on the whole, wasting less time in
"political harpooning." lint it has
less excuse for its nagging, perhaps,
I than the Senate has, because of its
I plans for sweeping investigations of
the war. Those investigations are,
I as tacitly conceded by candid Repub
licans, largely political in their char
acter Republicans hope to collect,
through them, large supplies of cam
paign thunder. Inasmuch as they
ire organizing a political investKn
tion, why should the Republicans
waste the time now urgently needed
I for other and better business in con
tinuous nagging, largely based, as
Mr. Clark suggests, on "groundless
assumptions." fho naggers might
wisely rest their voices until their
investigation committees dig up some
thing about which they might "nag"
Intelligently, and tho country would
welcome the rest.
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msiue, anu can not salivate.
Don't take calomel ! It makes you
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News of Ten Years Ago
(From Herald Files, June 24, 190D.)
A. H. Dunn, familiarly known
among his friends as "Ham," died
at 11:15 Friday night, of conges
tion of the brain.
Jack TeuSter came near drowning
Wednesday while bathing in the
ditch, He was rescued by Dr Cress-well.
Charlie Keirsey of Braggadocio had
accepted a position in Dr. Traut
maim's Drug Store.
Big line of porch swings in all
styles at $3.50 and up. Highfill-Nei-lind
Furniture Co., Caruthersville.
Moore Schilling took his annual va
cation last week at Fourteen Bend,
visiting his aunt, Mrs. John Crafton.
FORD cars and FORD trucks.
Immediate delivery. Crysler Motor
Co., Caruthersville, Mo.
Jas. T. Bums and B. B. Sanders
of Caruthersville were in our city
several days this week, in the interest
of the New York Life Insurance Co.
FORD cars and FORD trucks.
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