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The Very Best Of Kim Wilde Rar

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Seven years since Robert Forster's last album The Evangelist. Seven years since one of Australia's most respected singer-songwriters released what was widely regarded as his best solo album, and one that more than lived up to the many high points of his legendary band The Go-Betweens.Songs To Play is the answer. Seven years in the making. And worth every minute.

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>r R THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY JFXE 12 1909e 1iJa6hfugton W te5 te5lIjhd ithte ithteihdlIjhd ihd Every BY Ole T Tsar at atTHE atTHETHE MUNSEY BUILDING BUILDINGVennVenn F n n a ve e Mtwwa tttb and 14th ItI ItI1Trk tt ttYnrfc1 York Ofttafei otrIeal V 1 Fifth P Ifth A Aig Ah Ape ApeTh ig ofric ofricr ft r rJJ n r Office nfllceJ 3 3i BuJ1dtnc BuJ1dtncTtTt T ajAIrhi i iphi o otncetIJ OVics tc e a CMIitD cusunut mnut at atTiAr SLJ attfffJ a > nor Office tfff M usftdlg usftdlgBSCRIPTION MUelBKBlBaCRIPTION MUelBK JIItII4IDItStB8CIUPTIONBlBaCRIPTION PRICK PRICKDaily PRICKDaily PRTcDailyDaily 7 day a w weft k one a year 330 330FRANK 3aFRANK 0 0FRANEFRANK A A MTJNSBT MTJNSBTthen Tun Tirnei Is as1 lit the t city at Wa Wan W WL Wa1tn L uii and DMrfct DIIit1IctyP at C CglvmMii by bydelvw newc newcwhoyP > who delr del delvw c cad Mlhirt cU for the paper paperilrm rr t tP1C Plf owa t lit tile iate flit T ceau ceauWf a af aritr4Wf f >n ritr4 t > rf > il at t the postocnce lce at Waafctacton 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SUGAR SCANDAL SCANDALSHOULD SCANDALSHOULDSHOULD BE AVOIDEDThere is pretty pret regularly rly a aabout scandal scandalabout seadalab0l1tabout sugar in oonneeiwa with the themaking t1Mmaking themakingmaking of a tariff tan bill Swell wonder wonderinin view t w of the demonstration which wlti Jaic has hasbren a8bt n nbecnbren bt fn made of the nature ture aDdextetit and extent of ofthe oft ofthethe t h Sugar trusts graft in tae duties dutiesBut dutiesBut duUeaButBut this year the scandal ought to toIn toavidedIn 1 avoided The exposure has kaesd been beeno61 o complete rnp1ete It is se e fresh fr esk in the public publicmind publiemind publicwindmind it reaches rea sn to so many different differentdepartments diAerentdfpartments diffarentdpartmentsdepartments of the trusts activities activitiesthai aetivitieetha aCUvitleathatthai I really Congress ongrma will he beyond heyoadexcuse DeYODdCUS beyondorexcuse or forgiveness if it shall refuse refuseto refMtoto teed L tt what everybody else recognizes recognizeshave rfJCORD RL RLWW > 4 have read and understood the theexpose thepO theCICI expose pO f of the trusts frauds fra againet againetthe pi pith gintthfthe th very tariff tari duties which hick give ft it life HfeWe HIeWf lifeWeWe have seen it pay pt a a hug k hu tee ta ae rather ratherthan erthan rntherthanthan appeal a verdict against t it it We Wehave W8la Weahave la a e > seen it arraigned in court for con conspiracy COlIpiray eonplray spiracy to wreck the business of ofeomjwtitor a acompetitor aomptitorcompetitor and have learned that it itmade itmade ItmadEmade a private settlement rather than thantake thantak4 thajitaketake > the chance of the verdict and ad the theexposure tINnposure theexposureexposure which wbl it reaHaed would WOtiWEiUP en ensue a aup sue up if that ease ae should he carried to tothe toIthe 1 he I end endVe fndWp rndVWp V Ve have read the details ta118 of the In Interstate Intersta Intertatt terstate tersta tp Comnteree CoIaMereeO GbwmMshms caeti caetigation euUgation tI tIgatingation of the Sugar trust fbr r violatingthe viokti vioktithe violatingthe interstate oonuueree CO Jaw in the thematter thmath tbelnattetmatter of ofTht rebates rebatesThere rebatgThereThere Tht > TP has been presented the unan unanswerable aaswprable imaniwrab1e swerable demooBtmtian delDOD denionatat taatioa o of the exact exactprocos enactprcs exactpTO8procos by which ltle the exoueelesd obeo obeoTctp 0IbI0Tet obsoPteTctp Tet Pte and nd unseieMtiie Butch standard of ofrtlor oflInT of1rrlInT 1rr in the tariff aefc a give I v the trust trustits tru8tits et etitsits protectionwhich the Sugar SugartniFt rtruFt SugartfllFttniFt has absorbed the beet sugar busi business buiDfSS btin ness n of the th country ecMU qy have been set forth forthIt fortIt forthJrIt ba has been en shown WIi that the investment investmentin ia t tinin in beet sugar factors is first an in invpstnvnt i iptwnt intfl1ttitvpstnvnt tfl1ttit in politica influence and andsecond aadennt aMFocrnisecond an enterprise in asphyxiation asphyxiationrf ioft ioftfrf f competitionWith competition competitionirliW With irli j t 11 all a 11 this tremendous cumulation cumulationof euulat OB OBof ost ostofof flamning facts it is impossible to torj to tobelieve tobruiivrj believe if hardihood that tyt any majority howeverintrenched however cW8erintTPnched hQweverintrnchedintrenched n insolent will dare to totinuE con continue eotttinuf tinue giving g ins the trust the protection protectionwrhih protectionhith protectionchiwrhih chi hith Ii enable it to continue 00II on its iteway itWa itswaWa way of crime lri and depredation Of Ofall Ofal1 OfaUall the trusts in the land this one onethe w wthe is istbethe most DO t conscienceless COII in Its methods methodsThe methodshThe 1 hp h most reckless reeld m Ia its dti deaMns Hny The Thepubli Thepuhl Thepnliipubli understands it it the courts render renderthir Iderth renderthirthir th it verdict against a it the press tress has hasraise 1Iuraisfil hasrafs1raise raisfil its it voice in demand for ending endingofof the t th np scandal Congress is the only onlyirfend onlyirilnd onlyftonIirfend the Sugar trust tirusj has left J ft and andl lidIngtfs8l vtngrrss seems determined dekJo that moth nothing JIOthmg mothig ing Khali Iall wean it front Its devotion devotionto OD ODtto t tt this th t h is depraved pra monopoly monopolyLetLet Le it be understood now that pub pubpatience Jbh pubpatienceh pomt i lllt of breaking There have been beenij beenlj1I1r beenigarij lj1I1r ar wandals in the past but never neverrorh JIeftIFur neersiidirorh Fur h as that of this year Never be before hefOT be1or fore fOT has the CAM been betatb BO complete completethe upIete upIetet1tb the evidence so perfect New N before beforecither DeforeethP beforeeftheccither ha hu the pubta been in a frame frameof fJaJDtof frameofof mind calculated to make it so dan danger daarnllS datgPrrus gPrrus ger rnllS us to bout its opinions opinionsThis opiaionaTbiThis Tbi oj sugar ur business has reached the thepoint t1aeIVint Ut Utporntpoint where it Menaces seacen the reputation reputationrfrf f every f man who votes to continue continuefr modnashfr t 1r h P Governments protection to the thetrust thetnrst thetrusttrust The people have ne their thought thoughtnpT > n ihe 1 h recent exposure expcK1U of atom eustomsiraad e atomfaild customlai1iraad and conspiracy and rebating rebatingSuppose rebatiagIT rebatingkpIseSuppose IT kpIse right EiK 611rldl > uIl come a speeiAe pse incident t of hu hupr tartT berpr r r conduct tOndatOII on the part of ofj some someiTator somewithj iTator 1 1ft tor with referent to the inter interfv in 1 any an any man having voted uniform uniformvv t t1 retain the trusts tr8 graft ft in ihe iheu Ui Uiuyaru uyar ar r schedule i rid himself of ugly y sus susTieiyn IIUTIICIU amTtcullTieiyn TIICIU This T is a situation OII which every everymrinher everyncrjilr y ymrmhermrinher of rniisrnfe ought to consider considermost couidermst eanaiderTh1stmost seriouslyDOUBTS CAST ON SCHEME OF OFSIGNALING OFSIGNALING OFSIGNALINGSIGNALING TO MARS MARSWould MARSWCtuid MARSWtUIdWould it be worth white spending spendingtiutiu 11 and money signaling I to Mars MarsTi 1IanITi I I j i it Scientiii cientJ j I American answers answersT wen wenTT us it MBU that If the expertproved ox expert expertt perl perlrr proved a failure and no an aniK ang I IhrnaiK g signal hrna 1 were received rffl d from fromMi fromI fromMMi M I 1 r a reasonable > time the mat mattt v 14 1 nnt n t he b oonrlulvely ondullhE settled settledjj Ii > crartlrally aetlcaIy notiung of the thec th thv the3Luc iCiiia uz v 3Lu Mars M LB it t would wu d oatural lla iIallr I be e unsafe t to conclave from a fail fmllure failure fallurnure that the planet lanet is unlnhaMtedj unlnhaMtedjMars uninha1ttteel uninha1ttteeltorfor which reason the habitabIlity habitabIlityMars of ofanMars would stilt engross Flauima Flauimanon JI1a1 JI1a1rton flainmanonnon Lowell and the host of newspape newspapers news newspaper paper that accept their utterances utterancesas uttetancttas astronomical gospel On the other otherhand othelhandhand tt if nSli an answering r signal n re8 should shouldbe fI fIbebe received it would be safe tosay tosaythat to say aaythat saythatthat the event would transcend in inhuman Inhuman Inhumanhuman interest and Importance the themoat themoat themoatmoat stirring sUrrln occurrence in the his history hl hltory hIstory tory of the earth and an would lana inaugurate lDa1lprate lanagurat prate gurat a new ae era ra in the progress prO reM the human h uman race raceIs raceIsIs 1 the matter taken seriously seriouslyThat MriouaJyThat seriouslyThatThat is indeed a a moot question questionThere queatioaTIMn questiosiThereThere CM be no doubt that Prof FrotLowell ProfLbwel1 ProfLbwclILowell has in all el seriousness ioMneM adva aclvlneed aclvlneedJti wed wedhieJti hie argument a nlMftt in support of the theory theorythat tlMoryt theorythatthat MATS is 1 inhabited and even those thosewho tloeewhowho for fOlOIMI one reason or another are areinclined anhaM areinclinedinclined haM to tothe take the th opposite view hold holdby MIdby heldbyby Prof DougMSB are forced to ad admit actit 41 41mit mit it that the probability of optical opticalillusion op opticalillusion l lUluillusion Ulu ion is somewhat offset 0 by the theseasonal tMHUOMl theseasonalseasonal appearance and disappear disappearance Dee of the canals 8 and oases oasesA 0AMeIJA oasesAA most 08t attractive subject to those thosegiven thoeeven thosegivengiven ven to speculation surely But is isany iany Issnyany one Gfte likely to give 10000000 to tosot toi tosetsot up tp p mirrors to Hash ab a signal nl to toMars toMan toMarsMars As we look around and see seeall 8Mall seeaMall the worthy institution i stitiutloMof of learning learningand 1e ming mingaadand nd of ofe charity seeking even the wid widows widows widows ows ows mite it we we doubt it itTHE itTHE itTHETHE WOOLEN TRUST AND ANDTHE ANDTHE ANDTHETHE SUGAR TRUST TRUSTWhat TRUSTW TRUSTWhatWhat the American Sugar Refining RefiningCompany ReftniugCom RefiningcompanyCom Company ny is to the sugar business of ofthis ofiJYs ofthisthis country the t e American Woolen WoolenCompany WoolenCompany Voo18ltCompAnyCompany is to the woolen manufactur manufacturing JDlUtufacturin manufacturlag lag in industry industryWhat InduetryWstt industryV1NtWhat the tariff does ees for the tli Sugar Sugartrust Suprtrust Sugartrusttrust through the Dutch standard joker jokeritit does for the Woolen VooJe Voolentrust trust through the thediscrimination thediHriminatiOIl thedicriinintiotdiscrimination between the heavy heavyshrink 1tevy1 1tevy1aMrillk heavyshrinkshrink wools used by the carded woolen woolenmakers wOOlenm woolenmakersmakers m and the lightshrink woolsused by the worstedIn each case 0 e the real protection of ofthe oft ofthethe t e trust tru t is hidden and difficult to get getat getat getatat It requires expert analysis is and andinformation aMin andinformationin information ormtion In the the case of the Sugar Sugartrust Sugartrust Sugartrusttrust Senator Bristow presented the theexact UteItlota theexactexact fasts to the Senate exposed the thetrick thetriekaJMi thetrickandtrick triekaJMi and then was defeated when he 1Mtriedto betried hetriedtried triedto to o right the he wrong wron In the ease easeof eueof caseofof the Woolen trust Senator Dolliver Dolliverand Dollivernd Dolliverandand Senator La Pellafcte showed wed just juetwhere juatwhere justwherewhere the joker was and how it worked workedAnd workedJI workedAialAnd in turn they got t defeated defe ted for their theirpains theirJMLilt8 theira theirItpains painsIt JMLilt8It aIt seems that tht as this revision is isbeing isbeint isbeingbeing managed the one sure way to toget tA8t togetget a schedule adepted is to demonstrata demon demonstrate delDOliItrate strata that an overcapitalised oerc pitlized trust trustmaking trustmakingmaking enormous profits is 1 lurking lurkingbehind lurkingbMiJMi lurkingbehind 1behind that tariff fortification ffrti etion Then Thenthe Thenthethe reserves of the Finance Committeehurry Committee Committeehurry Committee1ulrry Ihurry forward the lines are 10 held firm firmand firmaM I Iaand Icltfte the trust comes off with lying Hyingcolors IringeoIors lyingcolorscolors and td a little n t1e more protection than thanit tbuit thanItit had before beforeThe beforeTIte beforeTheThe worsted wo ttMl manufacture of the thecountry ecoolltl7 theeontrycountry is dominated by the American AmericanWoolen AmeneanWooIfIft AmericanWoolenWoolen Company In making Diki worsteds worstedsthose W lstedt1toM werstedsthosethose wools are re used which w ieh shrinkleant shrink shrinkleast Mriak1eMleast In making carded wool those thosewools ewooIa thosewoolswools are used which shrink 8 riBk most But Butthe Butt Butthethe t e duty is the same on both So it itworks itworks itworksworks out this th way wayThe w whe waylbsThe he carded wool man brings in say say100bOO100000 100 OO of grease e wool and pays11 cents per pound l OUBd duty Then he 1Mwae bewashes hewasheswashes wae eS and scours it to get the greaseout and has left 60000 pounds of real realwool realwool realwoolwool That makes his hi duty 22 cents centsper eeIltitper centsperper pound poundThe poundThe poitadTheThe worsted man brings in 100000 100000pounds 100000JHMIII 1OOOOOpoendpounds of the lightshrink Ugkt rink wool 001 suited suitedfor suitedfor suitedforfor his business bu n08ii and pays 11 cents centspar eentsper centsperper pound duty He then scours it itand ftaDd Itandand finds that it it has shrunk not to tooooo80000 pounds but to about 85000 85000pounds 85000pcMIft 85000poundspounds The carded wool man paid11000 to get 50000 pounds da of actual actualwool aetuJwool actuniwoLwool past the custom house The Theworsted Theworsted Theworstedworsted man paid 11000 to get t 86000 86000pounds 85000pounds 55000poundspounds of his kind of wool past There Thereisis joker No 1 1Joker IJoker 1JokerJoker No 2 lies in the fact that thatClass tMtClaM thatCluesClass 1 wool washed on the sheeps sheepsback sheepsbaek sheepsbackback is taxed 22 eents while wiI CluB 2 2wool 2wool 2woolwool washed on oi the sheets sha back is istaxed Jitaxed istaxedtaxed only It cents Result No Class 011 wool can be imported at all Its Itsthe Itsthe Itsthethe sort of wool the orded ed woolen woolenmakerr woolenmake woolennakermake makerr use Its It also the WJlMt wt rt of wool woolthey wooltJuty wooltheythey raise ra tle in Utah 19Jj4ming inning ing and andthe andtM andthethe other States whoe whosSenators cSenaton 7l enators are areso arein M MJOso well pleased with the present wool woolschedule wooltehedulf woolscheduleschedule But Claw 2 wool with wlt only onlythe onlythe onlythethe 12ceut rate can be imported its itsthe it itthe itsthethe kind the Woolen W OGleD trust t uses and andthe ABelthe andthethe kind they raise rai in the Middle MiddleWest 161 161W MkIJMWestWest Westxhere W Westjbere t tLherxhere Is the whole thing The Tb Wool Woolen Voolea en trust gets cheap wool the carded cardedwoolen cardedwoolen rcled rcledwoo1ewoolen people get I dear wool The TIMnMt TIMnMtmake Tb trust trustmakes trustmakesmakes big profits the carded wool woolpeople woolpeople woolpeoplepeople are going raisers of of Class 1 wool make JBkeproIt a huge hugeprofit hugeproltprofit because no foreign for wool which whichwill WhieWIll whichfflwill ffl compete with them the can come colIMin colIMinThe inThe in inTheThe raisers of Class 2 wool makesmall makesmallprofit make11proflb mskesmal1proSteprofit because their duty is low and andthey aNIthey sadtheythey must meet foreign competition competitionAndAnd that tha t explains the combination combinationbetween combinationbetw combinationbetweenbetween betw the New N ngbind Senators Senatorswho Senatorsw1o Senatorswhowho have the Woolen trust factories factoriesasas eonetitueuUs weatA and the lb Far Fa r Western WesternSenators W WeaternSenators 8 ternSelKtoraSenators who raise the No 1 wool It Itdoesnt Itdoeat ILdoesntdoesnt explain why Senators like likeBurton likeDurtoa likeBartosBurton of Ohio SMith of Michigan Michiganand MiehipnaDdand others from States S t which have ve no notrust JIOtrust notrusttrust factories and nd whose sheep in industry Indititry faclMtr dustry clMtr has been injured by this ad adjustment adju 4 4jtmtmont justment tMellt of duties tluU vote with the Ui com eomMinvtioH eo eoW combliwaMinvtioH W But BttttAe the explanation pI lltioa is issimple IIIplesimple pleThey areof the tariff tariffAll wi wiAU iff iffHAll H this isnt taking a into considera consideration oanUderat consideratent tent t OB the consumer that pathetic myth mythwho Blythwlto mythwhowho ha hasnt nt t sense even ev to understand understandthat UlMlentandut understandthatthat he doewtt IIIJJtt exist IIt But the Wool Woolen WooItruat en trust takes him in whenever enever he hebuys Mbuys bebuysbuys any of it iu good goodA goodsAA r orrespondent rIrr pondcnt of the New Xt fork Sun Sunreports Sunrepotcreports receipt of a m npFdg8 fagg from fromMan Itotnan koiuMarsMan an w1ii wJutii hi states that the women womeniicontrol everything there and that t th thnumber the tbenumber thenumbernumber of men is strtctlr limited W Wjudge We Wejud3e WeJudnejudge that at some prehistoric period pertoof periodofof Martian development a though thoughtless thought1eAwa tie tiewaysth thduties the thed1itl thedutiesways wa rs and means committee raisedduties d1itl on gloves OVeti and hosiery and that thaitfce thatUte thattheUte ladles ria up and took charge chargeThe cht1r cht1rThe chargeTheThe uprising in protest t against t t tpeachbasket the thepeachbUket thepeachbasketpeachbasket hats has b s developed developedhurt at atIat atlasthurt a real explanation It seems 0m 0mwhen thatwhen dlatwhenwhen the Delaware poach ptl eh crop ereJOt got it itannual Its ItaIUInual Itsannualannual frost t somebody who had hadup mad madup madeupup a supply of sonic IIOIIMDtlIItoM million of bas baskets basket baahots kets ket for it It look the story seriously seriouslyand nouI7aad sertouMyandand sold Id Ute th baskets for bat bats tL Thus Thenthe Thusthe TnUsthethe other crop of peaches I also got 8 t tfroet a afrost afrontfrost frostThe froetTh4t frontTaThe Ta report reponol of UK engineers MenJ that tl tlfourteenfoot the thefourteeatoot thefourteentootfourteenfoot channel tirough the > ofl oflutpp Cte Ctestsstppi IIasiptstsstppi valley will cost 038090000 038090000threatens dS dStlsrtilateJMI msthrateesthreatens to serve th the useful purpose purposeofof getting this waterway business bu tn8 down downto dOWRtoto a sane aneIt basis basisIf baatsItIt Admiral Baron Uric manages m tge8 to toeat toeat toeateat all these th e dinners dlnr raid still go away awayconfirmed aW117coaftrme awaycontlrniedconfirmed l in his friendly attitude to toward toward toward ward the United State Stat it I may be set setdown setdown t tdowndown that the peace IB secure secureArmy secureArmy secureArmyArmy officer who had been assigned assignedtoto develop derelo an important invention was wasaccused wasaec wasaccusedaccused aec pf of improperly Impr y using u lng the money moneyhe moneyIe moneyhehe employed in his work and sent up upfor upfor upforfor five y year an Now it turns out that thathe thathe thathehe had a gr great rest ot and valuable Invention invAntionwhich ImMltlODwhich Inventionwhichwhich the military authorities will willadopt willaddpt willadaptadopt Seems as If he had an apology apologycoming apologycoming apologycomingcoming from some some1arter some1arterIt quarter quarterItIt is also al l o interesting to contemplate contemplatehewhew much muoklonger longer the tariff debate might mighthave mightMva mighthavehave ben had Mr Bryan boen a aSenator asater aSenatorSenatorAttorney Senator SenatorAttorney saterAttorneyAttorney General Bonaparte was of oftb ottlM ofthetb the opinIon that the Sugar trust had hadnot hadnot badnotnot violated the Sherman law in it itsuppression I Iuppralon its itsauppreeslonsuppression of the Segal refinery The TheSugar TheSugat TheSuprSugar trust brought to bar apparent apparently ly differed from the Attorney General GeneralWeather GenerWe GeneraLWeatherreportWeather We Weatherreport tber report promises two whole wholedays wholedays wholedaysdays of fait weather in succession successionHowever succefilonHowever successionHoweverHowever this may be > another inaugu inauguration inauguration Inauguration ration day d production productionThey productionTheysay that the politicians will havenothing to do with the reorganization reorganizationofof the New York eu customs tom service rvlee under underMr und undMr underMrMr Loeb If Mr Loeb isnt something somethingof sometlll sometlllotof a a politician himself hlm elf he has unlearned unlearnedan uole nted ntedanan awful lot t of things since the pre preconvention preconvenUon proconventionconvention months of the Taft cam campaign camAppears paign paignAppears n nAppeaniAppears that Mrs Howard Gould Gouldonly Gouldonly Gouldonlyonly had about lIStOOspeudlng TSBtQO spending money moneyin molleiIn mousyInin tea years 7 No wonder she wants a adivorce adivorce adivorcedivorce divorcePeople divorcePeople divorcePeoplePeople who succeed In dying before beforethe befOl9the bolerothethe vote on the income Utx U will not notinind BOtmhwl notmindmind what happens to it and the suc succession BUCealon succession cession of postponements poetpo emenbl suggests SUfiSe ta that thateverybody thatbody thateverybodyeverybody body has a fair chance chanceMakee ebaDeeMake8 chanceMakesMakes a difference whose wh ox is gored goredWhen goredWhen goredWhenWhen somebody wants to talk en the theFinance theFinance thenaaneeFinance Committee aide but ifcnt ready readythe readTthe readythethe night session of the Senate can caneasily cnea caneasilyeasily ea be suspended but when some un unresjecerate unnw unrererateresjecerate nw erate party like La Fellette F Uette asks asksconsideration aekseOn8lceratlon askscOnalderatlonconsideration theres no consideration considerationinin stockDoes stock atockDoes stockDoesDoes a platform plus a President Presidentplus PrMldentllua Presidentplusplus a minorty in the Senate constitute constituteaa political pert JMrttr pt or doe oe a Senatorial Senatorialmajority SenatorJaJmajo1J SenatorialriLlorttyriLlortty majority outweigh all U three threeIf threeIf threeIfIf Mr r Aldrich manages to make him himself hlmwelt himself self understood uu enatood M h his view is that any anybody an7bod anybody bod body who takes takes a political platform platformseriously pltfonnertou platformseriouslyseriously lT deserves de to got the same sametreatment sametreatment sametreatmenttreatment that Senator Lodge e has ac accorded acconied accorded corded the consumer he ought to be beabolished beabollabed beabolishedabolished abolishedTh abollabedTIK abolishedTheTh The business of New York city seems seemsto e8INIt seemtoto be chiefly selling bonds just a aagriculture IW IWJeulture asarIcutureagriculture In New fJfW Bngiand is iV dovtad dovtadmainly > vcted vctedmainly dedmalalmainly malal to raising the tariff tariffIf tarUIt tariffIfIf this man La Ifollette were real realwell realwell realwellwell and strong and ate meat three threetimes threettmee threetimestimes a day wouldnt he be the ani animated animated salmetod mated proposition ttlon though IThe Job of pulling the t wool woblover over the thacountrys thecountrys thecountrYscountrys eyes has been completed but butit butIt butitit isnt so successful as in times pastThe past paatThe pastTheThe country has been able to see seethrough Hethrouch methroughthrough it pretty well this timepr time tlmoMr timeMrMr pr Larimer is uncertain in which whichhouee whlehhOUM whichhousehouse of Congress he shall vote on the thetariff thetart thetarifftariff bilL Whats the matter with withvoting withv6t1ng withvotingvoting In both H He can do it itFIFTEEN ItFIFTEEN ItFIFTEENFIFTEEN POUND BLUEFISH BLUEFISHBAKNEGAT BLUEFISHBARNEGAT BLUEFISHBABNEGATBAKNEGAT N J June 11 12Blueh 12Bluehan4 BlueAfil BlueAfilandand weakneh again ara in these e waters watersCapt waterCapt watersCaptCapt Thomas Thom Birdsali created consid considerable considerable considerableerable excitement last night by bringing bringinghome brln bringinghome lng lnghomehome a bluefish weighing fifteen pound poundeight poundaIght pounds4gbteight ounces that he had caught Just Justoutside justootaide Justoutaldeoutside Barnegat inlet Even ven th Lbs oldest oldesInhabitant oldtInhabitant oldestinhabitantInhabitant had to admit that thU th we wethe Yo was wasthethe biggest blglJe t bluensh he ever had kjowi kjowito kwwntoto be caught trolling in the spring of ofth oft ofthth t year yearWhite earearhiteWhite hite House Callers CallersSenators CallersSenatoiw CallersseuattrSenators I Deptw > epew of New York YorkBristow YtkBristow YorkBriatowBristow of Kansas KansasJonea KansasJones KaIUMUJuneJune o 0 Washington wwBIJUInTaylor WashingtonTaylor WashingtonTaylorTaylor of Tennesaee TennesaeePeridna 7enneaseePerkins Me MednaPerkins dna of California CaliforniaIMpresentattvo Californiatdv CaliforniapyoenIaUvesIMpresentattvo tdv Alexander of New York YorkBennett YorkMnnett YorkBennettBennett of New York YorkSmith YorkSmi YorkSmithSmith Smi t of Michigan MichiganHowell JttlchlgaaHowell MichIganHowellHowell of Utah UtahWhat UtahWha UtahWhatWhat Congress Did DidININ THE SENATE SENATESenator SENATESenator SENATESenatorSenator Overman of North Carolinamake Carolina CaroUDmake Carolinamakesmake a vigorous attack on the tariff tariffMIL tali talibilL tarftbILL orothyStargeeStargee KIM Helen Metcalf Miss Helen HelenBiumer HelonBlumer HelenBlumerBlumer Miss JlU Gladys Baker and Miss MissBenson MissBelUlOn MissBensonBenson of Brooklyn N Y TMme YMme YMawMme de Lagercrantz who went to toNew toNew toNewNew York yesterday ye terda will be joined joinedthere joinedthere joinedtherethere today by the minister who spent spentthe SpeRt1M spentththe th last few days in Chicago and by bythe bythe y ythethe aHaeog de Lagercrantz who have havebeen bQ havebeeji e elIeenbeen the guest of Mw miMe Aldrich Aldrichatat Warwick Neck for the last week weekThey weekrhey weekTheyThey will sail 11 Tuesday for their home homeInIn Sweden to spend the summer summerr summerThe BummerThe summerThe+ rThe Assistant 881 tant Secretary of State and andMrs andMn andMrsMrs Huntington ton party at dinner Jut evening in honor honorof honorot honorofof the Secretary of the Treasury and andMrs andMr andMrsMrs Franklin MacVeagh MacVeaghMrsMrs MaeVeagh has returned retum to Wash Washington WasllIngton Washlngton ington for a short stay before going to toNew toNew toNewNew Hampshire for the summer summerj summerMiss summerMiss summerMiss+ jMiss Townsond At CourtMiss Court CourtMlsc CourtJoMiss Yvonne Townsend daughter ol olMr otMr ofMrMr and Mrs Lawrence Townsend of ofWashington ofWashington ofWashingtonWashington who is spending some time timeabroad timeabroad timeabroadabroad was among the six Americans Americanspresented Am Amrlcnspresented rlcJIs rlcJIsprMeRteclpresented to King Edward ward and Queen QueenAlexandra QueenAJexandra QueenAlexandraAlexandra last evening at Buckingham BuckinghamPalace BuckinghamPalace BucklnghamPalacePalace Owing to the slight illness of ofAmbassador ofAmb ofAmbassadorAmbassador Amb Haflor Held who was unable to tobe tobe tobebe present ent Mrs Reid made the pre presentations presentations preseotatlons sentations sentationsMrs sentationsMrs seotatlonsMrsMrs Schroeder wife wife of Rear R ar Admiral AdmiralSeaton A AdmiralSeaton mlral mlralSeatonSeaton Schroeder accompanied by b their theirdaughters theirdaughters theirdaughtersdaughters will leave Washington Mon Monday Menday on onday day for Jamestown J me town R I where wiiere they theylease theylease Ilease a cottage c tlqe for the summer summerj summerMra summerXr summerMrsj + I IMrs L E Costello who has been the theguest thegue theguesCofguest guesCof t of Mrs M J Forbes OMeara for the thelast thelt thelastlast six x months has gone to Toronto TorontoCanada TorontoCanada TorontoCanadaCanada where she will be the guest gue t ofMrs of ofMrs otMIIIMrs Peck for several months monthsr monthsLieut monthsUeutr gm I Lr LrLieutLieut and Mrs Henry Henry q S S N have taken tak a cottage at Chevy ChevyChase Che7Cha ChevyChaseChase e for the summer months They Theyhave Theybave Theyhavehave as their guests Mr and Mrs Frank FrankSadlier FrankSadlier FrankSadlierSadlier whose marriage took place in inNew InNew InNewNew York last week4 4Mrs +Mrs Archibald Hopkins accompanied accompaniedbyby her son ad daughter left WSurlng WSurlngton Vrn Vrnton idn idntonton yesterday e terday for her summer place at atWilllamstown atWllllamlltown atWilliamstownWilllamstown Mass MassMrs MaNMr4 4MraMrs Calderon Carlisle and Miss Car Carlisle CarlisI Carlisle lisle lisI have closed their Washington real residence realdence dence and have gone to the Virginia VirginiaHot VirginiaHot VirginiaHotHot Springs where they have taken a acottage acottage acottagecottage for the summer summerMise BummerKI4 4MissMiss KI Eleanor Rtdgely RIdIJ daughter of Mr Mrand MraRd Mrandand Mrs 15 William Barret Ridgeiy sail palled sailed n ned ed today from New York for Europe Europewith Kurojtewith Europewithwith her aunt unt Mrs Vincent of Chica Chicago Chlcaco Chicago go They will spend the summer summerabroad summerabroad sumniorabroadabroad abroadJohn4John 4John 4John Barrett who has J be bees n spending spendingaa few days in Plttsburg has ha returned returnedtoto Washington WashingtonMcLeanGsrdinerVublnatoRI 4 + t tMcLeanMcLean JIIcL McLeanGsrdiner anGlnUner anGlnUnerThe Gardiner j jThe I ITheThe marriage of Mia Rebekah Mc McLean MeLe McLean Lean Le 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs OonsWMcLean Donald DonaldMcLean DonaldMcLeanMcLean to Lieut J deB W V GardinerU S A New York this afternoon in inFive InFLERIFLE FLE EXPRESS CAR CARONN CARONONN ON N1Y Y CENTRAL CENTRALFiveFive Young Men Are Arrest Arrested Arrested Arrested ed by the Police inRochester in inRochester inRochesterRochester RochesterROCHESTER RochesterROCHESTER RochesterROC1lE8TRROCHESTER N Y June IS ISCharged 1JCharced itChargedCharged with vagrancy raJle and alleged ak have robbed ro an American Kxjweas EXJ IfI II car earattached carattached carattachedattached to train No tl 1 en n th the New NewYork NewYork NewYorkYork Central raUroaJ due d in tnig tn cityat city cityat cityIltat 186 1 oclock this thl morning five young youngmen youncmen youngmenmen ar are in the hand of the pollee to today toda7 today day having havn been rounded yp p when ti titrain tft tfttratft iintraIitrain pued into th tht Central Avenue AvenueStation AyenueStaUoIL AvenueStationStationThe Station StaUoILThe1 The namee given rIv nby by the prisoners pI 8ODenl are areBernard areDetnard arenernardBernard Martin Harry BlunaaSe Brundage Bar Harvey Barvey flarvey vey Ferris James Maroo JaroIhY y Harry BBd BBdwarda Belward Bdwardawarda wardaThe wardThe wardaTheThe ear entered wa wan a CAmbtnatifjo ex exprees expreu axpresspress and refrigerator refrt erawc car Entrance Entrancewas En EnrsnCewas nce ncewaawas lint gained to the refrigerator refrtga ator part partby partby 8rt 8rtby >by breaking in the ventllur venUlurill r leading leadingtoto the ice room roomFrom roomFrOM roomFromFrom there entrance trance was effected to tothat tothat tothatthat part of the car which contained the theexpress theexpressexpress package A number of these theseI thesewere e ewere II were rifled rifledDiscovery ritledDI8covery rifledDiscoveryDiscovery of the breaking open of ofthe ofthe ofthethe car was made mad east of Syracuse and andthe andthe Ithe polire of this city were Ie notified with withthe withthp wIththethe result that a squad of police were werenri wfreon wereonon hand Yo when lCT the > train reaohrd the th sta station station etattT tion Thrfe > of thf quintet Uifltt oN wcre found foundInIn the th rar and fwu tn were hidden be betwtij beJ beJtiskIJtiskI J twtij otfcT cars in u tin trainCopyrighted by t HArris rris Ewlug EwlugMISS EwlRgMISS BwlngMISSMISS IRIS LUCILLE MASTERSthe home of her parents on Lenox ave avenue avenUl ayenu nue nu Mgr M J Lav Lavelle lle officiating The Theceremony Theceremony Theceremonyceremony will be attended by only onlymembers onlymember8 onlymembersmembers of the families fam ie8 and a few fewfriends fewfriends fewfriendsfriends friendsOn friendsOn friendsOnOn June 15 they will sail n for Kurope Kuropeto J urope uropetoto upend the summer and upon their theirreturn theWreturn theirreturnreturn will gp t to West Point where whereLieutenant whereLieutenant whereUeutenantLieutenant Gardiner te stationed stationedAmong stationedAmoJlg stationedAmongAmong those from Washington who whowent wbowent whowentwent io to New York to attend 4 the wed wedding weddIng wedding ding are Capt and Mrs Walter McLean McLeanMiss McLeanUiu McLeanMissMiss Elsie McLean and Wallace Mc McLean McLean McLean Lean LeanBrigadier LeanBrlguIier4 4Brigadier +Brigadier General and Mrs Wother Wotherspoon WoOterspoon Wotherspoonspoon will leave Washington Waebl 8tOn In a a day dayor dror dayOror two for Jamestown R I where here they theywill theywill theywillwill spend the summer summerMme summerMIRe4 4MineMme Xabueo wife of the BrazilianAnbamedOr Brazilian BrazilianAmbassador BraztllanAmbalMl8dAmbassador r who with their children childrenleft chlldr chlldrleft childrenleftleft Washington yesterday ye terday will be join joined jollied joined ed today in New York by the thelAmba thelAmbaador Ambass Ambassador Mnbaaaador ador and they will go to Smith B Point Pointnear Pointnear Pointnearnear Manchester Mass where they theyhave theyhave theyhavehave leased the Kimball Cottage for forthe forthe forthethe summer summerThe summerThe summerTheThe Counselor of the embassy Mr de deLima deLima doLknaLima and Mr r G d de ViaanaKelsch VIa Kel ch will wHlremain willremain wiltremain iremain here for several days before beforeJoining beforejoining beforeJoiningJoining the Ambassador ador in New Lag Bngland JlogJand Laglandland landTheJandTheThe American Ambassador A or to Turkey Turkeyand Turkeyand Turkeyandand Mrs Straus who 00 have spent a few fewdays tewday fewdaysdays in 1 Washington will leave today todayfor todaytor todayforfor Elberon N J where they will be bethe bethe bethethe guests of their soninlaw and anddaughter anddaughter anddaughterdaughter Mr Ir and Mrs Edward Sohaf Sohaffer Sohaffer Sobsfforfer until July t when they sail 11 for ferConstantinople terConstantinople forConstantinopleConstantinople ConstantinopleMrs4 4Mrs jMrs T8 John E Reyburn wife of the theMayor theMyor theMayorMayor of Philadelphia who with her herdaughter herdaughter herdaughterdaughter Miss Eleanor Crosier Rey Reyburn Reyburn Reyburn burn has b been 8ft spending some time hi hiWashington htWa ttWashingtonWashington Wa hioJJton has gone to New London LondonConn LondotConn LoadsiConuConn where she has opened Oak Oakledce Oakledte Oakledreledce for the summer Mayor Reyburn Reyburnand Reybornand Reyburnandand Mrs Reyburn brother General GeneralCrosier GeneralCreator GeneralCroalerCrosier of Washington will Join her hershortly hersbortly hershortlyshortly shortlySails sbortlySails shortlySails+Sails Wednesday WednesdayMissMiss Flora Wilson n daughter of olStcretry the theSecretary theSecretarySecretary of Agriculture will sail I with witha withpartya party of friends from New York on onWednesday Ofttdn onWednesdayWednesday tdn ay for Europe where she e will willspend willIllpe willspendspend the summer summerThe IilUmmerTbt4 4TheThe > Secretary of the twe wediah lah legation legationand latJonand legatlonandand Mice Bkengren Bk8fl ren Jeft Washington Washingtontoday Wbtnctontoday Washingtontodaytoday They will be the guests of Mr Mrand Mrnd Mrandand Mrs Horace Harding at Seabright Seabrightand Seabrightandand Mrs Roger Wolcott at Milton MiltonMass MlttQftlas MiltonMassMass for a snort while before going goingt go gott otbir place at Bar Harbor whore whorethey wherethey whoretheythey will spend the summer summerRepresentative mmmerReprtJ4 4ItepreseutativeRepresentative ReprtJ entative and Mrs Wheeler Wheelerwho Wheelerwho WheelerwhoI who have spent the spring season atCONFEDERATES ASK ASKTtfT ASKTAFT ASKTAFTTOTAFT TAFTTO Tfl REUNION REUNIONVeteransVeterans V erans in Shenandoah ShenandoahValley ShenandoahValley ShenandoahValleyValley Want President Presid nt toVisit to toVisit toVisitVisit Them ThemConfederate ThemConfederate ThemConfederateConfederate veterans in the th Shenan Shenandoah ShenaJldoh Shenandank dank valley of Virginia are making ev every every syerr ery effort possible to have President PresidentTaft PrNI PresidentTaft t tTattTaft attend their reunion at Fishers FishersHill FteheuHili 11ishersHillHill Shenandoah county this summer summerThe summerThe ummerThThe Th President has promised to give givethe gtvethe givethethe matter the most careful considers consideration COQSidetlon considerstion tion and has indicated that he would wouldlike wouldlike wouldlikelike to accept the invitation if it be pos possible poesible sible sibleSeveral sibleSeveralSeveral weeks ago a delegation ion of ofprominent ofprominentprominent men from the valley was In Introduced Introduced troduced to the President by Represen Representative Repreeentat1ve Representative tative Hay of yl Virginia in whose districtFishuts district districtFishers dletrktFtelMraFishers Hilt is located At that time timethe timethe timethethe tentative date for the reunion of ofthe ofthe ofthethe Confederates was fixed ftx xed at August USUt 3 3Today 3 3Todal 1TodayToday however Col L S S Brown Bro of ofth oftbo oftbsth tbs Southern railway called on Mr MrTaft MrThrtTaft and told him the reunion r unioa would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbebe held on any 821 day the President would wouldchoose wouidChOO8 wouldchoosechoose between bet een July IS 5 and August 15 15provided 15provided 15providedprovided Mr Taft would promise prom to goThe go goThe 0 0TheThe President Pre tdent replied that he could couldgivf couldgiW couldgivegive no definite answer at this time timeIf timeIf timeIfIf the Pre President > id irpnt nt will go g said fa ai4 1ft Colon t olonl olonlBrown ltn 1 1Brown 1ErnurBrown we will give lum a orjwd Ci > wd of ofuiJ ofuO4iuiJ uO4i fWJ pcnp r1Jethe Highland where they have taken takenan takenanan apartment are spending at their home in Pennsylvania PennQIaaWh6ltler MV MVWheeler Miss MissWheelerWheeler who spent some time in At Atlantic Atlantic AtJantle lantic City ha hae Joined h her r parents parentsT parentsThe ILI1MItaThe parentsThe+ TThe Vice President who spent t the hut hutweek utWHk lestweekweek in Itiea N Y returned to toWashington 10Wa toWashingtonWashington Wa hngfun yesterday yesterdayMrs ye yesterdayMrs tenlayWrsMrs Winter wife wtt of Major Winter Winterofof Fort Myer will entertain Informallyfollowed by a small tea this afteroon afterooninin compliment to her house guest Mrs MrsAtkinson MreAtkinson > 18 18AtktllHnAtkinson wife of Major Atkinson Atklo on of ofFort ofFort ofFortFort Leavenworth Kan KanMiss KanI KanI KanMissI I I JMiMiss Katharine B Huboard of f Wash I ington who is spending pendl p several days inNew York a guest at die we Hotel Weleott Weleottentertained WolCO WolCOentertalaed WoIeotentertainedentertained a p pa party at luncheon 1 yestor yestordayday Miss II 8 Rubbam sail UB foe Europe ftt ftta iiiaa few days daysMcCleary dayMcClearyWhitmo4 4McClearyWhitmoreMcCleary McClearyWhitmo McClearyWhitmoreMini Whitmore WhitmoreMiss e elI15Miss Ethel Hannah McCleary McClearydaughter MeCl4ta1Tdaughter MeCiearydaughterdaughter of Q Mr and Mrs Frank Os Osgood Csgood 0 0goodgood McCleary wa wumarrled was married at noon noontoday noontoda noontodaytoday toda to the Rev Clarence W Whit Whitmore Wh1tmore Whitmoremore assistant renter of the Trinity TrinityMM E Church The ceremony wae per performed pertormed performed formed at t Trinity Church the rector rectorthe rectorthe rectorthethe Rev Richard P Williams of officiating otclaUng o oclating ficiating The church was beautifullydecorated with palms ferns white whitepeonies whitepeooles whitepeoniespeonies and roses rosesThe rosetlThe rosesTheThe bride who was escorted to the thealtar thealtar thealtaraltar by her father ther who gave her In Inmarriage Inmarriage Inmarriagemarriage wore a beautiful white sat satin satIn t tin in gown made empire and wore worelong Vore10nb 9long tulle veil arranged with orange orangeblossoms orangeblossoms orangeblossomsblossoms and carried a shower bou bouquet bouQuet hoequet quet of Bride roses and lilies of the thevalley thev8lle thevalleyvalley valleyMis v8lle v8lleJtIls valleyMisMis Dorothy D rothY McCleary eras her sis sisters sisters alatera ters maul of honor and an toe brides bridesmaids bridesmaids bridesmaids maids wars w Miss 188 Mary Birch BirchKent BirchKent BlrchKentKent G Acker was best t man far r Mr MrWhitmore Mrllhltmore MrWhitmoreWhitmore and the gab ushers rs were George GeorgeSS So Whitmore Carl Hanna of New Newcasle sew sewcasle Io Ioclecasle Pa Lucian Gildea and Frank FrankLlttleftf FrankLlttle4i FrankLIttlefLlttleftf New York city cityAn dt dtvn cityAnAn Informal reception ptlon in the th home of ofthe oftbe ofththe th brides parents on I street followed followedthe followedthe followedthethe ceremony and later in thj rJi lay the theRev theRev theRevRev Dr Whitmore and his bride left leftWashington leftWaahJngton leftWashingtonWashington for a northern wedding weddingtrip weddingtrtp weddingtriptrip Upon their return they will make maketheir maketheir maketheirtheir home in Washington WashingtonMrs+Mrs Hall wife ilf of ofGeneral General Had U US US USS A will be ho hostess tMII at a bridge party partytitle partythis partythisthis afternoon in her home on Nine Nineteenth Nineteenth Nineteenth teenth street streetMIII99t 99tMr 4 4MrsMr MIII Terry wife tfe of Rear Admiral AdmiralTerry AdmiralTerry AdmiralTerryTerry will entertain a small party atbridge at atbridge atbridgebridge this afternoon afternoonMr atternoonMr afternoonx afternoonMr+ xMr and Mrs John W Foster will willleave willl willleaveleave l > ave Washington Monday for their theirsummer theirsummfr theirsummersummer place on Lake OntarioMRS MRRUIZ RUlI SUICIDE SUICIDEHUSHED SUICIDEHUSHEDHUSHED BY BYYANKEE BYYANKEEReporter YANKEE YANKEEReporterReporter Admits That Mys terious American Spent25000 to Conceal l ItLONDON It ItLONDON It ItLONDONLONDON June 12 1The The authorities to toar le leretUMol todada ar refused to reveal the depositions depositionstaken depomtlcmstaken depositionstakentaken in cornectton cOr nect on with the suicide of ofthe o otbe ofthethe alleged alJe ed Mrs Mary Agnes Ruts the thefriend thefrielHl thefriendfriend of Alfred G VaiMtarbttt around aroundwhose aroondwhose aroundwhosewhose death an effort was made to tothrow tothrow tothrowthrow a complete veil of secrecy secrecyThe secrecyThe secrecyThThe Th coroner declared taat the case casewas ca ewas casewaswas closed ed that there was absolutely absolutelynono evidence of foul t ul play and that it itwould itwould itwouldwould serve no good interest to t expose exposethe expcNHrthe exposthethe motives that prompted the thesutclde suicide suicideOne suicideOneOne 0 of the two reporters who obtained obtainedpossession obtainedpoue obtainedpossessionpossession poue of the he facts In the mao ad admitted admitted admitted mitted that ho 1 was paid a large largefor wn wnfor sumforfor suppressing the story > It Is Is Lamated esti estiznat t1natnat mated d that the mysterious American Americanwho Amerlcnwho Americaswhowho attended to the work of sealing ea up upthe uptile upthethe affair spent 26000 OOt in his task This ThisIK ThlJ Thinis >IK a greater sum than any member of ofthe orthe ofthethe Rule family is supposed to have havepossessed havpossessedpossessed and is considered proof that thatthe thatthe I Ithethe person or persons most Jft interacted int interestedwere interactedwere lested lestedwerewere wealthy wealthyMrs wealthYMrs wealthyMrsMrs Ruts waa a buried in Kens Ke Kansal Sfll Green GreenCemetery GreenCemetery ICemeteryENCOURAGEMENT ENCOURAGEMENTCustomerCustomer who wh has ordered ordf > re 1 a steak steakWell steakVell steaksWell >Well done > waiter waiterFrPTVhmin waltetFrEnhm icaitirivnhrnsnFrPTVhmin FrEnhm n mot nt to be outdone outdoneBravo outa nutieneiBrao lne lneBraBravo Bra 0 garcon arcon The Th BystanderI Capital Tales TalesDolliver T Ta1 a1eS a1eSDolliver V VDolliverDolliver Ak AIM SpkeSenator Spake SpakeSenator SpekLstorSenator Dolltver lItver was teBfagrlhe tailing the Sen Senate Senat Senate ate at that It be had his way now he hewould hewou14 hewouldwould blue pencil a good many Il of th thexplanations thxpIaatIoas the theexplanationsexplanations b M gave for OJ industrial t con ccmdttieua concUt1 m mditiondttieua cUt1 when he was an a x ciiecant eraat raat and andenthttstestif anftentbUllta8 atidenthusiasticenthusiastic f youth outb n Ie the t House of ofRepresentatives MRptatiV f fRepresentativesRepresentatives RepresentativesYteUing RptatiVlteWlug RepresentativesYielding >Yielding to Senator Depew with a adelight Mdetltht adelightdelight > hV h saM I have not experi experienced experleneed caper I Ieared eared for or years the Senator from fromIowa frOmIowa trmnlowIowa low was wa asked this quo ton on by the theNew theNew theNrwNew York Senator SenatorAsAs a mature staWeiimii sta as a We star starorator starorator Staroratororator of his party part traversing the thocountry Uwcountry thecountrycountry making speeches m the Ut cam campaign catJIoopalgn campaign paign of UK UK he made JftIIdelargely sp speeches ol se folNfeli folNfelilargely wShlargelylargely produced the reeuf JIor HT i wfcicfe wfcicfewe wh whwewe are so 5 gmUful In Inthat toekteg Io Ing back backthat baskthatthat they occurred WouKf wouJCra he hea pp ppaa blue pencil through thc thoIIear thoIIearMr J apiMser apiMserMr tipeisS tipeisSMrMr President r rq pHed DMlVet DMlVetwhen D DilIlVetwhen H1vet H1vetwhenwhen I spoke wttk wit wishihe the Sr Srger SeaMer I was wosJPported wasreportedreported In ery brief fa1st to the theffffCt theeffectffffCt Mr r DoIIIwr or o 4y D9tlln D9tllngE DllngergE ger > r also spoke I woukl w b be clad If Ifsome 1 ifI r rII tould pi a blue pencil through that theltJome thatsomesome time timeSenatorial4 4Senatorial + Jr JrSenatorialSenatorial Retert Ceurtaeits CeurtaeitsSenator CourtHHSenator CaurteeneSenatorSenator WarrNf blue S e suit hall hallbe hasbeen n n nbeenbe been n a subject IlUb t of much mue remark thigthe UrBgfc UrBgfcthe gta gtathethe woolen controversy tr v Be d CMlMdIitel CMlMdIitelIt tetlboi tetlboiitit to the Sen Senate the thethe otlaYl9I11 otlaYl9I11th other day saying sayingth4the th amount of wool In it welgWia welgJAfdthan welgkjdthan kd kdthanthan three threePGu pounds that the UteloUi slot lotb fct fctU 1ItIt btitIt cost Cst a little over 4 4 that the Ut thelag mal making malIn lag In of the suit was J9 and the flmimg flmimgused ftnlirnsu fleilftigeusedu used ed cost oo t WMI St so that the suit vest stover vestover ist istoverover 40 though the cloth seat but U UFrom 34Front 4 4FromFrom this he argued that the pratftofc pratftofcIvf p pIVfl prst prstlyelye tariff en tho suit was net Met eaerL1183 1183I L >I submit ubmltu said Warren that tlw tlwcloth uecloth tj tjclothcloth is good enough to wear Yearthe even eve in inthe Icthethe august presence of thte Sttfu Sanats A 1 1ask E Easkask the t Senator tf I am not KlgA xJgJM xJgJMLet rlghLet KlgALetLet it be said responded Oeftvtr Oeftvtrwith riifvtrwith flcar flcarwithwith whom tho tb Wyoming 7C poIIrM Senator r was wasin wasin a5 a5Inin colloquy that the Senator doss ee not notrequire notrequire notrequirerequire a very elaborate suit of clothes clothestoto prevent an impressive appearance in inthe Inth intheth the Senate SenateCorn SenateCom SenateCorn+ i jCorn Plasters Part WeeL WeeLAt Woe WoeAtAt one on stage tag in the woolen controversy controversyDolliver controvtrsyDolliver controversyDolilverDolliver was talking ta11d about the absur absurdities absurdlt1e absurdities dities of classification by the board of ofgeneral dgene11l1cppraltlenl ufgeneralgene11l1cppraltlenl gene11l1cppraltlenlIn general Appraisers AppraisersInIn one case said he corn plasters plastersand plulersnd plastersandnd everybody on this because It seems to tohave tohave tohavehave reached reach d the limit of absurdity absurditycorn b8urdttycorncorn planters those little things that thatyou tijatyou 4atyouyou put between your tees on the th adtrtoe adtrtoeuf 1dIinor a aQfuf a corn doctor were held heltunde1 dutbln dutblnunder atiab under the provisions eoy covering wearing wearingapparel wearingapparel g gapparelapparel ifl de decision 1slcJ 12W6 D De you think a corn cornMaster oia oiaplaiter l lplterMaster ought to be claertted c1M under th thiritf tbtt tbtttaritt thstarifftariff lavs of a modem nation as wear wearing wearine wearAng ine ing apparel apparelWhen aPlWrelWhen apptrsLr apptrsLrWhenWhen the laughter bad lapsed ed Dolli Dollier Dolliver Dcliiverver er went on onYou onYou onhaveYou have seen those good old mot mottoes mottoes mottoes toes that our mothers used to make makenth makwith makewithwith nth woolen woo on cardboard Wel rcome never was a hospitality ho tality u in this world more beautiful than thanthat tbalthat thaitthatthat which lay behind those uuequalnt quaint old oldcardboards ohteardboardaaDd oltcardboardsandeardboardaaDd cardboards and God Bless Bles Our Home Homeeven Homeeven Homeeveneven even those when they coma to the thecustom thHe1MItom thucustomcustom house if they should by thin thinTreasury thlilTPet thI4TreasuryTreasury TPet ury decision are areed assessed up to tott tuC811ts t tUtt cents a pound and M per cent a at al alvaiorem valorem because e they are cloth in inpart j lupart II IIpartpart of wool woollowan wooLIowan4 4IowanIowan Doasnt Play Poker PoktrDwelltag PokerDweUIac PokerDwelingDwelltag on the absurilitfoe ef classi classification dafiftcatlon cIaeiOration Oration Dolliver told how mercerize mercerizelcotton mercerizecOtton mercerizeicottoncotton cloth all cotton except for some somopolka somepolka omltIKlkapolka dote of goat hair whleh were weriglued Wf wereglued > N Ngluedglued upon the fabric fa1 rtc had to pay payheavy pa paheavy f fheavyheavy woolen duties of 44 cents per perpound perpound perpoundpound and 56 per ceat ad valorem Just JustEttcaiwe jwtllOOlWH jestUecauseEttcaiwe of the goalau 11k polka data detsDoes d dataDoes ts tsDD Does the SenatorDrink asked uk Wet Wetr8ll 1o4ron Wa Wainron that It apoker game J lad ladin Inddat Inddatinin with ith camels camel hair the hair shestHl shestHleome sht shuldeOpe 1il 1ilCOIJteome in IreeT IreeTI free freeI T1 I hope said Dolliver fe th Senator Senatorwill S Swtl1 Sess1rwillwill not introduce mysterious figures SIII8Ii ef efspeech efspeech ofspeechspeech with which I am not fantifiajr fantifiajrIhI I only thought said Warra tile ttaeSenator tileSenator tbeSenatorSenator was gropihg about tor light o ocertain CNi CNicertatr oscertaircertain subjects subjectsNow 8ubjectsNow subjectsNowNow what asked Dolliver Aid M Aidappraisers ctl tM tMappraisers eapap appraisers rslsers say about tMe jMKaiit jMKaiitpropoeitioR ieIca ieIcaproposition 4IIt 4IItoproposition propoeitioRfrheyThey o probaMjr proba said veteriidWa veteriidWaren NW iteiisd d drent S Sronrent amid knowing Jm laughter laughterwould disy disywould t1IiI7wouldwould raise the limit limitThey UmltTbey limitTheyThey raised r 1 the limit acceded DotH DotHver D DotSver Ut Utverver They raised the limit from the theduty Pduty tl tldutyduty provided in the cotton schedule schedulewhere 8Cbedulewhere schedulewherewhere the goods s belonged or rather I1Lt 8I 8Ia as asa asaa famous woman once the Wife wirelIl 9t a aforeign aforean aforeignforeign minister in this Capital used ultsay to tosay tosaysay Now ow seeing eetn that we are gentle gentlemen gen genmen gentlemen men let us remove the theDollivor limit limitDolliver JmlDolUverDolliver added when naked how the thegnme tilegmne thegtunegnme went that the polka dots dotsout tact lestout tactoutout outrliat outWbat outWhat+ SWhat rliat the Governors Said SaidAn SaidAn SaidAnAn unusual ual nubile document t has hMcome just justwine Jestcomecome from th tM Government t PrintingDffice Pr1ntJi Pr1ntJiOffice Printing PritMsOftloeOffice It is the record of the pcecftM pcecftMnga Pr preqeddinga t t18ga18ga nga of the lint congress of governors governorsf go goof governeofof f the United States held h d at the WlMto WlMtolouse 111dteHouse IVIiISeHouseHouse a year ago 8 0 The volume i itound to tobound toboundbound in green cloth lettered with wltJlJJOId withgeld withcoldcold geldEvery coldEvery J JEveryEvery word that was said at the theVhite UteWhlte theWhiteWhite House conference on the sub aubtect bJ sublootJ loot t the governors overnon discussed dIac The Con Conrvatton eoAservatlon u uneryatlonrvatton of the Countrys Natural Be Belources 1t 1tSOUrce8 ftcnoureeslources Is In the 450 pages which tn tnook tire t1Mbook tirebookbook ook embraces One of the intereethig intereethigeaturee liderestlagfeatures tfal tfaluturMfeatures is a history of the origin and anddan aadplan adplanplan dan of the conference and a Itat Iis of ofunes ofnama ofnamesnames of all those who participated fat fatThe IDIt initIt it The frontispiece is a half toile of ofie ottbe ofthethe ie photograph taken on the White Whiteouse WIIItHOWIe WhiteHouseHouse ouse portico showing all the uno gewer gewerora7 governorno nor ora7 grouped with the President Wee Vteeent Weeresident Iea IeaPresidentresident ent members of the tbeJustices Cabinet CabinetJustices CabIatJusticesJustices of the Supreme Court and the thefour uefour thefourfour special guests William W ltaa Je Jesahng JesahngBryan a4ug Bryan Andrew Carnegie James Jam J 3 Hffl Hffland IAnd PUll PUllandand John Mitchell There ave antllIutrations nraillustrations eth r rIllustrationsIllustrations IllustrationsTheThe volume contains add addPresident addresses b bPrealdfnt by byPresidentPresident Roosevelt who whomembers presided presidedniembers WIIdmm members mber of the Cabinet CabinetBryan Ca CaBan caritegic caritegicBrtan sn on a thefloor the tileftoor the110crfloor of the Senate He Hetenocrapher is an expert expertstenographer ncpsrtstenographerstenographer and made notes of all nitspeeches allpeeehte allspeechesspeeches which he later transcribed for forthe 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