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cprred ought to lead tho House to ihvsstirGt,
Gen, Cuieheon Of Michigan reminded him
that Commiss onor Black went TO his state
rsred that II plncs Sndwa,.S ad sneS
things as Commissioner Raum was charged
With ne. too should have becn brought 10
oMna Mr. grSckinrdss sUSdan IN tbs debate ,nat fol-
sS Ms said that tbs 0
burenn, revi the lists St Ike from nj tlom tho
ADMINISTRATION was not run ey attorneys and
pension agents Tnis would rennce the ex.
pcr cent. That per cont. on si3o0OU. .UUO was /.
sum worth saving.
the House was In an nrronr lie said tint the
hh9f hpehm99feracy we Q always flooded with tears on
power, but when In power II was quite differ
ent. Here are some extia"t from his speech:
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1s .;f. q. Farmer. en- Il rs to
s.,"n, Of lSvs % io. ,., grant o,sa aon wn.h has
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.na ii..nr @hsn sSs.. Xiii.nes H s.n.ismsn .esss &
4; rs;SS
TIE s srnsi Year. 'ai Of Wod a are hsrS M SH''''
;ss5 t., sSs Ell .rtSs ssssSs
.hrersS sai the suSTss"sars y t
Dsmocsaiis eide Of the House. ' ll' VI 'N'
consss wsp Gafs inc aons0 FREQ
%s9s"s' snSSsmensssdF il w's Es
horse. Gen. spinoia got tie acor He W was ii, IN
style @ Hns III M "H Re" "ia
3, ant friend r. iron Kansas" he said .l,as s.ash.
to ss Go Hsss
1t. l wish he had told tue House what be-
Of whcn crushed to earth as
Tho House roared with laughter. Gen. spi.
nola continued thus:
the :: % s:d ~: g; A.. ,s.,. e
distant rumb!ns Of thunder, warned them TO put
afS 10 ss
f.. G in @
Kspaoes wore, wore silk stocking. NJ. opponen, was
0s,S,s Ss
p"os.ns friend had ~. ss ear a' to tS.
GROUND .na had no. heard The noise in inns Il. would
sSnS
GSn spinola-Neither do
The General closed by reni ndins Mr.. Peters
that fifty Democrats In the last session voted
for Service Tension bill. and Fl I'll the RspahIi.
Cnnseon Michigan ,sdas had found ndn .n' in sh
d!strict. He intimaied that 1t was through the
ssss S si 'srs TSs saor .a s %sa
lowed
Gen cu.cheonIny friend h.s alluded to me in rer:
Gen spino!a Mr.. Chairman how mucn time have
The Charm an Ono mnuts.
ten spinoia-l'lI give you one minute after ! get
Gen cheon-You are a. sene;ou. a, u.ual--as gem
erous as the democratic Ia:J has been to tic soiera
Bggs OF Ca allfornia got the floor for hall min
rte. Re had Just said that when his coll 'ague.
Mould Se d hS
what was true. and he would bet him :2,OoO to
Here the Chairman brought down his gavel
md told Uncle b,egs that his time VAS up.
nian stood in. the arena. .yiolantly eesticnlat-
ing and shouting In q shrill ne OF voice while
I be sc. led Rs.assans asss s sa be
qp%iel the old man. but iinalIy he sphsi,ied.
The bill was finally pa sed as II had been re-
ported from tho committee
II-rHI roRrIpIoArIoNs BILL.
Tho next appropriation bill passed. By the
House was the Fortifcations Appropriation
bill. 1t was engineered by Mark s. Brewer Of
Michigan. the ninth Republican member Of
the Committee on Appropriations. Brewer is
serving his second term and refused a renom-
ination. He probably had his car to the
ground last summer for tho Democrats car
ried his district. 1t was the FIRST time that he
had been placed In charge OF m appropriation
bill. He acquitted himself handsomely He
called up the BILL soon after the opening OF the
session on Dec. II. After twisting tho House
into Committee OF tho Whole. he said i the
bill was based on an estimate OF s7.4s4.323.
The committee had reduced the amount to
S447s.sO There was no difference OF senti-
mont In the minds o. any OF the membera. He
then asked unanimous consent that all gen.
eral debate be considered as closed. and got it.
Watchdog Holman wanted the report read
Mr.. Brewer protested. saving that 1t was long
and would take up the rest OF the afternoon.
lie was very polite and gentlemanly. He pat
ted the Watchdog on the head. and the dog
stopped growing The report was not road.
Tho bill WAS read by sections for amendment.
durny which Judge Holman protested against
its rnssnco He thought that s75O.000 would
be mn ample appropriation. He said that The
very arms that we were prepared to nanufh".
enormous guns We are milking. would be. found
absolutely value ,cSs wien tho hour OF peril
arrived. lie urew the lesson l!oIu tuo Iute WHT.
Tho bill went through without u struggle.
The sentiment o: tho House was 30 strongly
in favor OF hir. Brewer that the Judge did not
usk Ior the yeas md nays.
Cpon the same dav another appropriation
bii! was passed. !, was +" hiil pr9yid.Mng M Ior ora a
public pr nting deficiency. 1t carried s3S2,Ool.
There was an eyrsr,enced man a. ne helm;
mentor OF tho Committee on Appropriation.
David is q rattler from Wnyhack. ne was q
ana is equally q good ngh'er in the House.
- Ill la a Ia natya
sive Nothing delights him more than 10
pound ihs Democratic marty with might md md
shnn N nm mGH hoct r re more o eNpained M H 1he
n"ccssity for the appropriation. nnA Mr..
Clements OF Georgia supplemented tho On
Iianation by c"llnG attention 10 tho groTinG
rxl ense- in the Go, ernm"nt rintinG Oliice.
Ihey- had ,gtown from s.9s2 ,uo In lsS, 10
tIon OF s3jO.OnO would !'s required before the
end OF this fiscal year. Watchdog Holman deliy-
cred his usual address upon economy. IN which
he made this statement:
I took occasion not long ago TO look over thess Coz
ernmsnt for the last leu years to see how
many books could be selected 10 put AWAY IN library
because Of soms vaiue for current or future use
bound in leather an sent TO mo comprised matter
atvaI.s mt In n