The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-03
BRYANISMS.


country.
The Babcock explanation of the
Henderson episode will add to the
gaiety of nations if ever it is made
public.
Perhaps, after all, the president
may decide to say something on the
tariff question during his swing
around the circle.
Governor Commins wants it dis
tinctly understood that no one repub.
lican has a monopoly on the strenu-
GUS business.
General Corbin says the German
army is as near perfect as it can be
without having a Corbin or man
equally good, to boss it.
The republican managers want it
understood tina MIR. Henderson's loss
was because of the method, not be-
cause of himself.
John W. Gates has recently pur-
chased about ten thousand acres
worth of Mr. Baer's kind of divine
right to administer things.
The withdrawal of Speaker Hen
derson, together with the early frosts,
indicate that election day may be a
cold day for republicans.
The silence of Mr.. Baer indicates
that his vocal organs have not yet re-
covered from their recent collision
with his pedal extremities
The indications are that the people
will have footed the bills long before
the umpires decide the recent army
and navy maneuvers.
When Generals Corbin and Wood
return to the United States they will
be surprised to note that the republic
has been running right along with
out them.
Something like two hundred repub-
lican congressman cannot understand
why man like Henderson should al
low himself to be guided by his con
victions.
AS the PRESENT is devoting some
time to the trust question, would
not be we'll for him to define the diff.
ference between good trust and a
bad one.
Chairman Babcock says: "The re
publican party has a record on the
trust question that was made in con
gress." Quite true, and that is just
what the people are complaining
about and just what the republican
party is trying hard to hide.
The United States senate already
has so many railroad magnates that
it has been impossible to secure the
passage of a law giving the interstate
tect the public from extortionate
rates and gross Determinations. We
do not need any senators of that
kind.
Mr.. Rockefeller's $4,000 house or
the Hudson burned down the Other
day The fire was almost as expen
sive as would have been the combus
ton of a ton of anthracite.
The negro is receiving plenty o.
testimony from republican sources tt
the effect that republican love fol
the negro was measured by the abil
ity of the negro to vote,
The fright of Ohio republicans
would. if properly inclosed, make al
: attractive side show for Tom John
sons circus" AS it is, it is very
entertaining free exhibition.
The society young gentleman will
=, $50 Panama hat and no overcoa
now finds himself very much in the
1 position of the republican party OF
5 the tariff revision question.
1t seems that the republican press
has been so busy chronicling the
formation of new trusts that it ha:
had neither time nor space to prin
a list of those that have beer
. shackled.
Now, all will be forgiven if Con
gresham Hull will only withdraw
and give as a reason that many re
! publicans object to his official posi-
. ton to advance his financial inter
ests in the Philippines.
After all, what good would it have
I done Lieutenant Peary to bring the
pole home with him? Mr.. Morgan
would have assimilated it before the
lieutenant could have wiped the fros
off.