The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-28
NO RIGHT TO
THE UNIFORM
Senator Patterson Insists funS.
ton Erred.
CAPTURE OF AeUINALD0
COLORADOAN SAYS WAS CON-
TRERY TO WAR UsAGEs.

TTTASHINGTON, Mach 27.-In the
w senate today Mr. Harris of kan
sas ard MIR. QuaTles of Wiscon-
sin spoke al. length on the Jleomarga-
rinc bill Ml Harris supported the
measure. but urged that an amendment
which he proposed. placing a tax of he
cents pound on adultefated butter
and regulating t.e manufacture and
sale Of renovated butter. ought to be
ADOPTED
AIR. Harris. while he was a supporter
o. the pending bill. declared that cleo
margarine was an excellent product
when not sophisticated and coIored in
O way to deceive the consumer. 1t was
an article of food Of such value that
he was surprised the manufacturers Of
oieomargarine did rot advertise it as
such frankly ana boldly The deeep-
lion. ne said, was not however. al on
one side. The committee had encoun-
Tered disgusting duplicity upon the part
al the butter makers. and &c was part
ly 60 meet this point that he offered his
Amendments
Mr. Quarles Of Wisconsin, in support
Of the pending measure, satd that
things had come 20 a strange pass
when jhe ST GERS compete with COWS as
butter pTod- GERS IL was high time
he thought for self-respecting men 10
take mp the cUdgel5 for the COW and to
defend her time honOred pTerogative.
He SAID that IS sc0nsin had Sll7 coo 003
invested iu dairy interests. He said
that 10 zoos 0o3 pounds 0f 8ieomarga-
rine were manufactured every year i'm
the United States. and he had no hest
fancy IN pr0Houneing it "the greatest
fraud 0f The century.
All the conclusion Of Mr. Quarles'
speech a message from the president
recommending that provision DE made
for diplomats and consular represen-
tatiVes in cuba and announcing form
ally than the island would be turned
over Go the Cuban government on the
goth OF AaT next was read and re-
irrred 10 the committee on foreign re-
latous
Mr. Patterson OF ColoT. do called at
g. ,ilou to an Associated Press dispatch
nom iopeka, hdp~ punished today, in
AhieF General Frederick Funston was
represented IS ciiticising some eastern
papers because of their comment on
his recent speech before the Lotus club
iu New York He said that he would
not notice the statement bat for the
fact that General Funston called to his
aid the president and the chairman of
the senate committee on the Philip
pines representing them as indOrsing
his speech.
Alr Patterson said it was evident
that General FUnstOns speech was to
E...
thought therefore thay two things
ought 10 be- brought calmly ard dispas-
si0Eately 90 the attention of the Uoun-
tTT-lrst- General Fuuston's own state
meut of the character of Aguinaldo
made i'm @ magazine article last OctO-
her. and. second. the rules of civilized
warfare regarding deception of the en-
emy
Mr. Patterson then read at length the
provisions Of warfare relating 10 spies
and the use OF deception and read eE-
tensiyely from General FUnston's mag
azine article. his point being that Gen
eral Funston bod violated the articles
OF warfare En- deceiving the Filipinos
at the time he captured Agunaid2 de-
spite his statement now thar he had
NOS don SO.
I'm conclusion 1II Patterson said that
al authorities uTnn interT8t .0nal law
snd the articles of civilized warfare de-
Glazed that the use OF the euemy's uni
form was not warranted and that a
W6n iu an enemy uniform who killed /
an0iher man Was guilty Of assassina-
ton and outside The pale of protection
when AIR. Patterson had concluded the /
senate no o'clock went into eXecu- /
five SESSION and Soon afterward adj
joururd until Monday.