Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-04-07
HON. Wayne Macveash Elected to Look Well to. the Interests Of
the United States at the Hague.
Dewey's Remarks About the German Navy . "Closed Incident !"
Since the Purchase Of Dutch Green Bay Trees
for White House Ornamentation.
( Monroe Doctrine Stock Reaches High Water 1ark with President
Roosevelts Declaration in Favor ola
Strong Navy.

vides for the irrigation of 100, 900 acres
of land the settlers who take that land
must pay $40 an acre to the govern
ment. Neither is there any fear that
this money will ever be RENTED by
hasty act of Congress. Every western
interest would oppose such a measure
for under the irrigation law the money
when paid back to the government is
to be used over again for building 9TH
er irrigation works in other states.
o.
When Secretary Root made his few
remarks" at Boston it is noticed that
the occasion was not under the auspi-
ces of the New England Anti-Impe-
rialist League.
While the editorial scribe Of the
Commoner is following in mind and
with quill the various meanderings of
Mr.. Roosevelt on his western trip he
may be reminded of certain real plat.
form speeches Of his own in the cam
paign of 1896 and think, ALAS, what
might have been!"
o. >
Senator Tillman is to lecture
throughout Wisconsin. Mr.. Tillman
will next be writing a book.
o.
OF course II Mr.. Bryan should be
chosen as chairman of the Democratic
National Committee he would from
time to time, have a few words to say
for publication.
In his Milwaukee speech the Presi-
dent defined the policy of the Republi-
can party as one to regulate not de-
stroy trusts, and that the existing leg
islation is all that Is practicable at the
present time. Control Of trusts by
means of the tariff he declared a fu-
tile remedy.
President Roosevelt believes in a
strong American Navy; also that in
matters international we should present
the dignity becoming q great nation.
Speak softly and carry a big stick;
you will go far" was his trite quota
ton at Chicago the other night, when
referring to u naval policy and the
Monroe doctrine.
o.
Dewey's remarks comparing the Am
erican and the German navies to the
detriment Of the latter, created consid-
cradle i'll feeling among the Germans,
both in Germany and in this country.
Since that occurrence, however, ten
large Dutch green bay trees have been
purchased for the White House orna.
mentation, and this is believed to have
made the score a stando6.
10
Washington has adopted an anti.
splitting ordinance, which makes ex-
pectorating on the sidewalks a punish
able offense. This will be tough on
the politicians when Congress assem-.
bles next fall.
10
Ex-Vice-Presidential Candidate Adlai
Stevenson in a speech at a Des Moines
dinner the other night, proclaimed his
unalterable loyalty to the Bryan idea.
and at the same time everlastingly
whaled the other wing Of the Democ-
racy for thinking otherwise.
10
There Is now great danger In Wash
ington in automobiling, this time for
the automobilist. Four Of them were
recently fined in a single day for fast
riding.
10
President Castro. now that he has
recalled his resignation, expects to re.
main President Of Venezuela until
peace and order are restored"-a life
Job.
10
Shamrock III is described ~ q won.
der" It Is probable however that
more Englishmen than Americans are
doing the wondering. We confess our
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