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The Washington times., 1904-10-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED F'irst-elass skirt hand. capa-
bic Of taking charge; also helpers. sleeve
hands 1873 i 81, NV. II
WANTED-GiH FOR general housework
6. NeW York ave. nv. II
.WANTED-A neat young girI tor gen-
eral h0usework- 623 Maryland ave. ne
otefallsi $50 per week. sl3 j. st. sc.
PROF. LIVINGSTON.
NEW YORK PA EIERN PARLORS.
DresscutJlng, Dr,ssmaziuE, Designing
A-adles- Tailoring and Sewing School.
1920 o Street
ladies' come now and get ready 70 do
your own dresEmakiug ana designing
yourself.
Don't forget. we furnish drszsmalzing
Embellishments and private families with
nfst-class. hlgh-grade. up-to-date dress
makers and designers on short notice
We guarantee our dressmakers and de-
signers 80 day or We VIII make no
charge Tor instructions. French pat
tstns cut 20 order. Style and NJ guar
WANTED-GIrI FOR general bouseworI-.
sLItaA Laialiy. ~ North Capitol 81. II
WANTED-Plaiu cook. general worker.
ehsrn Dernaalds. small family white gem
sral worker l21 10Th ST. NV. IL
WANTED-Immediate a reliable col
SSEea woman Tor general hOuseWOrk- l532
-es-- ~. Aas II
WANTED-Good, reliable woman CaU
~ Princeton ST. Columbia Heights.
WANTED - Skirt hands; high wages
palds 81. J.. WARSCHAUEH. 6l3 nth 81.
WANTED-Young colored giTl for gem
efal hOuseWorks small family good
wages. - ELh 81. ne. 1t
NYA2NTED-Girl for general homework.
20 sth So. NV. 1t
WAETED-Girl for general homework:
bring reference. SIS san ST. ne. OcZ2-2t
WANTED-A good skirt hand: only
kLose experienced need apply. $50 New
1ork ave. NV III
W4ANTEp-Glrl Tor general homework;
g1leA ana neat tsy 18th ST. NV IL
WANTED-Youug lady IN waiting room.
zs141tys 60 Ca- Monday, tly + 81 uw,5
WANTED white woman tsinEisJ 10
cook and assist I'm general hOusework
lI tsiilly oL Two no washing. stay al
L-sAL. Apply - j. 81. sW. OcZl-2t
EVANTED-ReIiabl white woman for
general IDLseWOrks no washing. refer
ences required. Can Zl4 8th ST. Sc
Was. TED a strong. capable white
woman Tor general house work iu a fam
ny 1L tnree adults stay nights $50 IL
WANTED reliable girl FOR general
AouseWork, plain cooking. wash and
iron apply al 0l8 9rh 81 nv. oc2l-2t
WANTED White cook Tor small family.
Apply lll6 18th 81 nv. 0cZI-2t
WANTED-A white girl 10 wash dishes
ana nelp Ia lunch place 4ls ~ 81. b w.
ocN-2t
WANTED Sleeve hand and two apDren-
Use glrls. 40 nth 81. NV. oczl-8t
WANTED-Reliabl girl for general
houseworki stay nights. small family
SIS * 81. NV. oczl-2t
WANTED-Au kinds OF good house
HOrkers- LOO u 81 uW. oc23-st
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Something Eew-Airtight Coal and
Wood Heater. Sl5. A. EberIy's sons. us
5th 81. NV.
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" AlN lt-L--Three OF four unfurnish "a
looms Tor light housekeeping. in North-
so, ae-lts. state terms. Address BOX
las tais Office osz9-.f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fur niture, carpets. ETC.; buy
ing contents or houses d specially -ID-
eIa. pot cash prices mail orders given
Tt OP. 4Iy lgth 81. NV Ocl-sJt
Wa Highest cash prices paid for
y IRA =s-rm ents, ladies VI gentlemen 2.
Also shoes and hats Address postal and
4 viii call any uOuT. B LaHsIIt.5, 4sgs
5th 81. AZ. Fhone North is5. sezo-oyt
WANTED-S. kEBE5kY. IsUG ILh a.
nv, Wlu pay the highest cash prices for
ladies, gents and children S casJ-Jff
clothing auG shoes and hats. Address
postal and I viii call oe4-s9t
To Buy. sell. OF store furniture. see
BOWLING, 6IZ l. ST. NV. Sale ~ edues-
days. Phone Main 5l5. ocS-50t
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
secondhand machinery, also brass, cop
per lead. zine, and scrar iron EDGAR
BAUM, ~ 5 81. nW. Phone West @55.
a1sy-yyt
CHAS. r.. KRITSCH, ~ Ilth Sd. NV.
maker and repairer OF pockeLDO0ks and
fancy leather goods. Leather buckles
etc, for sale. oc2l-5t
WANTED-Leather guitar case. cheap
AodFess BOA ~ TINS Once, ocH-3t
WANTED-Au your knife and accordion
pleatlng and plnkiug, lc yard Tailor
made DuJOuhOles. Or each. STAMPING
OPFENHEIMER s. 5l4 san 81. NV.
Oc2y-3t
WANTED-At sISCLAIR-s &c I-ouisi-
ana as4 lazilat1r EDlL-
top desks, old feather beds. showcases.
iron safes. stocks OF groceries. for cash.
OcZy-5t
Showcase upright. for OUT
side display must be cheap. Address
BOX S.. this once. OCz9-3t
WANTED-Aarge nth8Ier-Hortou basket
stock Address BOX 1l7 kensingJOu
Nd oczJ-8t
WANTED-Large Ice box. cashier ;
desk. and butchers fixtures. Address
bOA -. thls Once. oc-J-5J
WANTED-Furuiture for cash. Sell your
goods TO the man who gives you the
most money. HOLLYWOOD. 5th and Is
SITS. OcI-3t
FEATHER BEDS renovated. $50 eacn,
including tick washing. during October.
Address Lock Box -, City POstomce-
Ocl8-Tt
HIGH PRICES PAID for CASTOR cloth
Ing and shoes. drop postal and viii call.
Fl GEWIL, Ids sth So. NV ocl2-l4t
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-One large store, 400 Park
ST., near l4ths large show windows hot
TWO fine stores with large Easements,
IS II 81 ne. near Government Print
ing once each...--.--...-..-- .-...-.. S2J. %
ONE gOOd-sized room 9th and * SITS.
ne.f excellent location suitable for bar
Der shop, heat and hot water SIS. 90
A. o. BLISS, Bliss Building, 50 ST. NV.
OCl5-tf
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con
test
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WANTED Colored boy, $50, 10 ruu C.
rands; well recommended only.
b@4 T. A1GArsIE-N suns. All "a. aF..
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WANTED-An indusJriOss working gar
dener and wife mo Cl' idTen) 10 take
charge of gentleman -Ouutry place.
Address FARMER, BOX 10. this once.
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WANTED-Man with small family -
work on farm at Silver Spring, Nd
reference. Address =, Q. BOX "a
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Utn,es UQant Eos
ONE CENT A WORD

For situation or Help ~ anted
Ids Rooms & 2 Rent Board
ing Rooms and Board Want
e. Room
For Situat on or help Wanted
Ads, Rooms tor Renls Board q 81,
Rooms ana board, wanted
Rooms,
Do Charge. lsc one Insertion
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANIED-HOuug c0lored girl for gem
eral homework small family good
wages. rs 12Lh ST. ne. ID
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

Get in the Election Contest
g $50 IN gold 20 the winners.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOX KENi-Three large parloTs; I'd
story back and two large ad-sUJry rooms :
nght bookkeeping 1913 11th ST. ag.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-A young white boy u MAKE
himself useful in q restaurant 40 X 81
NV. OcZZ--J
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

FOR RENT-TWo lovely unfuruished
rooms; also table board. AT 1926 Mass.
ave. nW. III
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-Young man for permanent
position; good wages Apply 6l9 Il NV,
Room 8. AZ
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-21 WhlteWashers. Apply
with brushes and buckets. OLD BRE W
EhE, 2Jth ST. bet ri and y. Oc2-zl
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WANIED-RooMs - go.

WANTED - Room and board; early
breakfast SO per month; OF furnished
room, near cafe. central; state partieu-
lars. Address BOX lJs, this once.
Oc-1-3t
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OPPORTUNITY.

-aI5e- UI-EIt- IIeLLI rU0ms- Iurlis ned.
% moor with use nne bath adjoining.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

VANTED-A man as representative
one who has a large circle OF acIua-nt-
ance. and one who is wiling to hustle
salary and commission. Apply ROCA
400 Colorado Building. CO.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

OR RLNT-Flat; TWO large uufur-
l.-aAed rooms BASH heat T=ut reason
able ga 45s ST. sw Ocz-st
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.

? Ok MIN I"yLINe EU-We ID TIC LNaUs
Building, l4l6 10 l4Z4 New York ave. NV. +,
most centrally located rental very low.
Apply 10 JOHN %. EVANS. 1873 New
York ave. se2I-tf
BLISS BUILDING, s. b ST. nw.-Very
desirable offices, facing Capitol, with
heat. light and Jauit0r service from %
per month up. Can or write A. o.
BLISS. Telephone East 6Sl seI-tf
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BOARDING.

MRS. KATIE GORDON, Cateress, Io46
Cedar ST. NV. between 18th and 18th,
s and -: meals and hot rolls served
out; cakes and pies an orders will be-
promptly delivered Your patronage
kindly solicited oc40-3t
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

YFANTEp-FOur kitchen men, 81 per
week: three white walters, 81 per week,
one colOrcd man clean clothes, s. per
week. PHILLIP AGENCY, SO lth 81,
~ II
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

]. Richard Riggles, Liquid Granite
For floors. Paint store. s27 sun st. NV.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

400 ID ST. NW.-TWO large, cOmuluuI-
tdtiAg rooms and two smaller aI5ain-
ING rooms entire doOrs rent aII together
CF Separately price very reasonable.
OC---Zt
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EOH hENI-t furnished front han room,
$50 per week. gentlemen only. 723 Sth
ST. NV. oc2I-2t
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-A few boarders; good home
cooking, S. week. SI7 1Jh ST. NV
Oc22-8t
ASTORIA DINING ROOM. So per week.
excellent board white mauageUtnt "a
and q SITS. nWs DczJ-3L
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

i OR REM Two beautiful communieat-
ing rooms, southern exposure. l52 j. 81
Sc lt.zZ-sI
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

W 4 n T + d - GOLDEN
BERG S want experienced
SalesWOmen for women s
suit and fur departments.
Permanent positions and
good salaries viii be paid
thoroughly competent peo-
pie. Oc.1-2c
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

NANTEu-Young man with 80 ana
services for established business. a.
zEess BOX 142. this Office. ~
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

FOR RENT-Four-room fat; 1st floor. I'm
- ST. NV. 0cZ2-2L
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-Active young man. travel,
retail stores exclusively experience uu-
AGER BURNS, 1913 Broadway. New
FORK. OC4J.IZ
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~ ANTED-Ten experienced fur finish
crs; must be abe 10 line fur coat
SAhS UR Co. 18th and G. Il
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

WAETED-Man TO sell trees and shrub
berry in and around city: good pay 10
good agent. Address BOX 1IS this Of
nee. OcZz-2r
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-Every young man 20 ask has
doctor about Chiclets. II
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WAETED-Twenty good. reliable sob
men. white or CO4Oreu. 10 Drive coal carr
and DO general WJr.. q l. pertaining 20 co
yard. wages. 500 per " eek Tor SIX da5-
Apply 10 JNO. +. AGNEW q Co, H.
IsJ 81. ne. or rear SIS TN 81. ne. Oc-l-.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

FOR kElT-Two nice large. Zd-d0or
COMMUNICATING rooms, with good heat
and IElt. ~ Z st. NV. oczz-.t
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

938 II ST NW.-Large. second floor
'front.' rooms. suitable for two one with
private bath; table board a specially
telephone in house Ocls.--
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-Glrl for general Homework
quick and neat 100 l2th ST. NV II
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
with board 20 settled or mIdIIe-aged
LADY. very reasonable in return for DC
casIoual evening compauiOnshlp. Apply
lgZ3 SJh 81. NV. Oc-l-al
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

FOR REET-Three unfurnished rooms:
"a floor 534 n Y. ave. nv. ocz2-3t
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

i-vcsugate The Timcz Election Contest
Money md fun for all.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED First-class busheiman; good
pay; steady work 20 January. GIG u
st. NV. 0cA-Zt
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
wAErED-RooMa

~ ANIED-Oue or two unfuruished. preIi
heated rooms; modern bath adioinlnEs
tiSl-llE ON ana "a SITS. u#-. Tor alllE
WllA 9a1yi both away during dag; with
y. "-th1ut board. Address BOX ~, thIs
-----e- II
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

" Nv ALL-AUEN .
WANTED-AEents in Northeast and
Southeast sections of city TO sell useful
household specialties. Address BOX 100
this office Oc2I-2t
8ANIED-By German gardener. place
10 take care Of ia country, or on shares
1903 z6th ST. NV. ocZl-8t
WANTEp-By Intelligent young man
place as butler ia private family. Ga
North Capitol ST. ocZI-2t
WANTED-Men and women OF good ad-
uI essi guaranteed salary OF SIS weekly
% right parties. Si6 18th 81. NV.
OCl5-6I-eESu
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

SHOP on storage; large stable; running
water centrally located, Franklin PARK.
only $40. 1907 Ill ST. ocZ-3t
FOR RENT Stable. suitable FOR private
automobile Storage. inquire SIG 18th ST.
nWs oC-J-3I
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

Ior .-4. other lassitieL Liners
Thres eF More Consecutive Days- Oue
Cent . " ord
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
EverYbodY Is GoIng Into

The Times' election contest Are 20
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HELP wANrED-mALE a FEMALE

WANTED-A good coIored man on a
small farm also girl for Homework; or
man and wife. without children. Apply
doctors once. 81 9th 81. NV. OcZ2-3t
WANTED-TAree white house girls. two
oyster cooks. al HALE & EIMERS EAI-
PLOYMENT OFFICE. SOB 81. NV II
Observation-Disclosures person 10 solicit.
Apply from 10 6 at y3s gth st. NV
oc2l-5t
WANTED-PhOtOgra retoucher; state
age. experience. and salary Address
BOX So this ONCE. oc2l-St
WAETED-Female or male oyster cook.
az once. apply $40 18th 81. sW. oCzJ-3t
81 MAKES you member Of the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year. and positions are guaranteed 10
all who want work 4l9 19Th ST NV.
basement. BOWIE (Iuc.). se22-39t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Bo Is TO Is years OF age,
DESTROYS OF learning the fancy grocery
business: careful training and STEADY
employnent Address, IN own hand
writing. BOX 146. this ONCE. oc2z-5t
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large furnished or uufur-
nished rooms a25 @ ST. NV. OC-Z-5J
FOR RENT-Flat OF three C0mmuuicaJ-
ing rooms. with oath on same n0oT. FUR
nished, SIS uuIurni=Hed. $40. with use of
phone. 1858 5Jh ST. NV. II
FOR RENT-Furuished OF uufurnished
rooms with or without board, house
thoroughly renovated. lzZ8 n ST. oc2l-2t
FOR RENT-FOur OF five pretty rooms
on second floor furnished OF uurur-
nished. with bath; heat. gas small pri-
waite family 655 "a ST. ue. Oczl-3U
FOR RENT-One very pleasant room;
light housekeeping allowed cheap. 1I9
bJn 81 NV. Gc-l-5t
FOR RENT - Rooms reasonable; for
light housekeeping. l26 New Jersey ave
NV. oe-J-st
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANIED-A papeTEaugcr iunlOn MANI.
Apply G.. y. HAMILTON, 1904 Linden
Place, Saturday morning az 1870 o clOc-s 3
briug tools. Also a white boy to work
with paperhanger; one who has some
experience preferred DcZl-zt
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-Strong boy, ~. some eXpc-
rience, wants position as apprentice
carpenter. Address BOX l45, tins Once.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

How lawyer excited people" T.
Hez Sven explains SOnday night, %
Baptist Church
The Washington times., 1904-10-22
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Chaiuless Columbia bicycle.
Fifty other good makes: cheap. q. r.
HUNTER, The Bicycle Man. ila Penn
syIVauia ave. NV. oc22-8t
FOR sALE-GentIeman' bicycIe. Rein
hart make in good condition; for So
Apply 10 q St Sc. oczl-3r
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WAETED-A position as manager of
stable; SIC ial attention given the feet
Address BOX 40 this office. Ii
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WANTED-One good woman 10 wash
OEeFalls5 $50 per week. Gl3 J. Sc. Sc.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WAN TED-First-cl skirt hand, capa-
PIE Of taking charge also helpers, sleeve
hands. 1873 II 81. NV IN
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD

lunlmum charge. l5c one InssFtiea
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

When You Want a Cut
0i anything -J0yce Engraving Co.. Star Bidz
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

BURY's PHARMACY. oornsE HoarOs and Jeas
s5n Sta
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

If Not One, Ten another.
EVEu II you don't win that thousan
sou have the same chance as the nCIi
enc 20 TaEe she $50 second prize ia The
Times great election contest
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

SECOND and third story front. with
NV. oeZ-st
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

Or RENT-TWO l-r e front rooms. sec
ID noor. SIS - 81. nE oc-J-st
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WANTED-By one Of the large wash
ingtou stores, q thoroughly experienced
mail order clerk; one capable Of making
selections on orders state tuli expert
enCe and salary wanted. Address Boz
los this office. OcZZ-zt
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

~ ANIED-A neat young girl for gem
eLal houseWork- 6z5 Maryland ave. ne.
The Washington times., 1904-10-22

WANTED-S. kEBE5AY. Is0C lJh a.
nv, V1u pay the highest cash prices fur
ladies, gents and children S casJ-Jff
clothing and shoes and hats. Address a
postal and / viii call oe4-SJt
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16
Stop the Fooiishness

1t seems that there is vein OF
what seems to be worse than fool.
ishness running through the minds
of our otherwise excellent council.
They have, by their Legislation
against the interest of the farming
community succeeded in arraying
many of our best farmers, against
the city and driving them to other
points to trade whenever they can
reach them without too great in
convenience. We refer to these
peddling ordinances.
This is hard year on the farmers
af this locality. They have very
light crops and but little to sell and
naturally want to realize as much as
possibly from what little they have
But now comes the grand culminat-
ion ordinance proposing to tax
any one S25 per month who wishes
to sell milk in the city.
We have several men who are
keeping cows and bringing their
milk to town. So far they have
been unable to supply the demand,
yet, this ordinance would cut them
off. We know one man in the city
limits who recently has bought up
8 or 10 cows and is supplying their
milk as far as it will go. This man
must sell his cows at whatever they
will bring, should such an ordin.
ance pass. There are many others
in town who keep one or two cows
for their own use and during the
flush of the .mIlk season supply
their nelghbors with pure milk.
This must all be stopped.
Had it not rot been for the mis-
takes made by this council hereto
fore in a similar line, we would not
have thought, it necessary to men.
this matter. We hope and sincerely
believe the council men of Chanute
have got over their temporary alb
Grafton of mind and will treat this
ordinance as it deserves and cor
rect the errors in this line they have
heretofore made.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16
as! Will Another John Brown Arise in Our Time of NeedP

ION to domestic producers. But
whatever advantage might other
wise accrue from a revision would
almost certainly be completely
neutralized by the business distrub-
ance that no Tariff revision in this
country has ever been free from.
1t is because the country is pros
pering and business is recovering
under existing schedules, that the
oldest heads in the Republican
party are convinced of the imprud.
ence of any pressure upon the
President to encourage the Tariff
tnkers at this time. What the
country wants now is a chance to
settle down to business unhampered
by any consideration of such a
speculative character as impending
Tariff changes always involve.
There is no doubt that President
Roosevelt will willingly be guided
by the well-seasoned advice which
he is now being offered at his own
request on this important subject
Pittsburgh "Press."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16
The Missourians Are Again Raiding Kansas! '

able portion of the proceeds the
proposition would not be quite SC
bad. But such is not the case.
The suction will simply be put onto
a we'll or two on a mans farm till
his gasls exhausted, which will be
but a short time and then his royal.
ties cease and another farm is at
tackled.
The blood sucking octopus will
make short work of any one gas
producing locality. By changing
their feed pipes from our locality
to another the pipers can secure gas
for several years but no one man
will long receive royalty. Then
his lease is turned back to him and
he can 60 to digging as of old, all
his bright dreams of future wealth
from gas or high priced land gone
We do not think a single farmer
In the gas belt would encourage this
piping scheme in any way if he but
realized the conditions that must
soon follow the laying of these
pipes.
The farmers could soon check
the scheme by organizing and agree
ing that under no consideration
would they grant right of way to
any pipe line that had for its object
the piping gas away from the state.
We have abiding faith In the
loyalty and determination of Kansas
people and do not believe they are
going to allow these Missourians to
despoil US of our natural product
without an adequate recompense.
And if these. men had to pay for
the product a reasonable value, they
would not think of laying pipe
line. Their plan is, practically to
steal our product and pipe it away
to enrich Missouri towns. Will
you stand for such scheme?
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16
The Common Sense of It

The assurance of Mr.. Cannon
speaker of the House of Represent
tives at Washington, that there is TO
be no "Tariff fuss" at the coming
session of Congress will be welcomed
by the country.
President Roosevelt is calling the
influential Republican members of
Congress into consultation with a
purpose of seriously canvassing the
arguments for and against Tariff
overhauling. So far it appears he
has not found a single leader who
believes that any attempt to revise
the Tariff schedules in the near
future would be advisable. Mr..
Dalzell, Mr.. Payne, Mr.. Cannon
and all the others who have been
consulted have informed the Presi-
dent without hesitation, and with
unqualified emphasis, that, in their
opinion, the Tariff should remain
just as it is until a change is de-
manded by some real exigency.
This is the common sense of the
situation. If the Tariff we're being
framed now, it is quite possible
that lower rate of duty would be
imposed on certain articles and that
others might be found entitled to a
higher rate for purposes of Protect
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16
Good Effects Of the Tariff


The Protective Tariff is bringing
about the condition of things antici-
pated by increasing exports of man
ufactured articles instead of raw
materials and farm products. The
figures of the Bureau of Statistics
indicate that the percentage of
manufactures exported during the
calendar year 1904 will be larger
than ever before, while that of agri-
cultural products will be smaller.
Another pleasing feature is tn c
increase in the imports of materials
in crude condition for use IN do.
mestic industries. In the nine
months ending with September ovel
33 per cent of the imports were oil
raw materials for use in manufact-
uring. In the corresponding months
of 1895 the percentage of such i'm
ports was little over 2e per cent.
There was an increase this year over
last year, demonstrating the growth
of such manufactures.
Agricultural products formerly
exported are now consumed at home.
Instead of supplying them to work
men in Europe, who manufacture
articles for use IN this country,
those products are consumed in
much larger degree in the United
States, where are produced the
articles formerly imported. That
is immensely to the advantage of
this country, increasing its wealth
and producing power.
The advantage of the Protective
Tariff is so clear that it is difficult
to see how intelligent men can sup
port the Democratic party which
declares that Protection is rob
berry," and seeks to put the nation
on ee-Trede basis, at time
when even Great Britain, with its
narrow territory, is seriously con-
sidering the abandon ment of that
llcy.--Philadelphia "Press.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-12-16

An extra session of Congress will
disturb the business of the whole
nation, at a time, too, when tran
guilty and quiet are especially need
ed to recover from the disasters OF
the past year. There will be time
enough to take up the Tariff legis-
lation at the regular session of the
next Congress.-Bay City (Mich. J
"Tribune.