davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-20

Contains borates. .s. +
Lab. No. 2258.
Brand, Sliced Beef, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Co, Omaha. s5
Contains borates. 4
Lab. No. 2377.
Brand, Sliced Beef, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 1888 (By request
Brand, Sliced Bacon, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 24I8.
Brand, Breakfast Bacon, Gold.
Producer or Jobber, Armour Packing
Co., Kansas City.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2422. ~
Brand, Bologna. ~! ~ ss;.
Producer unknown. ii
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 245I.
Brand, Sausage Meat.
Retailer, c. E. Green, Fargo, N. D.
Contains boracic acid.
Lab. No. 2452.
Brand, Sausage Meat.
Retailer, Central Meat Maaiet, Lar
son & Stalheim. Fargo.
Contains sulphites in large amount.
Lab. No. 2454.
s Brand, Hamburger Steak, Bulk.
Retailer, Hauser Bros, Fargo, N. D.
Contains sulphites.
Lab No. 2dss.
Brand, Sliced Dried Beef, Rex.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Contains borates in large amount.
Lab. No. 246o.
Brand, Bologna Sausage.
Producer or Jobber, Swift & Co, Chi
cago.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2462. s3,.35
Brand, Sausage Link. =
Retailer. Central Meat Market, Lar.
son & Stalheim, Fargo, N. ..
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2463.
Brand, Hamburger Steak.
Retailer, G. F. Eggert, Fargo, N. D.
Contains sulphites.
Lab No. 246o.
Brand, Sausage Meat.
Retailer, G. F. Eggert, Fargo. N. D
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 1870. '%
Brand, Bologna Sausage.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 247I.
Brand, Bologna Sausage.
Retailer, G. F. Eggert, Fargo. N. d.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 248I.
Brand, Bologna Sausage.
Producer or Jobber, Swift & Co, Chi
cage.
Contains borates.
Lab No. 24oo.
Brand, Bologna Sausage.
Producer or Jobber, Armour & Co.,
Chicago.
Contains boracic acid or borates.
Lab. No. a4o1.
Brand. Canvas Sausage.
Producer or jctber. Swift & Co, Chi
cage.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2sSI. (By request).
Brand, Sausage
Producer unknown.
Contains large amount of borates.
Lab. No. $500.
Brand, Vienna Sausage, Red Stasf
Brand. q q 7s
Producer or Jobber. Cicero Canning
Co, Chicago d.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2634. s
Brand, Sausage Meat
Retailer, Michael Gass, Larimore, N
Contains sulphites.
Lab. No. 2635.
Brand, Sausage Meat Bulk.
Retailer. Cash Meat Market cassel.
ton, N. D. 'ss'
Contains sulphites.
Lab. No z637. 8
Brand, Sausage Meat.
ton, N. d.
Contains sulphitcs. 85
Lab. No. 26s8.
BRAND, FFIassiburg Steak,
Retailer. F. 4. Stanley & Son, Cassel.
ton, N. d.
Contains suiphites. 81
Lab No. 2647.
Brand, Sausage Meat. Ss Isl
Retailer, Peter r. Werstlein, Grand
Forks, N. ID.
Contains snlphites.
Lab. No. a648.
Brand. Sausage Meat.
N. ID.
Contains SUPPLIES.
Lab. No. 800.
Brand, Sausage Meat.
Forks, N. D.
Contains sulphites.
Lab. No. e65T.
Brand, Sausage Meat. n
Retailer 3. McLaren & CO, HIS
boro. NJ %.
Contains sulphites. Il
Lab. No. 26s2.
Brand, Sausage Meat.
Retailer, Chas. HeEnpel, Hillsboro, 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-20

Cciored with coal tar color.
Lab. No. 2I7o.
Brand, tomato catsup. Yankee
Doodle.
Producer or Jobber, American Rel
ish CO., Indianapo dis, Ind.
Contains starch paste.
Lab. No. 278o
strand, sunny Side, Ketchup.
Producer OF Jobber. Tip Top Ketct- n
up Co, Cincinnati, O.
Contains large amount Of starch
paste.
Lab. No. $500. q
Brand Puritan Catsup
Producer or Jobber, Tip Top Catsup
Co, Cincinnati.
Contains large amount Of starch. ];
Lab. No. 2835.
Brand, Sunny Side Kttchup.
Producer or Jobber, lip Top ketch-
up CO., Cincinnati.
Contains large amount Of starch
paste. g 3
Lab. No. 2o47.
Brand, Tomato Ketchup, Campbelps,
Producer or Jobber, Joseph Camp
bell Preserve CO., Camden, N.
Contains starch filler and coal taS
dye.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-20
List Of Adulterated Food
ducts
Jliiy. 1904, to january list. 1905.
Aduiterated and Misbranded Food
Products.
Agricultural College, N. D.,

Il Jan. 2, 1905.
E. F. Ladd.. chemist of the North
Dakota Government Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station and Food Commission
sr. for North Dakota, do hereby certify
that the list of food products herein
have been analysed during the six
months preceding Jan. I, 1905, and the
same found to be adulterated within
1lle meaning Of the Pure Food Law as
shown in each individual case. fur
fher affirm that this is true and cor
sect list to the best of my knowledge.
@ E. F. LADD,
Chemist and Food Commissioners.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the end day of January, 1905, Far
go, North Dakota.
W CLAUDE NUGENT,
Notary Public, Cass Co.
My Commission expires April (. 1905.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-01-20
Contains considerable benzoic acid.
MEATS-ILLECAl


MEATS ILLEGAL
Lab. No. 1907. u.s.
Brand, Sliced Dried Beef, Rex
Producer Or Jobber, Cudahy Paclsins
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2o7o.
Brand, Potted Ham, Rex.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Co, Omaha. A 4
Contains altin1na salts.
Lab. No 2o76.
Brand. Sliced Dried Beet, White Lab
Ell. M .
Producer or Jobber, Armour Packing
Co, Kansas City. ~. i
Contains borates.5 ss
Lab. No. 2I32. 3s
n Brand, Breakfast Bacon, Gold.
Producer or Jobber, Armour Packina
Co., Kansas City.
Contains borates
Lab. No. 2253.
Brand, Chicken Loaf Rex.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Canning
Co, Omaha.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 1854. \
Brand, Sliced Bacon, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber .Cudahy Packing
Contains borates. Ms E
Lab. No. 2258.
Brand, Sliced Beef, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Co., Omaha.
Contains borates.
Lab. No. 2377.
Brand, Sliced Beef, Diamond c.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Co. IA b
Contains borates. 1.
Lab. No. 23S8 (By request
Brand, Sliced Bacon, Diamond C.
Producer or Jobber, Cudahy Packing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
NOT SUCH A RADICAL
Gov, Cummins' Attitude on
Tariff Revision.
STICKS TO PROTECTION
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND he
NOT FAR APART.
Declares That the Only Difference of
Opinion is as to the Time Changes
Should Be Made.

Gov. A. B. Cummins OF Iowa who ar
rived in Washington Monday night. left last
night for New York. and today went to
Rochester to make speech on tariff re-
vision.
Within a few minutes after the arrival OF
Gov Cumnlins he was surrounded by his
friends. both personal and political.
Throughout the day his rooms at the Arl-
ington have been the scene OF numerous
conferences. The governor was apparently
a busy man, but he found time to talk for a
while with a reporter for The Star. who
called on him before he started for the
train.
My visit to Washington at this time is
without the slightest political significance"
SAID the governor. in response to a query
as to his being here. II came to Washing
ton on matter in which the state of Iowa
Is interested. and my stay here will be
short"
When asked whether he intended to ig-
more entirely the question of tariff revision
he responded quickly:
BY no means, that is matter / always
have before me, and one for which never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Books for
Young Readers.

The most complete stock we have
ever shown, and the most attractive.
Thousands of Books for BOYS and
girls at 25c. and soc. each.
Sold in sets in series and by the
single volume. Suitable for reading
at home and for Sunday school Ii
braries. With colored illustrations,
large type, attractive designs and
bindings.
The Little Colonels Christmas Vacation. a most
oelightful story of a vacation spent In and @, =
no"i "asnihetoh' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pA'A J
Two Little Knights of Kentucky, by A F.
Johnston. with attractive illustrations In o. ~
Color; holiday edition. ...........4....... Nv
Betty Wales. Freshman and Betty Wales Sonh
omore 1.-TWO books, by Margaret Wade; life q =.
story of typical American girl in college pl ~
Poly the Gringo, by Evelyn Raymond. . pl:oo
Winning His Way to West Point and Plebe at
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of Douglass Atwell his way to and at CT 40
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Dave Porter at Oak Hall, or School Days G, ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Gift Books for
Grown Folks.

Limited Edition of the Works of Msu,.fce He,y
to be completed in 10 volumes: vols Ga p@p.l,
no" ready and sold only in sets. .-..... Poo-oo
Limited Edition of Life and Writings of Benia-
min Franklin to be completed In 10 volumes of
s Mh,eh TWO are now ready; sold only in Sac ~
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Limited Edition of Works of Charles Lamb su
perpiy printed on finest paper; sold only So6 ~
~ se''' '-...r......-.. To0'
Limited Edition Of Shakespeare. printed by the
famous Yale Press, with wood-eut bor
ders and designs by Charles Ricketts,; crAoo
| oo foiuuies-
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and full-page Illustrations in colors. P<.oo
| The Seats of the Mighty, story of Old Quebec
| which good to be lost sight Of by dscrim-
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a. forrester; handsome cover. p~-o0
| Nancy Stair by Elmer Nee Lane; holiday edi-
ton in white and gold; each copy auto d.,
graphed and numbered by the author. PN.oo
Shakespeare Sweetheart by Sara H sterlIng a
love story founded on the courtship and early
red me OF Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway; text
printed In two colors, with i've full-pag CT 40
Illustrations in colors. .................. pl.oO
| Salve Venetla Gleanngs from History. by f.
| Marion Crawford; it appears in two vol
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| Iippincott's New Gazetteer of the World con
| tains more than q 600 titles; revised by A.
| & l.. Helprin, after years hard work; Coco
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| In and Out of the Old Missions of California,
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| The Outdoor Pastimes of American Hunter a
| charming book, by Theodore Roosevelt; e, ~
| fuil OF the flavor of the great west. po.Co
The Webster Imperial Dictionary, complete and
| unabridged: full sheep binding, patent In C. 10
| dex, profusely illustrated. .............. Pa.Oo
| Complete Shakespeare, handy volume edition;
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| Complete Shakespeare, similar to the above with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Meade Post, g. A. R., Elects officers.

The regular meeting of George G. Meade
Post, No. 8. Grand Army Of the Republic,
last night was well attended and interest
ing throughout the occasion being the an
nual election of officers for the post and
delegates and alternates to the department
encampment.
The new officers are: Alfred Shaw
commander; Albert Carew. senior vice
commander; George H. Dyer, junior vice
commander; Charles Matthews, quarter
master: N. ]. Smith. surgeon; II. s. Ste
vens, chaplain; J. A. WILDER, officer of the
day; G. w. Francis, jr.. officer of the
guard, and Past Department Commander
Calvin Farnsworth. trustee for five years
The delegates are: Alfonzo A. Maxim. r
H. Marcellus. L. H. Patterson. E. A. VIII
Der, Charles Matthews, Charles b. Har-
ing and Wv. Eidridge. Alternates-Al-
bert Carew, B. NJ. Elliott. J. F. Powers. G.
H. Dyer. John Riley, e. s. Fletcher and
George w. Francis, jr.
The post decided to remember the widows
and orphans with the usual Christmas
presents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Books Illustrated
i'm COlOrs.

In the Track Of the Moors Sketches in Spain
and Northern Africa, by Sybi Fitzgerald, c6 ~
with so full page illustrations In coors. ,oo.oo
The Casentno and Its Story, by Ella O. ~
Noyes illustrated in coors. ...,......... p,o' ~
Sketches on the Old Road Through France to
Florence. by G. Fl. II. Murray; many IL Sc on
lustra lions In colOrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W ~
Normandy, by Gordon Home: many Illus So "a
trstions in c0iors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO-
The Garden That / Love. by Alfred Aus Go ~
tin with 10 full page illustrations in colors
Wanderer In Holland. by f. v Lucas CT = :
with 90 illustrations In colOrs ......... PA./o
Recollections OF Whistler. with 100 IL STo ~
Illustrations In coiors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Art of the National Gallery, by CO ~
Julia Dew Addison; profusely illustrated.
The Art of the Venice Academy, by 81 ~
Mary *. Potter. ...................... T-|
Rambles in Normandy and Rambles In Brittany
py Francis Milronn; each volume has 80 full page
Illustrations and SO line cuts; each, 81. co. q ~
Cathedrals and Churches of the Rhine by G.,
Francis Miltonn. with SO Illustrations. 49,. p<.oo
Cathedrals of Northern Spain by Charles Rudy
with az full page and many illustrative t.,
uesAsns' .......-......... p~.O|
The Bible Beautiful, History of Biblical Art
by Estele NJ Herll with 43 illustra lions a, -,
iioin the oio masters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p~'oO
Among French Inns by Charles Gilbon n
with ~ fun page Illustrations SI 90
Main floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Charming
Holiday Books.

- y 1SSNANSs
Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett,
beautifully illustrated in color by Ethel FRANKLIN
betts. So here is the whole story of Sara Crewe.
was one OF the prettiest books for children ever
written nicer than the play, because there s
mole or IT. with dozen beautiful col 60 ~
ofea pictures. f~'SO
An Orchard Princess. by Ralph Henry Barbour
Mr. Barbour's new story has all of the charm Of
Kitty together with originality of the CEN
cution that add much to the entertainment OF the
book Illustrated in color, with page designs in
cioth, with portrait cover, in ornamental CT 80
poA' ......'.............. ...........
The Pleasant Tragedies of Childhood; drawings
by 7. Y; Cory, verses by Burgess Johnson series
Of drawings in black and tint representing typical
mirthful phases in the lives of little tots each ac
companied by verse. captivating volume al
ready in great demand among Gift-book CT 90
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Caroline of Courtlandt Street by W. J. Mills A
queen Of comedy, she catches your heart at
bound and when you close the book you know her
fully illustrated in color, With marginal deeora
lions in tint, etc The daintiest of holiday G. ~
covers; each volume specially boxed 49,. PS'oO
His Version of It, by Paul Leicester Ford author
OF The Honorable Peter Sterling Janice Mere
dith, Wanted, Matchmaker" ETC. Illustrated
In color by Henry HUT. with marginal decorations
RMS Is one of the most clever short stories that
the author ever wrote. most acceptable CT az
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ANY, My Lady's Slipper by Cyrus Townsend Brady
author or For the Freedom Of the Sea" etc
handsomely illustrated and printed In two colors
This is light breezy romance Of the time of
John Paul Jones. The scene of the story is largely
In Parls The attractive makeup Of the volume
makes It most acceptable holiday book; G. = :,
square eVo. '..'.................... Pi'Io
Her Letters, by Bret Harte illustrated with
1uii.page pictures, In color and tint and
many decorations in gold. No gift book ever
can came out OF box that was prettier than CT 20
Miss Cherry Blossom of Tokyo, by John Luther
1a ohg a especially beautiful edition of this popu
FAMOUS Japanese play, Darling of the Gods On
each page OF the book, from cover TO cover aro
Japanese pictures printed In the tints of old japan
Nine full-page Illustrations In colors and tfnts
llninp papers of cherry blossoms. and a cover of
espee,aily Characteristic design. orna- 60 %
The Line Of Love, by James Branch Cabel A
rosary rosary OF medieval love tales, handsomely Illus
sFated IN color from paintings by Howard Pyle
marx Twain says: 1T Is the charmingest book
have read in long time. Archaic speech in this
case allures and bewitches the art is so ner
p pee.; Pictures in tint grace every ST 10
Journey in Search of Christmas by q, Ks
~''~N ''AS'Si'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Gloves.

r1> N GIL A N d, Germany,
VIZ, France and America
~ have contributed their
best. The colorings in
each are attractive, differing
from one another i'll those tints
of tans for which each maker is
noted.
Fownes, Dent, Perrin and
Ouanze have their numerous
friends, and each is largely
represented in our stock.
Prices start at SI.oo.
Unlined as high as S2.75.
Lined as high as 5000.
A complete line OF Evening
Dress Gloves.
Plenty of Wool and Cash
mere Gloves and Mitts.
Prices start at soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Umbrellas.

vi 4 %:s. a ~: +; "a: Is E it:
handsomer the article
the greater the appreciation.
All degrees of extravaganza
may be INDUCED in when Sc
Letting the handles, which are
particularly elegant this year.
Silver mountings are, of course,
always beautiful, and the de-
signs are particularly attractive
this season.
There are also handsome
buckhorn handles and a charm
ing variety OF ivory. pearl, nat
ural wood, with silver trim
mings, and many other novel
ties and elegancies in handles.
English Gloria Umbrellas,
$I.oo each.
Silk Gloria Umbrellas, $I.5o
each.
Union Taffeta Silk Umbrel-
las, S2.oo to $500 each.
Union and All-silk Umbrel-
las, $500 each.
Heavy Twill Silk Umbrellas,
5000 to $1,000 each.
Special:
Mems 28-inch Union Taffeta
Silk Umbrellas, se1vage finish,
with buckhorn, ivory, horn, gun
metal and natural wood ham
dies, with neat silver trim
mings.
$500 each. Values, So and $Io.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Books for Christmas.

MS VERYBOD1 enjoys possessing good books and
0 faction to the know that the
~ be spent Tor frivolous gift Books will be
to the recipient for lifetime.
Never before in the history ooknaing
array OF choice books
somey bound and charmngly illustrated
random and be OF securing acceptable gift
1t we filled with tes> interesting appropriate
mas books shouldn't nearly exhaust
conect1on-so here sugge stions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
USEFUL GIFTS.

2. Such as furniture, are always ap-
. preciated. Those pretty Mahogany
Y Music Cabinets. Fancy Rockers, Ma
Z hogany Bric-a Brac Cabinets. etc.
Z for Her Those comfortable Morris
Z Chairs, Card. Tables and big Arm
s Chairs or Rockers are always ap-
s preciated by Him. Everything need
! ed for the home and all suitable
J and desirable for Christmas gifts
|: We claim our prices to be the lowest
Z In the city. May We prove 1t? A de-
( post will secure any of these adver-
( tised articles until wanted:
) Highly Polished Mahogany finish
S sd Rocker $500 value. 81. 08
I Broad Back. Mahogany veneered
+ Rocker. roomy and com GA Ss
+ Portable. 50 value. Now. -. TUo q ~
! Artistic. Highly Polished, Mahog-
: any Finished Parlor Rock Gg o.
: er. 81 value. Now. 10000
( Handsome Inlaid Parlor Rocker,
( mahogany veneered and
! finely finished; s12 value. SO az
Beautiful Roman Seat. upholstered
IN Gobe,in tapestry; $500 SIS. 08
. value. Now
Very Handsome High-arm Roman
I Seat, upholstered in Gobe-
lin tapestry; $40 value. So gde
J Now .....................~
Handsome Weathered Oak Morris
Chair, with reversible cushions, COW
cred with corduroy; $500 so 3s
value observation-disclosures,
Ladies Inlaid Mahogany Desk,
very highly polished
beautiful gift; SIC value. gH2 g0
NoW..........-......
! Ladies' Desks in oak or mahogany:
very strong; nicely pol Sd az
ished; $500 value. Now. go. 'O1
Handsome Swell-front Music Cabi-
. net, mahogany finished, French legs.
. mirror top; $1,000 value. G13 SGA
NoW''. ''.-...-..--..-...
Good Music Cabinet. with brass
rod for curtain five shelves,
nicely finished; So value. "a az
NOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B a m b o Book
S h e yes, Corner CT De d.
Chairs and Tables. y sZS up
Trading Stamps with every pur-
chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Paiarnnas.

@T TITLE wonder these
UJ garments have taken
~ the place of nj 6 hit
shirts. They are COM
pletely protective to the man
who lounges a bit before retir-
ing, or when he shaves in the
morning before dressing. There
is a feeling of luxurious free
dom and comfort about Pa
janas foreign to night shirts.
Fabrics are madras, cheviot,
domet flannel and silk.
$I.oo per suit up.
Plenty of Night Shirts for
those who prefer them, in most
" the same materials.
SOC. up.
Also extra size Night Shirts
for extra large men. Usually
a difficult article to obtain. Big
men find ii great annoyance
to have to wear a night shirt
too short and too narrow. The
only relief is in purchasing the
extra size shirts, with neck sizes
up to 20 and an average chest
measure of 70 inches, and
plenty of length. Real comfort
in such a shirt.
SI.Oo each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-13
Not at Variance With President.

Far from being variance with the
President on the question, Gov. Cummins
declared that they are together. Regarding
the recent message to Congress. Gov. Cum
minis said President Roosevelt may not
have gone a length into the tariff situa-
ton, but what he did say met with my
hearty approval. He said that he WAS OF
the opinion that tariff tinkering might re-
suit in much harm If it was gone at III a
slipshod way l agree with that. He said
that he believed that the tariff should be
revised when there appears a necessity and
general demand for it. | agree with that
most heartily. He did not say that he
thinks the time is ripe for tariff revision
by this Congress, and although | do not by
any manner of means agree with that 1t
does not in the least put me in opposition
to president Roosevelt. On the contrary
/ can quite understand that he must have
his reasons, and doubtless very good ones,
for not pushing the subject at this time
Then you think the President, when the
time in his opinion, is ripe. will send a
special message to Congress on the SUBJ
ject?''
II do not say that quickly responded
the governor. What | mean to convey is
that when the President fees that he de-
sires to push the tariff question squarey to
the front he will surely do SO in a manner
that best pleases him. / desire to assure
You that I am perfectly satisfied with the
stand of the President as indicated in his
message.
The Only Difference.
1.-THE only difference In our views as
shown Is that he does not go far
do. / am of the opinion that the time is
ripe for tariff revision, and 1 believe the
whole country will wake up to it within a
comparatively short time When the peo-
pie come to this point of view Congress Will
pass the necessary legislation"
When asked If he thought that the tariff
question would come up at the present ses-
sion of Congress the governor responded
that he hardly thought there would be time
after the legislation concerning the 18TH
milan canal and the railway rate questions
are disposed of.
Not Such Radical
However" said the governor, such tar
If revision as l favor would not take any
great amount of time. 1 am by no means
a radical tariff reformer such as are found
in the ranks Of our good friends the demo-
Gratis Far be 1t from me to tear the pres
are some schedules that need to be chang
ed for the benefit of the people at large,
and, understand me, I would not change
them to the extent of losing the protection
they guarantee to home manufactured
products. But sufficient of the duty should
be removed to make quite a difference to
the consumer In the amount he would have
to pay for his goods"
Gov. Cummins told the reporter that he
in favor of railroad rate legislation
and that he was of the opinion that the
Panama canal should be constructed in the
manner that is found to be the best. THE
American people have started that canal
work and they want to see it completed"
was the concluding commentary of the gov
ernor on the canal situation.