The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-19
SOL0NS INTERVIEWER
ieens naiavsisr TsIks 10 Prospective
Candidaies Ut Austin.

Well the boys Is still here, ehaw-
In the rag among themselves about
which corporation shall be EXEMPT
from extra taxin, some fellers a bein'
In favor of one company and some
in favor OF another, and it may wind
up in big free for all fight and the
Govner will have to call extrv ses-
sion and put these feIlers back to
workin' at IS day, afore we can git
any laws made.
was In hopes that after Joe Bailv
comm here and making sich good
sensible speech tsieh as Joe ingin-
erly makesl. and then the president
acomin' right on the heels of Joe
and making another rafting good
speech, both Of them a beseigin' of
the legislator TO be more keerful In
their Law maxim and TO look after
the intrusts of the whole state in
Std of their own political ambitions,
| vas a hopin these feiiefs would
take The advice of these broadminded
statesmen and git down TO business
right and do the squar thing by
everybody, bat no SIR, il list looks
like these fellers knows more about
Jaw maxim than President Roosevelt
Senator Bailey. Senator Culberson,
Gov. Herrick or any body else, and
they ARE stu lookin after the main
ehanst for themselves. aud are con
tinuin' 10 saws wood aud play the
same old political game they has
been playing since the fust and IL il
my pinted belief now. that this legis-
later is done past redemption and no
hope TO Kit any sensible laws passed
I'LL We changes Legislators
partishieus il a beiu' sent In daily
askin the governor 20 send EN- home
and give the country much needed
rest. afore the state OF Texas gifts
nervous prostTation eppy demIek.
hieh II dead shore TO come 10 every
man, woman and child IN Texas If
this side show lasts much longer.
IL now looks like they wern't sat
igfied with tFyin TO tax railroads to
death. as sell a. other corporations
w hat has helped 10 build up the state
but hang nay hide II they aln't done
tackled the loan companies and are
trying 10 throS Is back into the
hands ~ the private loan sharks.
what i've ln the state and charges
rs poor devils 90 per cent interest
an money me III compelled to borFy
Nuw, what do vou think of that
for legislation ia the intynsts Of the
people wh0 is compelled some times
30 b8rry mn8ey
This looks very much like ito a
fnller ap Q tree) the private money
lenders M iubhyIn considerable
domn here their selves rs we'll as She
Farmers t'mlon SpeaktH 81 folks
EltE.na q rake off shy didn't you
tall me before tha3 your paper gas
owned by fha corporations
Z kuawed RON vas s. -a0DtB@ th"
Aent paper Gn Texas aga h@d awful
nt& elreu&at ion Hut u@Eer bad Ba
gaee bag shat .oH waH "a free man
ama na atH Your oW8 paper and
wrofe arrortlae fn sear ,caFsrk-
sh8aH. t8.4 ~eHaret H3as~r .85e nle
ag} the t34 paner# aad mos' OF tHe
lssgn aus l# owned hT ug BE- ira tt#
hira Of fhe corporations
Eef yuur letter saving as bow
4oar subscribers waa a slftia avfat
tired al ghc fool autaa of the laEis-
later and IL theg sbHf gotta I'D d0
no7him ibis session. for we to tFt
to Egt q fpw interviews uut ot some
~ those tslierB that would ma#~
spicy gsadlu au lowed q interview
from Senator Hanger would make
about as spicy a piece Of rradin as 81
BODY would like 20 read. so 8 tack
led the senator for Interview }As-
tevday marnin' Jlst AS he Vas "a soin
into she E8pitle. never ag"amins hut
what he would ae tiekIed ta death
20 N{f BIS name in thU paper. tsaNe
as these other politicians tsp hat
Bless ms Ife. when spoke OF inter-
stewfu af hlm. bee draNed bissef ap
sud seq BE- .n awful skofnfui sena-
tnfAa1 aNsnta saa be-
No. Mr. HainwateF. dome give
aut ma Interview 20 na hirelug press
The meVFuapwFs of Texas ls uW ned
hT the corporation sud they voices
fbe sInftmsuts II theiF masters and
Is afHeead tn express ths sentiments
ia tie people ff Is wvFut fog iae
uawspanars af Texas. 3 would Pee rae
most hsnted Teller pa the sgn8te to-
Har. because j am the people tten,
snd Il the nee sPapsfs had e boosted
me 5se thgF ufi Go done. when { ass
toflu Cd perfect the people of Tea
a. fFum too npUfe i0Us of tGsse
blamed corporations, lnal4d pf critic
ffr.ut af Hn. I'3 ~ 1854 HNat { START
~ Hst so he. either a snailste taE
t0na Hsf 81 fts gexefroF ct 8esas.
hut faee tt blamed urWs ubpffa
hss feas sHa saa aEa me Ell
AanF stand nu SHE'S Go eif uQ afttt~
ana #HsIv a. unE NuH hNfer sif tn|
sn5a# haHe tn fhe senate. ard cen uH
t-aunf 81 thy newHnaf~ sF hetH aktn
m.e snstsa ag Ter sae
oh Mr lanKef - shnFeif Hfw
fafafaok about ths p@s.sf ia repre-
Namtla 1 ara corrwMpomain tuF TIE
tr.a pa4@F in Esxma ana w. has s#f
4wgai hbw efswuiaglaa
a AazAss @ashtAA 2ta@k the fNas
a re rexam pmpera ansl asoat EN-
amup4wsmsm' ef ~ ssmts snsuts It
ahw p@upss. hask Isa dad shore tfaw
EnsewpraMm alwmew woasw@ the ssaaY-
snsnth ~ he people ~ near AZ Il AIN
ssssA ma8 n shat th@m aAgaA Enwnta - and