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New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
CANAL CoMMIssARIAT PRIVILEGES.
Merchants Committee Confers with Amer
lean Officials.

Panama, Aug. 24.-The merchants committee
had conference to-day with Governor Magoon'
Chief Engineer Stevens and President Amador
and his Cabinet at the Presidents palace The
greatest cordiality was shown throughout the
meeting. The representatives of the merchants
said that as the Canal Commission considered
commissariats throughout the zone necessary
70 the building of the canal the merchants were
not willing 10 put obstacles in the way or the
undertaking but proposed TO limit the commits
sariat privileges 10 articles of absolute necessity
Ii was also suggested that the Canai commits
sion hermit the laborers TO make their olheF
,,,,.cbseae from the commercial houses by means
Of coupons which the Commission should re-
deem. -, -. ,,.,,o +alrar
Governor Magoon and Mr.. stevens nave TAKEN
,hfe nTonosftion under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
GOVERNOR DOUGLAS UNWAvERING
Massachusetts, Executive Refuses to Recon
slider Refusal of denomination.

Boston, Aug. 24.-At a meeting of the Democratic
State Committee this afternoon, 1t was decided TO
hold the next convention in this city October l.
The Convention Will probably be held in Faneuil
fall Josiah QUINCY. chairman OF the special com
mittea which asked Governor Douglas to recon
slider his determination not to accept renomina-
tIon, announced the Governors refusal. and then
made the following statement:
The chairman thinks it proper 10 add, in view Of
recen- newspaper publications. that he is able to
state fo- the satisfaction OF the State Committee
that any Of the statements that the Governor has
changed his mind since giving his answer 10 the
committee that his attitude is now different. are
" unwarranted-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
PLAN FoR HUNGARIAN BANK.

Plans are being worked out for the establishment
n this city q bank with 100000 capital TO "a
cil.tate financial operations between the United
States and Hungary, and 10 handle the accounts OF
enaigrants from Hungary 10 this country. The IN
itiatve IN the project has been taken by the Hun
gaT1an General Credit Bank, OF Budapest ano
9nnong the local banking houses interested are
lAthns Loeb q Co. Laden burg. Thalman0 q Co
August Benont & Co. and J. g. " Sehgman & co.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NEW RECORD I'M STEAM TURBINES.

The Eew-York Edison Company has established
new record n the matter OF size Of steam driven
units for its new Wsterside power house No. 2. by
ordering from the General Electric Company two
Curtis steam turbine generating units rated 5000
hloWatts capacity each and capable OF developing
continuously 5000 klowstts ZOO horsepower) with
an overload capacity equal 10 more than IS 900
horsepower The General Electric COMPANY has
also contract Tor furnishing the Chicago Edison
Company TWO more machines OF the same capacity
These machines are the most powerful sfeer ftIr-
ninss which az" manufacturing company has con-
Tacted 70 build The moor space occupied by one
OF these motors will be circle fifteen and ons-half
Ia diameter
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS

Albany. Aug M.-The following stock companies
were incorporated to-day;
Henry ". Boettger SILK Furnishing Company. Of
NeWYork; capital 10000 Directors-David Bond
ley II. ]. Hasr and II. ". Freeman. of New-York
Bois Sheet Steel Stain Company. OF NeW-York:
capital $4,000 Drectors-Nathanei Bois NJ G.
Flen.ing and ]. V. Welsbrod. OF NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
e,c CARGO OF REDWOOD FOR NEW YORK

San Francisco Aug 24-Contracts have been
.iea here for the shipment OF 10000 feet of red
vpood 10 New-York City. IL is the largest single
-h,,,,ent Of redwood made direct 10 New
w and the first 10 go by the water route. Under
he contract the cargo is 70 be loaded at Eureka in
overnher and delivered in New York in ApriL
;rq,e vaIue Of the cargo is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
JUDGMENT AGAINST c. r. MANCHESTER.

Yesterday IN the Supreme Cour-, against George
r Manchester. IN favor Of Orlando T. MetcaI1'
trustee in bankruptcy of the Eureka Cement COM
panv Tor none advanced 10 Manchester between
January !. 1903, and August J, 1904 The papers N
tie slit Were served Manchester on July o..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
eu,eP,Ne STEEL CARS TO JAPAN.

CBy Telegraph The Trihune)
rbicaeo Aug 24-The American Car ana
roundrv Company has begun the shipment OF
600 steel box cars TO Japan, where they VIII DC
osed on the government railroad.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Pennsylvania STOCK IN GERMANY.

Berlin Aug 2A-The Disconto Gesellschaft has
r---,iie6 for the listing the boerses Of Berlin.
f---TTort and Hamburg Of the stocks and bonds
os The Pennsylvania Railroad. The financial ed
trOrs OF the evening papers comment on this and
other similar applications recently made as con-
Venient and excellent thing for German investors.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
culcAeo PACKERS BOOST PRICES.

CBy Telegraph 70 The Trbune)
chicago. Aug 24-By skilful manipulation and
oncerted action the Chicago packing houses are
..boosring" the prices Of provisions 10 the highest
-, FROM the present outlook the public will be
isi 70 bear the burden of the invest!ga-
fou
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
SUNDAY TRIPS TO NEW-HAvEN.

~. +earner Richard Peck will continue her
sunday trips 10 New-Haven until September 10
iseying pier No % East River. foot Of Peck slip,
~ 90 a m and East Gst-st at 10 a m, returning
g., :, New York AT s45 p. m. Nearly all day can
a. a. snent on Long Island Sound and two hours in
EIa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
pETaol EuM LADEN VESSEL BURNED.

London. Aug A-The steam ketch AInatroSs
loaded with petroleum caught nre 10 .he u.s.
.'., thts evening and burned furiously. The
a. oreates intense excitement at Portsmouth ana
nts ttS - ShanneI ports. The crew was safely lanaeo
b,it The vessel is a total loss.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Friday Evarv4rirr II,
Clearing Prices
in Upholstery

III ~ EG~ - 80
Gross Stripe Curtains-were 81 49.- .SS
silk Cross Stripes-were 81 es. --..-1 SO
were IS ss. -----3 .9S
Calcutta Net Curtains
red and sreen-were 81 as -..----.-s 3 ~
Irish Point Lace Curtains
and 3 pair lots-were S1iSS- ------S = 20
Irish Point Lace Curtains
2 pair lots-we-e S5 9S and IS 9S- . %
Ruffled Net Curtains-Iace inserting
and edxe-were S4 9S- -------.------. = 9S
Ruf1sd Net Curtains
were 81 9S and So %. .----------1 l .SS
Coin Spot Muslin Curtains-pleated ruffe-
full length and width-were S1-l9- .SS
French Net Bed Ssts-Larse Renais-
sance Centre piece-bolster sham
TO natch-were IS. .eS. ...---------. 3 %
French Net Bed SeIs-Centre and
Corner Motifs-wers S7-eS and s. Ss D ~
Finer-vsre S21 -9S- -..--..-------. 4 SS
Tapestry Couch Covers-OrientaI
Pug deslgns-wsre IS 9s- .-.-...-.--3. 90
81 9s Roman Stripe Couch Covers .9S
High Art Cretonnes-36 tnch-were % =
Decorative Bulaps-were y ------- ! .
AT Tlckings-were 30 and IS %
Fancy Figured Tafstas-were 80 %
irish Point and Renaissance
Panels-were 81 9s. s.-.--.-------.---'1 .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuly
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b EDDY. Ses Aadison-sS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Friday Wash Dress
- Fabrics

Outing Flannels-woolly nap
light Erounds-fast colors-were 10 ~
15e. Corded Madras-S2 inch. IA
Yelling Checks-black and white;
also navy and green-were p. Il ~
Yard wide PsrcaIes-were 12ls---- -
plain and Fancy Butchers Linens
mill lengths OF 19 cent quality Oa
1oc Quilting Challies-best styles a
Nfsrcerized Foulard Sateens-rniH
lengths OF 10 CT. quality .---...-.-'' -
Fancy Flecked Batistes-were 10. =.
also 40 inch fancy Lawns-were ID .
strong American Dress Ginshams-
excellent styles-were 10 --------' % .
-, v-ssb and wear well-were 10 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Friday NracS C0rrS
IN Dress Silks
20 inc, Al AZ Wool Panama suitinsss ss 40
70 Ircb imported siciliennes- 40
40 inch SIX Finish Mohairs 40 .S5
40 inch All Wool NIelrose suitings.19 90
so inch All Wool GRANTEES 81 ls 80
27 inch Rough Weave shantungs-
best colors-were 80 e---------------- 90
SO inch White and Cream SILK
Eoliennes-were 80. -.-. -.--------. ~
e6 inch Satin Fig'd Pongees-
natural color-were .4e..--.-..--.--. -SS
Checked and HairIlne stripe Tanetas--o
were SO and 70. 9.----..-.------.--- -O6
50 Ct Black Guaranteed Tanetas.. 40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
OLD GOLr AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought al highest market value MADE
into new articles or e1chanseo ror
t.wsIry or Japanese goods at NJ. +. IES-
Penis FACTORY - W. 31st. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS--Sickness accident and death;
one OF the best companies wants agents:
they can make from $50 to SI0O per week.
Address Box 3. 455. Boston. Mass
ANY intelligent person may earn a good In
come corresponding for newspapers no
csnvassing: experience unnecessary send
for particulars NORTHERN PRESS SYN
D1CATE. Lockport. N. 7.
GENTLEMAN OF tact ana ability. accus-
toned to earning $4,000 per annum. as
salesman, TO first class houses on the road
OF IN the city. Address STAIER. Bcx 10
Tribune Office.
CANVASSERS.
New proposition on New-York morning
newspaper for city and out of town; steady
work to good men, transportation furnlsnedi :
start Immediately. WILLIAM n CUTE
LIUS, S a. m, Room l. Tribune Building
So DAY AND COMMISSION.
PACKERS-First class china packers want
ed at WANAMAKER'S Apply in base
ment before 10 O'Clock.
Female
OPERATORS on mattress ticks wanted at
WANAMAKER'S s. Apply at 81 West
10Lh-St.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Friday wrr1irs Cheats
Clearing Prices
in Pillow Cases, &c.
NO MAIL ORDERS.

Friday Wrr1;~e c-aaSc
Clearing Prices
in Pillow Cases, &c.
JJnbieached Muslins-yard wide
extra quality-worth cents Z -
Bleached MusIins-yard wide
close weave. soft hnish-worth cents 3 2
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
The well known ''Mohawks'' and VIII
Wash Heavier
PILLOW CASES. SHEETS
42xss 9valus n 54xso 80. value AZ
45x3s 10 value rs e3xsO SO value 81
5Oxss 1 Q value IT s1xeo AS value 81
54x3s 4 8 value Is eox9O .4S.valus SO
BLEACHED MOHAWK SHEETINGS
AZ in-vaL .13 g. 7-4-vaL -21 .14%
54-val rs .1O% s-4-vsL % .16&
80 in.-va1. II ~ Oval = 4 S&
s-4-vaI 10 4 50. l1O-4-val- -27 2 =
UNBLEACHED-Anot good make
5+-val IA 9 s-4-val- -23 II 6&
e4-vai- IT .11% 1OEvaL % 4 50
7-4-vaL .1s .1S&
ALSO
A c. A Striped TickingLfeather
proof-value IA cents. 9%
A @ A Feather Bed Ticks
full size-value 81 9S- ---.-.1 .2O
White Feather Bed Tick Covers
full size-value 81 10. ...-----.---- 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
LOST.

BANkBOOK No. 450. .965 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim TO II is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passOook can
celled and q new one issued.
RANKBOOK No 4eO. .224 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having q claim 10 II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS.
or submit to having said passbook can
celed and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No 437. .391 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per.
son having a claim TO IL Is heveby caIIea
mon 10 n,Tesent the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and a new one issued
LOST or STOLEN. .-Bankoook No. S4l, 2SS.
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bahk
pavrnsnr stoDped Please return book 10
hank No 81 Chanbers-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Friday EwbroideTieS,
Oie - lLaceS, &c.

in LaceS, &c
E,,b.v Edgings and Insertings-
. TO tnch-were IL. .-----'---' ~
corset Cover Emb'y and Flouncings-~
IA 10 II inch-wers -Ss. .----.------ -
c,ord Chiffon veils-11z yds- long
allo,-er ernb'd dots-with n. ). or
rtbb.,r border-were 81 ee ----.-.. i .OS
single Thread Veilings-CheniHe
- Velvet Dots-also Complexion
VeIings-wers 10 ..------.-------- IL
Point ds Paris Laess. Edgings and
InserttnKs-IL7 20 tnch-were cts .
Oriental Lace Nets-were -4s ...-. 20
Friday HammOcks,
in Rugs, &c.
Woven Hammock. pillow.
srTsader and valance-were .9s--.... 81
Heavy open weave Ha-nmocks-pillow
ara three sprezders-wsre 81 Ss. .---. .S9
MOSQUITO CANoPIES.
Crib size-worth 81. 10. .-.----- Now IA
single bed-worth 81 40. ..-.-.. Now SO
Palmer Canopies-that means best made
Administer rugs-2Tx63-were <2-4s 1.79
Best sanford Administer Rugs
exI2 ft-wsre S2T so. O.-..--.-.---.. 10 -SS
Granite Art Squares-ax2 yds.-
were s. 10. ........---.---.---.- i ~
SIX Dlnnity Stationery sizes
iOO sheets and so envelopes
value rs To 81 90. .--.-.-.-.--.--- .39
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
Friday WhfSa c0ods
Clearing Prices
in tSCGTl$. NC.
Remember, We Close All Day Saturday.

Supply Your Wants To-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
TYPEWRITING.

IyptHrltMg-o cents per Inc.
-----~------~----~---~-
HEADQUARTERS for typewriters; rented
repaired bought. sold inspections sup
plies. RAPID SERVICE. SHERWOOD 3
Exchange. As Liberty-st- Telephone 1856
John-
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS: imme-
diate service on calls; charges most rea-
sonable. F. G. DYETr. 60 Broadway. Tel.
5.3Ss-Cort.
TYPEWRITERS.- makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service.
GORMAN, 10 Nassau-st- Telephone 2740-
Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
ANTIQUES

THD ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE 152. 154 West 34th-st-, near
7th-ave-The ideal shop for lovers Of an
Of every description. The largest collection
and lowest prices. The most popular store
l52 and 154
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Friday lcfrles a-d
Clearing Prices
IN Babies Wear
Were
Babies White Psque Goats 81 81 80
Long Bedford Cord Coats 1.So 80
Null and Lawn Hats. .-...-- -ss 20
Lawn Caps. sun Bonnets. Hats. 80 .12A
Misses Summer Drssses-Dotted Swiss
White or with dainty floral designs
lace or ernh' y-sizes "a TO IS
were S4as TO SO 9S now 2 %
Misses Covert IacketS-coIla-less-
IA 10 Is yrs-wer> s. as 70 <i2 as-. 3 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

s. is. 20 .. "a 26. so West Fourteenth Street
H. 1 15 IT, 49, 20 n D. % W. Thirteenth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
BOARD AND ROOMS

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecutively, 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for a period OF fourteen days Write for
circular.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23
with farming implements arrives At ]! It's i,

with farming implements arrives at its
destination 1t must be placed upon q
side track, then it is necessary to
draw 1t to a warehouse. There are
many laborers there to take the i'm
plements from the car. They are paid
by the railroads. Large warehouses
are necessities because the implements
must often be stored.
F. Then another element enters into
the making Of a rate. And that is
value of terminal. Say that the
freight is bound for Duluth. 1t re-
quires much terminal property to
handle all the freight that arrives
there. Several millions of dollars are
invested by. the railroads. No one
would ask or expect them to invest
money without hope of reasonable
rate of interest. ~ ..........".
And so many elements enter into
the making of a rate. It is not true
that the president of railroad sits in
his Office and dictates a rate. It is
true. that thousands of men are spend
ing their days in considering all of the
phases of the business of transporting
freight and giving the best of their
ability to so adjust conditions that
their final conclusions shall be just.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23
SOMETHING DOING in MCLEAN.
Rapid Development In "king johns"
Domain-Rural and Urban improve

? ~ & I Va
Rapid Development In "klng John's''
| Domain-Rural and Urban improve.
ments Among the Gratifying Signs.
The boom In Mclean county that
was inaugurated with the building OF
the 3. w. & Ct Falls railroad Is still
on. There is no county on the Slope
where the agricultural development is
advancing so rapidly as our neighbor
on the north. Forty steam plows are
in operation this season, and are turn
ing over the virgin sod at the rate OF
600 acres per day. To this must be
added at least double this amount that
is being broken by smaller farmers
with horse teams. Counting sixty
days as the breaking season, some
thing over 100000 acres will be added
to the county's crop area this season.
Not only is the crop acreage increas-
ing rapidly, but the improvements in
farm buildings and equipment, giving
evidence of permanence and stability,
Is increasing In an equal ratio. Com
Portable residences, commodious and
convenient barns, substantial fences
are to be seen everywhere.
And the towns are keeping rapid
pace with the rural development.
Washburn's residence section has
more than doubled in size during the
past year, and many of the residences,
in fact the larger proportion of them,
are models of architectural beauty,
and thoroughly modern. Bedides a
member of residences three elevators
are now in course of construction,
while at recent meeting Of the board
Of county commissioners $4,000
Jail and sheriff's residence was decided
upon.
In the residence section Of Wilton
the number of residences has more
than doubled during the past year,
many Of them in keeping with the
present advancement in residence
architecture. and with modern con-
veniences. A new Catholic church and
a large hotel are among the recent
semi-public improvements there.
At Underwood Landlord Weyman
has nearly completed a large hotel
building on the site of the one recently
destroyed by fire. Here as in the other
towns mentioned number OF nice
residences are going up. Il
These towns will soon be connected
by long distance phone with Bis
marck, which will be decided benefit
all around, and these ARRANGEMENTS
means added growth to the capital
city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23
STATE NEWS.

A district meeting of the W. c. T. U
is to be held at Steele next Thursday
and Friday, May 18th and Goth. Miss
Annie E. Robbins, national lecturer Of
the union, will deliver an address.
Richland county had more than siz
inches of water during the first ten
days of the month.
) Tower City will have a ball team In
connection with the county fair asso
citation.
Now is the time that the hail insur
ance companies are doing long stunts
at advertising-and many there are
who have had cause to be glad that
there was such organizations.
A murder mystery in Grand Forks
county seems to have been cleared up
A new drainage ditch three miles
long will be constructed north Of
Grand Forks. :s .-::..s i. 4
The latest Minot desire as expressed
by the Optic Is, normal school.
Work on a 100000 passenger depo,
has been begun at Minot. :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23
Program for Teachers Examination
,..-- May 26, 1905.

Program for Teachers Examination,
May rs, 1905.
The next regular teachers exami.
nation will be held at the court house
in Bismarck as indicated by the fol.
lowing:
Friday to $40, reading rules and
regulations; $40 to $3.50, preliminary.
Second and third grade subjects
$3.50 to II, arithmetic; II to IL, civics.
First grade subjects $3.50 to II,
algebra; II to IL. physical geography
1:15 to 2:35, United States history;
Afternoon-Second and third grade
2:35 to 4, geography; to 5, theory
and practice.
First grade subjects-1:1 to 2:35
geometry; 2:35 to 4, psychology; 4 te
5, natural philosophy.
Saturday-Second and third grade
subjects-9 to 1918, language and
grammar; 1875 to 11:15, physiology
and hygiene; 1915 to 1875, reading
1915 to 1, photography.
G. L. Vigness,
co. supt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23

The official call has been received
I for the fifth annual convention of the
National Good Roads association. The
meeting will be held at the Lewis and
Clark exposition June 21-24 and
promises to be largely attended by
delegates from all over the country.
The subject of public road improve
ment is attracting great deal of at
tention and will doubtless result in a
uniform system Of permanent high
ways commensurate with the needs of
the country. The proceedings Of the
convention will include addresses and
discussions upon the scientific, ethic
and economic phases of the subject
and its relation to Industrial progress
and development. National engineers
and expert road builders will exemplify
modern methods of constructing earth.
gravel, macadam, brick. and other
kinds of roads. Legislation pertaining
to national and state cooperation and
supervision; financial ways and
means; the use Of convicts and other
details OF the subject will receive prae-
tical consideration. The governors of
the several states and territories,
county road officials, mayors of cities,
presidents OF all commercial, agricul-
tural, industrial, transportation, devel.
opment, civic Improvement, education
al and religious organizations are re-
quested and expected to appoint at
least five delegates to represent their
respective bodies in the convention.
All such officials, together with men,
bers OF congress and state legislators
are made ex-oficio members Of the
convention. III.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23
lntrieacies Of Rate MAKING.

st. Paul, Minn., May 23.-In view O,
all that has been said concerning
freight rates perhaps it would not be
amiss If the elements considered in
arriving at rate were considered.
Some believe that a railroad mag
nate' sits in his private Office and
orders "a certain rate to prevail in a
certain territory. Men, souae promi
nent, and all fayoring government con.
troll OF freight rates, have declared this
practice Of men high in railroad
circles.
NO statement could be more errone.
Gus. Say that rate to Butte, Mont
Is being considered. The first ele.
ment that is discussed is the cost OF
producing the cost Of transportation
TO that city. The distance is consid.
cred. When the cost, OF PRODUCING
that transportation has been arrived
at, the value Of the product is taken
into consideration.
The rate is higher on silk than on
salt. Railroads are open to accidents
Just as any other vehicle propelled BY
man and the agencies he has invented,
Il there Is wreck and a carload 81
silk is damaged, the loss is greater
than II the salt were being trans.
ported.
Again, the class Of the product must
ne considered. It Is cheaper to trans.
port wheat than It Is farming nipple.
ments. The reason Is plain. A car
that is to be loaded with wheat IL
placed at a grain elevator. A moment
later and It Is filled. When ii arrives
ct its destination mammoth ascoops'
clear II almost in the twinkling Of an
eye But farming implements demand
much time and much labor In the load.
ing and unloading. When 4 car filled
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-23

President Roosevelt has coined an
other expression that will likely ego
laundering down the ages" as Walter
Wellman predicts. He is after those
trusts with porcine instincts and to a
friend the president is reported as say
ing that he would compel them to
take their feet out Of the trough y
This characteristic expression is likely
to come in congress and in the next
campaign and unless the declaration is
obeyed and the fleet are taken out of
the trough" there will be something
doing. Mr.. Wellman adds: .sThe
president wants the reactionaries to
realize that there is a progressive
force in the intelligent public opinion
OF this country to which he may at any
time appeal, and not in vain, and that
it behooves them to be little careful
how in their stubbornness they push
him to the last resort But of course
the president does not want to have
the policy OF buying in the cheapest
market carried to such an extreme as
to array against the party all the
forces OF capital, production and manu-
featuring, which have been educated
to believe that the United Statets, Its
government and its people, are theil
particular oyster, and which no foreigr
competitor has any right to try t.
crack II this was what the president
B had in mind he has succeeded very
well. He has stirred up the pro
gressive sentiment of the country. He
has aroused feeling which may make
it very difficult for the standpatters to
hold out against him next winter.