Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
s,,m to be Very Friendly
w. wan Mr.. Roosevelt and Free
quently Call
N MORE BIC POKER GAMES.
.,,,tou Stories About Great Sena'
wrIo Games Belong to the
Realms Of Fiction.

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washington, jan calculations De-
,ne presldent and large num-
WV =, southern senators are NOT
:" "a Judging from the fact that
"', ,onators frequently call at the
10, House and that Mr.. Roosevelt
"D' ,.sss with them tho very questions
s,n hive given rise TO differences
Tween the southern people and 'ho
.,lont Some Of the senators not
Ily 20 to the executive offices OF the
..,5e1t but several call at his nome
,ns evening and remain for hours
'.,,r they temperately discuss condl-
'.s q, the south and what would be
Wv, tor bo,h races 1t is rather sur
Y,i.,oo IN view of the bitter feeling
s,, has been engendered by the atti-
~5s Of the president toward the south
,n, these conferences may result In a
s.ter understanding In the future
BrNEwcIARIEs or CLAIMS
When ono reads Of claims being
,,,.ed By the senate--hoary old claims
400 and 30 years ago-one naturally
,.els that IN the gallery is the gray
haired claimant watching and wait
,g for the long looked for restitution
sbls Just dues which hard hearted
oyenment has withheld for years
~, these old claimants are not TO be
found. The persons interested In the
eams, You win find, are the well
.rovn lobbyists and attorneys who
sok after all such "pickups." How
much OF this money finds It's way into
ae hands Of the rightful claimants or
their heirs? Mighty little, If the truth
we're known. The lawyers get It,
FICTION ABOUT POKER.
Stories OF tall poker pumes occurring
I'm Washington are not 50 frequently
heard as In days Of yore. There was
fine when Il was apparently the duty
Of every correspondent TO tell about "A
great senatorial game" or some 9TH
en- game IN which officials participated.
Now such stories would stamp a man
MS foolish because what few games
are played are so small as to be not
worth noticing, I'm fact. nearly all
the Washington poker stories were tic-
ton
MADE FAIRBANKS BLUSH
Here is one Of the many stories told
n the Fairbanks trip to the west last
nll II WIS at 81. Paul where the
speeches We're made I'm the Peoples
church, which had a large amphithe-
ser packed fun OF people. Senator
Fairbanks had finished his speech, and.
observing some ladies' he knew at one
side Of the platform, he went over and
talked with them, Senator Dolliyer.
who followed Fairbanks spied him
and took advantage Of the incident to
have some fun for Dolliver never
misses am opportunity of the kind,
Nov. where Is Fairbanks he in
CURED "Oh there he is, talking with
the ladies', That's the way 1t has been
ever since we have been on this trip.
As soon as he spies a good looking
lng IN that direction"
Fairbanks hlushed like l6-year-
Old girl and returned TO his seat on the
Platform, while the crowd howled with
delight,
ROCKYBOY WINS,
For some time there has been pend
ing IN the senate a bill to give relief
70 Robkyhoy's band of American born
Indians I'm Montana. Some of the
newspaper men nicknamed Senator
BNer.dge 'Rockyboy' I'm consequence
Of the bin and styled him chief, as he
Nlnders about the senate more than
nY other senator The other day the
bul came up, and several senators were
aNout TO oppose A., but Beverage as
Joke came 20 the rescue, and the bin
was passed If the bin ever gets
through the real Rockyboy win owe II
TO MS ni'knomesake in the senate.
WHEN PERKINS PREsIDEs.
Senator Perkins, who was for several
years sailor man, presided over the
t'ssl'hs of the senute during the alb
tglV' ot senator Frye. Asked how he
was getting along, he replled
Vh we manager to hold her on her
OuuI'' pretty we'll Sometimes as
@uor would say she drifts n little
i,ou'sou west but by putting the helm
naI1a down we are able to fetch her
FUN WITH A WAITER.
q representative Fitzgerald of New
lorH Nts Inclined 20 have some fun
D,l III negro waiter IN a Washington
NY FITZGERALD could see at "A glance
g''' lne negro was fresh from Virgin
!" ana sought to initiate him into the
aayS or 20 first class eating establish
rs," Among other things ordered
,"..le Two fried eggs, Fitzgerald being
os,'lul TO ten the waiter to see that
one was fried on one side and the other
w me other The waiter had heard
:. pl about the liberal TIPS for which
to p,"' was noted and was anxious
M ~ w UiS customer I'm proper fashion.
tt'ro mace nreclpitate dash for the
,csi,"..'' AIter a considerable delay the
lra,Iyl came back and, with a sad look
rrtt..''1 IT he had correctly taken tho
,Lo., MS me cook had raised question
o,5o.. H. Fitzgerald replied that the
ON, was am right. In the meantime
,nor y' 10 y N the cafe had caught the hu-
@ vi ,he situation and howled. once
a s,n 'he waiter came back and with
bo,s 'Alder look, exclaimed, Deed.
e,, le COOK say hadn't yuh bettnh
NV ueh oigs scrambled"
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