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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
MARY WAS
SLOW
THAT rs Why HER FosTrH
PARENTS WANT PAY FOE
HER KEEPING
Mary vas a good gin. but n,

Mary vas a good gin. but 80
vas desperately slow"
This vas the complaint Of M. and
Mrs Martin clark In Judge Nor.
ria. court yesterday In their suit
against George CLARK, father Of tn.
SLOW moving Mary. for si00A75. al,
legged TO be due for the care, kesa
and clothing ~ Mary.
Tho suit Do father curious oua
When HaryH mother died. georgs
clark. Mays father. took ths cana
90 hia brothers home and. ACCORDING
20 The story ~ The plaintiffs. agres1
10 pay for her support II they would
keep her. bat sent ~ Tennessee ana
failed 90 send nug money. klArs
grew Hp T. NamaHhood. IN ~
course ~ time married and laiss
died. She had come Into come prop
rrty through Asf marriage. and when
|tHH aHHHA NAHAN ANHnAg Tts
yerfrd 30 her father And now. In
foster parents finding that Marys
father has come into some u thil
worlds goods. GEEK 10 recover fol
The expense and care u Mary aafs
Ing the years 81 her girlhooA
The attorneys for the dsfenss
sought this morning 20 prove NAT
Mary had worked for the family asa
earned enough b. 30 doing 70 pay
for all the expense 10 which the lad
put her foster parents. but this 10th
the foster parents dispute. sayins
that Mary was 30 desperately sod
that her services were rather an aas
ruyHuee than a help.
That she was willing. and F.ron1
and healthy they both admit,s4
but. said Mrs. Clark. she was jad
30 mortal slow she never got around
- do anything l think she tried
hard. but she was slow b. nature
aud that's all there was to Il Mary
was certainly slow" The case VII
probably go TO the jury this assr,
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
BOTH FOUND
GUILTY

J II. Leroy and John Bush we're
both found guilty last night By tES
jury which had listened through tn
overwhelming evidence piled %
against them on the charge Of held.
Ing up aad robbing the Red. whits
and Blue saloon lu January. Leroy
the negro. who has served several
terms already. VII now receive
life sentence under the new c1ma-
lative law. The boy. Bush. who tss-
titled that he was under IL years q
age yesterday. but who Is undoab.-
cdly older. was recommended to ths
mercy Of the court on account q his
age.
lie tried 10 shield the negro b.
taking the larger share Of the band
himself and throwing the rest upos
the shoulders Of mythical persoas
whom he called Frisco yellow and
-Sheeuy Kid" but that the tsfsass
was cooked up was shown b. re
testimony Of Police Captain W.
lard. who testified that he bad ever
heard the rehearsal in the JAN Bo'A
prisoners took the verdict Fssr
calmly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
HELD ROLL CALL

a mammoth roll call and hanqus
was held by the Queen City ledgA
knights OF Pythias last night Re-
sponses were received by telegram
aud letter from all quarters OF ne
globe. OF the actual membershl
about 80 out Of the 500 enFolea
answered 20 their names as ne!
were read off This Is the first roy
call In 20 years. Many prominen.
citizens OF this city are identifsa
with this lodge and several abs
addresses we're delivered last nisnI
Letters OF regret we're received iroA
absnt members. James Hamii'oa
Lewis. Chicago; Senator Samuel =,
Piles. Washington. u. C.. and Co.'s
gresham VIII T. Humphrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
REDUCES EMPL0HS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA
second cut IN the motive power aas
car construction force Of the SCUM
ern Pacific. covering the whole -.
eIfic coast system. IL announced w
tomorrow. on February " -
cent OF the employees In these os
partments were laid off. and II w.
given out that on April ! there ' -
be "a third 10 per cent cut ms y
fects a total Of 1900 men from h~
Angeles TO Portland.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Isl.
fire loss in yesterdays contiguous
may aggregate t6,000.o0e. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

All t|NN NN#NNfh lHHhNHHH On. go mNf HHH g.
utuTta. churches and schools iH to I
biuNkH if Nuu have ans Hrt#up IN yea
sou viii Investigate. move HHI and lee
independent q landlords, the above
terms uiIl toun pay fof house only
rs minutes ride. positively. from
EIUHt avenue Co Southeast SEATTLE.
q n OIL " n ~ lOlL II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

srgam Loo 200 corner ' - gFt9's. on.
6iaeE from feslsr az. paTt easd
t.raam e 2;soo n an r.s s2 400 -.
Dot o1sla al street improvements III
9n9 pa5a -. ogy agd ens- hsi( tIaeks
stree, car line. Ky ems era ''''
.roam . 2s9e-1 s,s.. $4,000 o..
Nss, qessa ka 800, az nae S'.. T. tsr lso'n
..r..., $3.50 49,. $3.50
los sotiA 81 street imrrovstaoaIs Ia
ard raid FOR. terms
Mu., b. s .e'2 ,h,. ~.,s 1900 .9 olor 10.
saal-9 each. z blocks from Fremont
and ballard car line. fine visw q
lot uus 11,srtoosiss fo2 Union.
Walking distance. 30 down. BALANCE
ta Per month.
Tor eorrisIa 90 on os..p % mn one
tisck iron Queen Auns Avs exis
10 down. balance 80 per month.
Nov l. your time q buy west seat
tie property We have cts equal q
any @ y found there, With foe
leW, a - aud 10 zach. ~ down
tSEEpA GoNE REALTY CO.
rhouss Main isa Ind tss a
b-room s9usss and e lots a, Kirk
land. fruits - all Elnds fine home.
ihe place Tor fruit and chickens.
O. so bargain
.-Eet ssIs-ttogsss scd Lot.
Fses bsw modern home near choicest
part % Capitol ffiNs bargain a.
t7so Telephone Main E1t =
CHEAP. houses eIose IN a. $50 70
10. terms. 70 cents a day, boa i'm.
man. tho owner, II
Business Chance,
FOR A BARGAIN TAKE THIS
10 Tor f-rnum house. PiaHtrred cts
water. good sidewalks. lots and an
the furniture Terms on part pay
wINsuIp BROS
Room 80 cOlman Hidg
II
To meet gentleman or lady with
money 90 Invest tu = good paying
business Can insure % per cent
profit. Address g s. care Star -
Meat market for sale, Us and invoice
fine iuca tlon. good family trade Call
at cor, 4th ard olive. a
Well Furnished boarding house ehcap.
Apply % ilaalstou House. Ballard
Phone ballard G1Il
Some suaps Tor THE week=Two cigar
stands. thrye ruumlng houses A
Thompson. IN ard ave IS
bargain Restaurant for sale cheap
SEQ prop ias Main IT. i
Lost and Found
IoHtaA small engine on psaniit
wagon VIII pay finder or purchaser
suitable reward for return 10 First
ave Hotel office. no question asked
-
LADIES' pure on End ave south and
Washington st, or Heufuu car. con-
tanning two notes and money Re
turn To- VIM Fohr tua First ave nn
go reward FOR return % my bank book
tam. lost Feb. 18th, Ncguor Dahl.
West Seattle, !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

WlQfE RIVER GARDEN TNAtrh
hH1N EEN hi.A TITLE AND TACO
MA
Have uubdiytaud an old hoy ranch ~
riph bottom land Into g and Do aEfU
lraeta Prom aue half TO three
fuurtha % each tract lu CLEARED, sat.
flNatrds uu atumprs duaH not over
FLOW fine running auftuE water d
enough high sraaua WITH zach tract
Zoe buuduig cite Railroad station
aud uyhulhuHac nu the land Hiakrl.
Cd road fres mHll delivery Ht the
convenience uf HutHfr IHsag
trteta are uIHt class ua nyttsl AND
op earth ftissH from tigu Co tiau
PEI agre5 ataardHg O. improvements
a ~ hEN Lists ne Marion BE- -
10 asrra clear and IN strawberries
near Eaad beat service.
A snap n taken az uHce#h acres. a'd
tu bearing fruit trees. lot u straw
herftfa location cannot hr beat
Lots m Georgetown cleared aud Ca
fine shape
~ aeroa right near dock u bearing
fruit tfeea
Remember raash property 10 our spe-
Cialty
nTRHToN q SMITH.
a. New fofk UiaTh
fHNHHH IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT NEW
RE. q Uickcrtou a e..
viii sell ou Friday March 8 al lA.71
sharp. on the premises, No. 1919 Yes
Ter way. tho contents OF seven we'll
furnished rooms brass mounted
beds. fine springs and Mattress bed
ding folding beds. center tables. eW-
tension table, dining chairs. bureaus.
cummudfa, rockers. extra fine car
pets lace curtains, croekcry. glass.
steel range. etc. l. q ulekrrtnu
Aucuoueer Phones. Main io0l. In
dependent ISL. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

Aefssas Tor Ssls
FAiRyrEw ACRE TRACTS
Our uew acre tracts addition l. located
within a few biocks % the Old Rem
ton car line 1T Falrvfnw Station
EaEh tract - accurately surveyed
ss sf sss's s,r 1a ss- I f,,os,sss 2.
lies nice and level aad the eharartsr
q the coil u much superior 70 that
pr the ordinary suburban properly.
We advise an early Investigation on
the part u the Intending purc hassr.
For a safe and sure Investment We
believe there e. nothing better 20 ba
found on the market Prices range
g me purchaser may be had Take
Hsntop car It FIRST avenue south
and Washington street Our repre-
sentative, Ar FitE, has his office
az FairVisw Station. and Will be-
pleased % show yea over the pop
2. W West J. ". wheeler.
WEST 4 WHEELER. nc,
- Coimau BidE
Sunset, Main I'll Ind, al.
A Fls-ACRE BARGAIN
h.g &c. for % acre, acres .. tins and. : acres
the other nice level land, south u
the city where values are Increasing
rapidly ~ miles from station Nth
~ sisTtf3,e train. a day and p min.
road difsc, 20 Seattle. SO cash. BAL.
q. n SicHoi.s e. Pioneer BldE. II
$40 and W In choice t-acre tract al
~ bficus Good fruit and garden soil
Close @ Iptsrufban station.
= 100 acres water front on the
sound. one fourth mile from steam
boat landing q acres cleared. go
bearing fruit trees. house with water
Connection. barn and other outbuild-
tg.top-lo acre garden Land within one
fourth mile u lntsrurban station
house, barn. etc.
sLETTENGHEN q ARNELL
ksnney Block. 10 Columbia. n
HERE rs A BARgAIN-Io acres. rich
secopd bottom land, mostly alder aud
maple. yery gesi cleared. first
school and neiEhborH, tract faces on
good county road. ~ miles from
one u tho best towns IN the val.
ley betueen Seattle and Tacoma.
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York blk
/
% ACRES At \ BARgAfNf
All level rich land. acres. partly
cleared. new house. 6 rooms. Jersey
cows and calves small creek. good
be and 2-seated ria chickens and
ducks. on county road. easy drive
CHAHLFs =. ADAMS.
Room 30 Coinan Bldg TT
BEAUTIFUL ACRE TRACTS
il5Q Only for rich. level acre tracts.
close % car. y minutes walk to sta
tiou, with sidewalk. graded school
door. - minutes ride to city. lots q
CHARLES z. ADAMS.
Room 30 Coiman BIDS. TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

p. y. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. op
posits City Hall
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue
Quaker Drua Co, 1913 ist ave
Thos. sarris at postoffios, Renton.
c. ~. Lshndretf. cigar store, siess
Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

FARMS
FARMS.

TAIlMH.
FARMS
zen arrsu several miles east ~ ffouFhz
tHh. Just aUraHa Lake " aHhIuEtuH.
hlHhlN Improved would take good
tsattle real estate Ga sAghAnHa but
prefer SOME laHh
100 Hgrea q frw miles from bellevue.
saHt - Lake WaHhluHtnu. "a very
high class farm will take some He=
attic real rHHatr lu exchange IA
beautiful lake uu thia farm mostly
valley land
30 acrea nas and heir cleared large
barn. poultry hHHHHH. Orchard.
fHured & DO. = mllo from aaad
town
a. aHrra ~ fhe very beet land on Wuid=
bH island. 81 acres cultivated. all
VHHraHafY bHidiHHa fiuas e. Oak
farhaI thia o. famous cats land
price t1Haf terms
T. Hl'NENHIF
So Arcade hidE seattle
rhuusa Main iiE and A Ell -
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY RAILWAY co.

natural, and 10 start cham OF
pnprrS IN NIL the weak Democratic
and doubtful counties, To he under
the systematic management and dl-
rrctlon Of Il combine oi the bosses
of one of the Republican factions
mancuycrlng for control Of the
party machine, would br n master
stroke What an Influence 1t
would be able to bring to bear on
rural local leaders, postmasters
and county organizations; and II
10y some possibility or accident 1t
-huuId succeed in again turning
aside the Democratic tide in this
State, what II pull il would have
with the National administration
IN the distribution Of pie
Hut what of the other rural Re
publican papers which have been
lighting against odds in maintain
ing their local organizations
Would not such plan encroarh
upon their preserves, divide np the
local business and reap the benefits
of their lahOrsi II would hc II
feature Of the trust monopoly that
would hardly be- to their liking
Vet is this not the natural trend OF
| the policy of the Republican party,
which builds up trusts and mOnOp'
uIirs through its grants of special
privileges aud protective tarifsi
Big corporations absorb the
smaller ones or drive them out of
business and establish mOnOpOlles.
The metropolitan press is largely
controlled and owned 10y people in
tcrcstcd in trusts of one sort or
another; and are we now soon to
see the country press, which for
the most part is independent in
thought and expression, absorbed
aud combined into chains to
subscrvc this or that interest
Rebate Morton. Equitable Ryan,
Pork Packer Cudahy, Banker
Eckles ana others of their iIk are
to begin the newspaper chain
scheme in Nebraska to fight VIM.
Bryan. Is this the beginning of Il
plan or purpose on the part of the
trusts and their political allies to
absorb or subsidi2e the country
press, and where they cannot pur.
chase to ruin by competition! If
they can control the steel business,
the coal business, the meat pack.
ing business, the railroad business.
the large newspaper plants and all
other lines of business, may they
not be able to wipe out of existence
the independent country press7
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
Smallpox and Scarlet Fever Remedy.

Dr. j. j. McElwec, secretary of the
Missouri State Board of Health, gives
the following recipe for smallpox:
81 herewith append recipe which
has been used, to my knowledge, in
hundreds Of cases of smallpox. 1t
will prevent or cure, though the pit
tings are filling, When Jenncr dis
covered the cowpox in England, the
world of science overwhelmed him
with fame, but when the most scicn-
tiiic school of medicine in the world,
Paris, published this recipe it passed
UNDECIDED. 1t is uniailng as fate and
conquers in every instance.
1t will also cure scarlet fever.
"lIere is the recipe as have used
it to cure smallpox; Sulphate Of
zinc, one grain; digtalis, one grain /;
sugar, one half teaspooniul. Dissolve
in wineglass full of soft water that
has been boiled and cooled. Take n
tcaspoonful every hour Either small.
pox or scarlet fever will disappear in
twelve hours. For children the dose
must be diminished according to age
II communities will compel their ply
sicians TO use this treatment there
would be no need of pest. houses. II
you value your life, use this recipe" "
Tx,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
Order OF Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI. loo
County OF st. Francois. 90
In the Circuit Court. August Term, 1856.
r. II. g. Lester, Plaintir,
VS..
e. r. Ferdinand W"ifertz,
Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintifr herein.
by his attorney, ana iles his petition and
affidavit. alleging, among other things
that defendant Is not Il resident OF the state
OF Missouri.
whereupon It is ordered by the Clerk of
this Court. IN vacation, that said defendant
be notified by publication that plalntin has
commenced II suit against him In this court
the object and general nature of which Is
an notion to ascertain ana determine the
estate, tile and Interest OF the parties here.
in, In and to the following described real es.
tate. to.wit
Northeast quarter of southeast quarter.
section 10, township ~ north, range 3 east
containing 10 acres.
And that unless the said defendant he ana
appear at this Court, ut the nextterm I here.
OF To DE begun ana holden at the court house
In the city OF Pennington. In said County,
on the llth day of August next, ana on or
before the first day of said term, or be.
fore the last day OF said term, answer
or plead TO the petition In said cause, the
same Will be taken as confessed, and judg
ment VIII he rendered accordingly.
And IL is further ordered that u copy here.
OF he published, according TO law, In Tie
Pennington Times and Herald, q newspaper
published In said County OF st. Francois. for
four weeks successfully, published al least
once a week, the last insertion to be at least
fifteen days before the first day of said next
August term of this Court.
j.. c. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk
true copy OF the record
witness my hand. and seal OF the Circuit
......... Court OF st. Francois County. this
sEAL /. 30th day OF June, 1906.
,',''''.'' j. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
July !. 1906.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11

William Travers Jerome, district
attorney OF New York, is some
thing of character, and has
gained quite a reputation rs n re-
former, though he would push his
reforms in spots rather than in
general. For instance, he thinks
that saloons should be run wide
open on Sunday, because public
sentiment in the big cities demands
it, and regards Governor Folks
policy of enforcing the Sunday
closing law as purtanical and
their presence on the statute books
as the moral warnings of rural
communities" But he frequent.
~ says some good and true things
that are worthy of consideration
and thought. Last Sunday he de.
llrered an address nj ChautauQua,
n. Y, in which he said that the
conditions of social and political
unrest are fast approaching Il
crisis, attrlbuting the cause to the
prevalence of selfishness and dis.
honesty. In referring to the Equit-
able investigation, he exclaimed,
Has anyone brought to light any
intention to protect the widow and
orphani' Speaking of the build
ing of the Carnegie Libraries, he
said in substance that it would be
better to forget the name of Car
negie, and that his gifts to per.
petuate his name as a philanthro-
pist and benefactor would rebound
more to his credit if used in pay
ing better wages to the employees
ia the steel and iron districts and |
comfortable the miserable
novels in which the employees are
to live.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
State Sunday School Cnyention.

The Furiicth Annual Convention OF
the Missouri Sunday School Associa.
ton (interdcnominational) will be
held at Boonville, Missouri, August
1881. There will be three sessions
daily. Marion Lawrance, General
Secretary OF the International AssocIa-
ton, DR.. A. o. Brown, Field Secre.
tary Of the Presbyterian Church, DR..
A. 7. George, Field Secretary for tue
NJ. T.. Church, Mrs. Zillah Foster,
Temperance Secretary OF the Illinois
Sunday School Association, DIR. W.
II. Black, Rev G. L. Goodson, Miss
Mabel Bailey, and other Sunday School
Specialists are on the program. +.
o. Excel, the famous leader Of song,
will have charge Of and lead the con-
vcn,ion music.
The Western Passenger Association
has granted an open rate of one and
e-third fare from all points in the
State on the certificate plan. Get
certificates from yonr agent when you
get tickets. The churches at Boon
vile extend a hearty welcome and en-
tertainmcnt on the "Harvard PLAN
i. e., lodging md breakfast. Dinners
and suppers will be served by the
churches at reasonable cost.
Each school 10 the State is entitled
to send its pastor and superintendent
aud one delegate for each fifty or frac.
tional part Of its enrolment. For
blank credentials and for full pro-
gram address missouri Sunday School
Association. p iaclede Building st.
Louis, Mo-"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
BISMARCK BRtVlTlES.

Mrs George Fuch is on the sick list
G. W. Scoggin was here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Steele,
August 4, girl.
Born on the 9Th, TO the wife of |.
W Brewton, n girl.
Milton c. Brown of st. Louis was
in Bismarck Tuesday.
Clifton Sutherland was on the sick
list a few days last week.
Ed Drew and family visited W. +.
Buffers family last week.
S. II Collier made business trip
to Pennington Wednesday.
j. II. Malugen of Boone Terre ha d
business in Bismarck Tuesday
Supt. Theiman of the Bonnie Terrc
schools was in town Saturday.
Misses Julia and Lenna Paul of St.
Louis are visiting friends here this
week.
Mrs. NJ. Barger and Chas. John.
son visited their parents at Belgrade
last week.
A. Block returned Monday night
from au extended tour through the
western states,
VIM. Beard and family are visiting
friends and relatives here and in the
Hickory Grove vicinity, this week,
Mossrs G.. r. Gale, II. +. Aulick,
C.. ID. Richardson, A. Rucker, r. j.
Smith, A. Is, Reynolds, c. T.. Nor
wine and A. S. London of Flat River,
were here Monday night on their way
to Arkansas.
On Monday clerk Richards of the
roadmastcrs Office here and a tclc.
graph operator who had been sent
here to relieve Mr.. Kness, had knock
down in the Iron Mountain depot, and
as result we're fined in the city court.
A fight between c. c. Simms,
Station Agent for the Illinois Southern
Railroad here, and Otto Armstrong
and Clarence Taylor, last Friday, re-
suited 10 considerable bruising of
MIR. Simms, and a "coughing up" of
So and costs in Mayor Murphy's court
by the others. The fight occurred in
The Illinois Southern depot.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11
Executors Notice

Notice Is Oerehy given that letters tesla.
meniary were granted 10 the undersigned
by the Probate Court of 1t. Francois county
Missouri, dated June q, 1915. ON the estate
OF
:. r. IIREMNEI, Deceased
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to the
Executor for allowance within one
year from the dntc OF said letters, or they
may he precludcd from any benefit OF said
estate, ana IL not exhibited for allowance
within two years from Tie date OF said
letters they VIII lie forever barred.
GEORGE 4. BREMNER. Executor.
June 10, itsh.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-11

Republican politicians of the
special privilege class are attempt.
ing to discrcdt in advance, among
the rank and file Of their party, the
reciprocity convention to be held
in Chicago next week, by branding
IT rs a Democratic movement.
That the policy Of reciprocity in
trade and the revision of the Ding
ley tariff laws meets the approval
of Democrats Is true, but of the
! 200 delegates To the reciprocity
convention, it is given out by
those who are active in the move
mcnt, arc nearly all Republicans.
The Republican leaders in Con
grcss will fight any measure that
promises to disturb in the least the
present Dlngley tariff, aud Speak
cr Cannon will organize the House
along strong stand-pa lines, but
the revolt against present cOmdl-
tlons among Il large and respect
able contingent of the business in
trrcsts Of the country, regardless
of party affiliations, is manlfestlng
itself, and the rock. ribbed organi-
zatlon of the Republican party will
feel its effects in the next cam.
paign. That this is feared is ryi.
dent from the attempts to throw
cold water on the conference aud
discrrdit it. 1t is reported, and is
probably true, that President Roo.
sevclt has refused to attend the con,
/ ference and will not allow experts
of the department Of commerce ia
bc present. The President can
talk tariff reform on occasion, but
like his other reform fads, when
/ it comes to carrying them out he
finds so many friends to shield
that might be! caught in the up
heaval that he puts on the exec.
utivc brakes.