Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-04
putting date the label and for charging the Of in
spection to the packers

putting date the label and for charging the OF in
spection the packers"
"In method whether by national license law in
other fashion, exercise that early date
far complete control than present these great
porationsa control that will among other things prevent the
evils of excessive overcapazation that will compel the
disclosure by each big its stockholders and of its
properties and business whether owned directly through
subsidiary or affiliated corporations"
The best way to the very undesirable move
ownership OF railways by the
ment behalf of the people whole such adequate control
and regulation of the great interstate will
do with the evils which give the agitation against
Them"
1--WE hold that the government should conduct the
business of the nation but that should exercise such super
vision will insure its being conducted the of the
nation Our aim is far may be- for all decent
Woodworking equality of opportunity and equality of
burden
"n addition to these there every why when
system of taxation revised the national
should impose graduated inheritance tax, and if possible
graduated income tax.
The of great wealth peculiar obligation the
state derives special advantages from the mere ex
stence of Not only should he recognize this OBJ
legation the he leads his daily life he
and spends his but should also be recognized the
in which he for the protection the gives him.
CAS- the law stands is undoubtedly difficult to devise
national income tax which shall be constitutional. But
whether is absolutely impossible another question: and
possible 1t Is most certainly desirable"
Nevertheless the national government has
schools of the District of Columbia and should these
schools promote and the fullest development of the
scholars in both commercial and industrial training
eve can, however, in such as industrial training
in such matter child labor and factory laws example
to the states by enacng the advanced legislation
wisely be enacted for the District of Columbia"
Surely it should need demonstration to show that
wlul sterily is from the standpoint of the naton
standpoint Of the human the which the penalty
national DEATH death for which there
men sin which is the dreadful exactly proportion
as the men and women guilty thereof other respects
character and bodily and mental powers those whom
sake of the would be we'll the fathers
OF many healthy children well brought in homes made happy
by their presence No man. woman irk the primary
duties of life whether for love of and pleasure any
other cause, and retain his her selfrespect."
most earnestly hope that the bill provide lower tariff
for else absolute free trade in Philippine products will be-
come law.
American citizenship should be conferred on the citizens
of Porto Rco.'
"The overwhelming mass of people cherish lively re-
gard and respect Tor the people JAPAN and almost every
quarter of the Union the stranger from Japan
he deserves that he treated the stranger from
of civilized Europe and deserves be treated But here and
there most unworthy feeling has manifested itself toward the
Japanesehe feeling that has been shown shutting them out
from the schools in San Francisco and in muttengs
against them in two other places because of their eff
cheney workers. To shut them from the public
wicked absurdy when there hrstclass colleges the
land including the universities and colleges of California which
do not gladly welcome Japanese students and which Jap
students do reflect credit We have much
from Japan Japan has to learn from and nation is fit
teach unless also willing learn Throughout Japan
Americans well treated and any failure the part of
Americans at home to treat the Japanese with like courtesy
and consideration much confession of Inferior
ty in civilization"
II ask fair treatment for the Japanese would ask fair
treatment for Germans Engshmen Frenchmen Russians
Italians. ask due to humanity and civilization ask
due ourselves because uprighty toward all
men,"
~" is unthnkable that should continue policy under
which given locality may be allowed to commit a crime
against friendly nation and the United States government
limited preventing the commission of the crime but
the last to defending the people who have committed it
against the consequences of their wrongdoing"
Il take this opportunity Of expressing upon behalf of the
@ people with al possible Ge t our most
preserving justice and keeping order the island The United
States wishes nothing of Cuba except that it shall prosper
morally and materially and wishes nothing of the Cubans
that they shall be able to order themselves
and therefore preserve their independence If the elections
farce and the insurrectonary habit becomes
the island it is absolutely of the question that