Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-04
WASHINGTON WAS WAS.
NEARLY DESERTED
-, Took on a Dizziness when
wy President Went to oyster
Bay.
VACATION TIME IS ENDED
...,. Of departments Are Back at
beau oo.,s and Politicians Have
n.,o,ued From Wire Pulling

s...al Correspondents u,nh Tho
sl s'.s,ngtop. D. G., Oct WIN lne
..r,,n Of President Roosevelt ~, 70 ,, Won"
f i'.,ou Monday afternoon the na. a, u,
ins'O" I'M again be the real seat Oh
..ysrnment, in fact as wen as ~ "
,oih President Roosevelts retirement emu
WIN 49,. raw Immediately after the
~ congress. Washington TOOK on
Wv ,,.ss such as has not character
4, r,,ny years. It was dreary
Nv .,.d town. Heads Of departments.
' 's,ns, officers followed the preslaeh.
t''' .r mmmer homes. Chiefs OF
..s,. went upon their annual yaca-
,o,. the politicians we're out IN 'he
"- -, looking amer their fences ana
- ~ ,.opls who could not get away
NV Washington either pecause "
u wv or the lack of the whereWltnfl
na,ry them away, were the only Cnes
peM,riny here. The newspaper men
lsln. ' nornnelled to stay and write what
Ns,s tSsy could OF politics and other
ne s.'.,s in which the public SHOW more
suvJ interest. All this, however VIII
o. ~ sarged when the president comes
"csblnet meetings will be resumed.
wy, Ia,s Will be reporting at the exec
a,.a ofices and once more the air OF
nnnshington will be surcharged WIN
We. sc'iyity and that is what the pres
SSrt does for the nations capital
DOLLAR CAMPAIGN,
r,, dollar campaign, fund inaus-
,,,,sd BY both political parties looking
- he capitalization OF politics II IS
w..,csdei by the chiefs In charge of the
-o national congressional committees
W. NOT been bowling success. The
..0nls have utterly failed to recognize
Ell great opportunity 10 pay the ex-
ssrsss Of the campaign and as result
~ rlval committees have gone out on
.,ill hunt for money, At Democratic
bsadouarters they admit that they
,,rs sone money but nothing like the
-oney they had in former campaigns.
csslrman GrIggS who is successful
h.esar OF campaign shekels, frankly
Units that the dollar" contributions
40 falling on and that his mall Is ge,-
llnr considerably lighter than II was in
mo early beginning of the campaign.
4, course the real hard campaign will
I'd, begin before Oct. !, but from that
lime on day and night the spellbinders
Q, both parties viii be going UP and
| down the country urging the voters to
at out ard do their duty, otherwise the
@antry will 20 to the ''demnition bow
pogs'
Wee Chairman Tawney, OF the Re-
rgbIcan congressional committee. who
bin town today, said that his commit
,s vas feeling the general apathy so far
q campaign contributions went and
au unless Their was decided increase
% the amount OF the contributions a
amber OF extremely close districts
You'd be lost to the Republicans be-
cause Of the inability OF the committee
10 set the vote out Mr.. Tawney, who
NsWacucal politician, frankly admits
mat Ne Sixtieth Congress Will not
contain narly az many Republicans as
I'D TN nhy-ninth Congress. Districts
that M formally Democratic. but
which Ia the Roosevelt tidal wave
elected Rpablican congressman, will,
ssgnsfaly expected, return to their
ae allh Ar. Tawney, however, is
eandthl that the Republicans will
Ms comfortable working majority
NE sxteth Congress. a majority
'hsn ran be easily handled by Speak
sVannoh and which will be on hand
w votes are needed Ii Is fact
sa' The majority OF l12 in the present
susres Is extremely unwiedy.
'e'ser Cannon had to exert all the
lpser OF his Office and even had to go
~ as 10 threaten members with the
nsn OF their pet measures II they did
remain in Washington and assis.
ms', vote In putting on the statute
I'm Ems we laws which will make the
ay,u'n'n Congress one Of the most
N.Y. vL1 g IN our political history, While
49,, raWhey mas not gone into the pre-
ss,g business. believing that IL is
'nely 700 soon to give anything like
1U,Isct estimate OF the Republican
s5iO,V N the Sixtieth Congress, he
a ne confidently looked for at least
republican majority When this
| ~ 'od 10 Chairman Griggs of the
,tHocratic committee he said that ~
nfpuDncans conceded a reduction
/ saw - a, - 'ieJolllN VI llE 10 ~ ne
tsrn o earthly reason why the Repub-
,,r. majority should not be completely
,,, rv. ouI BE that az Il may both
.S s'.'t.ees are out cunning for money
,,r.,o WOULD not be at all surprising IL
h sorant clerks were not reminded
W. guy outside party that help In the
NV " cash contributions would be
n p sceeptable In order TO perpetuate
"puolican party IN power.
| PICTURESQUE CHARACTER.
rm ,as ueath Of Col ike" Hill OF Ohio.
Na,s,csa picturesque character from
NAM u r political life. Mr.. Hill for
hogss 'esFs has held position in the
Dsroo.o representatives when the
tt .a,r.. were In power as sergeant
p,rs ~ ana while the Republicans
IN IN, ~ power he held a minor position
nous e NOUS mouse but always by the unani-
n, p. we OF the Democrats to whom
ssr " ~ assign certain num-.
NOT AN ORATOR.
lever yu ~ MI was no mean talker hut
ma es,. orator His homely slmilies
e"S OF speech have entertained