The Washington times., 1906-11-16

The United States should lose no
time in revising and reversing their
views on that point. Canada is be
coming independent, almost to the
point of sauciness.
The AIissourian's reputation for in
sfstIng upon being shown may have
been a factor iu Attorney Gene~-u
AIoody's decision to have the cases
against the Standard oil Company tried
i'm 81. Louis.
after Rockefeller whog-' recently
asked the Kansas City Star. Sorry 90
have been So slow i'm answering. but il
is a deputy sheriff from Fmdlay Ohio.
In the light of election results, several
Presidential booms show the need Of
repr0cessing.
Secretary Bonaparte's suggestion OF a
.legalized boss" has been tried In Rus
sIa without any glaringly successful re-
suits.
Chicago is talking about hiring a press
agent A chaplain would suit her case
better.
This epidemic Of burglary and footpad
work at PIttsburg may not be without
some good effect, if il seares the Pitts
burg millionaire INTO spending his nights
al home
London hints that there is much un-
written political and secret history be-
hind the coming retirement of Sir Nor
timer Durand, the British ambassador
at Washington. IF it's secret, The de-
mand for all the details viii be simply
irresistible.
How Can Chicago BE Improved"
asks the News ANY change must be I'm
the nature Of an Improvement
Henry James insists that the phrase
banding "a lemon" conveys no meaning.
The second best man in the election
knows better.
Il more testimony is wanted on the
need of 3n elaslc currency. that New
Jersey man who has been ordered by the
court 10 pay his wife alimony of $40 a
week out OF "A weekly salary OF s. ought
To be called as witness.
THE increase in the price OF lead pen
cus will not bother the average man
who gets his pencils and umbrellas in
the same way.
Count Boni viii hardly come to Amer
ice. The walking isn't good.
Senator and Mrs. Platt have given
each other "a certificate of good char
acter. and if they are satisfied the rest
OF us ought To- be.
A Texas minister asserts that churches
are great breeding places for tubercu-
losis germs, thus furnishing men who
are not immune with another excuse
The Dmgley tariff, it has been discov-
cred. provides for % per cent ad val
orem duty on imported elephants. This
viii protect the product Of that elephant
farm IN Texas from competition with
the pauper elephants of Europe.
Chancellor Won Buelow's prediction
that Germany will lower her tariff bars
To the United States ought TO make the
American hog sit up and take notice.
While the United States has the prob
. lem or WAdA she VIII DO WITH ucr eA-
Presidents. Europe is facing the dues-
zion OF what she shah DO with her
growing collection Of ex-husbands of
American heiresses.
"The child of today VIII be the man of
tomorrow" said Senator Beveridge. in
an address TO Ohio teachers. Depends.
somewhat. doesn't it. Senator. on the
sex of the chud2
These newly-elected officials who are
off i'm the woods taking a needed rest
might as we'll understand that the coun-
[ try is also enjoying it,
These trusts that have always kept a
staf OF expert corporation lawyers will
now have 10 add a few skilled In the art
/ of defense in criminal cases.
Secretary Bonaparte wants to reduce
/ the number Of rich men in the country
/ but he can get more votes on a prop
/ Osltion 10 reduce the number Of poor