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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-02-01
Had His Permission.

Women ought to be allowed to
whistle"
"Well?"
well what?"
When you said you wanted a new
bonnet didn't tell you you could
whistle for it?"-Houston Post.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-02-01
Danger In Any Filtration.

There Is no harm in an innocent
flirtation."
Il don't know about that. know A.,
fellow who tried it and the first thing
he knew the girl had him married"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-02-01
Literal Application

Time is money, young man"
THAT SO? Well, I've bunch Of
time on hand I'd like you to break
into small bills"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-02-01
Life Lessons

Learning lessons every day
So the story's told.
Some are youthful lads and gay
Some are scholars old,
Though the locks o. them be gray,
Learning lessons every day!
Learning lessons sad and sweet
so the story's told;
Winnowing the chaT from wheat
Gathering the gold.
Lessons long, OF calm and strife
Lessons ended but with lifel
Atlanta Constitution
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-02-01

miss her."
der if she is a bit attached to the old
place"
What of It? She'll get over It In
two days and be glad of "A change"
when are you going to tell her?"
"Why-er-l thought I'd let you do
that" said the old man, trife un.
easily.
mo, thank you; this Is your scheme
and you'd better engineer It"
IL say, Bob" remarked Hartung
smiling maliciously, there isn't any
thing Of a-er-a personal nature be-
tween you and"
Not at all! Certainly not!" said
Chamers, flushing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
SEEKING MISSING
WOMAN HERE

Notices OF three miaalng persons
All under "a years IT age. were "a
ported 90 the police this morning
one Of them II Mrs. n. -. Parks
who lefi Tacoma Dee /, With a man
By the name of Harry Wood, Nhel
it II thought. works for tho Western
Union Telegraph company. She had
with her her one year ~old daughter
MIRA Parks ia ~ years 81 aae.
Alfred II seal. aged "a. lie report
ed mlaalnK from tho Hotel heneca
By A. Euataea OF the hotel.
nsasie owens. ~ yuafH old. len
her home at 1913 Terry av.. Ballard
Dec. I. % so 90 work Ia the basket
factory at Interplay aud has not been
seen since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Y. M. C. A. ATHLETES
MAKE ROUND TRIP,

Tho Y. M c. A. gymnasium team,
which spent SATURDAY and sunday
AT the forts around Port Townsend.
returned last night. after a success =
fuI trip. Mccarthy. Harth. kalvog,
MeKsehia and climlsy were the
membera q ths team and they we're
accompanied BY Secretaries ]. v.
Riehe and y. a. Hanna. Of the local
". 81. 9. A. and A. J. Brace, % the
Victoria Y NJ 9. A. The boys we're
exceptionally well treated and VII
make a trip every six weeks during
A. ssffHFrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
DEN0UNCES LABEL
taerIpp. T,lsarsph s.rvle..

CHICAGO. dec. sat the open.
ing ~ the Citizens Industrial con.
tention this morning. President
Post attacked the American Fedora
ton OF Labor as the greatest trust
with which the people have to con
tend" lie reviewed the ofganlHa
tiun Of propaganda Tor an open
shop" and declared that tho open
shop Is being gradually re estab-
lished IA the building trades. pratt
tnE houses and other Industries
Post IN discussing the san Fran
cisco situation said san Francis
90 finds itself In situation unpar'
alloled In its history. It's govern
menf n In the hands of the moHi
unhluahins aud hlgh'handed set Of
crooks that ever plundered any
community The very officials who
should be leading the work 81 ~.
construction. are devoting their
talents exclusively 10 iiulng their
own pockets At the expense Of the
community
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
CABLE CARS IN
CRASH

a,,hie collision between two
=. cars ana a heavy truck A.
- -, AZ the ssecp Madison o.
= i rfst av.. caused great eN
y g.. : a $50 o'clock this after
~. ,,s.sk Which was loaded with
was struck by one II the
-, O. Ms and before the sceond
a. ~ which WAS ciosc behind,
-. ~ .iea 4 crashed into tbs nHt
2 r.aanatsly there were few PAS
- n either ear and No ouc
tss,rsd save EiWagd WeaFc.
- .,s ~ Il the Efayel wagon. who
y earel from bis seat tn the
800 uas DELAYED for a quarter
y eeuf The aceidoai Is said
- essn larxely due "a the
Z J, Nat ths driver u she gravel
- - wAlch wss owned by the
$50 Gravel comnany. failed TO
80 -. Ip,,felman MclAonNis order
- ~ whaA The car was coming
~. ~ tnehae. The front veslt
- y 18th ears were shattered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Letter From Santa Claus
10 Ms Beloved Lit
lie Ones

Ny DsaF Little Friends
Here I am back in Seattle again.
and hoa al The dear iittin ss4eada
have Efowni The sweet faced ha
biea Of laAt year who could only
smile aaa coo. Kreet me nov With
a hiS Hello SaniA Claus Yet
thwra seems 10 be moro baby faces
than ever this year The asfusk"
mnat have made many Visits In So
sttie since ! was here last year
Grand Yunnx seattiel nniy a baby
Itseif feN years AEo. and uox
asira a BID. thriving eityt You kn~~
love 20 come here. AL the ehii.
area aHA gFowu fpika aevm 90 happy
and prosperous There must b
srcat harmony II shines Ia every
eyc.
vas very sorry Tor The delay n
my arrival last Saturday. bat
found a i've bear. s tame littia
mls8 called Moiiie. rcday'a@ live
bear. tia, has played With ny ehll.
arrn All l,s lie Il waited q come
sad meet the ehi!drcn. and 4 Was
80 piayfai Il wanted 60 climb svery
tree hy the vaYaide. and - We were
late hut We met ron All and had a
Jolly time. didn't Wet And you al
helped me- % establish my headquar.
terB AZ Garvsy Buehansa Company
Genre aud see no a. often
a. rou can. and tell 1zs
All yuur little wants Saeh
a god time as you vii all
have after osa Santa cisus visits
yuu when You are aound asiaep
Christmas esei De sure and 50 70
bed early. a. Santa Claws must ~
aroand fast. for he must visit every
tn.ig. rich and peer. youuE and old
Nos Santa Claus vaets % ash
your help In thiA matter II You
know u anY poor little Eifi 81 boy
any iune man or lone woman that
Yuu think Santa Claus miKht not
ina. seEd nss their address. won Z
Yuns You knox hos sad Il would
be not 10 b remembered BY saaia
Claus. 30 you'll al heip Santa Clans
% remember every body. wunt yoa
Now good bye Come and SEQ me
often You vii hud ne every day
tlii Christmas a. GarveY buchanan
Con pany. Year o1n.
OLD SANTA CLAUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Make Home Comfortable

Win one Of i0ndou'H Wool Union
At Squares Tuesday Prices fn
~ art sguare. worth 2gee. for tg-hei
sri0 Ia art square. worth 400
Tuesday FOR 1915.
loco pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
taina. 30 inches wide. 2 IL yards
long. pair Tuesday aee.
water Color Shades. sze a.. zoe.
ax7 q. csc.
REGULAR Csc Ltn0laum. sc yard,
cut I,nndansa. III Second ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Visitors TO Seattle,
Attention

The fines, and most enloyahie trip
10 be found T. a visit 10 Uncle Sans
navy yard AT nrefnsrion. You can
-. the mammoth haitteahips Wis
cansin ana Oregon, the training ship
philadelphia. torpedo boats and de-
rtfoyetH You viii never regret the
visit Beats leave Pier 2 At 10 ani
II 90 a. M. and l Is and gao y m.
y eek days. with an extra boat a;
Z 80 .. m. sunday. Round trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
LAND REPORT SHOWS
a Blo FALLING OFF.

The annual report a. the united
states land office Tor the month
shows a arrat decrease over the
statistics " Getobnr me reason
given ~ Prank A. rwiichsll u the
iand office l. the recent withdrawal
u Al land from ftiluE other ths n
homestead entries. Following is the
report for November tAad sales.
aesaag4. fees and collections.
fase.t5s total Ss.lil as Mr.. Twiich
n states that AZ least two-thirds
e tha falling off II dus 10 the WITH
.fFass4Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
JAP
EXCLUSION

The Evangelical Ministers assoc
citation held busy session this
morning in Tho First NJ = church.
Tho feature address WIS given hy
Rev A. 4, West who has spent 80
years ~ missionary work IA tho
MaltNan peninsula and adjacent
islands ana countries.
DE A a. Nreaham. 81 san Fran
ctsee. spoke on the California Japan
school question, declaring that. while
q feW men IN power were disposed
'to exclude the Japanese children
from the schools. the majority Of
the people were in favor Of dealing
Justly With the orient
II vas recommended that the ica-
isiaiura make an appropriation 20
cHtahiiah a chapel az the pcnltens
tiafy "a Waila Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
rHMplARs HOLD MEETING.

Special Scandinavian District No.
:. 1 %. q. r.. convened ~ fiailinE
ham Saturday last. with Hedge a.
Hansen ~ the chair. All seaniie
uavian lodges IN Western Washing
ton were represented by delegates.
Gust Neiaua paa elected y. G. r..
10 ffn the vacancy eauaad By the
resignation OF James Egsan A
committee was appointed 70 sseer-
tain the possibility u obtaining a
Scandinavian grand lodge FOR the
stats Il Washington. The next sea-
aion win be held at AhoFdaau IN
Ilsns- 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
ANOTHER WRECK

RtrTSnuRG. noc. g-~rwo mcn
we're killed IN the wreck on the
haitimure and Ohlo AZ Guffey coal
uftnea. IS miles east ~ this city
Sunday night The fireman and
engineer were the victims. Tho
bageage master wAs seriously IA,
iured and may die Others ~ che
train crew narrowly escaped death.
and score 81 passengers we're
slightly injured
An open switch caused the
wreck. and Il g. fh0aKht that the
switch was deliberately thrown by
someone intending robbery Rall.
uaY officials are carefully tnvesti.
EstinE the cazs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
TRIPLE TRAGEDY

san DIEGO. Dee "A message
90 she sheriff this morning. reports
q tribe Tragedy az 4 ranch house.
% miles frpm Eseondido The ~
port says a ranchor named Gore
Shot k1WWrd Brady dead. and fatal.
N wounded the laiiera wife The
woman. howcKcr managed 10 Sc.
cure gun and klllea Gors before
fhe diet The families vcro neigh.
tofa and had been quArr0llnK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
n. 8. ELEvEs agrURss.

The members Of the Seattle high
school football eleven returned yes.
teglay from their trip 10 spokane
and Butte. The refusal Tor a game
with the Spokane hish school Was
,iuo to Principal Cioyd. Of spokane,
who has tried 20 bo unpleasant ever
since NEGOTIATIONS for game we're
first started The Seattle boys
have acted as gentlemen through
out the whole proceedings. despite
remarks 20 the contrary made BY
Principal CioYd. The boys are
suistantiatad By Prof Geiger. OF
the Seattle high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

LABOR TEMPLE 10 NOW
ALTOGETHER TOO SMALL

The Labor Temple IL becoming
too small 20 accommodate the IN
'creaning number OF labor ofgahi
cations In the city. The building
was intended % accommodate 30
unions. Whereas there are now ~
labor unions IN addition 10 ~ other
organizations allied with labor
unions. Tho temple will either
have 10 be enlarged or additional
outside quarters will have 70 be
secured. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
The Safe Deposit Vaults In
the Alaska Building

are protecting the valuable pa
peers, insurance policies. Wills
etc, Of many Of seaitle's best
citizens. Why don't you rent q
l4ur dollar box and sleep well
nlghta9 Try one for three or six
months and then renew u. No
need 10 worry over loss Of papers
when you have them IN safe place
EatrAnca I'll Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

An investigation f. bclnR made
nf the collision September : az
MarEuW stone Point. near Port
Townsend. between the hark James
Neaulth and the United states
guuboaf Princeton The Priueutoa
suffered the loss OF her bowaprt,
IN che accident The Investigation
lasted all morning today. and a yer
diet wiii be rendered DARING the
next faw daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
SCORES PRESS
tasrIpe. Telegraph ssrxIs..l

tseripps Telegraph ssrVtos.l
HERkt INFER. n. Y. Dec. J--At
tofaey Mills. senior counsel TOT
Chester Gillette. who summed ~
hla case before the Jury thia morn
ing. attacked the foul yeilo~
pfeas. aud aaid that 1T loaat one
writer attendant upon the trial had
earned a place ia prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
LOSES 10000
| STOCK SHARES

seventy sthWuaaud ahareu OF
stock valued az $4,000. we've stolen
from n Moseiy. 81 spokaas. IN
saloon In the Pioneer building
last ntaht
Moaely. who has been Ia seattle
several days had removed hia coat
in take q wash. forgetting that It
contained the stock sharos. When
he locked asaia both eoat aud
shares were gone.
The stock Vas In the Rnaalle
Mining company, and was worth 20
rcuta a share. Mr MoselY offers
a reward for the return ot the
stoek. and So reward Tor the re.
coVery OF hla-coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
tseflpes Telegraph esrvIes,l

WARRINGTON, y g. Dec. a
The president today aent his nom
nation Of William IL. Moody 60 DO
a Justice II the supreme court To
the senate. Another nomination was
that Of William g. Bristol 10 be dlH-
triet attorney % Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
CERTIFICATES DELAYED.

The teachers certificates. Witch
we're sent frafn Olympia u Seattle
last "Wednesday. have. Through an
unaceouniable misadvsnturs. failed
% arrive b. the offlve 10 County ia
perintenteut storey and canse=
qnenllf thrre 10 much krief In the
rauks Of TIE yeuhg women paaa
sosues who a fortnight ako man
aEed u pass The examination Of the
authorities. All day Anxiuua young
women lonrnaSed % Superintendent
StareY'n offiee AZ the court house.
ioakinz vainiy Tor their hard earned
credentials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Caught ia the midst Of a game
Of black jack IA room at 2is Co
lumbla s.. A. a. Gofham. o A
Tow aloy. v. @ Kruger were arrest
ed last night By Detective Barbee
and locked up IN the city Jail on a
charge Of gambling GOrhnm and
Towaiey we're released on tZb bail
u. G.. KrueRor. proprietor Of the
cigar stand AZ the above address
and involved. was released on 800
hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
GOV. JOHNSON is
THREATENED

ST PAUL MINI. Dec. She
police today received a letter say
ing the BLACK Hand had deereed
Gov tohnsonh death Al che same
time johnson Is executed two Euro
pecan munareha Will be killed The
names OF the alieEed plotterh have
been furnished "a the police. John
aoa r. not alarmed. bat his friends
are watchful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
rnarE arnr aAck ro raAncr

Thrpe Questionable Freneh char
actsra Tor sagus time held IN rtlsinsfy
~ the uHiie1 stats@ Immigration
offs iais. were this nHaFnlnE stsrtes
On tAair toak t1grnvy back Ga
ffance The fria consisted - Leon
rscmnuli~F. Augie Richard and faur~
fsafnrsaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
VISITING COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL INSPECT hEBHA8kA

Tho Wouatcheo Commercial club.
on to arrival 10 Seattle ON We'd
nesday. will be shown over the
city and enieftalncd at luncheon
by tho Commercial club and The
Chamber Of Commerce They viii
be At the Chamber OF Commerce 10
ID ten % the address OF Gov Albert
e Mead. and during their stay will
inspect the recently completed bat
tlenhip Nebraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
FOUND WORK FoR 5000.

The fee employment buHean sup
Piled positions fur a.pie persons dur
ing November. u y hich number al
hat afe Wcfn males. This ia mere
man 20 Per cent ia excess ~ any
afsyioun November feeard. The To-
al number n persons for whom EN-
ulpg Nas procured since taua-
airy I. 1895. r. 1s.eae. which includes
3 400 hao piHhafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
ppINTrR I'M TROUBLE.

A. W Archer. today filed suit
for $1,000 damages against LoFetl
N Wood, the Trade Register Co,
aud Chaa. l.. Palmer The plain
tlff alleges that the defendants
locked him out Of hls room ia the
l.. { Smith building last Saturday
night The trouble arose over
matters regarding printing for the
Truda Register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
ANOTHER NEW OFFICER FIRED

An investigation Of a fight In a
Third nv. saloon yesterday morning
resulted last night In the dianiaaal
from tho police force ~ Peter John
son. new patrQlman. Johnson
was charged with conduct unbeeom.
Ing a police officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
DIX HEARING MAY
cLosE ToNloAT.

The Dix hearing was resumed nj
o'clock this afternoon. The In.
voatiFatiou. # n believed, will close
late today OF tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Information Bulletin
To Eouseksspsr.. Hotel and Rss,sv
rant Men.

The Monarch Range will success.
fully and economically burn soft
coal. wood. eobH or Ignite. and the
Ere Is easily controlled owing 70
the Duplsx Draft door. which entire.
~ regulates the ~ al y0nr Ere.
These ranges are made only of NAL.
ieahle iron and nre positively gas.
tight and dust proof The Century
Furniture Co. will ailow $50 90 In
gold coin for any Noaareh range re-
turned Ia them and sell new ones
FOE $500 down and $50 a month.
Cab and have the features Of this
wonderful range demonstrated 70
Vgfg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
SOCIALISTS MKT.

AZ the socialist temple last night.
y y iiealy Of Minneapolis. address
FL the nesting GA Woman suf
fraRo and It's Relation 90 Econoui.
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
) F4F44 FFFFF
! MAY BE DIX VICTIM.


4 fttaf Special oefNiessl
4 PORT TOWNHEND. Wash.
4 Dec. 3. a fiunter WIS found !
> ON the shore of Protection Isl I
4 aud thia morning II VAS So
= cured and a launch has been !
4 sent from here. II IA thought
A 10 be a Dis victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Closing out watches. diamonds
end iaweiry Of bargain prices.
rneia Joe go 2nd ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Coal Situation Is Not
Serious

for those who use a Monarch Range.
owing to the fact that These ranges
require only half as much fuel as
other stoves The entire top u Tits
stove II made Of inalleabio iron and
are not 40 thick a. IN other stoves.
with clumsy covers aud tops. couae.
auently heat through much quick
cr. Tho oven door has great
strength and the entire range IL ali.
eolntely alright. gae.tight and dust
proof without the aid Of stove put.
~. being Fiveied instead Of bolted.
as IN other makes.
The Century Furniture Co. VIII
allow you 5000 On gold coin for
any Monarch Range returned q
them from atty cause
800 down aud $500 monthly
buys a Monarch Range Al this store
Let them explain the features Of
this range 20 yau before buyinR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
70 sxraAolrE MuRosEgR.

xs faain alias = NJ Sawyer.
= ~es..sf.r uhs escaped from tae
r..s.s sauntY Ky jsil last spFtus
.sfwhe was aunrrheaaea ln Seattle
SIS VII he taken baak "a the
n.,saa hii ~ mlea a. extradiiian
-. ean - ahfatnea II c. Corr
- a. lalisf Il The Harlan county
r-ssea n seattle TITS acea q tase
!. rtsanss hack % Kentucky.
a. shslfs A u : platvn Sc. ssc
- rla BASKETS ise. tse kiass
eu#st vase iSe. Use hser nluE use
"a 80 ~. I2ee Niue st tieo. a.
'7.slax est watches, diamonds
- EastfY AZ haFzain prices.
r,sle - 81 znG ave- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
sllsos 81 AesMAR CASE

,mt xNR Tex. pse a~Arfnond
49,. arrested upen insirue-
esr, Ssaffle alleging the alb
- ~ Miss Hianche lilroY Nad
- hss wlth mlaieuieanar, is
- il casiety In = haheaa
- -. cge.ssaaluz he was released
800 elsy affl lalS bat wss iEntne.
,..s .rrssfra b the sheriff ard
s.,~-'s.v munmg hls bond vas
- i ssa John Gilroy. father
Z a. kas. has arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Siarrett Tools

Zoe mechanics sold by George n.
wn0Shouss CO. at prices never
made In seattle befofe. ii2 Unver-
atty 81 ana Arcade Way. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

r,,ss q roiles waereustsla an
.,.~a.s isss afternoon that a. Tar
-. - 4aneerned the case would
!. s,sulsess - uxtfaallisn papers
-, - REFUSED Masr uilguy Is
- Asss Is sNear % the complaint
- ths governor n Texas WpgAf
= Asnsr any extraaitiua papers
-. ~ personally Hwofe 20 a
.usplasas Il Seattie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
The Highest Tribute EUer
Bestowed On O. Piano
t'The Chickering the nobfesf instrument in the
LL,ortd" Lorifes LeOncdDdHO.
His letter and hot0 it reads translated.

10. s. JOHNSTON CO. +,
Seattle, Eash.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-03

stranded by the presidents standpat
declaration aud will have to back
water. or find himself outside of the
party trenches. Gov Guild. Of Massa-
chusetts. declared that he would not
run again on any platform less liber-
al than that of last year That plat
form while declaring for the principle
of protection, approved the position
taken by our senators and representa-
tives at the last session OF congress
In favor II present action and We urge
that they should continue to press
upon their party associates in congress
from other states the wisdom of a con
sideration of The tariff for the purpose
of revision and readjustment."
But Gov Guild had added 10 that
declaration by insisting upon putting
five articles on the free list-iron ore,
coal. lumber hides and paper pulp
wood stock. In his paper the Com
mercial Bulletin says the Boston cor
respondent OF the New York Evening
Post. he has argued long for the
principles Of revision and reciprocity
Now comes the Roosevelt letter. The
chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tons for the Republican state conven-
ton is already selected-Attorney
General Moody OF course a member
Of the cabinet cannot do otherwise
than write tariff resolutions in line
with the presidents position There
fore. as the tariff revisionists see IL to-
day. the tariff plank for Massachusetts,
Republicans IL today as good as writ
ten. for 1t must be on stand-pat lines
10 be in accord with the president"
All of which goes to show that in
spite Of he president. leaving the tar
III revision Republicans In the lurch
that the question Of revision will not
down. Those Republicans who feel
/ that they are being robbed BY the
tariff protected trusts must either
take 10 the woods on election day.
or boldly vote for the Democratic con
didates for congress and for the legis-
latnre. who win elect United states
senators The last hope Of the Re
publican reyisionists for tariff reform
within the party went elimmering
when President Roosevelt went over
TO the stsnd-patters. He evidently re-
CARDS party more than principle.
What will the people say who are
paying high trust prices, which have