davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08
ADVERTISED THEIR TRADE.
oaA1An9 81 Professional lEsn Onao
Told ~ TheAF DResa.

98AAAm9 % Professional Men once
Told by TheAF DResa.
professional men do some things
better than they used to-" droned an
attorney who doesn't practice II he can
help II.
'@That H." he went on 10 explain,
professional men don't do some things
they once did, and / think they're the
better for II. There was a time. when
] was growing up. when they advertis-
I'd their calling by means Of their
dress. You could pick out a clergy
man as far as you could see him, and
It was much the same with lawyers.
Nowadays preachers and pleaders
wear ralment which makes them look
like prosperous business men or high
toned sports, aud they seem to be
more approachable and companionable,
whether they are or not,
"But the greatest change in this re.
spect has taken place among the ply
slclana, not so much their clothes, per
hapa, as their manner. ! can remember
when the old fashioned doctor entered
a sIckroom you felt that the Jig was up,
even II you were suffering from moth
ing more serious than scratched ear.
and you were sorry you hadn't led a
better life. He'd tlptoe In with face
that reached from bis forehead to his
knees. clear his throat. whisper to moth
err take out his watch, feel for your
pulse and gaze gloomlly into space-the
spaclest, farthest away space ever,
Then he'd whisper 10 mother again,
write a prescription and steal out.
ais there no hopper I used to ask
mother.
However. as l said, that's all gone
I by. They're cheerful and breezy when
they appear. an odor of fresh air and
maybe the smell OF cigar are ellngine
to them, and they laugh at your fears
ana talk out loud. That's a sight better
than medicine In most cases. The
trouble Is don't often have the luch
10 be III lately. "-Proyldence Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08
A STAND FOR MORALITY.

In Its platform, and Ia the person
mel of its state ticket, the democratic
party OF Idaho has taken a high NOR
al standard as its ideal In politics,
aad we WILL SEQ where the many good
people Of Idaho who sincerely believe
Ia morality and they are legion can
rise above party and say by their
votes that they believe In enforcing
the provisions Of our state constitu
tlon against the barberous practice
Of polymmy. The democratic plat
form Ii Outspokon ON this subject,
and goes farther for the enactment Of
state board OF health law TO provide
against the spread Of contagious dis
seasea and requires the registration OF
births In the state. Such law has
always met with defeat Ut the hands
o. the Mormons because they do not
wish to have this birth by plural
wivos recorded.
We consider Mormon domination
and church interference, with the po-
lygamous ques Ion, the most impor4
tant issues That have come before the
people for settlement since slavery
days. We are gratiAed to see one Of the
two great parties Of this state and ma
tlon have the courage 10 come out In
the open and give the people an OPP
portunity to express their disapproyal
~ these crimes against morality and
American citizenship. The eyes OF
the nation are turned towards Idaho,
and the result al the polls will be
watched with intense interest. will
the Gem Of the mountains be weighed
10 the balance and not found want
ingY We believe that when Novem,
Der votes are counted We can say u
the world that Idaho stands for the
purity Of the home and good Ameri.
can citizenship, The question Is mol
80 much one OF party as of morality,
There are many other important
features Of the democratic platform
which appeal 10 the good sense ant
Judgment Of the people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08
TRoT OR eALLoPf

A Problem For People with Even
Very sharp Eyes.
Here II a problem for people with
sharp eyes: As we ali know, horse
when walking or trottlng advances
only one leg Of each pair at time. but
when Ralloping lifts both forefeet 10.
gether and then both hind feet. Now,
the question u how other animals man.
age this matter. The birds, Of course.
Dap both wings together, but which
birds run and which hopa We human
beings "trot' when we walk and '.gal
Top" when we swlm-that ls. u we are
using the plain breast stroke. The dog.
however. '.trotsa for both. Now, do
the amphlblOua anlmals-the seals. OF.
teEs and the rest-swim like men or
like other four footed Creatnresl
Then there are the fsh. One would
rather expect that. as they move their
tails from side 70 side. they would dap
alternately with the fins. which are
their hands and feet. Who can tell
whether they do o. not. and whether
Ell aah at 81 times follow one rulei
by the way. how does a frog use ltn
''handsY' Tho great anatomist. n. Ray
Lancaster. has pointed out that. while
the Thousand legs" such a. cur com
mOn gaileyworm. advance tive feet Of
q pair together. the centipedA. which
ara much like them. do exactly the op-
poslte. and the swimming worms also
alternate the stroke Of each pair ,oi
paddles,
Few people can tell on which system
the caterpillar manages It's dozen or 50
legs or whether the adult insect walks
trots. PAGES or gallops on It's six. How
does the spider use eightl Altogether
this Il a large neid for observation. q
Geld, too. where any one may dlseoveI
new facts as yet unrecorled. and thus
add TO the store of knowledge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08
MORMON DELEGATE TALKS.
BaIloves Action Of Democrats
VIII Benefit His People.

II shall talk during this campaign
as / voted In the senate. and I'll vote
In tho senate rs / talk In this cam.
paign. Republicans have only won
applause by carrying out the princi.
pies Of democracy. Two years
hence. when our peerless leader, vii.
liam jennings Bryan, Is elected pres
idont, We shall have an opportunity
20 apply all the democratic principles
for the welfare OF our country"
james =. Hart, one Of the two ex-
cluded Mormon delegates from Bear
Lake conuty publicly admitted that
bis church lnterfered in politics In
the presence Of a group Of 20 or 80
men In front Of tho Hotel Idaho.
Mr.. Hart Il quoted a. saying be was
personally satisfied with the action OF
the convention In declaring his couu
" without consistent representation.
he said Il was a regretable fact that
the Mormons do interfere In the poll.
ties Of Idaho IN the interest of the ~.
publican party. Personally, and is
democrat, he expressed regret that
this was fact, at the same time pro
Tossing the highest degree Of loyalty
g bis church. He said be was glad
% see the democrats take radical
stand against the principle Of church
intertenenee 1t this time, and he be.
licyed the action Of the convention
would have saiutary influence upon
the church authorities. Ii would al
30 have IN effect upon the progressive
element OF the church membership
% The extent Of making them think
seriously about their rights of citi.
zenship. dc said he regarded this
step towards Acknowledgement the
most important political action that
had ever been taken Ia any common.
wealth u which the Mormons eaer,ed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08
Macadamize Streets.

Word has been received that the
special agent and demonstrators for
the Buffalo-P Pitts Steam Roller Co..
will arrive in this city Monday Of
next week, and spend week, during
which time he will demonstrate the
use OF the large roller recently pur-
chased by the county, for the purpose
Of improving the roads.
The rock cFusher, which has been
under the management of w. A. An
drew, who was appointed as special
committee by the council to take this
matter in charge, has been set up,
and the necessary preliminary work
complied, but owing to the loss Of
one Of the belts the machine will not
be used until next week,
Mr.. Andrew stated that when the
demonstrators arrived they would
commence matchmaking Sherman
street at the west limits of the vii
lage, which Is near the Idaho Hotel,
and would work up Sherman street,
putting in a macadam road bed with
a thicknss Of Ave inches at the curb
Ing, and eight inches at the crown.
1t Is the intention Of the city to ma
cadamize Sherman street from the
west limits Of the village to Fifth
street, but the work will not be con-
tinued that far, unless the council
finds 1t satisfactory.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-08-08

great political influence. He consid-
cred it an inauguration Of reform
that would result in great good to the
Mormon and to the state, as this con
vention was being watched with a
great deal of interest. He believed
this act Of partial acknowledgements
by one Of the great political parties
would result in the actual Withdraw
al Of the Mormon church from poll
tics, not alone In Idaho, but in all
the states. 1t was realized that the
time had almost arrived for reform,
and this radical action was all that
was required TO launch the move
ment.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

organization de mucho beneficlo. A
mas del beneficio directo en- un mo-
do financiero d los participates de
la convention habra dlscursos intere-
santes y lecturas de mucho valor de
borregueros de exito y experienced de
los estados. Los p~residentes de la
Association de Creadores de Ovejas y
Acopios Lanares de Montana y Wyom-
ing Sc hallaran p~resentes, como tam
bien representatives del Bur6 de la
Industrial de Animales del Departa-
mepto de Agriculture, v otros cienti-
ficos quienes han hecho estudios espe-
ciales de la cria de ovejas y acopios
lanares. Los discusses que seran pro-
nunciados por estos hombres paga-
ran por ell temp oy dinero de cada bo-
rreguero, no importa GUAM grande @
pequeho sea SUI rebaho, deben atender.
Para sus propios y mejores interc-
ses individual v colectivamente, Sc
espera que cada ~borreguero en- Nuevo
Mexico estara presente en- Albuquer-
que ell martes en- la ma1ana. dia IS
de Septiembre, cuando aquel cuerpo
sea llamado al orden.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
Ell BANco DE- coMERclo DEL
coNDADO DE TORRANCE.

Ri Banco de Concrete del Condado
de Torrance en- Willard, sera incor.
porado dentro de pocos dias y estara
listo para transar negocios en- unas
cuantas semanas. Tendra unos de
los comerciantes mas sustanciales v
fi%nancieros del centric de Nuevo Mexi.
co como sus soportadores. Otra prue.
ba absolute que Ell pueblo del Territorio
dc Nlievo Mexico -ha estado sufrien.
do bajo n corrqpta y ladrona admi-
instruction desde 1897 y que ell Terrific
rio Sc esta yendo para los diablos. Els
realmente extrafo notar que capita.
listas que estan al tanto del Terrific.
rio Y sus condolences tengan 81 ner-
VIC Y valor de ocuparse en- empresas
q La razon que ha Gamma
do por varios ahos en- Q lTerritorio del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
oTRo ATAQuE QUE NO Sc sABe
Nj PORQUE.

En- una entrega reciente del Kansas
City Star apareci6 una carta de una
columna fechada en- Chelsea, Oklaho-
ma, firmada por A. L. H. Street, dan
do las miras de Mr.. Street sobre ell es.
tado para Nuevo Mexico v Arizona, v
tambien un desvio de 10 que Ell editor
no sabe acerca de Arizona Y Nuevo
Mexico. Este, 81 pudiera ser puesto
en- 1mprenta haria un libro de cerca
de 10000 paginas de 26x34 pulgadas.
por donde, 10 que 81 conoce acerca
de la condicion actual de los dos TIE.
r11torios podria ser puesto en- la mitad
de una carta regular. Por cjemplo.
~refirlendose al censo de 1900 q
que de rs enumeradores "casj todos
eran Mexicanos." Como materia de-
hecho no habia nj un solo Mexicano
entre ell nimero. Los enumeradores
eran ciudadanos Amerlcanos v aoue-
HOS a quienes Ell escritor llama Mexica.
nos eran cludadanos natiyos de dos.
cendenNia Esq aiola 0 Mexicana. en-.
yos a~ntecesores ~vinieron q este Terri
tor1o uno. dos 9 tres siglos pasados
adquiriendo SUI grandeza con mucbo
derramamiento de sahgre y despues
DE mucha batalla por la civilization v
cristlandad. La carta esta llena do
falsedades semejantes, malas informa.
clones de hechos 9 maliciosas & inten.
cionadas fabricaciones. Es una lasti.
ma que I'm papel habit Y legal como eli
Kansas City Star publicara ell alboro.
70. Ningun bien possible podria obte.
nerse por tai curse y solamente mai
a un merecedor 8 ilustrado pueblo II.
pre- podria ser hecho. De seenro 81
escrator amonta q muy POGO no i'm.
porta quien sea. El Kansas CITY Star
un papei que esta hacienda mucho
trabajo por g Sudoeste y ell c,Ial esta
hacienda fuerza aumentar ell Terrific.
RIO t~ratante tributario d Kansas on
diarlamente. deberia darles 4 los "a.
rlatorios del Sudoeste una chansa NM
lgual Y equitativa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
IA oAcETA DE ARIZONA LLAMA.
DA AL ORDEN.

"Cuales sean las i%nfldencias que es
Ia rtrabajando en- Nuevo Mexico !
que estan creando sentimiento contra
ell estado consolidate no Sc saben, pc
no que hay alguna clase de sentimien
to Ell ciertas parties del Territorio e!
cleric. Dentro de las pocas semanal
pasadas no menos que media docena
de papeles han salido a~biertamente
contra la consolidation y Sc promote
que saldran mas.
"Verdad es que los papeles no estan
clasificados con los grandes diari0s
per0 c~iertanente tienen su influen'
cha y c%ualquiera que sea sera usada
en- contra del estado consolidate. AL:
gunas de estas pu~blicaciones usan los
mismos argumentos, 9 algunos de
ellos, que son usados contra la con-
solidacion en- Arizona, los mas pro-
minentes de los cuales son que no pue-
de haber esperanto lie los dos .pueblos
viviendo en- harmonic bajo I'M gobier-
no de estado debido principalmente a
la diferencia en- las razas Y asuntos
de negocios y metodos.
mo obstante, como la Gaceta Ina
dicho antes Y aconsejado, ell pequefo
rayO de esperanto que esta pendiente
del otro ladD, no deberia permitir de
los A~r'7onenses estar tan condolences
en- cuanto al resultado en- Noviembre.
81 estado consolidate sera derrotado,
ESQ es admitido por sus mas energi-
cos advocadores, pero una simple de.
rrota no es suficiente, la mayoria de-
be ser grandisima. En- es odescansa
la esperanto del Territorio de paz fu-
tura sobre la question de estado. Que
Sc aga unanime.-Arizona Gazette"
Al Nuevo Mexicano lie agrada SUI CO.
lega de Phoenix Y por 10 tanto oca-
sion para llamarlo al orden. Los ma
niflestos en- ell editorial de arriba no
son sacados de verdad en- 10 que con-
cierne q este Territorio. En- TODD 10
que Sc sabe hasta ahora no hay mas
que cuatro papeles semanarios en- es.
te Territorio ~opuestos a estado conso-
iidado en- esta vez. Uno de ellos es
Republican, en- politica y los otros
reclaman ser Dem6cratas. De estos,
tres 0 puhlicados en- ell idioma In
GIGS Hay ties papeles publicados en-
Ell idloma Espafol que estan siguien-
do en- la Inca de la oposicion, pero
t0davfa no Sc han declarado alberta.
mente sobre la question. Votantes
de Nuevo Mexico de descendencia Es-
pafiola 9 Mexicana no estan opuestos
a union o Arizona. Aceptaran la
situaclon creye1do ser nmejor cosa
bajn las circunstancias y para todos
los concernidos. Hay sin duda, algu-
ma Influenza trabajando para crear
sentimicnto contra Ell estado consoli-
y 81 ESQ no Sc puede hacer, de
d los votantes y engafarlos
en- orden de reducir la mayoria por
estadc consolidate 81 lia de la cleo
rion. Estas %influencias pueden ser
saeuidas facilmente Y no son de una
clase derecha, patrI3.ics y honests
Ensehan la luz del dia Y Sc esconden
en- la ~obscuridad. Como ell addltero|
ssper6 por la Juror creyenac uue ma.
lie 10 habia visto.' Los homh.es q,e
|alan la cuerdas 'e eslis nflucLt las
'on ga ia 'clase que cIrsIs"acl In rue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
cAvsA " rAsAcioN coMpLioA'
"a,


Sc recordara que 10 companaa Mer'
cantdl dc santa re estuvo en- nesoc.oa
en- esp ciudad y oondaoo por v~r'os
amos, Y que gu propaedsd entonces y
alb estaba su1eta a tasacion' como
otros capeaoores 10 sac' " co's
pahia permitlo que sns 'asaclones 90
hicieran detncuentes y q or1ciaies
al tiemp0 eran muy de~sculoados On su
deper y no dleroh a'ehcion y" p,
e1ecucion contra Ell surtido 40 sos
efectos dc "a coinpan'a y coiec'ar iaS
t~asaciones que ~Justainente 80 ~ ueD."l
al Terrltoro' sar'oS anos pau'
81 surtido de ~ connp"'''a ~ coD1
mo en- humo. VaIias copal'as ~ 80
guros que tenian SECURES 9 ~ cunr
pania deci'naron "i'o'af ID p"
pleito para recoprar Tue pues'o "a
compan'a. LOS acreeoores NJ puS'e
ron al irehte y ontuv'ero" ue'enciones
en- los ]uic1os rendioos ~uenal que
las concesiohes . Ia nec'a'
en- procedimlentos resuiales 5uo'c'a'
les rueseh pasaoos y ios "ow'euo'e'
porq''e sus ciam a~paieceriah y oe'
drian que ser apropaaos POT Ia prop"
rorte' Esto I'VE hecho' u entienoe
que estos ]uicios amo"'ahuo ace'oa ue
$iO,ooo de 9 con y uecfe'o l'n"i
de Ia Corte oupre'na 'ue.oh p"asaoS
MI annD In M Mn I0 nv naI NIn HI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

Sol Resplandeciente cuando esta ale
gada condicion de asuntos las confron-
ia. Los hechos son mas fuertes que
las palabras y como estas i~nstitucio-
mes financieras estan apareciendo y
vindendo a ser hechos seguros debe
reconocerse que estan aqui. Y con
TODD ESQ siguen los alllldos del Fomen
tador Albuquerque Journal y unas
cuantas hoias amarillas EN- sus dispa-
rates que la administration del Te-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
uN RAYo MATA A UN
HoM6RE Y SEis MuLAs

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Socorro, Agosto 1S.--Noticias han
sido recibidas aqui al efecto que Anas-
tasio Silva, I'm ~fletero. y su trio de
sells mulas, fueron muertos por i'm ra.
70 Ell martes en- la tarde cerca de Mag
dalena.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
81 NEcEslTAN AGENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscr'-
clones Sc necesitan en- tods pa'
les del Territorio. So pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirilanse
ala Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por parhcu'
lares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
{. 9.
Llcenclado en- Law.

Prsctica en- las Cortes Supreme y de
Oistrito. hunta v Cuidadosa Aten.
clon 4 toda clase de negccos.
Procurador de Distrito por los Con.
dadc.l de Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos
: San Juan. Santa + ., t-uevo Msxial
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

FL departamento de obras del Nusvo
Mexlcano es Ell mas bien equipado On
Ell Territorio, 81 desean obrss finasy
al estlo. venid q esta oflcina ' encon-
trareis TODD . III gusto, .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

d. Dc cApeAdorSS de 'HeAcio, ! gol.
peadores, LOS emb1s,-r, y 'ialtific9-
dores De las condie' ,us, de Nuevo
Mexico y ciudAdanos r~roln'nentts
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
uN ASo LlnRE pA suscRlcoN.

A,cualquiera persona que nos
mande Ell dinero por cinco s"s
critores nueyos, por nm afo cada
uno, lie mandaremos W Nuevo
Mexicauo libre por IN ano'
veanse los precios de snscri'
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia a
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo me-
xico, y tiene una circulaclon
crande y, creciente entire la gcn
te intelligence y progresls'a ae'
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

EMMETT PATTON,
L~lcenclado y conssIero en- Ley.
Cajon 96. Roswell. Nuevo Mexico
Oficlna Arriba del Ntizen's National
BanA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

pREclv DE s~uscRIcIoN,

Las lcyes dc los Estados Uni.
pos requieren que cual qulera
d esona pagara por un pericdico
ulentras continue tomandolo de
Ia estafeta, aunque 81 tempo
Dor eli cual Sc suscribid haya
expirado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
Arnultectcs

HOLT 4 HOLT
Arqultectcs 8 ~lnuenloros cIvlIss.
Sc hacen mapas y agrimensuras ,
traba1o de construction de toda claas
fignrado y superintendencia sobre 4
mismo. Oficina, Edificio de- Montoya,
Plaza, Las Vegas. Telefono "a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
q. W.

Llcenclado y c~onsolero ~ Ley.
Practice en- todas las Cortes de Dis
trlto v da atencion especial q causas
ante la Corte Suprema Territorial, Of.
Gina, Bdificio del Capitolio, Santa Fe,
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18
f. MEJoR
DE- T0D08 LOS LINImEMT06
Sc usa hace mas de 60 amos

Para dolores internos
aplfquese este liniinento
con abundancia y fr6tese
fuerte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-08-18

Los mecanicos 10 necesitan
EN- SUI banco de trabajo.
Para dolores y mlembros
lastimados.
No hay NADIA tan bueno.
Frotese bien.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
PROCTOR AND PROUTY WIN
THEIR NAMES WILL HEAD THE
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
E. H. Deavitt Of Montpelier Wins
Fight for State Treasurer-Other
Names Same as Two Years Ago
Doings Of State Convention.

The republican state convention at
Montpelier Wednesday was marked by
few enlivening features. For the most
part the events occurred per schedule.
All the places on the state ticket were
filed by reclamation except those of
lieutenant.governo and treasurer, and
the contests made over these offices
were not strenuous enough TO create
any real excitement. On the whole,
the convention was a pretty tame af-
fair although il was characterized by
more than the usual number of really
good speeches. The Windham county
delegation was sorry, of course, that it
could not land John II. Merrifeld a
winner in the fight for second place on
the ticket The organization of the
Prouty followers, however, was too
strong. Organization was the very
thing that Mr.. Merrifeld lacked, and
many of his friends think il was the
only thing that beat him. If he had
only done a little more seeking of the
Office the office would have doubtless
sought the man little harder. But
Merrifield can take satisfaction in the
thought that he received n larger vote
than any other man in Vermont could
have received under like circumstances.
Perhaps that is worth more than get
ting the nant-governorship. Here
is the ticket as it was made up:
For governor-Fletcher d. Proctor,
of Proctor
For lieutenant governor--George ii.
Prouty, of Newport
For reasurer--Edward H. Deavitt,
of Montpelier.
For secretary of state-Frederiek G.
Fleetwood. of Morristown.
For auditor of accounts--Horace +.
Graham, of Craftsbury.
For y-general-Clarke c.
Fits, of Brattleboro.
There is no doubt that the conven-
tion was all Proctor. The name of the
man unanimously chosen to head the
ticket was always signal for enthusi-
astic applause. Nor can there be any
doubt that Mr.. Proctor made a favor
able impression, His speech of accept
snce was clear, concise and straightfor-
ward, outlining his ideas in detail and
vet keeping within the bounds of rea-
sonable brevity. In sharp contrast
stands out the unnecessary length of
the platform adopted.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
Senate Takes up Mea. Inspection.

The senate at Washington took up the
meat inspection provision OF the agricultural
appropriation bill Wednesday on Senator
Proctors motion to grant the conference
asked by the house. Senator Proctor said
there were two essential points of difference
between the two houses. One of these was
the omission by the house of the senate pro
vision requiring the date of inspection to be
placed on cans containing meat, and the
other the transfer of the cost of inspection
from packers to the national treasury.
Speaking Of the latter change he said it was
radical and in his opinion unwise, and he
advised that the house amendment on that
point be not accepted. The packers could,
he declared, afford the expense as an adver.
tisement, for. looked at in that light, gov
ernment certificate would be Of immense
benefit. Strong speeches were made by Sen
ators Lodge, Beveridge and McCumber to
the general effect that the expense of in
spection ought to be put back upon the
packers, and that all labels for canned
goods ought to bear the date of their pro-
duction. Senator Lodge delivered a power
full appeal and cogent argument, which was
listened to with marked attention, and which
can hardly fail to have effect upon the sem
ate as a body. He excoriated the Chicago
packers and declared them the worst breed
ers OF socialism in the country. The bill
went over without action.