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Chinese stores IN the philippines.


There are large number 81 Chinese In
the Philippines. Practically the Chinese
carry on the business Of the islands.
They are the middIemen who transact
the business between the foreigner and
the native. They do most Of the detail
business in Manila itscf, and their little
shops are b be found iii every corner
u the islands. Usually their shops are
clustered together. Frequently there are
six or seven little shops side by side,
apparently different stores but all own
ed by one man. This il due. II II said
10 tie custom of having a sliding scale
Of prices, and then gradually reducing
the price asked. II reminds one some
what Of the list prices III the United
States with so, 20 10, Tla s, 2ia per
cenr. of. This system, In q different
way, has been in operation In the Philip
pines 80 long that hte natives do not
comprehend there can really be such q
thing as fixed price and are not satisfied
unless they get some reduction, Of con-
solationp AZ they call 1t. a Filipino
goes into the first o. The group Of stores
and prices something Afixed price II
named. saYs2, but hc declines to pay
over ST. He goes TO the next store
aud the first man sends word BY the
back door to the other stores. The
purchaser, therefore, gets 4 lower hSed
price at each store. Perhaps at tine
fourth store he ii offered the article
for $3.50, and thinking the 50-cents
Consolation" enough takes it, but ii
be keeps on he probably gets the article
at bis own figure This system prevails
throughout the islands.--Consular and
Trade Reports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
EENE
Pcston- Queenstown Liverpool

Fast Twin Screw Mail aud Passengef Steam.
ers. "A, go tons; eco feet long. Remarkable fol
steadiness. Rooms upper decks amidships
perfect ventilation.
SANONIA. August G. sept 3 Oct l. Oct. %
INERNIA. Aug. %, Sept II. Oct. Is NOV. ~
Plans, eaiiings, etc the Cunafd $. g. Co.. Ltd
i2e state St.. Boston, Mass, Gnas. r. sumner
Agent, 0F 70 local agent, 8. s. Bailard's
Steamship Agency. Miles Block. barre or New
LanRdon Block, Montpelier.
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cor His HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald when He starteS
TO Use Newbro's Herpacsde

AtA+fAAAe
Frederick Manuel. Maryland block
Bntte. Montana, bought d bottle of New.
bros Herpicide. April 3. 10 and began ID
Use ii for entire badness. The hair fol-
liclea IN his scalp were not dead and n
20 days he had hair all over his head
On July bic writes. @and today my haii
= aa thick and lnxurfant as any oHe
could wish Eewbros Herpicide works
IN ON Old principle and with 4 new dis
ccvery--destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandruff, falling hair
and finally badness. SO that with the
caase gone the effect cannot remain.
stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts Sold by leading
druggists Send 10r in stamps for sample
. The Herp'nida ry rs@.~+sf Mich.
Two HIzes--So cents ana 800.
r. A. Drown, Special Agent
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Mrs. Il. MI Stannard Of Lowell has d
sermon preacned'in the Old South church
Ia Boston, January S, 1886. It's subject
is The Earthquake, a Divine Visitation.
the occasion for the sermon being the
earthquake of the preYious November.
The surprising growth Of the Ice bust
ness m the past forty years Il shown by
MI. Y Dnnklee. Il Rutland Ice dealer, who
has been selling ice during that period,
and who says that forty years ago he
used to dispose OF sixty-fiye tons Of ice
in twelve months, while it ii now esti-
mated that the sale Of ice in Rutland
for 1907 Will aggregate $4,000 tons
While dressing fish ii the bushes along
the west branch Of Cold river Rutland,
Edward Stebbins Of Springfield, Mass.
heard q noise and saw a big black bear
sitting on the bank watching him, The
bear after giving several growls disap-
peaTed. Stehbins followed and found The
tracks Of two cubs whose presence had
probably alarmed the mother bear.
The Rev. William Henry lord, fol-
NEARLY fifty years d we'll known Epis.
eopa fect0f i'll western New York, Yer.
mont and New Jersey, who died at his
home in Albany, n. y, July 20, at thc
age Of Ts years, was once a rector 81
MiddlebuTy. lie was prominent as a
Mason and Odd Fellows His wife, fom
daughters, and two sons survive him
During his long ministry he organized
many missions and built several churches
Good Progress on Sand Bar Bridge,
The opening through the Sand Ban
bridge authorized by the Vermont state
legislature To better accommodate small
boats in navigating Lake Champlain il
that section will be completed III a few
weeks. One abutment Il completed ant
good progress il made on the other one
The steel bridge has arrived and viii b
set up soon Small boats are using th,
passage way freely now and the culverl
II already proving great convenience K
lnavigators Of small boats.
| The work 81 dredging the approached
at either end across the sand fats i
progressing.
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Good house, barn hen house, With three acres
OF land. Everything in first class repair.
Spring water Near school. The house has
been built eight years. The place viii keep
two COWS and horse. We win sell win the
real estate one COW, team throughout, about
twelve runs Of stove wood, This place viii 70
qntek Az there ia a great demand for this Kind
81 property / have sold two similar 10 Ii very
recently 20 speak quick. For better aesetip-
tioa enquire al the +. o. cate Real Estate
Agency Barre, Va. li7tf
Axe room cottage IN the best ~ repaif with
bath gas, nice piazza. Will he sold cheap. only
81 100 OK Inquire az Gates Real Estate Agency,
rooms II and " Bolster Block, Barre, Vt. il5tf
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NOTICE.

To Harry L. Sanders, Charles G. Nfoorcroft,
Ella u. Moorcfoft, Thomas Lowry Frank III.
Carleton, Mrs. A. doshlyn, Mrs. Janette Mar
tin W. j. sonerviile, Earl Parker. admir- w.
<. Parker Est. T.. r Olds, Margaret 81 Pirie.
George Geake sadie Geske. john G. Dodge,
Admir- NJ +. Dodge Est, Warren Rowland l..
s Norris, ". A. Boyce, Admir- Tiideh Est,
Maud jenkins. Carrie Carleton Bemts Mrs.
CaEsius Camp, Alexander Ross, frank How
land Agent Marinda Couant. James g. Camp
bell Lillian Campbell, Thomas 6Affiety Abbie
Garriety, Alexander Buchan, John Mcdonald,
and &. n barber, Admir- II. Webster Est.
You, each aud All Of you, as owner, agent.
attorney OF legal representative Interested
therein Ofany Of the land or buildings AUDITING
on the hereinafter described portion Of South
Main street are notified that the City Council
OF the City Of Barre at a meeting thereof duly
warned and holden on che 30th day of July, A. D
1907 have BIZ resnlu tiou duly passed decided that
the portion Of south Main street extending
from point on said south Main street m line
with the nOrtheriy line Of property OF 4. s.
Norris on said street. snufherly 10 the point
where quarry street. 50 called, Joins saiu South
Main street IN said city should Do drained,
macadamiAed, graded, curbed and gutter
al and have ordered the street commits
sioners 81 give notice, hold hearing and TO
proceed with said work according % the chnr-
ter and ordinances 81 the CITY Of Barre, Yer-
mont and the laws OF This State.
We have therefore appointed the lGth day OF
August. A. ID. 1907, AZ 2o'clock In the afternoon.
as the date for said hearing. AZ the City Coun-
an chamber IN the City Hail Of the City OF
Harro, VI, as the place for hearing the parties
Interested in regard 20 tho necessity u ma
cadamiging, grading eurhing, draining or gut
tering said portion Of South Main street and
also Ia regard q the material 70 be used Ia the
macadamiging 81 said South Main street.
Dated at The city OF Barre, VT, this 3ist day
i. ii. THURsToN, Street Commissioners
Ar. CAMPBELL, in and for the
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sRepnlar as the Sum

is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting Of the sun
is the most regular performance in the
universe, unless II is the action 81 the
liver and bowels 81 hen regulated with
DR.. Kings New Life pills. Guaranteed
By Red Cross pharmacy. Price, Use.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
The w.ranr Orchards

The largest orchards in Europe are
at Werder, near Berlin. They extend
without break to about 1900 acres.
They yield about 100000 pounds Of
spples and pears every year.
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The NiahtE1awk.

The nighthawk makes no nest at all,
simply laying Its eggs in slight de-
preston ia the ground The eggs look
- much like small stones that they
pass undetected of the searcher.
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Notice to Real Estate Owners.

Tire real estate owners of the town of Barra
are n0tinea tO Zee To II that the highways
against their land are trimmed ont IN accord
with tho laws Of 1906, within Is days from the
date of this notice.
ri H. ALLEN.
81 NJ. AYERILL. selectmen
Il. N. ALDRICh,
Barre. July 20, 1901.
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Animal Oddities.

The salmon is the swiftest Of the
fish family
Rats avoid house wherein a guinea
pig u permitted to roam at Will
A birds wing is, IN proportion to its
owners weight, twenty times as strong
as mans arm
The eyeball Of the mole can be pro.
iected forward several times its own
diameter and retracted.
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ID sELL oR ExcnANaE.

Do Won want 70 huy. sell or exchanges yonr
house OF farm2 Cali or write the Vermont
Real estate Agency for listing blanks. %
North Main street, Barre. a7oti
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FOUR LINES FOR rs CENTS

THx TImRs viii publikh wants. Lost and
Found. For Sale. TO Let. efc.--snort advertise
menta--at the rate OF four lines for twenty ave
cents for the FIRST insertion ana nve Cents foE
eacu subsequent insertion
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ATTENTION

want 70 nave your clothes come 70
NaFfa Cleaning and Dying Company and
kaein cleaned and PRESSED ladies' and
tannents cleaned repaired, pressed
W .t. Also fufz repaired, remodeied and
Now Is the time 70 have your furs re-
femodelHd and stored. Bring - as all
81 fnfs 10 be repaired Ladies' skirts
b order. Satisfaction guaianteed. Give
ai Prices low.
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The. Yellowstone Park.
The Yellowstone National park Is
sixty-6ve miles from north to south
and nfty-fye from east to west.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03
POULTRY

FOR gAIFs-Nice lot Of lfhGde Island hens
fof sale Inquire ~ Albert Iacey, l25 Brook
iva street Barre. W. iI4g1
LAYING HENS FOR SALE 80 Rose colab
Rhode Island Reas At 500 each Inquire Of
h. n. Lyon. 177tf
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WANTED = Experienced man 10 run small
snrfaeer. Sober, steady man onlya Averill
Granite Co, Vermont GraHise co. sheds. llsEf
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10 RENT--Fiye-room down stairs tenement
on Pearl street, with am modern conveniences.
Vacant after Jaly IS. Apply tn AL H. Egaa
zell. l00ff
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10 RENT.

10 RENT-Tenement Ia b. NJ. Miles, t5rRn@
lte building. Also furnished room. Inquire At
All Al. Miles coal Gilce, 122 North Main
street. Iistf
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wANTED-Lady representatives. Our agents
make large profits selling high grade hosiery
IN home towns. Write for Offer A II Sachcnl
Hosiery Company Hartford Conn. liitB
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Two cutters at once At r. o
Billodeaus, East Barre. ilstf
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10 RFNT--A furnished room ax 8 Averfll
street. Apply after II. M 1ldtIs
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FOR sALE--A cottage house. pleasantly To-
Gated IN Liberty street at tia head IL Orange
street Contains eight rooms, bathroom. con
venient pantry aud woodshed. For further
particulars inquire At house. MRS L e. Batch
elder. SIT
F0R sALE-cotsage at Edgewood. SIX
rooms fSarn. HenHery for 400 Or so hens.
with separate yards ~ wired or and four
large lcts. "A working man can support his
family from the land and hens and sase all Of
hfs wages Call At the i. B. Cate Real Estate
Agency Bolster Block. barrc, VT, for better
description. au
FOR sAIE-- Double tenement hoase with
harm and three quarters Of an acre Of land,
within six minutes walk Of pOstotb ee. Good
locatio Paying better Than y per cent on in
yestment VIII make terms 10 suit purchaser,
Inquire q ~. Y 4. hens. o2h
ron SALE Rest residence iots IN the city At
head 81 French street View anobsfructed
both lines Of trolley. Goo4 air dry soil. No
filling required See pian. Averiu Granite
Co.. Averill Building. CITY. lotf
ron sAIE--A cottage house With seven
rooms and bath with modern improvements.
Good kratiun and splendid view. A hailding
lot to be sold with the house Il desired. Also
q good refrigerator. apply 70 70 Academy
street. saU
FOR sALTs.-A two-tenement house in one OF
the best locations Of the city. Eleven living
rooms. two pantfys aud two bath rooms. All
finished the best. Modern eonveBienees A
stream ct good spring water goes with the
place. A large lot eight and one-haif rods BY
seven rods. win be sold az a bargain ii sold
az once. Inquire Of W. A. Hall, az Elm street.
after 5o'clock s5tf
FOR sALE--Soatb End hotel Enquire At
Barre Real Estate agency. Office Va Granite
Savings Bank Block. Telephone asa 9u
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FOR SALE Fine building lot on Long
street Price reasonable Anpsy 10 WI. MI.
Anaegsons s5 Merchant street. 32tf
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TO RENT-~Large furnished front room, cen-
Office. 9etf
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TO RENT-Front suite 81 ofIiees, formerly
coupled b. Mrs. Watt. Apply to II s. Cur
rier. lC8tf
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WANTED--A good capable ianitor To take
charge OF q 6uilding- Address "Janitor,
Times Office iisrf
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QUARRYMAN WANTED-Au round man.
willing to work. Steady employment, good
climate Address, stating age and experience,
n. q. HASKELL, Baker Cityf Or. llGt6
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WANTED--At once, six good fnishers Tor
monumental work. Steady work. good pay for
the right kind Of men. Drew Daniels Gran
ito CO.. Waterbury, VI. licts
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WANTED Position as nurse girl by woman
Va ilSts#
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TO RIsNT-Tenement Of seven rooms on
Averill street, Apply to G. ". AyHrilI. f1atf
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WANTED.

WANTED Musicians or those Interested 70
aend addressed envelope and set opportunity
~ make $500 or $1,000 per day at home. Fair-
feid Music CO., No. 2 Preston Street, Wor-
easter, Mass. lSt5s
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TO RFsN T--Tenement At 80 Merchant street,
with all modern improvements and wired for
electric lights. lnqnite of q. WI Mann, liz
Wellington street. 1l0ti2s
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TO RENT-Furnished room to rent last
ern avenue. g9kf
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FoR SALE

ten tans choice horse hay
A. ". ALLEN, sunnyside Farrn
Telephone TO- se6t1
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40 RENT Desirable tenements on West
Patterson street. having hot and cold water.
Enquire n. u. Fhelps Co., iss North Main
street 303tk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-03

FOR SALE GlenwO0d paFiar stove, u good
order also one WnDd coekerVVe. Can ne seen
At - Maple avenue 0rS1all 1T 40 Hales block
North AlaAn street. s9tf
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WANTIsD--To hire o driving horse for the
month Of August Inquire Of George Owen.
Perklnsyiile Telephone $685. ii6t9%
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EXERCISES AT YALE.

New Haven, Conn. June 26-The
formal exercises of commencement
day at Yale hegan tlhs morning with
a procession of the officers, graduates.
candidates for degrees and invited
guests from the college campus 10
WOolsey Hall IN accordance with
custom, the exercises OF graduation
opened with the singing of the first
four verses OF the Sixty-ffth Psalm.
which was sung IN 171S on the occa.
sion of the opening OF the first col
lege erected in New Haven.
The various degrees We're conferred
IN the presence Of a large gathering OF
distinguished guests. The dinner of
the alumni in the university dinning
hall followed the commencement ex-
ercises. Tables were laid for several
thousand persons At the conclusion
of the dinner there was an elaborate
prOgrame Of toasts and responses
The exercises close this evening with
the presidents reception in Memorial
Hall for the graduates and invited
guests
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JUBILEE DAY AT sEwANee.

Scwanee, Tenn, June 27-This IS
jubilee day at the University of the
South and the ceremonies are com
memoratiye of the founding Of the In.
stituiion aud the work it has accom-
plished during the fifty years of its
existence
The formal exercises were held in
the university auditorium and the
gathering taxed the capacity of the
big hall The addresses We're made
by distinguished visitors from various
parts of the country Among them
were President Ira Remsen of Johns
Hopkins University. Chancellor J. II.
Kirkland of Vanderbilt University,
President E. b. Craighead of Tulane
University. Professor Francis H..
Smith OF the University Of Virginia,
and Prof George Rice Carpenter of
Columbia University. Governor NAL
colin Rice Patterson. represented the
State OF Tennessee and delivered "a
congratnlatory address. The prlnci.
pal speakers in behalf Of the Univer-
sity OF the South were Vice Chancel
lor Dr. b. Lawton Virgins and Dean
William Porcher On Bose. the ., qd
Of the theological department of the
university.
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STATE LAWS AND
FEDERAL OFFICERS

Has It come to the point where
states must consult the corporations
and the Federal officers IN making
and enforcing laws?
There is abundant reason to ask the
question. In fact, II begins to look
as II all the influence and power OF
the Republican party were rapidly
drifting toward an affirmative an
swer While President Roosevelt is
doing some hammering on the cor
porations, there Is strong tendency
both on the part of the Federal ex-
ecutiye and judiciary to claim
monopoly on the right.
In fact, the charge made by Mr.
Bryan several years ago that Repub-
lican Federal tendencies were drift
ing strongly toward Imperialism. is re-
ceiying more and more of justifica-
tion every day The drift was never
stronger than at the present day
under the present administration
When the charge was originally
made by Mr.. Bryan, the main subject
before the people to which the doe
trine applied was the requirement and
retention of the Philippines. The re-
suit was the Islands were retained as
dependencies
Now the contest comes up between
the Federal and state courts over the
control OF the corporations. Federal
Judge Mcpherson, at Kansas City, as.
serted the superior right OF the Fed
rral courts to pass on the merits. upon
the reasonableness or unreasonable
ness, upon the profits or the loss OF
railroads In the matter of the Missouri
two-cent rate law. The decision is
merely wedge between Federal
and state control and shows the
| strong drift of power toward central
ization and Federal control.
The case can be brought home 10
Oklahoma. where Republicans Have
sought 10 make a most vehement ap
| plication In the most fundamental
matter that can ever come before the
people OF any state, that of formulat
ing constitution.
Every day since the convention as
sembled some Republican has had thi:
or that to say about what the Presi
dent OF the United States would do 4
this or that measure were incorpo
rated into the state constitution. Al
soon as prayers were over In the
morning the representatives Of tn,
sovereign people of Oklahoma wer,
hidden 20 beware Of the big stick.
From that moment until this ther'
has been a constant stream of warn
ing as to what the President woull
DO to the consultation. Now 1t is Nc
Guire who asserts that he will aeve
approve II; another time IL Is Con
gressman lands of the washington
end OF the line. The local Republican
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GETTING READY
Feeding Ahead OF Hot Weather.

mot quite so much meat IN spring
time use the cereals. as tehy heat the
blood less" SesaOnalbe advice from
an old practitioner.
If one uses some care as TO food, the
hot weather will be passed as com.
fortably as any season. In fact. per
son possessed OF a perfectly balanced
set of nerves can be happy and com
Portable under most any conditions
The trlest food for building up the
nervous system TO a perfect condi-
tion Is Grape-Nuts. The makers are
skilled In their art, and knowing that
nature fills the brain and nerve
cen;ers with 2 soft gray matter which
Is used up more or les each day must
be replaced. Tor nervous prostration
sets I'M, and also knowing that this
gray matter is made by the comhiua.
ton OF albumen and phosphate OF pot
ash. they select the parts OF the field
grains that contain the needed materi.
ais. manufacture them into a delicious
food, ready cooked. predigested, aud
OF fascinating flavor.
The use OF Grape-Nuts quickly
proves that Il really does rebuild and
strengthen the nervous system IN a
most certain manner. Sold BY al hrsi
class grocers and In daily use IN hun
dreds OF thousands OF the best families
all over the world. There's a Rea
son" Read, "The Road 70 Wellville.
Ia pkgs
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READ THE LEeIs-
LATIVE APPoRTIoNMENT.

The idea OF drawElg a line through
the territory east or west, or north
or south, and then trying to figure
politics out of the legislative appor-
tionment is a mere trick OF nauseous
politics. Suppose there we're more
districts on one side OF the other OF
the line thus arbitrarily drawn, it
would not mean anything.
As everyone knows, the representa-.
tion In the legislature is based on
the counties. and the Inequalities of
the counties are rectihed by distribut-
ing members among the larger coun-
ties. thus eQualizing the inequalities
IN present population.
The right OF each county 10 have at
least one representative IN the legls-
laiure can not seriously be questioned
The remaining members we're as fairly
distributed as present statistics would
permit The ordinance requires a re,
apporfionment Immediately after the
Omitted States census in 1910 There
fore the present apportionment Il
only TO stand until that time The
constitution also contains the usual
words OF Safeguard against ineQuall
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consider IL 4 choice morsel and never
tire OF reiter ticl.
Il is extrehflg doubtful whether
President Roosevelt ever authorized
any of the statements or preference
attributed to him. But the persist
ency of the Republican attitude in
that matter, shows the strong tide in
that party toward Capitalization and
imperialism
The extent of, TIE Presidents power
in the matter 81 proclaiming the result
OF the statehood election ts e19fepnely
limited apd can under 'Ro ipfbpeh con.
struction be extended to the merits
or dement's Of the constitution as
such. But local Republicans claim
that he will exercise arbitrary inn
perial power, whether given him or
not This Is not believed, but It
shows the trend Of the Republican
idea OF government.