The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-30
AT THE HOTELS.

There is not much Taft sentiment IN
our State" said Representative Elias
S Holiday Of the Fifth Indiana Con
gressional district at the Ebbit. last
night We are All for Fairbanks he is
Indiana's candidate for the Presidency.
and he is growing stronger every dav.
What's more. he viii surprise A great
many people when II comes 70 business
Senator Fairbanks is conservative. and
yet progressive: he has the confidence Of
both capital and labor. and can always
be depended upon 10 do the sane thing
when the occasion presents Itself II
never seemed 10 me that there was much
to the Taft sentiment. although Taft
is good and very able man.
Although not a drinking man. do
not believe that outright prohibition ever
accOmplishes what its advocates claim
| for IT, Prohibition begets hypocrites ana
drunkards. and I do not believe il would
be wise for Congress 10 prescribe 10
( the people Of Washington what To do
I IN this matter / believe in local on
uon- Let the people vote on the question
and settle IL by themselves without in
I reference by Congress. who Is not As
well qualified TO pass judgment as the
! taxpayers and inhabitants OF Washing
ton Your city has always impressed
me as an orderly town. and so far as my
knowledge goes in the matter drunken
ness is not common thing.
We are having a pretty lively time In
Indiana just now. The election for gov
ernor takes place at the same time with
the Presidential election. There are fou-
Z gz-aff r..
Republican party. and IL seems 10 me
that jim Watson. Al the present time.
has the best OF the argument OF course
one can never tell what happens over
night in the political world The tariff
won't be touched at this session: that
seems 10 be the general impression. al
any rate"
With the beginning Of November Col
orado inaugurated a new school Of an
piled science, that Of farriery or horse
shOeing." said Z. H. Mullen. OF Denver
A veterinarian OF that city. vino is regis
tered at phe Raleigh, "E. II. Grubb. u
Carbonate. a member OF the state board
OF agriculture. and an old blacksmith
and farrier IS responsible for this new
department He has the backing Of the
hOrseshOers' union Of Denver. and the in
dications are that the new course. which
is to be Of FIVE months duration. viii
be exceedingly. popular The horses foot
is the most important part OF the animal
The blacksmith who shoes the horse
has il in his power 10 either ruin the
horse or make il a valuable and long
service animal II is necessary thar the
farrier know what he is about when be-
attempts 70 nail n shoe % the horses
foot be must be familiar with the
horses foot and have general knowI-
edge Of the anatomy of the animal As
Tar as / know, We have no school in
America where this Is taught 10 any
but veterinarians We propose To make
u part Of our course AT the Az
ricultural College with the idea that
We Will enable our farmers and stock
men 20 understand how the horses
foot should be shod and cared for and
those who desire 90 embark profession
ally in the business can here gain the
foundation which. with practical expert
ence, VIII enable them % do scientific
work The course viii be very practical.
We have but few text books. and the stu
dents VIII be taught by lectures and prac-
teal demonstrations in the shop The
construction and anatomy OF the foot
taught how 20 make shoes and fl chem.
The union of hOrseshOers Of Denver fully
lndorSes the new plan Denver horse
snoers are among the most scientific
workers at the trade IN the world. and
they became so by educating themselves
IA the very things that are proposed in
ti-e new course AZ Fort Collins. L Is
astonishing how little horsemen know
about the care of the feet OF their ami
mails Most Of them seem To think THAI
any one can uau on q shoe and that is
all there Is 10 IT, More horses are ruined
by poor shoeing than in any other way"
There is only one man for the State Of
Illinois. and that man is Cannon. He
is our selection Tor the Presidency. and
he viii have the solid vote Of the whole
State delegation. and that vote won't be
a complimentary vote. either"
This statement was MADE by Represent
alive Charles Z. Fuller. Of the Twelfth
Illinois Congressional district. 10 tie
Riggs House. last night we intend %
stand by Cannon until the very last And
You VII find out that ne has better
chance than any Of the other candidates
In the field He is "A man who commands
the confidence Of everybody. his popl-
larity with the american people. as a
whole. is not surpassed by any one He is
conservative and vet progressive. he is "a
statesman and has had years OF expert
e2ce in the legislative branches 90 fully
qualify him Tor the high position lis
Cannon first. last. and all The time and
he IS going 10 win, and that's all there
is 10 IL
4 believe in local option. Let this
question Of saloons or no saloons be de-
cided by the people Of Washington, let
them vote on the subject. they know
better than any one else what they want.
and what's good for them
Chicago Is the fashion center OF Amer
lea, and ChicagoanS the best-dressed PEG
pie in the world"
This den was cast in the teeth % the
world by Ross l. MiIlard, wholesale
clothing manufacture of Chicago. at the
Arlington. last night Intending 10 add
power of conviction 20 his statement. NJ.
Miilard said. New Workers now come 20
Chicago for their best clothes. and the
best of the Fifth avenue tailors are Dor
rowing Chicago ideas in cuts. London ef-
fects are a joke. New York continued
Mr.. ATllard. is the home OF freak
clothes. No tailor in Chicago eve. made.
freak clothes and lasted two seasons.
ChicagOans are conservative in cut and
color They wear clothes according 10
the rule that the man. and not the
clothes. should be noticed first Freak
ishness in clothes belongs 10 the pass
ing order. even in the effete East This
is the reason why Chicago. the home OF
the best-dreSSed men in America has
come 70 the front as dictator Of fash
ions For real taste. effectiveness. and
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