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WHERE HAS IT GONE?

4 Helena negro propounded proposition to 6 business man the other day that a great many people would like 70 have answered correct ly. says the Helena World. He ask ed:
 Boss, ~har is all de money gone 10, anshow?"
 This is 6 question that is agitat- ing the minds of 2 great many people. So far as can be judged from news paper accounts and other sources of information, 1t seems to have gone to Wall street in New York City
 But inc same amount of money is in the United States that was here before the panic None of 1t has been sent away On the contrary considerable is coming in on account Of the gold shipment to this country by the bank of England.
 With the same amount Of money that has been in the country all the time, why should there be a panic, especially with all lines of business enjoying unparalleled prosperity It seems that the strong boxes of the big Gnanciers of New York con isln an innpense amount Of the coun- try''s circulating medium and that the key tg these boxes has been thrown away. . It is truly >an unfor- tunate condition Of affairs when q
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Harvard Then colleae of child-er

G 16s5. when elected president et Harvard, the Rev. Increase Mather ra fused to resign the pastorate of tls North church in Boston for the sake c. forty or fifty children. Therefore | nsed to ride back and forth from E5> ton to Cambridge, charging to the cot iege the cost of shoeing and batting L.- horse and nendins his saddle, Man of these students were but twelve 6, thirteen years old.-"Indiyidual Tram Ing In Our Colleges" by Clarence ? RirIseYe
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 fr:e"ds--a world of beautiful appropriate tn making the selection of gifts pleasure ant
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
A MISUNDERSTANDING

the same giri since. aud 1 can't
like Frank Bond. and you must not
ash mo 60 DO so. o. treat him as a
frat brother
Pred. old boy said Marks after
q ailcnee 81 several minutes. -rm
mighty sorry don't blame yos.
yet. some way. l thlnk there snuut
BE- q mistake ! cant believe Bond
would 90 such a trick Wish yon
could fix Il NO Ina going fnt >
walk. Good bye
Six weeks later Frank bond ias
~ u fewer ia ~ Auih0nya has
pitni because 1T the crowded osan
dillon 90 ghr hospital Il bad AZ
volyod upon Alpha Ma "a furnish )
nareo FROM among thair member
ship ~ the iurxplicablc uhim %
fate Ffsd Gordon dFuw tho fatal
card when the lots were cast Re
was Too loyal 60 HIS frat to allow
another 70 take hia place and had
faithfully watched b. tha bedside
for thrive wrarY weehH To-Day the
fewer vas breaking and Fred vas
suddenly attracted hY she deilrioan
tals which had heretofore bosn too
tnooh0rent for understanding
Then ia tell MarEarot ana a.
20 word camo naY after DAY aud
away bpt you've decniYcd nae. and
must the hrat woman liTinK suffer
because ny father has alunndF Such
abomiuabis stuff az this Horace laf
near iiiiio Margaret muas Eos {
cant src her sFAinf Oh. God. halp
me and make her and me strong
pcAg. poor little girl how love
hrf'~
suddenly be opened he's eyes and
after the lifat bewilierment recow
nlFed Fred. who gfaapcd his hmnd
and cried
It's al right old man. you're
going 20 Krf vel. aud Wen mako 4
gfght with Margaret ! vast yea 10
fafgise ms. bat ! didn't know iAc
down and rest Yes. shes coming.
And whcu Frank bond naoke
from a peaceful sleep Margaret vas
sp@akigg her forgiveness.
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sLEEPINo CAR NAMES.

Pardon my Interrogation muir.
mt.rNd N0ilo. nn their pnlnilnl pa.
ao>,nr eleaved ~ wny through the
nightnoas. "but what car IS Il We
are on ?"
According 20 the check which
The handsome conductor lot me re-
tain" said itoilo'a parent consult
Ing the same. we are Car No l.
There ia also n possible No 2 aud
80 3 being dragged aiose
No. father, ! mean The eagno
men with which this mxurl0us
sleeper WIS sHatoned. said Rollo
u observed u ~ we approached Ia
the train shed. bnt could not retain
a think II started with an A
"Ah. yes" mBaed father Prob.
ably Anihfopoid I Travelled IN it
over the old Wheeling 4 Pueblo
once"
NO. n whs q longer name, Ike
Anaetheaia or AHafpeditH
Then Il couldn't have been the
'Anfhr0poid.' or oven the Amor
pllous Was II the 'AHtikamniA ?
Perhaps you got balied up on the
initial by reading Il backward. be
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nS-s
q.
'[DOAdNd }AYEtp
pa- Q{52s, IgISIlEn
fgW cSchn.efer N 'sNs

Ing as sleeping az -.
shout aB much sense 800 NJ
80 ag from the other 'oa
the 'NlchleOdeon o. 4. ats
cean'7 ths cfM.
! am ailte AZ q Ios. I.
the name nDw, said 49,. iafsl
know e hat It linpress..s = I. All
ihs not only profound. -, ~
al degree weird. thaa - 2 -
ia character" a" p,tst
Sure that's them a..
names every lime. Ron. ! llhf 4,
s q hla father Ana IN Nh s.''lss
~ z. 10 two u thsm are 49,, ,.ls ID
lhefe'a s0mothlng "a $50 alss
While you De awake "a On
iiiile upper BERTH Y 5bf
Ihcfe are th0g.asA
sands of them. areat ss.s - g.
y must have been 1 s.'u'
task 10 provide an,,a, T.s
them all" V9'''s''aa y
You bet. RoIlo ,....
sire and the basu,y y "a
possibilities aren't ilshl~ !, ! y
haunted IN the merit z1s 49,, !
cause the car work. 49,. 80 >
begun yet . Dip luso ~ ~ ~
copoeia Tor hunchss'- 'As paa'as
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sV 40 oAYsrAR.

Pred. once more / want 20 ash
you shat IL the trouble between
Bond and you -
Fred Oordoa wheeled from his
Gruek lexicon and hooked steadily
az John Marks
Marks he said. school has been
going five weeks You've asked me
that question. as near as can make
Il. 30 limea thtA term didn't want
10 tsls you. bat | aeo you won't lat
mo alone $40 down a while"
Tho boys wefo atndcnta a. brad.
ford college and wrrs members 81
the Alpha Ma. a local frat u whlch
John Marks was president We had
beea greatly worried because 81 the
dislike Fred Gordon held Tor Frank
fioud. With a serious countnnanca
he sat down on the edge u the
study table and waited fog Fred 10
begin.
Bond II a bright feilow and ans
$40 q year ago last summer ! wam
proud Of him A. a friend ID uAa 4
pleasure tn our family 10 learn that
he Waa eaEaxrd 20 a cousin og mlue
II whom 40 have elWaFa been very
fond Her molhsF Is dead and che
has sprut a great deal ng limr a.
our home She was al our house
and tines ahe and nond bad
planned 81 60 10 concert one even.
lag ilond vas working al GRAFT
about eight mlscA from howa. and
was 10 come oui on the iutsrufhan
To make long story ahort. Mar
Earei waited all evening for him.
bot he never came She supposed
ot cuurHr hr wOula send q note the
next day. bat that day passed and
week after week weui b.. aud not 4
trace 81 him could 80 find itlA
friends seemed n knnw nothing u
him In Grant ewcn. You can imng
inc my surprise uhcn I met him
here az college For a tine I gave
him any number ~ chances to "a.
plain. but he grew only more ~.
served and ! gave it up Margaret
IL heart broken and has never been
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ENOUlSITvNE EDWIN
By f. w. Schaefer

Can have a bunY-
eyes. Edwin. there are some IN
The bread boa"
Il mean one IKE pa gets"
"el0 nnd play. EdWiu.~
Il wanna 90 GA the cars"
You can't. you haven't ticket"
yes. have. I've got milk
ticket"
a milk ticket Isn't good on a
train"
Isn't u good even on . milk
tgstlny'
Edwin. leave the room.
Does a milk train stop AZ waller
tankHT"
yes Hold your tongue
Silence for about tao minutea.
NAV
WHAT"
4 bad io iet go. It's slippery"
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SUNDAY TOPICS


PiYmouth-Third nv. and uni.
vefaity st.. Rev Francis !. Van
Horn. ID n. pastor. Services III a.
m and Z p m. Sunday school.
esf5 a. m, Y. r =. G. -. gsfs o.
m. mid week service. Thursday. 8
p. NJ. The pastor viii preach morn.
ina and evening
Pilgrim broadway and Rnuul,-
lican Rev Edward Lincoln smith.
D. -. pastor Rev Sydney Strong.
ID ID. acting pastor Services n
a m. and f.20 p m. SUNDAY
school. $3.50 a m. Y. =. s. &. p.
sif5 D. m. THURSDAY 1880 y m In
tho morning DR. Strong breaches
mo yesper services will be held
until September
Oak Lake -- Near Oak Lake
school. Rev. y. w Grifniha. min.
lister 200 D. m. Sunday school
Ara. ]. w Denny. aupt. 90. wor.
ship and sermon.
Winter a. and pipaiine.
Row. Rufus w Fletcher. minister
10 a m. Sunday school 90 .. m
Worship and sermon by Res. Merle
A. Frost
Prospect East Prospect ~ and
10th av y. $3.50 u. m. Sunday
school. ChaH y. Wetcr. aupt
beacon liiii--Near beacon nm
school. Rev. VIM Worthinntnn
Services n a. m. Sunday school.
~ m; " p. s. G. r.. 7:f5 D. m.
Youngstown 90 D. m. sunday
school; 3 .. M, evensong and ser
mon
South Services in school
house. 10 a. m. sunday school. n,
worship and sermon By Tracy
Strong.
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"Mnwi"
"Oh. Why DO you troable mo
again. EawinT"
Kin I go on the earsf'
"Nu. Edwin. not alone"
4 don't wanna no alone. ! Wanna
10 with the paaanuEeFG"
"uont interrupt mo. ! am read.
Ing faum'a Lover, nr. Who Broke
Down tho Hammock
Nav. what makes q trainf"
"a train u an engine with four
OF five cara. ! suppose
Then. ia engine and two cara
a DENT tralng"
Edwin. you aggfavata me. No"
la a demitFnin any relation 10
a demllohbf
aNo"
Paws got d demilohn. aln't he =
Hush. Edwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

~ MARKS Corner Madison aud
broadway. Rev = y y. Liwyd. rec.
Tor Services az : and n a. m. and
4 n. sunday school NJ 50 a IN
morning subject. The Solitude uf
Human life" evening theme. Tho
Philosophy Of the Marriage sorv,
ice
Trinity - Corner Eighth and
James Rev n II oowcn. rector
Services a. 7.30 and n m. and
7; 30 ,. m Sunday school az q. 80
a. N; tn thu morning the sermon
wiii be BY the Rev. Dr. Hudson
stuck, archdeacou ~ the Yukon.
the evening sermon will be by ne
Rev J. A 81 Clair
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SOME FIND JOY;
OTHERS SAD

Jonesy got a letter.
Came IA morning mail.
Said Mother tn.iaa il coming.
Meet her without fan.
Jonray spoke sarcastic.
That's the luck I iike.
cant head her OF 70 havs my
life.
Darn that telegraph strike
Telephone man VAS happy.
Heard the Joyful news.
Said ~ Nnxn. ! eau charge
@Any rate ! choose.
Keep the aires hummiug.
THAT'S Tho noise I IKE.
Long dia'anrr o. looking up.
Good old telegraph strike
Wife sent o. ueaahofe.
Needed mnucf bad.
Wrote ia hubhy Wire
-fiity. made him sad.
Hurried 81 tho station.
Job 30 didnt lke.
Heard the HuuF and yelled Tor soy
Good old telegraph strike
Baseball far was crazy.
Mercy how h. swore.
wanted 90 know the siwashes
fate.
Coaianf learn the score.
Said by roah. It's awful:
Suspense DO not like.
Miners may be 10 ahead.
Darn that telegraph strike"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

First-Coruer Fourth and Spring:
Rev NJ. A. Matthew'S. pastor Sub
iect of sermon at II o'clock. "Chas.
ing Away tho Evii". evening sub
iect THE Sleeping Forces in our
City Government"
Westminster Presbyterian church
broadway and Columbia. Rev !.
NJ Wilson, pastor Subjects. These
Sayings Of Mine. or Faith Triumph.
ant" and "rho Lost Found. or Love
Victorious' evening musical pro.
gram Home. Sweet Home.
chant "Nunc Dlmlttla". anthem,
% Everlasting Lord Flock bass
solo, Mr. Goddard. offertory solo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Haven Corner Howard Aand
John, Rev = y Drake. pastor. n
m, Roy George l.. Tufts. IN. d
field secretary OF the lnternatl6hfi
Reform bureau will preach. 8 D. m.
regular service
firstly NJ. E-C0rnor First av ".
and Mercer. Rev. ID witt G. Frank
I'm, pastor m a. m. "Citizenahip
IN Heaven; 7;a0 D. m, "The Ae.
cepted Time "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
HORNETS ARE FIREBUCS

EVERETT. Aug 2f--The burn
ina % 9 hornets nest placed i00..
oe0 feet a. cat cedar ia jeopardy
~ the Foaa Losing company'a
camp near Ciintun The firu con-
enmed not only tho meet. bu; also
the woods around q and the ontirc
crew ~ thr camp bad 10 be- called
out 10 anoli the confiaEration
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Christian science.

First So sixth Services al IA a.
m: subject. Christ Jesus rsun.
day school 81 n a. m testimonial
meeting "Wednesday evening III q
reading rooms pa Alaska building
First Divine Science Collins hta
han. corner broadway and Pfnk
Agnes X Mccarthy. pastor gerv.
ices AT ! a. m. Sunday schoM al
10 a. m.
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HOTEL MAN MARRIED


Star hpeCtal heFNisr.f
uEf1.iNGnAM. Aug "a Frnd r.
Block former manager ~ the 49,
run hutot 81 this eiiy. bot nos Of
the Oregon hotel III Portland. waa
united Ia marriage with Miss IN.
ifan y smideil ~ thls city ~ the
Rev . w. Floahsr ~ the First
Methodist church.
Mondny Str and Mfa block witt
leave fos Spokane hud after spend.
ms twu weeks there will So 70
Portland % live
gMr uinck Is sell known 10 So.
attic. AZ ore time hnlnr connected
with the piiinr hufelA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
SHIP ABANDONED


V3EHF DFEeIaI UNFFIN|7T
BAN FRANClsCO. Aug ga
Telegram from Coquimo states That
the ship TITLE ~ starbuck. Of the
American merchants marine, has
teen abandoned at sea and Is now
a dcreiict The crew escaped IN
boats and were later picked up By
a passenger steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

a Business Proposition.
i've heard 70 much % the In
ventiona % the devil. said the
new arrival. that I've often
thought IA like 10 meet the gen
tieman. Are you BET"
4 am" replied his satanic ma
lesty
Well. say, cant BIO 81 some
service to YOU I was a patent a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
MORE JAps COMING.

VANCOUVER. y. C.. Aug. "a
Eight hundred more Japanese
have been booked for passage from
Honolulu - Vancouver on the
steamer Indiana. and the option q
a second voyage from the island
% this port in The charter party
az the Indiana has been taken 40.
THIS news was received today from
San Francisco. who're the Indiana
in owned She IL now on her way
from Vancouver 10 Honolulu TO
pick up the Japanese IL ia likely
that more than 500 will come a.
booking Is siiii open The Indiana
should arrive about September 70.
Leave Pier ? 10 see battlcshiga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Assistant City Engineer Scots ex.
poets TO spend the winter on his
fruit farm two or three miles ont 81
Weumtchee he believes that the
Intense weather % the east side
viii b. 81 Ernat benefit 20 bis health
which has been impaired fos some
time az The result " 3 aunsir0ka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Flrat-Corner Broadway aud East
Olive; Rev A l.. Chapman. pastor.
Preaching at i0.3 30 a m and X D. m.
sunday school at ~ M. Christian
Endeayor az Gas y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Who u Shef
q certain young miss OF Seattle.
HAS a tongue which does con.
atantly rnttlci
II YOU don't know her name.
just Join ia the game.
Find tho girle who does goaaip and
tattlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Boys Wanted

To eel seastis pspss "a, -.
nation apply 70 Geo. Enrs ~ ~.
efiloo. old library baldlns 49, ~
and II in the mornlnr ~ , =
J T. the afternoon Inifssss.. y
paid by Engier. =. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

spleisuali~t.
The Seattle Psychic Society vill
meet at All hall at } D. m. whom
a lecture on psychic work viii be
given b. itei8u Rice nnfieigh Con.
ference a. : y. m. circles formed ~
I 80 D. M
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vow Nssant Anawsr.

Tho soul kiss" that's touted so
highly
May be well enough In it's way.
Hut II lips we're near and all
smilY
A soul kiss" Well. would your
Now. say,
indianapolis Ncwa
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My friend links. SAYS he can't
catch up With his ordera"
rs ho a manufacturer"
"oh, no. just a married man with
five grown daughters Louisville
CourlerJourual
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Tnbernacle-ihth av. n and liar.
rlson Rev s. y. Chrum. u. D.. viii
preach morning and evening.
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nafrows. The work Is under tho
direction Of Capt o. Powell. Of the
county waterway commission.
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Lord, Tor Thy Tender Mrrry's
Sake. Farrant. MlHa Wilson Thurs.
Gay night aubiccs. The Two Faith.
era
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While diving logs GA the Col.
vile rivor. Winniow T.. o Cgosber
waa diaambowoled. hut san lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

D m 4 A Barnes wiIi lecture on
Tho Taahi Lama Of Tibet
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More baitieahips at navy yard
than ever before 80.
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torney up therdG Philadelphia
Press. o.
To-
Tho Immunity bath must be a
great relief to a man after he W.
Sson IA hot water for some time
Indianapolis News.
The tclogfaphera' strike viii be
viewed with considerable alarm by
men who have been waiting for
years Tor q message concerning the
death OF rich uncle Toledo
unmoieated.
Y understand they're an happy
tn their little fiat az can be-
Yes, Just Ike two turtle
d0yea"
How glorious"
Eyes You see the ianltar ia
away on his vacation Mliwau.
kce Sentinel
NY Nsiahbers.
Ny NciEhhor has mansion fair,
Asd gardens with oxutica rare.
While close besidea my cottage
wall
Are panaies bright aud astcra tall.
MY Nclghbor fn his touring ear
Rides through tho country near and
far;
wander DER the mountain side
Who're ferns and orchids love TO
hide.
My Neighbor travels DER the sea
Ia lands forever strange % me.
Islt IN my dreams are scenes more
bright
Than al Of Travels far delight
Ny Neishbor writes ton words or 30
And thousands from his bank viii
flow.
O thousand words drop from my
Pen.
I thankfully receive a Ten.
de pleasure IN hla wealth may
find
l. "a the treasures III my mind.
Would / change places II / could ?
You bet ! would
New York Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Boring has been begun az the site
Of the proposed canal lock at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Councilman Reyells A.
Maggie wlliamsar '. ~ esln 4
damaRes "a fba - efltss. q
medical expenses. causa< - -
en- ne sidewalk On Olive 4 sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Leave Pier to see bat,leships
-.
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Leave Pier 20 see ba'sieshlls
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Tho telegraphera' strike will be
viewed with considerable alarm by
men who have been waiting for
years for 3 message concerning the
death Of a rich uncle Toledo
HIsae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
STAR DUST

by Josh

A Word From joan wIss.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-01-31

Contributed.


Miss Susan A. Kelly died at her home
in Vance county, near Henderson. Jan.
21st, 1907, aged sc years,sand 1Omonths.
She was the aunt of Mr.. Jesse Z. Kelly
OF the county and Mr.. James a. Kelly Of
Henderson.
Miss Sue, as everybody called her, never
married. She was woman Ut fine per-
sonal appearance, intelligent, refined,
and pleasadt in her manners. She was
one Of the most unselfsh persons l ever
knew. She almost forgot self, and lived
Tor the good of Others. During many
y a OF her life she made her home with
her nephew, J. l.. Kelly. who raised q
large family OF bright. intelligent chill
dren. Into the lives of these children she
poured all the love and influence OF her
own noble life. The impress of her pure,
beautiful life is STAN led on all these chill
dren. She sOmetimes taught school, not
to make money but to enlarge the sphere
OF her influence among children. The
power that made her good was that in
early life she sought and found Jesus as
her own personal Savior She dedica ted
her heart and life to His blessed service.
No one ever doubted her Christianity. l
never heard any one say an unkind word
about her, | never heard her say an un-
kind word about any one else.
She was a dear lover of her Bible. She
read it, studied it, and tried to obey it.
She used to take the children OF her home
into private room and read and ex-
plain the Bible to them, and then kneel
down and pray for them.
The Bible made her Baptist.
4. FRIEND
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Tillman and Roosevelt.
Raleigh Times. 18th.

Raleigh Times 14th.
In his sensational speech on Satur-
day, Senator Tillman said:
''Is President Roosevelt ready to act
up to his own theory and his children
marry men and women of the other races?
Would he accept as daughter-inl law a
Chinese, Malay, an Indian or a negro
in accord with the doctrine laid down in
his message? We all know he would not,
and while fine words butter no parsnips,'
words like these are a sourace ofincalcu
BILE evil, coming from such high source"
Common sense and common re-
gard for the properties of life ought
- convince any man that not even
Theodore Roosevelt would submit to
that. We believe that Mr.. Roose-
velt's social equality ideas have been
misunderstood. He is very rash and
very errutic. 1t is true that he did
line with Booker Washington, or at
ieast we are led to suppose that he
are lunch with him in the executive
tfices. 1t is not true, us the public
'as been informed, that Washington
occupied seat at the family table
Long ago Mr.. Roosevelt must have
recognized his mistake 1t had d
terrible effect. 1t turned the heads of
negroes OF high and low degree, but
we do not believe that the President
dismissed the negro battalion with
he hope Of blotting out his blunder
# the past. He would have done
he same if the battalion had been
composed of white soldiers. 1t is
doubtless true that the Washington
dinner incident advanced the negro
problem and it's harm has been
ncalculable.
But does this justify Senator Till
man in suggesting that Theodore
Roosevelt would give in marriage
me Of his daughters to negro?
The thought itself is disgusting.
In many respects Mr.. Roosevelt is
u great man, yet admitting that we
cannot admire his style. Tillman
likewise is great man, but we have
no particular admiration for his
ways. One is as bad as the other.
We cannot understand how a son
OF the South should denounce the
Presidents course in the Brownsville
affair, and we doubt if any other
senator from the South would insult
the President by asking if he would
accept a negro as a negress as
member of his family. In the opinion
OF fair minded people, therefore, the
Tillman speech hurts Tillman more
than it hurts Roosevelt.