Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is 1905

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Sly needed. nor losses amounting Is
5nlli ~ of dollars which have been
sustained on account OF the DECREASE
Y, Y, values OF all kinds OF securities.
s put THO empty dinner pals and suf-
derlne families Of unemployed wage
sMor t.., Z !. among the humber classes Of
people to BIS found by the thousands
IN NJ every section Of the Union. Al
81 RESPONSIBILITY FOR PANIC. N
Responsibillty for such conditions
IS serious. II Is the fret time No have
nag anything like 1t under. a Repub-
! licall Eadministration, Who caused iii
generously indnlgent. MI our X nat
s " conditions are favorable to are
sumption OF the fullest prosperity,
i hild yet It does not come. Ambition
nili N, dinner pals have been kicked
oyer YER I, We lsnow that the policies Of
.. NE Republican party flied them.
whose policies e1nptied them. i am
at least thankful. profoundly so, that
no one has ever charged snot even
my hitterest eneniy--tfat any dinner
Il pail has ever been emptied or that
any wage worker has everSlosta days
wa es by reason of amy act or speech
or Vote Of mine.
1t was because i thought / fore
saw all these disasters that / would
not stand by the president shoulder
to shoulder with the Democratic sen-.
r ators to vote in support, OF policies,
that they rightfully. as thought.
claimed us their OWN.
RAPs AT JU DGE4 { TAFT.
But $wtat manner OF man is Judge.
Taft. anyhow III have known him
#torsa great many years, and ] thought
Intimately, and yet at times feel as
though t did not know him at all.
'Judg GO Taft, when he wrote the.
letter the president publishes, was so
devoted to the trust smashing policies
OF the administration that he could
not consent to be made president, IL
as part of tho same move / was to
be honored with a recollection to the.
senate because of my opposition to
that special feature Of my policies,f
and now since the Standard Oil com
pany matter. there is manifested the.
most unusual Indignation. Apparent-s
4 ly. every man who has any relation
to theScompanS is to be driven out of;
public life. If so. / shall probably
have a great deal Of company.
Taft visited Middle Bass and Toledo.
he was the guest of g. T.. Lewis. of
the law firm OF Doyle & Lewis. who
have been the attorneys OF the Stan
.dard for many years, standing next
in rank in that relation, ito Virgil p
Kline ana aWnQnE K ME- TAT MAO. 4OcCt-5
sion to pass back and forth between
Middle Bass and Toledo, where /, had
the pleasure of meeting him, he
Travelled on the yacht of MI. Richard
son., q. prominent magnate Of the glass
trust, and while he doubtless paid his
fare. at least the papers SO announced, u
when travelling from Hot Springs TO
Toledo, on his way to Middle Bass
Vet nevertheless nc rode in the
private carSof one of the officers Of
the road. for which Mr.. Doyle and Mr.
Lewis are attorneys. What a series
c{llnpardonabie crimes! There5
did not seem to be any such righteous
dislike on these Standard Oil and
other trust Representatives, ranking
in the bosom OF Mr.. Taft on the oc-
casion to which, refer. On the CON
strary, he acted like a good. square,
sensible. honest-minded man who
really enjoyed the company he WAS
Keeping and the entertaining nt no
was receiving, and who recognized,
as the late Senator Hanna was ac-
.customed to say, that there We're
good trusts as we'll rs bad ones
and even decent people in the employ
5ment of the Standard OIL COMPANY IS
we'll as other people, and all that IS 70
his credit.
CALL OF JUDGE DOYLE.
ut is also to, his credit that when.
three years ago, the president " .Lt