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The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
CALL IT A BLUFF"
Democrats AreSkeptic About
Paper Trust Inquiry.
TARIFF MAY BE wHITEwAsHED
Speaker Cannon's Resolution Great
ing a Commission 10 Investigate
Alleged Vaccinations Of Paper
Monopoly Goes overwhelmingly
Opposes It-Payne RidieuIes Ridder.

The standpatters are going to ight it
out along that line if it takes four Repub-
ltcans and two Democrats al summer
The line on which the fighting Is 10 be
done is the alleged machination Of the
paper trust to raise the price OF wood
pulp and print paper and the fighters ap-
pointed by Speaker Cannon. after his
investigating resolution was passed by
the House yesterday. are Representatives
Mann Of Illinois. Stafford Of Wisconsin.
Miller Of Kansas, Bannon Of Ohio. Re-
publlcans; and Sims Of Tennessee, and
Ryan of New York. Democrats.
The vote on passage was a strictly
party affair, the Democrats opposing the
Speakers resolution. with its thirteen
whereases." on the ground that the conf
mission appointed under its provisions is
constituted only for the purpose Of giving
the tariff a complete and beautifully tint
ed coat of Congressional whitewash. The
vote resulted 154 to 10.
Shortly after the House convened, Rep
Eresentative Dalzell. chairman of the
Committee on Rules, TO which the resO-
luton had been referred, reported 1t and
recommended that it pass
DaIzeII Speaks on Resolution,
Discussing the resolution Mr.. Dalzeu
said that never before had there been
such an agitation as had been witnessed
the past few weeks over the increased
price of paper While the consensus of
opinion agreed as to the fact there was no
agreement of opinion as 10 the cause
For himself, he believed it was suscepti-
ble OF mathematical demonstration that
the increase was not due the tariff, and
that its abolition would not result in a
corresponding reduction In price.
| The House was not in the habit of leg
| islating upon any Of the great industries
of the country without giving their repre-
| sentatives an opportunity 10 be heard,
and il was for the purpose Of securing
the information which would enable the
House to account intelligently and in the
interest Of all the people that the resolu-
ton proposed the appointment of a
commission.
The resolution. said Representative De
! Almond. OF Missouri. was adding insult
/ to injury; under the pretense Of doing
something, it was intended to do nothing.
/ Why not kill the combination at once, he
asked
Williams Scents Whitewash.
Following his colleague, Mr., Williams
took the same line. 1t was intended, he
said, to have partisan commission make
a partisan report, whitewashing the tarin
upon this problem. If he thought it was
the intention to have an honest investiga-
ton made, he would support the resolu-
ton, because he was in favor of that;
but he should vote against the pending
/ resolution,
Mr. Williams accepted the resolution
as one OF the results % the prodding the
minority has been giving the maiority-a
prodding which the majority has declared
would have no effect
| 1T has had the effect" Mr.. Williams
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
OPPOSE FREE WOOD PULP.
Papermakers Here to Fight Effort to
Remove Tariff.

A protest on the part of fifty big paper
manufacturers of the United States
against the proposal to remove the tariff
on print paper. pulp. and pulp wood is
about TO be fled with the House and
Senate.
Delegations representing paper manu-
facturers are arriving here to enter their
opposition to the movement having for
its purpose the removal Of the custom
duty on the articles named.
George A Whiting, of Neenah, Wis,
one of the prOtestants, has prepared fig
ures showing Increases in the cost Of pulp,
pulp wood, sulphite. labor. and other
elements entering into the cost of paper
making. Mr.. Whiting and his associates
will attempt to prove that the present
demand for the removal of the duty on
wood pulp and print paper has been
worked up by a small number OF power
ful newspapers which for many years
have had paper furnished to them under
longtime contracts at cost. The paper
manufacturers are now unwilling to re-
new these contracts as they expire.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
VIII Visit Coast Towns.

The cruiser Charleston and the fourth
torpedo iotilla have been ordered by Sec
retary Of the Navy Metcalf 10 Portland,
Greg, on June 1, to attend the Rose Fes-
tiyal at that place AT the request OF the
mayor Of Sacramento. Cal, the fourth
torpedo fiotilla will visit that place at the
close Of the naval review in San Fran
cisco Bay on May g. The cruisers Wash
ington and South Dakota have been or
dered TO Anacortes, Wash, on April q,
to enable the residents to see what a big
war vessel looks like
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
President TO Sign Eli.

An announcement was made at the
White House yesterday that President
Roosevelt had decided 10 give his approval
to the employers liability act recently
passed by the House and Senate.
Attorney General BOnaparte made a re-
port to the President that the act was
undoubtedly constitutional although La
bllity for injuries was confined to rail-
roads and not applied to other common
carriers.
Representative Stirling, of Illinois.
author of the measure said yesterday
that he would make an effort at the next
session of Congress to amend the law so
to provide that liability for injuries TO
employees should lie against all common
carriers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
Joseph II. Choate IN Court.

After an absence of ten years, Joseph
H. Choate, former American Ambassador
to Great Britain. Is again appearing as
counsel in a case before the Supreme
Court OF the United States. TIE case is
that of II. Clay Pierce, OF the Waters
Pierce oil Company, of st. Louis. in
which Mr.. Pierce seeks 20 avoid extradi-
ton TO Texas to plead to an indictment
charging him with perjury.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
"SPYo SYSTEM IS OPPOSED,
Congress TO Restrict Use of Secret
Service Employees.

The ''blaek cabinet" or Spy" system.
utilized for years in the work Of the
United States Secret Service, will be pro
hiblted in clause that will be inserted
in the sundry civil bill, soon to be re-
ported 20 the House
II was brought out In hearings on the
bill before the House Committee on an
propriations that despite the fact that
the Secret Service is only empowered in
law TO protect the currency and TO guard
the person Of the President, its agents
have been engaged in all maner of work
by every department OF the government
Secret Service agents have been used, It
is alleged, 20 run down land sharks and
trust magnates and they have on Occa-
sion kept under espionage certain officers
Of the government. Only recently, it is
charged, the Secretary of the Navy OBJ
tained the services Of a Secret Service
man TO do detective work In the case of
a naval officer
The clause TO be inserted in the sundry
civil bill VIII prohibit the use OF moneys
appropriated for the Secret Service for
any purpose except TO protect the person
Of the President and 70 enforce the laws
against eounterfelting.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
MCCALL BILL REPORTED.
Campaign Publicity Measure Now
Up 90 the House.

bp 10 the mousse
The Mccall campaign publicity bill, en-
dorsed by the National Publicity Associa-
ton. Of which Perry Belmont is the
Washington representative, was ordered
reported favorably yesterday by the
House Committee on Election OF Presi-
dent. Vice President and Representatives
in Congress.
This measure viii undoubtedly be passed
by the House. Whether it will go through
the Senate is problematical.
The Democratic minority In the House
is elated over the action Of the commit
tee. 1t claims credit for the report on the
Mccall bill
Perry Belmont, president of the Ma
tional Publicity Law Organization, was
pleased at the unanimous and favorable
report
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
MRS. NATION AFTER RUM.
Kansas RefOrmer to Face ''Demony
at District Committee Hearing.

Mrs. Carrie A Nation. whose rather
pronounced views on the demon rum
have been written on the walls of many
a battle-searred saloon In far off Kan
sas, will not sit idly by with buried
hatchet while the House District Com
mittee listens TO interested persons on
the prohibition question.
That's not Mrs. Nations inimitable
way. In fact, she or some lady who said
she was she, yesterday informed an en-
ploye OF the District Committee that Mrs.
Nation Is 10 be holding down one of the
very best spots in the committee room.
when the demon stalks forth at 10 O'Clock.
It IS a sad fact. but at a late hour il
could not be aseertained whether or not
Mrs. Nation will bring with her hatchet,
but It seems to be not without founda-
ton that she win at least express her
views IN those unqualihedIy superior
terms which she alone can muster.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
Cowles soon to be Retired.

Rear Admiral Samuel ". Very. until
recently commandant Of the naval sta
ton at Hawaii. will be placed on the re-
tired list %, April q. His retirement will
promote Capt. WiIliam s. Cowles, Presi-
dent Roosevelts brother-in-law. TO be a
rear admiral He will retire August /.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

The Brownsville raid was discussed by sena-
tor, Warner who defended the Presidents action
in dismissing the negro troops.
The naval appropriation bin was taken up and
considered during most Of the afternoon.
After a brief executive session the Senate at
$50 p m adjourned until noon to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
HOUSE.

Under suspension of the rules the House
passed the Cannon resolution Of inquiry into the
alleged machinatcVs of the paper trust.
Several other uilis we're passed under suspension
Of the rIles alpi at 80 the House adjourned
until ln-dav AZ NON.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
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The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
WARNS AGAINST WAR
Senator Money Much in Fear
of the japanese.
HE IS REPROvED BY LODGE

Confederation of Naval ApprOpria-
siOn Bill Results in Many-sided
Debate-BattIe Ship Increase to BE
Discussed TO-day-LOdge and Bev-
eridge Speak for Enlarged Navy.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22

Only 10 cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
GUILTY,SAYSWARNER
Arraigns Negroes and De-
fends President.
SOLDIERS RA1DED TEXAS TOWN

Author OF Bill EmbOdying Presi-
dents Views Declares All Testi-
mony and Findings of Many Inves-
sigations Point TO This Conclusion.
Not Dismissed Until After Probe.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22

went on, "of drawing out the Speaker
on two resolutions on this subject. 1t
has brought out to-day a unanimous re-
port on the Mccall campaign constribu-
ton bill II has brought out Of a Senate
commission a bill. which is now pending
in the Senate, to modify the law on in
functions. And I believe we will get a
child-labor bill before the session ends"
The real purpoTt Of the resolution, he said
In conclusion. was 10 get around Mr.
Herman Ridder and the association OF
which he was president, but it wouldn't
work. Representative Sherman decTied
the force OF Afr Williams statement.
Representative Fitzgerald. in discuss
ing a point order, said he had written
10 newspaper men who were bOmbardng
him with letters on the subject. to turn
their attention to the Speaker. Don't
waste your time on the White House.
told them. Recent events have DEM
onstrated that the President has lost a
measurable degree Of his influence in the
House. He viii die In the last ditch, and
| imagine that We and he viii go into that
ditch together"
Payne RidiCuIea Ridder.
Mr.. Williams. in his time, presented a
/ letter from Herman Ridder on the mat
ter Of the duty on pulp and paper, which
led air Payne 10 pay his respects TO that
gentleman. "Of all the men who have
talked on the tariff in my knowledge, -
said Payne. "he makes the most mis-
takes"
/ He told OF his first interview with Rid
der, In which that gentleman asserted
that the tariff of s. a ton on No. q
paper was 30 per cent, and was only con-
viuoed Of his error after making two cal
| eulations.
lie had told the Attorney General of
| the existence Of an unlawful combination
| Of papermakers, said Payne. but failed to
/ produce any proof Of his statements. He
| had asserted that the increased cost OF
paper publishers this year will be SIS, 900,
900, whereas, said Payne, the papers
didn't pay S65.0OO.OOO a year for their pa
! per, all told
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
SIMS WANTS LOEB
TO MAKE A CHOICE

Continued from Page One.
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Seilsioss Bed Iiie.

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liern treucn Sreuno uro Yiiibruoer 6errn
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no Voriitb-r lo SdabmeiIter Der tSe
mcinoe u,ele Subre mar, aus Der 3cit IN Die
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Grtidllaienen ourdl Sotiee 9naoe ole etuiee,
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ibrer aroBen 5rauer siudj mir empinoen
II. betlonen ben Yerluit ben Sottes Sano
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giuu 1T or etn SIieo Der tr,uinplireuoen Sc
meini {.
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alter bon 81 Subrenu 3 Utono {. 5s,ne
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DIT YsidIenreoe
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ainbtrbHit fur BoseIIdHt.

Ra&bem al. g.miibungen unferes
Bunbesreaterung fotpie Der Gtnsets
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fpIen filr cine srobe Betpesuns orsds
niFrt tp.rb.n, ben tpilben @5seln, bic
anerianntermaben 70 ipi&tis flr bic
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flung, Sutter unb allen S4ub gu BE
ten uno 4. babur1 gum 8erpetlen
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8iel. @0gel Tino bur9 bds Sdldsen
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gauart DON Sduiern, DGdern unb
Raminen ibres friiberen Sbbdds Be-
raubt porbtn; bod lGbt fid nit einis
gem suten Winen @riab senus bie'
ten. &Ite &sfel, allerbdnb adtden,
Wil9s, SOmatens, @%rbOlidnnen II. {.
t. IaFen fi9 fir Oieien 3tpsd bes
nub.n; ober es laITen iid beipnbere
RifIhllen buusn, nit Ra4abmuns
BOILER 2efte. Tur miifen ale tabens
fi6er fem unb Iolten i6re 5ront mad
5tb oSer 8sit BADEN. Rdber. Bet.
iunsen tperb.n alIsntbalben hinge,
Ianbt.
Man r.3net auf ben Patriottsmus
Der empfGngli9en Sdulfuser6 ni4t
mtnber, als uuf bds Sslbftntsrsfe
hsr Glterni
Neue Nn5eiQen.
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1902 tpurbe CT gum gommtHar fur
II. R.pifion Der 5anO.lsuertrdse er'
ildnnt.
Sfue S6ibtI6dns 1T our9 guedu'
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Resierung beittmmten 9oiten ala &C.
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tusgs in S9ans6ui :rdnt purbs.
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bes Snnern ernannt poroen, dber
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lung oes P~oli3sipeIsns, bas tdoeIlos
funtttonirt. ebenIo, fsrner bic 4bs
faaffung Der Osffsntlidtsit Der Sius
ridtuu9en uip.
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sas sGa6ipi.l in RuBlaub.

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S4a4pereins 1T Dor Rur3em cine
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frftn Shadturnisre bsbanbelt unb
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fer 8erebrer oes Spills. Sn Ieinem
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fiibrt, Rte stns Der Gar auf Reiien.
obne einige S6adbrstt.r mit5unebs
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fang:
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un6 NIT Der dnb.rn fhlGet er auf
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@netoote: GtnIt puroe Elm politii9er
@.rbreter ins D~int.-palais ssfilbrt.
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RIB fraste i'm. Oh CT Sdud fpiele.
guf bic bejdbenbs In.Dort iebte f@
Der 3aif.r fofort mil ihm ans Brett
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J p%rrilon, Ntu., Apru 4, 0S.
SUM 2lnSeufen

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ulcmoIs el iIIiehen llnierem aa3uFriib od
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linn Die Yiebe. penn audi tribe
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bon oortber ilieSt Der reidIte Croft herab.
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geltene @eteaenheit.

Da id, idoa bel Sabren bin unb bic 9r.
belt midi mebr perridDien fam, 10 m6d,te id,
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finoen; man iGbr nit Der 9irtiuooo u. Sers
snicn StraBen.6or bis 6arper place, noros
lid / 1,2 8lod
SohnW u. . eflorin
gDebiter @rope, Ylp.
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lnb befIor ptnRrs,narp.r prst yur'
men. Ddrdnf .rbob q itn unS fdste;
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Ia 0u Iosar mid befi.st bah. Da
Eth fret Gin folder TsiRsr TN
S&a6 fam unm5sltd Elm B.rbre&er
fein.' Den eins.terterten Gefdnses
ntr 1T Sas Sda& Oft SrOf unb
R.ttuns Dor 8.r3pei!luns .sspeien.
sic tnttet.n bt. Sisuren aus 8roS
unb tlopften bic 3iiss mad etue1
etnfuGen Spftem an bi. Manb.
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$50 WIDER Garm su perfauien.

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ter ERlltur, unb nit DrabtIen5 umboeen.
@nieS aDaiier bon 10 bis 20 Sub. 10 gder
aliaIfa. @rainerp, 100 Nder iino 9utes sll.
a Iia 2ano, 60 gder Sod,lanb preis
$500 bon oieIer Summe tonnen $3.50 s
Sabre lang au 9 9roaeut iteben bIeiben.
Wenn oe,piirItt nebme ih Sermann Rel.
benz. ooer SeId,6ftseisentbun bis gum 9e.
irage BON $4,000 alS 2b~eil3ablun9 an.
gl6beres in Der Office oieies YlatteS gu er
tra9en
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NOTICE.

We beg to announce the .dissolu.
ton OF the partnership heretofore
existing between US, doing bust
ness as B Petrus' Sons. George
Petrus buys the interest OF Albert
Petrus, and will continue the bust
ness as before under the same firm
name.
ALBERT A. PETRUS
GEORGE PETRUS
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pteroeSifter, Qhtun9!

ponrt cure SudtIuien nit ben perd)eron'
9ierosbenslt unb Seu9t quite 6obIen. Sic
limb Itarf sebaut uno gutter WiusfuIatIr.
SO lit cine GrparuiB elm paar Dollars mebr
Su be5ablen uno Elm guieS SobIen uno pierb
oui3uSieben ais Wtinoer1ertbi9e auf3u.
5ieben.
Scbt eud unIere NohlPn an, iebt bic Frat,
tise wiuefuiatur; ie Iino furj I'M Riden unb
beiue9eu IidD nit sInmuth.
The First Creek Percheron Stat-
lion Co.
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Neue Nn5eiQen.
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Sohnee mno 6nteIo
Grid 2 pmmer
brlclArro Dem pcrru TSdTrer 5uenmcuer
lir inc Srohmorte. BEN g1IumruIpeuoern,
a., acknowledgement uuo Sbeilnchmer an
P'Nlarmiie nnntcD auio berStiditc ticiue
ri'ntt
e1nctpnott- permunu. Den $
2ip,iI, 1908
Ste trpuernoen Siiern.
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nslene SSmmer, Seb Yoeidlel
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