The Washington herald., 1908-02-06

workings and later was blacknsted for
"pernicious activity" Mr.. Wilson had
to leave the mines and went West. where
he worked at digging bitches, on a farm.
in q sawmiH and as a pikeman in
. lumber camp.
lie perseyered. working hard for the
cause of labor all the while and ut the
age of twenty-ejght helped form the
United Mine Workers of America, of
which he has been secretary-trea
. and great help 10 John Mitchell, then
b president of the association.
Representative Wilson is one Of the
few Democratic members from peunsvI-
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ms e'leI claim 10 beauty by putting on
the craze tnat has appeared among some
men in various parts OF IHr country TOT
going WITHOUT regular HeaHEe'i IS an
argument ID FAVOR OF Iha proposition tHat
llle senator NOM the h'E STATE has no
VANITY.
; me feature oil ihe senator's ph}slcai
aspect referred TO is Ills haiI. IT is mod
gi'l''> d'uH'aHi bul so are some otAef
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are lN' majority Oh oiner Senators. but
u % ONE mass OF orderly precise oe'1u-
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/ thatch of the Senator from Massachusetts
IS different from those of an his fellow
soloHs.
when the Senator rises 10 address the
Chair the eyes of an the behoIderg i'm
stincHyely dwell upon his hair. II re-
minds some OF them of the pictures they
nave srr" 'i caesar, whose ringlets. how
os '.e sNlI Oh aii
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is the unofficial editor OF the Upper House
The Senator has been. 800 former stages Of
ais career, both an editor and printer
, so that he Us eminenty qualified Tor the
position which has been accorded 60 him
by general consent
sometimes as often as half dozen
times % day tAe Senator from the Granite
state rises and moves 90 amend the
various bills which come before the Sen
, late hv making this ar that change I'm
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-',u-ilelii' make more clear ITS meaning
cor correcting Typographical errors. And
+ often he eliminates unnecessary words
i-sud phrases and otharU.sa .fr.riHas The
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1.-THE average man mat a narsor who's
worldly goods have ae1uiraE tla E.sarsr-
tion "hls estate must needs be- no longer
OF this world. Another form Of the same
senatorial SIP IS the phrase the late
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AS RUE, the senators enter The Senate
F, from the same door each day. Senator
Frye enters The main door. with silk rat
Ion his head He walks SLOWLY n The