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The Washington times., 1909-07-25
SOuTHERN RAILWAY

n B-FollOwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
FOR Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New
Orleans, AshevIle. Chattanooga. Memphis.
sec q. N, and l0;45 p, ~ daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville, ChRttanOOza
Birmingham, New Orleans, 1910 ?. m
For Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. 4lC
a N. daily Sleeper open after 10 D nj
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Columbia.
Charleston, Augusta, Aiken. Savannah. Jack
EOnyiLe, and Florida points. 4.I0 p. N. daily.
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
feIa-ff-exrn
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
For Sale or Rent
For Exchange.

WILL EXCHANGE HANDSOME Groom fur
nished house. with one acre. IN the District,
for good farm CT equal value; $500. Ad-
WAR
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RWY. co.

Euective July 10 1905.
Subject tc change without notice
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. NEDNESDA rs
THU REDAYS and FRIDAYS
GOING. leave District Line at B.25, il.G0 a
m, ESQ. $40 T:45, and s.45 p. N.
RETURNING, leave the Beach at 6:S5 a N
1918. 2:00. 500, $500, and l0:oO p. N.
SATURDAYS.
GOING, at s:z5, 11:00 a. n, goo. 500 $40
1916 and 9;45 ?. N.
RETURNING, at 6;S5 g. n, 1915, 2.00 son
SEQ eco, and 1000 D. ~.
SUNDAYS.
GOllSG, at s.25. u.0J q, n, $500. 800 goo.
z:t5. ana $40 ,. N
RETURNING. at 700 q. m. 1895, 2:I0. 500
$500, soc. and 1890 .. m.
PAUL Y. WATERS.
jy9-tt General Manager
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art We know
how. Windows. houses ana offices cleaned
LEON / CAIlOONs Acme Window Clean
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished or Unfurnished.
THE BENEDICK

lSJ5-iSlg / ST. y. ".
FIREPEO0F CONSTRUCTION
TWO AND THREE ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS. furnished OF unfurnlshed
Located on nigh ground and convenient 20
clubs ana departments. Under personal SUI
pervislOn OF owners, Swimming pool shower
baths. valet and room service, ice water Jall
included iu reHJ. Inquire at ofice- Jy2s-ts
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
sEABoAHD AM LINE hallway.

Ticket Office, 141S New York Ave HU
Notice-FolIOwtng schedule not guaranfeetI.
sos a. IN. daily. Florida F,asI Mai y
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
srs Washington TO Atlanta and Birrniaghan
Dining cars
100 D. N daily, Year Round Limited o,
Coaches and Pullman TO Savannah, Jackson
Vile and Tampa Also Atlanta Birmin >
Inn ana Memphis Dining cars
g. q, PHILLIPS, District Passenger Agent
1eZZ-If
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
HERB SPECIALIST.

bdANUFAC TURER8 Of herB remedies; guar
autssd 20 cure relieve the most obstinate
diseases known 10 mankind. Al. A LOUIS
8 SONS, g74s 9Th y, n. Va EnyI-tf
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
woRKINGmANs WANTS.

VVoRKINGdEE-We struck home gun on
several lots Of tRilor-made. slightly used
suits al s. % SO. they are bound 20 please
that can DO spent for the wife and baby
one price only. JUsTHS OLD STAND. GIG
d n " II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

-Estaba nuestra casa, seHor,-dce Jnana-en San
AIban hailandose nuy enfermo, senorita & Dios
la bendga por todo e bien que ha hecho co1npa
dcc6 dc Il y 10 ley6 4
Allan mira d 10 mis- atenci6n Sc estremecc
ST, senor -continaa la pobre mujer, 10 llcy6 Il
para euidare ben. el, ingrato
monstruo, hugo durante Ia noehc, desde
saba paradero Pero aQuelIa senorita que
hermosa compasivo cabalero cnferm6 por cu
pa suya per6 beeza de tai modo que esta descono
cida solo le ha quedado bondad de angel aroso
talle carinosa Lo sabias, malidto'-pregun-
Ia Juans colera prorrumpendo en- lant".
Jo, asombrado de 10 que oye. lleva las mugrenas
Ia frente, abre dcsmesuradamene los ojos item
bla de pies 4 cabeza.
Ricardo habia habado de todo eso,-dce NJ
Woodcourt conmovida.
vuelve ell r0stro para disimular turbacion
va has dido 10 qu eaeaba de decr.-afade el doctor
dirgiendose Jo despu6s de recobrar la sangrc fra
la pura verdad Levinate coutesa. 10. Has vuel
aqui desde aquella epocai
10 vaeila un momento. despues icvania emba-
entitud. pernanece pie como 10 hacen todos
g,iales apoyando la cspada la pared de abas.
frotandose la derecha la izquiera 81 PIE IL
auierdo el derecho.
Quo ahorquen 81 ne vuelto Tom--all- aloness
antes de hoy.-dice
--sPor que vuelves'-le pregunta NJ woodeourt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
Fl hcrido ar pSIa IaPde
Limo Felix atenta contra su vida

Esta tarde In una, 81 jovep Limo
Felix atent6 contra su vida, on su re-
sidencia de la calle del Conda1lo, On
Santurce.
Felix se inflrii con unas tijeras,cua-
tro . cinco horidas, de prOn6stico ~
soryado, en- varias partcs del cuerpo.
>. liza sido traSladado al cuarto de 81
corros dc Sahturce donde fu6 asistido
convenientemcnte per les m6dicos Y
PacticantCs DE seryicio.
Sc dice cue hace manas, vi9ne pa
dcciendo dicho iovon de gran abati-
mento moral.
Las hcridas son dc alguna impor-
tancia.
Limo Felix cjerce ell ofeio de pintor
y es persona de buanos antccedentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
POR CAKIOS KIN


Allan echa i correr Il acanzarie cuando nueEo
"a ll .ha ,faa"da, dcz esta e 'ctor j pnrtt
de apodcfassc del dcsgracado, que consgue sempre
huir cuanlo acosado callc6n sin sada el pobre
muchacho Il! pie de vicia pared dc abas po-
prias y mira tenbanto sin aliento persegudor
Far fin te encuentro, desgracado Jo!-exclama ls
muier del ladrero casi sin aliento
~ j. '-rerte NJ Woodcourt mirandole atenci6n
.o! .s efecttamente ei muchacho que Vi en- la
maria dc las Armas de Apollo.
-Fs ccrto que Vi Ia surnaria,-halbueea ei po-
bre mnchacho iQu6 qucr6s hacer de un miserable
mo vos No soy bastante desgraciadof sQue queres
lie kava Ne arrojado de todas parties. des
pu,< dc o.ras. estoy tan cansado que no tengo mas
aue Ia pici los huesos La sumaria, " que me I'M
porfa raj a sumaTa' Yo habia hecho NADIA. Fra
bueno para mi muy bueno, ell unco bueno para mi, Ell
inico con auen podia hablar el mundo. tie habis
descao yo agn MALI No. por ell contrario hubiera que
rio morir por 81 DE que sirvo el mundo donde to
dos arrojan desprecianf
Pronunca ostas palabras tono tan lamentabe
hay sincerdad el lano que vierte que pue
lie NJ Woodcourt de conmoverse.
JOS ha robadof-pregunta el doctor Juana
-;Eli ohi no. sefor me ha prestado mas que
servicios. y por extraho que huya-
Allan mira alternativamente 10 Ia mujer del Is
drillero esperanto que le De Ia explcaci6n
del enigma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
Para G.. sino.
C!l be G0Ciedad

Sc alquila ei espacioso y
elegante local de 10, Elks en
el Ordonez Building. Allen 2I
salon de bale, tcatro. Sala dc
bllar. 1Valer closets, balo
etc. etc.
FL senor Bengocnea. admi
njStrad0r. dara raz6n Cristo O
altos, de s 4 70 de la manana.
FL iuncS saldra para Aguadilla G!
san0r Torres Grau fiscal de aqueila
Corte de Distrito, que sc encontraba
en- esta ciudad con motivo de In en-
fcrmedad del senor Campillo.
Sc cncueutTa en San Juan ei mar
shal de Ia Corte Municirgl de Aqua
dllla, senor Palacios Rodriguez.
La sastreria de Gerardo Merino, SC
ha trasiadado 4 In calle de San Justc
numero 16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
n s. $50

Es de muchs utilldad. no solo para
In% Ahogados Cortes Judicialea Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaeiones , empieados
h todo- los rsmos ano tambiep para
ios comerrisntes. industrizles y perso-
80 de negocios 81 eonocimiento de Las
f.evn. de Puerto Rico sprobadas por
'ae TAmerss 81 Tons~jo Executive sr
, f,a.a1o aTo 20 1NT
&c v%r1er 81 Kn or 7. Tdhr.v<s 1sf
Eofetfr MsreAntD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
C(n ulado: d. ESpana
EN- SAN JUAN, Z. II.

Ell Consul ado de Epana, desea como
cer q paradefo de los inGividaos men
cionados q con;inuaci n, psra comu
nicarles asuntos que S intar sa:
Ram IN .Masana, Antonio Masana-
francisco Ma aua, Don in o Urizar
Erausquin, Sa aivador ModeIo y VrIano-
Va. Ana Delfiuo, viuda de Juan Milla
Moiedaro; AntoEi, La raz ii ste, Tee
loro Domingnez RODRIGUEZ, francisco
Fernandez Galan. Floro ntina Alfonso
Isasi, Inocencio Banco, Eugcnio Gar
Ro1rigu Z, Francis o i.rrofa Ro-
driguez, joaquin Gonzalez Perez. Ma
naei Perez VI Ia, : aeo' Maria
de Org. Manuel Hernandez Olivia, An
tonic Gambia Cardenes. Ffaneisco Moli
I.lorens. Ram m la er tsc in. Ra
mon Granell Calvet, Mariano Robellat
Canals, Agustin Planell Ruiz, Fran
cisco Perez (fundider), francisco Ma
yarro Suarez.
San Juan, T. K. 10. de Abrsl de 1903
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Manana So espera en- esta ciutls,d al
nuevo Consul de Cuba, seiIor Alejo
Bonachea
Permanere como consul INFERNO, ei
senior Erasmo Peilts. jefe de dicho ne
gociado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Sc mcncionan para !cubrir Ia vacan-
u dc jrcz dc Paz dc Ponce, On vir-
tud de In renuncia d seTor Rgmirc2.
4 los abogados Castillo y Leon, Pa
sarcll Rius y Lopez Acosta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
NOTHCnAS

Han llcgado 4 esta capital eI policia
de penalcs. Gautier, conduciendo los
presses Anacieto HERNANDEZ y Jose Sc
rralias, cOndcnados cada uno q cumNI
cinco amos de prisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Sc cncucntra en- elsa ciudad 81 tis-
cal scii0r Campillo. compleiamcDtc re
pucsto de Su cniermcdad. que le re
two rn cama mchos dias. III senior
Campillo ma tornado pos sion de su car
go IN Ia manana de- hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

En- Mayaerez ha sido domnciado
Francisco Irizarry, por expender lc-
che adultcrada en- las GALES de aque-
la ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
Il Dcpariia5o ST.. Hjn 90

la grave dolengia que 4 sde hace al
gun tiempo aqueia a abooado don L
nacio IIiia' 90 de Maya gjiez, Sc ha
acentuado cu es'os Ill ines dias
La gravedad sc manifi STA
El $ nor lIi'aleo Is IN micmbro dis
tinguido del foro.
Dcscamos sp mc - IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

~ crucntra gravemente enfermo
nm nino de don Juan V. Cruz, jueZ
he paz dc Trujillo Alto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Sc encucntra cnfermo en- Ponce, 81
bien no cs de cudado, nuestro amigo
don Francisco Arizona Oliver, del co
mercio dc aquclla cludad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

In Ia sastreria de Gerardo Merino.
Sc confeceiona todl clase de prendas
para caballero. q precios modicos, gran
elegancia y extremada prontitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

III sciior Castillo cs actualmcnte
concojal del Ayur'an icTto y el senor
Acosta Sub -Sccrctario de la Corte dc
DHtrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Mateo Flores Toro, del barrie Sa-
balos, jurisdiction dc Mayaguez, ha
prcscntado una dem ncia por cnyenv-
namento de algunas aycs de corral
propiedad de dicho sanor-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

IIa embarcado en- MayagIez. para
Sant0 Domingo scomra'ado de su 81
norlta hcrmana Conception. cl lovcn
m6dtco doctor Jose Antonio Fcrnau-
dex Conner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

HI corresponsal en- Mayaguez, comu-
nNa Jttc varlos puntos que eXlsten en
ell caliejOn que conducc al poblado d.
Hormigueros, hallanse On mny mai cs-
tado. =
iPorqun no sc rrocede i su arre--
glof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02
dez Conner.

FL sofior Faustino Diaz, concc ial
diu:tcnte i c, ayl,atar ento de .Iuana
Diaz, ha publicado en- los diaries dal
Sur, la communication al gobcrnador
Mr.. Post protos'ardo de la dimisi0n
Due ~ lc ha pcdido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

La Voz de la Pairia,' Sc hare eco
dc un rumOr grave que Sc relnlona
con 81 honor de una distinguida Sc
norita dc la sociedad de Mayaguez
Parccc que ei asunto pasara q los tri-
bunales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

Sc encuentra atac9do de diftaria on
Mayagucz, un nino del senior Francis
60 F'reire, alcaide de la carcel Mnnici-
pal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-02

El que quiera vestr, elegante Y eco
n jmico, que Wis te el nuevo estableci
,niento de Gerardo Merino, San Justo
Is. encontrara el suitido mas compile
TO, en- casimires, merinos. gergas al
pacas dries de hilo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Means to Stop the
Pay Check System
~ORONER LELAND does we'll to institute a searching il

lNORONER LELAND does institute searching inquiry
into the pay check system phase of the inquest the
unhappy young murdered by an employe of Gray
Brothers, This SYSTEM appears to have attained
its most perfect development the hands these contractors
yet by confined their peculiar of industry and
form OF larceny conducted under law
universal interest to e-commonwea first duty
justice to all citizens, whether rich poor In the hands
unscrupuous like Gray Brothers pay check system
instrument OF oppression that breeds crimes of violence
when the oppressed lack mental balance.
1t is time that the should devise machinery to
penaze the practice of Withholding indefinitely prolonged periods
the due unsed abore no means to protect
themselves 1t is announced that members the legislature will
attend the inquest with the purpose of obtaining
future legislation They will doubtless by their
and result of this painful tragedy state will given
competent and well planned body of legislation dealing
the abuse
For that OF course some time and meanwhile
the board OF supervisors has under consideration measures to aae
the evil in this community We do whether such egisa-
ton included in the of the board City Attorney Long
that and constitutional under the general
police OF the board 1t that
purpose and intention would by itself restraining
influence After ALL strongest force for prevention
such public opinion and the
aton would powerful deterrent
be inclined to take chances The prospect of public
hateful oense would powerful restraining
City Attorney Long declares what people
knowlat the Gray Brothers have been
They repeatedly the process the courts and have
kept for of private municipal
They have ridden ougshod the rights private citizens and
ignored the orders of 1t time for
system and policy of whose products The
oppression of the helpless unscrupuous greed
has been tolerated too long
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Gossip of RailWaynen

lIT HAVE heard of many queer suits
being instituted against railroad
1 companies" said Frank E. Bat
turs. yesterday, but the funniest was
that filed by a man living on the line
OF the Cotton Belt who brought a
damage case against the railroad COM
pany for losing his train.
HE said that the strength Of his
case rested on the fact that the train,
contrary to established usage, started
on time. According to precedent he
went to the depot half an hour after
schedule time and the train had left.
Never before in the history of that
railroad had the train ever left on
time, therefore he was entitled TO
damages"
We'll. did he get them?" asked Woll-
cot Durbrow.
Certainly he got them. He had a
lawyer who made the contention that
a schedule was nothing. Custom was
the law of the world. and as this train
had established a record for being late
it was an innovation and dangerous
precedent to be on time"
.'Humph," retorted Durbrow, Il be-
lieve that some of you fellows hold
the same opinion as my learned brother
on the Cotton Belt line" as he hur-
riedly left Batturs' office.
George Mitchell, at present assessor
and tax collector of Placer county,
will, on September 1, assume the duties
of assistant tax attorney of the
Southern Pacific under Jere Burke, who
succeeds E. Black Ryan as tax at
torney. Mitchell is president of the
county assessors association and is
regarded as one of the best posted men
on taxes in the state. There will be
no change in the office force as or
ganized by e. B. Ryan. Ryan, ii will
be remembered, resigned June l after
80 odd years of service. Mitchelrs
appointment is due to the fact that
Burke has too much work to give per-
sonal attention to the office.
The Santa Fe is beginning to receive
500 of the most modern large furniture
and automobile cars that are in the
United States. They are constructed
particularly for the needs of the auto
mobile shippers. They have diagonal
side doors of unusually large dimen-
sions and also end doors. making load
ing and unloading under all conditions
a matter easily to be accomplished.
Deciduous fruits are beginning to
move out of the San Joaquin valley
to the east at the rate of about eight
cars day. The movement out of the
San Joaquin is always a little behind
the Sacramento in volume. Not until
the peaches and the grapes begin TO
move does the San Joaquin valley make
heavy shipments. Beginning about
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

YEGGMAN-Subscriber. Alameda, Cal. Hav-
ing seen the world ''yeggman" frequently used
Of late In the daily papers, would like to know
its origin.
At a convention of chiefs of police
from different parts of the union, held
in 1904. William A. Pinkerton gave the
following on the origin of the word !:
The word yegg or yeggman origi-
mated with the gipsies. When a par
ticularly clever thief is found among
a gypsy tribe he is selected as the
yegg or yeggman. This expression is
now adopted by the better class of
Vthieves among the tramps and hobo
element of the country. IL band or
tribe of tramps found among their
number a particularly persistent beg
gar or daring thief. they used the ex-
preston of the gipsfes, calling him
yegg. Then came the name John Yegg
and finally the word Yeggman."
HARBER-A s.. Mountain View Cal. What
IS the postonice address Of Rear Admiral Giles
b. Harber U. S. navy2
Send mail in care Of the postmaster,
San Francisco, Cal.
PASSP0RT-B. Fresno Cal. What deSerin
tion Is required when applying 10 the secretarv
Of state at Washington, ID. c.. for a passport?
what is the fee?
The application must be accompanied
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

July Is peaches start, and from that
on until the end OF the grape season,
about 80 days. the fruits will move
rapidly at the rate Of about 80 cars
day or between 1000 and 1000 cars for
the total output. being a slight increase
over that of last year. The develop
ment of the San Joaquin valley in the
increased acreage OF deciduous fruits
Is marked Even the traveller In the
train can see the thousands of acres
OF young trees growing to a bearing
age. an indication of an even increas-
ing volume Of deciduOus fruit move
ment- New acreage is being planted
continually and the railroad companies
Will do well 70 plan their car supplies
within two years TO take care OF this
increasing traffic. While oranges are
our greatest volume, the time will soon
come when deciduous fruits and vege-
tables will be more than a rival IN
volume.
As further step toward adding to
the safety OF railroad operations. the
lines comprising the American railway
association and operating 246,172 miles
OF track in the United States. Canada
and Mexico viii put into effect at
once revised rules for the transpOrta
tion of inhammable articles and acids.
The regulations for the transportation
OF dangerous articles have been fornnu-
lated by Colonel B. w. Dunn, U. S. A.
chief inspector OF the bureau for the
safe transportation Of explosives for
the American railway association The
Importance of the regulations NAV be
realized from the fact that there are $50
factories, the combined annual product
OF which Is 500,OOO,O00 pounds of ex
ploslveS- In 1906 a single railroad
transported $1,000, 900 pounds OF ex-
plosives and used for this purpose 10
900 cars. The thoroughness with which
this campaign for safety has been pr1r
sued may be indicated by the fact that
special supervision is given not onIv TO
the transportation Of powder. dynamite
and other heavy explosives. hut IN fs
now provided that special care shall
De pursued In the handling OF material
that gives OF tnfiammable vapor AZ
or below temperature of so degrees
Fahrenheit, materials subject to spon-
taneous combustion. materials other
than acids that are liable TO cause ac-
cldentS by friction. concussion, absorb
tlon OF moisture, contact with organic
matter and otherwise. Suecial rules also
govern the handling Of compressed
gases OF liquids. as well as a list Of
eight OF the more virulent acids ana
corrosive compounds.
n j. Snyder Of the Mexican Central
mas left for trip to the southern part
OF the state on company business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09

oy description of the person APPLYING
ana should state the following particn,
laIs' VIZ Age, years; stature
teet = inches English measure); fore
mead -; eyes. -; nose. -; mouth. =
Shlh' = hair, -; complexion. -
face, -
Inc application must be accOmnania7
Dy certificate from at least one
cIedioie witness that the applicant is
sne person he represents himself 70
oe. and that the facts stated in tbe
aIndaVit are true to the best OF tbs
"i.ness knowledge and belief
The fee is 81.
METALLIC SOUND-W. J. s.. Pafo Air. c,.1
Nnat - the best paint or LIQUID thar I 90
pul on phOnograph horn made OF i've fhjct
nesses OF paper glued together TO make n have
your question has been submitted -
several painters. who say: mo paint
VIII give paper metallic sound.
SAN FRANCISCO BAYS. citv W..
.ne shore line Of San Francisco bay. all the ~, :
One hundred and fve miles.
:. OSTRICH EGGS-w. G.. City. How lo,- -
u take ostrich eggs to hatch2 '
Forty-fve dayG -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
Executive
Interference
In Legislation

neither control guidance of legislation
that congress for the part dominated special
necessarily dishonest but nevertheless
the good Indeed the significant ubation
when hands off policy announced behalf carried
with great volumes of instruction.
Now suddenly awake the that hands off policy
of the president existed the imagination
tribe OF Washington correspondents These gentlemen
their past tell of White House
at which Attorney General Wckersham submitted which
by order of the president he had prepared providing tax
corporation dividends At that conference the president
bes OF his cabinet Senator Adrh Speaker Cannon
important political present The president
statesmen quiet but unmistakabe fashion
Ac and Cannon who for all practical
agreed although they did With face Indeed Adrch
speaking OF the conference the floor of the
that he only consented the corporation
something he dreaded more-the income
The episode has been productive
uncompmentary Adrich. the
Providence Journal:
President Taft acknowledged politician,
that when the record is made for the special OF will
TO some adVces mas just now proved his ability
saegst by tckng the executive Mr. Aldc
vocacy of it also largely His special
discussion suggestion his inaugural that should
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lo game Indeed he rather boasts of it, but
believe anything of the about Taft who
the American people straightforward
over if he has engaged in of strategy with Adch
antagonist he is quite likely to be beaten.
But leaving all that aside the president effectively disposed
the theory that the executive has business interfere
the of legislation congress- If such
interference the general body the people
all 1t Roosevelt for the common good
that the interests hated him hard