The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
AT THE HOTELS.

he mas done and mace eE euo-L 10 &c
he was prompted By motives OF
patriotism; that he is absolutely honest
and sincere No red tape for ROOSEVELT
be is for immediate action and no delay.
We ell entertain the best wishes fCT him.
7 an here TO attend the banquet which
is 70 be given by the Yale Alumni in
honor Of President-elect Taft, being q
Yale man myself" said the % law school,
man. "and IN this connection I must say
that the committee having the matter IN
hand ..as succeeded beyond It's fondest
expectations.
Yes, indeed: Taft is very popular II
South Dakota, and. in fact, everywhere
And then he has the fuli Endorsement of
which Is a great recommenda-
ton We are looking for prosperous and
good times under Taft Business IN Idaho
IS on the boom Crops are plentiful and
the farmer gets good prices and the
miners are satisfied. and are earning big
wages"
Coe J. Crawford. Of Huron. s. Oak.
senator-eiect from that State. and sue
cesser OF Senator Kitredge, is at the
Ebbitt
you can say for one thing that I
am a stanch Republican and great sd-
mirer OF President-elect Taft and shall
support his policies in every instance. I
have followed his utterances on the
stump. and. IN fret. I have followed Ar.
Taft's career almost since his entrance
into public life. He Is emineutly qualified
10 I'll the Presidential chair and he viii
Of
Roosevelt
II am with Taft on the Panama Canal
question, on the tariff. and on every other
question OF public interest.
II Mr.. Taft wsi.cs a big and powerful
navy, my vote and influence viii be used
TO bring about that result; Il he should
advise Congress 10 pass law excluding
all Orientals from this country, ne vii
have my hearty cooperation. In short
he has M entire confidence and that OF
the voters OF or State. and, IN fact the
country at large"
Many stories have been told Of C7priano
Castro. exileG President OF Venezuela.
ard Of his monumental conceft,' said Dr..
7. H. McDonough. Of san Francisco. Cal.
VINO is st the Arlington During the
Russo-Japansse war the fall Of Port Ar
thur was being explained 70 him.
d" .PshaW. he exclaimed With sd
lVenezuelaus could have taken II in four
days
with thousand in one day. your ex-
/ ceHency,' said the diplomatic representa-
tive Of European power.
/ Castro was so pleased that Il IS said
the diplomat succeeded the next day IN
/ procuring the payment Of a claim that
his government had been va!Ely pressing
/ for years"
Seven words spoken by Timothy D.
! (-'Big Tlm'D Sullivan IN the assembly az
Albany killed q bill for the passage of
which the ways had been vel creased.
said William y Ferry. g lawyer. OF New
York. al the Shorehsm last night
"One Of Sullivan's colleagues. who had
J opposed the bill a. previous sessions, but
was now supporting Il. was explaining his
7 change Of attitude In previous years,
/ he declared. I was unable 10 support this
/ measure because the shiny trail Of the
I lobby was on il These WOTms OF the
/ corridor were Offering stocks and bonds
for votes for the bill This year, thank
j God. the bill Is IN new hands. and 10 one
/ charges that stocks and bonds are being
distributed 20 effect its passage
No. 8ir. Speaker Big Tim interjected.
this year it's cash.
The bill cid not pass"
Speaking OF Indian nationalIsm. Nine,
Bhikhaiji Rustom Cana, Of Paris. France,
, a Parsee. who is al the Riggs recently
2 said that If the Russians, Sophy Pet
rovskaia. and her comrades, are heroes
z and heroines in sight Of Englishmen and
= Englishwomen- Why are the East indians,
my countrymen. criminals for fighting fo-
f liberty. the same thing which the Rus
} sian woman has been dCing2 II so n
] Russia, why not IN Indiae Tyranny IS
= tyranny. and torture is torture Sue
!, cess justifies any action. Freedom calls
5 for exceptional measures 4 successful
rebel IS a patriot What is life without
+. freedom2 What IS existence without
I principles?
our people appear degraded. she said
a which Is an added reason 10 endeavor al
2 ali risks 10 make them better Indians
= must show their self-respect "a set u
work. Calling meetings and paSSng reso-
D luton days are over now They should
2 do silent. solid work \ handful OF for
e eigners. a handful Of Englishmen. hav5
J declared war on Us Who can wonder il
we millions declare war against them
I.ibertv's price must be paid What cOun
try. what nation has got liberty without
paving for it, They have learned 10 dil
! rather than 10 perish like worms We
2 are awakened 10 the sense Of our power
= and in the name OF our ancestors. and u
e our glorious country We defy our oQ
prsssors. We do not want English IN
4 ststuti0ns in India We do not want tn
: English oak Of that criugins John Morley
we have our lotus flower
We do not want 10 initiate Britisf
Z civilization We viii have our Own
which IS higher and nObler. What IS ri:
civilization Persecution Of women. FOl
WHAT For asking their human rights
Equal suffrage VIII yer triumph IN Eng
: land, even in the face Of the opposition
of the government
= Baseball is recreation adapted 70 al
E ages. classes. and professions. accordins
! 20 Michael H. Brady. Of Chicago. who L
at the National AIr. Brady IS q lawyer
! and a baseball crank OF the most ex
9 alted type.
!. spectators can closely follow III
7 games from beginning 10 end. said Bir
[ Brady. in which respect # differs from
= boat OF other racing II is suited 10 Z
: temperate climate Tor At least six months
f in the year. II keenly exercises th'
e mind as well as the body, and present.
an everchanging variety. 50 that no tw'
games are exactly alike Two hours ar
enough for a game. in which il differ
from cricket
!. The implements Of baseball are cheap
: which is not the case with archery O.
= boating An investment in a ball ant
o bat and access TO vacant Tot are SUN