The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
AT THE HOTELS.

the period In which American and foreign
manufacturers may apply for space In
the International exposition 20 be held
az Buenos Ayres next year, It IS evident
mat the exhibitions from America and
Europe VIII surpass expectations" said
Enrique Rodriguez. Of Buenos Ayres. at
the New Willard last night.
America VIII be well reuresented" SAID,
Mr. Rodriguez. but the manufacturers.
OF Great Britain Germany. and Frances
are more appreciative OF the opportunity
and win have more imposing displays
than the United States. Not many bust
ness men Of the great North American
republic are familiar with conditions IN
Argentine, and many consider the people
as semi-savage and unprogressfye. To
these It will come as a shock 70 learn
THAI Buenos Ayres is the fourth largest
city IN the new world. and by all odds
the most beautiful and the best governed.
and that Argentine Is rapidly coming TO
the front IN live stock and agricultural
products. European countries. especially
Great Britain and Germany. are spend
Ing millions OF dollars TO develop the
Argentine trade.
Next years exposition will cOmmem-
crate the centennial Of Argentine inde-
pendence.' added Senior Rodriguez. who
is visiting the United States in connec-
ton with the fair, and will be devoted
largely 10 illustrating the progress made
IN railways, agriculture, and industry.
As matter OF fact. there viii be sepa-
rate fairs including the International
Railway and Transportation Exposition.
the international Agriculture and Live
Stock Exposition, and smaller exhibitions
OK other Industries and the arts"
The death Of Gov. Johnson is deeply
felt IN Minnesota" said John NJ. Pratt. OF
Duluth. MINI. at the Arlington, where
everybody entertained the highest esteem
FOR him. Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis always hoped that johnson soma
day would occupy the Presidents chair
In the White House, and II Johnson had
been candidate for the Presidency the
last time instead Of Bryan. honestly
believe the Democrats would to-day be IN
charge Of the national administration"
New York politics being his favorlts
subject evidently. Michael G. Donovan.
% New York city, who is az the Raleigh.
said last night that Tammany would
elect its candidates. no matter what
claims Hearst and Barnard may make
az this time
AT every election in New York City,
mean local tights, Of course-there have
always beer a bunch Of soreheads who
bucked the 1egular ticket Why, do YOU
ask? That's easy, because they want 70
be IL see? They want just the whole
pie. see? But that game don't work.
Everybody mold New York IS on 10 their
curves, and y1u can't fool EN- much ever
there.
Hearst? Vel. III ten YOU. sonny.
Hearst Is al right in his newspaper
Office that's where ne belongs and where
he can do a IL OF damage or good II he
wants TO But FOR mayor OF New York
not on your lie. What? No. sir, not
this evening. say, what do YOU think
about TammaTy? You bet it's g fine
organization. a2d q helps the poor. too.
and that's whole lot more than the
other guys IS don Murphy is q shrevd
politician. ard klows the game. and they
can't beat him No. ne don't do any
shooting OF his mouth Ike the other
fellows does Ve-en he rsrs good AMI
ready be VIII teI the whole world BY
how many votes GsynOr VIII win. and
you can just bet your last dollar on it
that Gaynor wins Z Murphy says so.
'Dick Jones. CT 7rague. Okla has he
distinction OF cathing the first white
footed fox IN Oklahoma said Frank T
Young Of Tulsa, tkla-, at the Raleigh
last night "Whileou hunting receutlv
he jumped red TX In the field. He
fred shot out OF is shotgun. and Mr..
Fox went head over aeeIs.
Jones walked ove1 and picked LID his
game" continued Mr.. Young. "and TO his
great surprise found It to be a white
footed red fox. The aimal is very rare.
and there have probaly not been mora
than half a dozen Tx II killed in +bis
country, The white-Doted fox fs "a
scarce as white quail o a white so,,I-raf
specimen OF each OF Which having baen
killed IN Eastern Oklahclla this fan It's
'front.' feet are marked 18th white Tba
rlght foot has white stocking 70 cha
knee, while the left foOtis Whit pAsr1,-
to the shoulder. The fox has bee1
mounted
Business IS good our Wv" added Mr.
Young but it didn't com that vav on
account Of Mr.. Taft beine in the White
House. It came because was the Da+-
ural sequence. If Roosevel.ba5 baen =
elected and were IN the Vvlte T5ores 20
day business would be lust Is GOOD pol
itics has little TO DO with bsiness corii-
tons" O'--u'-
Benjamin II. Newman, c Pittsb,---
who was seen at the Cochra. Ias+ 1irh+
discussing female labor said
Jewish and American girlsara ., +b.
garment factories OF Pittsbr- ,rbfo
Irish and German women, thehiu-drell-
ing wives OF the miners, hold te subordi-
nate place IN the trade. In th,storv ir-
dustry. the Polish women, som NJ then,
married and others immigrant iris have
the inferior and unpleasant wcz Tba
least desirable occupation for ,oroen in
stogy factories IS tobacco tSipDinq
pulling the stems out Of the mott leaves
and weighing and tying them irDouDdg
for the rollers. In tenement sims oDs
may find the shippers in a celia. their.
backs against a damp wall, worlnr nv
the light OF flaring gas jet In large
factory, one viii see them sitnsz IN
their low stalls, row behind row. tenn
ing and Weighing and throwing the ,asta
to one side. They would work al sgbt'
one foreman said. II I would give hem
the chance. We never have any trable
with them. we can't give them enarh
Il.