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PERSONALS.

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce viii entertain al luncheon to-day
IN honor Of the Turkish ENJOYS. They
have quite a house party at the embassy.
The Bishop Of Washington has returned
20 the city for the season. Miss Douglas.
sister Of Mrs. Harding. viii be with
the bishop and his family this winter.
Senior Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo,
Minister from Costa Rica, will 80 20
Mexico soon. where he Is also accredited
as minister
Representative and Mrs. James R.
Mann have taken an apartment at the
Highlands for the season.
Miss Lucy Lee Brookes has returned TO
her home in Alexandria, Va. after a
visit to Baltimore as the guest OF Mrs
Charles Henry Carter, IN ST. Paul street.
FOR a week.
Mrs. w w. White. wife Of Commander
White. L. S n. retired. and Miss Louise
White gave a tea during the week in
honor Of Mrs. Crosby. of Franklin. Pa.
" 1850 VA -'A-N' N-'iN'' anu WIN was ueI
house guest
Miss katherine Brown, a debutante OF
this season, viii be the guest Of honor
at luncheon 10 be given by Miss Mary
McCeney on December at Rauschers
Mrs. MiIey. widow Of Col. John D. MI
ley. and her children have returned from
the mountains OF Virginia. and are set
tied for the winter in their Washington
home.
Miss Sallia Darlington. daughter Of
Brig. Gen. Ernest A. Darlington. U. s. A.
has returned from visit 10 West Point.
where she was the guest Of Col and Mrs.
Charles w. Larned. L. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Oxnard will not re-
turn TO Washington until the first week
in December, when they will occupy the
house 23A Massachusetts avenue. which
they have leased for tho season. They are
still az their country place, at UpperviIle,
Va. where they spent most Of the sum-
mer as well as the autumn.
Capt and Mrs. Godfrey II. Macdonald.
u. S. y, have taken an apartment at the
Westmoreland for the winter.
Mrs Cocheu. wife Of Capt. Franz,
Cocheu. Fifteenth Infantry. has returned
20 Washington for the winter. and is
located a. the Dupont Mrs. Cocheu
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horse show in New York when he was
violently thrown from his horse. IS now
on the soad TO recovery lie is az the
home of his mother. 1901 I street, and it
is hoped he viii be able TO be out IN
about a fortnight
Mrs. Abe King is visiting in Paterson,
y. J.. the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatz.
Mrs Joseph Kohler. OF New York. is
the guest of Mr. f. Heidenheimer and
family.
Mrs Gus Wallcrstein entertained at
bridge whist Friday afternoon.
Miss Alice Boyd. daughter OF Medical
Inspector John c. Boyd. U. 5. y. has
issued invitations for a tea Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock at her Sixteenth street
residence 20 meet Miss Natalie briggs,
daughter of the late Commander briggs.
L. S. y
Rear Admiral Conway II. Arnold, L. 5.
y. and Mrs. Arnold: Rear Admiral In
gersoI. L. S y, and Mrs. IngersoH are
among the army and navy people who
have taken apartments at the Highlands
for the winter.
Miss Gladys Mayer has returned from
a short visit to Baltimore.
The wedding Of Miss Edna Weyl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Max Weyl.
and Mr. Joseph Aue-bach will take place
Thursday at noon at the family resi-
I dence. 1910 r street.
Mrs. Deakyne, wife or Maj, Deakyne
Corps OF Engineers. is the guest at the
Kenesaw or her sister Mrs. Hannum.
wife Of Lieut. Hannum. Corps Of EnGl-
neers.
Miss Florence Gusdorf will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays in Newport News.
Va, as the guest OF Miss Dora Garner.
Or Anita Newcomb MCGEE. daughter
Of the late Prof. Simon Newcomb. L. S.
n. VIII leave next Friday for Algiers.
where she will spend the winter She
will be accompanied by her two children.
Miss Blanche Hirsch. Of Atlanta. Ga.
has returned from New York and is the
guest OF Mrs. Silas RosenthaL.
/ Miss Clara Strauss leaves Washington
/ tomorrow FOR visit to relatives in Bal
| timore.
Mrs. Harvey Madison, wife Of Lieut..
Harvey Madison. U. S. n. has arrived
in Washington for the winter. and has
taken an apartment at the westmore-
I land
/ Mrs. Green. widow Of Lieut. Harry
/ Green. L. S. n. and Miss Kathleen
Green have taken an apartment at the
Wyoming for the winter. and have as
their guest for few days Lieut.. Harry
/ Green, L. S. NJ c.
Mr.. Charles Hebron, Of indianapolis.
formerly of Washington. was the guest
OF friends during the week.
Friendship Circle gave a Dutch supper
followed by dance, at the National
! hl1eS- ATmoEx Monday eyeains, The AZ,
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George II. Rowe, president or Lincoln
Women's Relief Corps. Those present
were Mrs Otto Louis NcerhO6. Mrs
Charles Franklin Creighton. Mrs. a. v
Hough and Miss DOGGY
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Knox enter
tanned at dinner informally last evening
for their dcbutaute niece. Miss Van Ars-
dale who viii be presented TO society by
Mrs. Knox on December ].
Capt Cassidy Cook entertained at
luncheon yesterday az the Metropolitan
Club i'm honor of j. Y. Bcndus. a promi-
nent member Of the American colony I'm
Paris.
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DINNERS AND TEAS.

Gen. and Mrs. John w Foster enter
tanned at dinner last evening I'm honor of
the United States Ambassador to Ger
many and Mrs David Jayne I'm, who
are visiting in Washington Among those
asked TO meet them were Mr.. Justice
and Mrs oliver Wendell Holmes, the
French Ambassador and Nine Jusserand.
the Spanish Minister Marquis de villa
lObHr. the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, the
Solicitor General and Mrs Bowers. Mr..
and Mrs. G. c.. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Lansing. and a
number o. others prominent In Washing
ton society. including the hosts grand
son, Mr. John Foster Dulles, who Is with
them for the winter.
The Swiss Minister and Nine Ritter
were the guests for whom Mrs. Churchill
Candee entertained a dinner. company Of
twelve last evening
Mrs. Hodges. wife OF Col. II. F. Hodges.
U. s. A.. who is now I'm Panama. was
hostess at dinner last evening. IN honor
Of her house guest Mrs. Cocktails wife
of Col. Cocktails. of the Panama Canal
Commission. The guests asked 10 meet
her were the Minister from Panama. NJ.
ArOsemena: Gen and Mrs Wotherspoon.
Col. and Mrs. Spencer Cosby. Col. Lock-
wood. former Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs. John Callan OLaughlln. and
Mr.. and Mrs Reid Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh enter
tanned at a breakfast yesterday I'm their
Massachusetts avenue home I'm honor of
Archbishop Ireland. Their other guests
were Bishop O'GOrman. Mr.. and Mrs
William J. Boardman. Mrs Phil. Sheridan
Mrs. Nicolls Ludlow. Mrs Letter Mr.
John Barrett, Miss kellogg. house guest
OF Mrs. Letter. and Mr.. Barry.
Former United States Ambassador to
Italy and Mrs. William F. Draper enter
tanned a company az dinner last evening
for tho first time since opening their
home in Washington for the season. This
company was for Miss Davide Yulee
Noble, who will be married TO Lieut..
Sherman Miles next Wednesday. The
other guests were Mrs. William Belden
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mrs Martha Giel0W gave the story of
old Andy. the Moonsh.ner." before the
students and friends Of the Bristol School
on Friday afternoon. "Oid Andy" IS the
latest story from the pen OF this gifted
suthoress. and its presentation affords
one Of the most intensely interesting
readings, dealing with the pathetic prob
lem Of the mountain people in whom
Mrs. Gielow Is interested with other
workers OF the Southern Industrial Edu-
cationaI Association. "Old Andy IS In
the hands Of the publishers. and will be
one Of the attractive Christmas booklets
The Young Peoples Union Of Zion has
completed all arrangements for its ninth
annual bail. to be held Tuesday evening,
November o. at the National Rifles
Armory.
Constitution Chapter, Of the D. A. r.,
held its November meeting at the home
of Mrs. Clayton z. Emig. l7eS P street.
on Tuesday evening. The attendance of
members was large, and the following
invited guests were present, Prof. and
Mrs. w r. Vance, DR.. and Mrs. J. G.
Fernald. Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Logan. Mrs.
Richard LigCett DIR. G. =. Grandheld,
and J. A Arnold
Tho regent. Mrs. NJ. D. Lewis. presided.
The report for the branch Of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution was
given by its president Mrs. Emig. who
stated she had filed papers FOR ten chill
Gren during the month. Mrs. J. A. Ar
mold. In charge Of membership. gave the
following names. which have been en-
rolled during tho last month:
Mrs James F. Wilkie. Mrs Irene
Zander, Miss Anna Bragden. Miss Clara
Bragden, Mrs. Grace Van Casteel. Mrs.
p. Talman. Mrs, TX. J. Philips Mrs, II.
A. Brown. Mrs r. a Smith. Mrs. Will
lam J. Brayshaw, Mrs. William Halstead.
and Mrs. G. J. Jackson.
Constitution chapter will study the
History OF woman's work past and
present" this year The topic OF the
evening was Woman In philanthropy. "
Those who read papers were Miss Eliza
beth Pierce. Mrs. Richard Gasch. Mrs.
Van Ness Cattria. and Miss Lillian Nor
ton. Mrs. George r. Smallwood spoke on
the need OF greater philanthropy IN the
common walks OF life The hostess
served buffet supper az the close OF
the programme,
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fair was largely attended. and a neat
sum was realized for charity.
Mrs. Percy. widow OF Surgeon Henry
Percy. u. s. N. will spend the winter at
the Bancroft on her return from An
napolis. where she is being entertained
by Capt. and Mrs. Benson. L. S. n. and
Commander and Mrs knight, u. 5. n.
Mrs. Kenly, wife OF Maj. William L.
Keny. Fifth Field Artillery, who. with
her children. has been spending the sum
mer at Fort Schuyler. n. y. Eas returned
to the city and will spend the winter
with her father. Brig Gen. Henry w.
Closson, retired at 1853 Columbia road
The Afternoon Whist Club was enter
tained by Mrs. Schlossberg Tuesday aft
ernoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Norris
Kaufman and Mrs. Bertha Hechinger.
The table vas decorated with yellow and
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Ethel Pullman, daughter Of Gen.
John Pullman, retired has returned TO
her home in the Farragut, after having
spent the summer with her sister, Mrs.
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Mrs Dennis. and they viii probably be
in Europe all summer. Mrs Dennis eN-
poets 10 make Il trip 90 Indiana, go visit
Mr. Dennis father. Prof. ID. ". Dennis,
Of EarIham College. in Richmond
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spent the past summer visiting friends
at Governors Island, Atlantic City, and
Mountain Lake. Nd. while Capt CochCu
was absent on practice marches.
Mrs. and Miss Matile have gone TO Fort
Ontario, Oswego. y. Y. where they are
the guests OF Lieut.. G. A. Matile. They
will reutrn TO Washington the latter part
or his month, and viii spend the winter
at the Cairo.
Mrs Philip. widow Of Rear Admiral
Jack Philip. L. s n. is the guest Of
friends for the winter at l75S Corcoran
street.
Mrs, James W. Pinchot and her daugh-
ter. Lady Alan tombstone. wife OF the
British Minister at Copenhagen. have
Joined Mr.. Pinchot at their Rhode Island
avenue home.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Roland J..
Curtin were the guests OF friends here
the past week.
Capt. Robert Wallach, Tenth Cavalry
L.. S. A., who was injured at the recent
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Mrs. James William DOGGY. OF Capitol
Hin. gave luncheon on Wednesday in
honor OF her cousin. Miss Grace Della
PLANE, of Kansas City, Mo, and Mrs.
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There Are No Finer Carriages
than those furnished by Downey's Sta
bles. lG2o L. ST. Hired reasonably for we'd
aiRgss. dlgsneEss receptions teas So
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SOCIETY

Noble. mother of the bride-elect: Miss
Joanna Schroeder. Miss Evelyn Chew.
Miss Mary Scott. Miss Dorothy Williams.
Miss Elizabeth Parker. Miss Margaret
Preston Draper. Lieut.. Miles Mr. Colgate
Hoyt. Of New York: Mr.. William Emory.
Mr.. Chauncey Sackett, Capt. Baily. Lieut.
Foster and Mr. Brewster. most of whom
are IN the wedding party Of Miss Noble
and Lieut. Miles
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Mr. John Barrett, head OF tho Bureau
Of American Republics. who has returned
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Continued on Page 3, Column I.
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Capt. Robert WalIach, Tenth Cavalry
L. S A.. who was injured at the recent
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end I'm Baltimore. the guest OF Mrs. Albert
H. Lissberger
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MIS-. J. jackson has returned from "a
visit 90 Baltimore
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Mrs. Richard Harlow has as her guest
her niece, Miss Maud Conrad, sister Of
Mrs. Ford Thompson, jr. who will re-
main with her until after Christmas.
Miss Conrad has spent much time abroad,
and viii be remembered - a young
schoolgirl a few years ago. when her
mother. Mrs. George Choate Kendall.
had the SternberE home in California
avenue for q few seasons. Mrs Harlow
returned 10 her Washington home on
Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Stebel were ten
dered a surprise party in honor OF their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, and
were the recipients OF many handsome
gifts.
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Mrs A. Maurice Low has gone 20 Cali
fornla 10 spend the winter
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Mrs sidney G. Kaufman entertained
the Afternoon Bridge club OF their
weekly meeting Friday afternoon.
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Mr.. Henry Barnard, OF New York, was
recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
strauss
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln Dembitz have
returned from their bridal trip. and are
at the Beverly.
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Mrs. Daniel NJ Ransdel. wife OF the
sergeaut-at-arms of the Senate who
spent the summer in che West with Mai
Ransden. has returned 20 their home in
b street Maj. and Mrs. Ransdell made
a trip through the Yellowstone Park, and
visited their youngest son al Colorado
Springs. Col They were accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Charlotte Rams
dell.
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Mrs Lillian B. Messenger. one Of Wash
ington's authoresses. has returned 70
Washington and is again at the Fredouia.
where she Will be glad 90 see her friends
on Tuesdays throughout the season. Mrs
Messenger is engaged upon an important
prose work which viii be brought out
In the early spring. Prose is a new de-
parture Tor Mrs Messenger who has been
cmineuuy successful writing verse
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Mrs. Aaron Jackson. OF the Van Cort-
landt. is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Hecht. Of New York
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Mr.. and Mrs A. Wise OF Philadelphia.
were guests OF Washington friends the
early part OF the week.
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Mr.. Luis Anderson. speclalHenvoy from
Costa Rica, has returned to Washington
after a visit TO the capital Of his own
country.
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Maj Lloyd $ Mccormick Seventh
Cavalry. and Mrs. Mccormick have
purchased the house 1905 Seventeenth
street. Mrs. Samuel Wilson. Mrs. Nc
COrmick's sister. and the two sons OF
Mrs. Wilson have been guests Of the
McCormicks, and will shortly return 20
their home In Fort Leevenworth, Kans-
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At the regular Tuesday evening whist
at the Mercantile club, Mrs. b. Held
and Mrs. l.. jackson were the prize
winners
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The Swiss Minister and Mime. Ritter
were the guests FOR whom Mrs. Churchill
Candee entertained a dinner company Of
twelve last evening
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Dr. Luis Melian Lannur. Minister from
Uruguay. has sailed from Montevideo 20
return to this country. and viii reach
Washington in few weeks
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Mr- and Mrs Carl Farnum. Of oak
land Cal. are guests at the New VIII
lard
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Rev Or. hbram simm has returned
from a ten days visit to New York.
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A pleasing reminder of the debutante
gayeties Of the season will be the presence
of Miss Ethel Roosevelt here for some
weeks. visiting her sister, Mrs. Nicholas
LOnEworth, and her intimate friends.
Miss Carrie Louise Mum and Miss Faith
Simpkins. She Is expected 20 come here
almost Immediately upon the return of
her mother and herself and Quentin
from their long stay abroad.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13
KILL PREDATORY ANIMALS
Government Sets Aside $4,000 Il
Hire Men to Xiii Animal 10 In the
Mountain. This Fail.

Missoula, Mont, Aug. 10
Of So, 900 has been set
aside by the Forest service for
the purpose of hiring hunters
to destroy predatory animals
upon the national forests in.
District One. This is an In
crease Of 5000 over the amount
which was appropriated for this
purpose last year.
: Forest service hunters are US
ually assigned to their work
early in the spring since they
can do more effective work in.
destroying predatory animals at
this season than at any other
time of the year because this is
the breeding season, and a
whole family Of wolves or coy
otes can, be easily destroyed
when the dens are once located.
During the past spring hunt
ers were employed for a period
of one to three months upon
1.-THE Helena, Absaroka, Jeffer.
son, Gallatin, Custer, and Bit
ter Root national forests IN
Montana, and the Nezpercefor
est in Idaho, and succeeded il
killing eleven bears, forty-fou1
wolves, one hundred and fifty
two coyotes, forty wild cats
and twelve lynxes. The mos
successful hunter was Andrew
Peterson, Of the Jefferson for
est, who, in two months, cap
tured ten wolves, thirty-fou
coyotes and six wildcats.
Bears are numerous upon th'
Bitter Root national forest AM
lin the season Of 1908 kille,
,1twenty-seven head Of cattle an,
~ n "a ~ 15Tsfr- r%a%EnEtG-EElt4
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Will Car His Tomatoes.

Elk Point, s. D., Aug. 49,
J. Lowe, a we'll known
farmer living south of Elk
Point, is entitled to be called
the tomato king of South Da-
kota. He has five acressof to-
matoes-the greatest acreage
ever devoted to tomatoes in this
part of the state. Mr.. Lowe
has just received a consignment
Of 10000 cans and believes the
yield from the fve-acre tract
will fill that number of cans.
The canning will be done by
himself and assistants.
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Notice for Fertilization.

Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Rapid City 8. D., July
IA, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Sam
uel Patterson, OF Bend, 8. D., who, on
june 10, 1908, made homestead en-
try No. 778S-09275. for southwest
quarter. section 2, township 8 north,
ncrr:.sii. range 9 east, B. H. M, has
fled notice. of intention to make final
five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before
Register and Receiver. u. 8. Land
Office, Rapid City. 8. D., on the 24th
day Of August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: ].
E. Swanson, Of Bend, s. D.. Charles
E. Smith, OF Bend, 9. D., e. NJ. Plem-
beck, Of Bend, s. D.. H. e. Roth, OF
Bend, 8. D.
JOHN L. BURKE Register.
First publication July 16.
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior, u. 8
Land Office at Rapid City s. D., July
A. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that JohI
Edward Swanson, n Of the heir.
for all the heirs Of John swenssen
deceased. Of Bend, s.. d., who. OF
april II, 1904, made homestead en-
try No. 8639-09586, for the north
east quarter. section IS. township
range . east. B. H. NJ, has filed no
tice Of intention to make final dve
year proof to establish claim to til,
land above described, before Regis
ter and Receiver, at U. s. Land Once
RAPID City. 8. d.. on the Gath day 0
August 1909.
Claimant names % witnesses: Jacl
, Potter. Of Rapid City. s. D., OF
Dleson, Jr.. q Rapid City. 8. D, Lar
Larson, Of Rapid City. a. n. job
Martinspn. Of Bend. 90. Dakota.
John i. BURKE Registe,
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horses. a hunter was placed
on this forest last spring and
succeeded in killing six bears,
one Of which was a large griz-
Fly.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-13

greater normal profit on active
Investments here. believe
THAT while this excess has not
been reduced in a number of
leases, in a great majority the
rates are such as are necessary
to protect American Industries,
but are low enough, in case of
abnormal increase in demand
and raising of prices, to permit
the possibility Of the importa-
|tion Of the foreign article and.
thus to prevent excessive prices.
"The power granted to the
executive under the maximum
and minimum clause may be
exercised to secure the removal
of obstacles which have been
interposed by foreign govern
ments in the way Of undue and
unfair discrimination against
American merchandise and
products.
1.-The Philippine tariff section
/ have struggled to secure for
ten years last past, and it graft
6es me exceedingly by my sig
nature to give it the effect Of
law. | am sure it will greatly
increase the trade between the
two countries, and it will do
much to build up the Philip
pines in a healthful prosperity.
"The administrative clauses
of the bill and the customs
court are admirably adapted to
secure a more uniform and a
more speedy final construction
of the meaning Of the law.
"The authority to the presi-
dent to use agents to assist him
in the application Of the max
imum and minimum section of
the statute, and to enable Of
|icials to administer the law,
|gives a wide latitude for the ac-
QUESTION, under circumstances
favorable to it's truth, of infor-
nation in respect to the price
and cost Of production Of goods
lat home and abroad whice will
throw much light on the oper-
alton of the present tariff and
|be Of primary Importance as
Officially collected data upon
which future executive action
and executive recommendation
may be based.
"The corporation tax is a just
and equitable excise measure,
which it is hoped will produce
a sufficient amount to prevent
a deficit, and which incidental
|ly will secure valuable statistics
and information concerning the
many corporations of the coun-
TRY and will constitute an i'm
|portant step toward that degree
|of publicity and regulation
which the tendency in corpor-
ate enterprises in the last TWEEN
ty years has shown to be neces-
sary."
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