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THE l0TH pAY oF APRIL. ls09.

at 10 o'clock, A. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
parcels OF land with the two brick
messuages thereon, one ON each lot, "
ing and being situate In the city Of VIII
mington, New Castle county and State
Of Delaware, bounded and described as
No i-Beginning at the southerly side
OF Wawaset street. al fifty feet wide
between jackson street and the old
Kings road at the distance Of one hun
dred and forty-scven feet from the east
erly side of jackson street. thence SOUTH
rly PARALLEL With Jackson street one hum
dred feet TO the northerly side Of a FIVE
feet wide alley running parallel with
Wawaset street into jackson street,
thence with said side OF said alley east
erly thirty-thrce and one-half feet TO "a
stake. thence northerly parallel with
Jackson street. one hundred feet to the
thereby westerly thirty-three and one
half feet TO the place Of beginning. With
the common use Of said hve feet wide
No. 2-Beginning at the southerly side
OF Wawaset street. at nfty feet wide be-
tween Jackson street and the Old King s
eighty feet six inches from the casterly
side OF jackson street: thence southcrly
parallel with said Jackson street one
hundred feet 10 the northcrly side OF q
Eve feet wide alley running parallel with
WaWaset street into Jackson street,
thence with said side Of said alley east
erlN tnlrtN-tnrcc ana one-ndH tttt 10 a
stake. thence northcrly parallel with
Jackson street ono hundred feet 10 tho
said side OF Wawaset street and thence
thereby westerly thirty-thrco aud one
half feet TO the place OF beginning With
the common use OF said nvo feet wide
alley forever,
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property OF George II. Mccall admins
Cail said George IT, Mccall Rachael A.
Crosby and Edward H. Gallagher. heirs
al law Of Elizabeth Mccall, deceased
and Ida l.. Mccall, {. t.'s-, and 10 bc
sold by
CHARLES II. LIPPINcoTT.
Sheriff
sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
March a5. 1902 m26-2l-3l -a3-5-.
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list OF. PUBLIC SALES.

lPriI 2.-Carss Sale Of Contents Of 2
West side dwellings, together with
large assortment of New Furniture,
Carpets, Mating and Linoleums
and Rug, at Stidham g. Sons Auc-
tion Store, III East Fourth ST., at
I o'clock, p. m.
"Wateh this paper for ad Of sale"
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Bucher, sign painter, GIG shipiey.'
PIC and Milk Social.

A pie and milk social win be given
on Thursday evening by tho wolsen OF
Eastlake Presbyterian Church, at the
home Of Mrs. Lockhardt No. II West
Twenty-ninth street.
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po vou use an ntomizer

in treating Nasal Catarrhq IL so YOU
VIII appreciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm
the quickest and surest remedy for this
disease. In all curative properties Il Is
Identical with the solid Cream Balm
which is SO famous and 50 successful
IN overcoming Catarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold in the head. There is relief I'm the
first dash OF spray upon the heated sensi.
tive air-passages. All druggists 75c IN.
cluding spraying tube, or mailed by Ely
Bros. Sc Warren St. New York.--Adv.
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Ron snoial for AN lean.

on Thursday evening the baseball
team Of tho Harrison Street NJ. T..
Brotherhood will give a box social in
the annex Of the church for the benefit
Of the treasury Of the team.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ron RENr-FURNIsHED OR UN-
furnished second-story rooms, In
good condition. 1920 Tatnall ST.
mi5-1mo.
= fRNRD-S05. S07 AND 500 RACE ST,
" Philadelphia. Rooms, Pc, a5c soc.
Gentlemen only. apl-ly
rOR RENT-FURNfSfiED ROOMS
an convenicnces. Also large parlor
suitable Tor business purposes. llo5 Mar
ket ST. mi9-imo-eod
FOR RENT-TURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentleman, all conveniencca. BIO
West Fourth ST. m2i-e6-3l
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To Receive MIR. Van Dyke.

The congregation of Wesley N. Z.
Church will give a reception 10 ils new
pastor. the Rev. 7. r. Van DYKE. to-
E1orrow evening
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MARSHALLTON

MARShALLTON. March 3i.-Mrs. T..
r. First has been spending several days
with her daughter Mrs. Foard.
Miss Emily T. Peach is visiting her
uncle John II. Foard here.
Miss Hilda l.. Foard celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary on Friday
evening. Luncheon was served TO %
little guests and all enjoyed themselves
with games and music. Those present
were. Mrs. +. r. F'rist OF Newport;
Miss Emily Peach. Northeast; Miss
Ruth b. Foad. Deland. Fla: Miss Helen
+. Foard, Chesapeake city; Misses
Kate Hanna. Bertha Narnai, Lauretta
Hilyard, Margaret First, Of Newport;
Alice McVey. Alice Lyman, Anna
Groves, Mable Stienbacher Grace
Kitchens. Beatrice Kitchens. Edith
Dickson. Helen Miller, Dorothy Miller,
Esther Hopkins. Elva Hopkins. Irene
McCullen, Marion McCullen, of Phil
adelphia Messrs Bryan Spiccr, Syl-
vester Brittingham. Alfred Dickinson
Clifford Simpson, Frank Lyman, Rob
ert First, OF Newport and Warren Fam
ming.
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Drunks Barred From Pennsy Trains.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
is enforcing the order issued some
time ago prohibiting persons visibly
under the influence of liquor from get
ting aboard passenger trains.
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REMOVAL.

GEO. w QUINN. N. D..
has moved his Instituts- of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to II and 2 to 5. Saturday 9 10
IL. Evenings by appointment.
January lsth. II.
nR. WAd. f. HARRIS HAS REMOVED
~ his Dental OFFICES 70 The Clinton
Apartments, ei1 West Tenth street. (
nzl-imo.
d EMOVAL NOTICE.
X Or. III. G. Moore. Dentist. removed
10 Delaware Ave. aud Tatnall st.
rnl5-cOd-lmo.
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REAI. ESTATE FOR SALE

F0R SALE or kfNT~HxVING
Ter tho large business property. fronting
on Fourth street Fiftht street. and Penn
sylvania Railroad Freight Yards. eie-
waited siding, runs through property over
u coal bins. large stable. once and store
room. The entire property over lhOw
square Feet, ground surface - under root.
ThOMPsON Co. 900 East Fourth street
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WILSON LINE TO PHILA. ]
go South By Sea-

Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Steamers Philadelphia to Javannah.
A most delightful route 20 Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and all Southern
points.
Low Fares aud Excellent Service.
Through tickets on sale from Will
mington, Del. Call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or for booklet address City
Ticlset ONCE. 1o5 S. Ninth ST.. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
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and responsibilities"
II Is understood that Captain Green
will receive a pension OF $4,000 a year.
Old Gold and silver purchased for
cash. Eares. 715 Market. ID. H.
Strcc-fort, successors
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FOR SALE

ToF sALE-A C0YLEs PATEN'f
roller store awning. EPHRAIM'S IS.
No. w 4th 81. mi5tf
FOR SALE.-65-ACRE FARM CON
venient 10 steamboats, to Ihlladcl-
phia. some wood timber and fruit
room dwelling, other buildings. school
close. good location. productive land.
Price S.f00: $3.50 cash, balance time To
suit J. r.. McGONIGAL q SON. Do
yer. Del m26-'t
zOF SALEi-PAIR OF ANGORA
4 goats. wagon and harness.
LYNClf6 STABLES, 4th and Shipley SITS
EoR sALE-RHoDE ISLAND RED
4 and Brown Leghorn Eggs. Fine
stock. Great layers. SL00 per setting.
1T. W. BOOKER, 35oi West st.
m2o-M. w. S-6t
ROR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST PAY.
L Ing hotel properties IN Pennsyl-
Last years business s2i 7e2o0 The price
is $4,000; $4,000 down. balance 10 suit.
purchaser No agent. Address d. F.
DIEFFENRACHER, 492 Pine St. Will
Transport, Pa. m5l-s'
UoR SALE-COOK STOVE AND LIN
4 oleum. 52O n. CLAYTON 81. INSIST
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGlsTERs oRDER.


Office Of the Register Of Wills.
New Castle, Del. March 18th, 1909.
Upon the application OF Martha H.
Baldwin and Ellis w Yarnall, Executors
hundred, in said county, deceased Il IS
ordered and directed by the Register Of
Wills that the Executors aforesaid give
notice of granting Of Letters Tcstamen-
tary upon the estate Of the deceased. with
the date OF granting thereof by causing
20 be posted within forty
days from tho date OF such Letters in
six Of the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act
OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
Nidcd; and also cause the same TO be
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in Wilmington, Del, and 20 be continued
therein three weeks e.. o, d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of office OF the Register of Wills
(SEAL) aforesaid, az Wilmington, IN New
Castle county, aforesaid. tho day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ WALKER.
Register of Wills.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary We're I'm due form OF law grant
ed unto tho undersigned. on the 18th day
of March. A. D., 1909, and that all per-
the deceased must present the same. duly
attested. TO the said Executors on or
before the 25th day of March, A. D., 1910,
or abide the Act Of Assembly In such
MARTHA II. BALDWIN,
ELLIS W. YARNAI.Ls
Address Morton z. Paul. ESQ. Attorney;
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
m26-9t-eod.
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r.OSr' AMI FOUND
WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sfNGLE on
w double rooms, for man and wife. .Ap-
PLY 200 Z. Bird 81. InlA-lm
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SIirnATIoNS WANTED-

a COMMERCIAL COLLEGE GRADu-
n ate with several years experience in
d. f. Bookkeeping and general ofiieta
work desires position as bookkeeper.
Address BOOkl<EEPEk,
Journal Ofiicc. m29-dl-al-6
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REAL ESTATE-

WE'VE cor 1T. WE'LL GIT IT.
or IT IS NOT TO BE HAD.
Collecting OF Rents n Specially.
G.. II. HAYDEN, successor 10
Hayden g. Vail.
Both Phones Tcnth and Monroe SITS.
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+ OR SALE.
A nice lot. ripe for a building oper--
at.en. In a hne location. East side Of
Rodney street and south OF Rennsy,,,
wanna avenue. iO0 feet front VIII seii
reasonable. CHARLES g. kuftHI,.
lDpposlte Court Housel i0li Marker NJ.
FOR SALE
Six new houses. Just completed. con-
tanning seven rooms and bath. Comoina-
ton gas ana electric fixtures, 'front.' ana
back porches. cement cellar. hot air neat
cr and papered. W,ll sell on easy ierlnt
Centrally located. Wincncster fl9ce' pc
tween Thirteenth and fourteenth, Ut,
ange and Tatnall streets. Apply on
CHARLES r. ANDERSON * SONS.
Automatic Phones iUi0-S5lO
y. a A. i926-A.
ysOR SALE-A FINE NEW HOUSE
at Hillcrcst. Hard wood nnlsh,
cement cellar, hot water heat, iarst.
light. having combination fixtures, ime
water, furnished by AR pressure Win
lot 100 feet front by 2is feet decp. Az
tomobile house with cement noor' Sc
ment walks IN yard hen house, hln'
trees. shrubbcry and hedge. owner mgN-
CANT opportunity to get ine nome WIN
all convcnicucca OF the city.
CHARLES &. kURTI,
l0l1 Market Street
Opposite Court Ifouscl mle-m-v wv t-ti
EOR SALE-DWELLINC 9lS WEST
Fourth street, 3 rooms, bath, porcni
this property has Just been completely
condition. would make nice home, con-
'S''NN''' JoHN J. MONAGHAN,
fl3-wstf los w. seventh 81
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SHERIFF,S SALES

sHERfFFSS SALE-BY ViRTUE OF 4
writ of Nenditioni Exponas, TO me d.
rected. will be exposed 10 public sale, al
the Court House. on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware
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We make electric signs: Bucher's.'
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NnrIl.E

Address Morton Z. Paul. ESQ., Attorney
at-I.aw. No. 1l22-e3 stephen Girard
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
m26-9t-eod
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BOARDING AND LODGING
TGRNfsafB ROOMS. Wff4 or
without board. Gil Franklin.
MO. 22. "A n. .2Q31
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CRANE MAY NOT Be
GIVEN THE CHINESE
MISSION AFTER ALL
Rumor Says that Administration Does Not
Approve of Utterances of New Minister
on Certain Questions.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

WASHINGTON October 1.-THE Hon. Charles r. Crane may
not represent the United States China after ALL The newly
appointed envoy extraordinary and minister penpoenay the
Fowery Kingdom arrived here yesterday response the call
Secretary of State There current circles sup
posed we'll informed that the conference blasted the hopes of
Crane far diplomatic post in China is concerned
Report has that of the utterances which the minister
made in the of interviews published Chicago news
papers have not met with the approval of the administration
Crane talked rather freely the Chino Japanese situation and
this may have made the Secretary of State doubtful as to the
wisdom entrusng to him the delicate negotiations which will
fall to the lot of the United States Minister to China during the
next year two.
At any rate there is report which appears to have con-
siderable foundation that Ms Cranes interviews caused his re-
call and may possibly result in his removal from office before he
has had a chance to show what he can do.
Crane in San Francisco ready to sail for his new post
when he received the telegram from Secretary Knox smonnq
him to Washington Before responding to the call he conferred
with the President but evidently received little satisfaction The
matter is causing no little talk in official circles.
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No CHANGE
IN SCHEDULE
Steamer Ciaudine Will Continue
to Garry Mail to
Hawaii.

Hilo is afraid of losing its mail by
the Claudine, says the Kohala Midget,
because the service doesn t pay the
Inter Island company.
James Mclean, vice president of the
Inter-Island company, when asked yes
terday whether there is any intention
of taking off the Claudine, said that
the present contract of the company
with the United States government
does not expire until July of next year
Naturally, said he, this contract will
be fulfilled.
He said that while it has been sug-
gested that the Mauna Kea make a
twiceweekly trip to Hawaii, so that
the mails may be carried over to the
Big Island, as usual, the company has
not formed any opinion as to what
should or ought to be done. When the
government again calls for bids for
carrying the mails, whatever changes
are to be made will come up for con-
sideration.
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PLAYED NEAR
JUDGES HOME
Dectives Raid Paikau Game
Near the kaneohe
Courthouse.

Within stones throw of District
Magistrate Aikue's home in Kaneohe
large number of Chinese residents
of that district have been dallying
with the dice and buttons in the good
old celestial game of paikau and fan
tan, occasionally. The information
that somebody was running a game
down Kaneohe way was brought to
Chief Leal and the special officers made
an excursion Saturday evening across
the Pail and took a look.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning the
detectives returned, bringing sixteen
prisoners, thirteen of whom are Chi
nese, one a Japanese and two, Kore-
ans. Whether the superstitious num-
Der of Chinese will have any affect
upon their cases when they come be-
fore Judge Andrade this morning re-
mains to be seen. The officers secured
considerable evidence in the way of
cash, buttons and dominoes.
Tin Chong was found on Liliha
street near Vineyard yesterday morn
ing peddling fish, which is in viola
ton of the board of health regulations.
He was brought in by Officer Clark,
and will be brought before the magis-
trate this morning.
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BUDDHIST PRINCE WILL
ARRIVE HERE TODAY

Soneho Otani, peer of Japan, prince
of the Buddhist church and brother
and heir of Count Kojui Otani. su prene
patriarch of the West Hongwanji Bud
dhist church, will arrive here this morn
ing on the Mongolia. Elaborate plans
have been made for the entertainment
of the distinguished guest and the day
will be red letter event in the his
tory of the West Hongwanji mission
in Hawaii.
The Mongolia is due early this morn
ing and at an early hour large party
of japanese will gather on the water
front. When the whistle announces
the approach of the steamer, fireworks
will be let off as a signal for all Bud
dhists to assemble at the wharf.
As quickly as the steamer docks,
Soneho Dtani will come ashore and will
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Will Launch Y. M. c. A.
New Building Project

Over two hundred aeceptances had
been received Saturday night for the
big Y NJ. C. A. banquet at the Young
Hotel tonight at Z clock, and the ae-
ceptances since that time should bring
the attendance up until this evening S
banquet will be the largest and most
representative banquet held in Homo
lulu in the memory of the oldest ka-
maaina. The object of the banquet and
the list of speakers have awakened
general interest. and assure the sue
cess of the gathering. The speakers
and the topic of the evening are as
follows:
R. H. Trent, as president of the as
citation, will preside and open the
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TOXIC PAPERS DO NOT
LOOK FOR INTERFERENCE

11-No
to little
declaring
OF
the N lie
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speaking with a few remarks on the
present need of the association. after
which short address will be made by
Governor Frear on the topic. Honolu-
III s Chief Asset-Young Men; Judge
Dole viii speak on, Honolulu United ::
Ex-Governor Carter on, The Proper
Method, and Judge Woodruff on the
subject, Will 1t Pay?
c. NJ. Cookies splendid gift of $780,
600 toward the association building
project has acted as an endorsement
of the association as an institution
that can make proper use of large
sum of money. 1t was a vote of con-
fidence that has called other mems at
tention TO the Y NJ c. A as we'll
Continued on Page Eight)
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GAYNOR CHARGES HEARST
GAVE HIN DOUBLE CROSS

Democr nominee
nothing which
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be escorted up King street to the
Young Hotel The march from the
wharf to the hotel will be triumphal
parade, for this viii be the first time
that Soncho Otani has accepted the
honors due his high rank since he left
Japan several years ago for tour
of the world
After a short rest at the Young
Hotel, the distinguished guest will be
escorted to the West Hongwanji Bud
dhist mission on Fort street. The line
of march will be from the Young,
along Hotel street to Fort, and mauka
on Fort to the temple.
All of the Buddhist priests in the
Territory have been summoned here for
the occasion and are already on the
ground Also the teachers in charge
of all Of the Buddhist schools in the
Islands, delegates from the Buddhist
congregations on the various islands,
officers of the head temple here, promf-
nent members of the Buddhist women s
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associations and the mem
bers of the Young Men s
Buddhist Association will
be present.
The gathering of Bud
dhists will be the largest
that has ever been known
In this Territory. As Son
cho Otani has found it I'M
possible to stop over here
for a week. as was the orig
inal intention. all Of the
ceremonies will have to be
crowded into a part Of the
dav. The future patriarch
Will continue his journey
eastward on the Mongolia.
As soon a the procession
reaches the Buddhist tenn
pie. Otani Will deliver a
sermon in the main chapel.
This viii be listened 10 by
a vast congregation OF
prominent Buddhists.
Immediately after the
services in the temple. Ota-
nj will he conducted to the
main hall of the new
schoolhouse where the
unique and impressive
ceremony Of the shaving
Of the heads Will be per
Continued on Page s..
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GREAT CROWDS HEAR TAFT
DELIVER TALK AT FRESNO


ing shortly
very
with
the wonder of
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CABLE MANAGER IS
On THE WAY HOME

J. D. Gaines, superintendent of the
Commercial Pacific Cable Company, ar
rived yesterday at San Francisco on
his way from Canada, where he has
spent leave of absence of several
months, to Honolulu, to resume his
duties again.
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RAIN FORCES DISAPPOINTMENT

third of the championship baseball
will probably postponed Heavy
bail
yesterdays
played today az
attendance The
enough for the ground
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The cable schooner Flaurence Ward
is expected to arrive at Midway Is
land from Honolulu about Thursday
next.
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The Supreme Patriarch of the West Hongwani Buddhist
Church Is Married to Sister OF the Crown Princess of
Japan. His Brother, Soncho 0tan, Heir to the Patr
Archaic, Will Arrive on the Mongolia this Morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-03
Democrats Hard to Please.

When the tariff bill was first re-
ported to the house, being the product
of republican hands, of course it did
o please the democrats. Not all of
them knew just why, but it was their
habit to kick. They turned to the
president and wanted to know what
he was going to do about it, but Mr..
Taft kept still and waited until should
come the executives time to speak,
even though he was berated by the
democrats for not bringing pressure
on the house leaders for a bill which
met their ideas OF what the repub-
Leans had promised.
The tariff bill in due course of time
went to the senate, was amended and
reported back to that body, and still
the president has kept his own
sci, at least so far as taking the demo-
Gratis into his confidence, Through it
all Mr.. Taft has simply referred in
ouirers to his speeches and letters dur
ing the campaign and since, but all
, the batting of his opponents has not
been able to drive him to mix pre-
maturely in with the legislative work
of framing the tariff bill.
The plan to goad the president into
making an issue with congress having
failed, his democratic opponents have
taken another tack. The efforts Of
men whose views are similar to those
expressed by Mr.. Taft to shape the
tariff along those lines is being de-
nounced as indirect coercion of on
gress on the part of the president.
Mr.. Taft still declines to crafty his
political enemies by calling them off
and consequently there is more woe
and unhappiness in the democratic
camp. While the heather rage Mr..
Taft continues to smile and when the
smoke has all cleared away the chances
are he will in the main have had his
way, which was plainly blazed out dur
ing the campaign.
II 10 really too bad the president
cannot satisfy the democratic malcon-
tents, do what he may, but if he pur-
sues the straight path, the people will
see through the democratic demagogy