The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
i, What the Capital City
/. Of the Nation Has
+, Become.
nU7CTANS WHO ARE
|uWAYS GIVING OUT DOPE
|,hle Is, However, That Each
|he Has a Different Story
to Tell.
n RALPH M. wHITEsIDE.

n RALPH M. WHITEsIDE-
..ssd Wire to The Tribune,
,suINGTON, July 9,-Washing
s.;n in the condition of semi
1S;sb always follows the adjourn
~ I'll The long session of Congress,
7snarture OF the president and
much everybody else who can
'xew for the summer vacation
rb can't get away find little
a shont save politics. Washing
= city of politicians, and there
-oro men here. comparatively, 1t
'snsllv, who can tell Just exactly
my given election is going before
Mas are cast than in any place
tSe star spangled banner. The
n. Is that each of the know-it-alls
! different story. so that the
an Individual still has to wait un-
IA nspers are published the morn
,i,er election to be sure who has
Take the congressional election
4 hlI for example. Speaker Cannon,
ktfore he left for home, declared
-sts we're never brighter for n
|,.re Republican victory saw
Champ Clark Just before he went
IN York TO instruct Tammany hall
|rs true principles OF Democracy,
/ = WAS SO sure the Democrats were
4 % carry the next house that he
|,|zady begun to make up his COM
|< lists. So there you are.
C1y Goes Up for Foraker.
lard one bit of political gossip
cker day which is interesting,
"a il is true OF not. 1t is to the
! nat the Ohio Republicans had
4 OF we're about TO send out
1onisn cry to Hon. Joseph Benson
.kr to ncome over and help us.
/ MD they are nightly afraid that
]lason Harmon will repeat in No
~ and give President Taft hard
tvu years hence. 1t will take
'c maehinist like Secnator Foraker,
telieve, TO get things in shape.
Napplng Work for Congress.
|fiady the work Of the next session
Iaqess is being mapped out. Here
5uue Of the things which will be
It'd to the short session for ae-
D nsste the Appalachian and White
Tain forest reserve.
build up the merchant marine by
zen Of ship subsidies.
regulate the granting Of injunc-
. permit the federal incorporation
1lf0ads and other common carriers.
fcgnlate the lssue of stocks and
o. transportation companies,
e Enactment Of additional conser-
~ measures, eight bills remaining
NJ action.
establish a bureau Of public
eaeourage the study OF agriculture
-fchanical arts, for which an ap-
9llon of .sl0,000,000 isproposed.
lom Of civil government for
dfsation of the Sherman anti
11eatlon of the postal laws and
lzatlon Of the postal system.
p2n Tor the retirement of civil
y employees.
s1pedite litigation in federal
uaanEes in House Seats.
y scheme for changes in the seat
sMugements IN the house Of repre-
-se: mad been planned by New
Hehtccts. The present crowded
I''a OF the house is responsible
attempt TO rearrange the seats
Hlsase the capacity Of the hall.
!ne plan desks will be done
SHn, Instead Of the present lit
~ lnere will be, running in front
lo"s Oh seats, narrow shelves,
Jug the effect Of old fashioned
aesks' These will be provided
as reading tables and for such
g papers and books as the mem
teei compelled to bring with
"oen ABOUT to speak. The width
.sase s VIII be slightly decreased.
uepth will be increased TO COM
" IS not believed that the
ny sa change will be necessary un-
,ss Inc rcapportionment increases
%1ouf1sship. If the Sixty third con-
oulu, as IS expected, contain
s heaI 425 members, the house
ido 'sMhpelled to take up the plan to
y door. accommodations
|p "u'sances in Capital.
s5 n with the disagreeable odor
"a da, dum automobiles, the oil and
4 Of f'..gosited by them along the
ID ,hse hae streets and the tar which
hssJs spaces between the street
IA =; dna endaEgcrs life on ac,
Al unstable. footing, / canno.
n Ms iis time Of any other city
/ tisr MIS- MIS- respect. is more unattrac,
nerar Washington - says Farley S.
i nnt u " Portland, Or, Washing,
ers ia. a manufacturing town, and
h snshl sal Tor this reason alone the
t6e"'oiities should be able to
sers : tar and other nuisanccs. II
Hnpto,a = 9eavy commercial traffic in
hlss. continued Mr.. Spring.
|rtsabise might be some excuse. The
he "a, oaor spread by uutomo.
tan hs saf and the spilIing OF gaso.
Fell as m prevented in Washington
TIL n ~ IS prevented in other
lsaltr" "ese ~ features dctract from
notipsdp u The capital, and are al
90 nnt py strangers. They Ger
1nd ~ sI cause favorable impres
|lt tSaaes make man ponder or
epuvSn Sbnst Uncle SIN is not power
town = stop nuisanccs in his OWL
p from u, former United State:
tscpfly Washington, was in thu
Discussing politics. ht
'n'lnued on Page Two.