The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-05-27
Champ Clark and the Tariff

v vde H. Tayenner Staff Washington Correspondent Of this
- Newspaper 49,
Washington, May SI-lhe Fayhe-fhdrlch-Smoot tariff
ps''T + was upward by approximately III per
T. has IREADY resulted in increased prices all along the line
Tic did Champ Clark of Missouri leader of the Democrats in
g. House of Representatives thunder his reply the speeches
p Taft other Republican leaders who have attempted
d the public the assertion that the PayneAdrh bill was
S hest tariff bill ever passed.
s M Clars speech had been carefully prepared was
and effective answer to the countless bald misrepreenta
complete @ u have ben manufactured by the Republicans Who are des
ev in need of campaign material of sort for the ap
ppmachng Congressional elections
e Minority Leader denounced the proposed appropriation
Of the peoples money for the purpose of enabling the Re
ans gather data with which to prove that the tariff law
E Godsend to the country
on which permits the steel and other monopoes sell
their products cheaper foreigners than Americans
n short Mr. Cars speech will down of the great Dem
orratc keynotes Of this session of Congress.
I IS true admitted Mr. Clark that reduced the duty
lumber and that lumber trust marked up the price of lumber
q m thousand before the last of got out of Washington
And # the department justice had done its duty would by this
me have filled jas full Of lumber trust nagnates that their
arms and legs would stick the windows and the doors
r Payne the Republican leader says that he and his cohorts
will meet us in November Glory be- Glory be! looked
forward to any day with such joy do to the first Tuesday after
the first Monday of November except to my wedding day and the
davs on which my children were born
y Democratic brethren, at last after hard trials and great
;one thank God we stand here shoulder shoulder heart
o solid as stone wall inspired by the hopes of coming victory
Democrats are getting together everywhere while the Republican
party presents the asonshed gaze OF men the appearance OF
diSoving view. NJ
because YOU can not help yourselves And when do meet us in
November you will receive the boodes licking you nave had S
1892 Up guards, and at them!
bong6 the colossal sum of carried by the sum
dry civil appropriation bill for the maintenance OF soldiers ho
the Republicans forcing the old soldiers OF the naoh 70 'uO'
on from II to IA worth OF food per day
An inspector of the war department reported that the food IN
the soldiers homes more IN qalt lHd tlidl 9uPF
prisoners in the federal penitentiares IL
An idea of the wastefu methods employed IN colues I
homes NAV be had from the fact that although the cost OF m
than doubled in the 10 years between 1926 ana
the number of soldiers cared for had increased but per c
"Le your imagination spread this outlay OF II cents %
days food SUPPLY suggesed Representative COX OF oho anu
have an accurate picture of the nations heroes are DS %
Observe e evening meal and YOU will appreciate what was tat
moved Inspector Brewster pity and inspired his
ton that there be least bowl of milk to the scal
Frederick NJ Kerby the young interior department Sos p
er who was dismissed because he admitted that Oscar laWle
ppomtee of Balnger practically dictated Presde
letter generating Ballinger, the sole support o,
and babe He had worked hard and conScleh,ouSg ~ -
reach the position he occupied when dismissed b d his;
Kerby was positive he would be dis charged II po @
story He Thought the matter over carefully for several weeks
Il concluded any allegiance may nave ;,ce
lnge" said Kerby .swas cancelled absolutely when by l
he became party attempt to smother the uutl ,s TO
By making his exposures Kerby was proDaDy I Is
Bger and Balnges plans for turning over S Iat 70 see
the Morgan -Guggenfem syndicate But 1t IS aIo', ~ vas en-
how he reaeherous to the public IN whose Sei'''~
poyed. 15,en saws
"The new tariff classications the cotton schedule s %
Senator Dollver republican, oppose to increase 1 sim
eray most cotton cloths used tor woe ] curtain and up
mer wear and on all mercezed cottons hSueu ~ schedule
hsy goods etc the Aldrch revision o. M . new tariff
was of the darngly niquous features the hands Of
The production of agricultural implements IS Id ~ products
and the tring reduction of per cent on @ eso p COM
was merely for the purpose of attempting to 1901 ''
munity7 ,1.- declared
In his speech on the tariff Champ Clark OF Sot bill
that if President Taft had vetoed the bene-
he could have written his among the count 9nnryed
factors But he let golden opportunity 60 % to him
added the minority leader, 'and it will never i0
long as the grass grows water runs.