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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
Leesburg

Special to The Richmond yirSiElf.n.l
LEESBuRG, VA, April 2S.---Misses
Eliza and Louisa Whyte. of Baltimore,
Md. are the guests at Rock Spring"
OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Harrison
Mrs. ]. Page Laughlin has return
ed to her home near Leesburg from
visit To relatives In New York.
Or. and Mrs. Truman Parker and
children and Miss Eva Talcot. aof
| Richmond. are now in Leesburg, oc-
cupying the Littleton house
Mrs Earle Turner. of this town. is
attending the d. A. X. Congress in
Washington this week. and is regis
tered at the New Willard, with her
parents, from Pennsylvania Her lit
tie son, Fighter, is With her.
Mics Jessie Franklin left this week
for Rockville, Md. to visit friends.
Rev. W. III. Burkhardt, of Leesburg.
and Rev. A. u. Gibson, OF Aide, Va.
are attending the meeting OF the
Piedmont convocation at Falls Church
this week.
-. c.. visited his relatives In Lees
burg this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Green, of
Richmond. Va. ar the guests in Lees
burg of the latter's parents, Captain
and Mrs. j. W. Foster.
Mrs. Jefferson Smith is visiting
friends In Washington this week,
Rev. ]. Alfred Garrett, OF Leesburg,
flled the pulpit on Sunday OF the
First Baptist church of Bryn Mawr,
Pa. He Will preach in the same
! church THIS sunday.
lEs1- tad--4tfetr
daughter. Miss Mary Stewart, have
( been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shirley
Carter at their home, near Leesburg
+ DR.. and Mrs. Stewart have recently
returned from Brazil
/ Miss Patience Vandevanter spent
the week end In Leesburg with Miss
Florence Vandevanter.
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Ashland

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
ASHLAND, VA. April 23.-The
Euchre Club was entertained on We'd
nesday evening by Mrs. l.. r. w.
Marye.
Miss Fannie Lancaster is visiting
Miss Bessie Cannon, of Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. Walter +. Story. of Franklin.
Va, made a flying business trip to
Ashland on Wednesday mNning.
Mr.. r. M. VIM. OF Mecklenburg
county, is visiting friends in Ashland.
Mr., r. FL. Payne has been compell-
ed to abandon his studies at RAN
dolph- Macon College, on account of
poor health. He will leave for his
home In a few days
Mr.. l.. l., Grnvely left Thursday ey-
ening to visit his home at Rocky
Mount. n G.
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Williamsburg

Especial To The Richmond Virsih.aht'
VILLA MSBURNi, VA. April I5'---
Col and Mrs. J.. W. Lane eH0eT tu74'VU
vv-rv t4sess-~3''''ss4-
Waiter street. on Monday evening
Those present were Captain aDd mrs.
L. ". Lane. Mr. and Mrs. II ~ Cole.
Mr. and Mrs Spencer. Lane. Misses
pinkie AToreeock and Dolly thinner
man ana Mr.. James T. Christian
Mrs. O. s. kennard and children
left Thursday afternoon Ter Ashland,
Ky, where Dr. Keennard has teen
called.
I4afHe, Al Dran2-- is
visiting her son, pr. } IT, Hume.
druggist At the hospital
Mrs Atkinson, Mrs. Maign. Mrs
Gresham and Miss johnson, of Nor
folk. were the guests OF Mrs. Willie
Jones Thursae%.
Mrs. =. p. PEBBLES, of l,crfo.r. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. W. IL
BrHiihwaite.
Mr.. u. G.. Durfey LETT Monday tor
"a visit 90 friends in Mathews and Lam
caster counties.
MRS. Preston Rowland and daugh-
ser. of Richmond, are guests of Mis-.
Il zss4ss4 = Tyler.
Mr. II. t.. Jouee. 81 Newport News,
Was a visitor here wednesday.
Mi-s s. l. MeGiiA of Riahmpui W2@
the guest IF Mrs. =. l., Graham thiS
uee&
Mias Grace Beatty. of Ashev5js. \.
c. Is visiting Mrs. g Il. Smith.
Mrs. spencer Lame is visiting nor
pnreats in Hampton,
Editor Robinson, of The Eastern
ssst1tgrr flits-sttti, was i visitor here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Lexington

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian. y
LEXINGTON. VA. April 3s.--Rey.
Thomas Cooper. the new Methodist
preacher assigned to Wesley chapel
and several other churches Of Rock
bridge, occupied his pulpit at wesley
chapel Sunday morning and made =
pleasant impresHion on his congregn-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs, Cooper reached
Rockbridgo last week and a number
OF ladies OF the congregation met
them at the parsonage. where tempt.
Ing dinner had been prepared for thu
new nftnfsrsT ant nts Wrrs. NI
Cooper's fisld OF labor In not far from
BuenA yistn and Lexington.
Rev. DR.. Charles Manly. pastor 81 the
Lexington Baptist church, was 0na a
the speakers this week at the annual
meeting ct the Augusta Baptist 49,
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Enporia

Especial to The Richmond yirgia.an)
EMPORIA, VA, April 23.---Mrs. M.
w. Squire and her daughter. Miss
salle. and Mrs. b. w Wyche and her
daughter. Mrs. w. HI. Hays, of EN-
poria, have gone to visit friends in
Petersburg and Richmond.
Mrs. Walter Turnbull. of Lawrence
willie, has just returned home. after
a visit OF several days to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Valentine Southaii,
Jr., have just returned from their
bridal trip North.
A new bank by the name OF the
Planters National Bank has just
opened its doors for business in North
Emporia, with a capital stock OF
s25, 000,
The GreenesViIle Bank has moved
the business of the North Emporia
back to their bank on the south side.
and hereafter all their business will
be transacted In one bank.
Miss Mary Cordle, of lower Bruins
wick, visited friends and relatives In
Emporia this week.
Mr.. NJ G. Slate, of the Emporia
Manufacturing Company. of the
northside, and Miss Virginia Jolly,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Jolly,
OF Petersburg, went to Washington,
d. c., and were married Wednesday
night. After few days stay in the
North, they will return to our town.
where they will reside.
Mr.. Fl. s. Tredway. q student from
Locust Dale Academy. has returned to
his home here to spend the summer
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Miss Mamie Short; of lawrence
vile. who has been spending some
time with her frined, Miss Mary
Wood. Of this place. has returned
home.
Mrs. Mamie Field, of Orion, 10 the
guest OF our townsman, Mr.. James c.
Field.
Mr.. William Harding, Emporia's
town sergeant. has announced him
self candidate for the mayoralty in
opposition to Mr.. j. c.. Everette, the
present incumbent. Both are popular
men.
Miss Hessie Woodruff, of upper
Greenesville, has returned home from
a visit TO Mrs. J. Ran Thomson. her
sister, on Brunswick avenue. in our
town.
Miss Lillian Ivey, of lower Bruins
wick, is visiting her sister, Miss
Louise, who is teaching at Brodnax.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
Congressman Against Secrecy
and Wants Country Fully
Prepared for War.
rAWNEY IS ATTACKED.
War Over D~ickinson's Report,
Ordered Held Out by Taft,
Is Growing Bitter.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-As the
led the War Department to admit the
defsnselessness OF the United States.
Representative James McLachlan OF
California Is the pivotal centre about
which one OF the most sensational con-
tests sver seen IN Washington Il being
conducted to-day.
NcLachian this afternoon wrote ex-
clusively for the United Press his reply
to those who have opposed the publ
cation of the facts contained In the
Wa Departments answer TO his reso-
luton. especially TO Representative
Tawusy. Republican. Of Minnesota. who
to opposs and prevent the purposes OF
Secretary Of War Dickinson n Gen.
Leonard Wood, Chief OF Star OF the
Army. The answer which Is copyrighted
by the United Press Associations, fol-
lows In part:
The charge Of Representative Taw-
ney that Q conspiracy exists TO stampede
Congress to larger military appropria-
tions. through making known to the
American people the wretched condition
Of our military establishment. II too
childish TO be taken seriously. yet car
riss q toe dangerous impression to the
people TO be overlooked.
Representative Tawney. II the In
tsrvisw accredited to him Is correct.
says that II " cowardiy TO make
known our admitted national weak
ness either to our W pcopl. or TO
the world N large. We have blurred
since the beginning OF our national
existence. and we have been at reg
ulae intervals called by war. Our
appalling pension rolls. the great
heart scars carried by thousands Of
our people hea witness to the fact
that there have beef 'Tawneys' in
the councils Of our nation before. AL
legged patriots have kept the nation
In utter ignorance Of Its helpless con,
dition until war has come. and ther
placed unendurins. unframed and un.
uttered men. armed with obsolete
Weapons In the field to uphold the
national honor.
''Ths most wicked national COW
ardtce' q picture Is demanding
OF our people to ON to the national
Ssfense and fhen sending them forth
an unoQuipped mob to deadly fever
camps or against a prepared enemy tC
be murdered.
II demand that our soldiers be given
q square deal-that the army be placed
on Q basis Of military organization. Al
present Il IL practically unorganized
The army can be Increased in mum
bsrs. perfected In organization and
properly equipped on the same appro'
priations which are now made
The evening world., 1910-12-16
The Figure
How Too Much lat May Be
Safely Reduced at Home.

ooh. that this too. too solid flesh would meltl"
cry the ladies nowadays a. they try 10 squim into
a princess frocb. How much would the too generous
" proportional dame not gve up for -four inches
less In the wais,line az she compares herself with
the more fortunate one hundred and twenty five
pound .istor. Various devices are suggested 10
arrest the flesh producing tendency and keep the
figure trim. including exercising. walking and
dieting as we'll a. numerous patented rmedie-.
but there are objections 10 all Of these. Eseris
Ing l. hard work and takes up precious time. diet
ing IA distastcful and q rial punishment, and most
Of the patent rmsdies are dangerous TO health.
The very lest thing Tor the overfat. whether
male or female. L. q simple home receipt: a ok.
Marmola, a or. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic,
az "a. Peppermint water. which can be obtained
Of any druggist at small cost. This should lie
taken a tehspoonful at y time after meals and at
bedtime. aud results will be both speedy and
certain. This IL q harmless mixture that cannot
bring on any stomach troubles nor cause the dried
up. vrinkled appearance o. those who stare or
take patent reduccrs' 10 gt thin. On the con.
trary. although 1t often takes the fat off at the
rate Of q pound a day. 1t h really very beneficial
to the system. cleansing the blood and causing
the oomplt noL 10 lscome fair and beautiful. The
cost Of the three ingredients Is a mere bagatslie.
and one may. n they prefer. get them separately
and mi, thtm together at home.
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but there may be interesting Develop
mcnts when the whoIe story is told T"
TT Is a positive disgrace for a man or
a nation TO declare that he, or 1t, ls not
capable of competing with any adver-
sary that may come along. Representa-
tive Hobson for the last fou or hve
years has attempted to scare the Amer
lean people by preaching the danger Of
a Japanese invasion, and o the War
Department has Joined In an effort TO
Hobsonsize the whole country. These
advocates Of milltarlsm ignore entirely
the chief weapons OF defense hat We
have. our great natural resources n
the %spontnniety with which the patriot
Ism of our people would he aroused In
the event OF assault OF any kind from
any foreign Zoe. They likewise ignore
our geographical isolation"
The evening world., 1910-12-16
BOYS HAND AMPUTATE0
AS HUGE ROLLERS HOLD IT.
Quick. Witted Surgeon Cuts Victim
Away From Machinery and
Saves His Life.

A pair OF slowly turning rollers.
weighing 200 pounds each. In the schoen-
berg Sheet Metal Works at No. 1853 Hud.
son avenue. Brooklyn. caught the hand
OF Jacob Schoenfeid. n ffteen-year-old
cleaner. to-day. His hand and wrist
were drawn In before any one who
heard IDS creams had presence OF mind
to shut of the power.
The boy tainted. The rollers could no,
be reversed or separated. DR.. Pabst OF
Brooklyn Hospital. while the boy was
unconscious from shock. made n quick
amputation below the elbow while the
hand was stlii held between tho rollers.
The operation was done over at the
hospital more carefully and the boy Will
recover.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
UNlONISTS 113 BEHIND.
United Parties Holding Their Ma
jority Ia Parliament.

LONDON. Dec. lion gain each FOR
the Liberals and the unionists is the re
suit OF yesterdays elections, the result
OF which were nnounce to-day. The
respective totals are now: Co~aiitionists,
81: Unlonists. 26i. The composite Gov
eminent mapority Is formed as follows:
Liberals. ECO. Observation-Disclosures. 65: In
dependent ationalists, 10: Labor mem
bers. ".
william O'Bricn. leader OF the Inde-
pendent-Nationalists scored a success
In the South Division of Cork County,
where the Observation-Disclosures cali
didate. Walsh. turned out T.. Barry.
who had represented that constituency
In the interest, Of John Redmond for NJ
teen years.
The evening world., 1910-12-16

with II and left the room. I did not
follow Wilson out into the han.
Wilson was very drunk, and when my
husband went out Wilson seized me and
tried to throw me down. I caught the
carving knife from the table as I fell
and put II in his back. He got up and
walked out. Soon after that my hus-
band found him dead on the stairs. lie
Is right In saying ! didn't answer his
questions. Jim was his brother. I was
his wife. What could I say"
Mrs. Anderson, who ran a boarding
The evening world., 1910-12-16
icy sweep. The coxes were out.

ney sweep. The Coxes were out.
Mrs. Cox came in at midnight. She
saw. screamed and tainted Mrs. George.
waiting for her husband across the haii,
ran In. The fableau threw her into a
rage and she dealt blows and language
10 her husband and Mrs. Cox.
Cox came in. He pulled George out OF
bed. He hit his wife. Mrs. George
kicked her husband. lie came to and
undertook to clear the invaders from
what he supposed was his home.
Policeman Lavery arrested everybody.
George was fined Sc by Magistrate Breen
in West Side Court to-day.
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TELLS HOW SHE STABBED
HUSBANDS HALF-BR0THER.
Defended Herself With Carving
Knife When Drunken Man
Seized Her

Mrs. jeanette Anderson. whose hus-
band was forced to testify against her
yesterday at her trial for the murder
OF his half-brother. James Wilson. on
July 2, was on the stand in her own de-
Tense to-day.
MY husband was right Yesterday. and
wrong in his testimony In July at the
Coroner's inquest she said under qucs-
%tioning by Lawyer Joseph Rosalsky.
After he took the chair away from Jim
Wilson, when Wilson tried to hit me
The evening world., 1910-12-16
WHEY TALKS
OF "HOB ONIZING."

WARRINGTON. Dec. i6.-.I,epresenta-
tive Tawney. who is Chairman OF the
Appropriations Committee OF the House.
In discussing the efforts OF the Wal De-
partment to get before Congress a
statement bearing pom the prepared
ness. or lack thereof, OF this country In
cass Of war with another country. Is
quoted as saying:
II DO not like to use the word CON
spiracy' IN connection with this matter,
The evening world., 1910-12-16
GEORGE GOT IN WRONG.

Henry George, a self-termed chimney
artist" returning hilarlously home to
No. 262 West Fo~rty-seventh street last
night. got into the wrong apartment.
Shedding his outer clothes, he climbed
into the bed OF Akin Cox, a rival chim-
The evening world., 1910-12-16

Pour a few drops into the small
vest pocket HYOMEI inhaler an
breathe II into the lungs over the In.
famed catarrhal membrane.
II Is pleasant to use-it kills the
germs, soOthes the sore membrane
and cures catarrh; II It doesn't. your
money back.
A bottle OF HYOMEI costs so cents
at druggists everywhere. A complete
outfit. which includes a bottle OF HY,
OMEI. q hard rubber inhaler and
simple Instructions for use. cos 4.
S1,0O. Trial sample bottle from
Booths Hyomei Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
The evening world., 1910-12-16

house at No. % Hubert street. said that
her boarders we're a tough lot and she
had learned that she must always be
ready to defend herself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-30

If they are to be commissioned
for the adjustment of rates they
should stay in Olympia, and when
they issue their orders should go
into court If necessary to see them
enforced. If there are to be COM
promises in rates, they should be
made before orders are made by
the railway commissioners. Fl
Puyallup was asked to make the
same compromise. Rates were
offered, provided that the people
would buy books of fares to the
amount of several dollars. This
kind of order is class legislation,
and 1t would make every transit
pay double fare and only those
who were able to spare the larger
sum of money would receive any
reduction from the excessive rates
asked for by the interurban roads.
II the railway commissioners are
not big enough to enforce theil
orders, they should resign and al
low men to take their places who
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would work for the people. If the
law under which the railway COM
mission was established is the in
efficient and cannot cope with the
railroads, the law should be re-
pealed and law that would work
be passed. If it is against the
state constitution to have an eff
ficient railway commission, either
abolish the railway commission or
amend the state constitution so
that working law can be passed
by the legislature.
The people of Puyallup and the
Duwamish valleys are to be con-
graduated by the people for re-
jecting compromises. They should
either have the rate as established
by the commission or they should
have those made by the street car
companies. Let the courts decide
and the courts should decide at
once. HENRY HALL.
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Iresentatives against bossism, tyr
amy and corruption, proving him
self to be man who at all timet
can be trusted to safeguard the
real interest of the American PEG.
pie In the United States senate.
There has been no Reputation
of our stand in this matter, and
will not be. We have not en-.
dorsed Ashton, and never will;
and I dare say that nearly every
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. voter In
Spokane county, on the day of the
primaries, will vote for our fear
less and honest townsman, Hon.
Miles Poindexter, for United States
senator.
l wish to add that Mr.. Sigurd
A. Kaason is not a member of the
Scandinavian Republican club OF
Spokane, nor is he known in Spo-
kane at all, as far as l know.
Very respectfully,
o. M. HOTTER,
Sec'y of Scandinavian Republican
Club.
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Tacoma Times, Tacoma, Wash:
Gentlemen-Referring to an in
terview in various papers of recent
date with one Mr.. Sigurd A. Kaa-
son, of Spokane, wherein Mr.. Kaa-
son states that the Scandinavian
Republican club of Spokane has
repudiated the clubs endorsement
of Mr.. Miles Poindexter for Unit
ed States senator and endorsed
General Ashton of Tacoma in
stead, /, as secretary of the Scan
dinavian Republican club, wish to
brand this statement of Mr.. Kaa-
son as a falsehood.
The Scandinavian Republican
club, consisting of four hundred
voters in Spokane, after due de-
liberation, endorsed Mr.. Miles
Poindexter for u. s. Senator on
account of his courageous and
fearless stand in the house of rep
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ROOSEVELT PRAISES WORK
OF FOREST RANGERS

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PUEBLO, Col, Aug. Bore
ferring to the forest fires in the
west, Col. Roosevelt today said:
II want to call your attention
to the admirable work of the for
est service in connection with the
great forest fires. Not only has
the forestry bureau done every
thing humanity possible, but in
fighting the fires the men of the
forest service have shown just the
same ability, endurance, courage
and indifference to their own
lives as is shown by the best fire
departments of the large cities
There is no body of public SER
wants of which the public has a
right to feel more proud than the
men of the forest service"
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
When a state railway commits
sion makes ruling it should stand
or fall on its orders. 1t is pitiful
to see the Washington railway
commission first making orders
and then allowing the Stone &
Webster interest to offer com
promises in which the state rail-
way commission makes itself the
go-between the interurban roads
and the people.
Saturday evening the people of
the Duwamish valley rejected a
compromise offered by the Stone
& Webster interest. At this meet
Ing we find the state railway
commissioners there in the inter
est of whom, the people? No, but
In the interest of a compromise Of
fered by the railroad interest.
If the Washington state railway
commission is to be the tool of the
Stone & Webster interest, that
interest should pay their salaries.
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ERFATALLY
SHOT BY HIS
FRIEND
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ~
Deputy Sheriff Walter Bryant died
today at the Central Emergency
hospital from a bullet wound in
the abdomen, following his shoot
ing by J. e. Hopkins, a city jailer
at the Ferry building. Before his
death Bryant made a statement
generating Hopkins from al
blame.
Bryant, who was held at the city
prison pending the result of Bry'
ants wound, collapsed when told
of Bryant's death.
1--WE were pals" he sobbed. 81
don't know how the gun was dis.
charged"
The men were at the Ferry
building looking for an escaped
prisoner. Hopkins asserts he was
showing Bryant a gun he had just
received from a fellow deputy
when the weapon discharged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-30
THREE HURT WHEN
ENGINE IS
D|TCHEO

G. s. DissOn, engineer; S. D.
Bland, fireman, and Brakeman
Gum were injured last evening
when an engine and caboose went
into the ditch near the Country
club. Disson and Bland were
scalded and Gum was bruised
All are at the Northern Pacific
hospital. None of the injuries are
serious.
The line was blocked for sew
eral hours. Passenger trains
were detoured over the Tenino
line.
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TEARS UP
TRACTION LINE
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will do he said. No action was
taken I'm court, however, and the
track is up.
Commissioner Woods says the
will have men out there with
teams NOW in a day or two ITO
clean UP the street and make 1T
good for travel. This will give
another road up the hill.
City Has Better Slide of Street.
The city took up the west track
and left the company the ONE
nearest the bluff. Had the COM
pany done the job it could have
taken the other track. 1t waited
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however, and the city concluded to
take the best side of the street for
teams.
Mayor Fawcett was adj in smiles
toay.
Il told those fellows they would
have ito get in and be good or
something would happen to 'em, -
said the mayor.
If any attempt is made to RELAY
those tracks there will be trouble
for the city lis in possession of the
street and NO tracks may be laid
without permission.
1--WE can tear 'em UP as fast as
they can lay EN-" says Woods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-30
Call Juriies
Today

The grand and petty juries fol
federal court were called today
and the trial of cases will start
before Judge Donworth here Sep
TENDER 20. The first week will
be devoted to the trial of cases
against the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railways.
Cases against the Tacoma Rail-
way & Power company will be
taken up the week of October 4.
Criminal court will open the
last week in October, and the Fred
Pope murder case will be on No
vember /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-30
KANSAS STRONG FOR
ROOSEVELT POLICIES

(By United Press Leased Wire
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 30.-The
republicans of Kansas today
adopted platform pledIging Kan
sas congressman to vote for con-
servative legislation "along the
lines of the Roosevelt policies
against policies laid down by Those
hfding behind the WORKOUT doc
trine of states rights
The Payne tariff law was de-
clared unsatisfactory an a vioda-
tion of party pledges. The plat
form also demands revision of the
tariff, "ssing ais basis for the
duties the difference between the
cost of production at home and
abroad with "a reasonable profit
for the manufacturer added.