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| TODA Y.S SPORTING NEWS
Butch Macginnity Claims to be First Airship
Inventor; Rooster Gave Idea That Won Game

from home and we had the guar
antee money. What could they
do?"
Nothing" said Doggy, winking
boldly at the blond.
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down. / kicked goal and we won,
6 to 5.
"Holler? OF course they hol-
Tered. But they were playing on
our field, they were 200 miles
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like a swamp.

like 2 swamp.
From all indicatinons the whole
drainage system will have to be
taken out and relaid. This means
that unless there is a dry fall all
football games will have to be
played at some other place.
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Yesterdays Results.
At Los Angeles z Fl ri
Los Angeles 8.
STALL|NGS HAD
TIPPING MACHINE

(By United Press Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Man ger
Stallings was not bounced from
management of the New York
Americans because of his row with
Hal Chase but because he ran a
tipping bureau last year and the
owners of the team just found it
out.
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Sweeney, the best catcher in the
American league. is out of sSe
New York lineup for the rest of
the season with a broken finger.
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II like to zm against the bali as if he
meant IT, declared Chicago utility
walking on one
for of the
winners hinges the ability OF the utility
the star handy performer Anywhere in the neid
while at bat his ability plaster the
valuable the onense 1t 10 able
she world series that Ever. - with brokcn
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Swelled head, laziness and a
few other things according to
Pittsburg stories, will result in
Camnitz or Liefield being canned
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DIAMOND GL|NTS

Now we are sure to have 6
third big league. White Wings
Tabeau wants one.
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TACOMA HIGH LOSES
FIRST GAME so
eessses . Q 90 . . . .
FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY


Aberdeen 5, Tacoma O.
I4ncoln High IL Puyallup 0.
Spokane High 35, Occur d Alene o.
Broadway High 80, Belling ham 0.
Tacoma second To- Sumner High 5.
Yale ~, Syracuse g.
Harvard 80, Bowdoin o.
Princeton IS, Stevens o.
Cornell "a Rensselaer, o.
Navy IS. St Johns 0.
Pennsylvania 20, Gettysburg 0.
Dartmouth 6, Massachuset Is o.
Minnesota II, South Dakota o.
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2sO2 Family trade our specially. :
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rooster fly over the fence around
Prof. Binghams yard.
=" If a rooster can do that, why,
I'm the rooster that can do it, too,
i fhOuRhf To mUoalf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-14

Sc aproxima el cometa y sobre-
vendra un tempo muy caluroso,
tenemos just amente 10 que Vd. ne
cesita, un traje de drill blanco 6
crudo de hilo pudiendo escoger en-
el surtido mas grande en- Pto. Ri
co. Chaquetas de sl.5O drill blanco
hasta IS. SO seda 8 alpaca.-P.
Sch,ra d Co.
Despachamos 6rdenes por correo
a la mayor brevedad. 80 v. d..
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f COMETA HALEY
En- SAN GERMAN.
|Cada esquina es un au-
la donde Sc dan cla-
ses baratas de astro-
nonnia.
Y cada banco de la plaza
una tribuna donde Sc
disc ute 81 trae o no, cia
nopeno.
Reina mucha animation para la
pr6xima teuporada de vera.
niegO.
De nuestro oorresponsai,

Mayo l3,-Va in crescendo el nd-
nero de madrugadores para obser-
var ell Cometa Haley La plaza
principal y la plazuela de Santo Do
mingo, Sc We a diario muy concurri-
da, y todo son concentrates, suposl-
clones y hasta discusiones. "Que 81
la cola aumenta y contiene cian6ge-
mo q. producira la muerte instanta
nea," S'que 81 Ell cian6geno es COM
bustlble y nunca podria mezclarse
icon la atmosfera terrestre'' "que da
ga la velocidad que trae la cola Sc de-
lara sentir, "que 81 la atmosfera de
la terra es pl6mbea y NADIA la puede
oradar' que 81 ell cometa hace mas
de clnco mil amos que hace visitas
|perlodicas la Terra cada IS amos,
sin mas resultados que dejarse paci-
lflcamente observar, "que sabe Vd.
de ESQ Y de Astronomia". etc. Re-
lsumen; todos los concentrates sobre
ell tan traido y llevado cometa, nos
recuerda ell famoso coro de los doc
torres del Grey que rabi6". 'Puede
!que haga dano 8 puede que no
'haga daho."
Els digna de encomio Ia asidua y
activa labor de nuestro celoso Official
de Sanidad DR.. Euripides Lopez
Quifones:-Gracias a SUI actividad,
San German, esta completamente
llmpio de Norte a Sur, de Este a Oes :
te. Muy bien. Lastima que ell servi-
clio de alumbrado pdlblico, no tuvie-
Sc tambien a su cargo, 9 que Sc vie
"a un POGO de actividad en- este SER
vicio.
Hace varios dias que la American
Rail Road no funcionan sus trenes
por las lineas entire San German y
Sabana-Grande, como consecuencia
Immediate del fallo dado por ell Tri-
bunal Supreme q favor de don Juan
Ortiz Periocci y don Vicente Our
homes, Diferencias habidas en- cuan-
to al precio de terrenos de la propie-
dad de estos Sres. utilizados por la
Ga para ell tendido de rieles, ocasio-
n6 ell pleito que Sc ACADIA de fallar.
va Sc empieza q sentir mucho ca
lor :-reina gran animaci6n para la
temporada veraniega en- la playas.
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"EUTERPE"
MzAR De MUSCA De JOSE LAzA Y Co.
E -MUSICA SELECTA
NOVEDADES,

Sc han pueso a La venta en- ell Bazaar de music,
"Eaterpe. las o5ras siguentes, para piano solo,
Cte5re ''Seis de Andino' por Julian Andno
(\olinsta). 0ss
IclS "Cameia, composition por F.
Porrata Doria-Autor de los famcsos val
ses, Dorado Suelo Soilando O25
IaIs, de la celebre opereta LA Princesa del
DoHdI U0U
St'ecci6n, de la celebre opereta LA Prince
sa del Dollar OSO
Norcko de la ceebre opereta La Prncesa del
. Ddnzo. "Borinquen". con letra en- espanoI
ing6s, arreglo de B. Dueno . O25
Ddn-a, Della y Been", por B. Dueho autor
de la celebre DANA la Criolls O25
San JUAN Puerto Rioa Box 316 Gale de la Cruz Mole
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ADVERTISE MeNT
CANAL AND CULVERTS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE OF PORTO RICO IRRIGATION
e RV ICE.

Gusyama, Porto Rico,
April 20, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until O. clock p. m. .,iay %,
1910, for the construction of about u
miles of main canals with appurtwork on
schedules 3, 5 and 6 Of Specifications No.
/, dated April %, 1909 The estimated
cost is about $4,000. Plans, specifoa-
tions and proposal blanks may be obtain
ed from this office. or from the Commits
sioner of the Interior, San Juan, Porto
Rico.
A deposit of $1.0O is required for tho
plans, and will be refunded on their
return before Msy "a, 1910. The right is
reserved to reject any and oil bids.
B. NJ Hall,
Chief Engineer,
Porto Pico Irrigation Service.
By order of:
John A. HTsop,
Commissioner OF the interior
OF Porto Rico.
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Bases generates del concurso In
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escrltores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

producer que produoo gener
es n1e en- caste
de gran meo h obeto ha decdo abr medic dc
nes decda oua ea
autor del cuento mas merto escto puertoqueho
t Los cuentos deben ser in6ditoa
G,sss pn de orc ve9sss en-
i Los que remidos "La Correspondence para
e deben nos sontene esctas e frasa
"Pdra el campeonato de LA Correspondence.
2Los dn venr uscrtos autores nombs
e5n pb:dos aqsos haesr puS b 10
nodco debe conocer de todos modes nombre del auor
Cuande termna Ell plazo del csmpeonat.
s ampenato epezara esde 10 de Julio de 1soy
terminara el 10 de Noviembre de 1910
os eDen contener mas de 1000 palab tezt
I'm iso autor ped con tai
de que pasen de cuato
Formation del jurada
e de Ne de 1910 "La corespondencia abrrd pe5i.e
oraci6n uado que rcuoesuo cuens decda
eaI d dc mfrao ya ador La Correspon-
personas capaces
petene urado ca6ado los cuentos hcito consa
doce nobres peson agado formation
del uado Ea votacn determnaa que de los 2 30 nombs de
rado esos doce candidates egnarA
los n de hayan obendo
respondenca de Puerto Rico uado a consuido reca Is da
Dcme de 1910 de cuenos hayan concurrdo
e is dcho urao dara veredoo LA Co.
respondenca entregad puma de auor
tienda
"n primer cuentista puertorriqueha"
7E entenddo eabece LA Correspondence de Puerto
Rico e tunane sea ella considerable denddo
primer cuensa puertorqueho Sendo advertr que o
primer pueso campeonato a conservado haa tano
otro de cuentos satisfaction de La Coespondenc
arrebatado por otro campe6n.
Sofa Correspondence pubcarA medda que los racendo
todos los cuentos que endos para campeonato
Lo que LA Correspondencia". en- 10 possible. espsra
eosndo de los oos de La Correspondence" emular
genero eudo de vida
da naturaeza que D ugo dar nue patra dao
que autoe clio condcon
trabaos vida puertorquna bao odos los
oollo odoo ofro
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En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
$2 QuintaL
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"N primer caentista puertorriquehe. VI
Lo que LA Correspondence,

9endo de los obos de "La Correspondence" esmuar
gnero eao estudio de vida regional epen
dda nauaeza que Dos pgo dar pata daro
sutoes que clio preca condc6
bao manavos la vida puertoquna bao todo a aspeo
ella puede orece
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22

craft OF Pennsylvania attacked the ad-
ministration from the floor Of the
house today.
Little BENEFIT Expected.
He believed the country could ex-
pect little real benefit from the present
"show of effort on the part of the pres
ident to redeem the pledges of the re-
publican platform" The republican
president must bow to his party's false
traditions. Arguing on this assertion
Palmer ridiculed the possibility of re-
form or redemption of party pledges.
Provides for New warships.
Washington, March 22.-The naval
appropriation bill carrying $129, ,O37 .6O2
was reported to the house today. The
bill provides for naval increase of
two f1rst-class battleships, one repair
ship, two feet colliers, and five sub
marines.
The military academy bill carrying
$1,S54,649 passed the senate today.
CIapp Attacks Rail BIZ.
Washington, March 22.-"Abso-
lutely revolutionary" was the term
applied by Senator Clapp in the SEN
ate today to some of the provisions
of the administration railroad bill
The measure came up in regular or
der and the Minnesota senator spoke
in general opposition to it. He
especially antagonized the creation
of court of commerce. The court
provision was characterized as novel
and the senator said the fact that the
bill had been prepared by the attor-
ney general at the instance of the
president did not bind him to it's sup
port.
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compromised before any arbitration is
attempted.
The demand of the men for an in
crease in wages of 121h per cent is
then to be submitted to arbitration un
der the Erdman act.
In previous negotiations the rail
roads had agreed to arbitrate the wage
question, but had declined to arbitrate
the other two points on the ground
that they were points of discipline and
authority only.
Statement is Brief.
The general managers last night is
sued the following statement:
"The railroads have no statement to
make. The arbitration committee
which will hear the wage dispute will
under the Erdman act be composed
Of one member appointed by the fire.
men, one appointed by the railroads
and ore selected by the chairman of
the interstate commerce commission,
the latter to act as judge.
3 Cents More for Switchmen.
Chicago, March 22.-An increase
of cents an hour for switchmen
and SIS a month for switchtenders
and towermen is granted in the de-
cision of the federal arbitration board
announced here today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22

it is understood the republican speak
ers will enter the bailiwicks where in
surgents abide and where there is
threatened disaffection on account of
the new tariff law.
Burton for Iowa.
Senator Burton is expected to spend
a week in Iowa after congress ad-
journs, expounding party orthodoxy.
Tawney of Minnesota, chairman of the
house committee on appropriations
will speak In Colorado and Wyoming
Senator Curtis of Kansas, Representa-
tives Madden and Prince of Illinois,
Olmsted of Pennsylvania, Kahn of Cal
ifornia, Smith of California, Olcott of
New York, and others, will take one
night stand routes to reconvert the
party backsliders-
Other Side Not Idle.
On the other hand, it Is reported
chautauqua circuits are to be enliven-
ed with some of the insurgents, La
Toilette of Wisconsin and Cummins of
Iowa being among the leaders who are
to talk to the people during the hot
months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
SMALL CHANCE
TO Get OPTION
ON THE BALLOT

Chicago. March 22.-Owing to a de-
cision by the board of election commits
sioners today adverse to the "drys,
there is said to be but the slightest
chance that Chicago voters will ballot
on the question of local option April
5. Local option advocates contended
the board had not the power to con-
slider the legality or illegality OF the
names of their petition, but the board
holds it has power. The "drys" may
bring suit for writ of mandamus be-
fore Justice Carter of the Illinois su-
preme court to compel the placing of
the local option issue on the ballot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
Work of Day in Congress

Washington, March 22.-Following is
a summary of the proceedings OF the
two houses of congress yesterday.
taken from the official records:
SENATE - In the senate Mr.. Eikins
supported the administration railroad
bill in an extended speech. number
of minor bills were passed. including
one appropriating 900. 900 to purchase
~ block for enlargement OF the
grounds surrounding the capitol.
HOUSE-A very quiet and unevent-
full session held by the house. BY
unanimous consent numerous bills OF
minor Importance were passed and the
pension Appropriation bill. carrying
nearly $15e000.0o0. was taken up. Tho
house agreed 20 limit general debate
upon the measure to eight hours. Rep
resentatiye Gillette OF Massachusetts
talked on the aecessity for economy I'm
government expenditures. Representa-
tive Goulden OF New York opposed ship
subsidy legislation and Representative
Langley OF Kentucky advocated moro
liberal pensions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
BY TAV.

Especial Correspondence of The Argus.)
Washington, March 2O.-Are Uncle
Sans railway mail clerks at last to
receive an expense allowance of 75
cents day in cases where they have
been out on the road IL hours and
must eat and sleep away from home?
Congress will see about it. para
graph providing for the meager allow
ance for the underpaid clerks has been
inserted in the postoffice appropriation
bill, which has passed the house If
the paragraph Is not stricken out in
the senate. or in conference. the rail-
way mail clerks. or some Of them at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
WOW! PINCHOT
GOES TO Greet
T.R. AT LONDON

Washington, March 22.-In re-
sponse to cablegram from former
President Roosevelt, it became
known here today that Clifford
Pinchot late chief forester, sailed
Saturday and will meet Roosevelt
when the latter reaches London.
The fact Roosevelt sent for Pinchot
as soon as he Eeard both sides of the
story Of the doings in Washington
since he lett is considered significant
IN its bearing on Roosevelt's attitude
towards the present administration
and it's omplishments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
MORE PAY FOR r. Y. MAIL CLERKS?
CONGRESS BEGRUDGES MOlETY

least, will be allowed 75 cents a day
to partially cover extra expenses ne
cessitated by the requirements of the
service,
NOn-POliticaI; That's the Trouble.
If the position of a railway mail
clerk was a political one there would
be no doubt about the retention of the
paragraph referred to. Congress has
millions to spend for the conservation
of the republican machine; it creates
new positions for republican politi-
clans by the thousand, and increases
the salaries of republican ofice-hold-
ers with lavish hand. But as con-
ecrning railway mail clerks, and nom
political emnlnxss of like efficiency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
BESSIE PURvIs, Washington.

BESSIE PURvIS, Washington.
MRS. D. F. LYMAN, Cedar Rapids.
]. S. GOODENOUGH, engineer, Ce
dar Rapids
LIZZIE ANDERSON, vinton.
LOUIS F. BIEBACK, Muscatine
MOODY, Menominee, Wis.
FRANK HINTZ, Spring Brook, Wis
MRS. E. NJ. FORTHINGTON, resi-
dence unknown.
The unidentified dead:
SEVEN WOMEN.
THREE MEN, one of whom is sup
posed from card in his pocket to be a
resident of DaIhart, Texas.
The Injured.
Following is a list of the injured {:
Irene Cowan, Waterloo, Iowa; arm
cut.
]. S. Goodnough, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; fireman, face and body injured.
G. w. Thompson, vinton, Iowa:
chest bruised.
L. E. Eggleston, vinton, Iowa;
badly injured.
Lizzie Anderson. vinton. Iowa;
both legs broken.
August Swanson, Vinton. Iowa;
badly injured.
Florence Winn, Vinton, Iowa;
right leg cut.
Mrs. L. Patterson, Louisiana, Mo-;
badly bruised.
Charles Davis, Inland, Mimi; fore
head cut. splinter through abdomen;
will probably die.
P. J. Swift, Waterloo. Iowa; COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
SET CAUCUSES ON
RULES COMMITTEE

Washington, March 22.-House re-
publicans will hold caucus for the Sc
lection of six republican members of
the new committee on rules Wednes-
day night. The democrats have agreed
on Thursday night for their caucus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
SUSPECTED GIRLS
OF BEING AMERICAN
English Woman Beaten by Bogota
Mob-President Calls on
Minister.

Bogota, Colombia, March az
Anti-American sentiment here con-
tinues to find expression in rioting.
Yesterday two English girls, mis-
taken for Americans, were mobbed
and beaten. Subsequently President
Ramon Gonzales Valencia made an
official call upon American Minister
Northcott.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22

congress policy is one OF the most
rigid retrenchment
How Capitol Employees Fare.
If, instead of being railway mail
clerks, the men who handle letters on
the trains we're employed about the
capitol building here in Washington,
they would not only receive fancy sal
aries, but an extra months pay each
year as bonus for being a good re-
publican. The last distribution of
bonus from the public treasury was
made through house resolution No.
426, copy of which any. one may Sc
cure by writing to the house document
(continued on PAGE Two.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
PAXTON MAN NEW
BANK EXAMINER

Washington, March William
H. White, formerly cashier of the
First National bank of Paxton, ILL.,,
has been appointed national bank
examiner for Illinois, succeeding
Mark L. Harper, recently resigned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
OLEO OFFENDERS {
SEVERELY HANDLED

Chicago, March 22.-Edward Enders
was sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary and Henry Him to one
year for violating the oleomargarine
law. Judge Landis, who pronounced
sentence today upon the defendants,
also assessed $4,000 and $4,000 against
the prisoners, respectively.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
IN new YORK
President Visits Press Club and
Will Later Speak at
Banquet.
NEW DEFENSE OF TARIFF
With AIdrich Sitting at Elbow He
Lauds the Present Act in
Providence Speech.

| New York, March 22-President Taft
arrived here early this morning. The
president was driven to the home Of
his brother, Henry w. Taft. This af-
| ternoon he visited the Press club, and
tonight will speak at banquet of the
American Peace and Arbitration
/ league.
AIdrfcb Mt Left.
! Providence, r. l., March 22.-With
Senator Aldrich seated at his left
hand President Taft last night de-
1 Tended the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill in
his address at the annual dinner Of
the New England Manufacturing Jew
elers and Silversmiths' association.
The president also expressed the
/ hope that 1t would not be necessary
~ apply -t1ss- maximum tarfff-rates
against Canada, thus bearing Gut the
reports of the Albany conference that
the negotiations with the dominion
| government had taken a more favor
able turn.
'T can't go on the floor of the house
or senate" said the president, so 1
have to accept opportunities like this
to give vent to my views. At the re-
cent extra session of congress we
passed a new tariff bill which has been
the subject, many say. of considerable
discussion. But the proof of the pud-
ding is in the eating
Claims for New Tariff.
Seven months of the new tariff law
have proved a number of things.
"First-It IS the best revenue get
ter we ever had.
"Second-It has by the returns
shown that it has the largest free list.
"Third-It has shown that the rates
of the Dingley bill have been mater
tally reduced.
''Fourth-By the creation of a Gus
toms court it has provided a means
for the speedy and just administration
of the custom law
"Fifth-It has provided free trade
with the Philippines-a measure of
justice which should have been given
as far back as 1900.
"Sixth-It has furnished to the exec
utive, by means of the maximum and
minimum principle, a leverage to Sc
cure from all foreign countries fair
treatment for American products with
out any undue discrimination, evi-
dences of which had been cropping
out in the tarff laws of a number of
nations
City's Greeting Joyous One.
President Tafts reception as he
rode through the streets probably was
the most demonstrative he has receiv-
ed from street throng in any city
he has visited. The thoroughfares
were fairly packed and the cheering
was deafening. The enthusiasm was
such that the president rose spontan-
eously to his feet and stood up in the
automobile, bowing from right to left,
throughout the entire journey.
Sophomores Defeated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
BREAK In STRIKE
AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, March 21.-The first
today when 2,2OO bricklayers noti-
fed their employers they were ready
to return to work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
Rock Falls on Three.

Winnipeg, Man, March 22-While
blasting rock for new power dam at
Revelstoke, Gus Laaske, M. j. Mac
kay and John Osure. workmen, were
killed A big slab of overhanging rock
fell an them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-22
Republican National Com
mittee Planning Sum-
mer Campaign.
CONGRESSMEN LISTED
Method Adopted to Wage War
on the Insurgents in Their
Own BailiWiCkS.

Washington, March 22-Well known
republican statesmen, it is announced
here, are to stump the country on chau-
tauqua circuits next summer under the
auspices of the republican congress
sional committee. AS far as possible