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Senator Gordon. of Mississippi. has not
discovered quite alINthe many perquisites
of a United States Senator He has been
here since January 3, and it was not
until yesterday he learned that he was
entitled to free shaves and a free hair
cut in the free barber shop for Senators.
The Mississippian has long hair and
beard, and there are times when ton
serial artist is necessary TO make him
feel Senatorial He went on a hunt for
shop. and after a strict search Of the
cataeombs of the Capitol discovered the
shop. In the meantime however, some
well-meaning friend had put him wise to
the free hair cut and shave. so when the
barber had fixed him up he asked, rs
this the free shop?" NO. sir" said the
barber. here's where you pay" The
Senator handed the barber a silver dollar
and wendell his gay to the Senate, think
ing he was the victim Of joke
Senator William J. Stone has re-
turned to Washington and is on his job
at the Capitol. The Senator has been to
Missouri, and returns well satisfied that
Missouri is stin on the map and going
along in the even tenor of its way.
Gov. James o. Davidson, Of Wisconsin,
was entertained at luncheon by Senator
Stephenson.
Eorat,- rTeTfa- .tr,gT1s svt. .br Co.
ate, wandered 10 HIS old seat on the
Democratic side. and enjoyed himself for
time with his former neighbors, Sena-
tors Bailey and TiIlman.
Senator Smoot is a close student OF
rules. He keeps the book with him. No
matter where he goes in the chamber
the book goes along, too. He reads
awhile, then goes 70 Senator Lodge and
Hale. and eXpounds certain sections.
During the long debate on the tariff,
Senator SmOot was one Of Senator
Aldrich's principal heutenants. and nee
cessarily was an interchangeable worker,
As there is no tariff this session, and
nothing Of importance having, as yet,
been presented FOR consideration, he Is
making q study Of the rules Of the great
est deliberatiye body in the world.
The Senate convened az 70 o'clock yes
terday. and after being In session a little
more Than two and a half hours sd-
Journed, having passed a number Of bills
on the calendar. Senator Lodge heaved
sigh of relief as he went 10 his COM
mittee room, and 10 number Of friends
standing around said: Well. We have
done q lot Of business to-day. Il is n
good thing 20 get the calendar cleaned
iup."
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