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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
RECIPROCITY
BILL STILL
UNMARKED
Small Vote In Favor Of Amend
nlentS Offered BY
CuTnmlns
(Ry Associated rress.i


Washington. July 1.-THE Canadian
ecinrocity bin emerged unscathea
ast night from the most serious or
Ideal ii has yet experienced in the
senate. The amendment offered by
Senator Cummins OF Iowa and the
1.-TWO offered hy Senator simmons OF
North Carolina, all seeking to in
crease the number Of Canadian man.
Iufactured articles teat shall be ad-
United free on duty, were voted down.
The vote In favor Of the amend
lments was sd small that Senate
Cummins asked for only five roll
lcalls. although he hal announced his
intention OF asking for at least ten.
The maximum vote for his talin
was IA compared with a
maximum vote of SO against
The defeat OF the Cpmmins amend
lments clears the situation IN the sem
ate and puts the reciprocity agree
ment nearer co passage.
Senator Bale, onered an amend
ment 10 the house woolen tariff Dill
Imposing diity Of Is per cent on
raw wool ne WIN ask for its con
sideration, ana OF his farmers free
list amendment, in the near future,
Senator la Toilette has not vet IN
produced his amendments. Of which
there probably are considerable
humber.
Other amendments ySted down pro-
posed to admit free from Canada,
without demanding like treatment or
American. products automobiles, iron
ore, PIG iron, coal, rubber, cotton
wooleR, leather and silk goods. Sen
atar Rristow demanded a record vote
on the rubber amendment. but enough
senators would not join in the de-
mand
The amendment that secured the
heaviest favorable vote was one sep
arate from the tariff features III
gave the president power to termin-
a{e this countrgN part Of the pact
II Canada abrogated her part. Sen
ator Cummins,4 Senator lieyhutn ana
others said tnat as the bill came De'
fore congress Canada COULD desers
mine her part Of the agreement Whlte
this country would be compelled 70
continue the reciprocity rates ON ca
madam goods until congress could re
peal the law
Senator lodge AMI Bacon insisted
that Canadas regard for the good
faith" OF the agreement wonld pre-
vent any such contingency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kinney
and bladder troubles. removes gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs. rheumatism, and irreenlari-
ties OF the kidney and bladder IN
both men and women; regulates
bladder trouble in children. II not
sold bv your druggist. it will be sent
hy mail on receipt OF ST. one sma y
bottle is two months treatment aho
seldom fails to perfect a cure. llr
Il. w Hall, 292s olive street. ~
Louis. Mo. Send for testimonials
from different states. Sold by drug
Cists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
(S-z!.'I' |
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Q'S!,l

As congress IS la session and tue
members oG The administration gen
eraily have 10 be In Washington,
their wives have cxerted themselves
70 make the sOionn as pleasant as
possible, Washington being q very
uncomfortable summer city. Mrs.
Franklin MacVeagh, wife az the sec
reIary al The treasury, has pei
she held her receptions during the
early summer Ii is a reproduction
al oId roof gardens seen on Floren.
tine palaces. There are quickly
growing vines full az blossoms and
green and white china With green
glassware were used
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
DISFIGuRED WITH
SCALES AND CRUSTS
Eczema from Top Of Head TO Waist.
Suffered Untold Agony and Pain.
Doctors SaidltCOuId Not Be Cured,
Setof Cuticura Remedies Success
fal When All Else Had Failed,

some tuc aeo ! w taken with ecsrfna
fsom She lob oi 1ly head i9 mE waist lf
hrrsn vain scales ON mF uocl ] "Aefei
i1fald ncbmr cod bunug. ana could hoi
-i4an ] wns riiaflF dthgirld Nlta SCALES
ana cr..fs. SOS eass i0okfd tfT naA
hfan most liit ot Nitn razor ans nY neck
as. neltciF raw Z suffered untold agony
ana rsin. ! tried $50 doctors who said l
has eczema n % mll.sl stage ard tiil u
g0lIia 1nt BE- turfd. nen frsea otiies nni-
ldiss So no aTaH A. l.i tried 80 @.
fae ssnIiae DNiflrl liema1ies. Na'ti ti.i'i
.ae. Cnllcma Homciie clfed me oi eczema
5fr-r p e'e had nld, tAtfein-- raNiat
praise them 600 highly.
,3saegsd ih eczema about . mouths.
f.@f so now entirely cured ara ii4nrr
f9ticara Remedies are tnc hcst skin erit
where D." siercil Miss Maitie ,. ,haiili'
H r. b. Boa s.. D4seg, Mis-, uei ,duie-
II LAD slaertd from ec--mla aaoui iolr
saals When bois hegau 10 break 9ia oA
afaIeni parts oi my body. 10 Ffrifa VIVA
enc red RASH. Ny back was alecied iasi,
,rilen q also spresd cvcr my face fhe iirhins
re slmo-t uuhaar1hie .. timgs. lrlfd
dinarcnt so1rz and salf IS. bui nothing SEEMED
10 hcln me uuin ] began 10 use she Cutifli-
soap and OiHimeui. One box OF them cured
me- entirely. I recommended them % rll
SISTER ior h-r baby who Vas troubled Nliii
tooth eczema. and they compieielS clfea
le- baby fSieDedl Mrs. /. T. Aarteieff 2.
D1eatnrnle. Pa. sept. 5. 1910.
although C,IiiciiTa soap and Cuticura
ofrtmert are sold ~ druggists and dealers
...-sr~e-hfre. Q liberal sample of each, Hlin
az-nace bookiet on the skin and hair, Niii
f,e sent. post-free. on application % Potter
Drug A Chem corp- Dept. sB. Bosscn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
BREWER REPORTS PROGRESS IN
DEEP WELLS WORK.
Member Of Beard Returns from Trip
10 Cimsrron County.

Member Of Beard Returns from Trip
to Clmarron County.
Mr.. o. A. Brewer. who has charge
OF the deep wells In Texas, Beaver
and cimarron counties for the OKLA.
homa state Board % Agriculture. has
returned from the deep we'll district
Concerning the matter he says that
work Is progressing as RAPIDLY as cir.
cumstances permit. as shlnmepis OF
material were DELAYED. and through
the transferring or material 90 di1er
ent roads TWO carloads of material
we're lost for a time.
The geological world Is becoming
Interested in The developments alons
that line. snf the state geolosist and
the Federal department VIII work IN
conjunction with the eeologist from
the a. e. 81. C0llcre ~ saltwater IN
keoninr ioe of rho dif'rrcnt Wells
after which careful chcinieab analysis
win he made for The Information 81
the public generally
The ciiizons OF those counties are
very snnreciaiiqc Of the efforts ~ the
state In this experiment. and fee
kindly toward the Oklahoma State
Roard or Agriculture in t'Ieir effort "a
secure an appropriation that viii set
lie lie water question Tor All time
in western Okiahoma.
So one who has investigated The
matter thoroughly. doubts hnt that
there "a vast quantities. NJ artesian
water underlying those counties. and
an parties concerned feel that The
supply can be brought 20 the surface
through the experiment now beins
prosecuted by The state.
Nessrs. Hyames and Coriey ~ he
hoard are IN the deep Wei district
and have ths work in charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
Quite j Lauies' Affair.

The l0Gth anniversary of the found
Ing Of Madison county. Ohio. was eel
ehrated at London, Ohio the county
seat. on July I. An interesting fea.
tuee Of the celebration was that It
was in the hands of women entirely
A ladies' concert band, ladies'
chorus. eOrnet and vocal solos and
many quarteis and choruses all rem
dered hy women. delighted the audi
ence A woman made the address
III welcome and another responded.
Otter ladies made snort talks ANA
one read q poem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
ANTIQUE CLOCK ~ VIEW
ST. paul's vsstry Timepieee Evident
IN OF Seventeenth Century

London july IA gran fathers
clock. which fol many years stood IN
the vcstry In ST. Paul's Cathedral, re-
Gently broke down and was sent 70 z
clockmaker to he repaired fne
clock maker detected iaiai CLEAN
or yellow below the black paint on
the case and. commencing to remove
the covering. Ee brought 10 hgnt q
specimen Of exquisite inlaid mar
Suetry work.
The clock Is on view in the nome
renresentlng the William and Mary
and Queen Anne period al the House
ara Home Exhibition az the White
chapel Art gallery.
The clock is evidently one Mhl'"
is referred 20 IN The Cathedral ac-
rounts for the sear October l691, 10
Sentember, 1898. At that time Lang
lev pradiey. tire maker OF the ceie-
brated st. pauls clock, WAS the
Cathedral cloekmaker, and there is
little doubt this clock was bis "ofh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

lroiniuded him very much lf the nose
lof the United States senate
I Discussing the senate situation and
Ipolitics. the senior senator from Ok
llahoma thinks reciprocity Will pass.
Senator Gore is firmly convinced that
1.-The Democrats viii easily elect the
Incxt president although President
lTaft will again be nominated. lie
! lsHcaks hig9ly OF Governor WILSON. o.
New Jersey as q presidential possi-
lbility and SAYS he would be Wiling
| 10 again vote for William Jennings
! Bryan bur that he takes Mr. Bryan >
word for ii that he will not again be
Ia candidate for the presidency
The executive committee Of the
southern Commercial congress has
unanimously accepted the invitation
to hold its next annual convention N
Nashville Tenn. IN the spring Of
llgi2. while az The same time the an
lnouncement was made that the con
Iventon in 1914 would he Reid IN OK
llahoma, probably al Muskogce or Ok
llahoma City This viii be the fohrth
lannual convention OF the congceSz
land will deal with the magic growth
lof trans MISSISSIPPI tefltotN, as
tyne Of the change going on in the
lsoMh
Patents were issued to the Follow
liug Oklahomans
George Nj. Adams, Wanette. oil
burner. Edward S. Doten. Sugier
ironing table Harry A Morey as.
signor 70 the Ideal Gas Generator
company. Enid, liquid nei burner Al
Inert l.. Treese assignor 90 Treese
Cotton Ceaner company. Jennings.
lection cleaner
Commissioner Frank * Lane. OF
tho interstate commerce commission,
lhas lett for the Pacific coast TO hear
interstate commerce cases. Tulsa.
Okla, will be included i'm is timer
larry before he returns 10 Washing on
learlt next year.
An application to couveri The Com
merciai National bank of Checotah.
.OkIa., into the Commercial Bank OF
Checotah. witb capital of S5ehoo.
has been approved hy The comptroller
.of the currency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
l. Tonoh wlth Eashlon.

lIere we arc with wells again.
heavy meshed yei.s that give no hint
az summer tan underneath them.
Wide-brimned sailor hats nave these
wells arranged very simply. White
hats that flare straight hack from
the face. with black tips aud black
velvet hows OF ribbon, are very nop-
tuar. 1hesp white hats are Of horse
hair or other light matemst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

rrom ReV. II Sfubenrcil ALISON
4. ~ or1ise of Dr. Kingis New Ike
pills -...
ssTbev'ro such a health necessity,
r. every home these pills should 0e.
~ otner Kinds you've iried in Taln,
TsE DR.. KING $
Ana f,e well seain. Only 25c at All
,druEgifta-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
LIES the s4arem SKIRT.

Mrs Marie Robinson Wright. who
has done some good work IN the way
Of exploration. says that the harem
skirt Is inst the sort 10 wear under
such conditions OF travel She says
only a prude woule see anything Inn
modest in the skirt. and she hopes II
will be worn more generally after
awhile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
one Result of law.

\. n. Miller. superintendent al tel.
egraph ia Ohio has announced thar
owing TO tho nine-hour law, women
teicgranhers viii be dropped from
railroad telegraphy and other tele-
graph offices. Il is almost impossi,
bic To arrange a schedule that will
permit the women to be on duty only
within the prescribed honrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
sad FOR ti,e Baby.

A woman who holleG the water
and milk for the baby and the bot
tie. and was as careful as could be
with its food. was seen 10 place the
nipple in her own mouth first 70 test
Tue milk Poor babies have been vic
tlms long enough OF unsanitary. hah-
its ot their mothers, and worse,
their grandmotners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
Stop
.Diarrhoea
Wakefield's
Blackberry Balsam

ogictfr s-o1- nnrrhoea. pysentels.
cho,er. Infaatam and aii bowel TROUBLES
without csnstipaiing. No opium nor
o.hss habit formins drues- Accept o,as
wzkeneid's. II cnres after other remedies
fan. ssc or bottles Tor 400 EveryWhers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
sneaial 10 DAILY Leader.

4 Special TO Daily Leader
Washington Il. G., Inly Among
tine 0klahomans wac have been tak-
ing III THE sights OF the national can
,ital during the past week were; j >.
EShearer ana vile. OF Guthrie A.
Vofis aui wife 0f Blackwell e j.
tSnearer of .sanilpa MI and Mrs,
lfsraVe8 az Enid u r. HILL McAl-
lester q if R0eers Tulsa, and = !,
Nausa, of Gnthrie
4 Announcement is made IF he foi.
lowing change ia fourth class post
lmasters In Oklahoma.
/ Chapel Mayes souaty nohye
Young vice J " Pestelfield resign
ed
B. J. Maugn ol Guthrie VINO has
iDeen IN Washington for the past
lmonth, making some quiet investisa-
ltlons. which he refuses TO in amy way
discuss, has seturned 70 Oklahoma,
fannarently satisfied with the results
lot his labors Before leaving Tor home
Mr Waugh confided TO a friend at the
rational capital that he Intended max
ing the race for congress in The first
iOklahoma district next year upon the
democratic ticket, as an opponent OF
Representative BIRD S Mcclure. who
has served five terms IN congress-
---~------
In response 90 the request OF mem,
hers OF the Oklahoma delegation IN
congress. chairman Sparkman, Of the
rivers and harbors committee OF the
house has promised TO take np With
lihc committee the advisabilitV Of IN.
clndlng Oklahoma and the Arkansas
river in their western itinerary OF in.
ispectlon OF streams susceptible TO
navigation purposes
Senator Gore Oklahomas blind
Statesman. BIAS returned to Washing
ton after irin 10 Niagra Falls,
IS ere he went 10 listen 10 the roar
ol the mighty cataract aud was deep
K impressed with the tumult which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
sLaLa N 80. 60 N ToINdn. IneaN

stats ~ Obio. City of Toledo Lncas
county ss
FfanF 4 Cheney makes oath that
h. X sssniof partner oi the firm ni
r. L Cheney & 90. dolag business
in the City 81 Toledo. County ard
State Aforesaid and fnat said firm
will pay the sam of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor each aad every case
aF Catarrh iluai can not ne cured hy
the use NJ Halls t8iarrh Cure.
FRANK a CHENEY.
sworn n before me ana sHhscrlh-
I'D il ny presence. this 9Th day of
December At u. 1856.
A. ". GLEASON.
fSeas.1 Notary Public.
Halps Caiarrh CuFe Is taken in
sernally. and acts directly on the
bsood and mucous surfaces OF the
system Send for testimonials free.
y. T. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
Sold by an Druggists, T5c.
Ta&e Halis Family pills for constl-
ration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
Wnrkrr ID SoeloloaY.

Worker in Sociology
Miss Josephine t7oldmark, q sister
in-law of the social worker. Louis u.
Branaeis, has made study OF soel-
al conditions in many places and has
procured statistics for Mr. Brandels
and verified statements She IL q
graduate OF nryn Mawr and \ work
er f0g the National Consumers
league, assisting Mrs. Florence Kel'
lev
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
Mants Men IS eovernssses.

A man writing in one Of the mag
axiaes saws that he is tired OF the
constant demand for goyernesses for
girls He thinks that men teac'ic.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
TWO WOMEN
FIGURE IN
COLTS CASE
"COIi Has Been Too Gay, :
Ethel BsrfyulaTs's Man
agsT Says

fgns Angeles, luiy H. Etael Baf'
ryraore. 10 long SIS she is upon the
Pacific ceass. says nothing Of her
rnn0rea action for divorce against
her husband, Russell Colt Her man-
ager, after 8 hrief consultation VITA
Niss barrymore, so announced
That story from New loFR A.
ssrting fhat Nj. Colts drinking may
he fa blame EDr Miss Barry more
snlG. II folly Hes been too say
ALT the Way through That IN Fhe
canse III the trouble ne said
N US sald taat Agiss Barrymore,
though she has some sensational evil
Sence against her husband. will In
f~ofne@ only sufficient faces 20 Win
serrna ng divorce and VIII elimin.
ne 70 lar as max be possible, all
sansaiionAiism. She does not seek
revenge. hut merely complete sew
cranec 0F her marriage bonds
Hi II prah4hle yhat inc naule 81 the
correspondent. when 1t becomes pub
TIA will nnl attract Nnaue atteh-
4inn "a the ease though it NJ limited
thai evidence has Been secured oa
misccndust an tho part ot Mt CoAt
with d NaMam whose name S ~lGeiN
known. This, however. will not be
used IL the ease ig attorneys decide
thae the less nspicnous woman eam
lse made s0 serve gAe same purpose.
Friends 81 the yanng actress de-
clare ENat her Silence Is due to q
sa8r 0g maioFiesy ana an Intense ais
lise ~ the Rfnd of advertisement
fhe divorce Must necessarily entail
raEhVr tnan fa any consideration Tor
her millionaire husband They say
thera Is no likelihood of q reconcih-
atiea and assert yhan suit will be
atgun Immediately fiji New York City
They say that Miss Barrymore VIII
ask Tor no alimony though she may
demand All allowance for the care
and maintenance of her infant son,
or ii, settlement h hts behalf She
Mill. a course. demand the custody
8f the child during hls minority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
TO Reject CHAMEAL
AWARD, IS INDICATION
FL Paso-Coraova Exchange Not
Satisfactory Negotiations
70 BE Reopened

Washington, july 1.-THE indica-
tions are that the state department
win reject the Chamizal award by
whieh "a strip Of FL Paso was given 20
Mexico and a strip OF Mexico, hno" %
las the Cordoya tract, was elfeh tu
1.-The United states
Al the same time. when the aware
Is rejected. which. 1t is asserted VIII
Doe done shortly, the state department
lis to seek 10 reopen negotiations
with Mexico looking 10 q hnal set
'tlemeni of he whole controNefs4
Whether this proposed settlement u
wolves monetary consideration OF
an exchange OF land, is not certain.
AIeAicm authorities contend tlai
the Mexican constitution iorbids the
'cession oil any OF its territory onl
state department authorities say
scrutiny of ,he Mexican constitution
'discloses no provision that could POS
sihly be eiven such construction
But the American government u II
said may ofer an exchange ot Quii'
claims and negotiations MAY De oas =
'ca proposition OF this kind; thai
Mexico give q quit claim go US lh'
tercst fn the Chamizsl tract in re
.nrn for the cession 10 Mexico 2i d
::s.... ::.... :s. s. IFAHF $: !. .
.dova trattisihth tlte 16fear ealnilia
sion awarded 10 the United states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
AMONG
THE WOMEN

would braatien lie ntihdA o gllA
and are much better for them ti'an
governosses. A man "goyefness IN
the family would certainly ne q de-
narture from the established order
OF things
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11

'lne ar two-sirap Pumps short siagc lasf,s
with neat pian or tipped ioes IN Button Boots
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
lBy Prank J. Grab

(AIember Duluth Stock Exehangej
 The markets were again weak to- day and seems to be going back into the old rut again. New York market was weak opening lower than yesterday and closing al the low point of the day Union Pacific, Reading. Steel 'and Shelter showed the heaviest declines and were most traded in. The others all showed from half point to a point decline. with the exception of Santa Fe and Can adIan Pacific. Notwithstanding the unfaworable copper month of Jam ary copper stocks did nos d,s~ play the weakness that was expect ed The report was discounted and while there was some declines 1t id not amount to much Amalgamated was weak selling of a point. Calumet and Arizona held al 5 and Superior and Pittsburg tended to sell of frae- tionalIy. Shattuck sales al 2is
 he balance of the maket die aoi show any particular change ever yesterday. Curbs held about the same Dem is being offered at 57s. Live oak weak and under pressure. Chino fairly active. American and Warren in demand with no stock offered London copper SAL los of iis 70 Sales 5O5.s00. Money 27z
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09
MORE COPPER SURPLUS
 SHOWN
CBy L. J. oyerloek)

BOSTON. Feb S.-The copper producers report showed an in- crease. of s.000.o00 pounds but it was well discounted Tine market rallied immediately on the announce lncnt and held it's strength for the rest s of the day There was practically nothing doing in the local coppers and no fluctuations were made worthy of mention. Giroux was again active and slightly weaker We don't look for any material change in the immediate future but think prices will be well maintained-Pa Web her & Co.
 Curb list dull and saggy. Inspiration and Chiona made fractional declines with trading very light. Dem lacked the snap which characterized the late dealings yesterday and stock eased of to 51s bic and F asked Shattuck dull and unchanged Sagi- nav and Warren strong with nothing offering around prevailing quota tions Demand is general and indica- tive of something doing London copper was of Ills Sd for the day Total sales 505 500
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-09

will unquestonably be far-reaching and must have considerable inhu ence in checking pessimism and creating a more cheerful and whole. some sentiment Upon the steel in. dustry it will have a most stimulat- ing effect, especially as rivalry will force other roads into constructive activity.
 Another suggestive indication of Improvement has been the martial revival of the iron trade It is well known tina there is an accumulation of deferred orders sn the steel bus mess, and as these must soon be placed, the belief grows that the worst depression in the iron trade has been safely passed. The mer- chandise situation as a whole is certainly better than a few Inontns ago. In nearly every department of industry supplies of goods are scarce. There has been little if any abate- ment n consumptive demands and industrial plants must soon resume operations in order to satisfy neces- sary requirements. In some cases demand is being stimulated by lower prices. which are desirable. not only as a means of renewed activity. hut also as an aid to lowering the cost Of living In the interior the situa. ton is slightly. better. Easy money IS having a helpful effect in the west and the crop outlook is prom ising owing to favorable conditions Of soil and ample snow or moisture m foreign trade the tendency is towards increased exports and di- unfinished imports. thus restoring for. eisn trade to the normal. Europe has been a liberal purchaser of our se- curlties and is showing increased confidence in American enterprise. in London and Paris easy money conditions likewise prevail. In fact owing to the abundance of money the world over it is impossible to see how fresh forward movement can be delayed for any lengthy period. Some uneasiness is felt re garding developmens at Washington but congress will close in about a Tafts reciprocity plans are finding month and that disturbing element VII lthen be removed. President greatest favor with the people than with the politicians, and it would not be surprising if the latter were eventually forced to accept he broad and liberal policy for which he has lately So firmly stood. The treasury situation will soon require attention. for with heavy expenses and dimin- ishing revenue the government is facing a deficit estimated at s3o, ,OOO,- 900 for the current year. This ex- plains Secretary MacVeigh's desire for authority to issue s1OOO,00O ] per cents without circulation priyi- leges.
 A significant fact is that the Jan uary new security issues reached the enormous sum of s225, ,00O, 900, an increase of s69.0o0,OOO from the same month last year. Of this amount sl55.0OO.0OO were issued by railroads. and of these issues s9s.- 0O0.O0 represented bonds. 36.0OO.000 notes and only s20.O0O,O00 stocks.
 HENRY CLEWS.