Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
Washington
,lTTLETON ASSALS
RECALL OF JUDGES
dew York Congressman Make1
Fiery Attack on Arizona
Plan.

Washington, .May Eff VII, .gFisa
from the splrnqkd structure - g5y@;n-
ment the arch ;aen wlicll II como
70 rest with ufs.iul.en cui.sta nce,"
Representative N.Itm as, LiltItDf, OF
New York. deela sd III the II Csc to-
day, In an attack upon tho recall of
Judges feature or tho AFizona es9ssstitu-
qion.
The seasoned afhl staid traditions
ot impeachment are II be- Translated
into q trial by tutnnlt, said aIr. lit
tlcton. The orderly processes III
laeed justice are 30 bc converted inso
sporadic assaults born of hate AMI dis
appointment The digailcd minister OF
the established ln1, agnohica h1 The
fGrsndeur of his loftg station. at4d lis
.ciplined by the pressure or suitF re-
isponsibllity, Is to be degraded Dy tlta
Impending threat and distracted rs tho
uncertainty of 4 precaricus tcattre. Tive
misguided or malignant passions &c an
.unimportant fragment OF the nmii
,ity may recklessiy acrt,sc tne most
stainless Judge and. by Sroiintiless
icharge. put suspicion Ia the plaue OF
,conidence and distfust IN the psasc or
faith.
The Wing l~itigans, bafrlcd In an at
tempt rs subsidiZe the court; The c:l-
lpable confederate OF toe convicted cf IN
.inal; the corporate bandit, anaify con
Idemned by the firm hand of III incor-
iruptible court; the agrarian agitator
always against the substances and
symbols OF order; the refofgncr. whose
righteous zeal and unbalanced judy
ment made him at once the most at
itractive and most dangerous az men.
THE daring ~demagoguc. and the intrigu-
ing political boss were mentioned by
1.-THE speaker MS among those who might
The expected TO exercise ~wrongfiflly tho
privilege OF recall against just and
fearless judges.
For Island Independence
Members OF the House are loading
1.-The committee on foreign relations with
relations providing for the neutrality
and the ultimate independence or tho
nt..pp.aes
While no action by congress Ii ex-
pected at this session, a determined ef-
fort will be made in the regIikr ses-
sion to sever the Islands from tina
limited States possessions.
One OF the several resolutions on
the subject Is by Representative Me-
Call, of Massachusetts, republican, Ind
another by Representative Martin, OF
colorado, a democrat.
TAFT OFF On a Trio
President Taft left early today for
New York accompanied by Senator
bacon. Secretary It'll and Major SUIT.
He will make an address this afternoon
at the dedication OF the New FORK pub
lie library.
At dinner tonight he will be the
guest OF H.. w. Cadwallader. Attorney
General Wickersham also will be pres
cent. but the dinner will be Informal.
THE president viii leave New York. for
washington at midnight. The attorney
general viii be In the returning party.
Norris Gives the Facts.
Only BY the adoption OF the p
clause Of the reciprocity agree
ment with Canada can cheap
Raz k.ar & a knl tln NgfAtat4nv. MH# -
ist print PAPER dsstf Id tho
United States be secured, according to
John Morris, representing the Amer
ican Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton. who appeared before the senate
finance committee today.
The Canadian provinces which con-
Itrol the raw material OF paper manu-
facture." Mr.. Norris said. ARE trying To
force American PAPER mills to move tn
the other sid OF the boundary lima
They have prohibited the expectations
jof pulp wood from provincial land.
they believe they can starve out the
american paper makers, whose domes-
mic supplies are nearly exhausted.
american paper makers own oven
10000 square miles OF timber rights on
ths row and OF Quebec for which
they cannot now ship wood pulp be-
cause OF the prohibition OF May ], 1910.
Little Material Left.
q WI u AEitsiNa w AfAitOid II y
OTIS estimate three years ago OF tina
available supply of wood pulp timber
In the United States, which would last
Jas follows:
New York state. eight and one-half
years; Pennsylvania. nine yearss
Minnesota, nine years: Vermont III
years; New Hampshire, Is years
and Maine 2Sh years.
Concluding MIR. Norris said hat
NEARLY 40 per cent of the wood N
pulp which the United States now uses
ms the raw material OF cheap paper
comes from abroad.
THE p industry he said, paid
Si9,406 .074 to foreigners in 1910 for pulp
woods and pulp TO keep American pa
per mills going"
The consumers paid penalties OF
$3.50. 900 in retaliatory duties because
there was All adequate supply OF frea
wood in Canada available for thcn needy
OF this market"