The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

Court against trist must have SEEMED like passing
under the yoke.
From the St Louis Post Dispatch.
The Supreme Court has said in short. that the
world can supply more ese maiesty than the
Kaiser consume.
From the KlnAs City Star
Senator Lorimer naturally Prizes his eat in the
Senate very highly. He recognizes it Of the
best that money could buy.
Prom the Tampa Tribune.
S.cchan is determined to win the New York Sena-
torship This is where the Democrats usually make
their mistake. They give the big jobs to small
politicians.
From the Commence.
Mr. Pomer.ne IS one c Ohios faithful Denorlats
He may be depended upon to represent the public
interests and to take his stand among the genuine
progressive Senatnrs
From the Charleston News and Ohurier.
Of course il fifty German anarchists should rent
house right in the city of London If would still
be possible to summon the reserve and get the In
dian army back home in time.
Prom the Detroit Free Pre&
One Canadian customer is worth more to us than
several hundred Asatics or Africans And we are
rest Of the earth put together.
From the Providence Journal.
II is within the power of the United States
Senate do the nation notable service by
fusne its assent to the pension bill which ha, passed
the House by vote u more than three to one.
From the Kansas City Times.
The Sulloway BILL as it rased the Hms yester-
day. grants a pension of sl2 to SIS a month to every
person who served ninety DAYS in the civil var. This
to call for three ruusns cheers for the nag.
Prem the New York Mail.
The insurgents blamcwosthy only in the fact
that they have permitted Themselves to Be used BY
the Democrats to make trouble for the majority
party. and then have been dropped in the waste
basket.
From the Troy Times.
The actual vason for Canadian opposition to
reciprocity is likely be found in the belief by the
protected Manufacturing interests of the Dominion
that they able TO hold their in their cpun-
try, and do not banker for American competition.
From the Nov Bedford Standard.
1t is bit Of rhetorical fubdub to say that
labor is the foundation upon which the structure
Of popular government is built Popular govern
ment. assuming the hope that it will he peTma Dent.
must be built upon the character Of its citizens.
| and not upon their occupations
From the Chattanooga NewA
Gov. Dix. of New Yak. has recommended a Fed
efal income tax amendment and the election Of
United States Senators by popular vote. There a,e
| moro and more signs Of the spread Of Bsyanian.
They call it By . different name. but the principles
advocated By the cummoner ase less and les op-
| posed.
Finn, Oh. NeSr Ye~k 1,itune
Charles j. Hughes the junior Senator frum Colo
rado who died yesterday. had not served long enough
at Washington make his mark legislation, but
| he had shown himself . oompetent dehater and IN
| industrious worker. He vas an exper On mining
| and land laws. and Colombo will miss his services
| in Congress.
Prom the Chicago Evening Post.
The city plan commission Of Seattle lays down
this interesting pnstulate: There fom essential.
which &C to make up . great manufacturing city
transportation to the market cheap pDWer. available
afes and the labor problem" In Chicago we'o q
| bit more modest. We et down "laba' % IN ID
untaee hot vs hardly consider its ''prob'ens" Z
| manufsctunng asiet.
The Digaay-est BiGamist.
From the Charleston Nevs and Couri9.
About the bigamy-est bigamist We evei
heard tell Of is the Oklahoman who wa.
a Mormon for twenty years and ther
took to ahinities. II IL not surprising
that he intends to settle permanently IL
Arkansas.
1000 Proposals % Marriage.
From the Dstroit Free FfvA
| At Atlanta school-tsacher has received
over l.ooo proposals. OF marriage since 4
| was announced that she iS to inherit
| 800. 900. Men who need the money ar
| always on the lookout for IN OpDofl