The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-17
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Home the Foundation of Ma
tons, They Thunder, but
Only in Public. auA
CHAMP CLARK NOT COY.
It's All the Tariff, Says
Speaker, fitting Briefly at
High Cost of Living.
NO.. 4.
By Winnifred Harper Cooler.

By Winnifred Harper Cooley.
xation President Associated Ciu be
OF Domestic Science.
Whist about the high COST q iiv.
~, Ar. osndidstsf
What are you going 70 % for
Ne E0n1ns
The houseksepsrs' choice for Ruler Of
ne American nation will b an i'm
poftant matter some day. and even
now. many millions of intelligent homo-
makers and mothers are asking which
among the mon evolved by business In
forests and distinguished for legislative
acumsn will onsclentiously consider the
interests OF the homo.
I asked Mr.. Champ CLARK about this,
and I talked with Mr.. Roosevelt, and I
sought the other candidates In their
lairs In Washington and New Jersey.
but the terrible strenuosity Of tho night
was such that Il was impossible to get
an expr ession on this burning question.
Yet every candidate will tell the audi
snces. Tar and near. that the homo II
the foundation Of civilization.
tN GHvtGWS NSI 40 PGcNbV
As PUBLIC SPEECHES..
Now. every one knows the theories Of
the Third Term Man anent large fam
lilies; but just how the women arc to
solve the economic problem for their
broods y uncertain. Mr. Taft always
has been pretty strong for woman suf-
frage; and Gov. Wilson. az president OF
. university. has trained thousands OF
young characters In their formative
periods. Afr. Underwood, we all know,
has tried to reform the tar!ff. but evil
IDENTIFY 10 not concerned with the organ
lied women. for as president OF ma
tionai body representing. one way and
another. thousands Of housekeepers.
was not even given the courtesy OF
reply to my letters.
These are ticklish times for would-be
Presidents. ana sven the genial present
incumbent 70 not expressing himself on
any subject to anybody except in care
fully prepared public apssches. Thus
quoth his secretary:
sThs President viii not sxprsss
himself unasr any consideration.
The matter (hish COST Of uv1nS)
10 pending In Congress, ana the
Yrssidsnt - deeply Interested, -
was seen By his message, but he
Win not give . public interview
70 rsprsssnteuvs OF tns 0o"ss-
keepers or any one else.
] wrote down these Immortal woes
immsdiateiy ai'er heai'ns .nen'. Gnu
rleveo tha' WIS not oo"s.
VINO couid pear hesSaee W ~
nine millions VINO yeafn ior reNe
the speaker Oh 'he f1ous0 " N.'
sentauves wro'e me quito chaFn'"sA''
MY Dear Madam fres'aeh'
have your note OF YESTERDAY ask
Ing for an interview. ana ehaii 10
glad to see you any day at my ONCE
II you Will call either at III O'CLOCK
In the morning or after O'CLOCK In
the afternoon Your friend
CHAMP CLARK.
Alas, I am certain he was not glad to
see me. for these are the days that w
mems souls. and Il they aspire to the
Presidents chair. they must weigh every
word, sleeping or waking. lest they COM
init an error that will lose them votes.
ouAMp CLARK AFFABlE, BUT
NoT epEcisic
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ana ~ ""en =, ~. Canl,oI
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win inc cor ufes1e D.o" w.. aA u,,r,
au'sNe "asn.hs'oh sp'eau ''~y $500. ?
ing OK farao'se pe'o"u .no
round MIN very shof' an" su'''"s.' ANN
greatly afraid might misrspreseh' MINI
The high cost OF living as u aHecls
the American home was our theme' aha
thought OF a rev auestions ina. m,Eh'
facilitate a quick understanding fhs
queries ran something like this
al In your Judgment, Nh.
Ruoakor. what has contributed most
20 an. Increased cost OF uving2
foI HAVE Won An nina any Ma
.,.n., ,ag,.,stion vhioh would
.S..r mi. uuward tsndsuny. II not
SnooA ..
solve the pros''m.
(3J TO wnaS sH'sns nevs tns
tari1 restrictions affected the mar
let prices OF nscsssdtissf
(@,I Have not statesman given