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defendants. His amendment was
rejected by the chair On point of
order that the money in question
is in the custody of the Mcnamara
defense committee and therefore not
at the disposal of the federation
The report of the committee on
the presidents report was agreed
10 without amendment.
The presidents report defined the
attitude of the federation in the so.
called "dynamiting' cases, including
the Mcnamara cases in these
words:
The American labor movement as
represented in the American Fed
Grafton of Labor will neither coun-
:enance nor condone anyone who.
under the cloak of trade unionism,
undertakes to carry on q criminal
warfare on society. That some OF
these men are guilty of carrying or
such a warfare appears from the
confessions they have made rela-
five to their connection with these
crimes That every man must be
considered innocent until he has
been proven guilty has always been
accepted as a fundamental princl-
pie of our Jurisprudence, and in the
consideration of his case before the
counts he is entitled to a fair and
impartial trial
The conventions refusal to act in
the electrical workers dispute In
volved refusal to return the char
ter of the Alameda County (Califor-
nial Central Labor union. The char
ter was recalled when the union
refused to unseat delegates from the
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in advance or the decision in their
cases be influenced" by the alleged
fact that certain corporations and a
private detective agency ARE clamor-
ing for a conviction"
1t vas decided by vote of 15.76l
to 1929, more than the two thirds
majority required, to revoke the
charter of the International Associa-
ton of Steam and Hot Water Filters
and Helpers, delegates from which
were denied seats in the convention
last week.
The convention also refused to
take any action in the dispute be
tween factions Of the international
Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers,
and reaffirmed Its decision that only
the faction affiliated with the Fed
Grafton is legal.
Other resolutions adopted favor
the initiative, referendum and re-
cali. including the recall of judges;
popular election of United States
senators. workingmens' compensation
with the retention of employers II
ability, old age pensions and the
repeal or amending Of the Sherman
antitrust law to prevent the pros
ecution Of labor unions under its
provisions.
Andrew ]. Gallagher, representa-
tive OF the California State Fedora
ton of Labor, raised the question
of financial aid to the men on trial
in indianapolis. He offered an amend
ment to the report of the committee
on the presidents report, recon-
mending that the balance in the
Mcnamara defense fund De devoted
to the defense Of the Indianapolis
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Fiction and sorrow have come, no
doubt, to many homes and hearts,
but no more than is common to
man, and these, II We have profited
by the lessons hey bring to us,
should make our lives sweeter an!
better and bring us in closer touch
with our fellowmen thereby bringing
blessings to them. Therefore IN OF
der that every inhabitant Of our
city may have The opportunity for
the observance Of our national Gus
tom and in pursuance 10 the proc
lamatiCn of the President of the
United States and Of the Governor
cf our own State. |, d. ii. Dawson,
Mayor Of the City of Ardmore, do
hereby set apart and proclaim
Thursday. Nov. 2Sth 1912, as 4 legal
holiday and day Of THANKSGIVING
and earnestly recommend to the
people of our city that they observe
this day properly in their own
homes and, il possible, attend divine
service and thereby publicly render
thanks to the Lord our God for His
mercies to us and to implore His
guidance and favor IN the year be
fore us
All city offices will be closed and
all public work suspended except
thai which is necessary for the pub
lie peace health and safety.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the City of Ardmore this the 23rd
dav Of November. 1912.
d. /. DAWSON,
MAYOR.
Attest: G. II. BRUCE,
City Clerk.
(SeaO
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Another year with its privileges
and opportunities is rapidly nearing
its close. and seedtime and harvest
have come and gone in their proper
season and the fruits thereof have
been gathered and oar beloved coun-
try is at peace with all the nations
Of the world. 1t is bcfltting that
our people should again. as has been
our custom, nave a day set apart
for Thanksgiving to Almighty God
for the blessings of increase, health,
peace and happiness which have
come to each in the past year. Al
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Business increasing.

Il am more than pleased said
manager Max Wilmington OF the Ex.
celsior steam laundry, with the
way the public generally are show
ing their appreciation of lirst class
laundry that tuIns out first class
work all the time, by their generous
patronage, our business is increasing
every day and We have the satisfacl
ton Of knowing that once We get a
customer we have no trouble in
keeping him as our work is salts
factory in every respect. We have
our troubles as all ether lines have
but when We find a defect we i'm
mediately remedy it and aim to keei
our plant as near perfection as pos
sible. You can see from our workinl
force that We are doing lots Of wor
and you will also note that our paI
roll every week adds something d
the business activity of merchant.
and other business men of the city,
The Excelsior laundry is a bus
place and Mr.. Wilmington person.
ally supervises overy department o.
the business that his patrons ma1
receive nothing but the best SERVED
BEST LINE OF BOX AND BULk
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Is YOUR husband cross? An irrita-
bile. fault finding disposition is often
due TO a disordered stomach. A man
with good digestion is nearly always
good natured. 4 great many have
been permanently cured of stomach
trouble by taking Chamherlain's Tab
let's. For sale by all dealers.
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electrical workers faction which isl
not recognized by the federation.
The committee en- adjustment reel
ommended that the dispute between
factions Of the White Rats factors
nnionl be referred TO an executive
council. The convention approved
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e astern Star.

Regular meeting ot Ardmore Chap
ter No. 20. Monday evening at 1:3O
POCAHONTAS COLEMAN, W NJ.
LIZZIE DOVE, Secretary.
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HuYLeR's CANDIES AT KAHN's
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Attest: G. H. BRUCE,
City Clerk.
(SeaD
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Seal)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
&untprpmtif amsgeldjlagen.
6 icogo, eY., "a. SUI

~ " =" . ~ O>~si - O>'''S'
Cine &eriammlung bon gegen
1000 itretfen6en SSra6tperla6ern uno
Glerfs, sic Montagaben6 auf Scr
@eitieite in Gbicaga SsG., abgebalten
tpur6e, Iebnte 6as 9lngebot, 6aB 1900
Streifer am 1. Suli angeiteut meroen
iollten, menn ser Streif Biz 6abin ob=
geiagt iei ab. Dreiun65man5ig 8ab=
mem batten Sen Streifern 6urd Hra=
ii6ent 6. It.. @imbarf bon ser Ml1octa=
tion Of Commerce 6ieien @ori@lag
MAIDEN laiien, mas auf Sic 8emiibun=
gen zines Spe5ielfomites 6es @taot=
ratbs 5uriid5ufiibren iit. 9ie 5trei-
fer bei6loiien, sen 5treif ni6t eber
fir been6et 5u erflaren, als Bis lie
iGnn1tli9 1pieSerangeitel1t tpiir6en.
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9lmerifaner iiberfa4en.
Ct 8aIo o, Seros, "a. Sun

g Ya 0, SeraS, "a. Stunt.
II Mmerifaner tpur6en neu1t6 in
@eIar0ena, so Meilen >peitli@ bon
Sorreon un5 300 Meilen iI6li6 ser
i1rternotionoIen @ren5e bon elmer
8an6e 8rigonten, sic ii@ u&ebe1en"
nannten, an eine @9eune gebun6en,
nit 6linteni@uiien un6 Dol@en in
S@reden beriett un6 nit elmer ium-
nariiden @refution be6robt, penn iie
nt@t iofort cine @illion Dollars 5ur
5tel(e idnffen >piir6en. SdlieBlid
boben ii9 Sic &duber nit $4,000 5p=
frie6engegeben. 9ie Mmerifaner bat=
ten 8e6enfen gebabt, 6ieies grGebniB
offi5iem befannt 1per6en 5u laifen, erit
6as 3urii6geben ser &ebeGenfrafte
IieB 1ie Sa9e gum @ori6ein font
ntett.
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9eutidlambs asrefitimmen.
s. erItt1, 25. 81


Sic oeltti6en 8lGtter rdumen Sen
8emerfungen iiber Sen &onbert in
Chicago piel &aum Elm. Die ~Boit"
aGein mi6rnet ser gominatton in
Chicago am Sanpitag abeno eine
gan5e Seite. Sic lagt, Deuti@lano
bobe nur >penig Sntereiie oaran, per
Ser nddfte 8euobner oes WeiBen
@ouies iein miro, ie6o@ babe Der
@onpent einelr 8lif in sic innere go
litif ser amerifanii6en &epublif ge=
mGbrt. Dieier 8lid babe sen 8emob=
nern DeutidlanSs mertbooae 2ebren
ertbeilt, mel6e sic 8ebauptung ouf=
geltent baben, 0aB Die 8ereinigten
Staaten elm i6eal regiertes polttti9es
0ora6o ieien.
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sylieaer bermnalnft.
50 aihi n q t 0 n. "a.

Wa } ing o n, "a. Stunt.
Carl 8. @antilton bon @onners-
billie, S,16., Elm 9ebrer ser 6lieger-
i@nle in College 8arf, $685., tpur6e
on1 Montag BEL einem Stur5 im Merc=
plan mabrl6ein1id to6tli6 perlett.
Mls sic @aidine ii6 in elmer &obe
bon 100 SUB befan6, itiir5te fie plot=
li6 gu 8o6en, un6 @anilton tpuroe
unter Sen Sriimnnern begraben. St
tpnr6e iofort berporge5ogen uno nadJ
Sem @oipital gei@afh, mo- sic Mer5te
sic @erlebungen fit ebentlteu to0tltd
erflarten. @or tpenigen @oden err
eignete ii9 bier Elm dbnlt@es l1ng1iid,
bel tpeIden 5tpei 8erlonen ibren Sos
fan6en.
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Straflidler 2eidltiin,1.
8uffa I 0, 81. g., "a. Stunt.

- II 7 q o, &c. ~, "a. e5111t.
8ei SEM ginitur5 6es 2an6ungs=
itegs Bel gog1e Barf, nabe Buffalo,
81. g., ertranfen Sonntagaben6 Be-
6euten6 mebr Herlonen, als uripriing=
Ii6 ongenonunen tpuroe. 8is Mon=
tagabe1b tparen II 2ei6en geborgen,
un6 es tper6en nod ELF Eerionen per=
miBt, 5ie SEN slusflug nitgemaht
batten. Ma9 SEM ltng1iid berrlbte
sic groBte l1nor6nltng in @og1e Nart.
Gortige slugeiteute meigerten ltd)
runSipeg, Or. Stoder Bel sen @ieoer-
belebungsperiu6en an Sen aus 9ano
ge5ogenen 8erionen gu belfen, tpo,
our9 ii6 6ieier i@lieBli@ genotbig:
iob, one 2ei9en fort nod tbrer 2an'
6ura nod 8uffalo 5u ihiden. Be-
tr1nfene eri9merten auBer0em oen1
Mr5t sic @ie6erbelebung nrr-
gemein.
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8eriibmtter Malcr seitorben.
81 e ba 5 EN-, 25. SSu

20 y y q . w TO V'*'t'
Sir 2aurens Mlma=5a6enta, ser
beriibmte englii@e Naaler, lit bier
geitorben. Ct Iitt am Mngenfrebs,
gegen &pel6es 2eioen er bier &eill1ng
iudte. Ser 8eritorbene, 1pel6er Elm
Sitter BON " Sobren errei9t batte,
1par am 8. Sanuar 1886 in Dror-
RIP in @onano geboren, lieB fi@ ie,
ood ipater in gnglan6 nah1ralifte.
rem. geeben 5oblrei@en Me6atne,
mar er Sitter bon 0r6en fait aller
aipiIiiierten 2dn6er.
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ser 6ooeration alnerifanii@er Brauenz
flubs na9 San Srancisco. Dte Ser
iantnlung, 6ie am Dienitagaben0 er-
offnet tpiro, oauert Big 5um 6. SSuii.
gines Ser mi6tig1ten @ei@afte, 0as
sur @rle6igung fommen iou, ebe Die
etgentli@e @eriammlung eroffnet
miro, lit sic @inflbrung zines meni=
ger uu1i&n6li6en Mblttmmungsmo=
0us; pabri9einli6 miro oas pennigl,
banii9e 5Ditem angenomnten ,per-
SEN.
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9iamantemes sy,.bilan,,t.
M II n 81 + B 0 r. Mi9., "a. Su

4nn 81 r + o r, Mi6., "a. Sum-.
9ln1 Montag begann in Mnn Mr5or,
Weidb., sic n1ebrtGgige Seier 6es 6ia.
mantenen Subtl6ums Ser 5taatsunt.
beriitat bon Mi4igon. Sauien6e frii-
bere Stu6ieren6e Ser 11niperiitdt itr0<
men aus allen Tbetlen Wft6igans IN
ser SeiHtoM 5uiamnten; sic Seier
miro bis Donneritug 6ouern.
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eDe SlllelL 0Ill!l SOUlI Iu!lt!!te!t Io'''|@'
5una1lt nit elmer grflarung int gfa-
lnen ser 9}oolepelt Delegoten, IN
ser er ausfiibrte sic 8eit lei iett ge-
fomn1e1, 6a cine Mebrbeit Ser &oo=
lepeltoelegaten ith lage, 1ab tie ni9t
lGnger Sic 8eranttportrng fir ote
8el6lulIe Ser &onpe11tion n1ittrogen
fonne. Sic batten gegen sic @egen=
partei angef6mpft Biz ale parliament
triiden Mittel eri6opft, Inn ben
re6tn1qBig gemablten Delegaten=@it
u116 Stin1ne in ser @onpention gu
perl6affen. @enn unter 8enubung
ser 5timrnen bon Delegaten, oerer1
5tinmberedtigung ongefo6ten mer=
Sc, Sic Ma6t eines &omites iiber
Sen golfspillen geiett >per0e, mte
iih BEL ser gntidei0ung int Safe oes
pierten 9 iltrifts bon California err
tpielen babe, 5ann babe ~6ie 0ampf=
nalae sic er[aubte @ei6minoigfeit
iiberihritten." Die @egenpartet babe
Sic beanitan6eten 0elegaten aner=
fonnt. Man babe nit ser @egenpartei
aebn Sage perban6elt, flint Sage ge<
fampft, I'M &edt 81, befommen, jebt
1per0e npun lpe6er perban6eln nebr,
nod fa1npfen. ~@ir tper0en nnter
9Sroteit iiben bGeiben, un0 uniere Wabr
ler ionen uniere &i6ter iein."
gead6em sic permanente Srgani=
lation ser Mattonalfonpention pon=
5ogen, un0 iid Sic 6aran ani6lieBer=
Sen ltiirntii6en 9e1nonitrationen ct:
mas gelegt, iotpie sic 8roteiterfldrn1t=
gen ser @ooiebelt 2eute un6 &oole=
belts ielbit our6 9llen BON &anias
perleien tporen. lpur6e a1s na6ites
@eidaft ser 8eriht 0es &omites
fir MegeIn ouf Sen Eiih gelegt 5r-
lammen NIT sem MinberbettsbertM
in Sent etnige Men6erungen borgeihla-
qen uaren. 0omit blieb sic @ei9dfts-
or6nung ser letten Mattonalfonpen-
tion an6 fir Sic 0iesiabrige in &roft.
Ser fribere gi5eprdIi0ent 6airbanfs
trat 0ann 11nter lauten 8eifanSrufen
ser Saftleute amf, I'M Sen 8eri6t oes
&elolutionsfomites, Sic &lattfornt, 81
perlelen. Die 8erleiung 6es umfang=
reiden Documents 6auerte Biz 7:17,
morouf sSairbanfs Sic Mnnabme oes
8erihts beantragte. 8alter 8. Spen
bon @isconiin rei6te bierauf einen
MinoritGtsberi9t ein, ser SEN Stano=
punft Senator Ga 6ol1ettS uno leiner
glnbGnger ,pertrat un0 beantrogte oel-
len Glattfornn 5u iultltitutieren. 8ab<
ren0 ser @erleil1ng Ser Blottform
tam es gu elmer fleinen nnterbre6ung,
sic 6a0ur6 berporgerlfen muroe, ooB
IS. $. 8rpan ieinen 8lab ouf Der
BreBtribiine perlieB, Inn ii6 5ur 8abn
5u begeben, ga er nod am Mabmittog
no6 Baltimore abreiite. 6airbanfs
begleitete leinen slbgang nit einigen
bun1orpouen @orten. 9ea60em 6air=
banfs sen glntrag geitent, Sen Wfin<
oerbeitsberi6t auf sen Siib gu 1egen,
traten Gaop un6 8laine bon Wiscon=
lin fir sic Ga Souette Hlattform etn.
Smens Mtn0erbeitsberidt tpur0e 6ann
gegen sic ein5igen Stimmen BON Wis=
coniin ouf Sen Gid gelegt, unS 8ar=
mes bon Seem Dorf beantragte oen Sea-
mensoufrlf 5nr glbitimmung iiber Sen
Maioritdtsberi6t. Ser ergab 666
Stinunen fir Sic Hlattform, nur So
Sagegen; 343 Gelegaten entbielten
ii6 Ser Mbl ltimnrl1ng, 16 maren ni6t
an1peie1t6. (Mattform gu sleien an
anberer Stene.)
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Eranenfoubent.

@an6rancisco, GaI., "a. ssunt.
@on0er3iige bringen aus allen Tbei-
len oes 2nn6es sic 9elegattnnen 51t
ser elften 3ueiiob obrigen @eriau1mlung
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a. e, Z.
SRttf | bis +
Nt@ter Starter
>piro tefdti8t.

Nfit 81 gegen % Stimmen ,pir6 er
temporarer @oriiter Der &onpen-
ton. - &om cinem Mmsglei6 5,pi-
idDen 8rDan II. Barter mill eriterer
nid)ts ,uiiien. - ST ielbit &anbi-
BAT. -Madt's bent 9tooiebelt im
Chicago nadJ. - @ablprotete nor
Gpmite.
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Erfrr Ghetl.
.9a8 Mlte
gut 9ett1t8

Saft mnb Sber,nan an Der Spite beS
9eatipnaltidets. 9fa6 elmer Wpd)e
anoamermbent Sample nr,tfte &opie-
pelt ieinem @csner Saft metd)en.
Nit sci Gtintmem iu,rbe let-
terer mpu1imirt. - Eermanente
Craanilatium ruff &roteite ber
9tuuiepelt 9eute berpur.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN.

President Taft has reappointed
David M. Little as collector of Gus
toms at Salem, Mass, in spite of the
fact that Little favors Roosevelt for
the presidency. Taft says that that
consideration will not interior in any
way with any appointments he may
make.
In an address at Omaha, Nebraska,
Colonel Roosevelt accused Taft's sup
porters of stopping to the use of un-
scrupulous bosses to further their
campaign. He claimed that if the
votes were left to the people direct,
Taft would have no chance of nomina-
ton.
Charles Bruno, depressed on &C.
count of i'll health, shot himself in the
head, and died Immediately He was
a manufacturer of musical instru.
ments, and said to be millionaire.
Billy McCreary, famous sports.
man, died in New York as a result OF
injuries received some months ago.
Nine women students will compete
for the Stamford University cham
pionship for fencing.
Michael Joseph Comfy, tried for the
fifth time for the murder of Bernard
Lagan in San Francisco three years
ago, has been convicted of manslaugh
ter. The jury recommended the
mercy of the court, if not probation
1t is officially reported that twenty
seven Italian warshiRs bombarded two
Turkish forts at the Dardanelles en-
trance for two and a half hours. One
Turkish soldier was killed and one Of
the attacking ships damaged.
Two more levees have broken II
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
National League
YOUNG TOGO.
(Contlnued from page three.)

CONTINUED from page three)
Moore in Oakland, will never fight
again, according to the statement of
Eddie Robinson, his manager. After
the match, Robinson felt sure that
there was something the matter with
the little boxer and sent him to DIR.
E. D. Shortlidge for an examination
of his eyes. The test, DR.. Shortlidge
says in a written statement, proved
that Togo has practically no use of
the left eye, which is entirely blind,
and that he has but half the normal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
THE WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED
Especial mail report to Star from Francisco)

the flood district. A region of rich
cotton country equal in size to the
New England states, has now been
inundated. Hundreds Of those rem
dered homeless are suffering from
want of food and necessary clothing.
Colonel Roosevelt has completed
his campaigning tour through Nebres-
ka, and is now beginning his Kansas
trip.
Supporters of Taft for the presiden-
tial candidacy are wondering (out
loud) whether Roosevelt's recent vic
tories were due to his popularity" or
to his lavish expenditure of money.
Mexican rebels captured Culiacan
the capital of Sinaloa. Thirty We're
killed in the battle.
The skeleton of an unidentified man
was unearthed near the Southern Pa
cific track in Santa Cruz, Cal. There
was a bullet hole in the temple, and
revolver was found close by.
over $4,000 for the relief of the
survivors of the Titanic disaster had
been raised in New York before the
Carpathia locked. A committee from
the New York stock exchange carried
$4,000 in cash to the pier to be dis
tributed among the most needy.
Emma Goldman, anarchist, is OF
her way to San Diego to lead the l
w. w. who have been stirring up trou
| BILE.
1t is said the Cabinet has demanded
that Taft act at once in regard t
, Mexico's insulting notes.
Two robbers held up a Colorado eX
press flee and secured $4,000.
/
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
SPORTS
MAINLAND NEWS
IN TABLOID FORM

Swimmer Daniels will not compete
IN the Olympic games.
New Mexico has legalized forty five
found boxing contests
O.
Willie U! chic and Wolgast box four
rounds III San Francisco, Nav if.
Pal Moore and Jack Britton fight
twenty rounds for Coffroth next Tues
day.
Leach Cross won decision over
Tommy Murphy in New York.
Young Togo made sorry showing
against Roy Moore.
Young Togo has become partially
blind and viii never fight again.
Frank Picato is back in San Fran
cisco from his Colonial trip.
Billy Weeks got the decision over
Billy Uvick
Abe Label and Young Watson
drew
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
HUMORS OF WASHINGTON
TOLD IN SHORT STORIES

have bought land by the foot; but.
my God! have never before bought
land by the gallonl"
A Enthusiastically Democratic joke
was made by Ollie James, the Senator
elect from Kentucky, now represent
ing that state in the House. Mr.. I'm
derwood, the Democratic leader, was
waxing eloquent in a reply to Mr..
Rucker, Republican member from
Colorado.
CT will say to the gentleman" said
Mr.. Underwood, that the time when
these infant industries were really
infants runs to a time when the mem
DRY of the present generation runneth
not to the contrary"
But that is not so with the beet
industry" objected Mr.. Rucker
"They are all beat industries" in.
terposed Mr.. James, beating the
American people out of money"
Speaking of sledge hammer meth
DDS, one of the Senators might have
pleaded guilty when the discussion
grew warm over the invalid pension
bill. Senator Bradley of Kentucky,
who is a member of the Pension Com
mittee, had made a special plea n
behalf of a worthy pensioner and the
discussion over the case had lasted
two hours, whereupon Senator Lodge,
becoming somewhat FESTIVE, limited
that the House had an advantage in
limiting debate. Now Senator Brad
ley has occupied very little time
since he has been in the Senate, while
Senator Lodge has occupied much,
and the criticism ranked. Later in
the discussion, the case of man was
cited who had lost a jaw.
II might suggest" said Senator
Bradley, that the loss of jaw would
be good thing for some Senator'S"
Governor Harmon of Ohio never
hesitates to tell one on himself, and
he exemplified his fondness for neat
turning of words in his remarks to
member of the National Press Club
on the occasion of his informal call
at their quarters recently.
The governor had been in the SUI
mama court In tha mounting opd orrauy
reminiscent in recalling the changes
that had taken place on the bench.
Speaking of his appearance before the
great tribunal when he was United
States attorney general, he said that
he was trying a most unique case CT
the United States against Texas, In
volving the ownership of 1000 square
miles on the banks of the Red river,
known as Grier county, now three or
four counties in Oklahoma.
II was using a map" said the for
mer cabinet officer, (which had been
prepared by army engineers, and
which l said gave bird'seye view o.
the situation. Whereupon Mr.. Justice
Gray leaned over and said:
"'But, Mr. Attorney General,
haven't the eyes of bird.
Later, in another case," continued
Governor Harmon, Il was hurrying
over thin ice in my argument before
the court, and one of the justices
hauled me up with the query: How
about this point?'
Eyes, am coming to that, your
honor l replied.
"'You are there now quickly re-
ltorted the Justice"