Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-21
FREE SUGAR HITS
 ARIZONA INDUSTRY
Strong Protests Have Been Made By People From West to Senators
 Smith and AShurst.

l "dShihstOh- " Dy AhS WoyB hOpN eh' distinguished gentleman from Kan sas will tell candid and waiting world just how many members fol. . low him now, when he is marching in any direction except toward pie. MT. Rulings. Progressive from l Pennsylvania: I just wish to inquire of the gentleman what the gentle man had for breakfast this morn ing?
 l Mir. Mann, Republican Leader: IL looks to me as if the gentleman had eaten a Progressive.
 i MT. Moore, Republican from Penn sylvania:
 1 If you want wool, the wool is fair; if you want hair the wool is hair;
 If you want meat, the meat Is therel That's Gamers goat of Texas.
 So, while you kick the wool of sheep, and beef and mutton make so cheap,
 Protective tariff now will keep the Garner goat of Teyas.
 Mir. Lenroot, Republican from Wisconsin: Does not the gentleman know that that merely takes care of the loss in wool?
 Mir. Underwood: Of course l do. If the gentleman had been listening | for the last fifteen minutes he would have heard me say that it takes care of the loss in wool.
 MT Barnhart, Democrat from In- diana:
 There was a man named Joseph
 Cable, who bought goat just for
 his stable
 One day the goat, too prone to dine,
 ate red shirt, right off the line. Then Cable to the goat did say,
 Your time has come; you die
 this day"
 And took him to the railroad track, and there he bound him on his
 back
 The train then came, and the whistle
 blew, and the goat we'll knew his time was due,
 But with a mighty shriek of pain,
 coughed up the shirt and Jagged the train.
 Mir. Falconer, Progressive from Washington: You Japanese, Chinese Hindu lovers. Any man who has an ounce of brains in his cranium knows that he is putting the labor interest and the shingle industry in , this country to the bad, and so far to the bad that men engaged in it, will be looking for another employ ment inside of the next two years.
 MT Thomas, Democrat from Ken lucky: do not like to give advice to Republicans, but you know about this season of the year the dogwood blossoms are in bloom, and that is when we shear sheep, and l would advise the gentlemen from Illinois (Mr. Mann), to get shaved. The other day I heard the hairless wond CT from Michigan (Mr. Fordney) tell about the bank accounts of the working people of this country. You go to the hearings of this town in Massachusetts, Lawrence, who were down here last year, and you saw them, and they testified before that Committee that they did not have meat to eat over once a week. Seeks Legislation Against the Air
 Gun.
 Approving the "safe and sane" leg | islation that has done so much to preserve life and limb, and to put a needed check on the indiscriminate use of fireworks, pistols and guns, MT. William c. Sickel, a prominent steamship man, is insisting that the movement shall go farther and in clude the air gun. While his son was playing 'injun'" he lost an eye as the result of the careless handling of one of these guns by a playmate This set MT. Sickel at work looking up statistics covering accidents hap pening to children from air guns, and the results were so startling that he set the ball rolling in his home in New Jersey, and the sale of air guns was prohibited by law. He as- serts that this is only the beginning of a movement that will become general, as the necessity for it is brought home to the lawmakers of the country.
 pr. Harvey Wiley, who is over sixty years young, married to a charming young woman, and the ia ther of a son of year, declares that ! man is at hie hest at sixtv Dr