Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-04-24
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natuuy that had btNn lowering Apeu
fte Capital Tor several weeks hu
uheE tht proposition 20 give colombls
$4,000 GEO rs % sort ~ balm cam,
chasing along. it was warm enough
These important affairs have now heer
saflea a. The inside paEcer 81 daily
newspapers. along With tho All impor-
TAFT "details concerning The adminis-
trafian antitrust billie which have
come 10 Hfht !u thr House an ~ d
sudden Mcsico seems 20 have "biown
No. and even that famous hendiincr
Harry ThhW. who has won a aubstan-
iai victory Ia the federal court Isl
New Hampshire. has been lei down
with "a stickfug % type while the
country b0zses with the excitement
REGARDING tne latest and constantly
changing conditions ln reference 10
Msxlco the men ln the Admlnisifa-
tion and fhr Members ~ Congress,
are esutiohine against any action that
would De- an injustice 90 suffering
Mexico Hucria came $50 accustomed
10 Insulting the United States, and
getting away with e" that be- doubt
less waa nhoat the most nurpfised man
on the Western hemisphere when I
President Wilson pushed ''watchfai
waiting" Ga the rear. and started /
sieaming up her dfeadnaushta,
IN Re the Honeymoon.
Senator OGofman ~ New York ap
pears 30 oe having q hard time 20
keep step with the White House.
Nearly every day thc newspapers 81 the
metropolis ar. charging the Washing
son government with iegisintlns
against 10 great clty. and the Sun
cdiieaaily comments 60 tho effect that /
Is crowded series Of cumulative anti-
business developments" have attempt
ga an "abaufd cnrltimenf Of the
city's banking territory. which u Is
now sought "a follow up by 'dcliber-
ately hammcfing' az New York, by
prohibiting Of irterlockng directors
10 the antitrust bin u was reported
that Senator % German found solace
IN the difficulties arising from the tolls
and Colombia propositions. and face
tlouHiy predicted that the Democrat
ie honeymoon was about over" In
view 81 the fact that the second white
House wedding Is scheduled Tor next
month the Jest was considered per-
souai, @tofeupon Senator O'Gorman
denied that he had ever said H." a
Senatorial denial IN different from
other kinds Is final.
Touching the Wires.
As a result OF the abuse OF privilege
81 sending kilograms az the expense Of
the government. the United States
Senate has boon carefully considering l
Withdrawing this delightful perquisite
from IT. own members. II has come To
such a pass that a good many public
men. who DO not have 10 pay the bin.
have grown into the habit 81 touch
IN the wire" when the mails would
answer just as we'll The probability
Il that a maximum amount viii be
agreed upon that win cut down some
~ the profits around the telegraph Of
Zee. ~ the Senate end of the Capitol. :.
The rumpus was all started last sum :
ner when a western Senator was dis y
covered sending out tclcgrams By the
carload. covering all sorts OF political
IN this state.
The Giant OF the Seas.
Congressman sparkman. Is asking u
Tor larger appropriations FOR rivers !,
and harbors. called attention 90 the =
Tact that hair a century ago an ocean
going vessel 81 more than 500 feet was
not IN existence" Passing along TO :,
he vessels more than nina hundred =
'cft long" he commented that "the end =
q not yet" The "imperator'' viii yield .
ts proud position a. Queen Of the Seas !,
next month. when It's sister ship. the !,
'Fateriand" reaches the Hamburg =,
Line dock in the North Y,
River. This floating palace Is $50 feet -
ons. 100 feet In width. and as Ia the "
,aso ~ the imperator her huh has "
been constructed with a complete in y,
ier skin carried above the water line, -
making her ship within a ship. The
,wnsrs % this boat say that she Is
proof against collision or similar Re- a.
'ldents" IN this modern palace there =.
ias been recruited a complete fire de-
,srtmsnt picked from German cities.
nd there are more than sufficient
iumher Of life boats 20 accommodate =,
" on board
ons sometimes marveis a. the great
Ia the American navy,
nd the old oregon that brought com ~
urf % the American people 81 the
.panish- American war. Is now q back 49,
lumber IN comparison % the modern ~
rcadnaushis that are entertaining the =.
itsieans HUt she "Natefihnd' marks -
p epoeh in ahipbuiiding Ear more i'm
ortant than the growth shown ia the ~
agsss 10 the world EiEhs hundred
aksanEers can De- sestec az one time 4
the dining rooni and :, h doubtful n
htiher there Is hotel room IN the
niicd States more sumptous IN e.
sflors than the great public cabin.
hieh % rooted with glass unintcr- AL
lptst by pillars 81 supports u any tal
iDd. and illuminated by concealed IS,
shts So complete is this room that taj
3 equipped with a theatrical stage X,
WHIST would the Masters % Con Il
ratiy hplks think q The Nj
'gderH Hamburg America ship. with &,
s four captains and a COMMODORE
fer ALI eQuipped with swimming OF
coip lb8t put To shade some of those Ia
} the best gymnasipms: with smok- g.
* rooms az big a. the porch ~ q bh
une7nr hoteis end with barber shops : q
tx enough for a small city. And IN the va
fsf cabin alone there are more than b
80 baths. tai
The "Yatsriand7 - rot only q ship 10
len In elegance and comfort fer The n I
aEsengers who can pay for the best. yc-