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Testing Streaght ef the Inssrgen ta 1 one of kit Wmame lutlas
to Ferform. Representative Xina TTent .oa a- strike Jljccnlr,
f ?. 'J.- j?.iLTgxng,aHrrracffl--7l' - -. y mTrftamrnii'ji'ji n;,i r.'CT" 7""" TUnnmra MTTT"
Penfiell ', N-T ' . Copjmght Hut Scion & Man I
: Washington, March 5 (Special) Re
presentative Mann of Illinois,. the "of
ficial objector for the Republican or
ganizatlon bas objected to the orders
he received and has thrown up the
Job. This was the most important
piece of gossip going the rounds of
the house Just now, and speculation
Js rife as to who will be the man to
succeed him In the thankless task.
The matter is complicated to some
extent in the eyes of the regulars
by the tact that Mann inssits on still
playing the role to which he was as
signed, and several times each day,
delivers some stinging blows at pet
projects of Uncle Joe's crowd. How
to persuade Mann to quit objecting
co his own hook Is. therefore likely to
become a very serious question be
fore many legislative days are past
; In Mb character of Objector-in-chief
for the House Organization Mann
was supposed to rise and make points
of order or interpose other obsta
cles to the passage of measures that
did not have the official 0. K. Some
times he is supposed to Jump, some-
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I
itimi it 10 ttue, uu uuiB uim
the administration was pushing In
or dor to find out Jurt where the op
popltlon stood and how much amunl
tion it had in its cardridge belt If
tho diplomatic objections of the 091
rirl Objector developed the fact that
.tha opposition was Loaded for Bear,
"ft 1 necessary tactics to drive It
'ugh, or slip it through, as the case
;V-poned to be, could be adopted In
:r ple time to insure their success
! According to the story now being
'l, some of the leaders become mif
fed over the altogether too vigorous
""inner in which Mann picked flaws
in certain of the appropriation bills,
rd asked the Speaker to have him
.f iled off. Someone said to be Rep
resentative D wight,, the Republican
Vhip approached Mann and Intlmat
fl that he could make a greater hit
: with the' Speaker and the other mem
bers of ths organization If h1? ycul
ohlet a vp Mt l" tr'-nuIslv here
I and there, to nvt fry tV ft nodal
; so to speak, when given the tin.
Now, Mann Is somewhat independ
ent in his manner, somewhat sudden
' ft his temper, and nomtwhit out
' fnoken in his views. JvH what ho
itrld'the err.""' J- not ltnorvh. W
it is Hnilerstorf' thnt who" Vwr.Vrn
', eluded his somewhat heated remarks
the gentleman addressed h"T a oer
i' 'ftly clear Idea of Just what .Mann
: thought of him, of the Hous Orga
nization, of the SpeaJcfft, of the Pres
ident, of the party ta. power and ev
erything bearing vpoa or appertain
ing to the subject an 'er discussion.
He was also quite certain, that Mann
would object as muen as ha pleased,
whenever be pleased 1 1 any Cilia he
pleased, and If be did net like it h
knew what be could So abacf ft now
and in the future. ,
: Of course all this fl hearsay, but
those who have watchi i the proceed- .
lngs on the floor dartre the fast few
days have observed that Mann is in
his seat every minute and seems to
take great delight In swattfnj item
in the aDDroDrlation It lis.
It'd Better Do SomKnfnr
(Louiseville Courier Journal) ;
The paper trust flirts It less ex
pensive to pay fines than to fight
charges In the courts and more prof
itable to scorn the antf-trust law than
to conform to them. What will the ad
ministration do about it? .
v Advertised letter ,
Following ia a list 01 ienera rv
maining uncalled for Is the La Grsnde
post office for the wetk. c&dSuic liar.
4th 1910: ,
Ladies: . : ' :;
Carlson, Mrs; J. A,
Davis,' Myrtle
French, Mrs. Etta.
Hanson, Mrs. I j
Kercher, Mrs. W. P.
OtiB, Miss Glen 1
Todd, Miss Lott'e
West, Mrs. Fred A.
Gentlemen:--
Arbajter, Wm.
Aramshang, John
Brown, Frank M.
Beronlc, Josa r
Davis, William
Hyatt, Depa
Hutz, Z. P. v
Haaland, pie ,
Her. Milfred f
Johnson. J. Tt. '
Kercher. Wip. ' : '
Fnth. Gnftlcib
Vf-JIollm, J. C
.7fhrt9, Mrs. Neela
rrully. Michael
"t'.ir'Tcvmt. H. A.
Fpellsr, H. (2(
Wh"n.c!H?ii for the above please
sny "Advertised". Same will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office on'Morch
ICth 1910.
1 ..M. PTCHRYf
Postmaster
STAKLIGHT KIXO, 1313
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