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Washington, D. CL— (Special)— Mr*.
Medtll M^Mrailft, Chairman of the
Charges-
Republican) Women's National C l K »
th e Couuulttee. la an later view today
IM H N H >» 4 » N M M I M I D I
kinds of transfer, moving
INTERIOR POIHTS
atate^J her belief that ao mail ran be
-, gMtrnek work.
nomina ted by I lie Kepubllrans la 19(10
iATgo-Moving Yen.
Hava Had te Pay far the Ceetly Fight who oMtoaea woiuen’a suffrage.
‘The fact should not lie overtook**!."
of the Railroads A ga in « Water .
aabl Mr*. McCannkk, "that over
Carriers.
twenty matea have decided to let their
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women vote for Presidential electora
• White 40, Bes-
Washington. D. C.—(Special) There In 1101 Fifteen o f tbeae state* aré
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to a strong probability that ('«agrees, Ue at.it » N of the Mississippi. Prob­
m a M »> M h »» s» » M e> M i
at Its coming seasloa, will enact Sena­ ably ».000.000 or ».<100.000 women will
vote
and
they
wilt
be
able
to
dictate
tor Poindexter's bill to ameod the
long and short haul clause la tha the chob-e of many electora, perita pi
Interstate Oomuwnv law, so aa to quite enough lo tura the result one
[-way or tlie other.” r "
ferent rimes leaden ta national aaü
abolish discriminations in railway
International reform hare had visiona
freight rates. 11»Is mesas that hub- !
lathed States Senator idles Poin­ of such p 1 emette, but rtways as a poo-
dexter puts his position on the pro­ slbilRy of the remota fatare. It ha*
posed league of Nations tersely: “ I remained for the Caited States «*
am against war and for that reason promulgate It ah a time when thb
---- * to listen.
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1 oppose such a League as President «.«.»J
prepared
Wilson proposes, which wlU be simply
M breeder of wars.”
Wiping Out Predatory Animals.
rturfbf 1918. hunters o f the Uplthi
"The present Entente la far prefer­ States department o f agriculture killed
able to a League or Nations," saya 83 gray, wolves la New Mexico. 84
Senator Miles Poindexter. "There monntala lions. 13 mock-destroying
are less chances for strife between a bears. 1300 coyotes, and 330 bobcats,
few nations combined together, thpd we are told. These animals were
to a much larger organisation, such aa killed at * total expense of $24388.
tlie proposed World’s Leagde.”
and tho' shvind effected by their de­
struction, op the harts commonly ac­
Senator Poindexter says: "Tha pow- cepted by stockmen, aagounts to $21$,-
er* vested In a league o f Nations 930 annually. Hunting during the
«s a t necessarily he exercised bv men.- spring period destroys many yoaag,
I f we may supttose that the imuii who and thus prevents Increase, Many
will Brat be «lióse n (a act lo t thé coyotes not accounted for In the fig­
nations will be baft» good and wise, ures given were destroyed by poison.
man to whom we ran trust our great The trilling of these animals marks a
policies of «a te, our peace, security long stride In extermination of gray
and the honor o f our country, what wolves and other predatory animals, •
guarantee have w* that tlie changing and the saving Is cumulative for year*
personnel o f the supreme council will
continue to be wise, benevolent, charit­
able and humane? Good and grant
Paa, the hit!
men have been srawe to the h i«ory
Two reporters were boasting of the
Of the world; and why should we as speed of their shorthand writing.
tame that the League will be domi­
"Whenever I am reporting at a meet­
nated only by t)»a good and the great?" ing on a warm evening, all the people
try to get near to my taMe.
"W h y r asked the other.
"Because," said the pen pusher, “my
hand goes so fast that It creates a,
SENATOR POINDEXTER.
a oooliaf irffWhmcgr
current o f atr like a fan.” *
Senator Poindexter’s speech was the
“
A
mere
nothing,"
safd
number
two.
j
dreds of Inland cities and towns, for
G AR Y M OTOR TRI
greatest thing thdt-bas. happened In
the flrst time in their history, will get tfaa senate since the War of 1861. I T always have to report on wet pa­
1» m o otter « r t o d
per. or else the cdfrelit of air paused
a fair deal from the transportation heard him and I never saw him In bet­
by the movement of my hand would j
companies. Th* bill passed th* *eh- ter form, with nil o f hit tremeudeus Mow It away. Besldea the paper has <
ate at the last session, but was lost force In full play,
ACTOR Y INFO RM ATIO N
to be wetted every few minutes, be­
Tbe llfV o f the nation was about to cause the friction caused by the rapid ,
to the House owing to the pressure of
war matters and the congestion which be destroyed and ho was the first one movements of my arm would set fire
. developed during the ^losing weeks to raise bis voice la Us defense. The to It In no ttmS."
It to believed, however, that a large others who took Issue «gainst the
league of nations fallowed him, but he
majority of tlie member* favor Its
was the first to tike that stand. He
adoption.
has left nothing unsaid that conld have
In an Interview today. Major Gen­ been said la defense o f the Constitu­
eral William M. Black said;
tion. -
“The Poindexter hill Is a long step
While ha spoke to the crowded gal­
In th* right direction. The abuses leries of distinguished visitors the past
connected with railway freight rates arose before me like a dream. I conld
EZRA HAYES
first attracted toy attention In connec­ see the lantern to the old North
tion with army work.- I d fact, there Church and hear th* clitter of gallop­
ing feet as PanI Revere rode out In the
Is no question ton what the present
night. I coal# see the fanners gather­
railroad tariff* constitute one of the ing along the lanes of Islington and
Office 902, Third St. Will answer <»
grossest Impositions ever practiced hear the sharp reports of their rifles.
with seal at call and go out into !
to ibis country.
I beheld Washington with his troops
the ¿Gantry if celled for.
Per- , >
"Tlie tariffs for freight are still crossing the Delaware to attack the
feet work.
¿'hone White 173 V »
based up<m the old principle of charg­ Hessian horde. Than I saw torn down
ing all that tlie truffle will te-ar. a from the battlements at Yorktown the
relic of the days of unregulated Mo­ flag o f Cornwallis, and in Its place
nopoly. The railroads have practical­ arose the Starry Banner, never to be
ly driven water trai>*|K>rtaflon out of Towered again by bpinan hands.
The issud this speech bas created
business In many [«arts of tlie coun­
try, by making low cut rates at com­ will he I he Issue In the presidential
petitive point* where water cahrlers campaign. It avershadows everything
ware trying to do business.
Then rise taking place I t the capltot.
On th* Slight o { George Washington *
they made up tl»e tosses by overcharg­
ing In oilier localities where there was birthday a «ran ge thing happened;
no such mu,pet it loti. The system was two lambs ware horn to the "Whits
a distinctly selfish one devised for the House yard and oae was named ‘Mar­
greater prosperity of the railroads tha" and the other sained ‘‘Georgs.”
^end Involved the exercise of autocratic It looks Ilka the spirit of Washington
powers which do not rightfully belong will Uv«.— W. A. P.. in the Jacksonian;
Gaifip Jackson.
—
1« common carriers of goods.
“ Water transportation ran be re­
vived in many parts of the United
State* ft* a result of proper regulation
of railway freight charges.
There
are many classes of freight which
Bf V. A VINCENT
to .
Washington. D. C.— (Special)— When
might profitably l*e sent by water to
the benefit of the railroads tltem- j Congress menu again, within a few
weeks, Senator Miles Poindexter of
selves."
the state o f Washington will become
chairman o f the Senate Naval Affairs
POINDEXTER’ S SERVICE.
Committee, according to the Republi­
can reorganization plans aa finally
The nation owes a large debt to
Senator Poindexter for the coura­
geous stand he took' when the original
covenant of the league of nations was
presented to the American pnhllc with
the curt admonition, “ Sign here.” The
covenant came ta this country with all
the prestige that (he administration
press agents could give It by month*
leaving the kitohen cool and comforts
ot official publicity; It rants a* a |
sacred document, to be accepted in |
W e recommend Nevr Perfection
humility, and any proposal to change
It was officially «Enounced as sacri- j
legions Senator Poindexter was one
o f tha few men In puMIc life who was
The proposed constitution e l the
neither overawfd by the artificial league e f nations cáta los no provi­
solemnity thrown around the document sions for disarmament There to talk
nor Intimidated by the
In R about disarmament but there to
no provtsipa tor disarmament It pro­
Hnient to favor of It, a.
founded largely on popular ignotone»- vides thht thé league might malto'*
decree reducing the armament o f B *
of Just what the covenant meant.
AM • result of the fearless jtod elaar, , several asti ou*. Whether U arili da
analysis of «*K 9t»r Poindexter ami ao or aot, upon what terras It will aqt,
tha Caw other senators who Joined with' what the relative proportions o f ndB-
him, the covenant lias been rutUrally tary strength shall be ara toft In M l
uttered, and public sentiment, once air power of a sento Insti** In affilale lv -
enthusiastic tor the original draft, now
ansiéis
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