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WASHINGTON NEWS
Tho Washington correspondent
for the Chicago Record-Herald says:
Friends of Speaker Champ Clark
will urgo upon the democrats the
selection of Bennett Claik, the 24-year-old
son of the speaker, as par
liamentarian of the house of the
Sixty-third congress. If this selec
tion Is made and Speaker Clark is
re-elected, he will become subject to
the rulings of his son.
Judge Charles R. Crisp, son of
former Speaker Crisp, is parliamen
tarian of the house, but he was
elected to congress from Georgia and
will take his place on the floor after
March 4.
The correspondent for the New
York Wdrld sent to his newspaper
the following story: In the White
House grounds, about 2 o'clock in
the morning Joaquin Calvo, son of
Senor Don Joaquin Calvo, minister
from Costa Rica, and Francis P.
("Pete") Dailey, city editor of a
local newspaper, fought a ring
battle which lasted ten minutes.
The argument which resulted in
Calvo's challenging Dailey arose in
the course of a telephone conversa
tion regarding a piece of news.
When the antagonists met in the
secluded corner of the White House
grounds selected for the battle,
Dailey opened hostilities with a right
swing to Calvo's eye. Ten minutes
later the crowd was whistling "Come
Back to Erin," and Calvo's seconds
were hauling him to the nearest all
night restaurant in search of raw
beefsteak.
dent leaves only about 10,000 ti be
filled by the new administration out
side of the civil service."
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A Washington dispatch to the
Louisville Courier-Journal, says: A
general trust investigation, will be
undertaken by the house judiciary
committee immediately after the
Christmas holiday recess of the
present session of congress, Chairman
Clayton, of the committee declared.
Representative A. O. Stanley, of
Kentucky, is expected to take a lead
ing part in the deliberations on trust
legislation.
Congress will investigate the
transportation monopoly in New
England. The New York Ameri
can quotes Representative Henry of
Texas as saying:
"I understand that three resolu
tions upon three different phases of
the New York & New Haven and the
Grand Trunk affair will be intro
duced in .congress soon after it meets
next week. As I will Bit as judge in
the matter for I am on the rules
committee I shall not discuss the
case further than to say;
"These resolutions are:
"First, an inquiry as to whether
the attorney general has been dere
lict in his duty in enforcing the
Sherman anti-trust law. The sup
pression of competition by the New
Haven railroad is to be used as one.
of the alleged instances, so I under
stand, and the failure to serve the
warrants obtained by the state of
Texas for. the arrest of J. D. Arch
bold is another.
"Second, as to whether the Sher
man anti-trust law has been violated
in the pact between the Grand Trunk
and the New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad.
"Third, an inquiry as to whether
the power of the money trust was
used in coercing the Grand Trunk
into ceasing work on their exten
sion into New England. I under
stand that a New England congress
man will introduce these resolutions
as soon as congress meets. V
immediately after tho sermon to at
tend a Thanksgiving service at tho
president's own church, All Souls
Unitarian.
An Associated Press dispatch says
President Taft, through the depart
ment of justice, removed from oilico
Eugene Nolte, United States marshal
for the western division of Texas,
and D. B. Lyyon, marshal for tho
eastern district of that state.
Both were removed "for tho good
of the service," and were charged
with "pernicious political activity"
in the behalf of Colonel Cecil Lyon,
former republican national commit
teeman from Texas, r who was the
leading suporter of Colonef Roose
velt in that state.
Bert J. McDowell of Del Aio was
appointed to succeed Nolte and Phil
E. Baer of Paris to succeed Lyon.
These removals were the first Presi
dent Taft has made for "pernicious
political activity" since the election.
AN OLD CHAMPION
Miss XDuIchaw "Do you like the
'Passing of Arthur'?"
Mr. Chump "I'm not up on foot
ball players. What team is he on?"
Boston Transcript.
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On Oct. 15 President Taft made
an order whereby 36,000 fourth
class postmasters were placed under
tho civil service. Representative
Hull of Tennessee says that this
order will bo revoked. He declares
that President-elect Wilson, under
the civil service law, would have the
power to revoKe fre&ident Taft's
President Taft announced that he
will re-appoint Edgar P. Clark of
Iowa, as a member of the interstate
commerce commission. His term
will expire January 1, 1913.
Senator Smoot announces that
congressmen who supported Roose
velt continue to list themselves as
republicans in the congressional
directory.
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nontiycncc TTCOT TDC1TUCUT Harrison's suspension of an order of
President Cleveland issued January
14, 1889, whereby the employes in
the railway mail service were placed
under the civil service law. He said
President Harrison, within a week
after his inauguration, suspended
that order.
"Coming at the time and under
the circumstances that it did," said
Mr. Hull, "this order of the presi
dent is patently steeped in the deep
est political dye, and constitutes
within itBelf a grosB violation of the
letter, the spirit and the whole pur
pose of the civil service law, because
it places this immense horde of re
publicans, to the exclusion of demo
crats, permanently in office without
examination or test as to merit or
efficiency. If carried out this order
will make honest civil service a
farce, and prove the greatest setback
to its administration, extension and
progress within a generation. I havo
heard of no demand for this recent
order of President 1ft, save from
the 36,000 republican postmasters
in question. Of the more than 400,
000 positions in the government ser
vice, this partisan order of the presl-
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An Associated Presa dispatch says:
Under the flags of the twenty-one re
publics of the western hemisphere,
Thanksgiving day mass, the fourth
of its kind, was celebrated in St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic o.hnrnh
here. President Taft, cabinet offi
cers, Chief Justice White of the su
preme court and other high officials
represented the United states while
the diplomatic corps here from the
other American republics was
present practically in a body.
Peace was the central theme of the
service. The president was not ac
companied, as is usual, even when
he attends religious meetings, by his
military aide, . but was met at the
door, escorted to his seat at the front
of the church and attended while
there by a white laced messenger of
peace, the Bev. Mr. Smythz, an assis
tant at St. Patrick's.
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque,
who delivered tho sermon, paid high
praise by Implication to the efforts
which President Taft has put forth
to further the cause of international
peace. He declared the peace idea
was growing.
Cardinal Gibbons occupied a scar
lot throne on tho right of the altar
in the sanctuary.
The Pan-American march was
played aa a recessional by the organ
and orchestra. It included portions
of tho national airs of the various
republics.
The president and Mrs. Taft left
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