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Moving the Battle Mhtps. t- : j i. Dnn 1 1. i ,1 : J Lll Hi annroDriation for the nnr- fthase of coal for the Navy to be txpended now, will be able to get be fleet of battle ships to the Pact po Ocean, but there will be nothing available to Day coal to move the fleet home or elsewhere after it gets there, unless Cob cress makes an t argent deficiency appropriation, f he ordinary appropriation for coal for the fiscal year will thus be ei- Upended, and there ate still aeren Knonths of the fiscal year to run, or Eto June 30, 1908 without any funds available for tnat purpose. This has created such friction oetween pureau of Supplies that the chief piertt er me -equipment; Bureau nas been relieved at his own request Krom the responsibility of handling not nJ fui.onr.i.f.linii pd Commander Davis has been ap. i fainted Assistant Chief to the Bu reau with general charge of coal JlUVUMDOi all KUUIU OTIU tUCIC 'ore, that Commander Davis will 'do things," law or no law, and is a man after the President's own heart. The President is Commander in ( chief of the Navy, but he has to ely on Congress, which holds the nation's purse, to furnish the cash M build, equip and move the battle ships. Many people and some Con gressmen object to the plan of Presi dent Koosevelt m ordering all the battle ships to the Pacific, and think it is a waste of money to do s, if not intended as a threat and menace fio Japan with whom profound peace prevails, n is eticn erratic moves that cause thinking people to have little confidence in Presi dent Rooscttx'Yaud perhaps even a eubnervient Rpblican Congress will hold him in check by refusing an extra appropriation for what Inmost people believe to be a very j, juesuouauie matter or policy, wir,i- out any compensating advantage. Streauous Times Ahead. The President's recommendations to Congress will receive but little attention at the hands of the lie publican leaders, as they do not approve his ideas, though they do not openly oppose them. An open break between the Piesident and the Republican leaders can only be prevented by the most careful political management. When the Committees of Congress are an. n minced it will be noticed that Speaker Cannon has takeu care to keep the control of legislation in his own hands. His program is to i leave well enough alone, pass the J appropriation bills and go home. j I rresiueui iouseveu determines force legislation on some of his projects, theie mav be a clash d a conflict that will have fui aching political consequences. riie President is said to have more faith in the success of his "policies" ! as a vote getter, than all the stand- at arguments that can be offered. speaker Ctnnon is a candidate r President, he must defeat the President's plans and show his ab solute power over Congress, or the ational Convention will not con sider him. What with panics and politics, these be strenuous times for our Republican brethern. Republican Party Responsible. The Common People are "getting in the neck" these days in spite the boa3ted Republican piosper . If a man can get hold of ough Clearing House certificates buy anything, the tariff protected trust high prices makes him dis count this Roosevelt currency 54 per cent, from iri'at .the same amount would have purchased a few years ago. If a man is lucky enough to secuie any real money, whether with "in God we trust" inscr.bed upon it, or any other motto, he certainly does not trust the banks, , the Republican party with it, t puts it away in such a safe be that no one is likely to hear . eagle scram. Whether it is "my policies;" the tariff and the trusts; currency laws to protect the banks; the frenzied financiers; or a conglomeration of all these engines of mischief that is the cause of the financial trouble, vjo one can escape the conviction that the Republican party is respon eible. Even the most flattering Republican spell-binder in the next campaign will have to give some plausible excuse for the panic than blaming it cn the Democrats. SaaalbU, Useful Gifts for th Holiday ATTRACTIVELY FACKKD IN HANDSOME SIMII.I PAIR BOX! They contain otore and better rubber than any other make. bare fold- Kilt nnnrustlng motal part and ibron-h. Th new back free, matter wnat position tne txxiy ma, amnio. Tk.y Iwaar thi.a ordinary kinds, which means Hum ttmaa ha acme ol usual ou cent aorta. Tha Mort Comfortable Hiuponder Made (or Man. Youth or B..T InLIbt.BeaTTorF.itraHeavTWelBliu.r:tralon0oKtraCort) ' The, make Inexr-en.ire rifti every man, fnuth or bo, will cladl, rerelra HlWIi a roTTIR, Dept. o , 87 Lincoln t, Boston, Masi. Ourneaful Bou Doe SuarBaniaComiairoCaai mailed tor 10c. portaee. Jnntniellr. booklet, "Style, or How to Dreae Correctly, " free i Joa mention thil publication The Panic Jeewilikins! .. Can it be A panic here In this good year When the mighty O O. P. Hlds the reins Of the Government trains And has tbi power At any hour To order ''haw" or "gee?" t By gosh! That tickles me, For I hare h' ard these fellows claim Without the slightest hlush of shame, And every breeze that gently blew And fanned the fevered b ow of toil And saved us from the summer's "broil,'' All the sunshine, AU the rain That came along just when it should To do the '"craps" the "mostest" good, All the cotton. All the grain, All the "titers, All the cane, An the luscious scuppernong That inspires the poet's song. Yes, All th ae things and many more, Maying happy rich and poor, We enjoy Just because The G. O P. makes the laws But now. Billy Patterson shoree is hit, Whositruck the plow and raised the row, That's it? These Wall Street chaps Have got their eyes Now turned Teddy's way But what is pushing in their minds They think best nut to say, For they know that without Ted, The U. 0. P. ha lost its h ad, nd should the old hulk e'er decay, H r timber full asunder. They never more could hold the sway They h.iv ai plunderbund r." "Who killed cuos-robin"? Who cau tell? Well They any. They've t.iund out in Surf China Spenee Ad tin's pack Out on her track And they were first to find h r, You o iglit to hear them tell it, too They teil ii ov-r and over Ami every mother's s n of them 1'uts all the biuuie on "Urover." They irll it thus: "When old Cleve Had to leave Because no longer he could stay Where he had tiied to I'Osh it, He tried his best to aidu away The skeleton in his clo-et. So he got a box -Pandora's oox, they call it No little box, a great big box, It took a "dray" to haul it; (lathered then and placed within, Trying to hide thai skeleton's grin, All th- tattered coats and blouses That had haunted "Free Soup houses," Where the thousands unemployed Tri d to get their hunger cloyed, Then till the sticks and old corn stalks That Coxey'a gang used in their walk He tilled it full as it "would bear Nothing he let pass That had ever caused a tear, Not even leaving out the "sign," "Tread not on the grass." Then The 1 ill nailed down 'Twas laid away Beneath the ground, There to stay, But Teddy g.)t to snorting And rearing and avorting Till Loeb thought it best To give our Ted a rest Greased up his gun And let him run Way down South a t porting And thm. The gray old wizzard Came right own From Princeton To Washington, Sought out the Bpot, (He'd not forgot) And then he got Bowu on his knees (But 'twas a squeeze), And with a look Satanic Prized up the lid, And right out slid That same old Cleveland pnuic! That settles it, And you will hear All thi ough next year When peucer calls his gang out As spry they jump, Frum stump to stump, That same old time, roaring shout You'll hear them say: "Now, boys, don't stray, Keep on the t-ame o d path, For we cau swear Thia money scare Is but the aftermath Of the G rover Cleveland panic." A century hence go up that way And you will hear their children say How they'd heard their fathers tell All the hardships that befell In the second Cleveland panic, Clayton, X. C, Nov. 21). By J. T. Ellisgtos The finance of the proposed issue of $100,000,000 of certificates of indebtedness which found but few purshasera is a damper on the Roosevelt-Cortelyou financial poli- The public debt was decreased $4,740,791 during the month of November, and the issue of bank currency was increased $47,428,394, and yet the Republican party is intent on more inflation. Prohibition for the District of Columbia is one of the serious questions Congress will have to wrestle with. MODEL H ffk 7SVSPNEMS mm nronc enrd end. that cannot wear action permit ease and comfort no In spite of Republican assurances that the protective tariff produces prosperity, there is something abroad in the land that acts and feds like buainess depression. A"Bilious Attack."' 8ymptO!T1S. 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