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I iiSenator Clapp Declares tarty

Should Keep Promises

REVISION

He Would Go Home RightXow UHe Thought the DingleyLaw Was to Bederation of Measure by Para-

graphs and Speeches Are Blade

1C I thought tills extra iearton meantnothing mace thjw the re enactment afthe Dicstey law rates I would pack my

and so home afr Mice foe my eonnot expect me to participate

in a farce1nu reared Mnaes E RepubH-

cn from Mmnoeeta at thestandpa r8 In tile Senate la an ex-

tended sateen he made yesterday on tbvtariff bilL

Mr XHapp charged that theremanifest effort to evade the fulfillmentof party promisee for revMon downwardHe declared the pledge of the candidateMr Taft the platform sad theprombe made by party orators hi thecampaign all pioiuiccd tile pIe

downwardIdle to Deny It

It is Idle for men to stand here andtry to deny It No amount of aophietiycan explain ayajr the party ebligatio IArevise the tariff downward Mr Ofeppsaid that the Invasion of foreign

by American produces was prtpoC

time the rates were toe Ugfc on matrjcarticles

The Seaate at won jrcaMiday attarlistening to a sec of hourfrom Senator Cmpp renamed the con-

sideration of the tariff MV by paragraphat the point where it left off the daybefore at 5 oclock The dtecuorton re-

curred todayThe

drat speaker was Senator StoneDemocrat of Missouri He called at-

tention of his colleagues to the fact thatMissouri was a teadproducine State sadavowed himself the friend of every Mis-souri industry But as to the proposedincrease of the duty on lend SenatorStone intimated be would like to fee

shown He declared that the Increasewas not necessary and It would behardship on the users of lead protractsThe interest in the discussion of the lendduties was enhanced by the fact that thevote on these paragraphs was expectedto be a test VOtE hi which the funstrength of the progressive movementon the Republic side would be dis-

closed Mr Stone dwelt somewhat atlength on the tact that the report of theWays and Means Committee and theHouse tad been m favor of lower dutieson lend than Owes ive m the Senatebill

Course of House

follow theHouse qoeHed Mr AldrV

Mr Stone said he attached no impor-

tance to the House rates except ywtthe members of the Wa and HfesaeCommittee were experienced men in dealing with the tariff and their view wereentitled to respect

After Senator Stone laM concluded binremarks fat opposition to the increasedduty c

Republican briefly advocated theincrease sad concluded by quoting fromthe late Senator Vest

Senator Carter of Montana replyingto Serator Stones contention that 1 centa pound was snffldent duty on lead oresend bullion declared dIM samnted tofree trade hi that article

At the coochjston of Senator CartersLrlef speech the consIderation of the leadduties went over by general consent topermit Senator Owen of tomake a speech In favor of an income

taxUpon the coBetaeion of Senator Oweasspeech the fight over tile lend scheduleswas renewed with increased vigor

Bristow of Kansas led tbe fightagainst the Senate amendment increasingthe House rate 1 cents a pound on leadbunion

Senators Aldrfeh Smoot and Heyburndefended the proposed increase on theground that it is intended to cover thedifference in the cost of production inthis country and abroad Mr Bristow

that the of the FinanceCommittee had not presented any reli-able statistics to shew the difference inthe cost of production in this and for-eign countries

Amendment CarriedThe amendment was carried by vote

of X to M The question of increaeedduties on the product of Mad was notvoted o These dudes will probably bedisposed of tfrday It Is expected thaisome of the votes will be dose

The only Senators voting againstwere Democrats and they did not

vote solidly against it Two of theirnunber Senator Rtzghes of Coloradoand Senator McEnery of Louisiana votedfor the duty Senator Bristow of Kan

wESTERNER

PLANS FOR TARIFF

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FOR RENT-AT VERY LOW PRICES

OFFICE ROOMSI-N

Union Trust Building15th and H W

fcrSItuation one of the best In theacttyProminent and accessibleConvenient te all cir IDes aa

United States government depart-ments

Every room with exposureJanitor attendance heat and light

Included in restFine elevator service day and nightBuilding new and of roost modem

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sroup of all Mt0p rted thetiaty-

Jiet before the vote was taken SeiatorLa FoDette of Wisconsin rose and reada dispatch printed In a New York newspaper sent out from CondonUte prospe ilve formation of a worMtrust among teed producers and predicttog that the price would be advanced asa result of the trust from IK a ton to311 a ton

Alter making thin statement Mr La-FoOette saU that he dW WK beneve tiledWjFwas necessarf t Detect the workar4a lend nunto taktnetnr ad alterannouncing that he had acquired an tat

terest in lead and zinc producing land hiSouthwestern Wisconsin he asked to beeQCes d from voting OR the amendment

v Colloquy l s AmusingSsnator Bacon of Georgia was nuk-

nW a long speech from the tarht forrevenue when Senator Warran of Wyoming rose to ask him a ouee-

T oes the Senator front Georgiayield te the Senator front Wyomingaflked Vice Pre Shemntn-

CertaftUy reoponoed the conneooeMr Bacon

I want to call the ttcmio of tINSenator from Georgia saM Mr Warrento JL speech made in this body by a din

Senator whf set hi the sennow occupied by tile Senator flrom Our

Oh I know who you mean tel MrBacon You mean the late SenatorVest of XfeoourL Bt he dMnt ate mmy seat he sat m the eat next to wheremtee hx

No I didnt mesa Senator re-

torted Mr Warren I meant SenatorLmdoay of Kentucky

tm Senator Lindsay dUnt litto nrjr seat Mr Bacon camoTtack Hesat away ever yonder minting In thedirection of the outlying secttoa of tIMSenate known as the Cherokee strip

J r Warren was vexed and scowed ftI am oat trying to And out where Sena-

tor Lindsay a Iwanted call your atJbMion to totespeech

fci Mrr Baeon apelogati-eafJTj I HH you wanted to knewwheAThe

on the MOOT and spectatora-m tbe gaiieriee laughed It ww a pleaaat diversion a dull day

MELVILLE CHARGEMAY BRING CHANGE

Continued from Page One

tile President It rests with the peopleand must continue to rest with the aea

Tribute to EvanaThe reference to Admiral Evans by the

naprtceauttve Admiral Sperry

Even ta the throes oj agonyAdmiral Evans safely steerti our BeeC

from Hampton Road to SanTOKB He temlimHia t Tlre sad I

was like childs play be saNOthers who made brief addresses were

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Mra Dimpfel Is known a one f themoat beautiful girls of Catonsvitte aiashiooabie suburb of She isthe daughter of Mrs Philip Hoopes

tile late George GW and is a nieceof William D head of the hunber-ftnn of Gin Co and te said to beworth MdGN In her own rh rt

She has known her husband only amonth He called at her home several

aad then was told not to come any-more by Mrs Hoopes The couple man-aged to meet however and planned to-wed despite opposition Thursday MissGOT left 3Gbe ostensibly tedres nakeii carrying with ber it difisesuit ofee The to

Nettle 31 Bunker TJrincs ActionAgainst Edward 31 Bunker

Nettle M Bunker brought suit for raintenance In the District Supreme Ctmrtyesterday agataat Edward N Bunker acomp in the Government PrintingOSce

Mrs Bunker says she was married tothe defendant m Fafcaouth Mass onJuly 38 UK She wns given alimony she

during the pendency cf a suit for

which was dismissed to April Jut ShedeehcTes jajaWsIneft her tanrporary aM-n ayw s she has no meansef support tor herself and an adopted

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NOt GOOD AFTER MAY 14 1909IN THE WASHINGTON HERALDS VOTING CONTEST THIS BALLOT-

IS GOOD FOR

VOTE VOTE

Address

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Tbfe ballot replaces the TenVote Coupon which has been discontinuedThe eeaditton remain unchanged the only difference being in the number oftOtes this coupon represents However we ask that more care be taken inthe dipping out and the fining in of the blanks Write as plainly as possi-ble and do not forget to state from what district candidate is entered

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MRS FANNIE KADFMAH DEAD

Widow of Joseph Kaufman Passes

Away After Useful Life

She Had Resided inSince Shortly Before Civil War

and Hnd a Host of Friends

A er a long We iatbis city In whichshe became endeared to many of theolder inhabitants Mrs Fannie Kaufmanpassed away at the home of her grand-son Dr 3C Kaufman 7 D streetsoutheast at 9 oclock test right

At the ieathfred many of her chil-

dren all of whom with one exceptionwere born In tfcte city She died pencetally In spite of her advanced age forshe was eightynine years old she retamed her sunny spirits and her activemind to the test No troublous thoughtsclouded her brow and until tbe frailtiesof her yeses finally bore her out of therealm of conecmueaeee she was smilingand radiant and faced the approachingdissolution with cheerful countenance

Mrs Kaufman was born In MannheimGermany te ttM and emigrated to thiscountry with her husband the lateJoseph Kaufman twentynine years laterThey lived ta Baltimore for twelve yearsSad on the eve of the civil war deter-mined to settle to Washington Mr Kantman died ta IS Nine children woreborn to them cad of these three soonand three a efs ae follows are nvtog D jr the weHknownMerchant of tilts city Levi of this citysad Abraham of New York Mrsnab Kaufman Mrs Teresa Hollanderand Mrs Edward Hottaader all of Wash-ington There are twentyaloe grand-children and a number of greatgrandchildren

Mrs Kaufman was a member of theWashington Hebrew Congregation and

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trayed aone of the usual tafirartties ofold age until two years ago but she was

ties In the teat three weeks she failedrapidly

Funeral services will be arranged to-

day

WEATHER CONDITIONS

The am wf iba u awl racier tint cwend tb Lab vepni ort l wOey Thanday INK iitiimiH OMT tin AilMHx swbaed sotrag MBtter vaa jMat pivroiki

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Hatpn W Va May 7 SteoMMlPMeaaae iMrfuly rfcwdj

Will Honor John Calvins MemoryServices appropriate to the 44fch

of the birth of John Cal-vin will be celebrated tomorrow at theGuntonTeaaple Memorial PresbyterianCbwch John Calvin his life and in-

fluence will be the subject of the morn-ing sermon by Rev John Lee Allisonwftfte m the evening Judge S J Peellewill weak on Calvinism and civiliza-tion and Rev H Allen will talk onCalvin and his theology

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OPPOSES CHANGE IN RULE

BrookIand Citizens Association WillProtest to President Taft

Its Stand Will Be Made Clear InLetter Other Civic May

Follow Example

By ttmurimons vote te lastnight the Brooktend Citizens Associa-tion determined to address letter toPresident Taft protesting against anych ng In tile form venurej of theDtetrlct of Columbte

There were no dissenting votes againstthis action and tIN drafdn of the letterwas left to the secretary It will be sentia a few days It will the first onewritten oa behalf of nay citizens assoctetloa to the Pre and the exam-ple win be quite generally followed inan probability In Ms consideration ofthe commission form of governmentone of PraeUtent Talis chief aims winbe to uncertain tile sonchnants of localdtfa e6 on the subjoec

The aesociatkNi deeded to place itselfon record ta order to forestall any mis-representation of aUttade The actionis planned to be so clear and deflatethat it cannot be misunderstood AH tSespeakers made emphatic declarations taatthe letter should be coached hi the mostcomprehonslv terms

Various hnproveoaents of streets andpavements of the community were 4te-cuaMCt and referred to tbe proper commtttiee

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HERALD TOMORROW SURE

In It We Shall Make You Just the Proposi-

tion You Are Looking For

ENCOURAGEMENT FOR CONTESTANTS-

If You Are Behind We Are Going to Assist You toCatch Up with the Procession

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make toaibrrow It je just such propesttfon as you need to spur you OB te bet-ter efforts In your campaign Dont faitte get a copy of this paper tomorrowand read what we have to say It winnot only be interesting but it cannot fallto be of vast benefit to you It win bea boon to backward contestants and theleaders should be able to get many timesthe votes they now have

It seems a shame to give away prizesIn of the districts where so littlehas been done In coastderatioa for themHowever we shall do it though we dohope that the contestants in these dis-

tricts will feel sufficiently chastened after-a while if not to do a littlesomething by way of manifesting theirAppreciation of what we are trying todo for them If you are one of these weare talking to you If not then we thankyou from the fullness of our hearts foryour efforts in behalf or The Washington Herald and yourself

There is another thing of which wewant to speak today

In a contest of this kind or of anyother are always those indi-vieaafe who appoint themselves a com-mittee of one to see that ridiculous andaltogether absurd reports regarding thecontest are circulated This particular

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ALONG RIVER SIDE

Mr Smith Urgesof Anacostia Flats

SUGGESTS ANOTHER DRIVEWAY

Congress Heights Citizens InstallJfevr President and Hear Addreaseon Progress of Washington Com-

missioner 3IacfarIand Says Appro-

priation of 2OOOOOO Is Seeded

Reclamation of Anacostia Cats in-

stitution of a park or driveway theresimilar to Potomac Drive was advocatedby Representative Samuel W Smith ofMichigan chairman of the Bases Dis-

trict Committee in an address nighthi the town hU of Congress Heights

Following the floe of Mr SmithsCoranskM Maciartaad desisted

that Congress ought to appropriate 4W-

for parks te tile DistrictThe occasion was a reception and enter-

tainment to tits dtiaens of that sectionof the city by the Congress Heights Pub-

lic Improvement Association hi oaonccdon with tile lastaHatieo of Wftttoai WPrice as president

Others who spoke were Senator ElmerJ Barkett of Nebraska RepresentativeCaatpbeM of Kansas and WIRfem WPrice sad Col A E Randie of Wash

Alter A orchestra MIl fiaisned theopening seleetion S J Neweomb aroseand introduced a weU as melaUed intooffice Mr Price who with a-

a few wellchosen words ta whichthat although he had not sought

the office Inasmuch ac he had boonelected he would bend all bin energiestoward furthering the civic Jmuieifomentof that locality

Representative Smith SpeakA vocal selection by Raymond Fffttuc

was then given after which Mr Priceintroduced Representative Smith wOeconfined his talk to a elecuaslon of whatha termed was a muchneeded hapto emoot ta the District namely tbe redsmotion of the Anarostla hats which arenow a menace to the people on that side of

river sad making there a park ordriveway similar to Potomac Drive Thinbe claimed couM be tone tor about ftt

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Those stories Hfce the pose arealways with usi have come U our ears

the only way we have of onebating them is to advise youpay no attention to Youcnn hear any day that Soandso hasso many hundred thousand Totes andthat sonic other Soandso te runningdose second Such stories are preposter-ous aad you ar foolish to give them amoments consideration Dont worryaboat what the other fellow has Seethat have a large number for your-self Then you wont need to worryJust remember that these etorte areraade up and circulated hi the hope thatyou may become frightened and withdraw from the race Don do It

You will find no great change hi to-morrows Met the reason being we suppose that the contestants are either tiredor they are not sufficiently Interested asto try to increase the number of theirvotes This is dangerous Some of youwill Sad yourselves slipping back unlessyou are very watchful You cant standstill In this race you know You musteither go forward or your competitorswill leave you so far behind that youwill be practically out of the race

Now dont forget to read toaaorrowsissue of The Washington Herald Youwill find eaoourageraeat ia the talk weshaH have with you If yo are ftehind it wilt enable you to catch up withthe leaders and we tbiak that is J stwhat you want to do

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THE WASHINGTON HERALDSVOTING CONTEST-

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the park system of the District is tohave a commission apopinted by thePresident to consist of the District Com-

missioners three members of the Senatethree members of tbe House of Repre-sentatives and three members at largeand by issuing government bonds givethem power to buy all tends for the bet-terment of the perk system which wouldultimately pay for themselves out of thetaxes that come from the District

A quartet composed of MiltonGordon Darttag Samuel FlUIDs and SHinds then sang Loves Old SweetSong after which CommlDdonar Macfartend Introduced He compli-mented the association for Its publicservice and congratulated it upon Its newpruadaat sad 3r Price upon Me newhonors

Appropriation for ParksMany times I have teatmed to the

great value of the dtteene associationsm soh9overnment of the District of Co-

lumbia saM Commissioner Macfarfcindbelieve ia them even though I may

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Mrs H D Meyers sang a selectionafter which Mr Price introduced SenatorBurket of Nebraska referring to himas Just as able as Mr Bryan himself andmuch better Mr Burkett Inspit of an this responded by paying hisrespects to the new president of the assedation and to Washington which be

was the most beautiful spot in theworld During the talk of Senator Butkett the electric Jigi s suddenly weotout but a vohmteer brigade soon boredown on the ban with l htsd lamps andthe programme was resumed with butlittle delay

Another solo by Mfae Maud Fowlerfollowed the talk of Senator Burkettlid then Representative campbell ofKansas was unexpectedly salt uponHe stated that Inasmuch as he hal beenbrought there not expecting to snake anysac speech he had nothing prepared butnt responded nobly with a few words

ended by saying that before taking anyradical action hi regard to changing theform of government te tbe District thepeople should be sure of getting

better than te now offered or notmake tbe change

Scores Street Car ServiceCoL Handle was then introduced aad

latter a rousing reception took a rap atthe present street car service hi that sec-

tion of the city which be claimed wasdiscriminatory and he said there wereso many lawmakers present that wouldPoe a bill right thenand there aad afterevery one the ball had shouted Ayeto his bill for a better street car servicefor that section be asked the Connatestooer to take note of the matter inview of bettering the service He closedwith a tribute to the new president

Mr Price at tile conclusion of tbe programme proposed a rising vote cf thanksto too visitors In which all present tookpart Those having the sair ia chargewere Edward J Xewcarab chairmanRev William Brayshaw S X FitttasHoward Brady and A E McKay

Booker Washington to SpeakThe colored mens braach of the local

Y M C A will hold a mass meetingfor In the Belasco Theater at 2 1

oclock tomorrow afternoon at whichBooker T Washington principal of Tuskegee Institute will be tbe

The subject of Mr Washingtons address win be What the Y M CA movement means to the colored raceOommlsstonor H B F Macfarhind firstvice president of the Washington Y 3LC A will be the presiding officer andDr J E Moorland international comBiUtee secretary in charge o coloredmens work also will be a speaker

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HIN A Oa OHM p m at the Homeopathic Hocpital GEORGE W in theelghcrseeond year of his

Funeral services at Lees on Sat-urday May at p m Interment

KAUFMANOn 7 at 7A U FANNY KACFMA widow otJoseph Kaufmea agedyears

Funeral notice hereafterKANBOa May 7 M az p 3EDWARD M the beloved fm t w

late Michael and Joanna V tBoe northwest

Notice of funeral hereafterMASON Oa Thursday May r

HARRIET MASON the of Augnome J Mason and devoted motherof Xfttie Maggie Gamble George RAmanda J Eleanor A Mason

Funeral from ZIon Bpd Church onSunday May 9 at 1 oclock FriendsInvited

SHEEHANOn Thursday May at4 J p m JOHN J SHESTHAN husband of Agnes Sheehan see Sullivan

Funeral from his late residence Qstreet northwest Monday May 1C atImmaculate Conception where masswill be said

SMITHSuddenly on Thursday 6at 399 a m ABRAHAM M

SMITH only son of the Into Stephenand Charlotte Smith and brother ofMary C and Annie M Smith

Funeral from his laze residence 1230 31street northwest Saturday May S atI p m

STEPHENSOn Thursday 6 1S08

LILIAN ALBINE beloved daughterof Walter G and Lillian R Stephensaged six years

Funeral from residence 622 CantonBaltimore Md Friday May 7 at

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Wednesday May i H atS p nu at his 1444 Qstreet northwest Rev JOHN HWELCH D D pastor of MetropolitanA 34 E Church

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