The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1910, Page 4

Insurgency and Taft Policies wishes to a Mr tariff Mr responsibili Wi m oF r the If either sion, he should do party so openly and without evasive M Taft \ lroad met 1 terms. awry, the tr the led the f agreements DO MR. WILSON AND MR. BURKE ADVOCATE POOLING AND RATE AGR ARE THEY PREPARED TO STATE TAFT FAVORS THEM? This is as far as the so-called Taft policies have been * tested in congress. what is benefi- cial to the people, is All that is vicious and beneficial to the trusts is the result of CARE TO -MENTS? THAT MR. t is good in them, he result of insurgent activity standpat obedience to the interests. Tr the insurge € gents are not i . " w i the insurg The C in the senate, a " and re rev As ed h ' ay e in $ a 1ot true ) If Mr. Wilson and Mr. Burke wish to go on record as supporting Aldrich and Cannon, why are they afraid to say so? Why do they scurry behind the skirts of the president and talk of his policies when they belong in the ranks of Aldrich and Cannon? Are they ashamed of their colors? Tell not a practic The board of public works bas ing the truth about removed the last suspicion al met that the public is a factor to be considered | 6 Popwar in Eng — ' it a it la Iditarod has got! (nq 4 in Madison st Gold or no gold, a benanza press agent [to New York IN THE PUBLIC EYE ®""' an't you get some of my jokes?” he chief. replied the chief expect us to pull your che out of the fire, do you wlved his the fir don't puts An Awful doit. ea new aut By the way, are | “Am I fond of riding? , Well David B. Hill, as He Appeared in His Paimy Days. It has now been some time since David B. Hill has caught the atten-| tion of an unbelieving world with his famous remark, “I am a demo erat.” But that has not been be-| cause he doesn’t say He con tinues repeating I r frayed tinct and} is, sounds | er get out of the political ceme-| tery | w York The former boss of t state democracy \s year and fluenc politics of New Connors of Buffalo, But it} Egypt is hod of becom your men | appealed to you “THEN IT HAPPENED” Ww anste I t f i f it, and y an ho Chicago Ne Ohio‘, Actresses Are Making Big Families F ashionable Again) MRS. WM I predt Billy Burke it hen thing ts right is nothing that will ke an beautiful if she defies na To be beautiful, a wor thy, and to Lady, with WRINKLES RE | MRS. GEO. COHAN AND BABY. woes THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE FAVERSHAM AND HER BABY. t that large families wil | «at » set styles for alme thing in An Clothes |mannere and amus ts are all | determined by b y drena, how they talk and what lo for rec cation. 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