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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1909 3234 GARMEyTS ALTERED FREE frIIOtVk SKIRTS WAISTS AT COST TYii CUE APPOINTED INSISTS Trimmed Free Shopping Elsewhere Is An Extravagance Garments Altered FREE ON FREE MATERIAL IN CHINESE STER TARIFF ON SILK HITS THE WEALTHY Bates on High Grade Increased, But Those on Cheap Material Lowered President Taft Tells Delega Chicago Manufacturer Speaks. Russian, Knows Far East Well tion of Congressmen He Must Keep His Pledge Mailorders Filled 1 007-9-11-13-15-17-19-21 MARKET ST. MEM'S fTI ALL STORE Vyir DAY Diuh-Grade Clottelie at Half I Says He Plainly Hears Call of Says He Would' Not Have Accepted Any Other Government Commission From President Conferees Fix on $1.00 for Scrap Iron, a Reduction of $3.00 From Dingiey Rate Country for Downward Revision Quotes Platform Vacation Preparations are usually hurried but that fact should not add to your discomfort WASHINGTON, July 16 All doubt as to where President Taft stands with is 0 MM regard to the downward revision of the At Less se the Bell Thee Enterprise Clothing Rochester, tariff was swept away today when a statement was givefi out at the White Than The -WASHINGTON, July 16. Better progress was made by the tariff conferees today than in any day since the conference was begun. The silk schedule in its entirety was adopted and the rate on scrap iron, which enters into the open hearth process of manufacturing steel, was fixed by compromising on $1 a ton.

As a result a large number of changes Actual House setting forth in detail what the WASHINGTON, July 16. President Taft has decided to appoint Charles R. Crane, of the manufacturing firm of Crane of Chicago, as Minister to China. Mr. Crane is a member of the firm of which his father, R.

Crane, was the organizer and is still the head, and which is one of the largest in President Taft regards him as one of the ablest-business men in the country, aud declared today that he was delighted to be. able to get such a man for the Chinese mission which he regards as one of the most im u0sf Hope Clothing Company, Syracuse, N.Y. President had to say to twenty-three Republican members of Congress who Cost ol The Prodnc- called to protest against putting raw ma HakeTs-fBrandeis Lieberman, Philadelphia tion Alone. terials on tne free list. The President in this statement de in "the rates of steel products, and par clares that the Republican Party is com ticularly the reductions on structural 1 Men's Trousers eteel, were adopted.

Serge Suits Fancy Suite lhe talk schedule is one of the more im mitted to a downward revision; that he has never had any other idea of the Chicago platform, and that he personally portant revisions of the existing law. It portant in the diplomatic service. Mr. Crane has had large experience in foreign affairs, has been seventeen times to Russia and speaks the Russian language. His uncle.

Professor Williams, was a professor of Chinese at Yale aud wrote a book on China. 1 Tbousands of Pairs Bocghl from to Room Clerk Store Ticket Office Cab Stand Baggage Office It's the coolest, surest, and most direct way. reduces duties on the cheaper crades oi Men's $12.00 has promised a downward revision to the fJ ISIS An people. Yiald, Walker Nev York A. l.

Strause, Baltimore and Brandels Lieberman, Phlla. At About One-third Real Value Q3o a silk, but materially increases the rates on the high grades, which are classed as luxuries. The Senate was victorious in the matter of fixing this schedule. '9 Ma- Exercise Veto Power This statement is internreterlXTi some Also Two-piece Outing Suits Cheviots and Fancy Cassimeres lhe Uingley rates on silk had been quarters here tonisrht as a direct notifi adopted by the Houie, but the schedule Men's S1U.00 fl cation to Congress- on the Tariff bill that Men's $15.00 1 587 flB CRANE WILL WORK FOR TRADE WITH FAR. EAST 95c Men's $3 $4 Trousers, was wholly redrafted by the fcenate.

In it the measure thev finally asrree udou stead of the ad valorem rates in the does not constitute a raterial reduction csti yea, Dingiey law, the duties were reduced to specific duties, the President will ex Fancy and Plain Weave Serges Cassimeres, Flannels Black Thibets Cassimeres, Cheviots and Mohairs ercise his power of veto. Dictate, the tlwrd person, the state Men's 85 $6 fl-fl Men's $20.00 7i IVOft Men's $15.00 specifics. The reductions on the cheaper grrdes of silk and velvet, spun silk, in yarns or piece goods, amount to something over five cents a pound. On some of the extremely high priced chenilles, ment concludes with this final word of the President's attitude as outlined to his callers: Trousers, You'll find Bell telephones everywhere serges, 'He felt strongly the call of the coun In Plain and Fancy Serges Fancy Worsteds and Cassimeres Blue Serges. Worsteds Velours Men's $836 Men's $24.00 Men's $20.00 a try for a downward revision within the limits of the protective principle, and he hoped to be able, to resnond to that A.00 chiffons, velvets and siiks, advances in rates are made amounting in some cases to five and ten per cent.

The whole schedule, on the basis of importations of 1907, is fc-lightly increased, as most of the lower priced goods are manufactured Trousers, merges amis, call as he heard it, as well in the interests of the party as of the country." Every Bell Telephone it long distance station. 19 Styles, Plain and Fancy Serges Imp. Worsteds. Serges Pin-Strioes High-grade Cassimeres Cheviots in the United States. following is the official statement made Si It at the White House: Silk.

Manufacturers Pleased As adopted, the silk schedule virtually 3 29 On sale also at our other Stores: Front, Dauphin and Jasper Streets and 618 Market Street Tle Official Statement "Mr. Young, of Michigan, onoosed free has been approved, not only by the manufacturers, but by a majority of the im- ore; Mr. Mondell opposed free coal or -porters as well. It is averted by the leciprocity with Canada and free hides; each on the ground that the policy would conferees and by the tantt experts irom the customs service, who ate assisting harmonizing the differences between the Senate and House, that it will now be impossible for under-valuation to creep through and that importers will fol that thev are all on the same foot- injure the interests in his and a discussion was participated in by other representatives who urged that the doctrine of free raw materials was not a Republican doctrine. NEW YORK, July RV Crane, of Chicago, the newly selected Minister to China, who is stopping at the Century Club, in this city, issued a-formal statement tonight regarding his acceptance of the post, which he says he regards as one of exceptional importance, because of the present commercial opportunity in the Far East.

"Cme of the principal aims of my incumbency," says Mr. Crane, "will be aiding American enterprise to secure and maintain an adequate foothold in a country which promises to be the richest market in the world. "My reasons for accepting the Pekin post are not a result of hasty action, but spring from ideas and opinions which have been formulating for years. I may say that, liighly complimented, as I would be by any opportunity to serve my country in an honorable capacity, I would not have accepted any other position in the government. "Indeed, I would have hesitated to accept this jost under different circumstances, but the fact that lresident Tait, in whom I have great confidence, is personally familiar with the issues of the eastern ouestion.

and that this knowledge probably will assure a progressive and enlightened American policy in China, and that the representatives of our government there will have sympathetic co-operation at Washington, makes me wiHinj to undertake a responsibility which otherwise might seem too onerous. Secretary Knox's, attitude toward as already indicated, by his energy in promoting American interests there, also encourages me. EMOGRATS WIS BASEBALL Gil "lhe President replied that he was not ins so far as" competition is concerned. ME committed to the principle of free raw material, but that he was committed to the principle of a downward revision FOR MORE THAN A The woolen schedule was taken up and after a brief discussion, in which 0. S.

TREASURY NOT -I WEED OF BIDS Secretary MacVeagh Would Issue New Ones "Only as Required" triTc-a flllAK I ktf 111 A H-N UY the ilouse members made a determined effort to have the rate on wool tops re Vw'l I A A A i.l, kill the tariff, which he had promised, and that he was obliged to look at the matter, not from the standpoint of any particular district, but from the standpoint of the whole country" and also from the standpoint of responsibility for the entire Republican party. W. DOUGLAS has had his name and the retail price stamped on the bottom of his shoes, for the purpose of protecting the wearer speed when he beat out a tiny little infieid hit. His "only other acquaintance with the bail was a couple of foul, tips and several long runs after two baggers slammed out by the untcrrified Democracy. Hartl Work for Scorers The official score looked too much like a House Tariff bill coming out of the Senate Committee on Finance to be printed in full.

The Republicans stuck to their original line-up throughout the game, but the Democrats wore themselves out making ten runs in the second, and after that substitutes were called upon with ever increasing frequency and the batting order was shifted every inning. The nearest the newspaper scorers old hands at the business could come to the base hits and errors was to give the Democrats 23 of the former no jest intended and five of the latter. The Republicans are credited with 20 duced, the whole subject was reierreu to a sub-committee. The Senate members of this committee are Messrs. Carter, Warren and Smoot, who represent wool States, but are not members of the conference.

The House members ar Messrs Fordnev. of Michigan, and Minority Congressmen Wallop Republican Colleagues by Score of 26 to 1 6 tie said the question in each case was a question of fact, to be determined by evidence, as to whether the present duty McCall, of Massachusetts. Hie sub-committee will endeavor to compromise te woolen schedule as to provide lor downward revision so far as this can be against high prices and inferior shoes. W. Douglas name stamped on the bottom of a shoe guarantees to the wearer superior quality, first-class workmanship and more value for the price than any other make.

Insist upon having W. Douglas shoes with his name and price stamped on the was needed lor protection or whether the rate was excessive, so that a downward rvision. or putting the article on -f without injury to the wool the free list would not injure the Presents to Cabinet Draft of Measure Authorizing Three Per cents, to Extent of Canal's Cost Struggle Abounded With Mis-plays and Funny Situations. Burke and Tener Play Compromise on Scrap Iron The decision to make scrap iron duti He Repeated the Platform "He repeated the platform of the Re 'In mv opinion. China is now the bottom.

Take no substitute. inrm i i i mm safe hits and 9 errors. The real reason there were not more errors was be- publican party and said that he had al focus, of the world's greatest international problem, and I regard the interest able at $1 a ton is only a tentative one, but it is likely this rate will be rrainMl. That the conierees do not in ways understood that it meant a downward revision in many instances, though perhaps, in some few instances an increase The Score Ity Innings of the nited states this problem as fundamental. I can think of no foreien nation in whoe progress, pros tend to change the rate later is indi WASHINGTON, July 16.

The bond resources of the Treasury Department are ample, declares Secretary MacVeach in a statement issued, at theTreasury late r. h. e. 26 2-3 20 9 might be needed; that he Teached this MMsskMtaBMl cated bv the fact that they proceeded to fix the rates on a number of manu 2 1 10 10 Democrats llepublicans. perity and security the United States has greater interest.

The great indus- construction ot the platform on- what he understood to be the principle of pro W. DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN PHILADELPHIA: factures of steel in which scrap iron is one of the component parts. The dol rial expansion which China is just en today, and even if Congress, authorizes tection and its -justification, namely, that tering upon opens an immense neW-for after aft industry was protected by a duty eoual to the difference between the cost American enterprise, and our government 804 Chestnut St. 117 North Eighth St. 4016 Lancaster Ave.

1117 Market St. (Reading Terminal). 2254 North Front Street. WILMINGTON, Market Street, corner 7th Street THEN TON, NJ 101 East State Street, corner JBroad Street. lar rate on scrap iron is revision downward.

The rate under the Dingiey. law is $4 a ton. The House made scrap iron at fiftv cents a ton. and the of -production abroad and ihe -0061 of hould aid it securing ana maintaining foothold there. If during my incum production in this including a bency at 1 can contribute, to fair profit to the manufacturer, the en Senate advanced that figure to 4ftpr a lnnr discussion today, the con mproving the relations of America and ergy and enterprise ot American business men and capitalists, the etfeetivenes ot cause the players sidestepped tne nara ones and could not reach the long ones.

Texas Leaguers were there in bunches and once in chasing a fly the Republican catcher and pitcher collided with fearsome results. Representative Burke, of Pennsylvania, who was at the receiving end for the is of slight, build, and when he crashed into Pitcher Gaines, of West Virginia, the little catcher was sent heels over head to the ground. He picked himself up" undaunted', and then while he and the pitcher were doing an "Alphonse and Gaston," three Democrats, with a warped idea of chivalrous courtesy, raced home and added three runs to their already opulent total. Passes Galore The first victory of the day for the free traders was won at the gate. The game was supposed to be for charity, but everybody seemed to have a pass.

"This "certainly is funny," said the old gate-keeper, as the passes were handed in like bills droomner into the China, and to cementing the community of interests which binds the two nations together, I shall feel satisfied." American labor and the ingenuity of ferees, agreed that $1 would be a fair rate. On structural steel the Senate amendments were adopted. These amendments increase from three-tenths to four-tenths of one cent per pound the duty on structural Btel valued about $1S per three per cent, bonds to cover the entire cost4 of the Panama Canal, lees the amount already issued, the bonds "will only be issued as required." Tlie Secretary's Statement The statement follows: yesterday over matter of bond legislation in the new tariff bill was not held at the suggestion of the Secretary of the Treasury. The bond resources of the Treasury Department are at present ample, including $45,000,000 of unissued Panama bonds and $100,000,000 of unissued 3 per cent, certificates. "It was, however, contemplated that the tariff bill should contain a new au American inventors the impulse of competition behind the tariff wall, would reduce the cost of production, and that, with the reduction and the cost of pro WASHINGTON, July 1G.

With "Uncle Joe" Cannon looking on and pcnvei-less to call the minority to order, or bring in a special rule shutting off base hits, the Democrats of the House of Representatives walloped all sorts of tariff schedules out of the Republicans at American League Park today and won the rnost famous Congressional baseball pame on record by the thrilling score of 2G to 16. The minority wanted to make it 16 to 1, but the Republicans defeated that proposition once again. The Democratic victory the first of the extra session was followed by a cioudbursv. The deluge did not descend until the seven-inning- battle had ended with the stout members all puffing and groggy from running bases and chasing balls and the lean members prone on the No guess-work no primitive methods for us. We employ the most advanced scientific methods in making our whiskey.

Nothing but absolutely scientific precision, from grain to bottle, could Is a Scholar and Traveler CHICAGO. July 16-That President Taft has made a particularly happr selection duction, the tariff rate would become unnecessarily high and ought to be re for the position of Minister to China in the person of Charles R. Crane, of Chica duced. go, is cpneraily asserted here. ton.

and transfer to the basket clause of the metal schedule all steel punched or fitted for use which increases a rate of forty-five per cent, ad valorem instead of three-tenths of one cent per pound, as had been provided oy the Mr. (Yane is weaitny, a man or "This was the normal operation of the tariff as claimed by the defenders of the protective system not in every case, but the world, a scholar and an extensive produce such uniformly good whiskey as S7 trt Irf traveler. He is one of the foremost an thorities of America on politics and bus! as a general rule that, of course, a re vision of the tariff could not be perfect, ness or tne l-ar Kast. addition, his knowledee of Russia, whose policies have hopper on the Speaker's desk, the first day of a session. "If I got a paid-for thorization of bonds.

Tlie House bill contained two authorizations, one of House. DEFICIENCY BILL LAID must have defects and inconsistencies; but insofar as his influence went when called upon to act in connection with embracer! Northern China and are still to be reckoned with despite the late war ticket I wouldn't know Avhere to put it. with Japan, is profound. Mr. Crane has Ihe ReDublicans were cantained by.

legislation, it would be thrown in the never held political office. direction of performing the promises of the partj' as he understood them; and OVER UNTIL MONDAY $40,000,000 of new Panama bonds and one of an additional $150,000,000 3 per cent, certificates. Finance Committee Favored Delay "The Finance Committee of the Senate Representative Tener. Pennsylvania, who played short. Mr.

Tener used to be a professional pitcher and it was as good Bottled In Bond that if iron ore and oil and coal and agreed in advance that all negotia-c- .1. hides did not need protection and the conditions were such as to -enable the WASHINGTON, D. July 16. SENDS ROTTEN EGG ions would re on it he assayed to enter the box. Representatives Gaines and Feverish excitement over the baseball at first intended to include bond legislation, but finally decided to omit it and ore producters and the oil producers and the coal producers and the producers of let that matter go over until the next game scheduled today between teams representing the Democratic and Re Burke made an excellent battery.

In fact Mr. Burke caught so well in the second inning that one of his colleagues TO PURE FOOD MEN session ot Congress, when it was sup publican sides of the Chamber was re hides to compete successfully, without reduction of wages, with the producers from abroad, then they did not need a duty, and their articles should go on the free posed that the banking and currency que-s called out: sponsible for a short session oi tne "For heaven's sake, Burke, come on tion would be considered, and when the government bond question might have to and catch one ball, anyway." WILLOW GROVE PARK VICTOR HERBERT and his Orchestra be altogether reconsidered The Democrats had for their leader The only action of importance con Restaurant Diner's Package fist. IA. Question of Fact "It was a Question, of fact which he lhis decision ot the rinance commit Representative Kinkead, of New Jersey, nection with the Deficiency bill was tee was acquiesced in by the Treasury who plaved second a way that would the striking out of the appropriation hoped to make up his mind with respect turn Lajoie green with envy. He wound Department because it was a matter of comparative indifference to it, as it could Comes to Wickersham and I Docketed No.

147,563 up a brilliant record by making a double do very well without a new authorization of $30000 for Ipartici nation by the United States in the Brussels exposition The. contemplated White House im provements were authorized play at the end ot the seventh, with Nicholas Longworth as one of the un lhe consultation yesterday was due to to, on such evidence as was available to him, in order to carry out what he understood to be the promises of the party to the whole people. He said he felt that his position as the titular head of the Republican Parti and as President, with the fact that the question had come to willing victims. Representative Webb, of North Carolina, pitched for the Demo- WASHINGTON, July 16. "Why and be considered bv the conference commit CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING tees, and the Treasury Department was when is a rotten egg?" is the issue for During the discussion some amusement was created bv Mr.

Clark, when he inquired of Chairman Tawney what was to become of the President's tennis crats. and. outside of the firth innmg, grass trom exhausted energy. 1 lie crowd -which witnessed this game, which 'vill live long in the annals of the House, was equally weary from The throng included most of the distinguished government officials, and they barely bad time to reach their homes from the ball park when the heaviest thunderstorm of the summer broke over the city and all of Washington was swept by a miniature flood. President Taft did not attend he was at Chevy Chase with Vice President Sherman playing golf.

Some XotaMe Plays More different kinds of baseball were played in that game than ever crowded into seven innings before, and strange as it may seem, it wasn't all bad. The Democrats put up a rattling good game in the field sometimes. Representative Ileflin, of Alabama, playing in one of the miter gardens, reminded one strikingly of Ty Cobb. No one ventured to tell ZMr. Heilhi just why.

Once he had a chance to be a hero. The Republicans suddenly came to life in the iifth inning and were scoring eight, or nine or ten runs, when a line fly went winging out into left field straight at Heflin. The pertly Alabaman, who played in white flannel trousers with a black silk watch fob dangling from his belt, cast one weather eye at the ball and another at his bare hands, and The hit ought to have been good for a home ran, but Representative Howland, of Ohio, fell exhausted on the second sack and yelled for somebody to come on out and finish the run. Representative Nicholas Longworth, of Ohio, signed at a tremendous outlay, it was said, by the Republican manager, failed to live up to his advance notices-He presented a natty appearance in golf trousers, brown stockings and negli the whole people as his constituency, asked for its views. mally laid before the Department of.

when the Republicans equaled the Democratic high-inning score of ten runs, he Canal Cost Preferred Justice today with a view to govern ment prosecution in the Northwest gave him a somewhat broader point of view than that of a single member of Congress in respect to articles produced court should the addition to the ex ecutive offices be authorized. 'had the game well hand. The preference manifested for an au Representative Oldheld, ot Arkansas, While Attorney General Wickersham was "Oh." responded Mr. Tawney, "that thorization of three per cent, bonds to in his district. He felt strongly the call was the catcher, and he had a shade on STEAMBOATS engrossed with the details of the cor coes out." cover the entire cost of the Panama AMUSEMENTS Canal less the amount of Panama bonds poration tax amendment a couple of days Mr.

Burke. In fact, it was the battery work that the Democrats excelled, al- The proposed addition gave rise to good deal of discussion, and brought out the fact that the members are not already issued was entirely acceptable, ago, a messenger rushed into the build thouffh their slueerine was a marvelous ing with a telegram from G. A. Neuen as it would confirm the policy of paying ultimately the entire cost of the Panama revelation to Washington baseball enthu Bristol Burlington Steamers Leave Chestnut St. Pier Daily ExceDt Sunday.

8.00 A. M. Trenton Express. 10.00 A. M.

Borden town Accom. dorf, of Clark. S. reading: siasts. The Washington public long ago Canal out ot bonds.

it goes witnout- I this day sent package by United had forgotten what a home run looked savinir. that even if such authorization States t-xpress for examination." like until Representative CrConnell, of at all pleased with the style of architecture of the executive offices. Chairman Tawney was kept busy explaining various provisions of the bill as- they were reached and had great difficulty in retaining them. In response -to-- a general desire of the members the is made the bonds will only be issued as 1.00 P. M.

Trenton Limited. BurliLimou Island Accuuuuuuation. Hordeutnwn 1 aicaI. 2.oo f. 4.00 P.

That was all, and officials speculated reauired. Boston, star swatter of the Democrats, lined one out in the seventh. He brought in two other runs ahead of him Today the package came. Within, care This explanation is made because of fully sealed according to invoice, was an some misunderstanding of the attitude 5.00 P. M.

Trenton Express. AH Boats Stou at Burlington. Bristol and Burllnsrton Island. Moonlleht Excursions Every Wednesday. Saturday.

Sunday. Tickets. 40c. and scored in the midst of so much ex egg 01 uncertain age, ana witn it was 1 1 J. ttT 1 1 of the Treasury MacVeagh Presents Draft of Bill Th nrnnosed Panama Canal bond is mis complaint: j.

tnis aay sena you a citement that Catcher Burke threw the ball to a Democrat in the dense crowd John G. Weber AND His Prize Band of America ASSISTED BY THE WEBER QUARTETTE WoodsidePark Members of Quartette Render Solos at Each Concert. bill was laid aside until Monday RAW MATERIALS boiled egg which I believe is rotten. around home base. have had them served, several times sue oecuDied most of the time of the Cabinet session today.

Secretary Mac Therefore. I send this sample to you for Burke's Lost Chance There were some awfully funny mix- HOLDING UP TARIFF Veagh presented the draft of a measure i i ii i IEOX FAMILY EXCURSION STEAMER THOMAS CLYDE STOP AT AUGUSTINE PIER WEEK DAYS. WOODLAND BEACH week days and Sundays. PENNSOROVB AND CHESTER DAILY. THURSDAY NEWCASTLE.

Salt water bathing and good fishing. ADULTS. 50c. (120 MILES). CHILDREN.

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No. 3 Arch St. uns at the home plate all through the a test. I am not acquainted with the Federal inspectors." The offending cafe was named. prepared oy ram, wmcn aumonzes me issuance nf the bonds to the full extent game, unce a tnin uemocrai oegaii WASHINGTON.

D. July 16. gee shirt, but he "Caseyed out twice chase a tat one around tne Dases alter of the cost of the canal, including the $130,000,000 already authorized for that purpose. The bonds are to bear three Twenty-four hours would see the end of the work of the Senate and House con makiner a lone hit to centre, caught up with two men on bases, got a base on balls once and then in the last half of with him at third and then the two ran ferees on the Tariff bill and a substan the seventh showed a nn-sii ot rare per cent, interest and run for fifty years home together. Catcher Burke got the ball in rlentv of time to make the most The three rer cent, interest- is a maxi tial agreement upon the questions at is-ue, but for the five propositions iron Chestnut Hill Cars Run Direct mum proposition, the purpose being to phenomenal double play on record Dy tag White City ore, coal, hides, oil and lumber upon which the President stands firm for rad auirnonae inimical- ui kt cai.ccu thi-pp ner cent.

It is left to the Sec The egg. still unexposed, with the formal complaint, was referred to Assistant-Attorney-General Fowler, who has charge of the-legal phase of the pure food crusade. The egg is docketed Number 563, "Subject: Transmits a boiled egg which he believes is. rotten. It seems so.

File." Each official in-the course of 'its reference' through the departed indorsed it, one inditing this on the briefr: is unfortunate the department didViiOt receive the sample at its best. "Don't Winre the hen." ging Hie LWO lUIlUCia UUI, wnu a. i this, and that," but he dropped Kail Tomorrow ical reductions or even abolition of the tariff. This is the way the conferees describe the situation and up on Capitol Some of the costumes worn by the retary's discretion within, that maximum limit, and, in case the issue of any part of the amount is determined upon at any time or from time to time the market Amateur Professional ATHLETIC GAMES nla vera were as funny as their playing ATDermott wore one bearing what seem Afternoon FREE to Everybody able conditions will ot course govern UAYU. ed to be the monogram ot the Christian Jtlill they are iacetiously calling these propositions "the national issues.

A preponderance of the differences in nearly all of the schedules have been adjusted. In each schedule, however. The provision in the proposed legislation of the country for a downward revision within the limitations of the protective principle, and he hoped to be able to respond to that call as he heard it, as well in the interests of the party as of the country." Representative Hayes, of California, made a speech in favor of protecting iron ore, for instance, but the President said he suspected Mr. Hayes of being chiefly interested in lemons. The range of the discussion covered every known variety of raw material, and when it was all done and through with, the President stated his position.

Congrressmen Who Talked The spokesmen of the valiant twenty-three were Representatives Young, of Michigan, who dwelt upon the necessity of placing a high duty upon iron ore; Mondell, of Wyoming, who is particularly interested in coal; Gaines, of West Virginia, speaking for coal and iron; Langley, of Kentucky, for coal and lumber; Cowles, of North Carolina, for lumber; Austin, of Tennessee, for coal, iron and lumber, and4 Hayes, of California. Mr. Langley put the matter squarely up to the President as a question of political expediency. Political Expediency "We come from Democratic States', some of us." said Mr. Langley, "but we were elected as Republicans who believe in the protection of raw materials.

If we fail to protect our constituents we will be "revised downward' into private life. President Taft remarked dryly that he was as much interested in Republican success as any one could be. Other members of the delegation were Southwick, (N. Sturgiss, Hubbard and Woodyard, of West irginia; Kennedy, Keifer Johnson and Joyce, of Ohio: Richordson, (Ala.) Edwards, Grant, (N. C); Hamilton, (Mich.) Tener, Bates and Barchfield, of Pennsylvania, and Slemp, Senator Bradley, of Kentucky, made the twenty-fourth members of the party for a few minutes, but left shortly afer he conference began.

The President's statement created a decided sensation among Senators and Representatives who became acquainted with its contents tonight. The statement was shown to Senator Aldrich. He made no direct comment upon it, but said that the ttnferees had decided to let Mr. Taft deal with schedules upon which they could not agree, it being up to the President to secure the votes necessary to pass the measure in the form in which it would be reported TTVirlonvnr Society. that will tne zax on circulation out of conference as a result of his mediation between the House and Senate conferees.

Speaker Cannon declared that the statement contained nothing to which any good Republican could object. Senator Bristow, of Kansas, one of the Senate progressives, said: "The statement vastly strengthens the hands of the progressives." Representative Barchfeld, of Pennsylvania, declared that the statement meant that a downward revision of the taritf was inevitable. "It may not mean that the President will get free raw Materials," he said, "and I do not know that the President desires raw materials to be obsolutely free. We protectionists will have to be satisfied with a small duty on such FIREWORKS TONIGHT VATmTJVTTTP 2-SHOWS" Rev. Father James Reynolds, of Red Bank, N.

and Mike O'Day, ground-keeper of the park, were the umpires. there are some few items that have necessitated investigation in order to en MMS V1: DAILY 2 will follow tne existing law. Missing Teller's Body Reveals Sul cide able the conierees to get together. he raaene urcnesrra A1 I "POP" rONTFUTS "A number of these inquiries have. not heen completed.

WHITE PLAINS. N. July 16. With UvsJ BIO COMEIDY BILL NEXT WEEK. Ceawscs System Dispels colds awd dxeo CcspcKQw; is true of lead products, such as a revolver still clutched in his riprht hand the body of Harold C.

Cox, teller of the Home Savings Bank, of this place, who had been missing from his home here since Connecticut Man's Pet -Fawn C. M. Finney, of Bolton, is probably the only man in the State who- has a pet doe. The doe is two days old. Mr.

Finney's man was returning from. South Manchester Tuesday when he. noticed a email creature in a ditch. Upon investigation he found it to be a baby doe not more than a day old. The little doe was nearly dead.

He took it home and Mrs. Pinney cared for it. The doe was doing nicely today and will be brought up as a pet, the game warden having given his permission. The doe is of a reddish color with white spots and is about the size of Courant. paints, in tne cnemicai schedule; numerous articles in the metal schedule, on which the rates depend upon the settlement of the iron ore question; the demand for a change in the classitirMtirm July 5, was found today in tne wooas near a road about a mile and a half from Acts waxvoXy, acsv as of wool tops the change from ad valorem aiaxatvve- The line-up: rpmocrats Oldfield c.

Webb (N- C), p. Hufihes N. lb. Kinkead (N. c.

Garrett rf. McDermott If. and cf. Kobinson rf. O'Connell ss.

and 3b. Dan Driscoll (X. ss. and 3b. Heflin If.

Cox (Ohio), cf. Republicans Burke c. Gaines (W. p. Dawsoa (Iowa), 2b.

Longworth (Ohio), cf. Cole (Ohio), rf. Ames If. Tener ss. Howland (Ohio), lb.

Thomas (Ohio), 3b. the railroad station. Cox's accounts at the bank were found to be correct. His friends believe his mind may have been affected by an apparently slight injury to JAR HOBXE CHARLEY CASE AND OTHERS OF VAUDEVILLE'S BEST. WVirV TODAY, 1 ALL NEW VjAKlClUrv 2.15.

8.15 I PROGRAM Where Roosevelt Hunts. Motor Boat Rades. LYMAN H. HOWE CHESTNUT ST. THEATRE Mat.

Today. Orpheum Players In Zanswill's Comedy NURSE MARJORIE Neit W'k AugustlnDaly'B "A Night THE COOL. DUSTLESS TROLLEY HIDE IK clean, comfortable cars is from 69th St. Terminal to West Chester. Try It and enloy an old-fashioned dinner or supper at Green to specihe rates on cotton goods; the in crease made by the House on gloves and the wood pulp and print paper con Ifesl Jot MewJVbxuexv the head he sustained in a runaway ac An important schedule disDosed of trv.

cident thevday before his disappearance. -o- Popular Weddjng at. Middletown Special to The Inquirer. day was wines, spirits and liquors. The Senate treated this schedule as belonging To 6q Ws bneto eecs always bxv II 1 I I-' i Hi lJHi iu me ciaas ui luiunes ana made an increase amounting to about fifteen per on most of the articles under Wyes.

8.15 HIPPODROME 6O00 Seats atloc Weed Cutting by-Motor Boat In Egypt an enormous amount of trouble and expense has been caused by the weeds and other Vegetable growths which spread so rapidly as to choke canals and other waterways in a few days. Clearing by hand has been found impossible one district, so a motor boat has been equipped with a unique weed cutter and placed in service. The cutting attachment consists of a pair of shaped knives with sharp and powerful blades, worked by belt from the propeller shaft. They trail along the bottom of the waterway, cutting the growth off at the roots. It is said that the little boat will clear as much as five acres an hour.

London Globe. Mata.Tus..Th. MIDDLETOWN, July 15. The Forest Presbyterian Church was filled on Thursday with the relatives and friends of Rev. Francis H.

Moore, D. and Miss Elizabeth U. Hall, who were united PAYFTYa.V ALkMTAR stock co. IjrVI LJ I I Dally Burlesque and Vaudeville manufactured by tKe CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co. Czar's Residence In Finland A dispatch from St.

Petersburg announces that the Czar" has "purchased at Kolka, on the Gulf of Finland, a vast do' main. His imperial Majesty has bought the property. on the advice of the court physicians, who consider that residence Finland would be beneficial to the health of the Empress. The place, on the other "offers facilities for the Czar's favorite recreations yachting and fishing. London Globe.

in marriage at high noon by Rev. Wil Ambassador Robbed of $13,000 JAXESVILLE. July 16. Ambassa BASEBALL liam Henry Roberts, D. stated clerk -head of spirits.

On champagnes in bottles of the ordinary commercial sizes the existing duty of $8 a dozen for quarts is advanced to $9.60, with a similar advance on pints and other sizes. It is estimated that these rates will produce about annually more than is derived under the Dingiey rates. The Senate rates and former moderator of. the General As dor Thompson, United States Representa- tive in Mexico, was robbed sembly of the Presbyterian Church. Dr, or sia.uuu SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS while absent from his post -by a trusted and Mrs.

Moore will visit Europe and Pittsburg Phlla. Ball Park. 15th and Huntingdon sts. a i 3e at 3 P. M.

Admission. 25 cents. PavUloa. B0 caot according to a letter received win ne at home to their friends after Sep cne size orxty. refcibr pr.ee 50 per bottle.

ison. temoer iu. were accepted by the conierees..