Colorado Springs Gazette (Newspaper) - September 18, 1909, Colorado Springs, Colorado news ou eail in is rkan kind of jour wife and daughter may rend NO COLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE COLORADO SPRINGS VoLO PAGES Sun today 1A M 190 PHK E FIVE EMS TAFT PRAISES PAYNE AND EXCORIATES REPUBLICAN INSURGENT Only Criticism ol Is Regarding Woolen Schedule Which He Terms Its One Important Republicans Who Voted Against Measure He Calls Deserters From the Party Gives Figures to Show That Tendency oi Is Overwhelmingly Toward Reduction on Necessities Minn kept thf important utterances be has made his occupancy of the White Taft here tonight in a which is the Hotbed ot the movement defended the tariff a- the ever passed by a Republican and hence the tariff the people ever had known The boldly asserted that the voted against the had the an party Was it the duty of member of who believed that the did not accomplish evon thing that it to accomplish to vote against President I am here justify those who question in the I am not here to defend who the Payne but to thorn To this the with i i heer bf far down the street It shouted the adherents of Representative James A of this chairman of the Houre on hae been on the defensive ever the adjournment of Congress because did not vote with the other members of the delegation from Minnesota both in the House and Senate against the Mr met thf at thm afternoon and to thin bin home town Jt rejected Hut the defending Mr for hm party but wan none to that the President would go far as he did tonight in taken by the Insurgent and The President hud Senator La of Wisconsin one of the leaders of insurgent movement at Milwaukee during the forenoon and had him quite cordially To make party government effective the in bis members of that party should their personal as of lesa importance I ton not here to criticise those who felt so strongly and believed thint it their duty to vole against the because it did not contain all they thought it should It was a question lor each to solve for himself In matters ol this kind it is a question with the party whether he shall help the party solidarity for accomplishing its chief purposes or whether the departure from principle in the as he 11 is so extreme that he must in conscience abandon the 1 am to we that those who against the bIH still insist that they are and that intend to keep up the fight for still lower tariff Within the party a re- markable plain-spoken defense of the Payne He hae been met with many inquiries since the beginning of his trip as when he Intended taking up the subject of the tariff He waited until today when with a mass of facts and figures before with a new statement just prepared by man Payne with his own sonal knowledge of nil the intimate of the fight in still in his mind he They bald It Was a Pole it to Be a lated to two he the h plate in the ing the tions of the and tiie ni in tint timo tii in Iho lull in been greater than the between the of production and the f production at home with a for A of profit to thp I was on IM i but that in my judgment the pil tonight and which a on tru i ment or the -1 mi standpoint thorough In its simple appeal understanding by thp people than has heretofore been from any source The statement contained only enough figures to make clear a point the President has dwelt upon for some time In his confidential talks that the measure of new Should be by the amount of reductions on les of general compared to on used The President by Of table prepared at his request bf Mr Payne showed that tariff had been Increased on con- sumption In this to and that Of this Is by luxuries i- silks liquors and leading a of representing on unities not Against with tn the fact the tariff had on opinion of tin was xn would result in the Amounts to month in billion of Ac to the schedule Mr derlarnl without henltlttlfln or the ntes too It wnn found tn however the In thv that attempt to the hi t of 1 nm it SO the I It been Tt OR Is thu W Tsft in put Ac long URO IfM 1 0 I At the t it prior In an effort out the there tariff 1 thf threatened of lc In and tin of nt in a which muda it to fi Up f on and 1 i noun r dim unito II i d thi put iff i I HP things and Hut I out H- today it thru that thr of In tlu ti nil i ithMi they tn form In tlm protected tn of liv Fight Against Law Violators sumes Unexpected the arrest of K F A on a charge of Herman OP charge of bribing witnesses to md stay out of town ami Otto for the taking of a bribe the started by the Rev K H Mies arid J H Keti hum representing thr option local who selling yesterday assumed The defendants woe hv n R on WOO to In the Fehringer tace yesterday Runnell denied that he had purchased liquor iii thf drug tore owned ruid conducted by Frank t found guilty in the t lourt H few dajc Tgo of of after a of ing at drug store testified when on trial thai and Bunnell both ut CITY INSTRUCTED m GATHER DATA City Opt Sidewalk Bids and tine J strongly in lax or of the business of the city additional and m- f a of storm that will in caik pf hravy He submitted the matter to thf the tinn matter be given immediate The Mayor argued that if it should not deemed the streets it will be before anything be t i the cost of in bis suggestion the was to make plans and of the probable cost The stated further that he r of comparatively small craina tather than large ones and that Tells People oi America to Have in His Conquest of Pole PEARY TROUBLE Oscar H Bearing Explorer Is Due to New York Monday Cook to I ON BOARD STEAMSHIP OSCAR II At Sea Sept Via Marconi lew telegraph to Race N F Sept 17 Tell the people of America to have the fullest confidence in my conquest of the pole I have records of made bv mp which will prove my claim I shall be glad to set my foot on soil was the brief message Dr erick A today asked tha Press to give to his as he nears home on the steamer II bound for York The Oscar II is due Monday freely thf sortions of Commander Peary that he Cook had never reached the North pole and gave a detailed story of the that brought about the between the two explorers Wnon T left for Pr Cook said provisions at took north of Etah in charge of dolph and several Eskimo Francke had to go n whaler and return This did but thr to H slight He then aboard the vett and north Continued on Page Four Says Every Republican Is by in Taft principal address kee n thf State to line sub- jei t of postal savings which he indorsed nt Paft saul thp postal harik plank in the Republican who calls Continued Four t a plank m a MI Tafl or if they do not Itr I1 t they cease to o are Republicans wiMi an and that Indicates a ind enlightened and discriminating But I am here to uphold if the banti be- I believe will fHl in this a want In the it K the postal i- a it a leaning toward so and il to lake out of the I and put on Two of lion ti Un In Ilia I speech Ing thf UK such H it what thp of to 14 if i lir n iin t upon In mi I tbr with t tn of M hurt HP tn IM Id rnU of the It will td t if Oie not to te to hn M to foreign the of nf It if the Republican f wint to I ran thin in n hill U with nf hut and ftr out of -T p or IMF pi ATP TMV TMr Two The Sunday Gazette ti f w of the Of toino No other newspaper ham met with of this illustrated section vf Sunday It in printed on a fmr grude of book filled with and special bj contributors mid Une drawing and Anna most popular is the of in it deep thought and profound Those who do mrt In say that the night been At any it one of most works fiction tf time the In and form i Pinion an In Thh the tittle of in on transcontinental Journey just by the President It is of vf hf visit to thU week t In the In telli some or her AH vn In addition lo the regular binn there a In of a on J of in that and predicts In Us t on contribute aM day mentH The trK of IT AM IV Governor Rallied Ute Night After End Was Believed lo Be Imminent HAS A FIGHTING CHANCE U He Survives the Will Still Have Hope at Bedside Wile Mith his at lib Bnd in Johnson wait near In last for the night Dr Majo do not trill die he morrow wilt an for Ills life a for the earlier in the ami for a white D his At he at door no by his that ho would through night I p to u clock thm afternoon doctors were optimistic but a relapse occurred and Johnson hastily lor For some hours no ne obtained but finalli n stating that tht ernor had it relapse in 4 i condition J Maju son s condition thf n orst tn The tors n Ti hold out any v 1 depot at Cook ft told him that I WMP falls to be two men in charge of the depot and an- Harry tho New Haven hunter also remained there had orders not to for me but told that he could send Eskimos north the following spring When I returned from the pole un- expectedly the first to see me and to tell me what occurred Whitney was tn of fails journey to the pole on condition he would not inform Commander or nil men of At the same time the had accompanied me north were toid to maintain the est silence When I went into the depot there i a dispute between myself and phy who delivered to me written m- he had received from Peary although he himself could neither read Continued on Page Tour the mm mum at ingham An With Tiro I tonight MIR remarkable the frenzied the who toy and Two women limbed to a ing adjacent to tbe meeting held and and bricks with pelted police below Several hurt The suffragettes Were dislodged with fire hose NEW AUTO RECORD RAPIDS Sept 17 A the Western Michigan fair thm afternoon Ralph ot broke automobile ord for 25 held by himself His time was ON FUG DC BY While Umh the flagpole find pull the colon Jay Randolph a freshman star terback laat High School football team in the of hundreds of people ing women and gins at the annual From Him hy u M 1 n the tifts after was from his at UM of M M to At fM of the fighting of col- lege men the remainder of t Inches were stripped him of ately the campus Such an occurrence df say was the opinion ex- by the Rev Adna W Moore probation officer of Paso county who the Mrs r W of thn El County Humana society whn was was much Incensed declared that such a wait It that will taken by Uw society to prevent in the future a of Whether the ter up with the that the nmb gether has not yet t tn More and sJ M Ing as tn UM roar IU wta batt Hind all night by ft an tht bam ftp 1 f Ji L
