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Senator Clark Will Direct
JIM LANE'S DEFENSE RECALLED.
Fight Against Court Bill.
Government Leader's Replies to Criticism
(By a Member of The Star's Staff.)
Like Picturesque Free Sailor's
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Senator
70m burny
Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri,
From the Saturday Evening Post.
regarded as the best parliamen-
The replies government leaders have been
making to specific criticisms of their acts and
Charlie Michelson, the eminent doctor of
comard
shadow
tary expert in Congress, will di-
policies have led us to conclude that Prof.
rect the floor fight in the senate
against President Roosevelt's Su-
political science at Washington, has unearthed
preme court proposal.
the collected works of Jim Lane and is giving
The Missourian conferred today
courses based on them.
with Senator Burton K. Wheeler
Jim Lane was the picturesque Free Soil
leader, of border warfare days, in Kansas. He
of Montana, leader of the forces
once was accused of doing away with a home-
opposing the court bill: It will
steader. His defense, delivered in public meet-
his
be Clark's job to watch the ma-
ing, was as follows:
neuvers of the Roosevelt forces
"I have heard all the charges against me
a
and I am here to answer them. I will take
and prévent a vote from being
them up one by one. They say that Jim Lane
taken as well as to assist Wheeler
is a murderer. What are the facts? When
in arranging for senators to speak
the noble women of Lawrence were endeavor-
in opposition.
ing to establish a public library, what did Jim
Lane do? He took his old claybank horse out
of the field where he was plowing to raise a
little corn for his family and sold that horse
for $37.50 and gave the money to those noble
women to help establish that library. And yet,
great God, they say that Jim Lane is a mur-
afraid
derer!"
a chartor 05 Walsonwouts
THE NEWS GETS AROUND.
Colonel House, Texas millionaire, who helped
make Woodrow Wilson President, steered him
through the war and who the President later
discarded and refused to see, comes out of his
retirement to announce that Mr. Roosevelt will
not be President a third term.
You telling us, Colonel?-Arch Hollenbeck in
West Plains Journal.
Senator Ellison D. Smith of South
Carolina declared that people in his
state were unable "to see the least
justification for the several strikes
called by the C. I. O." and deplored
the fact that law enforcing agencies
were not affording protection to steel
workers who did not want to strike.
Farley, Not the Senate, Is the
Senator Rush D. Holt, West Vir-
Head Man, Holt Says.
ginia Democrat, said it was time to
(By the Associated Press.)
remove the "hypocritical cloak" from
WASHINGTON, June 28.-Senator
the administration. He flayed the
"lawless element of the C. I. 0." for
Holt of West Virginia, comment-
boasting it had government support.
ing today on the senate postof-
"The record proves," Holt said,
1
fice committee's defeat of efforts
"that John L. Lewis has had the
to call Postmaster General Farley
silent co-operation of the administra-
as a witness in its steel strike in-
tion in these industrial disputes. It
vestigation said:
also proves that whenever Lewis
"Call Farley? Ridiculous! The
starts losing ground, the administra-
tion steps in to save his face."
senate tell Farley what to do?
T.C.A.
Absurd! Farley will tell the sen-
ate what to do."
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