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It Is the best woman's tonic madel' Weak women need . a tonic. Thousands and Sthousands, like Mrs. Simpson,; have found Cardulof benefit teethem. Try Cardul fofryour trou ble. q DRUGGSTSii 16wil Senate May Reh For Tolbert ]Uy William E. Origham, Regular Cor- of respondent of 'lle tBoston Trai- of script. ) Washington, Aug. 1!9.--Tlhe Senate $1 tLipears ready to administer i sharp ai ebuk to President illarding for unfit st tpiJoitintents to public office. The Ie wresident's readiness to listen to po- w itical boomers and to play the game t )f the reitblican machine .has led w nito a great many unfortunate situa ions. The National CIvii Service Cc teform ieanguu, in its recent report hi )it the diplotmat ic service, surprised tr he country bl glossing over a good fj 11,nanV things and giving tie president ft I cleal bill of health, whereas It Is L lotoriou1s that "Mr. Harding has re ;arded the Latin American posts as h rewards for 'political service and inl 11an1y instances has acted according- to y. The unll fortunate effect has been e lservable, however, more in iat in a American than in American public 0 )pinion, for our friends to the south i tre excee(lingly sensitive over the tendency amion1g American ')residelts fa o 1s0 political service in this coull try as an excuse for sending to them men lwith no knowledge of their Ian 4uage, customs or method of thought. hI is on ly fair to say, however, that I most of the appointees, with one glar- til ing exception,'have been men of high ti personal character and to Chile, Brazil 8 1ld Colombia the president has sent cl nen of conspicuous ability. pI The senate now, w ith a little more .h leisire, aPpears depteriiC( to ;(ealn Ahe -nominations with unlusual care; Ind inl tile case of that of Joseph AW. l'oibert to be Tlnited States marshal ti or tile w1esteri (listrict of South Car )lina it bids fair to suipport Senator i I)ial of that state in his fight to have C' he nomination rejected. 'Tolbert isn .he member of the republican nationl 11 committee for that state and it is Inderstood that his alppointment was d recommended 'by .hie head(Ilarters of " that orga iiization. Consequently the n lifight that is being made to secure to withdrawal of the nominiation or rejec- 0 Lion of the noniinee is one calling for ( 1 line-upl) of thc republicalls in tile sen ite against their own party organiza- S tion. 'Tolbert. is the replublican "ref- P ree" for South Carolina; a word C coine'd in the time of Roosevelt when I that president, distracted by the Pull- f' Ig and l1auling of corrupt Southern 7 riepublicanln4 for aiPpointmIlents to office, lelected what 1he believed to be tile sqliarest mlen) hie could find to pass e upon Solthernl patronage.'The scheme 1 wokce(l fairly well, although of L.odrjse it caused its heart)Illilgs, an(d I Mr arding, has ado:oted It. ills seleltion of Tolbert in South a PXarn'ina appears to liave been partic- o larfly toforfu)do ; so much so 'that o" Senator Dial l'as felt contralined to C lay before the senate the Personal t r'ccol'd of 'the referee and candidate, i backed withI aflidav1~its, and1( these are t now beinlg stud(ied 1)y a subcomittee 11 a~f tile comlmittee Oil tile juiiarly conl- P sistinlg of iSenators 'Shortridge, o1' Call- 1] rornlia; FMrnst of Kentucky, and AshI urst of Ariona. ln add~itionh, Senator E D~ial placed in the Congressional hi record the story of Tolber't's opera- d tiOnls as chief distributor of patronage rotr 1h1s state, wvith thle result that tile ii nomfinaition lias been .held upl and, un less iMr. Tfoibert Can clear lihmself of 3 lie chlarges br'oughlt against him,1 the a full committee bids fair to r'ecoml-1 mend rejection for thle good of the wre pn'blicani 1)arty. 01ce beofoire, at the instance of Sena or ial, tile senate has5 iejected one c af :President. IHarding's a-plointees in Roulth Carolinal, aL tact whlichi encoulr 'Iges tile belief that it will follow its hland ill tile Tolbert case. It appears that inl Orangebl'rg coifhty Tolbert ap ploinited as a sub-referee tor' thait (d15 trict one H. J1. Mixsonl. 'The termh of thle ladly postmiistress ini tile town~ of Bo0wm'an was expir'ing, and shle ini formIed Senator Dial that Mixson had rlimandedl $300 of h1er as the plrice of ler' reapp~lointmient. Shle refused tot pay tile monley anld commluhnicated with the junior senator'. Meanltime Mixson~ 11ad been nomhinatedl to 11e postmaster 1t (Jrangeiburg, and so violent was tile >p)positiO into hlis confirmnationi thlat the postofTIcOeieartmnit seint two inspec Lois into tile state to investigate tile 20n(e. They reor)Ited back that it was rute thait Mixson had( made(1 tis de- h mand of the p)ostmlistress5, butt suggest- r d ini theli' repior't tlat as he wvas io ikoly soon to receive a fedlerai office d lisel0f, and therefore go Onl tile fed' t1 "ral salary list, no doubt there would t 1)e no repetition of the Offenlse. Tile ienate was not imrerssed by tis line ~ it argument, hiowever', and r'efused to 2onflim 'Mixson's nomlination. According to tile statement of Sena Lor Dial, as pulbliShe~d in Tile Con Tressional Record, oflce brokerage is Ic par't of tihe Tolber't system. Says the a cenator uplonl this poinst: "The prloof 9 presented to me is .uinquiestioq~a1e on b'he subject. The practice is to dilvide, the state into districts and have sonme me' in each district logif after this part uke Harding A ppointment the nefarious business. I am told many Instances where the oflices mre sold-one bringing $750, another ,200, another $600, another $2,000 id different sums, all around the ute -where there was competition. A cent case w'is reported where $1,200 its paid anl dtnie party faile(I tc get e oflice and after considerable rangling the funds were returned. One of Tolbert's referees was re litly rejected by the senate because endeavoredi to get a lady postmils ess to pay him $300 to get her Col 'med. An alidavit of one of' his mner followers states Tolbert admit d lo Xeieted to realize $100.000 om1 this siolrce." The siatoir also is submitted to the ilb-coimiiittee an lidavit from the mayor of Tolbert's wn charging drunkenness, carrying mcealed weapons, the plossessionl of barrel of liuor on the plea that tile vner -w.asi a government oflicial and ierefore entitled to hold it. Another claige relates to alleged Voritism ald discri mitiat ion against orl(d war eter'anis in Civil service ap >iitileiits. pIoon this poilnt Senator fal says: "Mr. Tolbert's conduct nec lie has beei appoilited 'referee' ms shown him to he a spoilsan of * worst class. For instaice, under * practice of this administration in rlecting postillasters, the civil service )>mmlilissioll scnds to the-posto ce de irtleit the tre names maklig the ghest marks, aild tlls department Alegates to Tolbert, the referee, the ght to select whichever lie chooses. . Tolbert has ruthlessly ign ored m( spirit of the Civil service ald has Tlsed to recomiend parties makiig ie highest mark, except in very few )ses. He has almost universally ig mred the claims of ladies and ex-ser ice mien." Mr. Tolbeit has issued a general enial of the charges against him ith reference to postmaster alppolint ients, but Senator Dial lits submitted > the sub-committee specific examples r alleged favoritism. For instance, in reenville two ex-soldlers and one Ivilian competed for the postimaster ill). Willi'im F. Robertson made 79 er cent plus -five for' soldier prefer rice; Charles C. Withington made G7.4 er cent plus 5 per cent fof soldier pre rence, and Robert T. Thorne made 2.S0 Ipei cent. Tolbert endorsed horne. ,In Abbeville Tolbert named is nepliew over a veteran -with a high r rating. :In Clinton he named a ephlew by marriage over a veteran, ut 'in 'this case the nephew had the iglest rating of the three. Ii Ker haw lie liamed llis own favorite over veteran who had the highest ratig r the three even without the flive per mnt soldier pieference. These are ioncrete instances. Ar. Tolbeit meets iem with 'Ilie general (lenial that lie as refused to acknowledge pireference soldiers on the civil service list, nd( 'he says lie .hasq the records to rove it. Already ;.\r. Tolbert says e has .recomimendled about 30)0 post1 tasters foir South Carolina. WVith re ar-d to the .case of the Blowmian post listress, Tolbert says 'lie has an afli avit fromi the postmistress that she oes not know Mlixson and never ha~s (en asked -by 11111 for mioniey. Th'lis Is the nult the committee on idiciary Is asked to crack regarding ni imp lortan t presidentlial appiointmenit 1 South Carolina. The whole system rott-en andl the senate wll -put its .N. Onl it. if the nomilnation of ..iri.' ol bert is con-firmied. ,Senators are in - lined to believe without. question tihe latement. to them of Senator Dilal that rdinarily lie would niot mix In repub Caln rows In *Southi Caroliina andt :that imnmaterial to hims what republicans ro appointed to olflee, but that t.hen rotests comilng ilp from lisa state are fguch a character he cannot Ignotre 1em. -Senator Dial has laid the facets efore the senate. ini t-he form of worn affidavits, and many republican onators are assuring him that al liough their -party can stand t'or a 00(1 deal, it cannot afford to stand r TPolbert. HistorIc Dodo. "As dlead ats the dodo" is a common (piression, butt few know what man er of bIrd the dodo was or whlat rove it from the face of the earth. he dodo was a lirge bird, with a tige hen~k and useless :itle wings. or tgutese and( Dutch sailors found It ii thle island .of Malurit is !n the In tla OCea'ni dlurling the Sixteenth cen try. It was so siuplid t hat thte Por. igise namedtC~ It "doitdo," simipleton. as introdutced into thle Island by the uro~peana dlest royed Its eggsI anid Dig, and1( it hbeame extincet in thte eventeentht century. Old IncasUsed Brass. That the anciient Inica Indians hand nowledge of brass5 is shown by the ntalysis of an ax head composed of a Ixtuire of copper and zine. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days )rugglasrefund onyif PAZO OINTMENT fails o cure Itchin ,Bl Ble hieding or Protruding siies. Instantl rel lees itching Plies, endyo an get restful slee after first annlicatinn. Gn DO DBEH;"i BUSINES! Built and pricec everyday use. .B ness skillfully ble ged strength. The steel body flit Brothers baked c leather upholster window levers, I tires. A wide, Spacious carrying In short, closcd protection at littl price of an open The price is $ Easterby Phone 200 7he Outstand inj Fi in the 30 x 3%'i E V R - o h s t i. . . U. 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