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" mij ii iiwmiifbiii -J .l JLmmu IS 9AXLT CAPITAL JOJJJOtAL, SALE """ MONPAT, JANUARY 301 1M5. (' I i M i 'I jil :'! ! l a n ii ll: K ' -.? DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL- BY HOFER BROS. affii OFFICIAL CENSUS SALEM, MAT, 1004, 13.287. s A LIVE ISSUE IN OREGON. A real Jivo political Jswuo has sprung vp In Oregon tho innovation of tho eeruito judiciary committee to have THIRTY MEMBERS of tho constitu tional convention APPOINTED AND SIXTY ELECTED. Two days spent by the editor of thin paper hunting for a precedent for such a procedure linn not yielded one. NOT IN MODERN TIMES HAVE CONSTI TUTION MAKERS EVER BEEN AP 3PINTED. ALL IIAVE BEEN ELECT KD. Tli objection I not to tho supremo court having tho power of apjwintmont. Jr. any ono had to 1m appointed that ourt might do it. That court ha to paaa on tho constitution when it In un der consideration boforo them, and manifestly should have no hand in framing, dlrr-ctly or indirectly, nn Jnr wtrumont that so largely would como fcefore it for Interpretation. Th argument is ninde that by such selection of thirty memhera tho con- venUon will becomo moro nearly n non partisan l)ody. Hut tho provision Itself involves partisanship as It requires that not over two-thirds shall bo of one political party. It is not presuniod that the supremo -court hns asked to havo this power of appointment. It is not n matter that eM properly bo considered by tho jus tices of tho supremo oourt. It Is not n rellection upon Hint body deny thorn, In common with uny other co-ordinate or constituted func tionary of tho body polities, this up polntlvo power. THE TREND Or PUBLIC SENT!- tho governor of the stato to' live in at the' state capital isa-foourid proposition from any standpoint. No fair and honest man can look 6ver the prdporty "offered fho state at tho price $1-1,600 and not admit that it is oheap. If, ft!'8 not .purchased this yoar two yonrs lionco there will be a movement' to buy tho block cast of the state house. at about $50,000. If the iitato over orccts a building suitable for tho governor and his fami ly to live In it will cost the state $50,- 000. Tho Pattern rosldonoo is the best in the city, and will last for at loaat CO years, and would make nn idoal homo for the governor. If thoro is a stato home for tho gov- ernor, then tho noxt governor elected by tho pcoplo will come to tho capital, expecting to occupy it. If the stato has no home for its gov ornor tew mon elected are able to buy or oven rent a suitable homo at tho capital for one term. If tho stato has n home, then the gov ernor and his wifo and children Ik- oome a part of tho administration, and tho influence will bo good. Only n narrow and mean-spirited per son can tako tho position that tho gov ernor of a great stato should shift for himself, leavo his family in aomo re- moto part of tho stnto, board around and sacrifice his right to tho comforts 6t a homo, unless ho happen to bo very wealthy. asvlum. and wonld brinir thodcaf muto children into the city, where they should bo kept. , For 425,000 the state can build a deaf muto school oa tho 'echoel land already the property of the state on South Commercial stroct. That would be an act of justico to those children and to theasylum. That would invoJvo thff purchasing of no new tracts of land. lit is hardly to bo expeeted that anything so sane ,n l" and businosslike will bo done, as therojagrnft is no graft possible on this plan. Plans are all laid to buy another largo farm for tho state at about three prices. Another wlntr is to bo erect- od for tho asylum, when tho commit ment law should bo rorormod so ma improper commitments would eease. BUT ABOVE ALL NO ODUUJ' SCHOOL SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED IN THE VICINITY OP THE BOYS' REFORM SCHOOL That is the last thing that should over enter the head of a legislator to undertake. X-RAYS but .. rt mot- "reeillatr' rercsi wic ."v f not "Ueonse" saloons. a r,Wnl t-rand iury of 30 mon hear ing two witnesses in one doy Is quite The Eugene negfstsr speaks of 'leg islation at the capital." Where would have itf Let s havo a, commission to revise tho tax laws. But-who will "revise" the commission! SUPRE1W COURT GRINDS (From tho Daily Capital Journal of Saturday.) INVESTIGATE THEM ALL ti,o ..nnttfm thought ther elected T,he resolution-of tho legislature to "' , w.i, ,, ,. ns investigate into tlfo charge whether the the senator up in "Washington, but, as fleer. Dunbar. Browneli for gov ernor. We had a nation to try for it, but tha settled it. v The supreme court ' today handed ,1-n.n air rWhilinS. In the case of Martin Gardner and Mlehnll Gardner, partners, doing busi ness as Gardner Bros., plaintiffs, against rwim. S. WHev. respondent nnd Mel- ralOvitcb-Flctcher Co., cppciiams, . i . . nr..U.irinn which was appealed rrom i""" countv; Hon. Alfred Scars, Jr. judge, the action of tho lower court was af firmed by Justice Bean. In the case of Claud Tlinyer, respouu- of AMEND (From tho Dally Capital Journal Saturday.) THE REPORT, GENTLE MEN. Tho judiciary committee in tho sen- nto tnckod on nn amendment to tho bill for a constitutional convention that should bo dofoatcd. The committeo of lawyers in tho son ato havo added a provision thnt ONE TIHRD OF Tlffi MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION TO MAKE A NEW CONSTITUTION SHALL BE AP- POINTED BY THE SUPREME warden at tlfts stato prison is not living in a houso furnished at state expense .should bo broadened. It is chnrgod that Governor Cham berlain has audited bills for furniture and supplios for tho living of some of tho officials at tho stato prison, and that this is contrnry to law. . . TID3 FACT IS THE OOVEBNOR nai uo ine ncnap.ipu.s, me ic..o HAS ONLY DONE FOR SOME OFi0f public opinion, think of an appoint The approval heretofore bi, . post check plan by thousands of pnpers and poriodicnls has re, been supplemented bv its f,J-7 dorsement by tho National Assoc 1 of Postmasters, n class of officials above all others, aro advised as tn inadequacy of present facilities small remittances by mall. Tho statoment' is mn"f7 t. ., whoso business is to know tlm . . .r .... n...u.nn nnnn . or mo maiier. tnnt in t.im nri: ent against .ian.us "-"'"" mercia. transactions h ;Z ( lant, which was appealed worn wawoi- of tho Unlted states som.M0 usual, patronage did it. i Portland papers aro vory nice when they want something. Tho rest of the time tbey slam Salem. WENT IS IN THE DIRECTION OF COURT. "ENTRUBTINQ MORE POWER IN 'rl, iwoplo shall oleot sixty members THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE IN- STEAD OF LESS. A hill for n constitutional convention Ith suoli a provision would probably be nnd should bo, without doubt, vetoed 1y tho governor. It is iisxumed in this 'bill that tho people are Incapable of se lecting men of tint highest order of nblllty t draft a now mmititutlom 'Whom Is the ovIdnnKn of lT Where are tho precedents! What nro tho nrgu uuentu? Tho Joint CDiiyentlon oft tho general wiMiibly nt the stato litniso Wednenday nt 2 p. m. till week SHOULD BE AT TENDED BY AS MANY INDEPEND ENT CITIZENS AS POSSIBLE TO JIEAR THE DEBATE. Tim mlvoonttHt of HiMtlntlng 80 iticmlHjrs of n eoHntitutloiial ouvntln will iimko their HrgumeHtD, and the inplo will Iw glml to hiuir them. Let ua nut bo hanty in .whUwiuiIiik thw liropwil, Ixx-aum It is imw Hut let the )Mopt and tttrir rt-prmiitHtHtlvtM mow id itMpi a -uhmUIhh thnt U CONTRARY TO ALL PAST POLITIC AL CUSTOM, AND OF DOUBTFUL POLITICAL WISDOM. Th making of a nw constitution for Oregon SHOULD BE AS ABSOLUTELY A NON-PARTISAN AFFAIR AS IT IS TOSSIBLB TO CONTRIVE. Th wrd party should mvr m uim1 iu any lp u( Ut fvrmMliuH THE NEW CONSTITUTION SHOULD CUT OFF THE QRAFTS OF THE PIUJSBNT STATE GOVERNMENT. Nbhh of tb nlxHi tbst havo itmnii up tn tb )wt MhmiM b rotlHnt or mm Imh4 In id fulur. Kwry (fWHl fMttur f tb old ,m.i tutlH xhuuld Im prMrv(N Kvwr.v Ud n nlHHtlU U fitt ut. Th mtili hav JprBt Ih tkr Ur mIim! nt VMri in K WfM-t of i u4d WrMic I aw, EVERY VBSTIOE OF POWER NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE HHOULD REMAIN IN THE NBW CONSTITUTION. NM .kaMM U UkM wy. Vkt t Ui nwl mmiUkk uf hnvtNg MH.r (UrlMki MiMMlut eottrttt 1 tiMMivo povtH of olkWuklUw vc nrMimM in tt rwwuw t ku p Hit MMMiimurn. TW xkvm trriuUl ltHiM- trl wnsr.tMt, t M Uto piliitisiK Ut li4rtHtt tlMt H tk utyM bfiy. Al M low MtiHMtv U IHM Mi Um H0 to iu.ua a ymr xtr Uwnn km i4M Mimw wtM bulwrk4 in Utr m- rtiiuiiua wit m rM a4 nnd the supremo court shall appoint half that number. There is supposed to be wisdom In this, nnd the thirty persons appointed would lw a kind of upper house. Hie people cannot bo trusted to eloct THE PRISON OFFICIALS WHAT IS DONE FOR ALL THE OFFICIALS AT THE OTHER INSTITUTIONS they all live more or less at state ex pcnno, nnd so do their families Tho superintendent of the asylum and the resident physicians, and the nenils or all the institutions In Salem and their families llvo at tho institu tions nt stato oxpense. They use furnituro bought by tho state, sleop in" bods bought bv tho statot, ent meals bought by the' state, and sorved by state servants. If this is wrong, invostiiratc them all and stop the nbuso nnd try to run these iiniuuiioiiH on somo omer plan. Tho plain truth is thnt it is the only way the institutions enn bo ran, and have people with families in charge of them. The governor has done no more and no less than has been dono bv the stato officials in charne of other Institutions, THE PHYSICIANS AT THE ASY- LTJM HAVE WHAT THE GOVERNOR HAS NOT THEY ARE FURNISHED WITH HOUSES TO UVE IS AT STATE EXPENSE Because they aro Republicans does ive constitutional convention? C. E. S. Wood and tho Portland Journal don't want a constitutional convention. That ends it. Winter does not stop work in the Willamette valley. Real estate and houses go up from fall till spring. a The Scranton, Pa., W. C. T. IT. have leclared "My Lord" and "Good Heavens" feminine cuss words. When they can't thing of aught else nt Salem to Slam tho Portland p apers take a slam nt the executive mansion. I ryWtXV3sm i nn iiieory. i no wnrty persons tinuied by the supreme court would bo of a higher onlnr of public virtue. The report of tho judiciary c mit- te mny well be lutentloned, but it is uii-nomocratle and uii-Itepublieiiii. IF THE PEOPLE CANNOT BE TRUST ED TO ELECT REPRESENTATIVFJo TO MAKE A CONSTITUTION, WHAT i CAN THY BE TRUSTED FOR? 'I'lllir.. Hint. I... .........I....1.. .1 II! . I -.... iim.j v Hi I t'lii'nm III iiiin hori III some other states. Hut the ncmln of Oregon have already taken into their own hands the power to make nnd unmake tho constitution. Why should they be nsked to sur render that power in wIidIa ,.r In ,mr by. delegating nue-thlrd of their sov ereign power to a uitire co-ordinate branch of the state government f THE PEOPLE HAVE IlEEM ATIT.ti TO MAKE ALL THE CONSTITU TIONS IN THE PAST, uu.l uill lu. aide t do no in tlu tutur u-lt lm.it soiun IkhIv ut superior wisdom sitting ovor them to prottx-t them Hgaiust irniwnri. mix prupost-ti usurpation 1... """ lM,,v"r to ,,mk, constitutions. WHAT IS IT THE LAWYI5RR op THE OREOON SENATE ARE AFRAID THE PEOPLE WILL DO? Ar they afraid the people will not rivet uNiH tiiottiMlviM forever all the abuses thnt b Ihhh luilt up in our tat government and against which the supreme rourl i-m unabU to pro tect tlieinf SHALL THE FLAT HAT.ATtv ABUSE AND THE CONniTrnv nr THINGS BY WHICH A FEW STATE :iAU1A" AND T1IC CORPORA TIONS REALLY OVERSlLDOWED AND DICTATE TERMS TO THE LEGISLATURE AND THE PEOPLE CONTINUE7 Art we t have a court im.l ..ftl-i.l. ad. parasitica, Uruncl.! iUmm. eruMed roatitutioH. or stall th aw ship of 4U Mil off oa ah er.ii kwl, ih a rlH hwll, and fair paa.' for H Um of eitiMM h Miunl trivsf Tb reitort uf th mkhIa Uuli.Urv oMMiitt kotiM evr W igrftKl th bill It ftfcotiM Im rtMlMl lt tk. Mlt MMIVtMltiM uXt WJadHV. lid tk p4Hpi .taild go ther to ihi ii is uae If Hnlur liroWIMti kJ ia n-, t icK his Ull ttmttmk Uk to tk (, h Afaoald Hrr rMMat to ke hu Lilt hmm tn Uat form. LET THE PEOPLE CHOOSE THE MEM BUJvS OF THE OOWnwrinw rn MAKE THE NEW ORBOON CONSTI TUTIONALL OF THEM Democrat makes it wrong for him to do so. Why slnglo out nn institution on a chargo that is just ns true of every in stitution, and in somo of .them moro than nt tho pent o (From the Dally Capital Journal of Siiturduy.) EQUAL RIGHTS. . Tho grange ohampions a bill for eiml rights thnt should pass. Whon a man dlos half his real ostate gooa to his wifo and the t n i,u ohildren. Whon n woman dies nil har lnmt P.m , l. l i i o-- iu uui iiusiKinu. This bill would put tho woman on tho SnillO footing with tlin nmn nn.l abolishes tho courtery of tho husband stump for the othr, iu wii) in nun oi ma ueceasi wife. tv; Hon. J. W. Hamilton judge the ac tion of tho lower court was reversed and remanded percurium. W. I. Swectland, appellaut, against the Grants Pass New Water, Light & Power Conlpany, respondent, which was appealed from Josephine county, the ac tion of the lower court was affirmed by Justice Wolverton. In the case of W. H. Young, respond ent, again If. O. Stiekney, appellant, which was npnealed from Clackamas county, the action of the lower court (was reversed and remanded by Justice The intrenched plutocracy is generous jroore. Let us appoint half tho members, and you can hold a constitutional convcn-l (ion, county; Hon. Thos. A. McBrido, judge, tho action of tho lower court was ai firmed by Chief Justico Wolverton. In tho case of A. Brockaway, respond ent, against tho City of Eoseburg, and Harrv C. Slocum, treasurer of Roso- burg, defendants, tho Hoseburg Water & Light Company, appellant, which was appealed from Jackson county, the ac tion of the lower court was affirmed by Justico Bean. In the case of Robert Hildebrand, by i- v yi ,t .-!!. liia nncunn ,. uuver, R--" - "" accurate figures showing 'what " ana estate, rcsponuem, hjjiuusi. u... tion of theso unprotocted remittal Artisans, a curpurauuu, uuucnuui, is lost uucu year, out that it which was appealed from Douglas coun- amount to a very largo two billions of dollnrs pass through mans enen yoar m sums of less thnJ .. tuui, uiuuiuuu-fcwonnotao of i remittances nro made in tho ahan. , . x., ..,.! tuiua or mono'. Thus wo havo conclusivn nrnn ..: i.:.. - a '"1 ox imiuiiuiumi Ul IUB inOHOV OTrlnr sanco to get which no busy man undertake. Thurnfnrn ;n m . , -; V i out ol cases where small sums are sent! iiiuii, numo- utuci lorm or inonov a monoy ordor is used, all of them wnrd enough. Thore aro, nnd naturally can U nilln . .1 ,i i... ii - . -a uwiceu uy me irequent instance sucn losses mat como to every nttontion. Having nlwlishcd the useless health officers, the legislature should abolish tho still moro useless domestic animal commission. What is the use of amonding the lo cal option lawl There's nothing left of it, but its capacity to make trouble nnd cause expense. Oh, yes; we ought to lumber along with our old worm-eatcn-behind-the-times, shot-to-pieces constitution 40 years longer. HrowMl, Dunbar, Gear for cover- aor. The Journal will bet thnt not ono WRIT OF CERTIORARI DENIED of those cefltlewea will ever take thi HERE AND THERE The ngro voter, it m said, holds the lmliwire of jMiwer iu Indiana. Ban franeiseo intends to spend $1, Thomas A. Kdwen has been the world's greatest inventor. Rut he has not 1kh able U invent a wsv to get the start of the deeters. i Bryan saould keep still until i. had dome oae good thing in the wav of ho?iH?lU,H,n IuWie UlnTi' eite ',ltt', K"1 iwl, built one good llJdr'eds of Hla. J-.H- W. K"Nk. found ref hro in Uwloa Jatolv. Mwt ! ' of them Imve taken to tho hawker's1 "' '', " ente a lot ef addi- a .rr.t . w , . w.iiiri't.'r. tr,10""- ow and filled with air, taw oemblala. tm- ,Z . , . rtl to fiBa a' streagtk with the leaat "7 "" lM "PUiw should ,c" w ais relief. 'Ore tWU Vaar-I tl arm. L..l have IS months eaek of & or 30 days, , 0f nnrtMU ,. n The tkirtl year has 13 taenths wftk aJJv " 0'fw: Presi 3S8 days. W8nth!'' " Amo-. af the ProhlWti-i aih. tho ereateaft weight. In Washington, Jan. 30. Tho applica tion for a writ of certiorari in tho caso of Mnchono Loronz Diller and Samuel A. Groff, convicted of postomce frauds, and sentenced to two years nnd $10,- 000 fine, was denied by the supremo court tiiis morning. This deprives tho defendants of tho last chance of evad ing punishment, and they hnvo been sont to tho Moundsville, Vu., peniten-tiarv. Tlin nrnnnnfi li- ivliinl. . ", v . u money c is sucureu is laminar to all. It is i blesomo to even tho town rnqi,inil volving loss of timo and lnhnr t.l Itnlliinn fi 4-1. A .. ' Vfl iiuiuiiK ui mo ojtpenso or tho eoi "" - mo xurnior or the uent oi mo town or villago so i that its postoffico does not furnisl luuiiuies, mo uuiicuitics amount hardship. It has long been seen tho postal monoy order system i eipiui io an tno requirements of ness, cumuersomo nnd m to,i u utility, and needs to bo imnrovnd.l A bill providing a method whil is uenovcu will furnish a remedy tho fnults -of tho existing systenj iiuuuuuu in congress Dy ItopresontI Gardner of Michigan, was fnvorabi ported upon by tho houso post! buiiiiuiiii-u iu xcoruary, iuua. Itl vines tnat tno one, two nnd five j silvor certificates used bv the mJ ment nnd used ns money by the p shall bo so printed that by a t oi uio pen inoy may bo converted money ordors, nnd that' without course to tho postofflce. In other words. John Dee. of go, wishing to remit to Richard nl - . -' xsew lork, ono, two or five dollnrd out to tnlto from his pocket a 1 tho required denomination, affix dmary two-cent postage stamp th cnncolling tho snmo with his in write in a blank spaco on tho fac name and postoffico of Richard ciap it with his lottor into an env properly hddrcsscd and preiinid. mail it. Tho bill, which was ci monoy tho moment bofore, sui becomes a monoy order, payal Riehnrd Roo only. In Eoo's ha mny bo presented to tho postoffli Writ of Certiorari Granted Washington, Jan. 30. Th supreme l)aymont or deposited to tho ere court granted tho petition of Harri- i,,Bi bttaH cc10Unt "3 nlny !l0 t,he man and Pierce, of tho Oregon Short Ipostner iHs so much f liine and l-.quitablo Trust Companv for h part of tho public funds to bo a writ of certiorari, providing for n re view and determination of tho records in the suit in equity, which was on Jan uary 3d decided against thorn, and iu favor of the Northern Securities Com lny. The effect of tho decision is to throw into foue again tho question whether the acquisition of stock l,v ,, purines company was logal, althougl .-v ,..,SB ot ,np co-oporation wus d thiak tk. Ujj...... wnce, .-, iwan are very gaor. . d the Pertiwd expUea will of The Sultan May Din. Berlin, Jan. M.-Tbe Kleln'a Jar. . StfAj, twi reparU the SalUa ef Turkey as' jlM-u..lu 111 M ... . I Whjfta. ..1. .nK,ww.v ,,, lnm lamunmatlaa f " "m "wwtiew of a .!i...i. .. th muW ef th heart. In the eveat "v"i" " to U aapahued whv f his death the eoart clique intl, tU a haad. TZ. tJ that the Saltaa'e yunger hrether. Na- ,,auro f tUa. uTv, hid Hey, eaall saer.l fcim. JJ4 appoint tOBM. is a hopli dmnkan!. , - Ure eeald Mvartlee to ta. -i., H " "r P '-to the ot (fa tbe Htv Capitel Juuraal HturxU NO aIRLa REFORM SOHOOL WANTED. Th lht lo aaiablia ....I- ""w at rwiaea M ru jlTj . r r".- w" ! Mit i uf wuk .. ia. .a- -.T7T. w '".. w. wkia a . - ' . ." '-.' "! wiiranjaa eeeaMtimaat Uw. If m aeanal iald WatlJ !. m MMtaajMto aarf afUe 4au (r tOweJf. a4 kU eueMaeore, what wM tt 9pH gel la a timitHU Mik tbtriy aMttMM mUetair apMiUa. la 4ul f e4et4t ONLY V RETAINING THE COM 3LBTE 1H)WB OF EUIOTINO EV 3IKV MllMr.K .4 the jr! eaaati MUNMl eatMiadM eaa U h4 gt 3M lef I a &eUlas wiam af tae jkM Ml im taauJe aaiiM4 taaea U A 80UKO PROPOSITION. Tk r)MittA ef kaviajjr a kwe r i i-i- MB k Lui.l . Ik. ... ... . Vm"m for let jaWkf hi a Ue leiemMlwel Krr Hm fa a ujrw4 eMt AWve alL it elwald aat U lu.iJ' n?m m iae my iwfana eeMaL tU(, Vat m u have t Ut Waa4 r- l-m taetf frWaAt t t. THE rRBSENT DU.VT MHTE sohool uruaiNo. u wW ae4aua af Hatf Seaitk aal Kwr awMkll. SHOULD BE USED lOK THE IDIOTIC AND ln8TVrtrr; WASLD OP THE TAT rusivv ARYHm. - Tn wvwu reiiete tt stale um The Road to Success eaUcoer vikk k- A:. U t. Uaiia,, bTSabS mittod to Wnshincrton. where bill is issued in its place, nnd a uipso or throe months it is ilcs by tho Iroasury officinls ns defact mutilated curroncy now is. i nf U' 1 1 Tl Q f (1 It il 1 n re 4-li n Innli1n of tho houso committee, Mr. Garl Dili still hangs fire. Objections mado to its nassneo bv the States treasurer on tho ground i wouki mane increased work tor t partment. Tho sennto committ postofficcs wns restrained from i I lift fn 1fMnY-k1 ntni- i- tmil l te make it necessary upon by tho porsonnl roqucst of ii.: mi of the securities "tor in tho intorest of nn expreJ pany, which is in tho profitabl ot sollinc money orders. elared so illegal ( for the disaii vv.-r..v. ia it... , ,s, tl. decision at the coming certirona !,..., .,,,, Ml. lorts lUrriniw'M content.,,,, ,, t.0m Pany will be forced to return tl. orlK. ual t0k t the original holders Ji tm tae wee we4ie .v. MM ekaer aietfaai l.r ui. Hp tkeir tavtaf ia a hak. aiejrt ta nr M. Wl fa4r I aeUar Maetey eaai a u H k Mat. OmMstIiim Hita. All tk. .:. a-uT.j:r.!,"ux. IsaT." " ! th. -- - -we try at--w. "' aav ea-thatkJ tor the ke iU w .. Wdtaapaye,-,,, J.at ef ear irafte. lon't veat'oa. ear ttD. m ia the The DUia """ "" ffrai P (Mart H Have aerare4 , ji.-,. , " 'eeaaay -"tnii W w m 7 tuti lk uia! eaa. I ? L39 X.1 4Sr VJSmiJ Capital National Bank "S Tvan, XaiLA . .. . 1 Dr. IUmJTxLTZlL' " "" eCaataJ . c-r.'-.'rr.r; S teora, ISi. aa. . M&eaiA.4 wi..i . . . a 4rMU m ffc ST: ue.. . '"fi man. fc- . uwiiwiah . .. - tW effect u -ep B you cet . ". aa ineh j. -v - - m wruae- Bieat" "WTilei. ., ... . roa a" LV "r , B I " Molc w,:.1 ao JoUco t lajr. Tour uess ot solunc money were tho insurmountable obstacl withheld this irront convenienc. tho public, incredible ns it scemj 'is io inu oujection oi inu u' The Sontry eontonds that tho pc the United Statos do not exist convenience of bis office, but t omco exists for tho convenience people of tho United States. has been shown that tho increase in tho treasurer's office will be than offset bv reduced work in smnll monoy ordors in nnother of the treasury. And concern concession to "senatorial co which rostraincd tho senate e rrom miikiuc its report. The S convinced thnt as n measure v tho inw hns becomo n public n against which oven n timodinnol Ution of tho senate must not mitted to stand. A lie invontor of this sys: money traiisforonco is C. W. man whoso wido nnd practical unco in uusinoss has made him pactionl in bis suggestions. I no profit from liis invention. assigned it to tho covornment Publico1. Ho baa not only ue but has, it is said, oxpouded I'm ato moans in a campaign tion of not only tho poople, gross ns well. It is lint rvlnnanut In n1criOW fact, which must.howover. bo M. tlioi : -r .-. .' . i i vi-JBri i ii mr, x-ost una usou employ a lobby nbout cong hold on to his invention and a contingent interest in the fu'j s to lobbyists, tho plan wo lss havo been ndoptod nnd u operation months ago. the businoiu Annimiinilv. tllB 1 bring such influence to boar o 9 shall insure the early " I1"! check bill. The aav will seoaro are imperatively h tho interests of public pj, THE b. f