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Morgan addressed the senate today on
the railroad rate question, the former
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announced his intention to support an
amendment providing (or a court re­
view of the decisions of the Interstate
l
Commerce commission ami also stated
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for a number of speeches today having
no bearing on tbe subject under dis­
suasion, bat of general interest to tbs
country Tbe rights ot labor were dia-
cuseed by Towns, of New Y ork ; goods
road, by Lee, of Georgia; railway mail
pay by Bteenerson, of Minnesota, and
protective tariff by Rainey, of Illinois.
Incident to his speech on labor, Towne
spoke of the increased power given tbe
speaker of the bouse by the rules now
in force. He said that, if the bouse
ever has its ancient dignity and power
restored, it will be after it has vindi-
cated the right ot discussion of all pub­
lic questions.
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Washington, April 6 .— In the senate
today there was a re-echo of tbe W bite
bouse conference o f last Baturday rela­
tive to tbe pending railroad legislation,
and, while the discussion ended in good
nature, there was a time when the
feeling wa. quite intense Tbe incident
occurred at tbe close of a speech by
Stone, which was devoted largely to
discussion of that conference.
Elkins baa given notice of a speech
on the rate b ill for tomorrow and
bailey for a speech on that subject
Tuesday. The Texas senator will reply
especially to tbe criticisms made by
Spooner and Knox, of his plan for a
limitation o f tbe powers of inferior
conrts in granting injunctions in rate
litigation.
Newlands continueud his argument
in support of his proposition for the
national incorporation of railroad com
panies.
Washington, A pril 9. — Notwith­
standing that this was District day in
the. bouse and that body reaolved itself
into a common council (or the purpose
of making laws for the District of Co­
lumbia, general interest was shown in
the bills requiring non resident pupils
to pay tuition and regulating tbe em
ployment of child labor. Hepburn, of
Iowa, replying to a long speech of Sims,
ol Tennessee, in which be contended
for self government for tbe people of
tbe District of Columbia, made a de­
fense of tbe form of government, but
criticized its administration.
He did
not think two newspaper men and one
army officer, who constitute tbe board
Wednesday, April 4.
of commissioners, the proper personnel
Washington, April 4.— In the senate
for such a government.
today Newlands discussed the railroad
rate bill and Daniel tbe question of tbe
Saturday, April 7.
lack of representation by the Southern
Washington, A pril 7. — The house states in the public service.
New
did not induge itself in the usual half lands advocated amendments to the
holiday today, but continued tbe con­ rate b ill providing for tbe national in­
sideration of the poatoffice appropria­ corporation of railroads, and announced
tion bill, and in tbe latitude accorded himself as favorable to tbe govern­
under general debate the dircuiaion mental ownership of these utilities.
took on a wide range, including rail­ Daniel’ s speech was based on a provis­
way mail pay, increased pay for rural ion in the urgent deficiency appropria­
letter carriers, the American smelter tion bill for the representation of the
trust and the corrupt use of money United States at thq next Pan-Ameri­
in elections, with side lights on na­ can congress, to be held in Rio de
turalization lawB.
Janeiro next July. Tbe deficiency bill
Dalzell, Republican, of Pennsylva­ was amended so as to provide (or more
nia, called up the bill amending the in­ delegates, and as amended was passed.
ternal revenue laws to prevent the
double taxation of certain distilled
Washington, April 4. — Tbe honse
spirits. He asked that the bill be con­ during its session today listened to a
sidered by the house as in committee of criticism of tbe president on the part
the whole, possibly anticipating some of Fitzgerald, New York, for tbe fail­
debate.
Before he could make any ure of the chief executive properly to
statement, tbe speaker had the bill advise the house as to the objections he
read a third time, indorsed and passed, had to the bill opening 506,000 acres
while general langhter over the expe­ of land for grazing purposes in Okla­
ditious way the Bpeaker disposed j f homa territory, instead of advising the
legislation ran around the chamber.
members of the Indian Affairs com m it­
tee as to the weakness of tbe measure,
Friday, April 8 .
so that it might be amended to meet
Washington, A pril 6 .— In making an the wishes of tbe commissioner of In­
effort today to get the senate to agree dian affairs.
upon a date for taking a vote on the
The postoffice appropriation bill was
railroad rate bill, Tillman made the taken up, but beyond an explanation
important statement that one week by the chairman of the postoffice com ­
more probably would exhaust the gen­ mittee, Overstreet, no headway was
eral debate.
He failed, however, to made.
secure the consent of Aldrich, who said
that he would not be willing to agree
Tuesday, April 3.
to vote on the bill until it was more
Washington, April 3. — Senators
nearly perfected than it now is.
Long and Allison were under cross ex­
Daring the day there were three
amination by their brother senators to­
speeches on the rate b ill. The first of
day on the White house conference on
these was made by Elkins, who, while
the former's court review amendment
expressing the opinion that the situa­
to the rate bill. After Long had spoken
tion
demands legislation, indicated
at length in support of his amendment,
many defects in the pending bill.
both the railroad senators on the Re­
Gamble followed in support of the bill,
publican side and tbe Democratic sen­
and Kean closed in opposition. ElkinB
ators wanted to know more about its
was frequently interrupted, and several
paternity. They scented in its being
spirited colloquies marked the progress
discussed with the president and his
of his remarks. No senator being pre­
advisers by a few of the friends of the
pared to speak tomorrow, the senate
bill before its introduction in the sen­
adjourned until Monday.
ate an invasion o f tbe sacred preroga­
Washington. A pril 6 .— Tariff railway tives of the upper house. Long and
mail subsidies, denalnrized alcohol and Allison successfully fenced with tbe
enlarged postal facilities for Western questions and refused to divulge what
cities were the features of the debate transpired at the conference.
in the house today. W hat were al­
Washington, April 8. — By a vote of
leged to be tbe iniquities of the Ding-
ley law, so far aa the manufacture of 202 to 26 the honse today passed tl.e
The bill
watches is concerned, were discussed by national quarantine b ill.
Rainey, of Illinois, whose tariff revis­ places the control of all quarantine
ion speech was listened to with mnch stations, grounds and anchorages under
interest.
The “ stand-patters” made the secretary of the treasury and d i­
copious notes for the discussions on rects that as soon as practicable after
the approval of the act he shall select
protection which are foreshadowed.
W ithout touching the merits of the and designate such suitable places for
postoffice appropriation bill, which them and establish the same at each
nom inally was nnder discussion, the points on or near the seacoaet of the
house at 5:16 adjourned until noon to­ United States or the Mexican border as
in his judgment are best suited for the
morrow.
same, in order to prevent the introduc­
Thursday, April 6 .
tion of yellow fever into* the United
Washington, April 5 .— The postoffice States.
appropriation bill, follow ing an imme­
The bill carries an appropriation of
morial custom, was made the vehicle $500,000.
Fortify Forestry Policy.
Washington, April 9.— When the
Carter b ill now on the senate calendar
becomes law, most of the Oregon oppo­
sition to certain features of forest re­
serves will be disarmed. This law will
have tbe further effect of removing the
most serious objection to the pending
measure which purposes to keep with
the government title to all land tearing
commercial timber which is yet public
dom ain.
M r. Carter's bill provides
that the secretary of agriculture may
permit bona fide homestead entries
within forest reserves.
American Questions Up.
Washingtonn, April 9.— The State
department has suggested to the Rus­
sian government through Ambassador
Roeen that the period suggested in the
Russian note for tbe convention of tbe
second Hague pence conference, namely
the early part of Jnly, would be incon­
venient to America and to some o f the
other countries of this hemisphere,
which were expected to be represented
at Tbe Hagne. The reason for this ac­
tion was to avoid a conflict with the
Pan-American congress, which has been
set for July 21,
M ore Strict to Immigrants.
Washington, April 3. — The recent
heavy influx of European immigration
at Eastern porta of the United States
was the snbject of an important con­
ference at the department of Commerce
and Labor today between Secretary
Metcalf and Commissioner General of
Immigration Sargent, and Commission­
ers of Immigration Billings, ot BostoA,
W atchoin, of New York, and Rogers, of
Philadelphia.
It was determined to
pat in force more effectually; if possi­
ble, the regulations bearing on the sub­
ject of immigration.
Pay fo r C on fsren ce at Rio.
Washington, April 3.— The senate
committee on appropriations today re­
ported the urgent deficiency hill with a
number of amendments. The proviso
is added to the appropriation for dele­
gates to tbe International Conference of
American States at Rio Janeiro, Bra
til, that the delegates shall be appoint­
ed so that as far as practicable they
shall represent the different sections of
the country. An appropriation of $60,-
000 is made to enable tbe government
to participate in the second interna­
tional peace conference at The Hague.
Circulation o f National Banks.
Washington, April 3.— The monthly
circulation statement shows that at the
cloM of business March SI, 1906, the
the total circulation of National banks
was $654,666,967, an increase lor tbe
year of $78,718,022, and for tbe month
of $3,883,072. The circnlation based
on United States bonds amounted to
$132,221,651, an increase for the year
of $67,361,872, and for the month of
$6,047,985. Amount of circulation se­
cured by lawful monsy was $42,446,416.
Seattle O b jects to N egro 8 oldiers.
Washington, April 9.— Seattle ia vig­
orously protesting against ths assign­
ment of a colored infantry regiment to
Forts Lawton and Wright, in place of
the Tenth infantry, that goes to Alaska
in August.
The appeals of Senator
Piles have been without avail and be is
informed that Washington must have
its share of colored soldiers.
The de­
tail of colored troops to tbe department
of Columbia will not Include Vancouver
barracks. Ths detail is for two yuan.
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cost. They are just aa far ahead o f a
common coat as a common one is
ahead o f nothing.”
"Restful Recreation Resorts,” descriptive of the summering places of the Columbia
two cents in stamps.
river and Coast, two cents in stamps.
“ The Columbia River Through the Cascades to the Pacific Ocean,” largo panoram ic
map of t: e Columbia river, with story on reverse side, foirr cents.
Largs and accurate wall map of O.egon, Washington and Idaho, 25cents in stamps
handy pocket map of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, ■tiff cover, two cents.
(N am * on application.)
For any of the above, address, enclosing stamps ns stated
HIGHEST AWARD WORLD’S FAIL 1904.
A. L. CRAIG, G. P. A., Southern Pacific Company (Lines in Oregon)
Write today
Portland, Oregon
» « »uro you don’t got ono of «ho com ­
mon kind — this Is tho
^ fM fl ^ j
mark of oxcollonoo.
Well Drilling Machinery,
Drilling & Fishing Tools,
Irrigation Plant. hydrau­
lic Rams, Spray Pumps.
A . J. TO W ER C O .,
BO.TON, ll.S.A.
T O W E R CANADIAN C O .,
TONONTO, OAHADA.
L
,
,5 *
im it c d
Mahers o f Wet Weather Clothing A Hate.
Dr. C. Gee Wo
Writ« Us
WONDERFUL NOME
TREATMENT
REIERS0N MACHINERY CO.
182-4-6 Morrisou 8t.
Portland
Oregon
lo o L ate ?
all the Nourishment out of Baby’s
Natural Food.
Larger children cannot always
be watched, and will eat unreason­
ably. The Ready Remedy should
ever be at hand— Cascarets— to
take care of the trouble when It
comes.
No need to Force or Bribe chil­
dren to take Cascarets. They are
always more than ready to eat ths
unrest THE C. 6EE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
1G2S first St., S. C. Cor. Morrison
Mention paper.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
W. L. D ouglas
sw eet little bit o f C andy.
* 3 = & *
Repulsive medicine forced on the
little ones does more harm than good.
AMAl
Don't be frightened
—but be warned I
Every Mother knows, or
ghould know, that the terrible
Mortality among little children is caused
by Stomach and Bowel troubles. Colic,
Sour Curd, Cholera Infantum, Summer
Complaint, Measles. Rashes. Scarlet Fever
—even Mumps—have their first cause In
constipation.
The DeMcate Tissues of a Baby’s Bowels
will not stand rough treatment. Salts are
too violent, and Castor Oil will only grease
the passages, but will not make and keep
them Clean, Healthy and Strong.
There Is no other medicine as safe for a
child as Cascarets, the fragrant little Candy
Tablet, that haa saved thousands of families
from unhappinsss.
The Nursing Mother even In good health
tfiould always keep her own Bowels Loose,
and her Milk Mildly Purgative by taking
a Cascaret at night before going to bed.
No other medicine has this remarkable
and valuable quality. Mama takes the
Cascaret, Baby gets the Benefit.
Ceecerets act like strengthening Eaerdse
on the weak little bowele of the growing
babe, and make them better able to get
T h is w on derfu l Chi­
nese D octor Is ca lled
g reat because he cures
peop le w ith ou t opera
lion that are g iven up
to die. H e cures with
those w on d erfu l Chi­
li« se herbs, roots, buds,
harks and vegetables
that are en tirely un­
know n to m edica l set-
__
en «e in this co n u iry . T h rou g h thn use o? th o «.
harm less rem ed ies this fa m ou s doctor know s
the HCtlou o f o v e r 50 0 differen t rem edies w h ic h
he su ccessfu lly uses in dlfferen . diseases, lie
g uarantees to c u r « catarrh, asthm a, lung, thm et,
rheu m a tism , nervousness, stom a ch , liv e r; kid­
neys, e t c .; has hund reds o f t«>sti m onials.
Charges m oderate. Call and see him . Patients
out o f the city w rite to r b la n k r and c rculars.
b en d stam p. C O N S U L T A T IO N F R E E .
3 '=
S H O E S !? .
W . L . Douglas $ 4 .0 0 Cllt Edge Lina
cannot be equalled a t any price.
Home Is not complete without the ever
ready Box of Cascarets. Ten cents buys
a small one at the Corner Drug Store.
Be very careful to get the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com­
pany and never sold In bulk. Every tab­
let stamped "C C C .”
r a c e t o o u r f r ie n d s i
W e want to send to oar frlends n beantifal
French-designed. GOLD PLATED BONBON BOX.
hard-enameled In color*. It la a heaoty tor the
drenolng table. Ten cent* In itampa It asked as a
measure oI rood faith and tocorer cost of Cascareta.
with which iklaTalntr trinket la loaded.
Send to-dar. mentlonlnt this paper. Address
Steriinf Remedy Company. Chicago or New York.
M A R U t ACTU REH IM THE W O R LD .
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0
die,live t'h s ’ltstemoot!*
HI could toko yon Into m v I h r » , l o r , , foctortaa
at Brockton. M o m ., and . h o » y o u t h . Infinito
coro w ith w hich e v e r y pair of ohooo lo mod«, yon
WO«Id rootled w h y W l_ D o u o l.s 4.1 SO ohooo
coot rn .ro to m oka, w h y tboy hold their ohana,
ttt h on or, w ear lonzer, and or# at (r o o t a t
ln trln .lt valuó than any o t h e r » .i.s o »hoa.
W .L . Dniralma S tr o n g At a d o Shmmm t o ,
** • ". 0 3 AO. f t .O f f . P o r e ’ I c h o o f j
DrmmmStr»mm$3.StJ. s * . f f . 7 f . s f , AO
C A U T I O N , — !*»»!"* u p on h a v in g w ! l D n |.
1 m sh o**. T r i o n o s u b stitu to . N on e gentil it«
W ith ou t his n a m e « m l p r ic e * tam per I o n b o tto m .
f a s t Color £ Metete ueeit ; th e e F ill not »
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