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IN THE NATIONAL HALES OF CONGRESS . * Frieay, February 23. I It is the desire of Mr. Tawney that Washington, Feb. 2 3 .— Preceded by 'appropriations shall be rRade available • debate which indicated no hesitancy, ‘ for two years for the payment of ex but rather a relish, in taking action penditures properly incurred within, against alleged railroad com bustions, that time, and at the end of that period the house agreed without opposition all unexpended balances shall be trans today to the Tillman-Oiliespie resolu ferred to the surplus fund, thus avoid tion, directing the Interstate Commerce ing making the appropriations perma commission to make an immediate in nent. The report of Mr. Shaw shows that quiry and ‘'report regarding alleged re* straints of trade on the part of certain there were about 260 permanent appro railroads in the handling of coal and priations in 1004 and 1006. In 1904 o il. The resolution was not in the they aggregated $62,000,000 and in He states that be form in vwhich It passed the senate, and 1906 $46,000,000. will go back to that body for its second favors the Tawney bill in the main, but suggests a few additional amend action. Proceeding under call of ctommittee, ments. boil Is were passed to require $76 worth Washington, Feb. 21. — After 16 of work annually on mining claims'and $5 worth of wofk on roads and trails years of more, or lees serious considers for each mining claim in Alaska; allow tion of the subjects, the senate today ing foreign ships to clear Atom American passed the Heyburn pure food hill by porta without examination cwrtiAbates the decisive vote of 63 to 4. The vote when the countries to which they belong was taken after a day devoted almost recognise American certificates of in exclusively to desultory debate on the Several efforts were made to spection; to prevent foreign built bill. amend the bill, and the committee ac dredges from operating in the United States, except the dredger^nowat' work ctpted a number of suggestions, but only those thus accepted were incor in the United States under contract. porated in the bill as parsed. Washington, Feb. 23. — By a vote of Tuesday, February 20. 3 to 6 the senate committee on inter state commer e today agreed to report Washington, Feb. 20. — The senate the Hepburn railroad rate bill without listened three or four hours today to a amendment, bnt the resolution re discussion of the details of the pure served to the members of the commit food bill. A number of minor amend tee freedom of action concerning ments were suggested, but under the amendments offered in the senate. By agreement to vote on all amendments a vote of 6 to 8, Republicans prevail tomorrow none of them could be acted ing, .Tillman, a Democrat^ was git**n on today. Raynor presented by request the honor of reporting the bill. This a reply from the Baltimore & Ohio establishes a precedent, in that a Re Railroad eompanv to the charge of dis publican senate committee has given crimination against it by the Red Rock to a Democrat Control of an important Fuel company,-of West Virginia, deny measure passed by a Republican bouse ing unfair treatment. The senate ad and endorsed by a Republican presi journed a few minutee after 4 o ’clock dent. out of respect to the memory • of the late Repreentative Castor, of Pennsyl Thursday, February 22. vania. Washington, Feb. 22.— Knox’s much Gallinger presented four petitions discuesed and long expected railroad from residents of Oklahoma praying bill was introduced in the senate today, for prohibits n in the proposed state of and because of the exceptional interest Oklahoma. The mo*t voluminous con on the suhjeot was accorded the unus-J tained the names of 8,000 voters, and ual privilege of a reading for the in Gallinger said that it was 264 feet formation of the senators on the day of long. One of the others contained the introduction.. names of 6,000 women, and another At the request o f Hale, chairman of those of 6,000 children. The fourth the committee on naval affairs, the bill was signed by Indiana only.. providing for the punishment of hexing The pure food bill was then taken at the naval academy at Annapolis was up. A long discussion of amendments taken np and discussed at Jength. Dick offered by various senators ensued and advocated extreme measures, saying was participated in by Lodge, Piles, that nothing less would accomplish the Hemenway, Gallinser, Spooner, Hey desired result. He said that he bad burn, McCumber and others, Hemen investigated the basing, practice, and way and Piles appearing for the first was prepared to pronounce it "a n edu time in debate in the senate. * cator in bru'ality.” He considered it a crime out of harmony with the office Washington, Feb. 20.—The honse of held by the midshipmen. The bill was representatives today took an immediate passed. ______ adjournment oat of respect to the Washington, Feb. 22.— The house to day refused to adjourn in celebration of Washington’s birthday, and its members participated in a general field day of debate on the army appropria tion bill. The speeches took a wide range. Fhip subsidy was discussed for an hour by Gilbert, who took the position that ships could be built as cheaply in this country as abroad. He assert«] that the United 8tatee possessed the finest merchant marine fleet of any nation. Tomorrow the joint resolution direct ing the Interstate Commerce commis sion to investigate the railroad, soft and anihmcite coal and oil trusts will be considered and most likely adopted. A bi 1 was passed reserving from dis posal by the government Battle Moun tain, 8. D. The mountain is made a part of the Battle Mountain Sanitarium reserve. The mountain takes its name from being the ancient battleground between the Crow and the Sioux In dians. The conference report npon the ur gent deficiency bill was agreed to. A joint resolution was agreed to al lowing Alaska teachers and employes of the bureau of education to assign their salaries. SEE NATURE’S WONDROUS HANDIWORK Castle Gate, Canyon of the Grand, Black Canyon, Marshall and Tennessee Passes, and the World-Famous Royal Gorge. == For Descriptive and Illustrated Pamphlets, write to Will Report Bill. Washington, Feb. 20.—The Philip pine tariff bill, which has been held np in the sneate committee ever since it passed the house, is soon to lie reported. The Democrats of the committee, who were supposed to be solidly arrayed against the hill, held »conference today and two out of the five declared their intention to vote to report the bill— Carmack of Tennessee and- McCreary of Kentucky. Three Republicans, how ever— Hale of Minnesota, Burrows of Michigan and Brandegee of Connecticut — are opposed to the bill* No Religious Test. Washington, Feb. 20.— In presenting petitions against Senator Reed 8moot, sign«l by thousands of women of Cali fornia and Colorado, Perkins and Pat terson took occasion today to define their position on the protests against the Utah senator. The former said that religious views should not be con sidered in passing upon the qualifica tions of a senator, and that his houesty and attributes that command confidence and respect sbonld be above all else. Patterson thought there were great con stitutional questions to be considered. May Try Behring Sea Claims. Washington, Feh. 20. — The house committee on judiciary today returned a favorable report on a hill to confer jurisdiction upon the Circuit court of the United Sutes for the Nipth circuit (Pacific coast sUtes) to determine in equity the rights of American citixens under (he award of the Behring sr arbitration of Paria and to render judg ment. The honse committee also or dered favorable report for United Rtatea courts at Victoria, Tex.,and Miami, Fla. T o Hear Wickeraham'a Side. 8P Washington, Feb. 20. — The senate committee on Judiciary will tomorrow grant a hearing to Judge James Wick- ersbam, of Alaska whose nomination is held up on account of various charges. The eonimitt e, while willing to give Judge Wickerahatn an opportu nity to refute the charges, Will not con front him with his accusers, or even furnish him with their names. Judge Wickersham will leave for Alaska soon after the hearing is concluded. 1 THE NEWBERQ GRAPHIC SUBSCRIBE N O W UNION P j UGUIC Through Pullman standard •leaping care daily 4a O a a k a rtonally e« ________ aaas City ; roaUming ahalr K 4a «ha Saat daily. HOURS PORTLANO TO OHIOAO# W . C. McBRIDE, General Agent - No Chango Of Cars. 2 1 4 Third St., Portland, Oregon M M lM U M M k M M U * P btabt THAI M t t l M H .f r M M PefMaad, St. I S « h Salt Lake, P m t « , Chiesi« Ft. W .rtV o a a k a . Portland Spaalal C U z . wk. laat. Yi* H nnflnito a. Î.V K .iîS i.û Corvallis & Eastern R.R. 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No: 8 - Leaves Albany...................................... 7:66 A M Arrive« CorvalU«................................ 8:36 A M Can Satisfy fThem tm ± m Walla Walla, Law la tón, 8 pokan.,Wal- laca, Ful lot a a, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth. MU- wankea, Chicago and hast. A . L. Na. S— Leave» Albany..................................... 7:36 P, M Arrive« Corvallis.................................. 8:16 P M Train« for Albany No. 3 — Leaves Corvallis....... 6:30 A M Arrives Albany................ ................... Salt Lake, Daneer, Ft Worth. Oataha, Kan «a« City, St. LouU.Ckleaga aad ,:UY ¿ * Kaat. H «»U n fla t. Atlanti« Kxpraaa TIME TABLE NO. 31 Monday, February 19. Washington, Feb. 19. — Three bills were passed under suspension of the rules— requiring a two-thirds vote— in the bouse today. The first makes gsmbling unlawful in the territories of the United States, including Arixona, New Mexico, Okla homa, Indian Territory and Alaska. The bill is directed particularly against Arixona and New Mexico, where it was stated gambling was licensed. • The second provides additional work for1 the Census bureau by requiring sta tistics to be taken on insurance, fish eries, electrical industries, savings banks and crimes. The third appropriates $60,000 for the purchase of 300 acres of coal land on the island of Batan, one of the Philippine archipelago. On the laat named bill a debate of two hoars was bad. The others were debated 40 minutes each. Wednesday, February 21. Washington, Feb. 21. — Secretary 8haw submitted a report to the house today concerning permanent appropria tions made from the general treasury, in compliance with a resolution o f Rep resentative Tawney of Minnesota, chairman of the house committee on appropriations, who haB been leading the fight against permanent appropria tion and has a bill pending which pro vides for abolishing such appropriations ^xcept for sinking fund, international payments and a few other fixed obliga tions. ORECOS StiORJ LINE All the Time THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO memory of Representative George A. Castor, of Pennsylvania, after the p a « sage of appropriate reeolations and the appointment of a funeral committee. Representative Castor died yesterday in Philadelphia. Washington, Feb. 19.— Discussion of the pure food bill occupied practically all of the day in the senate. The speakers were Heyburn. who has charge of the bill; Foraker, who presented a number of amendments desired by liquor interests; Money, in favor of his sustitute; and McCumber. An order was made to devote time tomorrow to considering amendments under the ten- minute rule, and begin voting at 6 o’clock Wednesday. The president transmitted to congress a special message agreeing with the minority report of the consulting en gineers on the Panama canal in favor of a lock canal. All the News STB A M B R S ° «BAILEY OATZERT” «REGULATOR” «DALLES CITY” «METLAKO” Connecting at Lyla, Weak., with COLUMBIA UVEI INOITIEING Al LIAT* B. H. COLES, Agent. Albany. 11. H. CRONISE, Agent, Corvallis. 5 0 YEARS’ E X P E R IE N C E For Wahkiacua, Daly, CentarrfBa, Goldendala and all Klickitat Tallay pointa. Steamer leavea Portland daily (« Sunday) 7 a. m., connecting with 0 . & N. traina at Lyle 6:16 p. m. tor dendale. Train arrives Goldendaln, 7 :35 p. m. Steamer arrives The D a h l 6 .SO p . m . 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