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-;- -■•----- ?"— • ü ? z ? m *"* * m " * * '*” * "* * * * ' * 9T n mmm. ' 1 •»* * — J A P A FF A IR IM P O R T A N T . Outweighs All Others, Is View Taken by Roosevelt. Washington, Jan. 22.— In convena tion with some o f his visitors, particu J4 X ' '’ • . { larly Senators Flint, o f Colorado, and Saturday, January 23. Connecticut, ceases to be a member o 1 Fulton, o f Oregon, President Roosevelt I Washington, Jan. 28.— A large num congress, the house today proceeds« I today went-so far as to say be thought ‘ ber o f penaion bills were passed by the with the naval appropriation bill. nothing pending in congress or any o f hpuae today and by the decisive vote o f Fo<ir amendments were offered to the the differences between himself and 42 to 103 the house refused to increst e measure. Foss, chairman o f the oava congress were o f half tbe importance the pension o f Julia B. Coghlan, widow affairs committee, had charge o f the o f the Japanese-California question. o f Rear-Admiral Coghlan, U. 8. N , bill on the floor and Tawney, F itzger He urged the necessity o f California’s from $60 a month, as recommended by ald, Gaines, Macon and others spoke. congressional delegation using its influ the committee on [pensions, to $100, as Mann occupied the chair during the ence as freely ta possible against What proposed in an amendment offered by consideration o f the bill, which prob might be resented by Japan. Olcott, o f New York. Olcott made an ably wHI have the attention o f tbe Mr. Flint and other Californians impassioned appeal for tbe increase. house, on Friday. have told the president plainly that, ‘ ‘ I t is,“ be said, “ for the widow o f while they are w illin g t o help him, Tuesday, January 19. the man who fired the first shot at Ma they,do not place much confidence in nila, and that is only one instance in Washington, Jan. 19.— 1 Tbe salaries the figures o f the government as to the his life o f his being prepared fo r every o f the president, .vice president and decreasing number o f Japanese in this em ergency,” speaker o f the house were again under country., The facts dispute the figures, Strong opposition to the increase discussion in the senate today, when they declare, and add that tbe Japanese was made by Hull, o f Iowa, Louden- the legislative, executive and judicial are taking poasesaiop o f whole towns. slager, o f New Jersey, Campbell, o f appropriation bill was taken up. The president advised his California Kansas, and Sims, o f Tennessee, on Amendments were adopted increasing visitors that he would like to see a fa ir the ground that there was nothing uh- the president’s salary to $100,000, that trial given to the promise o f the Jap usual in the case to demand this spe- o f the chief justice o f tbe Supreme anese to decrease the number o f their ■cial consideration. cpUrt to $16,000, and those o f associate citizens in this country and, i f this Consideration o f a bill to prohibit justices to $14,600a< An amendment trial shdkrs that there is no decrease, the importation o f opium except for was also adopted providing for an un then he w ill no longer use his influ medicinal purposes was prevented by der secretary o f state at a salary o f ence, even after be goes out o f office, Payne, o f N ew York, on the ground $10,000 a year. to prevent hostile legislation. that such action would reduce the na Mr. Fulton, after h's talk at the tional revenue $1,000,000 a month and Washington, Jan. 19.— Disposing o f W hite house, said that the feelin g as would not lessen the use o f the drug. the speech o f W illett, o f N ew York, to the Japanese in his state was not as yesterday, attacking the president, by acute as in California. Washington, Jan. 23.— The confiden referring it to a special committee to tial information concerning expendi report what disposition should be made W IS E L Y RE VEALS PL A N . tures from the $3,000,000 war deficien o f it, the bouse proceeded today to cy fund, which was sent to the Senate take up the various appropriation bills. by President Roosevelt in response to Butler, o f Pennsylvania, occupied Studied Bank’ s System and Then Jug- the Foraker resolution, was obtained the chair during the debate on the . gled Books and Checks. by the Ohio senator today for examina pension appropriation bill, which abol St. Louia, Mo., Jan. 22.— Don Carlos tion at his home. The report was con ishes all but one o f the 18 pension veyed to the senator’s house by a mes agencies throughout the country. Tbe Wisely, after telling o f having “ plant senger from the office o f the secretary bill, which carries a total appropria ed” over $8,000 in the safety vaults -of state, whose messenger was in tion o f $160,869,000, was passed vir o f the Portland Trust company, dictat- structed to return the document to the tually as reported by the committee on « d a confession o f how he robbed the Old National bank, o f Spokane, to raise, secret files o f the senate when Mr. pensions. money to learn tbe plumbing trade. Foraker had finished his examination. The urgent deficiency bill, which “ In Aguust, 1908, I obtained a posi Senator Gallinger has undertaken to carries appropriations amounting to tion at the bank as blotter cUrk for thé provide a retirement roll in the navy $1,062,402, was passed after a roll call department fo r all the surviving offi and several votes had been called for paying teller/ ’ said W isely in his “ I worked overtim e at cers o f the navy or marine corps o f the on an amendment offered by Heflin, o f statement. C iv il war, with a provision that each Alabama, providing for an appropria night to svudy the bank's system o f «hall receive three-fourths o f the pay tion o f $300,00 fo r further distribution handling money. I t took me just six allowed him fo r the highest rank held o f seeds by the department o f agricul weeks to find out there was a loophole in the bank’s dealings with the clear ' by bim, and has introduced a bill to ture. ing house through which I could obtain that end. Monday, January 18. a large amount o f money. ♦ ‘ »- Washington, Jan. 18.— The provi “ Firat o f all I stole $1,000 in silver Friday, January 22. sions for an increase o f the sslary o f from the vault and covered up the Washington, Jan. 22.— February 12 was today declared to be a special holi the president to $100,000 and o f the shortage by making a fictitious entry Then, when . a day, and a survey and plans for a salaries o f the vice president and in one o f the books. speaker o f the house o f representatives check for $10,000 had passed through highway from Washington to Gettys burg, to be known as “ The Lincoln to $20,000 each, contained in a senaate my hands and from tbe bookkeeper to W a y ,” as a memorial to Abraham amednment to the legislative, execu the cashier and then to the statement Lincoln, were provided for by a joint tive and judicial appropriation bill, clerk, I got it again and made another resolution passed by the senate after were taken up in the senate today and entry o f iL A fte r it passed through an extended debate. The resolution the point o f order made against them the various hands a second time I stop Later, when another did not commit congress to the con by Borah was further considered, re ped it again. $10,000 reached the bank from another struction o f the highway when sur sulting in the adoption, by a vote o f 84 to 32, o f another amendment, fixing institution, I took the first one to tbe veyed the speaker’s salary at $15,000. clearing house and got gold certificates Some time was also devote to consid fo r iL Senator Fulton has offered an amend eration o f the Japanese question. *1 le ft Spokane immediately after ed rate bill, which provides that when Washington, Jan. 22.— Exactly as the Interstate Commerce commission gettin g the money and went to'P ort reported by the committee, the naval suspends h proposed higher rate the land, where I opened an account under program for the fiscal year 1910 was rate then in force shall continue in the assumed name o f Harry Moore.” today adopted by the house and the force until the complained o f rates naval appropriation bill was passed. have been settled by a hearing; also, PA C K E R S BURN EVIDENCE. T b e opponents o f tbe navy increase that several roads may enter into ----------- ■ \ feature o f the bill found themselves agreements as to rates. Chicago Meat Men Destroy Papers Senator Fulton’s bill to create Sad in a hopeless minority. The only al Sought by Government. teration made was the striking out o f dle Mountain National park was favor protisions restoring marines to naval ably reported today. The lands includ Chicago, Jan. 22.— Smoke and ashes vessels. The aggregate amount appro ed lie in townships 6 and 6 north, have put an unexpected limitation range 8 west. priated is $136,000,000. upon the government’s investigation Senator Fulton has introduced a bill o f the beef industry. Though the gov to include in the Blue Mountain Na ernment’s at orneys had been expect Thursday, January 21. Washington. Jan. 21.— Debate on tional forest, sections 17 to 24, town ing to spring a new sensation in the the propriety o f increasing salaries o f ship 13 south, range 25 east o f the near future by turning their batteries o f investigation upon other promin F ed eral,'C ircu it and District judges Willamette meridian. consumed nearly the entire time o f the ent packing concerna than Morris & Washington, Jsn. 18.— When Repre Co,., the news reached the district at senate today, with the result that the compensation o f the 29 Circuit judges sentative W illiam W illett, Jr., o f Far torney’s office today that thousands o f was increased frotp $7,000 to $9,000. Rockaway, N. Y ., representing the documents, claim files and letters had and th a t « f tn° 84 District judges from Fourteenth N ew York district, was in been burned at the stock yards by the the midst o f a bitter attack on the packers, who did not relish the idea o f $6,000 to $8,000. Senator Raynor thought the expenses president today, the house .o f repre a Federal investigation. There waa quick action on the part o f the Roosevelt expedition to Africa sentatives by s vote o f 126 to 78 re should be paid because “ it w ill be con fused to allow him to proceed on the o f the Federal authorities when they ductive to the peace and general w el ground that he was “ villify in g the learned that valuable evidence had been fa re o f the nation, temporarily, at president.” The question was raised burned. Secret service men who work on s point o f order. under the supervision o f the depart least.“ Although Roosevelt’s name was not ment o f justice were hurried to the Washington, Jan. 21. — Strictures mentioned by the speaker, innuendo stockyards to learn what employes had upon the efficiency o f officers o f the le ft no possible doubt as to the person sorted the claims and burned the unde navy in the care o f machinery o f war designated. sirable ones found on in the files. It vessels were uttered in the house to Präsident Roosevelt today sent to ia proposed to subpoena witnesses be day during the consideration o f the congress a special message requesting naval appropriation bill, with the re that Lincoln’s birthday, February 12, fore the grand jury to investigate the burning. m it that an amendment was adopted be made a national holiday. — ......... . " -1 requiring the secretary o f the navy an Among the measures passed by the Recall Mayor Harper. . nually to report to congress the In hvuse today was that extending the Loe Angeles, Jan. 22.— Tw o hundred stances where more than $2,000 is ex revisions o f the Carey act to the and fifty prominent citizens o f Loe pended for repairs. ' < S' T 'erritories o f Arizona and N ew Mex Angeles, kt a meeting today at the in ico. Wednesday, January 20. stance o f the Municipal league, voted to prepare and circulate petitions de Washington, Jan. 20.— The Browns Provide Enough Officers. manding an election fo r the recall from v ille affrrfy was taken up by the senate Washington, Jan. 20.— ‘ ‘ I am con today, Frasier, o f Tennessee, speaking vinced that the only remedy for the ab office o f Mayor A. C. Harper. I t w ill in opposition to the passage o f any sentee evil is to provide enough officers require the signatures o f about 8,000 measure for the re-enlistment o f the on the active list o f the army to per votera to call the election. Tbe allega discharged soldiers o f the Twenty-fifth form all o f the duties required o f it .“ tions o f misconduct in office made regiment. He insisted that the guilt This ia the substance o f the reply which against Harper are baaed principally o f some men o f the regiment had been Secretary W right today made to the upon his re«»n t appointment o f Chief established beyond doubt, although the house, which recently passed a resolu o f Police Kern aa member o f the beard individuals who had committed the tion seeking information with a view o f public works and upon allegations crim e had not been determined. Fora to having a number o f retired officers o f vice protection. ker announced that he would move next perform duties o f active officers de Mora Lights fo r Pacific. Monday to take up his bill to reinstate tached from the various commands. the S3ldiers unless an agreement on a Washington, Jaa 22.— F orth eligh t- touse establishment throughout the tim e to vote for the measure was made Newberry Cuts All Red Tape. sooner. The legislative, executive and Washington, Jsn. 19. — Secretary United States, Secretary Straus today Judicial appropriation bill was under Newberry was at his desk today com sent to congress estimates amounting consideration today. pleting as fast as possible the general to $406,000. He asked among other administration program for sending to things $150,000 for a first-class steam Washington, Jan. 20.— A fte r adopt [taly building material for the con light vessel to mark Orford reef, Ore ing without opposition a resolution by traction o f a large number o f small gon, « group o f rocks extending two which Governor George F. Lilley, o f houses to shelter earthquake sufferer. and a half miles north and south and A ll red tape has been waived so that one and a half miles east and west, and War Departmant A*Sks More. vessels may be aent off at the earliest $41,600 fo r six light and fo g signals Washington, Jan. 21.— An increase possible moment with their loads o f in Puget sound. o f nearly $10,000,000 is asked fo r in material. __________________ Only One Passes M utter. the estimates o f the W ar department Big Fina Declared Legal. fo r the fortifications bill, which was San ’ Francisco, Jan, 22.— A single taken up by the subcommittee o f the , Washington, Jan. 21.— The Supreme talesman ran the gauntlet o f inquiry house on appropriations today. O f court o f the United States today affirm yesterday in the trial o f Patrick Cal this amount $3,000,000 is wanted for ed the decree o f the state courts o f houn upon an indictment for bribery, fortieflations in the Philippines and Texas imposing a fine o f $1,623,000 on and 11 others, whose examination occu the estimate for the armament o f the Watera-Pierce Oil company, o f St. pied the entire day, were challenged or fortifications is increased from $2,000,- Louis, ousting it from the state on the excused. The proceedings were almoet 000 last year to over $4,000,000 this charge o f violating the Texas anti monotonous and there was not a single trust law. year. clash between opposing attorneys. 1 DR. KING’S NEW DISCOVERY COUGHS — COLDS FOR AND ALL THROAT DISEASE8 LUNG PREVENTS PNEUMONIA AND CONSUMPTION "T w o years ago a severe cold settled an my lange end eo unable to work and scarcely able to stand. 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