The Santiam news., March 03, 1911, Image 7

BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY
WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS
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TAFT HAS NtW JAP TREATY,
Rsniovst All Restrictions on Immi­
gration Opposition Certain.
DAILY DOINGS OF OREGON
STATE LAWMAKERS AT SALEM
Washington, Feb. 22. The text < f
agreement before March 4, It will a new treaty with Japan, designed o
Salem, Feb. 27. Baker's demand
Governor West issued a proclama­
pass it in a spacial session, which will replace that of 1x94. and drawn wi h j for greater consideration at the hand» ti.>n today proclaiming W«ln»"*day,
the
a|wctal
design
of
eliminating
the
,
be call«! by Prévoient Taft about the
|of the Oregon A W ashington Railroad March 1. a* Colonist Day.
In his
restrictions uj*»n immigration
« hi - | -
middle of March.
A Navigation company in the way of proclamation he calls upon the people
tamed in that treaty, waa laid before . distributive and sjiecial
commodity of the state to avail themseive« of the
Washington. Feb. 23. The way waa the senate by President Taft.
I rate« was taken up for investigation privilege of »ending a person al letter
The
esaential
difference
between
the
o|wned for a schedule by schedule re
officially today by the railroad com- to some one in an Fasten state, accom­
vision of the tariff today when a rrwo profs »»d treaty and the existing con­ . mission. Baker ha» mode a dem ami panied by literature telling of the tul-
lution introduced by Senator Cummin» vention is said to be that it omita all I similar to the one mode by the city of vantage» thì» »tate ha» to offer to the
asking the president for information reference to al) such restrictions and Medford for distributive rates as fav­ homes leader.
the tariff board had cvdleetrd on arti leaves to the national honor of Japan orable as those enjoy cd by the larger
Ilv declares in his proclamation that
de* and comrnodltie» i amed in the the enforcement at her own |»>rt» of shipping centers such as Portland. Oregon offer» unrivaled opportunities
Canadian reciprocity agreement was the limitations upon immigration from Spokane and Seattle.
to the homeseeker; that by its great
adopted.
The fact that Senator Hale Ja|>an now expressly placed upon lin
Attorney Arthur U. Spencer of Port­ diversity of industries this state can
migration
into
the
United
State*.
«up[»>rt<-d the Cummins reroultion i»
land, is conducting th« case for the * furnish home* aiul occupation for
The document la said to provide that railroad company.
hwlleved to indicate organix.-d opposi­
Attorney F. II. thousand» and that by virtue of re­
either
country
may
denounce
the
tion to the ad option of th» re. iprucity
McCune of Portland, i» attorney for duced rates it is possible for the
treaty
at
the
end
of
six
month*
if
It
agreement at this »r»*n>n.
the Baker Commercial club, the plain­ homesceker to reach here at trifling
Speaking tn supp.rt of the revolution fads to ops-rate a« eXfa-s-Uxi.
tiff bringing the complaint against cost.
Because it embodies this radical de­ the railroad company.
t<> < .st It lliam Lorimer. »• .-at >r from
At II o’clock
parture
from
the
existing
treaty
ami
Illinoi», <>n the ground that he was
Salem, Feb. 23 Two hundred and
when the case «pen«»! before the com­
corruptly elected. Senator Beveridge touches the question of the deepeat mission Attorney Spencer pul on the thirty-three bill» were dunifasi upon
of Indiana, took the floor thi« after­ importance and inters-st to the Pacific stand General Freight Agent F. W. the governor since last Friday. The
t'.'ast. the injection of this convention
noon at I 15 o’clock
Robinson, of the Oregon A Washing­ overwhelming task that ha* confront-
Previous to the opening of the de- into the closing hour* of the 61»t con­ ton railroad company and he read into rd Governor W est since Friday has
bate Ser at.-r Burrow» chairman of gress . aused a sensation today
the records a stupendous amount of been to read and carefully consider
That the new treaty will encounter
the committee that investigated I ri
statistics and figures showing the bus­ 233 bills, *ej>aratv the gnats from the
opposition
seems
certain,
fur.
even
if
mer, • ■ ight .■ anitn -us consent for a
inc»« relation of the business of the)sheep and be right In his selections or
vote t.-fay. tomorrow or on Sat inlay it should be s|>eedlly reported to the road to the different cities and centers met't thr criticism of the public. As
He was unsuccessful. Se ator ledge senate from committee without ser of population in Oregon.
a result the governor has been smoth­
objected to a vote t'«lay a -I Senator ioua controversy within the committee
E. H. Flagg, chief clerk of the er «1 and swamja-'l with w.rk
room,
the
Western
senator«
are
el-
Stone opposed the setting of any par
He is sjiending night and day in th»
; state senate, ami John I*. Hunt, assist-
pected to insist u|»>n up|*>rtunity for
.
,
ticular day for a vote
* , were prominent figures in seclusion of his office, (Hitting all oth-
will develop
full r« the recent
The »ur try civil appropriati
bill, -let at*, _ which
Li ell hl« <i>rr> *
,
' the
.
j
controversy ...
over the revis- . r Inst t.-f *-.1.1.'
mrM| ", Flagg went pondrnce ha* been forc«l to wait un­
carrying S14-•. *•
was reported ten of their opposition to the treaty. u>n ,,f ,h<_
Unlike matter« of ordinary legists lhtl
, th.-court» to prove,
to the I. use today
Th « 1« 32-'.4 <1.
..._ ___ _ -- a . _ — prevent Hunt and til these bills could have his attention.
in •> in excess of tne bill last year, but tion, failure of the «enate to act upon Colonel Mercer from revising the jour­
He is just beginning to see daylight
the treaty during the remainder of thl» nal. as they had been directed by a from benaath the pile and tomorrow
is 314.4xh.0O0 under the estimate»
The largest single item is 345,560,- session of congre«« would nut of itself senate resolution to do, and won his ia the last day. for all bills must I h >
000 for the Panama canal, an increase ••Xtingunh ita vitality
i !il«i with the secretary of state within
point.
of 17,500,004 over the estimates
For
This incident was of more Impor- five day* after they reach thr gover-
PORK II FAVORITE MEAT.
public buildings 121.311,245 is appro­
tar.ee than the average reader may nor. Sundays exclud«!, or they tie-
priated. an increase of I 16. i M mi . ihh ».
suppose. A record of every bill en- come law» anyhow.
Canal fortification» receive an appro- Mors Hog» Used Than All Other acted into law must l-e kept and el
Thr governor ha* call«»! to his as­
pi iatmn of 13.000,000.
I forth from the time of its introduc­ sistance various memtier* of the bar
Animals Combined.
The measure will |>rol ably
| a«««l
"f th.- city if Salem from time t<> time
tion ami unlrss this re<
Washington- "Pork raters” is a I in every detail the law may be as- and also other advisers who have b«-«'n
by the house under suspension of the
term which may rightfully be applied
rules.
| sailed in the courts.
Legal authori­ close friends of his. lie ha* taken in
Despairing of forcing the «enate to to the people of the Unit«! States, if ties differ as to whether a law can the members of th«' bar for the pur-
pa«« hi« tariff commission bill. Pres, the figures just made public by the ; stand if it is not backed by a complete­ I |«M>e of getting their legal aaivicr on
dent Taft is centering his efforts to census bureau for the yrar I •»«•to may ly accurate record.
some of th«' bills and his other friend*
•«■cure J4 1-1,000 to Continue the pres be taken a« a basi«
have given him advice on th«- practical
The
figures
show
that
during
that
Salem. Feb. 25. Of the 725 bills «¡de of the measures has had to con-
ent tx>ard by an appropriation in the
sundry bill, If the provision pa«». » yrar. 4,4H3,0<;0 more hogs were kill«! that wrre mtr -.luc.xl in the tw .hou-.
the next house will have no opportun­ in thia country for food purposes than <>f th«- legialature, 275 of them have
In thia respect Governor West has
animal« combined, including been allow««d to become law*.
ity to interfere with the tan tf board. all other animals
I be been more generous than was governor
beeves, calve», sheep and lambs, legislature itself fail«! to po*s cr in- rhaml»-rlain.
v.;,„ invariably shut
.
Washington, Feb. 25. The houm-
who
Washington. Feb. 22 As a result goats, kids, etc.
During the year definitely p <tj»'i <«1 ,->■ bill«, or in. r«- him»elf away from i i.'.'.
tonight made a record in passing the
all —
advisor* T...
for
sundry civil appropriation bill, the of disclosures by the United Presa 1909. 36.443,OtHi hogs were killml for than half th«- number Introduc«!. and three or four days imm«diately after
greatest supply measure of the ses­ that thr state department had given food purposes, 31,960,0<A> of all other th,- governor by the exerci»e of his a session of the
legislature and
... *"to I»*’”', •toppr.l a total of «41 jumped
into the .task" by J himself,
sion, which had been up only two days, i Argentina the plan* of the navy de animals.
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The total number of animals »laugh- bills, which Is the largest number «>f. Governor West ha* bail ........
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Th«'bill cam«! mor«- than 3140.0O".- partment to lie used in constructing
more . advice
000. Usually it has taken five to fif-i it* dreadnaughts, in exchange for the trred in the slaughter houses and meat bills of any one .e-vsion that h.n ever ,,f his own choosing than Governor
contracts for those vessels given two packing establishments during l'.Hi« been vetoed by a governor of this Chamberlain ever would accept but it
teen day*.
These tig
Only three minor alterations in the American builders. Senator La Fol­ are given a« Oh,403.000.
is also true that Governor West in-
ures. however, do not represent the
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these vetoes am! by other ar variably follows his own will after re­
bill were made on the floor. Without lette today introduced in th«' senate a urea,
u disi-enting voice 345,500,000 waa ap­ resolution demanding full information entire number of animals killed for rsngement« whereby only a portion of ceiving the advice and criticism of his
fmd purposes during the period which th,. ,Ums appropriated by the hgisln circle of friend*.
propriated for continuing work on the alnut the deal.
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U m g.-snd total iur,. ar.- to be u ad, th»
Panama canal, an unprecedented pro-! The resolution directs the secretary
of the navy to report to the senate can t>e obtained, it I* declared, only turned beck into the (stcketa of the
Meding.
Salem, Feb. 22. C<>n»i<l«’rablr «cur-
The bill carried 3350,000 for raising what plans «incoming battle»hi|>s or upon the completion of the statistics taxpayer* approximately ffiOO.OOO, or ryinit followed thr di»c.»v«Ty today
armament
have
been
loan«!
or
trans-
of
agriculture.
more
than
half
a
million
dollar»
which
th.- battle-hip Maine, 3400,000 for the
• n
. .u
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- a u that Speaker Ru«k** hounr bill provid-
wiil make thr appropriation* voted bv ,
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continuation of the tariff board for mitted to Argentina or any of the ship­
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s in# for aecond choice at primary eke-
DIRECT PRIMARY VETOED.
the IrgmJaturv aggregate a total of L." . .
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two years and 33,000.000 for fortify-j builder»’ representatives, whether the
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fMM»
f
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t
(wi
tiona
had not reached
thr office
navy official« have aided the American
about J4.«100.000, in*trial of >4.900. i
_
u .u of « the
ing th«' Panama canal.
governor.
It
wu
ftuppomd
that
all
estimated.
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For the first time in its history, the builders to get Argentina contract* lews Oovsrner Cendsmns Oregon 000. a* previously
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au
hill*
had
been
enrolled
and
«ent
to
the
Among thr la*t hilia to receive thr
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System e< Elsstmg Ssnaters.
house pas»«i a senes of appropria­ and by whose authority such work was
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It
rtrculivt» by thia morning, but a
* disapproval waa the R<»gu<*
> xi j .
tions for public -buildings without undertaken.
Drs Moines, la
Governor Carroll governor
reveal it
. u bill,
k . ii upon which
u u thr gover-
-
thorough search
Another rewdutinn directs the sec­
n»h
. ... railed
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even reading them. The sum* total«!
vetoed the Oregon primary plan bill, River
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among
thr
bill*
in
thr
governor
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327.2H4.725 am! were contained in the retary of state to transmit to the sen which had pa«»rd both house» of thr nor for aome time ha* intimated
ate any Vommunicationa, written or
action.
He
nay*
the
people
have
rx-i
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zw.
.
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sundry civil bill.
lows Irgislature.
Thr governor, in
,
’ < hief ( Irrk Drager, of the house.
themnelvrn without qualinca- - .. »
After on«- of thr most dramatic am! verbal, with Argentina pertaining to his veto mrasagr, read to thr joint as­ pretard .u
The bill
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finally located it. however,
the
«instruction
of
the
battleships
for
matter ami left nothing for . . * . .
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spirited debates of the session thr
sembly, characterised the measure a« tion i on the
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b*d not been enrolled, but will be im-
the kgiMlature or himarlf to do other
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house tonight declare«! in favor of which contracts were given to the an "attempt to indirectly accomplish 1 .u
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ti
i In >k
and
thr me*- - mediately
-
, »ent to (governor neat
fortifying the Panama canal. Every Fore River Shipbuilding comjiany and «ometlung that cannot be done direct­ than follow their will.
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for
hia
consideration.
accompanying thia veto hr aava:
r»
. a • __
effort to defeat the 33,0<M),000 appro­ the Bethlehem Steel company.
ly,” and declared that it was a viola «age
• Tk
it l* a to nul-
i
Governor
Weat u today . appointed the
Parrying a provision which pre­
The purttofte of r.k
thi* 3 bill
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priation in the sundry civil bill for
ti<>n of the «institution of the United
|
.
rommiMion
to
make
arrangement* for
Jify a lsu P-"«1 by lb.- j»».,.le ..f hi. ,
thl. ,UIu,. ((f
,, W1|.
canal fortification was decisively beat- : vents the purchase of armor or arma- ; States.
en. The final vote on fortifications ment of any »ort from the steel trust,
He .aid that th« measure abrogated
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• ’’r |l,n- |jMm, |n Statuary Hall. Washington,
riv«-r wan cl<»«>«l
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was 123 to Ml. The lead in the fight the naval appropriation bill today that section of the constitution pro­ whereby ths . Rogue
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D. C. The commission is to lie made
fishing.
The rummer
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against the fortifications was taken pa»s«i the house.
viding that legislature» shall elect ! i to . commercial
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up
of
Dr.
T
L.
Eliot,
C.
E.
S.
Wood
Th* anti trust
amendment
on the said river has for
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by Tawney. Rejoiblican, of Minnesota,
United States senator».
The gover­ rial fishing
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and
George
II.
Ilim«-s,
curator
of
the
been rontroll«! I>v one .man, ..___ ,
«• th«- closing oct of hi* b»tig service adopt«! by a blanket vote. Brought nor hold* that the message ha» no ^ years
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Oregon Historical socl«-ty.
in by Representative Stanley of K«-n-
riparian ownership ha*
„
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in the house.
bearing on a pfifk-ved amendment to who, through
.
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The bill for th«' tiurtioar of creating
tucky,
it
provid«-»
that
no
armor
maintain«!
a
complete
monopoly
upon
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President Taft today set aside April
permit the election of ««-natora by the
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.this
commission
was
Inlix.luc«!
by
imlustry. Through the enjoyment o
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4 as the date of the extra session of plate, structural steel or machinery direct vote of the people, since one is th«»
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Senator
Abraham,
of
Douglas
county,
he cn-w wealthy and
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congress, in case he is obliged to carry may b« Is.ught from any «.rjairations a contravention of the constitution, of this u monopoly
t .
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(tovamor
entering any agreement, conspiracy or ,
__ . . ... W.-«t will veto the state
out his threat.
while the other is a change in the con­ wa. absolute dictator , ao 1» far • 1 ns that
li
aid
road
bill,
carrying
an
appropriation
understanding to deprive the govern- I
stream wan concern«!. Deriv ng h *
.
stitution itaelf.
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■ of 3-340.000, according to a statement
revenue from Oregon, he spent it in
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Washington, Feb. 24. In les» than ment of fair «imjwtition by bids.
California, where his family raaided
"n *
,
an hour the senate late today voted Another provision prevents th« gov­
Balloonists Brave Cold.
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ernment paying for armor more than
nnd his supplies were purchased. Th«-
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nection
with
thr
bill
among
good roads
the Sutherland amendment mt«» the doube the cost of its manufacture.
Ogdenburg, N. Y. Muffled in fur», money h«- *|»-nt for thr propagation of
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1.1 men of Portland will direct the gnver-
resolution providing for the d«*ction of
Mr. and Mr*. F-milie Barlatier braved fi»h
was spent beeaime it would ulti- !__ «
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¡nor in his course, as the bill fails to
Washington, Feb. 21 Fearful of
United States srnabirs by direct lute
xrro weather and a cutting southwest
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i make provision a. to who shall have
business disturbance if an extra se»
of the people, fixed next Tuesday as el,w of ewgr«, j. ewlleit. «g.-nts of wind in the first winter balloon flight
Salem, Feb. 24
Under a distinct supervision over the expenditure of
the time for voting on the resolution the money king» are bringing the ever made in thia («art of the country. understanding between Governor West the money.
itself; made
the case
involving greatest possible pressure to bear on The French aeronaut and hi» wife _ and members of the < iregon Naval re-1 Ml cannot allow 3340,000 to be
Senator Lstrimer's seat th» unfinished President Taft to induce him to fore- sailed away from 1 Ogdenburg at 9:15
»« tv «- th<- governor ha« »unction«! the 'brown al-'ut nnv.- g th.- roiinti.'« as
busine»« and received the Canadian go hi« declared purpose, no matter at night. Thousambi
saw them swing bill creating that reservo and has al
though it were thrown among »0 many
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mm |
..on 310,000 of «U the
m sox
( mmi appro- bin!«
with no
no one
one having
havlntr supervision
»uria-rvi.ion
reciprocity bill from the committee on what the action of congre«« on recip- low over the city and * disappear
lowed
125,000
bin!», with
the sin
finance
I rocity and his other pet projects.
< of * the
' method of spending the mon-
direction of Montreal.
The balloon priated by the legislature.
In addition Mun« was much discus
•• Let us hsve a re*t." is the plaint was a few hours later forced to des
This move was made by the gover- •y»” »aid the governor,
sion of the order of business. Several to the president. " We don't want an eend at Summerstown because of a nor on the strength of a waiver that
«perches were arranged, ami Senator extra session. It will keep business | strong east wind.
the reserve will promise not to use
If no "jokers” exist in the flat
Penn.se gave notice thst on Monday in a turmoil, because the Democrats
more than 310,000 of the appropria- salary bill pass«! by the house Satur-
Arabian Tribasman Kdl 50.
he would ask the senate to consider are apt to start anything when they
tion and a promise that no lixiebted- day. after Governor West had made
the postoffice appropriation bill, which take hold of the reins of government,
J.-ddah. Arabia Tribesmen who are neaa will be incurr«! against the state lilieral use of the big “stick,” it will
includes the provision increasing the We want a tariff re*t until December, allies of Seyd ldrisee, the leader of by the reserve.
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I be satisfactory to
Representative
postage on the advertising portion of anyway.”
”N«> attack was «intcmplated on James D. Abbott of Portland. ac««rd-
the outbreak of Yemen against the
magaxinrs.
L
No indication as yet has been given Turkish authority, recently captured the Oregon system in my second choice ing to the statement made by him.
After refusing to adopt a rule of ■» to h. w President Taft regard« the at Zupra a convoy of HO camels with bill, neither do I believe the bill un- Abbott is a former partner and a
cloture ami pa»s the big sundry civil plea of "big business.” but it is provisions and ammunition deatined «institutional,”
declared
Speaker staunch friend of State Printer Duni-
appropriation bill under a euepenaiosi known that every resource of the to­ for the garrtaon at Elhujjeh. The Rusk tonight, in commenting on the way and led the fight against the bill,
ol the rules, the house settled down to terests is being brought inp> play to The deputy governor of txiheia at­ reasons offered by Governor West in
"Apparently the law does not go
J into effect until 1914, but there are
a speedy consideration of the 3140,-1 induce him to allow the legislators to tempted to recapture the supplies, but vetoing that measure.
000,000 measure today, and had dis- go quietly home, even if his reci pro­ waa defeated.
Senator Malarkey'» public service doubtful clause« in it which draw my
The csuiualtiea num-
posed of a considerable part of its I*«»/
city program is not wss«ew»ww*s.
endorsed,
commission bill, extending the powers »uspicion,” said Abbott. “I was not
tiered 50 killed.
provisions when adjournment
was 1
Following a conference thi» after-
of the State Railroad commission to and have not been against ^ny bill
I noon with President Taft, Senator
Ona Man Captures Five.
taken at 10:30 tonight.
public utilities waa the final measure which does not affect the present eon-
The president's
3400,000
tariff Carter, of Montana, announced that
Mr. Duniway was elected
Presidio, Tex.— Five armed insur­ considered by Governor West tonight, ditions.
board appropriation was acted on the Canadian reciprocity agreement gents were captured on the American and the last to be filed by him with by the people on the fee system, and
early, Shortly afterward the house. would be ratified before the »enate ad- aide of the Rio Grande by Sergeant the secretary of state.
I it Is no more than just that hr con-
"Knowingthe people will profit no tlnue on this basis to the end of the
struck out the appropriation of 375,- journed. A» Idaho is lined up solidly Goodrich of Troop F. Third United
000 asked by the president for the against the measure. Senator Heyburn State» cavalry. They had rifle» and matter which side wins I am filing the form. Mr. Duniway has been my loy-
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further work of his economy board.
is expected to lead the opposition revolvers.
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If the senate does not pass the bill when the bill is brought up in th« sen- Antonio Garraee's band and were ear- watch them fight it out," •1 said
the I I O.H
did I t was
only ..M
protecting
him and
rying provisions to their companions. governor.
I seeing that justice waa don«.**
rstifying the
Canadian reciprocity ate for final action.
W ashington. Feb. 27. By the pass
ing this afternoon in thr s«-nate of res­
olutions affered by Senator La Fol­
lett/, the state ami navy departments
must report to that b«>dy whether na­
val si- rets were reveal«»! to the Ar
gentine Republic as an inducement to
place with America^ concerns con­
tracts for the building of two battle­
shift*. The resolution aff«*cting the
State department was amend«xl. amt it
will be asktsi to moke a report, **un-
le«a incotnfiatible with the public in­
terests.” There were no restrictions
concerning the navy department, and
the resolutions deni »ml specific in­
formation whether battleship plans
Nos. 34 am! 35, secrets of fire control
and l»M>k specifications, all marked
Confidential, were reveahsl to Argen
tina or the Bethlehem Steel company.
The senate also wants to know
whether plans for submerged torpedo
lioats were given out.
Both Republican and Democratic
lenders today told President Taft that
an extra session <>f congre.«» was in­
evitable if he was determin<-d to get
a vote on Canadian reciprocity.
Senator Bailey declared he would
prevent a vote on any impirtant mat­
ter until the la.rimer case was settled.
The progressives plan to force a vote
on a js-nnanent tariff board ami the
regulars have offered to agree if the
progreasives. on their part, will per­
mit a vote on reciprocity ami the lxiri-
mer case. As the Democrats intend to
filibuster against the progressives'
plan, a tie-up seems certain.
By a vote of <»♦» to 12 the senate this
afternoon decided to continue consid­
eration of the Lorimer case, and Sen
ator Crawford cornnicnc.il speaking
Senator Stone announced
that he
would address the senate Wednesday.
The house today accepted the c«>n
ference report on the legislative, ex­
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill.
An amendment to the bill provides a
salary of #"..'O<.' annually for the pre-.
1 ' '
! ’
the white house that Assistant Seen-
tary of the Treasury Hilles has ac­
cept«! the {sisition.
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