The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-15
OLEoMARGARINE.


Washington. Jan. li-The house re-
sumcd consideration OF the bill to make
oleomargarino and other limitations oI
dairy products subject to the laws OF the
state TO which they dW transferred.
Those supporting the measure were
Northway, ohio, Lacey, Iowa; Haynes,
Nebraska. Willis. Delaware; Grosvcnor.
Ohio ard Henderson. Iowa. Those who
opposed IL WEI" cooper, Florida. Tucker.
Virginia; cannon, Illinois. Boatncr,
Louisiana Chrdy. kvutucAyi Williams,
Mississippi.
GrosScnor closed the general Il bate, IN
the course OF his remarks he said II was
"a pcclmr comment on tine march NJ DO
htical opinions TO ~" uld-linv democrats
who had In the past defended state
rights with the sword now argue that
the hands OF the states Wrrr tied uud
thai congress had the power TO force into
"a state against hcr protest articles which
she did not desire sold there.
Mr.. Grout In charge OF the hill offered
AN amendment providing that nothing
In the act shall he construed 10 permit
any state to forbid the manufacture or
sale " olcomargaTlnc Ia such a manner
as viii advise the customer OF tts real
character During the debate on this
amendment Mr. Henderson OF Iowa re-
hNllff Ait lunA ililNNNAAlAlNA HAlAN AHNin1A
the original ocomhrgarlnc bill whom he
said the interests of Chicago and Kan
sas city were masscd against the agrl-
cultural interests. lie denied that the
lard and tallOw interests wcrv opposed TO
the hill aud closed with an eloquent
pcroration In favor of the measure with
the statement that he always stood ready
10 unmaSk deception In order that all
might have fair play. Mr. cannon an
sweTed Mr. henderson with the assertion
that the hill WIS a fraud on It's face, pro-
Tossing to do one thing. hut with misrcp-
rescntation In Its stomach doing some
thing else.
Mr.. Cannon's remarks drew from Mr..
Henderson an indignant protest. The
opposition to this hill' he said, with
great emphasis. comes from the capt
talizrd institutions in Chicago and Kan
sas city. It comes from men like Armour
and swift. who are destroying the great
cattle interests Of my state anu other
states by keeping down the prices Of
steak.
Mr. Grouts amendment was adopted.
The bill was then passed. i2i-@.
The presidents veto OF the bill TO ere
ate "a new division OF the Eastern judicial
district Of Texas was laid before the
house and referred To the judiciary COM
mittec The Indian appropriation bill was
reported
A resolution was adopted on motion OF
Mr. Fitzgerald. democrat. OF Massachu-
sets. calling ON the secretary of the navy
for AN estimate of the amount of money
which would Ice required to plae. the
frigale Constitution, now lying at the
Portsmouth navy yard. In such scn'
worthy condition as would enable her to
max. the trip from Portsmouth to Wash
ington. The object la bringing her to
Washington. he said. wts to preserve and
use her rs a naval museum.
Among the pension hills passed was one
granting pension Of so per month To
Martha curtis Cater. widow OF the late
Rear Admiral :. y. Garter. Attcr the blll
passed Mr.. Loud said he had consistently
opposed bills carrying 80 large an amount
and should have objected Ia this case
had his attention not been distracted. Al
i;5o y. m. the house adjourned.