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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Pastoria, Ark, May 17.-This is to
certify that | have this day received
the sum of So, in full payment of the
loss of ore mule insured in the Arkan-
sas Live Stock Insurance Co, and rec
ommend the company to all as being
prompt and reliable.
w. G.. DALTON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Nearc, ianGed at Marianne

Mariana, May 17.-Henry LeSane
colored. w@s hanged in the jailyard
alto O'Clock yesterday morning for the
murder OF john Greenwood near here
in January, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Wants to Lease EIk's Theater.

MI J. F. Heaq. manager of the
Hot Springs theatre, is in the city
for the purpose of bidding on the
lease of the Eils opera house, now
being construc ted. It is understood
he will leave lis bid with the commit
Tee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
DISSOLVED.

The firm of Dreyfus & Kaufman
heretofore existing has this day been
dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr. H.
G. Dreyfus retiring and Mr.. Kaufman
continuing the business. (Slgned)
H. c.. DREYFUS.
A. H. KAUFMAN.
Mr. A. H. Kaufman is alone author
lied to collect all money due the firm
and assumes all liabilities.
May 1. 1902.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Neponset tribe, Improved Order Red
Men. meets tonight at Imperial hall.
There is large number of adopted
palefaces to be raised % the warriors
degree
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Advertise mans character as
being bad and you ruin him. Adver
tise a mans goods as being good, and
you make him rich.-EX- President
James A. Garfield
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Pine Bluff lodge. F. and A. NJ, held
a special meeting on Friday night at
which time work was done in the NJ.
M. degree
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Why do contemporaries persist in
poking fun at the tall man in a sack
coat and beegum hat? Have they done
business with him?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
S3


|,,5nard B. zappa, a sNitchm42a
len employ i Of the Cotton 3el5 Zen rat. r@t'
l,r+ained an INJURY to his foot
Nav night which was of st1f
. as to neeessitate an amputa-
k1,hi1e nefforming his duties as
ahman, his foot slipped off !
saam from which he WAS wing
he fell under the wheels. One
1 caugllt under the wheels az !
.,,asbed He was removed TO
loo Of DR.. Troupe, and that
an and Dr. Gallagher amputat-
member above the ankle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
Sunrems Court

John S. Se2bl.ook VS. T. Orto and J..
? Runyac. on appeal from jefferson
cieeuif cor t: reversed and renandco,
opinion by.Chief Justice Bum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

Lafayette lodge. X. of P, will con-
fer the third rank on Mr.. Dudley Nix
on tomorrow night. An interesting
time is anticipated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

fo.y Coat Of Teeves.
| Y coat preserved at freyes, ia
! is claimed 10 be the sc0micS 5
Fyorn by Christ and for which
IN soldiers cast lots during the
b. 1t is tunic about five feet
marrow at the shoulders and
widening toward the knees.
|racles are sai'i to have been
4 by this robe.
|pry for the last 1GO years is
tugh. but darkness shrouds
Of the relic prior to the
century. The Catholic church
proof of It's authenticity upon
b that it was oae OF a chest
Plies sent as q gift to the
Treves by the Empress Hell
is said to have found the
erusalem while in search Of
Foss
says that in the ninth cen
oly coat was concealed from
1ns in a crypt Of the cathe-
Re it remained forgotten until
eE 1t Was rediscoyered and
he high altar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18
M. c.A.NoTE ES.
/ E. george, Secretary 7.

r. george, Secretary. :"
y x # x s.
meeting for men at the Young
christian association building
|ernoon at 3: 80 p. III. will be aG-
by Rev. Frank Thompson,
|of the Christian church, The
will be one of vital interest
Eoen. The LeAlaire baud will
the music. The band, under
|ership and instruction of Prof
!. is improving daily and today
Eith any band in the state. All
| the city are cordially invited
bd. No formality or cant;
blain mems service.
(ymnasium classes have closed
summer, as the weather is
for the heavy class work. The
|um will still be open to the
boys.
|ball and tennis will be played
her. The hand ball court will
lin excellent shape in a few
Eall and learn the game.
|oys are registering daily for
b at Lake Chieot. Nine appli-
hre now in, and four or five
J ready to come in. 1t will be
h to carry the following az
Bible, double blankets, plate,
saucer, knife, fork. tea and
bons, bathing sait, pillo5,,
of clothing, fishing tackle. etc
ne, boys, and set Your appii.
before May 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

FOR SALE-An Ashyre COW, fresh,
gives a water-bncket of milk at a
milking. Apply y T. White corner
Barraque and Cherr streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

FOR SALE-1he house furnishings
complete Of a boarding house, situated
near Cotton Belt shops. Apply to No.
ITO E. 2nd avenue. 1856
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

WANTED-A good cook; apply to
j. II. E9Gins at the Grand Leader. 1877
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

FOR SALF-Fine young Jersey
COW. Apply to DR.. B. A. Hall. 1874
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-18

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-03

t. ~ ~. oYnendIture on an upWhr'
ranted amount OF tngus.hirs IKE success
money ahe 'ne ssir 5roportion Of the
N VIZ, tsa 'S 49, hut ibis was TO some
puo'lsneu ,bltolautsii
,St ~ ,,,,rr nnbllshers have been willing
The century pup 'iSnV, ,'nanover they could
70 punilsn Co'ot ~ arf standard of their
uung u W ~ t.t,b an art standard 20
magazine. hu' nj. eo1id he oplv rarely
nlsn ~ ,urli i 80 renu,red or warranted
when the color va filtration A very
hy th' SUM-, u 10 sct ~ color prints
recent eNeIlP.t - 'l,,ngnv's nKUrtg Pro.
10y me NoIoIts ~ ,,,IIre Gy Nararld Par
cess lr.n iu. SSr pIter'e article on the
rlsh illustrating MT baht, ,ho fripts
SoUthWesl mr., ,-t ~ ev--ileuce suf
were oluusn, ~ III leaders a correct
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-03
THE PHILIPPINES.
Too Much Praise Can Not Be Given to
the Army

90 Much Praise Can Not Be Given TO
the Army
On July 4 last on the one hundred md
twcn;y-siXth anniversary of the declaration
OF orr Independence, peace and amnesty
were promulgated IN the Philippine Islands
Some trouble has since from time TO lime
threatened with the Mohammedan Nforos.
but with tho late iusurreetiouarv FiIiniuos
the war has entirely ceased. Civil govern
mcnt has now been introduced. Not only
uotS each Filipino enjoy such rights IN mo
il1crtF ans the pursuit OF happiness as Ec
has never before known during lh. raror,-
ed history of the islands. I'M The naoDie
taken MS whole enjoy measure oT saIf-
heNtIuWthl greater than that granted TO
any other oueutGls by any foreign unwor
ana greater than that rui0gad nv ann, ,t nor
Ouentals under their own go,rrI. u,anrl
save the Japanese alone We have MOI ,,nn,
700 Iur IN granting these rights of Iiherty
r'N ser AoNtIhmtlt, nut we have certain
" gone 90 the limit that in the interests If
the Philippine people themselves a. 80
wise or lust To 20, 70 hurry matters "a On
raster tnuu We are now going yypuId ,utiIu
tgilmlty on Ae people Of the islands 80
poHcN ever entered into by the American
beople has vindicHted itself i'm more sisngi
manner than tine policy of holding rhn phil
4pWut0. The triumph Of our urns above
~ ny NluIpAS ot our laws. aud prinrf-
NttS. mas come sooner tlan we laH ANY
tlEht To eNpect. Too much praise can M,
pc given 60 the army for what h has done
N tle Philippines both IN warfarc ana
from an administrative standpoint In Ure
pairing che way for Clyll government. s,ud
similar credit belongs To the civil aufboTi'
uts Tor tho way In which they have Mimi.
ca the seeds Of self..ovornupnt a., 81 =,
ground thus made ready FOR tbrn TIE
courage, the unnghiug endurance III,
hish suldlcriy efficiency. ana th" r,n,rpi
hlhd-hearteclcSs and humanity M INV
Toops have been suikugly manifested
there now rgmaln only some fifteen tbog.
saha troops " the Islands All tolj nV@r
one hundred Thousand have been sent ave
W course. there have been lpdividirsI In.
stances N wronsdoinE among them me-,
Nafrea under fearful difficulties AZ cIl,,,n+a
hu0 SURROUNDINGS; and under rho STRAIT, y >
Ae terrible pr0yocati0ns which tbsy -
tinsahy received from their foes. occasionaI
instances u cruel retaliation occuTred ~
cry ,enoH has been made TO prevent snch
ttU"!lles, ana nnflly these efforts ba,c heo,'
completely SucreEsful Every aTnr4 ~
also been made 10 detect and ninjsb H1Se
Ntongioers After making ali oil"yi,,,,c
tor tnesc misdedds. II remains frnc NJ
Icw indeed tavb been the Instance IN IN
Enlch war has deep wagrd bv a tiyiiizsd
Power against pncivilized or barbarors
tofces where thert has been 81 littic vrror,,,'
u9lps oy the vicdors as In the PbtIinri,e
lsehds. on the okher hand. The amotrt y,
UNCUT important, and benencent work
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THE NAVY,
Additional Fiuhtina Crafts shouo "
Provided For

Ne0itonaI rIg n.,7il. Tr Eot
TroNaeu 'on ,-.,.,. u,rl
For the first time in our history -
moneuvers IN a large scale are being pss
ID o., ,,,,,,,.,dt.t. command a thf %
unu'r th' 'ihlhs"l''e 4',.,r increasing
miral OF the navy. Const NJ! -,
attention is being paid to the gunner y.
tbc 49,. b,t a ,s ve+ far from what
'h' navy Dut II Is Se' Sat he ~
should be. earnestly urge va !, NJ
crease asked for by the secretaI! -s
nv, e., tbo concentration for Imports
i"'S IL tue "pp'o,'' at ,,od In BATH
me T'arEsmanship be ~ t' arc the sA'iii
the Only shots thnt co ., - qp1royide anpss
that hit. 1t Is necesS,thtty 10 20 rrrest guns Z
funds for practice WIN uuY must pi0yias
tim Of peace. IaeSe lul ~ rn,ectiles BY
for allowances Tor prl1ys w. ,,o spn pointsn
gun crows ana cspeclaH' 't"Irirgnt se9
and for perfccting an nsr 'II 10 get geA
undcr which alone u Is P''S"
practice. -. Il, ths vais !
There should be no halt s,,s SvefT yfsl
building Up the. navy Pfof'SyTIees are VI.
a.editioEal- lighting erat to,I of rritots es' 9
r!Ca country, vast In extent q, u0reosr,
great In populations q cu.utu,.a indeed Ti.,
which has an army dlnl i,,H othcr hFsieass,,
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Some Striking PASSAGES.

FEW INDEED the instances in which been vs
civilized mower against unciyized barbarous forces wbor
beep SO little wongdong by the victos PhipDi ~
IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES of modern warfare the must M
IN his own individual responsibility than before ana
individual efficiency of the unit is of the utmost importance
WE HAVE DELIBERATELY made foreign nol,
demand the possession of frstclass isthmiar
greatly efficiency of navy NJ
THERE is NOT ACLOUD the horizon at There m
the slightest of trouble with a foreign power
RURAL FREE DELIVERY service longer Experiments,
II has become policy. The results following its ra
have fully justified the large appropriations
IT is SERIOUS COUNT against National to
present practice bucheng such stately beaut
as the ell antlers tusks.
SOUND AND STEADY development of the depends upon ~
ing up Much of prosperity as a Ns,,,
been due to operation of the homestead
ALASAKA land law and such provisions for bo
prescriptions win encourage permanent settlement
IN DEALING INDIANS be their npr.
sorptlon the body of our people
THE WELFARE OF THE FARMER is fundamentally necessary
the Republic as a whole
THERE is GROWING TENDENCY provide for the pubc.
for which there public demand and m
printing Of which nc real necessity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-03
THE IsTHmlAN CANAL.
There Is No Mention Of The Nioa,ar,,,,
Route

Route.
Inc congress has wisely provi5,5 .,..
we SHAH build az once an ls,bmisn o.a ,'''
II possible at Panama. The attorno,. ...,
efa reports that We can undonbts5i, ~.
quire good title from the French -.
cahal company, Negotiations or
peh0lng with Colombia 10 .erpra no"
sent 70 our building the canal m, ~ AZ
wiz DC one OF the greatest n,., -
$3.50 20 'ut twentieth century: "a rr.4,..~
!eAt thdh mas yet neen accommodates 49,
ing the history Of mapkiB4. FSuVu ulI-
should DE carried out as a pontf,,.,t--, "oFk
WITHOUT regard 10 change ~ 8I,SHt ltio!,tS
luu, ana u should Doe hepun rndl. SUI, ~,
IuuIst9nces which Wlll make il ,'t
tboF nnlio LOT al administrations to conflpTe
The, canal will he OF vre,, b...s.
AMSll'a' ana Of Importance ~ All 20
Woria IL viii be OF adygn,.,e' an tAe
uustrlally and also as impr5yine ~ US I'D
fbc' cpenr ''.I", II "iii De- of adyanfsga D..
earnestly 90 be hopsd a. ,'is yea. u is
countries VIII do as SOM, t tAeSe
nlready done with signal suc|.s ,"eu nave
n,.te 20 their shores com,ns,,e' enI VIII
ppiyt,,. ~. material conditions Ill
prcreouIsites s'utlttN sud order arc IL,
bn1aS,lt,S.t.N OF successful develnur,.. "a
.nuspyllveht nation IN Atut,t., 'l'u4ouL No
~ ssttst Tear OF aEErpssio, ~ nave
ntsyu States u hehoorrs 80 i'vln the
- 5t NY oIuer within Its own 80 vne 10
eiepers v;S,Ws Just Obligation ~ SelN
assured Thar, be they strong lley can rest
uage uotnlng 20 dread f-,., Ntak, they
sse,aSgeueg, More and more "a. "ntslle III
t1D,i 'lt,N,eehce and ccmpie1itr HygeHslns
ar /, i,al aua economic ,sisti,etsF Lua-
lv powers hi irst ~ au civilized and or5o
OF The world % 'he proper policing
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ORGANIZATION

OF Labor and Capital Mist Have Some
Check
How 20 secure fair treatment alike FOR
labor and for capital. how to hold In check
the INSCRIPTIONS man. whether employer
OF cmploye, without weakening Individual
initiative. without hampcriue and cramp-
ing the industrial Development Of the coun-
try, Is problem fraught with great dint.
cultlcs and ono which Il Is or the highest
importance 70 solve on lines Of sanity and
farsighted commOu sense as Well as OF
devotion 10 the nght This Is an era 81
federation and combination. Exactly ~
business roen nud they must often work
through corporations. and as 10 Is z con.
slant tendency VI these corporations 10
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nnMARn pYIr,s MnRK

ny common consent Mr.. Howard Pyle,
the author AMI artist, IS awarded highest
place among the illustrators whose work
appears In the magazines His work IN
color which until lately II has been i'm
possible TO reproduce satisfactorily by the
processes available IN Illustrating a period
ical OF large clrculatlon--Aas heen found
now aud again IN each OF the highest class
monthly magazines, But though the pub
Nc may have been pleased with the result
shown them the publishers, the artist,
the printers, those who knew what the
originals WERE undoubtedly finished their
tasks With a sense OF defeat They had
done thelr best. but between the paintings
aud the prints there was a loss Of what
connolsseurs chiefly value. " the nature
Of this loss were easily dchnablc, 10 would
be less serioas. what could be delncd
might bt rcncdicd But. though difficult
Ga express IN words. the loss was a. once
evident upon comparison. Where the pic
turc was poetry. the print was prose.
So long as this was the case color prints
were hardly worth while in magazines n
the highest grade. Unless the work IN
color could be brought 60 rank fairly With
The work IN black aud white. the pub
fishers could not consider Il other than
unsatisfactory OK isluEe. Aew and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-03
Some Striking Passages.

have definitely decided that for woe
veal. place be great the nations
EVILS ARE REAL of them menaong but they are the
decadence but of prosperity
CORPORATIONS commonly doing interstate business
with tendency monopoly which popularity known as
hostile merely determined that
they be handle g o subserve the public good
CONGRESS regulate interstate is
absolute unqualified grant
THE QUESTION regulation
o revision
COMMISSION Of g.
o deliberate
scientific examination of the various schedules they az
changed and changing conditions.
JUDGMENT anthracite should be
o elasticity
EXACTLY business find they must often work through
is for lahoing declarations
CLASS ANIMOsTY political possible
wicked destructive welfare
sectional religious animosity
LIES AT OUR DOORS
also
Of Importance
all the viii be Of ndustrialy
proving military position
GONE granting rights liberty
self the Fpnos)
limit
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ktpN mIecIs 80 " ~ OFTEN necessary Tor
lahoring men 70 work In declarations, and
these have become important factors u
modern industrial life. Both kinds OF fed
Grafton, capitallstic and labor can do much
g"Uu, aud a. necessary corollary they can
both do evil Opposition TO ouch kind of
Organization should take the form OF oppo-
sltlon 20 whatever a. bad 10 the conduct
~ any given corporation or unlon-not II
attacks upon corporations as such nor upon
unions as such; for some OF the most far
reaching bencnccut work Tor our people
mas been accomplished through both corpor-
hll"nS ana unions. Each must refrain from
arbitrary or tyrannous interference with
the rights ~ others. Organized capital aud
organized labor alike should remember that
harmony with the interest Of tap gene al
public and the conduct Of each must con
form 20 the fundamental rules ~ obedience
70 the law, Of individual freedom, and Of
justice and fair dealing toward all Each
should remember that IN addition 10 power
u must strive after the realization uf
heaithy. lofty and generous ideals. Every
employer every wage worker, must be
guaranteed his liberty and his right 10 do
as be likes with his property or bis labor
80 long as he does not Infringe upon the
rights OF others II Is ~ the highest I'M.
portuuce that employer 1nd cmpoye alike
should enueayor 60 appreciate each the
viewpoint Of the other and the sure dis
asier that VIII come upon both In the long
run II either grows to take as habltual an
attitude OF sour hostility and dlstrust
toward the other. Few people deserve bet
ter Of the country than those representa-
tiyes OF capital and labor-and there are
many such who work continually to bring
about good understanding OF this kind.
based upon wisdom and upon broad and
kindly sympathy between employers and
employed. Above all, We need TO remem-
Der that any kind of class luminosity In the
political world Is, II possible, even more
wicked, even more destructive 10 National
welfare, than sectional, race or religious
only upon condition that we keep true TO
Z the principles upon which this nation was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-03
THE TRUSTS.
"often Have q Tendency to Monopoly
He Says.

NltEn nave o leUGSnCy 70 Monopoly
He Says.
In my message 10 the present congress
at It's first session l discussed at length
the question OF the regulation OF those big
corporations commonly doing an Interstate
business, often with some tendency TO
monopoly, which are popularity known as
trusts, The experience OF the past year
has emphasized. IN my opinion. the de.
STABILITY Of the steps I then proposed. A
fundamental requisite OF social efficiency
IL a high standard OF Individual energy and
excellence; but this Is In no wise incon-
sstent with power to net IN combination
for aims which can not so well be achieved
By the indiyiual acting alone. 4 funda.
mental base of civilization Is tho luylolh-
tility ~ property; hut this 10 20 no wise
Inconsistent with the right 81 society 20
regulate the exercise of the ARTIFICIAL powers
which Il confers upon the owners ~ pnNp.
CITY, und,r the name Of corporate fran
chises, ia such a way as 20 prevent tho
misuse OF these powers, Corporations, sud
especially combinations Of corporations
should be managed under public regulation
sLxperieaee has shown that under our sys
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i'p o'n .-i n. obtained Nv S'a'e action.
5aa'' l4..'J,re ae achieved 'F NHtiunm
corra,ot.Hus; og the contrary. these big
'sgr'edou- arr an Inevitable Development
OF m"i-t4 ndus' rielsm. and the r19yt 90
o'irn, them HnG'd hn fgiiir Nnia-s F.
utmost mischief On 'ho aufIr. hrlv nol''I.
ST. ean Io nothing good DO no.. vy of
-lI.tnE AMI supervising These f.rn..u.
,la. ,ea ',,.,t,...S 10 o0i M''aS
nur rndaayo-.rg fa az agrv viii, INV III
H t'm. We age upt hostile 20 them.
... N-i .Fm'n'H taAf '."F nap
. ..' F""u'
a..t. MY .gar-- ,,.Irr ma a.uit.r.-t
waH. alone on 500 coumucuou win us
..'.'.Ws some 2r'n' IHI r,al
. v-'r,',,.. .I."I' III 'i ... r.
,a proper 1uI I.-imstr nn.s Ve al-h
~ iar.r such a man when TO-, docs VOL
."'r "'"' TO a.H ,a.tT', hs &C.
ryrIfrHv ,g 10 ro s..., ' ,,l
rSruoutlou aud w, nr.5 uot Do ovrrtcudcr
about snTnc the homes. corporation.
,,.nns '' I,r- a"1 ''%Ni', mug the c3mhina-
iniUtlnus a. III, T.i.f.. "-''
an. ,,,... H.. .--,
Wa MUST BE CAREFUL
NOT 20 stop The greet enterprises which
have l.EitlmatnIr raduraI tho cpaf OF pra
ductIoB not p, sf,.,,,,, n,. ,.r,.., -
80 ...... w., ,"' 'D' ""''l
'N' ''N"N4y "hH hHl IN 10" ltll'FShlp ul
| the International INDUSTRIAL world. NOT
! to strike down wealth. Mia, fla, ,,.,,i. ~
/ ,lo.i,s, ,,.,..t.. - '' '''"'' VIZ
! '''A "h" t''hrs' "t turning
| TIE wage worker idle m IA, streets sul
/ EgyiuF inc farmer without O market fpr
] what ne grows. lnslstonre upon tho im
| pG"nslblN means delay iu achieving thr pos.
] Hblp. exactly as uu the other hand. tho
stubborn defense alike W what ], good
ana WuHt "a und lu tl" existing system.
tAN trsolui' effort Go "usrucr any at
tempt M h'lt.rA'nt b.tsVr blindness to
/ 'hr historic tu.H That wl.H evolution Del
the sure soilg guard against revolution
! No mor' Important subject ruu como
| before tAr congress tbu Nl. OF the r.-
I u'"l'n W Interstate business TlI. conn
~ cuu NOT aAori go siJ -lpu. uu %.
/ pl.I chat under our r-ruliHr srsf.r, ~
government wo axe helpless in tb, pr..
,nrH ~ tAe uew conditions and unable 90
--r".rri1s wi, MIN ,h'in gl 100 rH. out what
them The power of mn ,, ,'l '.'' u WIN
uiaic Interstate commerce ia an absolute
1.n l. uua Ihli,rd grant. and without lmlta
constitution The r0n,1n.. ,'n,' l D1 &C., t1'
tlouaI authority ~ mako ,u law. ,c.,t
S1ry aud proper FOR executing tbls po,vrr
ANA ! am mtidcd that this power has moi
been exhausted by Uuv legislation now
on tho statute books. II Is evident. there
fore. that evils restrictive ~ commcr,n
freedom and cptalling restraint upop Va
iunal commerce fall within tho reruI1
tive power N the congress. and Tint !
wise aud reasonable law would be- A pcccs
say ana proper exercise Of congressional