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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THs
NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-12
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vite wire Of EDWARD p. SHELDON
& CO, Bankers and Brokers, Room 234
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-12
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NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-12
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire Of EDWARD T.. SHELDON
& Co. Bankers and Brokers, Room 2S4,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-12
MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow the sun rises at 4:10 a. m.
and sets at 7:21 p. m. High tides at AIS
a. m. and 4:3S p. m.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

li9en 8erleumoung iiber5eugten. Ollie
ibre 9enofen puroen gefunh uno beil
befunben, uno am Nbeno mar oas ees
iammte Perfonal Oes ftGotif9en SPIT
tails pieber in boiler SbGtigfeit.
Na9 Den Mebeleien lieb Der Sta6ts
bauptmann Reiogaro, Der ieitbem iei@
nes poitens entbpben pprOen lit, Die
Geoafteure Der Soefaer 3eitungen gu
fi9 bef6eiben un0 iagte ibnen fpl9etlz
bes: sd bore, sic tpplen Die @abrs
belt iiber Die Eel uns porgefalenen
Mafatres perOffentli6en. Na9 benz
3arenmanifeft fann i9 Sbnen Dies
ni9t perbietsn. IS oiene ibnen aber
CUR &i9ti9nur, oaB oie Boli5ei uno
oaS MilitGr 0as als 8eleioiqung be-
tra@ten iperoen, uno Damn more cir
neues 8lutbao, oas nod bel mebr
Spfer for0ern piir0e, ni9t gu permei=
6en."
GO ent1GloiIen ii9 bic &eoafteure,
on Die Spibe Der 2eitungen einfa9 nur
Die i9redli9en @orte gu feBen: .@ir
iino 9e5rrn9en, uber Die 8orgdnge au
Infpeiden.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
@oblbabcnoer a%Icptumaue.

Gon ei1em untptoer tebbdrenS Orange
81 Sie6ftdblen miro Der politerer
G9dfer aus 8armen, &%teinpropins.
jeoesmal befdngen, tpenn er Babe
anItalten betritt. 9ieie Inii9t iu9te
Der @ertbeioiger S9dfers jiineitbin
Dor Ser Straftammer gu b%egriin6en.
S9dfer lebt in guten Serbdltnifen.
Gr bsiibt elm !9aus i'm 8ertbe bon
$4,000 Marf, bas nit $4,000 Mart
belaitet lit; 5u0em bat er elm 8aar>
berm0gen BON 1900 Murf. Gein
8eruf bra9ts i'm in Sablloie 9duier.
Niemals mar audi nur Ser @er6d6t
en~ttanOen, baB er ii9 oort ettpas
re6t5piorig ongesienet bafen fOnnte.
SobalO S9ifer aber in REORGANIZATION
fam, orGngte i'm, pie er ieinem Ser
tbeioiger ertldrte, elm untpioeritebli6er
Srieb, Die SaI9en anOerer 8abegGfte
gu unteriu9en. 2Deimal mar er babel
obgefaBt uno gu iieben unb reun Moz
naten @efdngniB berurtbeilt porben.
Sm le5ten CONNER erpiI9te man ibE
tpie6er in Ser @armer 8a0eanitalt, als
er einem 8aOenoen Elm 0elotGf96en
nit al Marf geftoblen bate. Oa
fur5 aubor anoern 8eIu9ern Der Babe
anitalt Gelobetrdge entpenoet ipproen
tparer, fagte Der Snipeftor Der Babe
anitalt S11fer audi oie iibri9en Siebz
fable auf Den &opf gu. S9dfer bat,
man mDse i'm ni9t anseigen, er polle
aues erieBsn. @pr Der S%traffamsr
beantraete Ser Stuatsantpalt tpeeen
Siebitdbls i'm &iidfane 5pei Sabre
3u9tbaus. Sas @eri6t lab nod ein>
NAL BON 3u9tbausitrafe ab uno err
fannie ouf Is Monate Sefdngnib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
Mltc GieQrren.

g1euben &Ieinert, elm Sabatpflan5er
bon 9erfs Gountp, Ya., bate $1,000
Gisarren felt Dem Sabre 1862 in feiz
mem Seller liegen lafen. gr bate DIE
gigurren ieoer5eit nit 9rofit perfdu>
fen fDnnen, tpenn er nur Die nDtbtgen
Stempelmarfen bGtte unf9affen pol-
len. ga &leinert jebo9 poQfommen
iiberseugt mar, 6ab Die &esierung fein
&e6t babe, i'm fir Die 9eriteaang BON
Gigarren aus felbitsepflan5tem Sabat
gu beiteuern, peigerte er ii9 fonftant.
Onfel Gam Sen berlangten Sribut gu
entri9ten. Solange er Die @igarren
ni9t p~erfaufts, fonnte er natirli9 CUR
9esablung Ser Steuer ni9t ge5tpungen
peroen.
DIS aleinert Dor stlihen Mondten
ftarb, eriu9te Die Wittpe oas Separte=
msnt ces Snneren in @aibington, @.
g., INN oie grlaubnib, Sic Steuer gu
besablen un6 Die Gigdrren los5ui4las
cen. Sin Snipeftor puro, heauftragt.
oen SAL gu unterfu6en, uno auf feiz
men 9eridt bin tpuroe 0ds @eIu9 Der
Grau befpi1ist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

Ser Ginflu E Der s IL 5 e n
auf geDlon mar i'm 8. S~abrbunoeri
mad ihrer gintpanoerune, rpel9e aui
oie 3eit Ser 3erit0rune oes Serufas
lemer Sem2els our9 Situs suriidratis
rem fon, 10 aroB gefporben, odB ibnen
elmer Ser &Dnige BON Malabar Elm
eigenes SGritentbum ubtrai uno ibren
Sibrer Sofepb &abban gum 5irffen
erbob.
Stu0irenoe s rduen IN
TinnIanb. On Ser einaigen Uni
beriitdt Sinnlanbs, 9sliingfprs, iino
mebr als 25 prosent Ser StuOirenGen
Trauen. Die Webr5abl Der 5rouen
bollenoet bas Stuoium ~alleroines
ni6t, fonoern es finb etpa IL Yro=
gent, .0ie cine Yriifung in irgeno elmer
TafultGt ableaen. Sie meiften Srauen,
Die oas Stuoium polenoen, fino Me-
bi5inerinner unb perben bon Sen &C.
meinoen nit @orliebe als &ranfenz
bals- uno IrmenGrste beborsuet. Sn
Dem gefammten finnii6en Qebrperfo>
nal fnb Die 6rauen nit 40 Yro5ent
pertreten; fe unterri6ten iptpobl 3nas
BEN pie Mdo9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
StrpbgefIe9te su rel,

Strpbsefle9te gu reini l.
gen. Man pdf9t lie rein NIT Seis
FEM unb 2ausentpaher unb f9pefelt
lie in nod feudtem 3uftanbe. OaSu
pertpenbet man elm SAB ober einen &dz
fen unb brinst ben @esenftanb, fpeI=
9en man f9nefeln min, auf elm yieB,
ober mittelit S4niire ober Stansen in
ben oberen She'll bes Safes. bann
felt man auf ben 8oben bes IaFes
cine SdiHel NIT S4pefel, aiinbet lebz
teren an, berfdlieBt bas SAB unb off
net es erit pieber, fpena Der S9tpefel
ldnsere 3sit gu brernen aufsebDrt
bat. Oamit bic @efledte nidt 5u
fart erbibt perben unb nidt perbrens
men, miiFen fs bod genug iiber BEN
Shmefel angsbraht tperben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

Sen SiteI MomiraI
berbanfen mir bur9 @ermittlung Ser
Gran3oien uno Spanier BEN Irabern.
Oiefe nannten ben 8efeblshaber oes
Meeres ramir(gleid @mir)zalma" ober
contradictory" Doraus Die Gpanier
unter 8%erfennung Ser Bebsutune oe5
ral," oas Den 5%fpeiten San be3eidnet,
ralmiraie De Ia mar" nno bie Sran<
5oien suerit ADMIRAL" oann numiruI'
ma6ten.
GIN DER 5ribhthitnthrls.
e: r8itte einen Homan fir
meme 9ndoigs."- II Of 3 Gn0Ier:
.gDie lit mobl oeren @eI1madg"-
3oe: %. fir Die t0nnen Sic uns
beoentli9 8eosntlides aeben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
...&oblem...

wer6en seliefert gu foIsenben Yreiien
per Sonne
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

school Extraordinarily. 1t has
reached out to all the pupils of school
age in the territory. School houses
have not always been as well designed
as they should be or as well supplied
with appliances. The teachers have not
always been the best, though they have
always been the best attainable under
the circumstances. But the school house
and the school teacher have always
been there, and no youth in these ISL
ands for many a year has needed to
grow up in ignorance for the want of
opportunity for instruction in the
fundamentals.
There has been great progress i'm late
years. Under superintendent Atkinson
the department was brought to a high
er educational plane than it had ever
been before. Under him the spirit of
progression was domiciled in the de-
partment The rejuvenated Lahaina
school, tea hing the hand as well as
the head and through the hand and
head, the heart, the Industrial school
for boys at Waialee,a nd the similar
one for girls in Palama and the new
Normal school building now practically
complete, are monuments to his far
sightedness, his broad-mindednes and
his capacity for organization and CO.
ordination.
! The school system brought to an ex-
cellent state of working possibilities is
set in motion today for another year
of work and effort, and there is every
reason to believe, progress. Superin-
tendent Davis has the intimate knowl-
edge that comes from experience, of
what is needed n the schools, and it
/ is believed the will and the capacity to
supply it. There is every reason to
believe that the work of the schools
this year will prove the most effective
| in the history of the schools of the
islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
Opening Of The
Public Schools


lean appreciation OF education has erected the the
way places
The school system Hawaii dates from early period the
beginnings of its advance civilization the works
Of the New England establish schools The language
had been fully reduced writing before schools began be estab
shed which reading and writing the language taught and
surprisingly before practically the whole population
daily attendance school learning this and wonderful
by which friends could with another though Sepaa
ed by the greatest distances possible in the Islands.
There is something most fascinating and inspiring in those early
missionary of the eagerness with which the Hawaiian people
took up study reading and writing and the elements of other
branches of school instruction The reproductive possibilities of in
sucton when the spirit OF desire enknded of the
period The Missionaries their regular
could begin provide instruction directly for the thou
sands Hawaan who desired it, But such the that
desire that did learn the udmens and beginnings
of reading and writing than he became instructor to those who
still lacked his knowledge In incredibly short time the ability to
and least had become widespread
general OF system of instruction crude and faulty
IT could have justification except necessity
crude beginning. The early missionaries
spared pains improve it. The system of instruction and the
ystemazaon of instruction progressed quite rapidly
more rapidly the nation did other elements civilization and
capable have been the head of the school
system the school system has been governmental
ar and at there been the head the
rren who sincere and anxious do all that he could
For wears the Hawaiian school system whatever its other defcen-
ces NAV has had that fundamental requisite OF popular
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

How well Secretary Taft has Impress
ed his ideas respecting the Philippines
and what should be done with and for
them on those in his party is shown by
the fact that Lafe Young, the Iowa
newspapermen, who is with the party,
one of the staunchest "standpatters, /"
one of the most uneompromising oppo-
nents of tariff revision, one of the very
buttresses Of the Tariff wall, writes
thus to his paper: 1T Is hoped by the
examination Of witnesses n Manila and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

elsewhere in the islands the facts will
come out which we believe to exist,
which will show that neither from the
tobacco production or manufacture nor
from the sugar production in the Phil
ippines ought either the cane or the
beet-sugar interest in the United States
TO fear injurious results from free trade
with the Philippines"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
w. G. Irwin G Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng
Scottish Union e. National ms. Co., OF
Edinburg, Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wilhelma Of Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
Castle Z COOKE. Id.
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company, !
The waialua Agricultural Co.. LtG
The Kohala Sugar Company. !
The waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Mo.
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InsuF-
ance Company of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

1t is Charles L. Martin who has taken
out the pawnbroker's license, and not
j. S. Martin, the tailor, and proprietor
of the celebrated tailors goose which
1writes the bystander stories.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

The victory of the Honolulus yester-
day was popular one. That team has
always been a bulwark against profess
sionalism in baseball.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

II there is any real spirit of fratern-
ity extant Walter G. Smith ought to
furnish bail for that small farmer ar
rested for brewing beer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
J A Lesson
} From Louisiana


from injected district regarded harmless being freely
yellow FeverNew Orleans August IA, I9o5There has been
virtually change the situation letter
OF the 9TH The rehnees here experiencing trouble the
shipment OF their product and is confidently expected
shipments from New Orleans throughout the months will
not be neeed with In fact the Segnomya Fasciata mosquito
theory has been thoroughly disseminated throughout the Southern
States being the only OF contamination that all enlightened
communities have accepted this theory and with exception
Ct quaannng against baggage household effects
ica fruits and other articles heavy rcgts
moving without interruption The exceptions this rule
who still adhere the old germ
OF these will barrels of sugar per week.
There lesson Honolulu in these remarks 1t emphasizes
Importance of anti-mosquto crusade.
The situation which has thus been relieved by the application
and modern scientific knowledge realized
the following description by the Sugar Planters Journal
Its issue August with the reported breaking Of yellow
fever Louisiana almost mpenetrabe lines have been
drawn by the evere parishes and pancky condition generally
prevails that already working hardship the country districts
large Existence anpay the the parishes
receive passengers from almost point whether infected other
and the disposition refuse honor certificates held by
parties from infected districts showing the holders have spent the
required detention camps has up chaotic condition that
called for the this week by the board
0! health which be elsewhere in this paper.
at behooves section of the than does sugar
district that the quarantine restrictions pointed by Dr.
Soucon exceeded by parish health
authorities dependent than of
the procurement outside and aborers the eectng
factory improvements and the conduct OF the campaign
"A deal of sugarhOue work under and order
have completed in time for the coming is imperative
chnery shipments erection Fortunately receiving OF freight
shipments nterered with the reproducing
parishes this sensible of the situation likely under
go change
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

The yellow fever epidemic at
New Orleans is not affecting sugar
shipments much, according to Will
lett & Gray's latest circular. Since
it has become generally recognized
that the disease is transmitted by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

Among the passengers going through
on the Sierra today was a young gem
tlemen named r. e. Morse. That
name seems so familiar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

This is the day when the public
schools open for the year. In
every part of the territory, children
of every nationality represented in
our cosmopolitan population, have
found their way to the school
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05
Congress For
GregOrian Chant

November While this held under exclusively
Roman Catholic invitation take extended to
all who take either direct Indirect Church music clergy
homasters organt horsters and aymen that they might
be strengthened the and love- the understanding and
GregOrian chant and bringing about uniformity
execution and There papers and discussions
each day from twelve practice and exposition the afternoons
with daily solemn pontfca High Mass which only GregOran
melodies permitted There also church in the
Sausburg cathedral the presenting ancient the other MODERN
organ Gregoan motifs Cards
of admission the could be had for the merely nominal fee
# five marks; single day tickets also provided.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-05

AT Strasburg, in Alsace, there
was held from August 6 to 10 an
International Congress for Greg
orian Chant under the direction OF
Professor Wagner, of Freiburg,
Switzerland, thus realizing the de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

there are a number Of big fellows on
hand, and the PROSPECTS for strong
team are rapidly Improving. Column
hla has many defeats 90 ayenge, but
while Il Is hardly PROBABLE she will
do lt this year. Captain Thorpe Is
confident the team vii, mako a most
creditablo showing for The season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

The government must In increasing
degree supervise and regulate the
workings OF the railroads engaged In
interstate commerce: and such In
creased supervision Is the only altern.
alive 10 an increase Of the present
evils on the one hand. or a stiil more
radical policy on the other"
What Has Happened,
Since the above was written there
has been a very thorough public as.
cussion OF this topic The house OF
representatives passed the so.callod
Esch ?rownaend bill. the senate
killed Il. The attorney general has
given an opinion that rate making
rs not a judicial function and cannot
Do exercised by the courts; the senate
committee on Interstate commerce has
held a six weeks vacation and gath.
cred six volumes Of testimony: on the
basis OF this bin Is 10 be recommend
ed by this senate committee The
provisions OF this report will be a mat
ter OF unofficial knowledge when the
president writes his next message.
Therefore, his former recommends.
tons are pretty certain 20 be dis.
cusnod, IT not reiterated by the presl'
dent In the light OF the subsequent
Developments.
other ideas Timely
The presidents purpose 10 recon,
mond federal supervision OF Insurance
companies was voiced before the scan.
dals which nave lately added 80
much 10 the publlc's Information on
this subject He may have had some
thing similar In mind when he wrote:
Il urge that congress carefully con
slider whether the power OF the bu
reau OF corporations cannot eonstltu
tionally De extended 20 cover inter
state transactions in insurance"
II viii he recalled further that the
pgesldea. In tho same message, urged
that congress pass legislation requlr
Ing the national campaign committed
10 make public their receipts and dis
1 burscments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

L. the white plague to be mastered
Mt last after Il has scourged the hu'
man race for untold centuries?
The eyes OF physicians the werld
over are upon the new vegetable
Juice" treatment discovered by DIT.
John 4. Russell. Of the New York
PostGi aduate hospital disponsary.
II there Is not conviction there Is
at least hope in the so-called "cure, "
because the reports from New York
OF disease arrested and health re-
stored are authentic.
The treatment beyond the shadow
OF doubt. has stayed the rayages Of
consumption Ia scores OF cases.
In some cities. notably Cleveland,
boards oi health have taken up the
discovery with enthusiasm and have
determined on carrying out extensive
experiments along the lines suggested
by Dr. Russell
Cleveland has free tuberculosis
hospital capable of accommodating
100 patients. This institution will do
we'll enough for the present" said
Dr. NJ. Frederick. head physician to
the board, but he continued, when
the merits OF the treatment are rqallz-
cd, no doubt a great. large sanltarlum
viii be- erected. wherein many OF the
victims of this long considered in
durable malady will DE brought back
90 liie-ior consumption Is living
death"
Al present the new treatment Is
generally termed the vegetable Juice
cure A Tar better name would be
the OyoriCudlng-loOd puTglng
process for the patients are literally
stuffed with immense quantifie4 OF
particularly adapted foods and liquids,
taken Ia addition 90 the vegetable
Juice. to such an extent thai were Il
not for constant purglng the stomach
must rebel and cause discharge OF
surplus foods from the mouth
The idea Is 10 let the patients sys-
TEN absorb an that Is possible OF nu-
TRITON. and the residue ia removed by
cathartlcs.
A patient under this treatment need
not pity The y" pate de fOle geese,
stuffed To sh, bursting for liver en-
iargoment Hut what matters it n the
dreadful lung destroying germs finds
hls pastures grown 10 hoalthtul con
dltlon In which he cannot thrlve2
A visit % the kitchen" OF one OF the
nov cure establishments presents d
strange scene. on every side are
baskets OF vegetables. Here Ia list
OF those used
Potato. onion, beet. tUrnlp, cab
hage. celery. sweet potato, apple, pine
apple, carrot, parsnip, rhubarb, sum
mer squash. tomato. spinach. radishes
string ueans, green peas with the pods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

over, he will soon pass into tho dis
card sans money, sans manager, sans
anything.
hugo Kelly and Young Mahoney
will mix Il % Milwaukee on october
9Th.
Al Orlh says the balk rule Il a
good thing az q prevents the pitchers
from going through an unnecessary lot
OF maDeuvers only calculated 10 make
matters uncomfortable for batters,
spectators. base runners and umpires.
one critic says Lal0le would be- a
stili greater baisman n he we're not
80 anxious TO hit ne ball.
In Battling Nelson's opinion Abe At
tell Ia the greatest ring general Ia
the world today Tie Is not only a
good boxer. but De ls full Of all sorts
OF tricks that 90 10 make him a good
flgntsr.
While they are cheering for the
Giants New Yor fans are ohllvlous
10 the fact that iho Yankees are grad
ually Slipping on Of THE first diyis'
ION.
Louis Leroy, O full blood Chippewa
Indian. has ioinoi tho New York Am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

Washington, d. c., Sept 29.--Presl.
dent Roosevelt is planning series OF
conferences .or the arst two weeks in
October, for the purpose Of working
out the details OF his message to con-
greas The trip which ho Is planning
To the southern states Will begin about
October rs, and will last until Novem.
Der TO- so ne feels that Il Is necessary
90 get along In his message task be-
toIo he starts.
Railway legislation and federal con.
troll OF Insurance are the two topics
which Will lead the message. These
are now absorbing his attention. The
authors of The Esch-TOWnEend bill are
10 he taken into consultation October
1, and early in November senator Ste
phen b. Elkins will communicate un-
ofllclalls his ideas of the senate com
mlttoe's report Il Is already known
thar Mr.. Elklns wants a BIN making
the courts the aihIters OF railway
rates.
The president has assured many OF
his summer visitors that he has not
changed his views on the remedy for
the railway situation, Last December
IN mis- annual message he said
above all else, we must strike 20
keep the highways OF commerce open
20 all on equal terms. To DO this Il
is necessary 90 put full stop TO all
rebates Whether the shipper or the
railroad Is 20 blame makea no differ
ence; the rebate must be stopped, the
abuses Of the private car and private
terminal track and side track sys
tens must be stopped "
Zee also said:
While ! am OF the opinion that al
present 1t would be undesirable, II \
were not impracucable, finally "a
ciothD The interstate commerce com
mission with authority 10 fix rates.
do believe ihai. as a fair security q
the shippers. tho commission SHOULD
ho vested with the power, when
given rate mas been challenged, anl
after a full hearing found 10 be an
reasonable, 10 decide. subject, 20 ~
dlcial review. what shall be- a reason
able rate 10 take is place. the rullnl
OF the continuation 10 take guect inlm,
dlately, and 20 obtain unless and unit
u iB reversed by the court Of review