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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
PERSONAL


W. r. Giimer Is in Mineral Wells.
J. b. MosCly of sulphur is in the
city.
W. w Bixby Of lawton is in the
city.
p o. Bingham is back from trip
to Texas.
Finis Fox is bacl, from trip 20
Kentucky.
j. n. Cutcher Of Muakogo was a
recent visitor.
j. p. Walker of Mill Creek was III
the city yesterday.
NJ. d. Samson. deputy revenue col.
lector. /. in the city.
Miss Ivy Wallace of Fort Worth is
in the city in the interest OF the Tele
gram.
Claude HObson departed today Ia
spend a vacation of two weeks in
Texas.
r l.. Coston is in the city from
Sulhpur Springs Texas. visiting his
brother. \. IL. Coston
Miss Nell Nolen came in last night
from Lockpori, y y, whore she has
| been attending school
Los Baum. who has been In Musko
/ gee for some time. has returned and
/ accepted a position with Julius Kahn
/ Fred l.. Cortland, formerly of Aledc
/ H., Il in the city Tor the purpose ~
| locating here. He is brothorin.law
| of J. Z. White Of the lndiahoma Real
/ ty company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
NARROW.

Special Correspondence.
NARROW. |. r., July IA slow, stea.
dy rain fell here the greater part OF
last night From reports the rain
se ms 10 be general in this vicinity
and will do a world OF good. Corn will
be exceptionally fine this year and
the demand for same elsewhere vii.
doubtless make a good shipping point
for corn, at NARROW.
Cotton Is doing nicely, although
rather backward. The farmers are
still going after the grass.
r. c. Ridley Of this place shipped
two car loads Of cattle to the St
Joe market last night.
Recent reports in II" territory pa
pers of the indictment Of officials OF
high standing in this territory, in con
necriOn with the Chickasaw warrants
has caused much excitement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
FLEMING SUCCEEDS WARD.
Latter Has Resigned as Deputy cIers
d. Tishominqo.

" is r.uorfol on good authority that
Il. o.. Fleming OF Pauls Valley has
eeer appoint ID deputy clerk of the
Federal court AT Tishomingo to sue,
ccei Deputy W. r Ward, who has, IL
IS stated resigned Fleming has been
in the employ of the government and
Is experienced in the work He was
connected tor some with the Office AT
Pauls Valley.
II was currently reported on the
streets this morning that =. y. Rob
nett had been appointed marshal, but
the Iumor was without foundation
The friends of MIR. Colbert are very
hopeful that he will be retained. De
velopments, however. ere expects
any day in Mr.. Colbert's case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

\ heavy uin fell here lest evening
and it is believed that it wiz greatly
help crops. The rain came from The
.OUthwest and was accompanied by a
hlyy wind. In some sections of the
town trees were blown down and the
clouds at on time had the appearance
Of a severe storm. As far as can be
learned no damage was done through
out the country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
Eor Sale.

The best paying hotel in the Chick
asaw Nation, Reason for sale Is wish
to retire from hotel management Ma
proof save an investigation Of the
trade needed 10 convince a man who
understands the business that this is
a rare opportunity for purchase.
NJ 4. RICE,
ProUrietnr Globe Hotel
-5-l5 Pauls Valley, !. II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

WateTmelons on ice,
Plenty of cabbage,
Plenty new corn,
Ice cold butter,
Bananas,
Plenty country lard,
Ham,
Eggs, and
Everything else good tn eat az
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red-Hoaded Grocar's Store
Phone 80. Store at Cold Storage
2.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Pinules contains the Alternative and
diuretic proprieties found in the ma
tive pine. A certain cure for all liv-
er, kidney and bladder diseases. A
single dose OF Pinules will relieve the
worst case of backache in one night.
Sold by City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
Attention Gin Men

Now is the time of year 10 fix al
your gins and you all need babbi
metal. Old type is considered tn,
best babbit metal. have a few hun
dred pounds of same which ! will sci
cheap. Call on or write
NJ. j. PARKER, Printer.
ArdmOrp l. #
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
INDIANS WANT MONEY.
Debt Outstanding for Fifty Years.
Says Government Owes Them 100000

Guthrie, o. r., July Chief To
nee of the Iowa Indians passed
through Guthrie today IN route 10
White Cloud Kas., where a council
Of all Iowa Indians viii be held TO
arrange for the tribal delegation TO
go to Washington 10 confer with Pres
ident Roosevelt and Secretary Hitch.
cock regarding the payment Of $780,
000 claimed to be due the tribe for
fifty years back The Indians ask the
principal ana interest for fifty years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Ramssy's Witch Hazel Balm is most
cooling and soothing to parched and
iniamed sunburnt skin. It's neither
greasy nor sticky and Is delightful to
use. Price 25c.
? f. J. RAMSEY. Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

-. b. Lester. who has bcsn in
. orgie for 'he past several weeks.
has r'urrol end states that he en-
t,'"3 ,hc trip immensely. Colonel
Lester Is thc owner Of the electric
rG'!wu" franchise. MIR. Lester did not
accrMuaug him home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

We please others and can pleas,
you with our superior workmanship
in cleaning and pressing. The mos
delicate fabrics are not injured by Oui
steam process.
33t CARL d. DAVIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

F. : Morse, who formerly resided
in Ardm3re, dropped dead at his home
in Bayia last Saturday. Mr.. Morse
was Wcll known here. He was i'm th1
city last Thursday and complained of
being sick but il was thought that
nothing serious would result. He r.
ilHad home Friday and the following
ia. di.l suddenly. Heart failure was
tsg cause of death
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

No hurrah selling. No sailing Of
the better clothing at our Special one
fourth OFF Grand Clearance Sale.
Everything goes.
2-3 MADDEN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03
Band Members.

Are requested to meet al O'Clock
sharp 10 play for the Commercial club
also n rehearsal and business meetins
of Importance.
r. LEE HOBSON, Director.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

The Jewish ladies' Aid Society viii
meet with Mrs. !. Kalish July 1 at
$3.50 p. m.
MRS. MAX WESTHEIMER, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Mrs. J. r. orr has gone TO sulphur
and Ada for a weeks visit
r. \. Cromor has returned from n
visit 10 relatives in Texas
J. :. Edison of Bowie, is in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs j. y. Nor.
gan
Miss Maggie McMagor and brother.
Monroe are in The city from sherman
the gu sj- OF The family Of Mi. and
Mrs. Py,au OF SOuh ArdmOre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Com" tu thc grand clearance sale
- MADDEN 4 co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Special prices on Tablb Damask
Madden's Clearance Sale 2-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Clothing onefourth off, grand clear
ance sale.
2.3 MADDEN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

Millinery at onehalf price at Mad
den's Clearance saie. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

We can save YOU 80 per cent On
summer trousers made To- order
% CARL -. DAVIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

straw hats one-third off.
2-S MADDEN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-03

The quickest way 10 enumarate your
friends Is TO count your dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
:TRIO. DISAPPEARED
W|TH|FEL||:X|''.'.s' 'ss5.0,,0.00||. % J. !.
German Bet Large Sum on
Horse Strangers Skipped
With Money. g$
4 nv Is, Associated Press.)

( NEW YORK, Feb, 7,-on the hl|esd-, !,
ton that he had been ilecced out q
s5o, 600 By Il pretended wire tapping
scheme, John IT,. Felix has caused Use h ~ the
arrest OF FREDERICK Williams, and the po'
lice are searching for8two other men who
Ii ID charged, will be concerned IN the ne
schome, Felix is Il German and ~ dealer
IN musical Instruments. lie says that M
since, ho came from Germany last J June
iho. had lost $4,000 by playing roulette, lt.t
Lately he said u stranger, who pretended
70 hayo met him In a. gambling 'establisll-
.nrlent. came to him with m offer lo on, !,
ablo hln "a sreeoup his losses by 5n4t t'p on
ttl1e New ORLEANS horse races, TO be So
by wire .aI .aRplg Mta as
the the stranger took Felix to the. offices
sHs Urn panhsEl Waa the a Arm
leaves It's offices open for the conye ~.
ynience le Of pntrans, and Induced Felix to
hst 1000 On Old Stone to Win .ats New
Orleans. The rio 4 Of strangers dlsapr
nearcd With the 80, ,000. g \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
BEACH I|:: UNCA,NNY; Joan \ ICE
CH[CKs.R0AR OF: Waves. L J.
Gigantic Field Extends From
Shore Far Out on on
" Ocean.
nv Associated Press )

NORFOLK, VA. Teb. ga gigantic leo
field moved down tho. Chesapeake Bay
tonight and out into the ocean, For flf--
teen miles along the Virginia coast me
son ID covered with tho leo that extends tends
from tho shore far out on the ocean f''t' =
,rhe SURF has been stopped by the leo
fIe,d and for tho first time in fifteen
years the roll and roar OF the waves mas
been checked. Residents at he pencn
Tonight describe the situationSas bcins
Conditions IN the inner hnrpof
here. in tho rivers nnd tributaries to .
HAMPTON Roads arc in worse shape thnn
Yesterday. a great fleet OF tlca-bolinu
Vessels is in tho harbor and the British
schooner Harry, which cleared several
days ago, was towed back into the har-
bor minus her anchor and a lot OF cable.
she had been caught In the ine, 4. Il X
Tho Cape Henry weather obserys & re-
norts tho heaviest movement Of vessels
in and out the oppes to-day In the history
Of that statIon. Oyer fifty vessels pass
eds and at tlmea 40 rapidly II was im-
possible to take q record Of i hem X ss5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
iT'OVlNS:i|R| Rising
MUCH DISORDER. D | 4 |.
More Than 4 Score Added to.
81; 'otal8 8sso q Killcd iii 55#
5S5i Russia N
~
soc NESTS WARNING !
Plan ~ ewEF3 R forms s PRO osed'1S a
bys mister Sofs Finance sA Ap77l
II proved by Czar. By
z. ~ 3. illlE.E
Y. Assoc clated Press. Q

g sT. T.ssPETERsBURG.. N n. Il. Feb 81 ::16 q All
nj. IF Or the moment the ling crime
ii, ii Ielsingfors has wthdrawn attention
from the strike situat Jon through j Russia
10 day d events in oland and the eau u,9
ca hoWeyer, are ser GUS enough
4ti themselves pisora aets In smaller
industrial towns ot ola q have ad ddedt
5inore than a score ITO the total Tof Il the
killed, and troops have been sent to War *
saw and Kutno SO miles west OF War ,-3
saw to quellsupr sings II here. .gS The strike!
conditions in the Caucasus Sare becoming
worse Is and traffic on the Trans Caucasus
Railway is interrupt ~. s5ss
s< rho men empl Dyed In three st, Peters,
burg burg factories I hren tened " to walk out
Yesterday, 4 but the grievance in this in y
stance, \ lich+ vas & over strike pm was
settled at q onfercncc. Il 9557 5as
IF ~ 3 large nall M tory li III V the Vasstll
BOstroff sec tioiia was III burned vest terday,
and $reportss OF ndiarianl$3 current
|; but appear to We. been based on pre-
sumption rat ther;l than proof e
+ Il The Central Commit teo OF the II Tussian
Social l&D Democrat II w Vorkmen's s party has
issued a. viocnt procla mat Ion, which has
peer, widely circulated In the factories
Of ST. Petersburg,S calling on the oper--s.
,atiyes to array themselves under the.
red n flag Of tho Social Democracy and
prepare for nn armed renewal Of the
January Demonstrations. The proclanla-
ton bitterly aHsails church and State and
tho higher classes. and concludes
is5t'InS order to gain yictory ywo must
organize a3fyast work EMS q rlry Then;
again 4 fwe will start, for the q PALACE to
present our demands. not without weap-
ons, not with ikons and not with snppll-
cations, but with arms In our hands
under the blood red standard OF tho Russ.
sian Social Democratic party NJ sel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
incrr'eedulous ex-

Davenport. noting tho incrcd Z e.
;pressions on tile face Of The Times Dls-
patch correspondent. You are cert an
sly a. managing agent OF the corporation cor
which publishes your paper, and. a,e uhuei sssl
this bill all tho rules egulatlolls, anu -
bylaws adopted for the control Of It's
business ana tho direction :of5 It's Officers r
mnnng ng agents aud directorsi-11 quote
tho bill--must he filed with the commits com MS
.sloner Of corporations,
s85tGApply thatSsto the mannsenlent iol ~
!neewspaper Office How many newspapers
viii be willing to file all the rules and an !
regulations adopted for the direction o. 9
it's Officers. managing agents, etc,,1 with a
government bureau in washington for the
general information of me nup!lo' I, nMu ,s1u
sifSyour paper does not supply TINS Fll'tof-
nation, then, on suit Of tho Attorney
General. tho publication OF the paper can
tle supnressed,S for the corporation can be
prohibited doing all Interstate business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
HERE'S |. TROUBLE: RI II: FOR ]. [
1.-THE Gallant | FOURTH NJ !.
Newspapers u, T a Will be Involved in
Bill to Regulate Cor #
porations.
=, u,ron,,, !, our REGULAR Correspondent.)

53'45 (FrOnl our {1teH u1uA ~ tN'A'e' w
3;YYAsHINGTON,sD D. c,,, Eel, 7.TTpan,et
Davenport, of bridgeport. Conll,' VINO
represents the Associations for Aialntalh-I
Ing the Rights OF Property, said to-day
that mono ofsthe corporations noWsln *. e;t
istence would bo more affected py tno
proposed bill to regulate corporations
than the newspapers, "a large NUMBER
Of tho newspapers Of this country Z are are
represented m In tho membership Of our as
ssociutton,' he said, either as 8proprler
tors tors, 4 or holders OF shares Of stock y
various publications, or as stockholoers
II concerns which advertise ~ neWspae- pe,
pers. There Is no publication Of any con-
sequence that does not do IN INTERSTATE
business, for It's circulation EXTENDS %, ne. 2.
yond tho bounds Of the State ~ which y y
S.,iconsea,,ently,a said Mn Davenport,
|Nunder the Garfield bill a COPY OF eyery
general INSTRUCTION issued 70 q an sed't'r,
Correspondent or reporter, relatln IN any
manner to the business Of o ne Wspal'er,
TO an advertising agent or y 9 aa y gent
soliciting subseripti ions, would have to Abe
filed with the bureau Of Corpora lions ~
ksy4shington, Think " over, sag n M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
Did Not Fix Amount.
fsnec,al 10 Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.'

fSpecial to The TImcs-Dlspatcfl.JI q. 20
y,ASHINGTON,s D. {. c. Feb. The
COMMITTEES on Industrial Arts and SI,x- ,,-;
positions met this morning With the y IN.
derstandng that the amo ount. to Pc re,
commended to be appropriated In aid #of
the Exposlt!on would ,l., 70
ever that tho committce was In need 5of
further Information as to the cost. OF the
naval features and adtournlnent3ssW q was ias
taken to thursday, ut which time the
Navy Department Will have. the. .aeslrea
estimates read for tho use ol o. - ti'o coi1l7
mittee u, q, |. I, T, I, :, ~ -
Richmond, saw Chairman TaWney, Sot INC
sExposItion Committee, who told him y, 10
would he glad to hear HIN nt az u g atstg Y
sso0, 900 to aid n1colored mans exhibit 8at llt
The exposition rs I S8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
GUNBOAT NEWPORT N.E DR.
ADR|FT and HELPLESS. |. /: ]:
is Somewhere Off Virginia
Coast Propeller at Bot
tom Of Sea.
tRy Associated Press,)

/ NORFOLK. VA. Feb, 1.-The United
states gunbout Newport Is adrft and
helpless somewhere off the Virginia coast
and her propeller lies at the bottom Of
the sea, 65
This report came from the coast TO the
nayy-yard to-day. and tho naval tus
wahnota was at once dispatched to tow
the disabled boat in;
+ Tho Wahneta returned to-nlght and re-
ported that the Newport could not bo lo-.
Gated Ii, a radius Of sevensy-fiye miles
from tho capes and to-morrow morning
the gunboat Hornet will 50 out TO search
for the yessel,
Tho Newport is attached to the carrl- lrl'I
bean sauadron. epa was en- route south
from Boston, rsllyr command q Gosa'
! u,ander Albert A1esss. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08


/, 1 4 to find some sis for Inter
iyention 81, .the interest Of peace IN the ne
East been made t here to ost
- ing s,icl, a movement. he State
ipspartment slas made No oyertures s re
Gently either of the interest ntsr9sted pw ov
], ~, III oyemen Mt In Europe r he position
81 Sthiss st government lus not changed IN
and y would welcome , m, 2 set, set
fiIct there nv means 3tof direct ncgotin-j
tons tons between the bcligerent powers 9 Or !,
ithrough the median Of an internatlonal q, !
con loren &c. But no matter which curse ''l
r. followed & / n arranging tho terms OF
lpeace, the one point POI which .tho
United states government Will lnsst + rs rs
that both Russia and Japan shall, In s. tho i
settlement, live up to the terms Of 8 he nA'
.unlertaking, to which both Of themlllay'e
subscribed that the integrity O.. Chin's
shall DO respected and equal right tof e!
All powers in China recognized. including
distinctly tho open door. y ttr3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
RUSSIA SEEKS {
COMPROMISE? [ | | ||| ] VI i:
Effort Being Made to Reach IN. IN
ecrstanding With Japan pi1.'7I Oh il
Favorable Basis.
.ADMAB BAzA 6 G0Es ii 0 FAR R EAST: Al'|;':
Ncwspapc n 3 Long err reclaim Claim
Necessity 81 ontintlillg
War at All Costs. s55
"
!. rs g Is,ssociat ted d Prcss. ) q

ST. T.pETERSBuRG, u oh. Ii 40 3P.j M.---.55
The renewed peace ia TX finds OF the 81
est echo in oficial and plo matte Scl r:-s
cles at st. Petersburg, where mperor r:
Nichoias's oft-rspeatcil declasat ION tl'at
" ar must bo rried ito So ctoiry
5con Z, fusion remains the the
ST fuat ,s I ".
|Sstyr1e e;prevaliins optnio anon q iploma's
HI: ST. Petersburg IS that = ana 1tiis
si;t would choose France &ra thar than e g
51Inited In states when &tlie Time arrives 10
dIsc,Isg terms cf peace. It Is d. ffic1llt,
m not impossible, to tell when this time
will come. ~ The present r current OF fSpres ss
and public opinion In ussi Ia q pp ea ~ o 1o
be settling towards peace. 70 i news
papers no longer ella I'M the me ecessl.y
Sof continuing tho war at vi " 2
tIcles appearing in the, a,l So amnti IND n til!s
Novoe Yremya q tfea sig na...res =. (, y,
have Just returned from AIanehi1ria $cr''ti-
cise Nthc conduct ofE operations here r., an
unmea s,red !. terms; while these pa psrs
editoriallys declare that hopes of95 Victory a3
arc remote. s l$it rs , Il u
Tho wa r never has been, in he $full Z
sense OF the word, popu ar, ,@i The present
distress and discomfort OF the s'tVor k.lls
ria ss and the general csire for fornl
! inri1,c.d by&the upper ella IS 1l1:, " dcYeiop
q, strong peace movement wi tn which the y,
government may have to ckon; but on !
the other hand. It IS genera lly ndH1lttad
tbat IL peace should be concluded under le,1
dlsadvantagcous condi tons. would ~ nlis--
terialy strengthen the egeneI1lies ot53.no !, :,
IRE sent government, which will not fai,
to keep this fact IN sight. end hope mt
some some means can be found Of chingSaHn
adjustment satisfactory to Russia .nnu
.Japan. This places special Importance ,l1.'
On the mission entrusted to M 4Adma- llIl
ba7a, director OF tho Commlt ttee on the g
Iar East, who is BELIEVED to3fhaye g, gene
htherin IN order to report e y the I'm
neror the possibility Of rca aching q coln-
promise with Japan without material
prejudice to Russia's Interest. 4 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
"a Compromise I Measure A |l.'; ); ull!l['|
May r'hWart Wishes Of
President Roosevelt.
.M'CALL. MAKES AN N
TX ON COURTS
Member From Massech chusetts De
clares That Judicial System
Usually 4. Reflects 8 !. y Policy Of
Party III Power-A Atttitude
Of Demo Gratis on Pro .#s3
Is posed Legislation.
a. = ..5.l. I.


%} {Fron, Our Regular Correspondent ,
,vAsHINGToN,sD D. g, F'cb. I. ~ ~ Every
body will vote for II. but body wants an,
the preventative Sidney :i.3 li.i
siudd Republican preventative from from
Maryland, describes tho attitude Of Con-
grcss toward the pending rat reg ulation ~
Bill, on which discussion Is row proceed
Ing In tic House. I'll said he had Et talked
extensively with Shis collea sues and Z l1 he
5had not heard one express hlnlsel { 80 Us sl.
lied Will, the bill, ,s IN
here -shoa lI'sslll-
hers WHO do tnbt egtslat Ion on T
the subject and consent # to vote for tile
pending bill only because tho e resld ent
is relentlcss In 4 his determinati ion 70 Sc. Sc.
cure such legislation, and mt this session
Others oppose such hasty action because
OF tho Importance y Of the subje t.ss ne
enormous Interests involved. and The dan
ger OF working injury to proper 555
THE speeches made thus far on the Re-
publican side do not endorse the bill IN
every particular, and D emocrats$ are urg-
ing the DaYcy substitute which Is 'ln-
doubtedly far nearer the ideas expressed
IN the message OF the President. Il the
pending bill should be passed by the two
houses and receive the approval OF the
President, there need be little fcarS on
the part Of the ailroads that there VIII
be extensive changes OF conditions under
which 4 hey have to do business. III nor
should shippers feel elated unduly. Tho
measure does not o ffer any great meas.
uro Of relief. Ss The feature which permits
appeals to a specially constituted court,
and royides that the rate fixed by. the
Interstate Commerce Commission shall
not go into effect pending the appeal Is,
Of itself, sufficient to destroy all faith IN
the efflcacyjof the proposed nlca sure.
Democrats to Vote for II.
1T IS believed. however. that the
| Democrats OF tho House M will & vote
for tho Townsend -I5sci n ratio bill,
when 4 It is put s$ upon ~ It's " pa ge. g
though they will first vote for tho Dayey
hill which was reported by the minority
members o. the Committee on nterssate 9
and Foreign Commerce 5Sas A q y asu pstituto
measure. Tne vote will $be taken first On
the motion to adopt tho Davey substitute: e
| Hearst Y1tte measure, isswill vote against
1.-THE Davey substitute, and. Of course, the
l5Rcpubicans will vote solidlys In the mega
l}tive The vote will then recur Eon he
| I.ToWnse;ld- lIsch measure. THIS Will com :
| lmnnd tho blican fvot te, and $ tated
lthe Democrats will supportsit, as as the PES pest
measnre,tlat can, an 9e gq5sen 81 en- ,bst
said Representative Hay.5of Virginia, to-
day -'a;ld then 7 shall vote for the ma;
lEjority bill I6nrefer the measure re 9
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