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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

II LED n way IN Massachusetts in establishing state
III supervision of the railroads, and we did it so wisely and
AXE so well that Mr.. Asquith, the great English authority on
railroads, in his testimony before the senate committee
on interstate commerce and in his book on railroads re-
fers to the Massachusetts legislation as A MODEL FOR THE
SUPERVISION OF RAILROADS.
But the supervision and the regulation of the railroads are one
thing and their OWNERSHIP is another and totally different thing
I believe in the exercise of the national power to REGULATE inter
state commerce. give to the interstate commerce clause of the CON
stitution the LARGEST POSSIBLE INTERPRETATION but it
does not follow from that that L should support the ownership of the
railroads by the government.
offered an amendment to the rate bill, and it now forms the first
sentence of the law which includes within the jurisdiction of the inter
state commerce commission the PIPE LINES of the country. |
thought they needed regulation and supervision as much 20 anything
IN this country and that they ought to have been included, but it does
not follow from that that l think the United States should take over
and OWN THE BUSINESS of the Standard Oil company. I
think we should regulate and control, that we should prevent SC far as
nopolysecures from the railroads. 1 think that we should make them
do business with justice to the people whom they serve, but I do not
thinkit would be wise for the United States to go into the business of
refining oil, and I think the gulf that separates those two propositions
is as wide as it can possibly be.
If you place in the hands of the government the BUSINESS
AGENCIES of the country, you confer upon it powers which alter its
entire character. 1t is not a question of whether the United States
should have those powers as againstlthe states. 1t has nothing to do
with N~ATIONALISM OR SEPARATISM. 1t has to do with the
very essence of all government. Is it well for any government to take
possession of the business agencies of the country and run them?
We know in what direction those policies point they point toward
SOCIALISM. There is nothing new in it. It is an old remedy that
has been suggested in the past centuries over and over again in order
to cure the ills that flesh is heir to. You will find the doctrines of com
munism, of socialism, discussed MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND
YEARS AGO and sairized in the comedies of Aristophanes. You
will find them solemnly discussed in the republic of Plato and by Arts
tohe in his politics.
We cannot afford to close our eyes and sit down and say everything
is right and we will DO NOTHING. That is the attitude of the tory
and the reachonary.
WHAT WE CAN DO Is WHAT WE HAVE DONE-MEET THE
QUESTION OF THE HOUR, BUT MEET 1T WITH MEASURES WHICH
PROCEED ALONG THE LINES MARKED OUT BY THE GREAT MEN
WHO HAVE FOUNDED THE REPUBLIC AND CONTINUED BY THE
GREAT MEN WHO SAVED THE REPUBLIC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

Governor Stokes is scheduled to
70 make a speech for Senator Jack
son In New Brunswick tonight. The
date when Davy Baird will throw
the weight of his influence in favor
Of Young Hickory, who bent so easily
under the weight of the pigeon bill,
has not yet been publicly announced.
Newark Evening News.
Sure. BY all means have Davy
Baird come up here and tell us about
at pigeon bill. Then Jackson might
IS all why he did not resign when
upon by the New York Trib-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

Illinois man. He thinks so highly
of his idea he has had it patented.
AS shown in the illustration, the
brush is suspended On a chain which
hangs on a nail in the wall. The
chain and the cap r separate at
tachments and are entirely distinct
from the toothbrush. The holder can
in this way be used in connection with
any toothbrush. 1t is not essential
that the brush and the chain attached
be made and sold as N article. Any
toothbrush can. be attached to the
holder and hung on the wall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Oct. "a
The steamer Saratoga, which was in a
collision with the steamer Adirondack
on the Hudson river. nea Tiyoli. has
been floated. The port boiler, which
was knocked into the river at the time,
has not yet been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

une to do so after he had brought
disgrace upon the state and compelled
the government to call a special ses-
sion to wipe out the stain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
Movement For Pure Elections.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. PA citizens'
movement, led by Bishop William Cross
well Doane. is being organized here ID
pat nu end to the corruption of vote RS
ut elections.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

Let us hope that the western bliz-
zard will be switched off to the north
ward and waste itself in the Arctic
regions before it gets across the Mis-
sissippi river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger'c
sipre. 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24

No two tides ever reached precisely
the same mark. No two opportun1-
ties (such as are found in the want
ads.) are ever exactly alike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
nx Lieutenant General H..c coRpIN. U. $. a.

by Lieutenant General H.c coRBIN. U. "a.
T would seem unnecessary to argue to a fAlS MlNDEl
person,the superiority Of a system which provides a mild ALEC
holic beverage at reasonable cost in moderate quantities oN
DER STRICT MILITARY CONTROLto one which results
in lumnc 4e colder away from his barracks to %neighboring' dives
where his SOUL AND BODY are poisoned and ruined by vN
liquors, with the accompanying vices, and where his money Is tate
from him by.gamblers and thieves.
UNAUTHORIZED ABSENCE AND FREQUENT DESERTloNs, Di
REcTIv TRAcEARLE TO VISITS TO THESE DENs OF INioulTY
FORM A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF The CASES OF TRIAL BY TIL
SEVERAL MILITARY COURTS. THE NUMBER OF WHICH IS
BLOT UPON THE OTHERWISE Fab REcSRD OF Our ARMY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
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No matter what price GU pay fol an 80. B" Suit or Overcoat you can be certain
me thino-vou will Get better value for your money than you can possibly get
anywhere else. 4e. I'LL mudons
And besides pay ing less you can choose here iron a variety OF new "a, fan WG aaens
into right style of clothes for every man young o. old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-24
Nothing New
4. In Government
W Ownership
OF Railroads"

BY United States Senator HENRY CABOT LODGE
of Massachusetts,

E led the way in Massachusetts in establishing state
supervision of the railroads, and we did it so wisely and
50 well that Mr.. Asquith, the great English authority on
railroads, in his testimony before the senate committee
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-05

to start as II memory had galvanized his nerves. and
plunging his right hand into his breast pocket he
pulled from those mysterious depths a letter on
which he bent his searching eye.
1t was not dainty missive Of robins egg blue
that bore trace Of the scent Of violets; II had
gummy' look, and melled OF q well known com.
merciai commodity quoted on the Board of Trade as
water white or window glass" .4
No more loconic epistle was ever penned than the
one which held the attention Of the Major. Not
Caesars famed dispatch was better pruned Of SUPER
fuous verbiage. 1t read
Come to me.
Westward no! has ever been the cry Of those who
mean TO conquer. 80 we next behold the Major ON
the hike toward the setting sun. .,
The light OF fixed purpose shines from his ewes.
o. ne again unfolds letter in the secuson Of the
Pullman drawing room. Again the austere cbiroO.
raphy OF HE who never speaks, IL recognized
Again the renous odor assails the sensitive nostrs
when the screened air blows across the ''banker
bond" page which Healy scans Again Ia verbal
parsimony manifested in al its perfection.
This is what appears thereon,
Major Healy will explain W.T.. Cp
But It Ii enough and the Major grown wise IN
Just such service Ia making all Florida towns
wherein large land owners dwell and Is explaining
to beat the band. - s~p'"'"''s
Once upon time THE SUN man took it'll
trip 70 Savannah, and found out some things. the
printing OF which threw very considerable Light on
0Atk Mtmauon a ganbtvftns r.d .,.soa. Z 81 ast
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-05

", Major Healy, round and rosy,
Your energy Is great, "a M aFf
.ta AT any time you'll mosey,
'ce. To fix some trap with bait
ne dough, To know what's going on these days,
Camp on the Majors trail
g, For things are bound TO happen g'
When Healy rides the rail- 5
Proating by this experience the writer had no
sooner heard that Major Healy was abroad IN the
land than he took another trip, this time TO some
western counties in the State into which he learned
that Healy had looked, on his tour &
He found out
tials from w. +. Coachman, signed with Coachmans
own hand which gain him access to the private of.
noes OF the large land owners in the State.
Ihat Coachman, through Healy, 10 urging these
large owners TO resist the drainage tax and to work
aganst .ne adoption OF the constitutional amendment
proposed by the last legislature to cure any defect
IN the act passed by the Legislature, putting
into effect the plan TO drain the Everglades which
was indorsed by majority Of the people Of the
who elected the present Governor and Cabinet
That Coachman's argument presented by Healy
10 the land owners, 10 substantially az follows:
he bears n -~TG>'
IF this drainage plan is successful. and the
three millions OF acres Of rich land in the Everglades
are thrown open for settlement the price Il hound
70 DC low, because THE STATE will be the holder Of
tne land ibis Is bound to reduce the price Of other
lands, and this means YOUR land which Won now
hold at top prices. 80 -"
10 you want land to be cheapi How will YOU
get profit out Of the land you bought at $3.50 10
70 per acre when the State will have BETTER LAND
THAN YOURS which can be bought at reasonable
:. "You must work against this drainage business
y you hope to KEEP PRICES UP to TIE point AZ
wnlcn you have placed them since Won corralled ALI
the available land. A II9TT'Gn'ST >SD"r@ %
You must work TO defeat that constitutional
amendment 90 that II we win in the courts, THAT
Fg 800 CONTINUED on Thirteenth Psgel
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-05

Major Healy, bold and jolly, Major Hea
How we love your merry soul; Don't We
Yourself and melancholy Your style
Are never cheek by jowl AT mixin
IT'S true you're quite rover, Those trips
And have no fixed abode; Your pla
But we know there's something doing, We know 9
When Healy takes the road. When HI
Well, the Major is again en- tourage.
This time he is not looking after political fences.
On this swing around the State, the noble work of
persuading the voter how TO vote just exactly right,
engages not the attention Of the versatile Major.
A sterner duty calls him from those pastoral per-
suits in which his bucoic spirit reves as he compels
reluctant mother earth to yield her abundant fruits at
the putting Of his dimpled hands to the plow.
The blatant blast Of the trumpet glued to the un.
compromisingy severe lips Of captain Of industry,
disturbed with its clarion note the peaceful village Of
Jarey (near Seville); and, old war horse as he Is,
the Major heard the summons ere the first hound
pup gave tongue in answering clamor to the rude and
sleep disturbing sound.
Long before the echoes Of that trumpet call had
thrice reverberted from the painless sides Of the
Healy barn, the Major had uttered the fatal word
"Skidoo', and hastily tossing tooth BRUSH pajamas,
hair tonic and soothing syrup, with reckless abandon
into his well worn suit case, the Major was off, as
the farm hands gathered on the back stoop yelled the
signal, "2S', which, being translated, means
hustle good and plenty"
As the Major took his seat in the drawing room
OF the varnshed car he was heard 10 whistle bar or
two from that touching little ballad entitled: "PI
Love You When You Have No Money But I'll Not
Be With you" and the upper and neither lids Of his
"other" optic were seen to come together moment
arily in what may have been wink.
When the traveller caught sight Of the turpentine
tanks, 90 the train neared Jacksonville, he was seen
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-05

Major Healy, fat and forty,
Don't we know how smooth you are?
Your style is never naughty,
AT mixing you're star.
Those trips you make quite often,
Your plans don't often fail;
We know some schemes brewing
When Healy strikes the trail.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-05

Major Healy, hale and hearty,
You can set q lively pac',
And keen must be the party
Who reads your smiling face.
But some one must put up the dough,
Expense don't count a bit; '."j
IT'S cinch the pots aboiling,
When Healy hits the grit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
TENNIS CLUB
OF ORGANIZE
RrsipUNrs or TIE GREY
STONE LAY OUT FAST GIN
oUR COURT AND PLAN TO
TAKE PART IN THE TouRNA'
mUNrs THIS SUMMER

A new tennis ci-b. known as the
|Greyntono Lawn Tennis club. has
been organized Ia thiH city,
They have constructed court
aud also a crochet ground
on the corner Of Minor ay,
aud Madison st.. aud will probably
prove an important factor In tennis
circles this summer The court II
Of clnders aud IL probably the fast
est of ltA kind Ia town Most Of
the members OF the club are resi-
dents Of the tstcyatgne. which ID To-
Gated near the court Ralph Hop
ilns. the well known automobile en-.
thuuiaat. ID the founder of the club.
There are some good players be.
longing To the club and they viii
probably enter ia all the local tour
nameuts this summer,
MIR Sherwood in the beat Of the
men players. although Bert John
son. MIR Nicholson aud Bruce Grant
are all very clever wioldcrA Of the
racket. Miss Ludke and Miss ilaAel
brown ate two Of the most prumia'
Ing Of tho lady players. the latter
being especially clever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
eolp mGpAL ron CHIEF.

In appreciation OF the efforts Of
Chief of poliae WhppenHtcin TO
wards cleaning the city Of iia
vicious element. u numeet 81 bust
ness men Joined Ia presenting tho
chief with - sold medal last even
ing The presentation was made AT
q o'clock. tn front of the assembled
offiecrs aud patrolnen. who were
on hand AZ the time The chief was
cAliud Ia the assembly room and ~
Moraonatufn. Of the Schwabaehol
company. made tho presentation
Hnuaeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
CEDAR RIVER MAIN
PLAN IS APPROVED

the engineer aud are willing TO car
ry hts plan into effect In lts com
plrto form
The proposed addition 10 the ayas
tenn Will increase the siao aud Ca
pacity ot the plant hy approximate.
~ Toe per cent. providing storage
sufficient In case OF an emergency
20 supply the city for from four "a
sir days and furnishing water auf
ftcicnt Tor population OF 100000
people.
VIII Issue Warrants.
The proposed enlargement OF the
y stem Will be financed IN the same
manner that the Cedar river system
WAS originally financed. by the lsnu
ance OF interest bearing warrants
which shall be charge, principal
aud interest. against the earnings OF
the water fund Il "a estimated thai
the earnings by 1905. the time the
new Improvement are completed
viii amount to t6hO, NNe pet annum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

Midnight IN Chinatown the
play al the Third Avenue thcatsI
that the Ayleswofth company u
giving In such an able manner tht.
week. Is drawing capacity audi
cnees. Notwithstanding the fact that
the Grand opera house Il open aud
occupied by a superb attraction
Midnight Ia Chinatown" Is a spleen
did play Of itn Kind. II runs al
week
The ruilers. next weeks play
az the Third Avenue thoatef. deals
With the differences between cap
ital and labor. aud II Of Intense IN
tpreaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
WILL WORK IN EVERETT.

The Anti Saloon league Will hold
field day" meetings at Everett
sunday in line with the league cam
paign 10 be carried ON over the
state ia behalf u the direct primary
and local option. Five pulpits 10
Everett will be occupied Sunday
morning and evening By tho follow
Ing speakers from Seattle y IL
cherrinstnn. state superintendent
4 y poiy. league attorney. DR.. O.
I. Tufts. T II Balm and REV J W
Ffeacoln. district superintendent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
THE THEATERS
arhs Nightingale.

Those who da not see the might
insaie" az the Grand thia week Will
miss the second best comic opera
production Of the present season IN
this city. The san Francisco Opera
company IN this offcnbach work to
a revelation Ia merit II viii con
tinus to he the offering until Sun.
day night Next Monday eVcnins
Mnnagor Healy.a singers will appear
IN rho Princess Chic fof the firai
time here at less than $50 prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
star rheatsr Vaudeville.

Down AZ the Star thoater this
week there Ia being given "A btu that
for the admission charged 10 sur
priaing Edward WaldmHnn, a
widely known German traEedlan. II
being seen Zoe the first time Ia
this city. aud Falarin. the 'inairu'
mental Man" Ellsworth A Hurt In
their Hone Sweet Home sketch.
the Thfee Musical keltoi,s and the
others complete a strong aud attfae
tive vaudeville malnnEc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
q. N. OFFICIALS AGse.

Ben Campbell fourth vice priest
dent Of the Great Northern. Darius
Miller. ot the burlington system
and Walter ]. i'm reached Seattle
last night Mt Miller will remain
Ia Seattle several days There Il
no special Significance attached 10
his visit. this simply being hts
aemlAnnnAl tour Of inspection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
TO MEET

The advisory committee ~ the
WaFlinRmcn'n club Will meet this
evening az Labor Temple 10 eoafrr
with shs executive committee 90.
garding the political work Of the
organization Several matters OF
minor Importance will be discussed
and plans fnF continuation Of the
work will be- outlined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

miss u moro than once. please tole.
phone ns every time you mlas IL
In this way we can be eertaln Of
giving our subscribers a perfect ar.
vce-and II IL the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
oLAssoP IS ACCUSED.

II Giasaop VAS yesterday formal
~ charged BY Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh with stealing a small
sum of money and articles ~ ieN
eiry from = rcomer IA the European
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
TEA AND COFFEE
COMBINATIONS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

TO reach you by 6 o'clock any eva.
ning, please do us he favor to cal
up our main office (sunset. Main
1850. Independent 1850 between 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

despite the efforts Of enemies OF
Mr., Thomson To show that the city
engineers plans were being opposed
last nights discussion aud vote evi.
deaccd that the members of the
committee FeposS the most com.
plete and unswerying confidence la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
PLANS OF CITY ENGINEER
THOMSON RECEIVE THE
VOTES or THE MEMBERS OF
TIE COUNCIL COMMITTEE
ON FIRE AND WATER.

AZ the snocisl election. soon Co be
called Tor the purpose Of voting ON
the municipal street railway anes.
tion. the people al the city viii be
asked 90 authorize an indebtedness
Of ss.aae, 0o0e against the water sys
TEN % the city Zoe the purpose ot
constructing new main from Co
Oar river 60 the city aud construct
ing additional storage reservoirs
This MAS decided upon az a meet
ms 81 the fire and water COMMITTEES
Of the council last night. az which
the committee adopted In It's entire
q the rec0mucndations of City En
Eineer Thomson on the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
ENGINEER rAomsoN's PLANS FOR THE CEDAR RVgF
WATER SYSTEM.

ENGINEER rAomsoNs PLANS FOR THE CEDAR RIVER !
WATER SYSTEM. =
o.
...4......
Capacity Of both gallons day
Present reservoir capacity .....4...
Proposed capacity gallons
fetal capacity gators
Increased sapply will be suftent Tor
Reservoir capacity will the city.
Present Indebtedness t,s. 80.
Proposed Increase o. snits
Total Indebtedness -. 800.
Total Interest
Wooden required feet
Steel required pounds
Portland required. ........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Panama Sale

Your choice Of my Panama in oui
house 81 Loo " II Hutehinon Co.
second and Union. 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
A WeIl-knoWn
Soap Drops
Five Points

~SAVuN noYALE an ideal
failet SOAP for ladies and child
ruus uae-tnok a sudden drop
yesterday from Use a box 90 Toe.
The change NMH due Ia AZ al
luAfmsnt ~ stocks and not - a
depreciation u value
Seems q good time % get a
supply while price bars are down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-14
XVIII.

There performance after Square
night for the bear brought from the hills
slams died Of excitement and raned besides
storm his for dining and dancing usual the
the COmandan But the relations between the Preside and
;he Juno during the
Davdov and khOstOv always with Spanish officers
drinking and card playing improving their dancing Spanish
with the girls whose for the day night
The dgnitaries usual and conversed all topics
the of Nevertheless
significant facts well known Rezanov had they
o his liking
He had sought interview with Father Abella tacuy
the question OF his had persuaded
and influential make the proposition regarding his cargo
that oncha had suggested The priest backed by his three oadu
had made and been pused with fury quail
RezanOv learned that during his absence
cued in the house OF the Comandantc
mona and the supposed designs of his
had been ordered from the South
and massed Santa Clara
march Of the bay.
About mile from the Preside opposite Juno
anchorage tubs sunken ground he1
by spring OF clear Here, week, linen
Preside washed
OF households and barracks meeting dawn and ubbg for hall
day Rezanov had watched the bright picture they
they bit OF every hue they could oonmand-wi
interest which quckcned thirst they
th most reliable in the country In every Presdi
district similar institution and the four the