Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-17
INSPECTION TO
Be STRENUOUS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INSISTS
ON RADICAL ACTION.
WOULD Date THE CANS
President Insists that the Time of
Manufacture Be Labled on the Re-
ceptacle Of Meats.

Washington, June l6.-The result
of the conference of the members of
the house committee on agriculture
today was 3e i.ion for regular
committee n.,C,. Monday, when the
suggestions O., ., resident as to the
substitute neat Inspection bill of the
house will be formally considered.
The presidents s desire to prohibit
the court review Of the inspection is
regarded as perhaps the question
which will be most difficult to settle.
There is little opposition to striking
out the court reNiew provision, bu-
the president wishes to go step fur
ther, according to the representation
of Mr.. Adams. In several places in
the substitute he wishes the discretion
Of the secretary of agriculture to be
made the final decision rec riding the
inspection and healthfulness Of the
product.
Lawyers on the committee pointed
out today that to strike on, the court
review and insert these cllu1es woul
take away the right Of appeal to the
courts except on the constitutional
ground Of contiscation of property.
where the law leaves the matter to the
discretion Of an executive, the depart
ment head courts can not review exer.
else Of this discretion unless ii results
in coLiiscation.
The president wishes labels on pack
ages of meat foods TO bear the date
of manufacture, and the discussion of
this suggestion is said to have deve,
oped some opposition also. Another
Of the suggestions for the clluge i,
that time limit be f;el. iuriug
which packers nuts dispoae of Their
stock on hand, before the inspection
provision goes into effect. TIE substi.
tute is silent on this point. Withou.
such limitation it has bccA poiutel
out that the stock Of goods on hlnl"
could be increased from t. 20 tins,
and in this way put proluc,, on TIE
market without inspection.
st Petersburg, June 16.-An official
statement concerning the trouble at
Bialystok bht adding little to the in
formation previously received from
tleic. EXCEPT The statement that
complete restoration of order is i'm
possible, owius TO difficulty in hunt
ing down and capturing the disorder
ly element in the maze and tangle f
the Jewish quarters, is the only re-
lief to the paucity of news direct
from Bialystok tonight. Private but
unconfrmed advices say that gen.
eral massacre may be regarded as
ended, but that rowing bands are still
assaulting and otherwise maltreating
the unfortunate Hebrews whenever
they see an opportunity. On ac-
count of the lack of direct informa-
tion, the status of the situation is
in doubt.
Members of parliament continue
to receive kilograms from Polish COR
respondents denying the details given
in the official explanation of the dis
orders, some of them declaring that
the fighting did not commence dur
ing the procession, adm that shcts
persons in the procession, were plain
ly and simply signals to begin tie
exercises.
Tomorrow will bring the prelimin-
AIRY report of the parliamentary COM
mission sent to Bialystok, which will
90 far toward fixing the responsible
ity for the rioting and give an approx
innate number of the wounded.