Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-23
BUSINESS EXTENSION
PRINCIPAL THEME
Continued From Page I.

record as favoring peace. Mr.. Bryan
congratulated the commercial congress
for having had as it's guests two
members Of the presidents official
family.
He said. speaking Of South American
trade expansion possibilities. that he
did not agree with Mr.. Root as 20 the
methods suggested. lie did not he
said, believe In subsidies. Mr.. Bryan
then read second resolution affecting
trusts. which also he said. he wished
might be adopted by the commercial
congress az its business session tomor-
row. This resolution which Mr.. Bryan
said covered in a general way. his
hopes regarding trust legislation. fol g.
lows: Resolved. that this congress H.
uualterably opposed to private monop-
oHes and. believing them indefensibls
and intolerable favors the enforcement
OF existing laws and the enactment OF
such new laws as may be necessary TO
protect Industries from the menace Of
fered by the trusts.
/ Some Of the subjects upon which the
/ addresses and discussions were made
at the morning and afternoon sessions
were river and levee betterment. lower
b freight rates. especially in the west.
lake transportation. the necessity OF
the national development OF mines and
mining. needs Of the livestock inter-
ests Of the southwest. the necessity OF
| increased facilities at the Pacific coast
ship yards. irrigation public drainage
las u relates to the reclamation service.
our waning forest resources and the
/ imaginary evils and Ills I'm Colorado
produced by political agitation.
| John W. Noble OF St Louis. ex-sec-
rotary Of the Interior spoke I'm sup
port Of the resolutions which had been
introduced by Richard G. Kerens Of
that city in favor Of an lnter-conti-
mental railroad to bring about closer
trade relations between North and
South America.
| Among those who took part In the
proceedings. besides the speakers al
ready noted. We're Geo. ]. Kindell OF
Denver. who enlivened the morning
session by again attacking f. IT. Har-
riman and introducing a resolution
which called for the resignation from
membership on the Interstate COM
merce commission. OF Judson c. Glenn
ments.
Isham Randolph. consulting engineer
Of the Illinois Central. declared that
/ Chicago and the state Of Illinois stood
ready to give canal which cost TWEEN
ty-three millions OF dollars. TO the
Z United States whenever the govern
ment will complete a channel 10 the
Mississippi river. this I'm the interest
OF the Lakes to the Gulf Waterways.
other speakers were V. c. Anderson.
president Of the Colorado School of
mines. Ike T. Pryor. president of the
Southwest Cattle Raisers' association
F. II. Newell. Ed Mead and w. II.
I Heron. governmental department. all
experts and representatives. Joe n.
Stevens Of Texas. Edgar c. Ellis of
I Missouri.
/ The committee on resolutions at d
meeting tonight further considered the
ship subsidy resolutions. The commit
tee decided TO recommend to the con-
gress a resolution practically support
/ ing Secretary Roots ship subsidy sug-
/ gestions. that the United states may
| have an adequate marine. The session
Z will suggest that the government sub
/ sidize three mail steamship lines be.
I tween the United states and Soutl
! America. a resolution submitted b!
I President frances declaring that tn,
/ congress Is unalterably opposed to tht
\ acquisition of any more territory In th'
western hemisphere by any European
I nations, UNFOLDING the Monroe doctrine