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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
TROUBLE FOR PALMER Toe
Distress of Holt County Citizens 10
visited I pom Innocent Omaha
Postmaster.

There seems TO be no errd Of postofics
troubles in a little town in Holt county
and the Omaha postmaster has been in
vited through ah anonymous letter to settle
the trouble. The letter was received Mon
day morning and is as follows.
s. Neb.. March >. 'O6.-Asist Postmaster
generl we have a very Bo0r mail service
here or Poor management in this ONCE
Post master here here opens and reeds Mail
that Does not Consern him matters at all
and Burns letters that should Of Been sent
10 il Destination and there Is lots of other
things so we would like 10 have a Change
here and new Postmaster here we have a
good man here to fill the Place so attend to
II al once.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

Il can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
" They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms of
night sweats. The next morn
ing ! start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce of preven-
ton. Nothing seems TO over
come child weakness quite so
effectively and quickly a.
SCOTS Emulsion
sosTr o sswSA - rsssS q. ~ Ss-A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

CollinEhsm Of Houston Tex; 7. O. Ed
wards Of New Orleans c. z. Barry Of San
Francisco and c. J McNitt Of salt axe
CITY. auditors Of the Southern Pacihc Rail
road company, are IN the city on business
connected with that road. and are guests
~ the Paxton IL was learned from the
auditors once they had been here about
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
Bids for New BuiIdinp.

Fisher e. LaWrie have asked for bids on
the Conservative Savings and Loan asso-
cations building across Harvey street
from the Boyd theater. The architects
have drafted plans for a building of strik-
ingly beautiful classical front with col
umns at the second story. Bids are being
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
one rare for the Round TRIP.

Via Chicago Great Western railway 20
points within $50 miles. Tickets on sale
every Saturday and Sunday 70 April !. lsO6
Good returning the following Monday. Low
rates 10 other points on sale every Friday
For full information apply 10 II "a
Churchill G. A, 1872 Farnam St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
Horribly Burned

WAS c. Rivenbark Of Norfolk, Va, but
Bucklens Arniea sAlve healed his burns
without scar. Heals cuts. too. &c. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
KahI a johnston.

will display new spring millinery on and
I after Thursday, March S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

Tickets for Sam Jones lecture on sale al
Auditorium Tuesday morning. March G.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
"a pair of Pink.- at the Krur.


Harry Vokes If happy in having the as
siStance of Willie West this season West
plays Harold, while Ward does Percy. in
just the same old way. II Is natural evo-
luton Of the characters. OF rather the in
evitsble progress of the pair. Ward and
Vokes made them famous in DAYS of old.
West and Vokes are adding TO 1hsir ex-
perieuce nightly In many ways this com
bination Of nonsense and foolely has broad
eHod since last seen here. ana with new
songs, new chorus movements and new,
lighting effects, il is almost new show.
West is a most acceptable substitute for
the original Harold. indeed. some 20 so far
as 10 say that he is a distinct Improvement
on Ward. Al any rate, he l. q low come
dian Of resource and apparent tact. and
makes q lot OF little in the way OF get
ting fresh fun out Of a somewhat shop-
worn role. Mr.. Nokes is what he has al
ways been. Harry NJ Stewart who is the
''Yiddisher' OF the troupe. is a worthy
member Of the trio. Between them they
make a lot of laughter. Margaret DAILY
Vokes Is the real life OF the occasion. with
the DAILY family talent for dancing ana q
reasonable excuse for a singing voice She
leads a sprightle and shapely chorus
through two or three notable numbers and
otherwise adds 20 the pleasure Of the oc-
casion. The company is large and enthu-
siRstie In its efforts. and the whole was
voted a success by two large audiences al
the Krug yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

Jim Key is coming.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
.'Mis. Bob white" AT the Boyd.

asMiss Bob white" At the BOYD
Aessrs. Nixon a Zimmerman restrained
for i've seasons any impulse % send this
production Of theirs west and il Is doing
no real violence 10 truth TO say that the
prosperity or general happiness OF the west
would not have suffered greatly IL il had
never been sent A thin plot is stretched
through three acts Of Indifferent music and
comedy Of the simplest sort The company
in charge OF the aftsir works in an heroic
way 10 Eive life TO the lines and situations.
but without any very marked success.
rnent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

three weeks going over the joint auditing
books Of the HARTMAN system.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

taken by Fisher d Lawrie for row .
fats al Twenty-siNth and Dewey avenu
for Z. c. Mover. They will cost aoou
5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

STERLING sILvER-Fren1er Is q D'dgs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
D1AMoNps-Edholnl. 18Th and Harvey.

wATCHEs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
City Clerk AT work.


With regard 70 the speculatiOns among
the voters and candidates Of South Omaha
as 70 whether any person who had not
been able 10 register his vote on the regu-
lar day Of registration, nor on the day Of
revision, would be allowed 10 swear in his
vote or primary day. CITY Attorney W. c
Lambert Monday morning issued the fol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06
Recon- mend p. J. Barrett.

We, the undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed by the Central Labor body Of
South Omaha 10 solicit funds for the
families of the striking workingmen during
the strike Of 1894, wish to say that Mr..
p. J. Barrett. the undertaken, now a candi-
date for the council on the democrat
ticket, was the only one Of the business
men TO give us as much as s..
Workingmen Of South Omaha, remember
Mr.. Barrett as he remembered your fami-
lies and vote for him. (Signed)
MRS. II. DOYLE, 26l1 L ST.
MISS ANNA INQUIRE.
MISS NFT LIE HARRY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

present city council was EpinE TO give tile
stock Yards Sc 90 for the 4OD feet of
sewer and exempt the yards from building
the tunnel at a cost 81 fil.eo makinE a
total graft Of Npo.nO 10 the yards II the
bonds had carried the first time. or course
you know the citizens committee saved the
city this 10000.
Citizens Of South Omaha. remember
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New York
Chicago Minnes polls. = Louis. san Fran
cisco and many other cities beat the hood
lers and Erafters and are now going Tor
ward in leaps ana bounds. South Omaha
is today throttled by the worst gang oi
grafters that ever infested any city. SHAKE
them OF and let South Omaha he . at place
for a working man to live in, 10 own
home in. a fl place to invest money in
? place for rich and poor alike. Citizens
along with the enormous amount Of taXei
collected the city received in scsvengei
taxes the sum Of $4,000 Where is II a.
gone to? 1t Is stolen and squandered. Al
there is nothing TO show for our money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-06

follee Department Report.
The monthly report Of the police depart
ment 10 the city council will contain the
following items: Total number Of arrests
made during February, les; number fned
a.; amount Of fines tlss; amount Of cost.
attached. Cl, number of cases dismissed
81; number sentenced 10 county Jail. 6
number sentenced 10 city all, Il; cases
turned over 10 other cities, 8: cases con.
tinued "a The amount Of stolen property
reported was estimated al ssl4 and tn,
value OF that recovered was about So On,
death sentence was issued. that against an
obnoxious dog.
City Clerk AZ work
Owing 10 the urgent pressure Of the de.
tails Of the election Tuesday the city cIerH
spent part OF the day yesterday In hi,
Once where the counting Of ballots fol
the election was completed ana all othel
details brought strictly 10 close he slss
read the proof Of the poll books ana they
were returned 10 the printers. who hav,
had to work night and day 70 get tins
necessary printing done. Today the clerE
viii ask the police department for a specis
detail Of of1acers 70 attend 10 the distri-
button Of the ballot boxes Tuesday morn,
ing. Several teams viii be hired 70 expedit,
the distribution,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

which will make a private monopoly i'm
possible.
There must be no mIstakInu Of Issues,
and no confusion OF the line OF battle. The
trust, as an institution, will have few
Tho policy Of the trust magnates will
| he to Insist upon ''roaHonablc loglsluti
and then they will rely upon their power
to corrupt legislatures and to intimidate
executives. 10 prevent the application Of
any remedies which would Interfere with
the trusts.
our motto must be. "a private monoDoly
Is indCfcnsible and intolerablc" and our
plan Of attack must contemplate the total
and complete overthrow OF the monopoly
Industry
Need Not Quarrel Over Remedies.
We need not quarrel over remedies We
must show ourselves willing to support
any remedy which promises substantial
advantages to the people in their warfare
against monopoly. Something is to be eN-
pectcd from the enforcement OF tho Grim
lnnl clause Of the sherman antitrust law
but this law must be enforced. not aga INST
\ Few trusts hs ut present. but against all
IN" trusts, and the aim must be to Inn
prison the guilty, not merely To recover
fine What IN fine Of a thousand dollars,
or oven ten thousand dollars. to trust
which makes n hundred thousand dollars
while the trial is In progress? II tho Grim
inal clause Ia not good to be enforced. It
ought to be repealed, II imprisonment Is
too ere punishment for the cmincntly
y
millions 81 people Of hundreds o. millions
Of dollars annually the Language ~ tho
stgiH'o ought to hr changed for nothing
is more calculated TO breed anarchy than
the fri,u,c tu enforce the law AGAINST
rich criminals. while II Is rigidly enforced
against petty offenders
Advocates New Legislation.
But II Is not sufficient to enforce exist
ing laws II ten corporations couspirinl
together in restraint 81 trade are threat
cn"d with punishment, all they hlyo to
do now is TO dissolve their separate CHrpO-
rntIpUs. and turn their property over to
can proceed 10 do the same thing that the
not violate the law. We need. therefore.
new legislation. and IN" republican party
not only falls TO enact such legislation.
hut fans even to promise H. The demo-
cratic party must be prepared to propose
now and efficient log station
No Man Can Serve TWO Masters.
Recent iuEcStlEdt ions have brought TO
Hight that nearly all CrOoksduoss revealed
IN the management Of our largo corpora
lions has been due to the duplication Of
dircutDrAtCs. A group OF men organize.
or obtain control 81 several corpora
lions doing business with each other,
holders ~ the various corporations Tor
which they act No man can serve
two masters. and the director who at
tcmpts to do 10 viii fan no matter how
much money he makes before his failure
Is discovered. Many Of the trusts CON
troi prices by the same methods tn,
same group Of mon secure control nt
several competing corporations. and the
management Is thus consolidated.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
DISCUSSES POLITICS.
The Money Question.

Thus FAR / have dwolt upon subjects
which may not be regarded AS strictly
partiZan, but ! am sure that you will
pardon me II In this presence | betray
my Interest in those policies for when
the democratic party stands. ! have not
had on opportunity to make demo
cratic spusCh Tor a year, and no one
not even political cnemy-Coud he 50
cruel as to forbid me to speak Of those
policies on this occasion our opponents
have derived not only partizan pleasure
but also partiZau advantage from the
division caused IN our party by the
money question. They ought not there
foro. hegrudgo us tho Satisfaction that
We md In tn" fact that unexpected cun-
ditiOus have removed the cause Of our
difference, and permitted us To present
A united front on present issues. I'm
lUokcdfur and unprecedented increase In
tho production Of gold had brought
victory to both the advocates of gold
and the advocates ~ bi-mctalism
former Keeping the gold standard which
they wanted. and the latter securing the
larger volume " money Tor which they
contcndod. We who favor bi-mctalism
are satisfied without victory II the
friends Of mono-motaIlsm arc So
with theits And We can invite them to
contest OF zeal and endurance in the
cnort to restore to t,c people the rights
which have Eruadualy been taken from
them by tho trusts
Campaign Contributions.
Tho Investigations which have been I'm
progress during the past year have dts
closed the business methods ~ those who
a few years ago resented any inspection OF
their schemes. aud ..u their rHscality UNI
der high sounding phrases. These IuyCs-
legations have also diErloEcd the source
Of enough campaign funds which have
been used 10 dohsuch elections and cor
rupt the ballot. Tho people see now what
they should have seen before, namely.
that no party can eNterminate the trusts
80 long as II owes It's political success
to campaign contributions secured from
the trusts The great corporations do
not contribute their money 10 any party
except for immunity expressly promised
or clearly implied The president has
recommended LEGISLATION on this subject
bit 80 fat his party has failod To respond
this baucfM influence is eliminated, and
! hope that the democratic party viii not
only challenge the republican party u
bring forward effective legislation on this
subject but will set an example by re-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

o. "a WI va M',lc 70 tphS'uci Whethci
a. "to" my ny Du a tIuCS AZ me Uhslh
y -" 70" n'His'E ~ "hts"i lvI thc same
pertoh 20 act as u'icItOr OIL ofncer OF TWO
~ '"tiuhs WhitI! u'AI with tdnh othei
%. are c"s"Nsd III 'he same general busi-
,ut - .,.,
., 81, ,',"' t"l .Iv"cHlnh Iemeuy "hs
P ,Vpostu ~ Wy ucLhnyt"Ic platform OF
~ v, iialrh 'ue recurring OF corpora
,.n,H 10 'Jh' n.l l'u'ial license before
,"has,"k VI It'i"'Ilo commerce, Ihtt
..tI'.uS ~ S'ilIlo' 'IHuy hpNhou ana con.
pi'n""sIN'' ~" recurring OF license
'"l" ',"' o'i"A'I "sh l"E'uIldla corpora
I.,a h'4.u aCnIerN lhcunNohlSnre
'piy corporations 20 ID" rate OF their
"IlEln. Jul' as H'eus" 10 sell hVuoI
caves tho luh'esSpr OF inc license TO Sc.
''I' II! q. 80 'T.'.' WIN TIVE laws ot lhr
S''to III "nI.u ne resides SO corporal"
81 ,Ihc E''H'"h ~ irHHIHl commission
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

that Il is legitimate for him to vote for
the congressman who. whatever their
opinions on other subjects may be. Will
leRislatc larger dividends into his pockets.
sheep growers have been encouraged to
believe that they should have no higher
aim In voting than to raise the price OF
wool. and laboring men have been urged
to make their wages their only concern.
Fat Frying.
For generation the fat has been
fried out OF the manufacturers by the re-
publican congressional committee, and
then the manufacturers have been rcim-
bursod by legislation. With the public
conscience educated to believe that this
open purchase OF legislation was entirely
proper. no wonder that insurance compa-
nios have used the money Of their policy
holders to carry elections. no wonder that
trusts have FASTENED to purchase i'm
munity from punishment with liberal do
nations. Nor can we draw n moral dis
tinction between the man who sells his
vote for five dollars on election day and
the manufacturer who sells his political
influence for hfty or n hundred thousand
dollars, payable IN dividends? How can
"" draw "A moral lin" between tho senator
and congressman elected by the trusts to
prevent hostile legislation ana the senator
or CONGRESSMAN kept IN congress by the
manufacturers 10 secure friendly lcEsa
tom Tho party which justified tho on"
form Of bribery cannot be relied upon to
condemn the other
The Time for Reform.
There never WAS u time when tarin
reform could be moro easily entered upon.
for tho manufacturers. by selling abroad
cheaper. ng many Of them do, have not
only shown their ingratitudc toward thosr
who built tho tarIn wall FOR them but
they have demonstrated their ability to
sell IN competition with the world Tho
high tar.T has long been n burden to the
consumers I'm the United States, and Il f.
growing more and more menace to our
foreign commerce, because II uruuscs re
sentiment and proyokes retaliation.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

than because or lack .. sympathy with
those who toll. The removal OF work from
the house TO the factory has separated
the husband from his wife and the father
from his children, while the growth Of
our cities haG put an increasing distance
between tho homo and tho workshop
Then. too. more is demanded OF the labor
ing man now than formerly, lie Ia Clti-
zen ms we'll as labOrer. and NUT have
time to study questions II no IL to be an
Intelligent sovereign. TO drive him from
his bed to his task. and from his task
back to his bed, is TO deprive tho family
OF his company. society OF his service
and pOlItIcN of his Influence.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

fuslpc 70 -oretve ranpolrn contributions
na,'e ~ oui,t ~
hooks 80 that every contrIbntnr ~ any
ronriIcro tIe gur, NAV he Enovn 10 fhc
public before the election, Tho grear
u,inrIty 81 cnrporatIons arc cngarrd IN
legitimate business and have nothing
fl fs1r fro,, hostile lerIsIutInn and IN,
officers should moi he rcrynltird 10 us,.
Inc money Of the stockhoIdcTg To advance
fhnlr nyyu nnIifiral oriDInn C'opfrIhutI1ns
should he individual not corporate. au,
rn ,,artv can affnri Ia rocciy. rnUtrIhu-
TONS even from, indly,lualg when lr,
eptauCe Of these contributions So
craliy pledge ~" party To a cnnFs" Wll|'
II 1hu nor Openly aNpN- IN olR"t WoLGH
l''"l's ~, tlI pc Hp".S', ilu ulNl71'
ii't"h' CONDITIONS IN america II lhnI O."
h,t receive Improvement ~ the c"huh''
"' 'HlNIaNtN
Tho Paramount '7s-e- Trusts.
While mon may differ rs 10 tho relative
Importance ~ i5s'"s and wuli" th" moss
congress VIII largely shape the lines upn.
which the coming presidential campaI-
VIII he fought. | think tt Ia safe TO "Iy
that the paramount issue In iU' minds ul
Cd large majority OF The people is I's
trust issue. | congratulate President
l,uNsc"clt upon the steps which he Nus
taken to enforce tho Hnti-trust laws. am,
nv Ei"uicdilOh - not l'sS"hrd hS lN'
,tn,, IT,, r',,r ',fo,,,,
'N'um' I,.n,l W. i'l,",,,, ' Ia w., u, ~.
=, vrss ~ cm 1,t, TO him tGnt ~.
Tlrif"rm Tpom WHEN he was elected was
~, sr,ri r"ti1cr th, y,,i,h ,I',,,i
~ 49, Ia'''vt ',,,t ~. ~ una,
.., ~ it, ~ ~, d,,,,n',',1 L 80
49,, ~ rs ~ ~, ,r., 80 t,,, d..
, ,ti',r Is ~ ~ i II
n %,," 'r'bonIyH 80 ,g t,r ns -. Pc,,,iJ
M y, i,,C,yy,rffn, ~ bnstiii,, H.
m..t t,I' hiv ~, rnvty M ,,tin T.
nm tbe rcn,Ihiiran nsrtv ia M, In n noel
,inn to annly arre~iive ana tboTonrh- gnino
,aynrns beroise II ms hull nm ihIo,,s
special Legislation the very abuses which
need to be eradicated.
Definition Of a Trust
p.,,., ,,,. i,to,II..,, ,o,t,, ,o, h.
-, ~ noi,'s, ~, tt,,st a.. 49, ~ ~.
.'Mea V 49,, raj p,, ,,.s ~, ~ ~
u H., a a., ,hsni,, a,d ~ NJ
p ui@Sto.i 10 ~ t,1Snria,, ,,,,,'
nios,nis To-, tbs trIgt. s",,eii,,.. 4,
~, sahHTe are r.aiI~ no tr,,sta orr
t 80, ,h,t a. 90 ip,nnssnJn 10 ia,i.i., :.
.t,ins, snch truats ss NAV eyist Win.
90. IT,. Ia t,ry 10 I,yi,irSa,n ht,st,a..,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
Nominate Bryant Brooks,

Casper, Wyo.-The republican stats
convention made the following nomi.
nations: Governor, Bryant n. Brooks:
secretary OF state, William Il. Schnit-
ger; treasurer, Edward Gillette; audit.
o.. Leroy Grant; superintendent Of
public instruction. II, u. Cook
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
closeIy Allied with Trust Question

The tarir question Is very closely al
lied TO tho trust question, and the re
ductlon Of the tariff furnishes an easy
means Of limiting the extortion whiC'
tho trusts can practice. while absolute
free trade would not necessarily make a
trust impossible. still 1t Is proDaola tina
very few manufacturing establishments
would dare to enter into the trust OF O.
president were empowered To put on tlr
free list articles competing with those
controlled by n trust. While ! shall take
occasion at an carly day to consider the
tHrin question more at length. / can no;
permit this opportunity to pass without
expressing the opinion thnt the princl-
Pile empodIcd In the protective tariff has
been the fruitful source OF a gveat dra'
OF political corruption. as well as the
support OF many Of our most inquitOus
trusts. IL IL difficult to condemn tho
manufacturers for uniting to take sdvau,
tpge of a high tnrin schedule, when III,
schedule Is framed on the theory that til.
Industries need NIL the protcc ion given
and It tx not likely that tho bcnefcinries
of these schedules will consent to be re
formed by It's friends,
Tariff and Votes.
But one Of tho worst features OF the
tariff levied not for revenue. but for tho
aNowod purpose OF protection, is that It
fosters the idea that men should use their
votes to advance their own financial inter
ests. The manufactures hns been assured
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

AaaInst Drano Doctrine

London-Tho powers the Standards
correspondent at Rome asserts. are
exchanging views on the Drsgo doc
trne. with view to concerted action
at The Hague against the United
States. should an attempt be made to
uphold H.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
Flood In Mexico,

III Paso. Textile Santiago river.
in Mexico. has oysrtiowsd Its banks.
and number OF towns have been
flooded. Crops greatly damaged, and
the Mexican Central suffers from
washouts.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
A Young Womsn's Awful Fall.

Omaha, Neb.-Lena Jeffries, tele-
phone operator. % years Of age IN
the employ OF the Nebraska Telephone
Co, was killed by falling from the
third story of tho Douglas Street Ex.
change building.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07
Woman Golf Champion.

ChcaEo--Western Woman Golf
Champion Mrs, C. L. Deerlng won hsr
game in the womens championship
tournament defeating Miss Llewellyn.
up and to play.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-09-07

interviewer with the Trust Question.
The railroad question IL also interviewer
with tho trust question. Nearly all the
private mpuupocs have received rebates
or occurred other adv autNgCs over COmpOi-
itorg Absolute" equality OF treatment at
the hnuds NJ the railroads would 60 far
toward crlppliug the trusts. and / rojolc"
that the resident has had the courage to
pvcsa IN" question upon congress While
tho law as II was finally distorted by the
senate. IL not an that could be- wished It
deserves Il fair trial