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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21
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kimi p6}nocno zachodnich wy
BREEZY i podczas piracy jake
misyonarz, odkry1 tajemnjce
ich specyalpego lekarstwa ma
reumatyzm; wszyscy uwazali
re klimat i st6soWne dyety spe-.
cyalnie przyczyniaja sic do lie
czenia tel choroby i te same
lekarstwa kt6re przez swe dzia-
}anie ma krew powoduja najcze-.
6ciej niebezpieczne rany, kt6re
wyleczy bez najmniejsz' go zna~
ku xatrucia lrwi nawskro5 oto.
csone .najbrudniejsze j niehy-
gieniczniejsze po}ozenie, tysia
com zostalo p~rzywr6cone sdro-
vie " kr6tkim czasie gdY to
lekarstwo zostaio polecone pu-
bliczno6ci Wstapcie zobacscie
sic Z agentem v Park hotelu,
zadajcie mr.. ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

JUL Cd kilku dni obiegaia
pogloska tenn, u pan Nj
.cha} Liberia ma bye handy
datem NJ mayora m;aata
Winony, 9 Y ponie.Id1daa'F-
lex, pan Liberia [.i!t't Sam e 70
potwierdzil, i sic postara 9
try sta lub Wiecej podpis6W
pod petycye,,.II osob IS
5podczas pravyybo 81 i ME gglo-
ssol,W,l u Pan ibssa.be q 4
kandydatem niezallleaiianlllylm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-21

DOKTOR G.. P. Robbins
pc kilko miesiecznej podr6zy
do Europy, powr6ci} z iona
do Winony. DR.. Robbins
praktykowa} W najs1awniej
szych szpitalach W Wiedniu,
Berlinie i Londynie. w WI
monte DR.. R. otworzvl tsw6j
offs ponad %pierwszym ban
kiem narodowym przy 3ciej
j Center ulicy. Jest on dokto-
rem specyalista ma choroby
wewnetrzne, jak:: pluc, zo1ad
ka, watrooy, merck i wszyst
kie choroby powsta1e z. ME-
czystej lub zepsutej krwi.
w T z}ozono do
grobu zwloki staruszki s. p.
Magdaleny s~tanlslawskiej,
matki bylego poljcyanta p.
Jak6Da S~tanislawskiego. Pc
|grzeb odbyi sic 2 ko6ciola
6w. Stanislawa Kostki. Vice.:
ny odpoczynek race lei dad
PANEL zs5
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
improvements
Principal Building Permits

Following were the leading building permits
granted during the past week:
Grove place, 3519-N j. Skinner, owner; A.
L. Grlbling. builder, two-story twelve-room
residence, $500.
Coronado street, 2Os North-Upper Heights
Syndicate, owner; Burck- Gwynn company, one
and half story seven-room residence. $780,
Coronado street, 147 North-Same as above,
$780,
BoyIston street, AT South-C. F. Stamps,
owner; ]. ]. Cochran, builder; two-story thirty
five-room apartment house. $4,000.
Pasadena avenue 2031-T. p. Codington, own
err; c. Bigam builder; two-story nine-room
residence, $780,
Forty-seventh street, 4O1-411. East. H.
Braly, owner; H. Johnson, builder; three-story
store building. $4,000.
Fedora street 9o4-F. w. Bryan, owner; P.
Wuck, builder; two-story, seven-room residence,
$500.
Thirty-frst street, 1881. west-Mrs A. NJ.
Whistin, owner; A. Flick builder; two-story
tweve-room residence, $500.
Broadway. 5S3. south-Mary A. Preuss, owner
and builder; one-story, one-room store room,
$4,000.
Dowden. owner; William ]. Collins, builder;
two-story sixteen-room fats, $1,000
San Pedro street. 633 SOUTH. F. Haizlp,
owner; H. A. Cole, builder; one-story store
Forty sixth street. S2s, west-Carrie Madison
owner; w. C. Miller, builder; 11s-story. six
room residence, $3000.
Andrews boulevard 505-J. P. Burke, owner;
Alta Planning Mill company. builder; two-story
twelve room residence. $4,000
Forty-first street, 1900. West-J. w. Holder
owner; o. e. Henshaw, builder; and one
half-story, eight-room residence. $500.
Eighth street. 1915, East-Bishop & Co., own
err; Brandt builder; one-story, one-room power
house. $4,000.
Fortieth street. 544 west-w. H. Goodnow
owner and builder. two-story eight-room resi-
dence $4,000.
Sunset boulevard 2s00-Los Angeles Pacific
Railway company, owner: Pioneer Building
company. builder: one-story one-room station,
$500.
Tenth street, 15sO-15S2 West-H. L. Cornish,
owner; II. Aufdemkamp builder; one-story
three-room store building $4,000.
Avenue Nineteen 141 South-Miss R. B. May
er, owner; j. P. Mcdonald, builder; two-story
seven-room residence, $780,
Kensington street, 1112-T. Karsten, owner
and builder; two-story nine-room residence,
$4,000.
Forty-ninth street, 462 East-Iouise Rinl<er,
owner; one and 4 half story eight-room resi-
dence $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
GOOD BUNCH OF SALES
REPORTED BY AGENCY

Sales reported by ]. c. Settles for the
past week:
John Simon to Sarah K. Robbins, lot
81, 40 by 127 feet, between South Park ave-
nue. and San Pedro street, facing the
park; $14O0.
David H. Geiger to Emma Osborne, a
six-room house between South Park and
Mckinley avenue, on Forty-eighth street,
lot 40 by 1853 feet, block A, Mckinley
place; $500.
]. C. Settles to W. A. Oates, lot Z, AZ
by 1853 feet, in block of the Seventh
street tract, city of Wilmington; $780,
Mrs. U. M. Poates to Henry l.. Teifel,
fve-room house on Fifty-second street,
lot so by 161 feet, between South park and
walrath street, lot 10 in block B, Park
place; $780,
Carl Strakeljahn to ]. T. Trobridge, a
two-room house between South Park and
Mckinley avenue, 40 by 165 feet, lot "a,
block B, Mckinley place; S1O5o.
A. P. Hustled to Thomas w. Sadler,
two-room house between South Park and
Mckinley avenue, on Fifty-f1rst street,
80 by $50 feet, lot 36, block d, Mckinley
place; $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
TWO INVESTMENT DEALS
IN INDUSTRIAL SECTION

w. A. Oder has sold to Sarah A. K
Willis, through the house and lot de-
partment of the Wright & Calender COM
pany, the property at 1415 to 1927 Chan
ming street, for $4,000. The lot is 200 by
1875 feet to an alley and is improved with
seven houses. Mr.. Oder also has sold to
Mrs. Willis the property at $50 Stanton
street, 40 by 100 feet. improved with six
room house, for $3.50. Both of these
properties are in the industrial district
and were bought for an investment. Other
recent deals made through the same
agency are as follows
]. G. Warfied to w. A. Oder, lot 80 in
the Venice Gateway tract 40 by 100 feet,
$3.50. Bought for investment.
John G. Warfeld to local investor,
three acres in Bells, known as lots II, IA
and 2S of Order & Hamilton's subdivision
of Bells tract, $1,000. Bought for invest
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
BUILDING OF HOMES
ACTIVE IN LOS ANGELES
TWENTY PERMITS A DAY FOR
DWELLINGS
Total for Second Week in July 26o,
Authorizing Improvements Valued
at 1854, ooo-Numerous
Alterations

Home building during the past week,
according to the statistics from the Of
flee Of the chief inspector of buildings,
show that nearly 125 new dwellings were
erected, or an average of twenty day,
the total being about the same as for
the same period last year. Two permits
were granted for class B structures and
five for class c buildings, none for steel
frame or reinforced concrete construc-
ton. The brick alterations number fif-
teen and the frame alterations ninety
five, the total permits being 260, author
izing improvements for $354,1S5, against
276 permits for the same period in 1906,
valuation of the improvements for that
period being $3.50, 292.
The improvements by wards show that
during the past week the Sixth and Fifth
wards were leaders in the number of
permits granted, with the First, Third,
Second and Ninth wards in the order
named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
NEVADA BANKS MAKE
FINANCIAL SHOWING

Nine banks in Nevada which have re-
Gently made public statements OF their
resources and liabilities and which handle
the major portion of the mining camp
bank business of the state have resources
of S25 693. 31S.47. In these nine banks, wnich
include in their business the cities or
Reno and Carson, and the camps of Gold
field Manhattan, Tonopah and Blair and
the town of Elko, are deposits aggregat-
ing SIG, GIG, 457. 49, These figures do not in
clude the resources and deposits of the
banks in Ely, Winnemucca, Bullfrog, Rhy-
olite, Fairview, Wonder and Virginia City,
from which no public statements have re-
Gently come to hand. Nor do they in
clude the resources and liabilities of any
private banking institution in the state.
Don't you think that doctor comes
Oftener than he needs to-"
How should L know what his needs
T
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
NEGRO PAYS SIS FOR
TELLING THE TRUTH
DECLARES HE CAN'T DISGRACE
NAME OF WASHINGTON
Accused of Hauling Garbage in an
Open Wagon, Thomas Father-of=
His-Country Admits Guilt
and Pays Fine

nAh cannot tell lie. jege," said Thomas
washington to Justice Chambers yesterday
when erraiened on a charge of carrying garbage
in a rubbish wagon. I'm guilty, yor honor, l
Inspect the name OF washington too much. Dey
ole nanny in South Carliny whar All was
born used ter tell me about George ana de
becbit an dat cherry tree what he cut down.
re too patriotic to disgrace de name OF
Washington by telling something what amt
true"
The patriotic negro looked yearningly at the
Justice as IL to Sc If his patriotism" and hon
sstv would grease the wheels of justice so that
he might slip through unframed. The court
appreciated Washington's truth telling, bue
said it was a misdemeanor to haul garbage IN
an open wagon, He fined Washington o.
which the negro paid
AS he shufHed out the door of the court room
the man was still mumbling to himself, An
couldn't tell a lie. No. sub, All couldn't tell
lie to de jege."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
Sale of Dairy Ranch

Steeles La Mirada dairy ranch, con-
sisting of 295 acres at La Mirada, near
the McNally ranch, has been sold to S.
w. Beals of Whittier for a reported con-
sideration of 100000 The sale was made
through the agency of the Mcdonald &
Stott company of this city. James A,
Seelye was the owner Of all of the stock
of the corporation, owning the land of
Steele's La Mirada dairy, and the trans
fer of the property was made by him. j.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
SOLD; VALUE $50, 1000

The Robert Mitchell company report the
following sales of business property:
For Emma Ebey and Guy A. Shipley to
Samuel Perluss, 312-316 Omar street, two
seven-room houses, lot 5Ox11O feet; con-
sideration $10,500.
For Anna V. Green to Robert Mitchell
company, 3312-3316 Central avenue, two
cottages, lot S0x120 feet $4,000.
Also the following sales of property:
For the Tu Junga company to w. X.
Mcdaniel, block 40 of Tu Junga ranch,
containing 47.S6 acres; $500.
For w. K. Mcdaniel to Tu Junga COM
pany, 15164 acres located in Long valley,
Boise county Idaho; $4,000.
Robert Mitchell company to Anna V.
Green, lot 8, block SO, Corona, containing
ten acres; $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
e,,a - nusiness Property

rha Mccarthy company report the sale
90 another house in Greater Los Angeles
tract new modern six-room bungalow
80 - e,oo south Park avenue, to W. S. Ames
If the Los Angeles Railway company tor
s2650. ,,o.oI ra,,
The company also reports several new
houses in the course of construction IN tne
Guoater Los Angeles and Florence Heights
tracts and that demand continues Tor
thase small homes on easy terms.
The Robert Mitchell company report the
Tor Grace e. Gilbert to Walter M.
camnbell the property at 1850 Magnolia
avenue, eight rooms, lot 7oxl4o feet' con-
sideration $4,000. NJ. TT
Fer simon P. Buskirk to Mrs Fl. H.
Yeys. 1868 Winfield street, elght roorhs'
lot 5Ox1221a feet; $425O' ~ 1,o.o,
For r. A. White to Estelle Henscnei
webb. 1902 South Bonnie Brae, ten rooms
lot 5Ox15O feet to alley; $4,000.
For William McCarrell to w. l. morn
ton, 1914 Van Ness avenue, seven rooms
lot 40x140 feet.
For r. G. Brown to Frank ID. Russell,
1917 West Thirtieth street, six rooms lot
50x145 feet; $45O0.
For Robert Mitchell to Clara May
Woods, lot 70, South Vermont Avenue
tract, 5Ox145 feet, on Claudine avenue,
near Vermont, five-room cottages $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
Polish COLONY settlement

The statement is made that tract of
forty acres south of Vernon avenue and
east of Alamanda street has been pur-
chased by syndicate with a view to
establishing Polish colony on the land
Those who are at the head of this project
expect to bring about 1000 families to this
colony within the next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
Petition Asks Pardon

BY ASSOClateu PTeSS.
MADRID, July 13.-A petition signed by
many prominent persons, including Mar
quis Vega de la Aringo, a former pre-
mier, has been presented to King Alfonso,
asking a pardon for Nakens, Mata and
Ibarri, who were recently convicted of
being concerned in the plot against the
king on his wedding day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
ASKS PERMISSION TO
ERECT REDONDO WHARF

Capt. Amos A. Fries of the United States
engineer office has given notice that appli-
cation has been made by the Los Angeles
Wave Power and Electric company to con-
struct a pier into the ocean Redondo
about 100 feet south of pier No. of the Re-
dondo Improvement company.
Maps on file in the engineers office show the
exact location, and parties who may have OBJ
jeotions to the proposed improvement are in
vited to inspect the aforesaid maps and draw
ingS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
Bought RudIonq Avenue Home

Among the recent sales reported by Will
c. Prather &c Co. Is the purchase by P.
j. Gross from Lucy Torres and julius w.
Krause of the northwest corner of
Twenty-eighth street and Budlong ave-
nue. for a stated consideration of $1,000
The lot has a frontage of fifty feet and
is improved with a two-story eight-room
house.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
HUNTINGTON BUYS ON
EAST SEVENTH STREET
FRONTAGE SELLS AT $1o75
FOOT
Another Fine Lot Added to Holdings
of Railway Magnate - DR..
Joseph Scott Selects
Home Lot

The lot on the south side of East Sew
enth street, 60 by 125 feet, between Los
angeles street and Maple avenue has
been purchased by Henry e. Huntington
at reported valuation of s64, 500, or at
the rate of $1075 front foot. This lot is
another in the group of Mr.. Huntington
holdings in the vicinity of the Pacific
Electric building, to which a large addi-
ton is soon to be made for the perfection
OF the lnteruroan railway service. With
the extension of the Seventh street car
line east across the river and the third
rail improvements on Central avenue II
would appear that in the near future
traction cars will be coming into tbe
Pacific Electric station FROM the rear.
Other Realty Deals
Joseph Scott has purchased from "a
A Mcconnell, through the agency of
Crook e. Mccain, the corner of Catalina
street and Wiltshire boulevard for a con-
sideration said to approximate $4,000.
The lot is lis by 165 feet in size. Mr.
Scott is said to be planning to erect q
handsome house on the property.
The Althouse Bros report sales az fol
lows
e. G. Gilbert to George Giles. an i'm
proved lot on the southwest corner of
Washington and Hobart boulevard. 15O
feet on Hobart boulevard by 100 feet on
Washington street; consideration $l5, 900.
e. Cornwell to w. II. DurlSie, an unim
proved lot on the west side of Manhattan
place, south of Pico street; lot 70 by 1856
feet; 1880
b. M Larson to local investor, a six
room bungalow at 2911 Hobart boulevard.
The house is modern and contains oak
floors, etc; lot so by 1856 feet; $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
INVESTMENT PURCHASE
ON EAST FORTY-SIXTH

Ernest w. Hotchkiss has purchased
from the Bargain Realty company.
through the agency of the Cornell COM
pany, the northwest corner of East
Forty-sixth street and Wadsworth ave-
nue. for reported consideration of 5000.
The lot is so by 152 feet to a twenty-foot
alley, and Is improved with two houses,
one of four rooms facing Forty-sixth
street. and the other of five rooms, on
Wadsworth avenue The property was
bought for an investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14

Woman's glory is in her hair, ~
OF course we're sure of that.
But there is also sometimes there u
A thing she calls a rat. .l
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14

Knicker-Curious creature, man.
Bocker-Yes, after he gets old enough
to have cold feet he wants to be a bare
footed boy again.-New York Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
Inspectors Classified Statement

Below is the tabulated statement of
improvements in Los Angeles for the
ma ST Ueek.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
lURfO 10 DEATH
BY A YAQUl RUSf
The Indians in the Guise of Rursles
Capture Mexicans Who Are After
wards Shot.

Nogales. Ariz., Dec. 21.-(Special.)-
Some days ago a serious Yaqui up
rising took place in Sonora, Mexico.
about thirty-five miles from Nogales.
which resulted very disastrously for
the Mexicans. 1t seems a large band
Of Yaquis had in some manner secured
in them rode over the country search
ing for Mexicans. Every one they saw
they would beckon TO them. and the
Mexicans thinking them to be their
own soldiers willingly responded and
were caught. After securing about
eighteen OF them the Yaquis stood
them all up in a line to be shot, but
only succeeded in killing twelve of
them, the rest managing to get away
before the Yaquis killed them. and one
walked all the way to NogaIes and re-
ported the affair. although he had a
wound from one Of the Sno,s fired
Only a few days before this an at
tempt was made to derail the train
running out of Minas Prietas. and af-
ter having gone about five miles the
engineer got wind of the affair, re-
versed the engine and ran back to
Minas Prietas.
The trouble is more serious than
many believe and extra precautions
are being made to stop the raids, as
all mining. as a consequence IS ~heing
seriously interfered with.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
THE STATES CASE
IS ALL But IN
The Prosecution Believes II Is Strong
er Against Pettibone Than They
Made Against Haywood.

Boise. Dec. 21.-With the exception
Of two Colorado witnesses which Mr.
Borah announced would not consume
more than an hour. the state conclud-
ed its presentation OF evidence in the
trial of Pettibone for the murder Of
former Governor Steunenberg today.
Mrs. Ida Toney. Orchards Colorado
wife, was on the stand all the MORN
ing and part of the afternoon, under
cross examination. Her son, Mark
Toney, was the only other witness OF
the day His testimony was practically
the same as that given by his mother.
Hawley and Borah tonight stated
that they are well satisfied with the
case and regarded it much stronger
than that presented against Haywood.
The same testimony as in the former
trial was given and in addition Mrs.
Toney and her son and Charles New
lille. whose evidence the state regards
as damaging witnesses for the pros
ecution.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
THE DARR MINE RESCUE
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY
Only Thirteen Bodies of the 200 So
Far Have Been Recovered.

Jacobs Creek. p, Dec. 21.-But thir-
teen bodies had been recovered from
the Darr mine when darkness came to-
night. All hope of reaching the 9TH
ers before tomorrow is abandoned. The
rescue work progressed steadily all
day but was slow on account of the
heavy accumulation of gas which ne
cessitated more precautivn in the work
of exploration.
The mine has been penetrated about
5000 feet but the slope Is an old one
and the workings are located nearly
three miles from the surface. In the
endeavor to reach the victims several
members OF the rescuing party were
seriously overcome late today by black
damp.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22

Nearly every woman has these mis-
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pletely. Your condition is bad enough
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You need a tonic that will brace up
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blood. The best, purest, safest prep
aration to do this is Stuart's Calcium
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Stuarts Calcium Waters are not a
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Stuart's Calcium Waters contain
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drive away that tired. WORKOUT feel
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You can obtain Stuart's Calcium
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
A HOT Old Time
All GUTHRIE, OKLA.
A Running Mate Found For Colonel
Bryan in the Person of VIM. n.
Murray.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 21.-For almost
an hour tonight in the presence of
over 500 dollar-dinner banqueters W.
]. Bryan attacked President Roosevelt.
The first part of his remarks were de-
voted to charging the executive with
lodging vital issues and his failure to
prosecute the trusts. He charged
Roosevelt with permitting the trusts
to grow up while he was in the act
of exposing them to the public.
During the evening Lieutenant Gov
ernor Bellamy mentioned William II.
Murray. president of the constitutional
convention and speaker of the house of
representatives for the democratic
nomination for vice president with the
ticket. Bryan and Murray" The
mention of Murray's name caused a
violent outburst of applause
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22

the exception of the roof and dining
room. A cook house and out buildings
are going up. over 100 men are en-
ployed on the job. and it is believed
by the shopmen that if a strike is de-
clared no union men will be maintain
ed inside the stockade.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22

late no person is allowed in the shops
or enclosure and no passes are issued.
All points of entry are guarded.
Just north of the shops a stockade
eight feet high topped with barbed
wire is being built, and in the enclo-
sure a bunk house is finished with
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22

Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. 80 degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January l, 0.S inch.
L. n. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22

effective after Jan. LIST next, was an
nounced at the navy department today.
II il largely an administrative step and
incident TO the arrival of the vessels on
the Pacific coast from the Asiatic sta
ton and of Admiral Sebree's special
service squadron consisting of the.
cruisers Tennessee, Washington and
California. in those waters As now
planned the fleet will continue in COM
mand of Rear Admiral Dayton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
PAPERS FOR WALKER.
The Looter o. the New Britain Bank
70 Be EXtradited.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. Glover
nor Woodruff TODAY signed eXtradition
papers for William +. Walker. the de-
faulting treasurer Of the Savings Bank
of New Britain, Conn. who was ar
rested some days ago in Mexico. The
papers We're turned over to Chief Egan
Of the state police who left for Ensen-
ada. Lower California. TO bring the
banks lOOter east.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-22
SHIP SUBSIDY LEAGUE
OPENS ITS CAMPAIGN


(CPn'inued from page ID
we should have some such experience
as we are now having when we pro-
vided by law that the revenues of over
10000 miles of railroads, representing
more than s14.OOO,OOO.O0O securities,
should be turned over to ratemaking
commission of seven men sitting in
Washington. The work assigned to
them was an imDossibility."
Mr.. Foraker paid a strong compl-
ment to the late Senator Hanna and
in closing Re said; Il continue to be-
lieve that the surest and best way to
restore our merchant marine is by a
return to discriminating duties, and l
continue to believe that when We shall
have done this. our flag viii be flying
over all oceans"