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from all classes of government servants. If
all the members Of the legislative subcom-
mittee felt on the subject as does Represen-
tative Livingston of Georgia, the ranking
minority member, there would be speedy
and favorable action on the Davis bill or
some similar measure.
II am heartily and entirely in favor of
an increase to civil employees of the govern
ment." Mr.. Livingston told Star reporter
yesterday afternoon. 10 do not include the
rank and file and the commissioned per-
sonnet of the army and navy-although
have no doubt they deserve an increase as
well-beeause they can be taken care Of in
their own appropriation bills. But for the
civil employees / am convinced that we
should have action as soon as possible
Since the bill framed by Representative
Davis of Minnesota was introduced / have
given considerable study to the general
situation, the present excessive cost. Of liv-
ing as compared with former years, and the
Justice of the claim made by government
employees that the majority of them have
not been classified and increased. for nearly
half a century. AS a result of this study
am convinced that we should do something,
and ait once.
Mr. Livingston thinks 1t would be a good
thing to, Increase. the salaries of these en-
ployes who are now receiving UP to s.. 600 e
year by 20 per cent: those receiving be-
tween $f.0G0 and 5000 a 10 per cent In
erase. and those between $1,000 and 50. 600 a
10 per cent increase He would vote to ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10
Coast Survey Steamer Service.

The coast and geodetic survey service
steamer Bache which sailed from Balti-
more about two weeks ago. has arrived at
San Juan, Porto Rico. and will remain
there for, several, months. A letter re-
ceived here from the commander of the
vessel states that all aboard are we'll The
Bache will. during the next three months.
be employed in survey work on the coast
of Porto Rico. and the data she will gather
is to be used In the making up of new
chart Of the island which the government
will soon issue.
sim at baltimore, where she has been
oyerhauled; and 1T Is expected she Will
shortly be ordered to sail for the Pacific
coast for permanent duty there: 1t Is ex-
nected. II she goes to the Pacific. she will
be replaced ON this coast by new; vessel,
the building of which Congress viii aa-
thorize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10
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GOVERNMENT CLERKS
Davis Salary Increase Bill I'm
der Consideration.
FIVE MEN CONTROL ACTION
The Legislative Subcommittee of tie
House Appropriations Committee.
ALL THE INCREASE BILLS
Have Been So Referred, but the Da-
Wis Bill is the Only One Re-
ceiving Any Attention.

The thousands of government employees IN
Washington will probably be interested to
know that the bill introduced in the House
by Representative Charles r. Davis of Min
nesota providing for an increase of 20 per
cent in the salaries of all civil employees OF
the government for 1907, with minimum
limit of 5000 and a minimum of $780, is
under consideration by the legislative sub
committee of the House appropriations
committee. This committee is made up
of Representatives Bingham, Pennsylvania,
chairman; Littauer of New York, Brick
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Representative Abraham L. Brick.
any argument to urge that members of the
House in voting to increase their own
salaries gave out a great deal of time and
thought to the proposition. They answer
this suggestion with the statement that the
salaries of civil employees of the United
States come under review once year when
the annual money bills are made up and
that there is at that time opportunity
for such salaries as are too low to be
raised In fact, the statement is made in
this connection that hundreds-aye, thou
sands-of government salaries have been
raised during the past few years and that
more will be attended to in the future.
What Mr.. Livingston Says.
There are other members of the House,
however-and they are very numerous
who feel that members of Congress, hav-
ing voted to increase their own salaries
one-third, can hardly refuse to give heed
to the general demand for consideration
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Closed by HIGH Water.

NATCHEZ. Miss, February 9.-The river
guage today registered 472 feet Tho
Natchez Packing Companys plant was
closed by the high water. A number Of
small houses will probably have to I've
abandoned Reports from BouGere. La,
say that the protection levee has given way
at the upper and lower ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10
Battleship Ohio Sails.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. February 9.-The
battleship Ohio, flagship of the fourth bat
tleship division of the Atlantic feet sailed
from Hampton Roads for Guantanamo to-
day to join the ships under Admiral Evans.
The Ohio flies the flag OF Rear Admiral W.
II. Emory. commanding the division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10

Thousands of temperance advo-
Gates and clergymen throughout
the country agree with Dr. Ore
baugh, and have the courage of
their convictions, to recommend
DUFFY'S PURE MALT Wits
KEY as the greatest tonic stirnu-
liant and body-builder known to
science.
Il have suffered from irregular
appetite, diarrhoea, then constipa-
ton, abnormal temperature, often
below normal; at times the men,
ory is dull and 1 feel stupid. I have
tried many treatments with no
beneficial results. Pardon me to
furthermore say that l have always
been opposed to whiskey as a
beverage, but have always believed
that PURE whiskey used as a med
icine was a God-given one.
NEVER found PURE until l GOT
"DUFFY'S." The best l could get
seemed to increase my trouble and
would burn in my stomach, but l
find nothing disagreeable with
DUFFY'S. 1t has done me a vast
good and trust others may use it
through my recommendation. -
(Rev.) JOHN c. OREBAUGH,
Anderson, Ind, Oct. 2, Ioc6.
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Representative L. N. Littauer.

representative u. N. LlCCauer.
of Indiana. Livingston of Georgia and
Burleson of Texas. 1t remains with
these five memoir rather four for
Representative Bingham, the chairman of
the subcommittee is i'll and probably will
not be in attendance again this session-to
say whether the attention of the entire
membership of the appropriations commit
tee shall be given to the Davis bill or to
any other measure providing for an in
crease.
ALI Increase Bills Referred.
All the increase bills have been referred
to this subcommittee, but it happens that
the Davis bill is the only one that is re-
ceiving any serious consideration. Mr.
Davis appeared before the subcommittee
Informally several times last week and
presented arguments for his measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10

The police of Salisbury. Md. headed by
Chief Woodland Disharoon and Deputy
Sheriff Waller. rounded UP five of the al
legged gang of thieves who have been oper-
ating in Wicomico. Somerset and Worcester
counties for many months past.
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dgested and
by nj druggi or IN
II on lie
TWILL
vice ee. fly Malt N
DISTRIBUTOR,
N. SHEA, 632 Penna. Ave. N. w.
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Representative 81. II. Bingham.
Among other things he made the state
ment-which he insisted the subcommittee
members could easily verify if they wanted
to take the trouble--tllat fully 15 per cent
of the membership of the House was in
favor of giving some sort of general
increase to the civil employees of the gov
eminent. He insisted that if his bill were
ever permitted to come to a vote on the
floor of the House it would pass by the
biggest kind of a majority and suggested
that the committee on appropriations in
stead of taking upon itself the responsibility
of holding up the measure report it to the
mendation of any sort and let the MEM
bership of that body pass upon it's merits.
He will be heard formally by the subcom-
mittee next week.
OF course, there is no denying the fact
that the appropriations committee, above
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Representative L. r. Livingston.
all others, reflects the sentiment of the
House leaders upon each and every propo-
sition. and consequently. while these gem
tlemen have their faces set against a gen.
eral increase; 1t would seem that the
chances OF such a proposition being favor
ably considered by Congress at the present
.session were somewf.s. remote 1t Is urged
by these in opposition to general In
that sufficient time does not remain in the
present session for due consideration Of
the subject. And they do not consider 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10
a God@Given Medicine

Rev. John G. Orebaugh, a
prominent clergyman and
temperance advocate, says
that DUEFYS PURE
MALT w HISkEY is a
GOd=GiVen Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10

This c. -cn=wi.h 9Jc buys 20-gal.
Strong GIlv. Ash Can, worth ST..
With 79c. buys Adjustable Dustless
Galvanized Sitter.
With :3c,, one Galvanized Coal Hod,
Poker and shovel.
With $40 bays one Latest Improved
Columbia Washing Machine, fully WAY
f-n N ~ Il
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village briefly
Told for Busy Readers

Aou s"s sS"sf ht"aofs
Saturday at Rosters, ladies' $50
black sateen underskiris for 69c; 81. 25
black sateen undersklrts a. SOC,
II. G. Roster & Co., offer Saturday
evening 1900 yards OF embroidery, 0 10
IA inches vide, value TO z5c at l0c a
yard.
Supt Albert w. -Varney will occupy
the pulpit ut the Second Congreg alton.
al church Sunday morning. In the
evening the congregation will join 10
the union service at the Baptist church
The young peoples meeting OF the
Second Congregational church will he
led by Miss Helen Il. Searle. Topic,
IAN Easy Life Versus q Hard One. -
Reference, Tim, 2 1.l3. Regular
collection; hour 9 p. m.
Saturday al Rosters you can buy
Mennen's 25c talcum powder at l5c,
two for pc, l5c Pears soap lQc, pc
Rubifoam lie. 25c DR. Lyons tooth
powder l6c, 25c Williams tar soap DC,
3oc Highland linen paper l0c, &c pad
paper &c.
Miss Daisy Rudd charmingly enter
tained the card club Friday evening a
the home OF Mrs w. II. Nichols. Their,
we're 10 present and the evening was
spent In playing widow. The tables
we're numbered with hearts and the
tally cards were valentines In the
shape OF hearts. The prizes we're wor
by Miss Edith Lyons and W. II Mich
OILS and Miss Rose Murray aud FREQ
Martin. Dainty refreshments wer'
served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
START FILIDUSTER.
Senators Bacon and Tillmar
Oppose Jap Agreement.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS WANT TIME.
Member From North Carolina Threat-
ems Ten Day Fight Against Re-
port--Dislilses auto TO Hun
over Him.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--The sud
den development Of full fiedged ILL
buster resulted IN the senate when an
attempt was made 10 force the adop-
ton OF the conference agreement on
the immigration BILL This report car
ries provision intended TO aid In the
settlement OF the acknowledgements
problem, aud speedy action was desir-
cd by administration senator's.
Expressing sympathy with this OBJ
Ject, yet regarding the report with
suspicion on other points, Messrs. Ba-
con and Tillman first endeavored to
have action delayed for day that
they might study the report. When
this was refused the filibuster began.
Mr. Bacon held the door for two and
a half hours. Mr.. Tlllman remarked
that he was prepared 10 make u ten
day fight on the noor against the re-
port, because he objected 10 being
run over as with an automobile. MIR.
Bacon objected that the report chang.
ed existing law In respects which he
believed on hurried examination would
deprive southern states from obtaining
even the meager labor supply from
abroad which was available under the
present immigration laws.
A truce was declared at the sugges-
ton of Senator Spooner. when the re-
port will again come up for considera.
ton.
Administration senator's interested In
the adoption OF the report Were alarm
ed by apparent Democratic hostility.
All OF the Democratic leaders when
questioned as 10 their attitude dis
claimed the adoption Of a party policy
In regard TO the report, and the sena.
tors making the objections insisted
that they were actuated wholly by re-
sentiment Of what they thought was an
attempt TO force immediate action.
Mayor Schmltz aud his associates
are awaiting the action Of congress on
the immigration bin and the result OF
Secretary Roots negotiations with th'
Tokyo government on the san Fran
cisco school controversy. The exclu
sion provision In the bin which the
administration believes viii solve ths
cody labor problem Is said 10 he en-.
tlrely satisfactory 20 the japanese gov.
eminent. and another aud perhaps hnal
conference was held az the White
House today. NJ which assurances OF
the passage Of the bin NJ this session
of congress said TO have been given the
Republican leaders were discussed
The failue OF congress 10 take some
definite action on the immigration bll
was disappointment 10 the member'
OF congress from California aud Z,
Mayor Schmiiz and the members Of
the school board
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
SETTLEMENT REACHED.
President and CaIifornisns Agree ss
90 Japanese In Schools,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.--The San
Francisco school controversy growing
out OF the segregation of the Japanese
school children in that city has been
settled.
The basis Of the agreement reached
at the White House conference is that
Mayor Schmitz and the members OF
the school board will Immediately aft.
er the passage or the immigration bill
as reported by the conferees In con.
gress abolish the oriental schools aud
again admit Japanese children into tho
white schools.
The president and Secretary Root
gave the San Tranclscans assurance
that IL the bill In not passed nj this
session OF congress an extra session
will be called Immediately after the
adjournment on March T.
The Japanese and Korean Exclusion
league nj San Francisco reinforced
by many civic bodies, opposes what II
terms temporarlzlng on the part OF
Mayor Schmltz In the japanese school
question. Officers of the league de.
mand that the mayor hold out for an
exclusion law as severe upon the Jap
anese as those that now apply 10 the
Chinese
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
WARRANT FOR WALKER.
nsnk Directors Have Glow Co Missing
Treasurer. Who stale r505yOoo.

nsnL Directors Have Glow Co Missing
Treasurer. Who stale s515.ooo.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. Feb. Ia
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell on his
own Initiative has drawn up a warrant
FOR the arrest Of W. \. Walker on the
charge Of approprlating 10 his own use
two bonds Of $1,000 each belonging TO
the bank aud sent Chief OF Police Raw.
llngs 10 New York 10 inform the police
there OF the fact that the missing
treasurer was wanted on a criminal
charge.
A clew 20 the whereabouts In New
York Of tho missing treasurer Of the
savings Bank 81 New Britain has been
received by the hank directors. No
clcw a. 10 the location OF the securities
which Walker took from the bank has
been found In spite Of a very active
search In New York and several other
cities. The hank situation apparently
rests on the apprehension OF Walker.
for the run Of dcp0sitors has ended.
and the Institution practically could
resume business without delay.
A current report that portion Of
the missing securities had bean found
resolved itself into the fact that SIS.
co worth Of bonds were on deposit In
n New York hank and were allowed
Tor In striking the balance 10 deter
mine the actual shortage. which 10.
mains unchanged az $4,000.
The board Of directors Of the bank
met to discuss the present phase Of
the situation. Nearly every member
feels certain that iarge portion Of tho
missing securities will be secured In.
tact.
AZ the meeting a second staicment
was drawn up. which was signed by
oil the directors. repeating what was
sail H. the FIRST statement given out
that the hank l. solvent aud guaran.
tcclng That II win pay all dsposi,ors In
full. The statement wnrus deposltors
not 10 bc induced 10 cell their pass.
books NJ any dleconnt.
With approximately $1,000 missing
from the Baptist convention funds the
defalcntIon % Walker appears 20 OK.
cccd sG00.0O. Tho only realty that he
Ind was his modest home. which was
assessed for $500. aud against this
mite nn attachment for $4,000 was
levied IN favor Of tho hank.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16

LEBANON. Ind. Feb. Il. - judge
Samuel u. Artman OF The Boouc coun
~ circuit court held that the saloon
business has no legal existence ana
therefore cannot be licensed by the
state. lie quoted many authorities 90
show that the citizen has mo- Inherent
right 10 engage In the selling 81 intox.
lcants. because. as has been decided
by the courts. II u attended by danger
10 the welfare OF the community
Judge Artman was speaker 81 the
house Of Representatives 81 Indiana
two years ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
r,.x. Man Ku,.a q. .u,o Crash.

WELLSRORO. Pa. Feb. iG.-IIiram
Pickering of Tloga was killed and DIR.
\. T.. TIakes was severely hurt In an
automobile accident on bridge over
the Elklorn creek. n tributary of the
Tioga river Pickering aud Dr. HIake~
who Il president Of the orange Ma.
ilonnl hank NJ Tiogn. were making q
sharp turn In the road 20 take the ap
proach TO the bridge when an axle on
tho motor car broke. The machine
crashed into the bridge rail Pickering
was tossed over the abutmeni and fell
upon his head. lie died without re-.
gaining consciousness. Dr. IIakes was
also tossed from the automobile. but he
escaped with several decorations aud
coutusi0ns
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-16
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