The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20


 ed on the committees were the follow ing:
 Expenditures in the Department of Agriculture - Chairman, Littlefeld, Maine. Four Republicans, three Demo- crats.
 Expenditures in the Department of Commerce and Iabor--Chairman. Fos- Democrats.
 Expsnditures in the Department of Justice-Chairman Mpdd, Maryland No changes. Four Republicans. three Dem ocrats.
 Expenditures in the Navy Depart uent--Chairman. Boutell. Illinois.
 Three Republicans. three Democrats.
 Expenditures in the State Depart ment-Chairman Weeks, Massachu-
 setts: Cooper. Texas, Democrat Four
 Republicans, three Democrats. Expenditures in the War Depart ment--Chairman. Lawrence. Massa- chusetts; Davenport. Oklah oma, Demo- crat. Four Republicans, three Demo- erats.
 Expenditures on Public Buildings
 Chairman, Henry, Connecticut; Ed wards. Georgia, Democrat. Four Re- publicans, three Democrats. Foreign Affairs--Chairman, Cousins, Iowa. Republicans Taylor Ohio; Ames, Mississippi; Democrats Harri- I son, New IOrk, hellneT, MdoodShuSCteS' CHI. Maryland. Twelve Republicans, seven Democrats.
 Immigration and Naturalization Chairman, Howell. New Jersey. Repub- | licans, Edwards, Kentucky; Kuster- | mann, Wisconsin; Democrats Adair, In- diana; Sabath, Illinois: O'Connell Mas l sachusetts; Rothermal. Pennsylvania 1 Nine Republicans, six Democrats. 1 Indian Affairs-Chairman, sherman, New York. Republicans, Allen Maine; l Campbell, Kansas; Howell. Utah; Me- Guire, Oklahoma; Lindbergh. Minne- sota; Morse, Wisconsin; Parker. South
 Dakota. Democrats. Hitchcock, Me-
 braska; Carter Oklahoma, Cravens. l Arkansas; Hackney, Missouri; Saund- CTS, Virginia. Eleven Republicans, l seven Democrats. l InsuIar NAffairs-Chairman. Cooper, Wisconsin Republicans, Davis,S Minne- I sota; Madison, Kansas; Washburn, Massachusetts. Democrats, Denver, Ohio: Peters, Massachusetts; Fornes, T New York; Helm, Kentucky. Twelve Republicans, seven Democrats.
 ] Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 4 Chairman, Hepburn, Iowa. Repubn-
 cans, Knowland. California; Huo oaro'
 West Virginia. Democrats, no changes
 Twelve Republicans six Democrats. Irrigation Of Arid Lands--Chair- lman. Reeder Kansas; Patterson, South
 Carolina, (Dem.) Eight Republicans. five Democrats. xr
 Judiciary--Chairman Jenkins. Wis
 consin; Reid, Arkansas (Dem.) Twelve
 Republicans, six Democrats. ...
 Levees and Improvements Tor the
 Mississippi River-Chairman, Prince, H.
 linois. Republicans. Reeder, Kansas; Caudrey. Missouri; Kennedy, Iowa :. Democrats, Murphy. Wisconsin; smith
 Missouri. Six Republicans and nve Democrats.
 cbairman. Greene, Massachusetts-Wat- kins. Louisiana; Clark, Florida (Dem ) Twelve Republicans, seven Democrats.
 Military Affairs-Chairman, Hull,
 Iowa, Republicans. Stevens, Minneso- ia: Anthony, Kansas. Democrats. Sher-
 wood, Ohio: Gordon. Tennessee Tweive Republicans. seven Democra.s ,s,,n E, Militia--Chairman, Steenerson, Minne-
 sota: Fayrot, Louisiana (Dem.) Nine Republicans. six Democrats.
 Mines and mining-Chairman Ruff,
 Pennsylvania. Nine Republicans;
 seSsN Naval affairs~chairman, Foss. Illi-
 nois. Republicans, Olcott. New York,
 Ellis, oregon. Democrats, Hooson' Alabama; Talbott. Maryland; Lamar, Missouri. Twelve Republicans; seven
 Pacific railroads-Chairman. Butler
 Pennsylvania. Fulton. Oklahoma (Dem.) Nine Republicans; six Demo- crats. Hampshire. Nine Republicans; five Democrats.
 Pensions-Chairman, Loudenslager New Jersey: Hill. Tennessee, Oem) Nine Republicans; six Democrats. Printing-Chairman Landis. Indiana Finley, South Carolina. (Dem) TWO Republicans: one Democrat. Public Buildings and Grounds Chairman, Bartholdt, Missouri; McLain ] Mississippi. (Dem.) Burnett, Alabama (Dem.) Ten Republicans, seven Demo crats.
 Public lands-Chairman. Mondell Wyoming. Mcclure. Oklahoma, (Rep.) Ferris, Oklahoma, (Dem) Craig. Ala bama, (Dem.) Eleven Republicans eight Democrats
 Railways and canals-Chairman Davidson. Wisconsin. Hardy, Texas (Dem.) Nine Republicans; five Demo crats.
 J man, Gillette, Massachusetts; Goodwin North Carolina Hardy, Texas; Hull Tennessee; Edwards, Georgia. Demo crats. Eight Republicans, five Demo 1 crats.
 Rivers and Harbors-Chairman, Bur ton, Ohio. Republicans. Birdsall. Iowa Young, Michigan: Woodward, West Vlr
  Ellerbe, South Carolina. Thirteen Re publicans seven Democrats. Territories Chairman. Hamilton Michigan. Democrats, Kimball, Ken lucky; Davenport. Oklahoma; Houston Tennessee; Chandler, Mississippi. Elev eu Republicans, seven Democrats. War Claims-Chairman. Haskins Vermont; Cooper, Texas, Democrat Floyd. Arkansas, Democrat. Sever ' Republfcans, six Democrats. Immediately before the announce ment of the assignments by the Speak CT. the resignation was read of MY Knowland of California and of MT. Cal derhead of Kansas from the Commit tee on Banking and Currency. Tn Sneaker announced the appointment 0 MT. Reeder of Kansas and MT. Durr of Connecticut in their stead. While the clerk was reading tn committee announcements. the mem hers exhibited unusual interest Al 4 most every seat was occupied an I manv gaye evidence of satisfactio with their assignments but numbe \ clearly manifested disappointment About a dozen Republican vacancies re main unified.
 HOW ALABAMA PARED. Washington. D. C., Dec. ls-lspeclsi |. |
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