Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-30
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N'tt ti4 .f' d A4hNi PIE ONtl
rfsei in tre far-frameI vigorouz
li1cs cvcltiSn Btyle. nor" OF less 70
ihe subord:Bation OF oiher matters.
9th y recommendations wen calcn-
LACED TO awaken q fcrwd popular re-
Spouse. VIII be founl IN the rresl-
dents message Mr.. Roosevelt be
heyes IN a~eraduatcd federal income
rex ana IN a progressive tax on
"wollen" fortunes.
The movement for the improve
ment OF tho Mississippi river. a deer
wat rway fro mthc lakes TO the eult
VIII be iuaugurated. 4 renewal o.
The egiJatlon for legislation 10 aia
the American merchant marine f.
looked for. and the hores OF the shi
subsidy advocates have again boo
rais d. 4 good deal OF quiet wor'
las Leen done by them since the a~>
iournmcnt OF congress. ana a defirif.
agreement has been reached anon
Thorn TO abandon n original bll
recommended by he Merchant Ma
rine commission, and once passed b.
he senate. The program now Is e.
revive IN bin that passed the house.
just before the close OF the last SCI.
sion and establish monthly service
between the tAlantic ana the Pacih,
coast and points in Brazil. the 18th
mus OF Panama. Argeltine. Peru an.
Chile. The al OF Mr.. Roosevelt f.
said TO be assured. but the recon
clause that gives the government the
right to establish pos; roads. anf
INF rentlallT~ properly to maintain
them. Traffic agreements between
and among railroads seem desirable
to him, when made under fedora
scrutiny and with federal ass MT. anf
laws that stand in The way will be
met with recommendations of repea'
or modification. Railroad attorney
who appear before the national legis
lature on matters OF public concer,
DO not arous the presidents hostil'
~ but when they work in secret the,
fan to evoke his applause. A publ
register should be established 70
their particular benent, so that tn,
public may know OF them and their
objects. All these tbinpa rortoirir
TO the railroads ana trnsts viii !
mendation Will be vigorously resist
ed. Although the subsidy interest
are we'll organized, the prospects O
success are no moro 1ottorin, ,bo,
they were wear aoo
Another importont ch,nte,. Of "a,
presidential MESSAGE will he devote
TO a discussion of the urose, walton =
the natural resources ohio coup+,,
resources which mr., holm. n,s.o1
such an ext MI tbat +, co,.,oi, -
ucts the pinch Is aIroodv re,t ,,bu,
in others absolute danulotiop e.oro
the coming gencrati,n IN ho roo,
Better control of praziro land ,.u
be demand ID. thoro viii no 49,,
mcndations looking IN oynorsbin h,
the governmcpt NJ tba cool al "a.
Cas-hearlne, lands or NO uos.. a,,,,
costing hearing nm roc,o,,o,,o,, ,,.n,
eation fo,aetotion ,ho -.
III ent OF inland 1t,
drei subjects. Labor meoeura, ,.n,
be considered such ~ tho .,ro,o.,,,
cning of the law ,imiti,. rho -
Of labor of railroad o,o,,o,,aa
abolition OF The law og cortrihrton,.
neglie nee. So that crnn,o,or, r,a..
be made fully liable 70, all tn,,n,a.
sustained bv their emnIovos 90.
ernment REGULATION NJ cbi,3 ,,a,.ou
far as it can he un1orto,.on vi,ho1.
connicting with tho r,obts o. -.
states: abps.s Of tho nowor 90 tha
writ of Injunction C,no.ros. 49,.
step asst wear in the direct on 80 ~
hibiting contributions to cowrato,,
funds from cornorotions. ,,o,,os.,on
ably. the pres,lent Will prgo rnr.,,@,
action along this limo Arothor ,.haao
of the tariff will he inject, into ~
coming debates bv tho nrosi1ort.
recommendation that euoar o,d %
bacco from tho pbili,,,i,o,