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New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
LIABILITY ACT UPHELD
Salt Under Federal En- pIoyers' Lac
Won By Longshoreman.

Justice Adams, Of the United States Circuit Court
yesterday decided IN favor Of Patrick Lancer a
longshoremao. who sued 10 recover $1,000 from the
Anchor Line Steamship Company for injuries re-
ceved while IN its employ This II was said is the
first IN this state under the federal employers
liability act. passed last year Justice Adams said
in the course of his decision that the act con-
stitutional
Lancer was injured by barrels improperly han
died by a fellow workman. Under the New York
State law and the common law, he could not re-
cover damages. as the accident the result Of
the negligence OF a fellow servant The federal act
applying TO common carriers engaged in interstate
commerce and foreign trade. abrogates the fellow
servants rule Of the common Law and aboshes the
chief defence OF the common carriers.
Several lawyers yesterday, commenting on Justice
Adamss decision. said that II was drastic and fol-
lowed similar legislation in England closely. The
law firm Of Winter & Winter, Of No. 10 Wall street
attorneys for the steamship company. said that the
act unconstitutional An appeal will be made
70 the United States Supreme Court There is a
similar case from Kentucky TO be heard in the
foregoing tribunal
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

and arm while all and inferior Qualities ara
TAToEsse9tbe Rose irish cob6er ana White can't
ends 81 50Si S5 n, Ola n6tsHss nr I'M or bss Gocl9
81 Is; SWEET POTATOES Jersey Per basket. sSas2 .
$. BETS nearby, per bGnehes. 81 5Sgs2; CAR
bb s:as2 90 Do Pst bag s36s2 . CELERY Jersey.
sS o per i 5 M @ b I and and sasoy per- ioo
land and Virginia per crate 5oG7ae per 66L soG50e:
Virginia. bbi 81 I3a$1 S. do per Sb basket, 600
ss @ $lsSl 2S do North SsEona per p sSl S1ss, so
box 81 5Oa$s CATLIFI6WEIlS. Long Island. per bsL-
3erses io5 S0 56cssI 'i EGPIASTs FoTids PEG
s9as4 6 Ka % nsaTbv a2 Noer0T 6er b6r ~ 6IiLR4Ri
HeaFey per 100 5ocasi LETT c's state per 5ssss;
Soc LIMA BEANS pee caPoiins Po per- basas s. 5Sss4 So
MINT. per loo lunches. SiaSl So MUSHROOMS. white.
White. per basket 81 5oGs 75 do yeliox 81 soGs -
Maryland and virginia white. per basket 81 55ss
per basket 81 5o6is2, DO KsntucFv per bag sals2 IS
d9 si New - Orleans pr 81 g I % E, sE GGn%er crate s. %
81 25GSl do Texas white Ter S3QS3 D. do yell
crate. 81 1902 %: LEsE2Is AND sEALLOTs. Per 100
Pf8S wsfe25' S Eie 1r @ Ps.4 ss TSI ~ 5r
has e5G75e 20 Long Island and Jersey. per'as 7egs1
gSii PE-PPEHs Jersey Per bush box. 81 SoIsl - 90
CaPpIna per Der sI ba, bssEs o. 81 IS 5os an HB ana
pssroy I oISs per l sa 5gPe b s3 TfaTs srBy r
ger basket 55cgS1 =; do Delaware ana Maryland
green. 29g.Sc SQUASH. southern, marrow per POI
crate S1GSl =, do white and yellow CruOSneck bo
sIGS1 -; TOMATOES Jersey. Per bush box sass T51
Do Maryland and Delaware per carrier, 81 5os2 25 DO
Norfolk per carrier. per small
rier 81 2aS1 TO DO North Carolina. carrier. SO
81 80: Savannah. 81 5OGS3. DO Florida carrier.
$S3 do Mississippi per Tat box 9OcffSl: DO hOthouse.
l0G2lC. TCRN1PS. r1tabaga- Dbl. SlES1 5os
Cq white punches. 81 25ISl T5. WATERCRES5.
100 punches. S1GS2
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Sin arteutance OF hay
buyers on Change and only a light river trade Mod
receipts support ate prices lots make 81 20 have
exceptionally or full quality Range for good
mon to cholce. SOcGSI 20 STRAw-Quist az late
for beat Receipts or hay and straw IN tons. New
today Erie Railroad. 14O Pennsylvania. 50; Dela
LIackavalna Western. 40 LehiSn Valley.
river boats 10: total $50 Receipts OF SO
Toledo. July 1T-CLDVERSEED EED-Cash. 50 80, Octo-
Der 50 20. December and March IS T5- ALSIKE prime.
s. 10 TIMOTHY prime 81 20
MILK AND CREAM-Ths exchange price % milk was
shipper In the 26c zone The weather has made
demand for the receipts
% milk and in +l-quaru
July 13 ) follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIRECTORS MEET.
Declare Semi-Annual Dividend, but Elect
No New Member of Board.

A. the meeting yesterday 81 the directors OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company the only action
Of public interest taken the declaration Of the
usual seIni-annual dividend Of 3I7 per cent. An
adjournment was taken for one week. when the
vacancy caused in the board BY the death OF John
-. yelling may be filed
Tvo-thirds of the board. eight members. are
necessary for electing new director There were
eight directors IN attendance yesterday. but not
eight Hartman men. for Of those present was
Stuyvesant Fish. Tho others at the meeting were
E H Hartman, John w. Auchincloss. r W. Goe-
let Cornelius Vanderbilt, Charles A Peabody. Wal
ther Luttgen ana President J. T. Harahan. John
Jacob Astor was absent. and so were {. NJ. Beach
and J. .. W. Cutting. who commonly classed
as supporters Of Mr.. Fish, and Governor Deneen
OF Illinois, who is eX-officio director
Whom Mr.. Hartman will elect 10 the vacant d.
rectorship has yet developed. II has been ru-
rnored Of late that President Harahan had decided
70 cast his fortunes once more with Mr.. Fish. Mr.
Hartman. asked yesterday whether or not there
was any foundation for the report, answered:
1T is too ridiculous to talk about
Asked II there had been any Misunderstanding
between himself and Mr. Harahan. Mr.. Hartman
said
'.No. Why should there be?'
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July II. 1907.
COFFEE--The market for coffee futures was not
more than moderately active to-day prices showed
continued steaduess and after opening unchanged the
market closed steady, net unchanged points
AIsner sales for the day q about
1000 bags The opening might have been little
neer IN response 10 higher European
beeh Ior some selling attributed Wall Street and
HttIe liquidation which have been caused pro-
NOTED be the circulation OF There
was demand from leading trade interest however.
ana oNeFluss were we'll absorbed with the that
prices improved by the minimum huctuaton tndi-
Tatea 3y the closing figures or the European mar
kets, l1svre closed = franc and Hamburg
70 = pfenntg higher Brazilian receipts continued
gAt with the two ports getting % 900 just
1uo9n bags less than for the same day last year.
Juhdiahy received 2lOoo bags against $1,000 last
year or the BRAZILIAN markets Rio lower.
while Santos was unchanged and no change was re-
IN al districts OF Sac PaulO. with temperatures
sohabls cry little news reaches the local trade
GardlAg the new crop and know
what proportion II any present movement rep
rtsents new crop coffee The market FOR spot coTTee
vas was Unchanged with quotations the basis OF as
The range of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
WANT STOCK INCREASE RATIFIED.
Shareholders Of Minneapolis, St. Paul g.
Sault Ste. Marie to Meet September IL.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders or ths
Minneapolis. ST. Paul & SaUlt Ste. Marie Railway
Company Al which they will be asked 20 ratHy
fhe Increase IN the capital stock from s2l0Oo"o 10
s404ooo recommended BY tie directors at
special meeting on July T. as been called for Sep
tsmber Il The stockholders yesterday received
copss OF the resolution adopted al this special
meeting The resolution does not state the purposes
.e- which Il is proposed 20 use the proceeds OF te
n.00GO ~ ncyy stocl. IT, however, declares that
he proportion between the preferred and common
stock after the Increase viii remain the same as
a. present
i IS said that oniv 100000 OF the new stock
nil be o-ered sor subscription before January .
he proceeds rom that amount Of stock beng SUI
uceat TO cover the cornpany's require - 49,
isla2iIaer OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

- IT0,-Ihe cott0p market lrmer ana more
ANtVe sales for the day being estimated AT 800 600
bales while the market closed unchanged on
july ana 10 20 10 points net higher
Inc opening vas steady AZ an atvanc" Il points
on near months which Influenced by higher
while later positions started points lower and the
general list sold oT 10 "a decline = 20 points
shortly afer the call under iquid4t0n
which was encouraged b continued good weather
IN" south Fhe big local h-sg interest NiO
covering on the previous day believed De selling
fh~ decline. but thought
tIvtnE than Il sold and session
the market became active and firm reports
bears trying IN auH growing n
easy. which evidently ont n the fact that ths
bear leader issued circular quoting bsar.sh View Of
the crop by prominent southern man The close was
point 4 the Southern markets
unchanged ., &c higher. and tha actions
have indicated that the spot situation -
against notwithstanding the
here liverpool and elsewhere II IS stated
god aurrcrft. per arrivals from
liverpool rejected. owinR 20 excess -nf sn!
sana uu1 it believed that the recent fruuess %
July ana AugSt has reflected the covering OF short
sales made against this cotton whca hss lten found
80 10 raBs gUan contract New news
rirues more or conflicting but good cea OF bush
coming from the southwest OWING 10 ou1 "TeNl
ard iuse-t drTas~-
~ contract prices IN Ilo '-1' 4''7'NVN ~
4a.-y As
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
r,,oopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

y,r.r,ooI July Observation-Disclosures quiet; No 2
red Western winter z l;d futures stsady' 5@g
ld: La I dried quiet bs Northern STEADY 9s 3D.
Tes sfeady July nominal September 4s 1o5sd HOPS
- Sndo1 Pacific COAST, steady, Y lOsgt3 Jos
Fl EInrrRWinter patent, quiet 27s I'd PEAs.Caaadie9
am Gs sid BEEF-Extra India mess; steady sIs %
PoRK@Prme Western quiet ,, s2s Cd hAMs taa.d
cut 26 To- so fb steady 52s Cd; short Tio 10 to - 10
steady BIS Cd: long clear middies light Is 70 "a 10
hacks Ia 20 20 ~ steady 4ss Sd clear bellies IL 10 10
y, Arm ass shoulders square IL TO is 10. quiet Sss %;
IARD-Prne Western In terses Gqs5 tss AmeT, amer,
finest white new steady SOS Cd do old 62s do & naes.
colored 57s: do old, 6Ts- TALLOW--FriIle
eity dull sos Cd TURPENTINE. spirits quiet ass
PETROLEUM steady cad. ROsIN common Arna lis 3D.
IIN6EED OIL 26s ID
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
COAL FAMINE AGAIN LIKELY.
Car Shortage Expected to Make Trouble in
Northwest Next Winter.
LBy r.lssrsph % Tns Tribune. J

Pittsburg. July 7-Notwi.hstandng the immense
amount OF coal being shipped 20 the Northwest a
coal famine there next winter is likely Tho short
age Of cars during the movement of crops and the
delays during the winter will combine TO make
tratc conditions moro serious than last year, When
al tha piers ware clear OF coal before the present
shipping season began
II Is believed that before the close OF navigation
the Pfttsburs Coal Company will have in the North
y-.o. ports not less than 100000 tons. The de-
rra.d FOR coei has sent the price up, and an ad-
vance OF 70 to % cents ton is now being received
over last summers prices
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
nEeRscHAUM FROM IS TO SO CENTS.

Tho stock OF the Meerschaum Company oroNs
'fon & 10 20 cents share on the curp maINe'
yesterday, FOR some reason that the uaoeIS We.
e' loss 20 explain though some OF them sald
nat The slump was probably due 70 selling Dy an
-.erssf that had been IN pooling arrahseHIt.' r,
,-L had become dissatisfied with conultIoilS 4It'
ne price rallied later 10 81 80 at which IL ciosed'
'ADo1t one thousand shares were dealt IN
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
mANcHuRrAN RAILWAY BOND ISSUE.

London. July l7.-There viii be issued in London
and Geneva on August Il per bonds OF the
South ManChurian Railway Company 90 the amount
OF 100000. These bonds guaranteed by japan
The issue price will he q.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
DAYLIGHT TRIPS ON THE SOUND.

The New England Steamship Company has issued
a folder calling attention to the daylight trips on
Long Island Sound BY the steamers Of the New
Haven. Bridgeport and Norwich lines. There are
more attractive salt water journeys than those
which may he made by taking one Of the trips de-
scribed. The folders may be had from the general
passenger agent p. Q. Box ASP. New York city, or
on personal application at any Of the city ticket
Offices Of the various Sound lines.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY TO BUY CARS.

harrington. July 1.-THE Southern Railway
1hDsny has decided 20 purchase nifty new locoil'o-
sa seventy passenger coaches four dining
-: ak combination mail and baggage cars SIX
f-oinstlpn passenger and two hunnfeo "a
ss The new Will supply imfneoIate an
4. pate future needs. The locomotives are !"
AsAter type. and not for use on main ii'eS-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
CHOSEN ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

Fidelity Trust Company OF New York yesterday
Stephan L. viele elected assistant seos-tary
OF tie company.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
FIRE DESTROYS 2.4oo COTTON BALES.

c'"ule Rock Ark July 1.-THE plant of the Gun
Ill Dress Company at Argenta. Ark, was de-
n 20 oy nre today. TWenty-four hundred paIes
ba,s9.t 9.tion valued az sls9 sls, we're burned ne H
E.-ings and machinery are valued at $500. {. L
Nsison u Atlanta, is president OF ths company.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
City Hotels.

A-EIegantIy furnished Apartment private bath.
81 50 daily; weekly including meals si2 s0 also new
Columbian Hotel Saratoga rates transientS
commodated Van Rensselaer, Hotel. II East 1lth *.
between Broadway and 5th
New-York tribune., 1907-07-18
HARTMAN MAKES NO COMMENT YET.

z Il Hartman said yesterday that he had not
been able give the report Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission a reading careful enough 10
enable him make any comment on its contents.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
BISHOP SCORED
SOCIETY LEADERS

CLEVELAND. April 12-''The society
leaders Of to-day are mostly clowns
fools and buffoons," declared Rev. c. d.
Williams Bishop of Micigan.
There was probably no man who
ever lived" said he, more ambitious
than Jesus Christ. and so the tempta-
tion to rule over all the kingdoms Of
the earth If He would only fall down
and worship Satan was a most sure
one. Christ's answer, Get thee be-
hind me, Satan needs to be remen-
bered more often to-day.
I'VE are sometimes told that this
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Our Saturday Specials !:

we cannot improve the Newport and the
Lancaster turnpikos at the same time as
some persons think the bill providing
that work shall not be slqrtea 9H e second
road In any one hundred until work on
the first road named in the bill, which IN
the Chrstiana Hundred paragraph is Now
port turnpike is fully built.
AS ave cannot improve the Newport
turnpike because the city has failed 20
grade the thoroughfare at the city lino
as is contemplated, we were obliged to
select other roads. AS soon as the city
finishes its grading OF the street the Levy
Court will extend the Improvement to
Stanton and then take up the Lancaster
pike Improvement as directed in the bill"
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
News Of Christ Church.

In the parish house Of Christ Church
some time the latter part of this month
a. musicale for the benefit Of the choir
fund will be given. At the service
Sunday morning a solo viii be sung by
Miss May Willing. A large class is
being prepared for confirmation by the
rector at the present time.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

world is the devils world, and that to
succeed we must employ the devils
means. There was never a greater
falsehood. This is Goi's world, and
his means are the only truly right
ones.
Look at society to-day. All have
ambition to be leaders, and falsehood
and fraud are often used to achieve
this end. The crowds gape at the
social aspirants. But all the time the
world Is laughing at them, for i'm re-
ality they are fools, clowns and buff
foons."
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
HOPKINS TALKS
OF GOOD WORK

There is some unwarrantod criticism
concerning Tho contemplated Improvement
OF the county roads" said Candy c. Hop
lins. chairman of the Levy Court COM
inlttco on roads this morning.
Many persons think the court should
improve an the roads Immediately adjn-
cent TO Wilmington first but under the
act creating the S2ooooo loan for road lr-
brovcmont this is impossible. For instance
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Reoeption to MarshaIIton Pastor.

For the third time, Rev. Il. II. Miller
was given a public reception in Mar
shalton NJ. +. Church on Tuesday night
IL was a very pleasant occasion. on
Sunday Marshallton NJ. +. Church VIII
have as visitors Mrs. ETA Lambert IN
the morning, and the Rev. Alfred Smith
in the evening.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Saturday Specials

u. S. Government Pillow Cases,
made of extra heavy muslin, that
the army pays I5c for; slightly
seconds, at .................Ioc
King Street.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
WHITE CANVAS and WHITE
lIIrK lYElRlS

Blucher and ribbon styles. Cuban orl
regular heels.
$3.50 kinds; to-day's and tomorrow 81
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 iol
$500 kinds; to-day's and tomorrow 81
price .s....-.-.-s..-s...-s. go .s.ss sFA-i .
$500 kinds; to-day's and tomorrow. 81
price ......s.s.s-.sss..s -s.'s.. :. 'F-'-.
Prices range according to quality and
STYLE
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Va eIven Postal surprlse.

Mrs. j. A. Porter Of No. 703 West
Seventh street was given a postal card
surprise on Wednesday last. over 100
handsome souvenirs were received by
Mrs. Porter.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
MISSES and CHlLDREN'S WHITE CAN
Vas BUTTON SHOES and OXFORDS

In the smarest styles. This foot
wear Is to be very fashionable durinf
the Spring and Summer.
Sizes to s, worth $3.50; to-day's and
to-morroW'S s price .-...............Sll -
Sizes Sis to II, worth $500; to-days
and to-mOrrOw's price ............$l50
Sizes llis TO ,, worth $3.50; to-day's
and to-morrow's price ..........lSL6s
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
New 1907 Model Waists
In Lawns, Batiste and Nets

Shirtwaists Sheer White Lawn; dozen dis
tinct styles buttoned back front three-quarter
and full length sleeves, all handsomely trimmed
with dainty lace and embroidery in oQo
serting. Value SI.75; special at..... OOS
Shirtwaists, Fancy Net over Jap Silk, prettily
trimmed with heavy Cluny Lace, front, C0 90
back and sleeves $500 value, at... ~-.OO
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

SNAPPER LUNCH at Lynch's. No. 6
w. Fourth ST., tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
In the Millinery

Are Hats that anyone would be proud to own
Trimmed Untrmmed and Street Hats. Beauti-
fu and original designs Variety enough TO
please the most fastidious. Trimmed Hats, spe-
cia at
S198, $2.98 1898 and $4.98
For tomorrow we offer 500 beautiful large
Roses, with foliage in all the leading 1oo
shades. SOC value, at ............. lOC
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Kinonos at SC

Just received, a special of these
Kimonos, in light or dark; all
sizes. Regular 3oc value.
King or Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
Handsome Silk PettiCOats
5000 and $50 Petticoats at $3.os.

Excellent quality Taffeta Petticoats. The kind
that rustic in black and in all the leading shades
made with deep accordion pleatng; full
ruche. Regular price 5000 and $3.50, ca 90
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

Beautiful Showing Of High-Grade
Tailored Suits at from $698 to
$35.
Graceful Skirts at from SI.9O to SI2OS.
NObby J.Ckes at from Y 9O to $90O.
The choicest materials, the most approved ex-
elusive styles, and at prices only possible in this
store.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

Gold-FiIled speetaoles, $3.50
Until April 10 (lenses included). Cub
berly, S24 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
TAN CALF and BROWN V.CI
KIN 0XFlRDS and PUMPS

These are all the smarest lasts. High
or low heels. Bargain table.
$500 and $3.50 kinds; to-day's and TO |
morrows price ................-.....$lt
$500 kinds; to-day's and tomorrow $
price .......r.....-...ss-.ss. .sssssssss 80
$3.50 kinds; to-days and tomorrow
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sfo'Nu
Prices range according to quality and
efVia
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
JACOBY'S, The Always Busy Store
224-220 Market Street
oeenT Closes m;
Our Low Price rethOds Afford narveIous Savings in
Spring WearabIeS and Millinery.

WAYEVE been the leaders Wilmington
Weaables and Millinery than n 0
Evening journal., 1907-04-12
MISSES and CHILDUEN'S PATENT
LEATHER SHOES and OXFOROS

The shoes are in button and lace
and the Oxfords in Blucher style. They
are made on the correct shape lasts
Dull calf tops.
Sizes S 10 S. worth s1.9s; to-day's and
to-morrow's price ..................S $3.50
Sizes sh to II, worth $3.50; to-day's
and to-morrow's price ..........,,sl 81. Is
Sizes 1lis TO , worth $500: toaday's
and to-morrow's price ............ 200
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

Blucher and lace styles. Regular or
military heels. Swing or straight lasts
$3.50 kinds; to-day's and to-morrow's
price .....-'--s-..s'--. 's.-.-..-..s.. .sli-V
Sizes Sik 10 1917
$40 kind; to-day's and to-morrow's
price ...-...'................. .Sl.iO
Sizes / 20 ?.
Evening journal., 1907-04-12

style adopted by Fashions most fastdous
set, and this one is certainly beautiful Ex-
quisitey trimmed with Hercules braid; satin
lined three-quartcr sleeves, all sizes. Marvels at
$4.oo to $5.os
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
From the Press Gallery


Some ~ the members Of the presen
Legislature have peculiar ideas regard
Ing the rights and the duties Of tn.
press corps respecting them, anc
one OF the members was onl,
prevented by the good advice Of hi,
friends from making an exhibition OF
himself during yesterdays session In
Demanding the punishment OF one of
the House reporters who had called a
speech OF the member an illogical
speech AS 1t was the members OF the
press and some OF the members had a
meeting after the House rose and there
was a general and warm discussion of
the whole matter
The relations of the reporters with
the rank and file of the House members
is, however, cordial one. The Speak,
err Is particularly painstaling In seeing
that everything is done to enable the
reporters to secure accurate and full
accounts of the proceedings, and the
chairmen Of standing committees, with
a Few exceptions, are supplying the
press table with carbon copies of their
reports
From the standpoint of the report
ers there Is great gap in the House
when Kaniho is away, and, unfortu-
nately, that statesman has been absent
for some time. a victim to the dengue
fever. The gentleman from Kohala can
always be depended upon to say and
do something interesting, and his
speeches relieve the monotony of the
routine even if they do not shed a
great deal of light on the matter under
At cell 49,
the House to any appreciable extent.
Next to Kaniho, in matter of pictur-
esqueness of debate, comes Kaleiopu,
with Mahoe a close third. Both have
ideas and a fuency of expression that
help out immensely. Rawlins. Rice
and Hughes are also a trio that can
be depended upon to take sides in any
debate and what they have to say gen.
orally amounts to a good deal.
Conspicuous ana shining examples
of the silent majority are Quinn and
Comes, who sit together in the center
of the forum. The former, as chair
man of the Printing Committee. keeps |
quiet but saws wood, his excellent work |
In keeping the printing up to date hav-
ing had considerable to do in the fine |
record made so far by the House.
Long has not been heard from to |
any great extent, having had his hands
full as chairman of the Educational
Committee. This committee is review
ing the whole school situation and is
trying to reduce order out of chaos in
the matter of readjusting the teachers
salaries. Although he is working
quietly, Long has plenty of backbone,
surprising one of the Senators the other
day by the manner in which he pitched
into him after a session when the
members of the upper chamber UNDER
took to instruct the Representative as
to how he should vote on Governors
veto consideration. That Senator, at
least, will hesitate some time before
he offers any more mandatory advice
to the little member from the Fourth.
Moanauli gave his measure away in
pressing upon the House the consider
alton of his Wallach resolution, who
wants to try his live worm powder on
some of the patients at the Kalihi
station. There are one or two mem
bers of the House who are In favor Of
this faker to get some free
advertising in this way, but the great
will squelch such as hard
and as speedily as possible