The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-18
FoRncAsT FoR wEEIx.
Appropriation Bills VIII Come Up Be. fore Both Houses.

fore Both Houses.
 Washington, Feb 17--Appropriation bills during the present week contlnus ,ss time of both the senate and house, but they will not be allowed to crowd ev- erything else to the wall in either chamber
 The house will begin the week Mon~ day by passing several bills under sus- pension of the rules, and if the present I,Iap prevails, the last two days of the week will be devoted to the ship subsi- dy hill. In the senate the resolution providing for the expulsion of Senator Smoot will be voted upon at ?. m. on Wednesday and there will be consider ahle deba e on the resolution before the vote is reached.
 Senator Shoot himself Is on the pro- gram for an extended aduress in which he is expected to outline his attitude s as between the Mormon church and the national government, and nc Will be supported in speeches by Senator Dti- lingham. Beveridge and Foraker, the latter closing in behalf of Mir. Shoot. The final argument in opposition will he made by Senator Burrows. It is general admitted that Senator Shoot win be sustained by a large majority.
 At the earliest practicable moment the Senate will resume consideration of the agricultural appropriation bill
 
 of Monday or Tuesday; notwithstanding considerable deDate IS expected on the provision inser.ed by the committee providing for the leasing of the grazing lands and one am 5ndment which will he offered by Senators Bevertdge and HanGborough on the subject of meat in- spection.
 Senator Beveridge win renew his ef- fort to secure the enactment of law recurring the meat packers to put the date of canning on their packages and to transfer to the packers the cost of inspection, which is now paid by the government.
 After devoting some time Monday to bills on the calendar, the house will proceed with it's consideration of the most office appropriation bill on which general debate will close at noon Tues day. It is not probable however, that the bill will be finally passed before a late hour on Tuesday.
 The general status of the appropria- tion bills is the subject of no little anx- iety on the part of members of the house who generally appreciate thai thev are about a week benind the aver age time on these measures. Of the fourteen large budgets, eleven have al. ready passed the house and two, the sundry civil and general deficiency have thus far failed to receive any at. tention whatever. Only six or the bills have received the sanction of the senate and none have yet been approved by the president
 Both houses regard night sessions AS among the strong probabilities fol the latter part of the week and all ex, rect to sit almost every night next week.
 President Roosevelt will leave Wash. ,neton late in the week for a briei visit to his sons who are studying al uarvard University and the Grotor School in Massachusetts. He will spend Saturday at Harvard and Sunday al
 Ii is expected that the trial of Harry E Thaw, which was interrupted las week by the sudden death of the wifi, ot >na of the jurors. will be resumed Monday morning. Evelyn Nesbit Thav nrobabIy will go on the witness stand surinv the early rart of the week t' continue the recital of her life story.
 Chess experts of Great Britain ant inc limited States will play series O sar,es bv cable on Friday and on Sat Yrdav Several well known masters will participate
 The place of holding this years tracl ard field meets. the eligibility of fresh nen and the admission of the univer sities of Michigan and Virginia to thu Association will be considered at tn annual meeting of the Intercollegiat AaSoeiation of Amateur Athletics whiel