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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB CORNER

The cities In Oklahoma which make the greatest strides
forward in the twelve months will be in condition to
compete for ascendency among the leading business Of
the state
This fact must be apparent every observing citizen.
Chickasha is located in of the richest valleys the
world In way become proper energy put forth, the
trade center Of all this southwestern country.
With cheap power which she have in nexhaustible
quantities chickasha likewise become the manufacturing
center of great territory.
In fact chickasha with less push and capital than would
required by any other city, be made the merchane aud
manufacturing center Of Oklahoma.
In addition the inexhaustble chesp power proposition
the evidence is hand prove clam in the facts
First that Chckashas location Is especially adapted to the
needs Of great business center.
Second that chckasha has the railroads necessary in the
produce to the promotes and capitalist proof o
at for railroads thronghs immediate
territory promise greater returns from the territory
sed than in any other talked Of lines in the state
With the railroads indicated, the already diverg
ing from Chckasha and the nteruban bein projected
"An HI or high could not overtake US"
CITIZENS OF CHTcKASHA;-
OWNERS OF VAST ACRES OF LAND ADJACENT
TO THE CITY,
IS NOT THE GOAL WORTH STRIVING FoR2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Our sympathies 90 out to the president in the sore
campbells successor we suggest that he put end
his troubles by promptly announcing the appointment Of
Judge Dickerson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

The Express cannot help wondering why the folks who
live Chiesasha have not started whole
length sidewalk petitions and Choetaw avenues
have done It requires only twelve sgners 10 petition
and the city council viii do the rest chieasha avenue
should keep up with the procession.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

chckasha bidding 70 factories now, but it viii not be
long after the water power facilities are developed till
the factories win begin to bid for chckasha The Wash
ita is little but Il is loud and it has been waiting all
these years to turn loose its energies on some useful
work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Ths rev primary election lav wh make r Felony
for candidates 70 set era up TO eaars according TO ate
adyicas from Guthrie. and Gle kissing Of babies win SIN
permissible section 0rbddng donations to churches
would doubtless meet with the approval OF ths ONCE
seeking public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Ii is doubtless that every dog has his day and
likewise the booze vender but before the game goes
on much longer the fellows who imagine they can play
horse with the prohibition law win find that their day
has passed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

PRESIDENT HASKELL OF THE UNITED STATES r
is the heading of front page, top Of column article in
ahe State Capital Now just think Of that verify the
governors enemies DO bow to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
.
9 WELL DRILLING

lam now located in chickasha
and am prepared TO do al kinds
Of wen drilling See me with
a. +. Bock. g. W Moore.
Phone 202. 5-5.1mo
ssses ssss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Senator Bailey says he is ready to have peace in the
scamp We don't know how The Texans feel about #,
but the spectators at distance have certainly seen
enough Of the show relish change
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

chckasha Is pretty large to be properly patroed
by two night policemen Police Chief Goodwin's idea hat
night sergeant should be kept duty at headquarters
appears to the Express to Be a good one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Although Judge Parker win be delegate to the Denver
convention he has not yet authorized the announcement
mar he win make the speech nominating Mr.. Bryan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

cAIcKAsHA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY MAY 6, 1903
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
blgsl Does u usa ii h
sss,ad P,,cs 4 Illlgli
lAtH IS ALSO 'tIllMlllI"
Nebraskan Declares That Tsxas Cen
ator Has Figured Too Prominently
In OH Affairs for Chairman ~ Con-
vsnsion or Reso,utIons cem"s'ttss.

LINCOLN. NEB.. June 27.-William
J. Bryan rejected today the sugges-
ton of David X. Francis az q possible
vice Presidential nominee or a. a
possible manager of the Democratic
political campaign.
Mr.. Brinton. OF Denver, Colo. one
of the jealous friends OF Frnncts
called on Bryan In the interests tf
the Francis hackers. Bryan told hih
that Mr.. Francis would not be accept
able, SO far as tho NeGraskan himself
Is concerned, either for the second
prize on the national tickes or as she
campaign manager. because Of his
Standard Oil interests. - s
Bailey "Unavaltabie."
Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey. OF
Texas. also was stamped "unavaiia.
bie'' when he was suggested as tenn
porary chairmai - ihe convention OF
chairmaa Of the ed3cn Nc on resolu'
lions. Bryan declares MT the sena'
tors name had figured toe fominent'
" In the Waters-Pierce oil company
affairs in his home state. II
Whether Theodore A. Bell. Cai'
ifornia, will be selected as temporary
chairman of the Democratic conyen'
tion. Is q question which Mr.. Bryan
refused to discuss today Mr.. Bell
has been Endorsed by the California
state convention for the place and
10 regarded by Mr.. Bryan's friends "a
an excellent mar for chairman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
COOKE INNS EIGHT
| DOLLARS on WORD LIST
eFskfSa Which tszslsd Theusands
solved 1t s--ssslns Over
). Again Today. "

y
\ Nearly d thousand missing word
lists were sent In yesterday. and In
ths whole lot there was just one cor
reft. Mr.. J. II. Cooke. receiving ter
ler at schmelz Brothers bank. was
the one to solve the problem. and ne
gets So, The largest amount yet given
ais a prize In the contest.
| Mr.. Cookies list was as fwo,lows:
! Palace Billiard Room-"Accommo
bate"
Citizens & Marine Bank--"Idle."
Ideal Pnarmacy-"Powder."
C. C. Epes 4 Bro.-"Stock."
Monfalcone's News Stand--"News'
papers"
w. r. Wiison-"oheap."
Wilkins-Jenkins Co.-"Fayorably.
Union Dental Co-"The."
AZ was stated yesterday. the words
omitted In the lads" of the Citizens
& Marine Bank and Wilkins-Jenkins
Co. were the pnzzlers to the contest
ants. Scores OF people sent In lists
which were correct except for one or
two words. a.
SToiay the prize Is one dollar and
the hunting begins all over again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

"a ynois wos 80 vho win sutA
and a. y soane ~ /. .s.ls q smsli.
nit ,ney know a. time for one
while ana ano 4, bsv mnst no Il
caa ss..ceedspSiy S.illns tor . brilliant
sa,eer 70 be 6nulfed out In Q moment
"a only . . cord remain. This board
I ~tll annou9 ee the names for the men
NJ COo are 70 10 before the months eno.
an kin4 OF influence has been
nrought ITO bear on the members OF
I've board. on thePresident, and on the
secretary OF the navy TO give some OF
the of1cers slated for retirement ad.
ditional duty at various places. but
the answer has invariably been made
that II the old men are retained In
the active service there can be no
saow OF promotion for the men lower
down the ladder.
These forty retirements will cause
many changes in the commaIPs OF the
various naval stations and In the 9th
ar duty 10 which those who must 90
Rre at present assigned.
On the same date eight captains
now In the service win be commits
sioned rear.admirals Six OF them
havs Just taken their examination In
4his city and the other two were ex-
bmined on their, records. They are
Captains Scaton. Schroeder, command.
b gthe fourth division of the Atlantic
eet. Rear Admiral Wainwright COM
anlins the second division: John Il.
hiilsbury. CHIEF Of bureau OF nayiga.
nm. Raymond p. Rogers, chief naval
teliigenoe oficer; Thomas c. Nc
Fan. member of the board OF inspec-
kpn and survey. william J. Barnette.
hperintendent Of the naval observa.
~.
While the names OF the men who.
1der orders from the retiring board
MT 90 during the present month are
meraliy known to those who have
III In touch with the situation. moth.
definite has vel been given out
a not until June 30 will 1t be def
eiy kn0wn who are to sever their
nnections on that date with the ac'
naval service. E.rs "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
, OF PRoPERTYssNEAR BoULE
WARD.

, OF PRoPERTYssHEAR BoULE-
YARD. ..~
Nv virtue OF the authority conferred
IN ns nv a decree entered on the 2otn
dav of May, 1908. by the Circuit Court
of Elizabeth City County, in SUM-
therein pending under the short style
OF The Bank of Hampton. Virginia.
Plaintiff v. George d. Hampton, ct
al. defendants. We will, In front OF
the premises an
THURSDAY. July 9TH. 1908, AT II
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder. those two lots OF land,
situate In said County. and designat-
ed by the lot numbers AZ and AZ, IN
Block No. s, on the map Of the prop
erty of the Newport News. Hampton
and Old Point Development Compa-
ny, which is of record in the Clerks
ONCE of the Circuit Court Of said
County, in Deed Book No. q, pages
81. 322 and 323.
TERMS:-Cash. or at the option of
the purchaser. one-third cash., balance
IN SIX 8uu iWc1Nc uOntAo, Win AntSt
est. The deferred payments are to
be evidenced by notes and secured by
deed of trust on the property at the
cost Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
$4,000 win be required when the
property is knocket iown. =.
C. A. .A.5HBY.
d.. LOUIS c. PHILLIPS.
is. Special Commissioners.
Circuit Court Of Elizabeth City Coun.
~: -~. =. =.
This is to certify that the bond
required by said Court Of Louis c.
Phillips and c. A. Ashby. Special Com
missioners in Chancery cause of The
Bank Of Hampton. Virginia. '. Geo. D.
Hampton, ct al, has been duly given.
approved and fled. -
Dated this 18th day Of June. 1908.
H. H. HOLT. Clerk.
By J. W. BLAcKMORE. d. e.
S-2S-16t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
a SKETCH.

A sweep on road around the mountain
side " u
Through woods that fall away into
the glade,
Or mount up to the SUBMITS con-
quered shade "a
Through underhrush. wherein faint
rustlings hide.
A crossing. zigzag fence. all weather
dyed. -:'>
Pierced In a sudden gate. all newly
made.
A dull. red wound. for barriers That
! invade
These dark cathedral aisles unterri.
fed.
The silence chirps and whistles all
around.
The crows far cav is melowed to a
Groom.
And little cello voices from the
{ ground
Buzz In the underbass OF drowsy
|. noon;
While upward. thro' the loneliness,
there steals
The sweet wood-melody OF laborins
wheels.
Frederick Truesdell. in the July Ap
pleton's. s .-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

FOR SALE-50 ACRE FARM MEAN
Newport News. Va. % acres IN Vir.
gin and End growth timber, balance
cleared, : room house and outtmi'd,
ings; good spring water. some
fencing. Near school. Price for
quick sale, only $1,000, haf CASH
balance one, two and three years.
SOMNGERvIII.E TRUST CO.. inc-
6-2S-st. . -..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

FOR SAI1E-ONE MODEL B Ford
Touring Car In good condition, TOE
sSSa: new tires al around-machine
cost when new $500. ReaSons lot
selling. no use for machine. VIII
demonstrate At any time. A power
fua and fast car. c. J. PERSON'
Williamsburg, Va. -
c-20 Sun2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING m
GLOUCESTER COUNTY
Miss Eta Lewis Becomes the Bride ct
Mr.. Isaiah Anderten a Bethany 4
Church. a

HAYES STORE. VA. June 27.-A
beautiful church wedding of especial
interest to old Gloucester took place
at Bethany Methodist church at $50
o'clock Wednesday evening when Miss
l.. Eta Lewis, the daughter Of Mr.. ana
MIRA. j. c. Lewis. became the bride OF
Mr.. Isaiah NJ. Anderton.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the happy event with palms and
ferns. intermingled with white ana
pink ribbons. while softly shaded can
dies. cleaning from pink and white
suspended horse shoes. shed mellow
glow over the whole scene. $751;.
Mrs.. w. d. Pointer. sister of the
groom rendered the Lohengrin and
Mendelsohns' wedding march. While
the ceremony was being performed
Hearts and Fl1wers' was softly and
sweetly played. The bridal party
was led by the ushers. Messrs. Hatch
er Crosswell end Milton Harris. fol-
lowed by eight ribbon girls. Misses
Marguerite Sfbley, Eunice Cromwell.
vaShti Tilla1e. Annie Anderton, Alice
Lewis, Mabel Shackelford. Mary AsheI
ma Florence Lewis. all prettiiy dress
ed In white accordion plated organ
dies. with pink sashes. The ribbon
giris draped the aisls with pink and
white ribbons. thus forming an en-
trance for the bridal party.
To the strajns Of the Lohenersnl
wedding march. the brides maid.
wearing white SILK with tuck ribbons,|
and carrying large bouquets Of pink
carnations and ferns entered with lAeI
sttsadants n the following order:
Mia Alice Bohiner Rudd. Of Manches.
ter. Va, and Mr.. Matthias Tillase, Niss|
De0dSe Ashe snd Mr.. Hubert CosveI.
le3se Emily 1.eWfs and Nj. Aloa3oI
Lewis. Mia Emma Nell BaiIy. m
Richmond Va and Mr. J. Thomas1
Levin Tie thatron Of honor. Mrs.
h d P0wess, jof Newport News. N Z
stster q he bride. carrying q larsel
eoe1et q WHO roses sad ferns, beau.l
tfuIH UoWne3 In white lace rel
irtsA crochet over white duchess sealr}
entpoa VIII the maid q honor ~
~ A1fo Lewis. another sister Of -
briee cUg53g handsome boouet z =
pink rsees And ferns, dressed n =
beautiful - crepe De chine ssd 60
foa over 80 :a6esa, SoaJoveS hv ~
u nlsses Helen Lewis ssa Doris A.
osstoa. precsily dressed n white -
eaedtsA VIII pink ribsoss. a SoxrI
girn To- little riae bearer, Iona
Lewf< aressed in piak eth. precedeSt
Ne ers4es The bride. boSAsume.v
1OWue4 ~ Q Pnrislnn r02e - ~sw~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
His Invention.

.-.- His Invention.
"Yo,> say he made a fortune with
some mechanical deyice!" &
"Yea: he invented Q combination
lawn mower and go-catt. SIT. Louis
Post. Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; ofllces C. 4 o. Station. Phones.
Bell. Nos. 401 and .135; Citisens No
IL --. t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
kANTED-AGENTS.

LIFE AND SPEECHES. OF.
fetal edition with chapter by Pres
ident Roosevelt. Only $500 Big
terms to agents. Freight paid. Out
fit ready. Send ten cents postage.
ZIEGLER CO., 2e5 Fourth street.
Philadelphia. 6-211sn. tn. tn, ct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF two SCI
ARATE PARCELS OF REAL
TATE LOCATED IN THE GU
OF NEWPORT NEWS AND . ns.
COUNTY OF ELIZABETH IL
VIRGINIA RESPECTIVELY.
HATcH tie NEWSPAPER

TATE, Luna ! Ell IN ipc. mi
OF NEWPORT NEWS AND 1,,rJ
COUNTY OF ELIZABETH
VIRGINIA, RESPECTIVELY.
Pursuant to the terms Of "
tain deeds of trust. eagh, beaEa
on the 26th day of Sd
recorded in Deed BOOll
Corporation Court Clet
the City. Of Newport Ne
ana in Clerks once Of Z
Elizabeth City, Virginia.
trust book SO. page o97. q
default having been made
ment OF the debt secured In 40
deeds OF trust, and at the req0 et
the beneficiary named In theN asd
deeds, the undersigned trustee WIZ
offer for sale at public auction on
THURSDAY, JULY STH. 1908. At
1880 O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
Mt the front door of the Court House
OF the City of Newport News. Virzt
mia, the following described proper
to-wit: One half undivided inter
in and to that certain lot or parcel
ground situate and lying In the G
of Newport News. Virginia, q
known and designated by the lot num-
her twenty-nine (29) in block number
sixty-one (6lt as shown on . Zap
of part of the City of Newport News,
Virginia" Of record in the Clerks o.
flee Of the Corporation Court OF said
city in plat book One O page three
(3l. II -
signed trustee viii offer for sale. a
public auction
AT 1880 p. NJ. O'CLOCK.
at the front door Of the CoqntJ Coure
House of Elizabeth City County. VIZ
ginia, in the City OF Hampton. Viz
ginia, thoee certain lots or parcels oe
land, situate Wyshe District, Blie
beth City County, Virginia, desef5be1
as follows: Lots f1n NE ia
and six 90 as shou
Riverview Of record
page 258, Clerks OF
City County, virsinfas
undivided interest in
90 block thirty-fve (35lHlD6X
the map Of the Newport NewB Co
ny, re corded in said clerks once
hook q, pages 324 and $40; also
tventy-four (24) and twenty-five
NJ DtOCk UlScCu lI0t - B0OW " ~
plat of the Newport News C0Upo1
recorded ~ Aforesaid. alsoa 1t bouD1-
ed northeasterly by Cocks Rood dis-.
lance Of seventy f70D feet easteriy -
the lot OF Fannie Jones distances Ct
ninety (so) feet, southerly BY the ~
OF Fannie Jones. q distance q 90
hundred and nfnety-dve (ass) Feet, ~
by the lot OF Jones oae hundro0
400 feet, and westerly By The lot 6
Henry Washington, oue hgudYed ~
flfty feet, end norsheriy By otiey Rcd.
q distance Of two hundred and saxtyss
two (ee2) feet
Terms cash IS TO % mnch Of TIE
proceeds az may be necessary 10 -
fray the expenses OF executing To
trust. and to discharge the sDUsnt 81
money payable On the sid de11 81
II there be any residue q mid -
chase money. the same shah - maAe
payable at such time and secured 81
such manner as the GznufDrs II ~,
said deeds OF trust. their execstt
sdIninistrstors o. assigpD~16M
scrfse. OF m <ese ~ their fssIuie -
give such AlrectjopA. at sueh tine -
in eueh 1saanes ~ the sajd truse6
shall think it. -
sfnNEY J. DUDLEY. Tsusaee. :
POWELL TRUST COMPANY, ~ n.
9. THOMPSON, Aucttooeerx
G2SzS-3S-30: 7-3-%S-S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
: REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF NEW
PORT NEWS.

PORT NEWS.
Tue four story. brick ard stone
building. corner 33rd street and wash
inston avenue. On the premises. Jsly
LIST. 1908. ! o'clock p. m, 40 sufhOrtz-
ed BY deed Of trust. duly recorded.
the undersiGned Trustees Win sell st
public auction, On the premises. at y
O'Clock. p. N. on the Arst day Of Jufy.
1888. an that certain lot a. ground
situated IN The City Of Newport News.
Va. known and designated ~ La Nc.
q, IN block No. 30. on . certain map
entitled MAP % Part of the City Of
Newport News, Va" together With an
improvements thereon. coass2jag Of
Q Tour (p ssSry Bsjck and Stone Bid
Tag. st0re-rorD below. ana Hats abUv9.
known q The HsGhes hujldiag ana =.
Gated o. the Southeas; corner Of 22e6
street end washiagsos svssae.
Terms-Ose.thtr9 casA. belance b.
four a. go psats. yaystSe "a
(s), fwelye( 6gAteen (lsD ssd
! , : ! ] ! !:
tvcnty-sns Gfhs sftsv dsss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
Doth Truckers Fined.

In the police court yesterday morn
ing, A. ". Saunders and Tom Tucker,
the latter coiored, were fined $3.50
for refusing to allow the measures car
ried on their produce wagons to be
Inspected by Inspector Thomas Cox.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
Sust in Circuit Court.

In the Circ,iit Court clerks office
yesterday NOTCH Of suit was filed by
the Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company against the Newport
News and Old Point Railway AMI
Electric .Compsny. an action in tres
pass On the case In assumpsit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

FOR sAIE-NIcE SEVEN ROOM
dwelling with modern Convenience
and In good condition. centrally 10
Gated on two lots. $l,75O. w. +.
CHAPLIN 4 CO., Real Estate & In
surance. goo washington Avenue
S-28-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
WANTED.

WANTED-TO LOAN $4,000 ON
first mortgage real estate. at per
cent. Address p. W. HIDEN, City,
6-27-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28
Vss cspe o osvvassarssa

Vss eset - 0swahsarss1
1At b. ~ can't While 70. are
eAl1ng SexiAs rus. They dispel the
1ttG1eAcy snA By their fne tonic
u111Qh Sep1sce Inst wuss oat -all-in"
o0Dk3oa VIII bsOyaAcy. vigor and
80 e1oR Price u box: six
Jno - FUZZY gEaraateed o. TIE
Uoo1y-hsrk plan- Eur sale BY AL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

WANTED - PERSONS DESIRING
suburban homes to see the beautiful
lots 75x20O feet on paved avenue.
near car line, We are offering. w. T.
CHAPLIN & CO., 6-28-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-28

WANTED-TABLE IBOARDERS. 129
Thirty-fourth street. 6-24-6'
The Washington times., 1908-02-24
Colonel Hepburn'S DISQUALIFICATION Views
and the Gas Grab.

The Hon. William Peters Hepburn of Iowa. the floor of the
House the other day. said things which trust may have made
impression those members of the District of Columbia Committee
who have diligently failed do anything prevent the gas grab
in capitalization.
Colonel Hepburn who both mighty good lawyer and
pened legislator talking about the street companies of Wash
ngon He said they OVeCaptad in excessive measure which
everybody knows true He said the bonds issued against them repre-
scented easily all the investment and that the stock pure auy
But he pointed that regulations which should cut down
stop dividends this excessive capital would likely be
thrown in the courts the innocent holder of securities issued under color
of law would get consideration.
That exactly what going to happen with the gas company
Everybody who heard Colonel Hepburn the
time prevent imitation IS before takes place. aferward
Congress asked prevent the initiation being applied to
the Gas Monopoly that has already been applied the
panes
VIII Congress act in time to prevent this grab? Or will do
nothing and then after the grab accomplished wake up dnounce
the careeSsness which permitted the outrage?
There will be for permitting this wrong Congress has
been warned of the danger
The newspapers of the city with exception have united
urging that the imitation act be repealed.
The District Commissioners have urged the thing.
The Corporation Counsel has explained the urgent necessity of it.
The Mr. Campbell of Kansas authority for the statement
that the President United States for him and commended e
subject his careful consideration.
We wonder it has received that consideration yet!
The Washington times., 1908-02-24
.ALDRIGH BILL DEBATE
TO NONOPOLIZE WEEK

Consideration OF tia AIdrIch bin is
expected TO take up most Of the time
OF the Senate this week. Today win
be given over TO ship subsidy largely.
but Senator owen OF Oklahoma VIII
speak tomorrow on the AIdrich bill and
a number OF other Democrats Senators
will follow him
Senator Aldrich viii bring I'D the
matter Of an agreement 20 vote on the
bin early this week. He said last week
he hoped TO reach a vote before the end
Of the present week, but the indications
ars that this VIII be impossible
The question OF valuation Of railroad
property on which railroad bonds that
are used az a basis for emergency cir
CuiatiOn are based is likely 10 causs
much discussion. Senator La Toilette
IS anxious to discuss IL, and others will
doubtless be drawn into the debate
thus delaying a vote.
The Senate Appropriations COMMITTEES
is ready to take up the legislative, ex-
ecutive, and judicial bill, ana subconn-
mittees are 10 begin work on Il today
The bin Is being watched with much
interest by numerous Government en-
ployes on account OF the hope that the
Senate viii 90 something in behalf OF
their salaries. toward the increase OF
which the House turned a deaf ear.