The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-01

srt,lps y ~ va.ue 81 one o. mess prop-
thers viii ~ aii,,,ta ~ 1eess. a2,r.s
rSbich 1870 sns. eiemenr oL uncer5sinty
r,,atat, 1919 snem tneH rpecuhuve
xucb tha era' rs cox ~ t,l
cent past. - 20 " 's :
| must aiee ass,,rs ces.st. sose a,, ~
control over fhs nhysicaI oneraf,an ~
rsiiwsvs n th1 h pnyx5,,s Ps n.n o.
tnnrtt .xh2 Gcmmisgion now mas au.
49, ~ estAsLsn thfoukn Ioutes ana
vision effective ana s Il order 70 ' remote
y, natl tines ~ q necsssity The proper move
smtha ~ MINK II must siso nave
mon liter csrs s sbine ne ono,.,on s
| between diferant 'intstssasn rstIwsv ~
| II IL slaa ssrnhshis thse 80 ~ as,as~;yn
aho,,,d u nssshst. me Sch.n.ssioh
| STANCES e. aesarrri,ss ,h - - - AIsfn IL
which nerishahia nn,,, ,o ~ upS ~
moved.
In this connection desirs ~ reneat
my recon M ndnfioys fhefr.i,wavsS -
| permitted 10 forrr, franc assooiations
for. the purpose Of Comforting about
| and practices afrecting Intarstsfa huss
mess IN which the members ~ fba az
ISOLATION are mutually interested This
does not mean that they should be
or their trafic. The law requires that
rates shall be so adjusted as not to dis
crfminate between individuals LOCALE
ties. or different species OF trafic. Or
must be the same AS applied TO prac-
ticai eonditions, the railway opera
tlons Of this country can not be con-
Quoted according TO law without what
menL The articles under which such
associetions operate should be ap-
p ret, by the Commission: all their OPP
| spection: and the rates rar1,iatso..
a , ,grSctices upon which they agree
| T SI ps sup1ect TO dfsapproval by the
SJT'n ,,r
| snis last provision with the
T Ssme earnestness that do the others.
,e,iit,.S osnLry provides its railway la
ciiitiss , ~ priyate capital Those IA
ca,,t.a5 vii NOT pc adequate unless the
tr. vss and an adequate return. IN
haIi ns tne charges OF our railroads. ]
o os tnat considering the interests
too iiberaI rats er ~ y y .o better to allow
A inss. Aor. otnerwise. there Is grave
aanseI tnat our railway development
10y not keep pace with the demand for
,aea that these railways are public
nisnWays must be recognised, and they
.lust oe open % the whole public upon
squat Lerms ana upon reasonable terms.
trust law. | repeat the recommends
Ions maae ~ my message a. the open
ing OF the present Congress. as well as
IN my message to the prvious Con-.
vide IN sweeping terms against all COM
nInalons OF Whatever character. II
.ecnhlcGldy IN restraint q trade as
eucn restraint mas Deen denned by the
COURTS must necessarily be either fu-
tile or mischievous, and sometimes both.
Tno present law makes some conbf-
NATIONS Illegal, aithough they. may be
useful 70 the country. On the ether
which are both nexions and illegal even.
the action undertaken against them
under the law BY the Government y
successful the result may Pc to work
Even though the combination be broken
up ana sinaii measere OF reform
tnereny produced. ne real 5000 o., ainsq
= S@n not ps cptt , ne .R srsn s SA
eontinping spperytslon over the acts
OF the eomDfnRtlon IN I'll US PIfLs- 20
q " prevent stock watersnS' ath l,
er LorIs y cotnpsiI1,. .l ~. T. ~ r,,,i
wrongaoing seneIslls. ms lAW snouio
correct that portion n, oa tne Snerns ~
act wnicn prompts 81 comnlnaHong q
the cnaracter anoye asscsl ,. MnsInis.
sney ne r rsas.,a ~ dana nrIv a. naSi
q genera seheme 20 Rs resr s,,v en.s
enectlVe ano Ln9rouS n ~ %
VISION py sne Na',0 " ~ = ~. tntnrst. -
1870 81 me op snncayns " s"' 40
- IL. ~
Judgs nousn, OF .sas.s n.sn
recent decision H IN tns .Issnsnas Az
$500 ~ is,tit th~ Intarstats operations
|.gS enr,sIrsaians nnf connivifr with
~ u ~ ~ n. sa~s.s. az eatnst fhs rectfr-
FeoerAL sssa,,n as cticss ana ~ IL
a lsse 800 s,hsch sfford IRE nubIic al
cenSs t tlvsS a.st,sst r,athoIfe cslc,,.
SUE suuaee =. eSsr11ys,.ts enivercy ana fnere.
1879 ~ .sn.... go saco,,oysv IN intar-
LVEe sHnSyx.s 80, Tshe j,,aea ADDS
sS1te ,tnD.1 -sstt.rs aths newer a.
I SHet ~ e ~ 80 thn,~h aa vet nat
SOIs.Sss ~ .Ss.,gts N r. very sarn-
LLu lt n Sn.isaa thst aithay sinnr
esuy ~ go i,,Ssa tn6iesfesS or If,
Ihe tnys nv !1A.sS..o,1 ~. assss.i..- a.
soms osneF W. eIu1y ~ ~. s..s
OvnGEsss s ay 4. AH t"e pv"St
"hicn ne n vlos y 49, sss-,,
CemYu,rsSn sS. -
oupornoisy ~ 49,. ,a.s
IaWs, sns passass " taS,..
AGAIN losoV.see--,ro /. ma FSp s.eu.s
adVocsteq .hsnl s,St.s 49,. ~ ~ ~,
hecteo' But IN ensg ~ .S1n.
necteo. EaSn 1ho s',Sa $4,000 ~ s.sst
avs enaD tS $500. nrs,,tInsH r@rs
OF tne campal4h 70 nS w ~
great property nolqeIs reA,1e IhaL
properly mas its uuues ~ ssss Sn ..
It's rights. Wnen vac SOuEss s.la 49,
70 the employer. - ivy "a - -s so
rights OF the emplOxei' au ~
erty rights on propeEty, Lnsy i soui1 49,. nV
less emphatleeily make ! evioene s snAs
they VIII exact LIon pIVPelsy ~ ilo,n
the employer the uuues Whtcn shouiu
necessarily accompany these rights; and
hitherto our laws have failed in pre-