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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

Der na6Iten Citation uno nlacbte 0iel<
oltng. @s puroe fofort Elm 3ug nit
Sngenieltren ltno &ettungsmanni6af-
ten ,ra6 Ser ltnglIdsitatte eebradyt,
ood) iteate ii1 alsbalo beraus, bab
fein 3ug perultgliidt uno olt6 feline
Wel1ihenleben 5lt beflagen iil1b. Die
8obnberbiltoung bleibt totiirlid)
porldufig ltnterbrobeil.
gillem ipeben neroffertli1tel
&egierrlnesberidt lit cine ittereifantc
gobelle Der @ologelpinnlulg bea. Ser
lllebrung eingefiigt. 9anad bat ii1
Der @oIoporrat aner geationen tp1b-
reno Der lebten Defabe nngefdbr lmt
bic 9Glfte, u1o ipabreno beg lestelt
ssierteliobrbunoerts Inn oas Soppelte
bernlebrt. Ser 8orrat on @olon1iin-
gen lit in @irfli6feit Inn Is 8ro3en.
arober als Dor 5ebn Sabren.
9lus Molbpille, Gent, neloet
man: Die Sbnapsfabrifanten ba-
ben ii1 entldloiien, Die @onititutiona-
litat Der @eiese auf Die Erobe 5ls
iteGen, oie fir5lid) Die 2egislatnr poi
iirte ltno Die ssabrifation uno Dell
Werfauf geiitiger @etrdnfe i'm Staate
9enneiee berbieten. General 2lfe
6. @riebt, ser friibere 4riegsfefre-
tor, miro BEL Der 2egitigation cine
berporragenoe 8olle ipielen.
9lus Smnestotpn, %. g., mel
oct man: Wfit elmer 3ebllbollarlote
am gfodben befeitigt, fano man in
einenr bor elmer @o1e 5uriidgelailez
nen Sanofpffer auf Dem 8abnbpfe
ole 2eide eines 5auglings, Die be-
reits itarf IN 8erlpeillng iibereaugell
rnar.
ssat sSolge oes @eietes, oos
eine @arantieruile Der 9epoiiten III
oen Stoatsbanfer bon Sflabonla
einfiibrt, bot ii6 Die 3obl oer 9sa-
tionalbanfen in ienen Staate mab=
reno beS lesten Sabres Inn 67 pery
ininoert.
Die grnernungen bon Ssfur
9. Straus bon Seem Yorf gum got.
ihafter IN 4onitantinopel unb W. g.
Hodbia gum 8otidafter in ct. Be-
tersburg lino pom 8unbesienot be-
itatigt rporOen.
9as gunbes=Sbergerift Dot
oie BON Der Stabt Bolton erlafienell
8ori1rifter iiber Die Sobe iogelann-
ter @olfenfraser fir redtsgiiltig err
flart.
0ie Staot 2incoln, Nebrasfa,
perliert jebt, nadben1 iie otroden" ge.
legt tit, $39,500 aSteueral jabrli5
un6 nluB ibre attoern Steuern bent
gen1aB erbDben. Das ioate man iid)
anoertparts nterfen.
Ser Seem SrleanIer 8anfier
aoler, ueIder Der ltnteri6lasuns
pom garifgelbern ibulbig befuroell
mar, 1T 5u ieds Sabre1 3ubtbarts
perurteilt mor0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

ibon es iid) I'M brei Oroen bonoel44,
oie nod nie oil eine 5rou bergeben
muroen Ser &orie bot ferner
oen Geli8iiten, melder guiiIa, Sen
Otoroer oes &onigs, eri6oB, oen Dr.
Sen bonn Surm u11o S6nert per
lieben. Ser 8oli5ilt erbalt ooolfrdj
ben Slang eines Sffi3iers, oie @a,
delt lniilIen oas @elpebr prdielttie-
rem ltno er erbalt auBeroen cine le-
bensldnglibe Yenlion.
- Gin Mmerifaner nanlens Gb=
marb q. @rnep lit BON Dem bo9itsr
Militargeridt in Der Souptitaot
Weerifo 5lt einem Sabr nno oier
Monaten @efdnenis perurteilt mot
oeno meil er einen Soloqten, Der
5llr 2eibgoroe oes 9ralioenten 9ia5
geborte, tatli6 ongegriffen batte. Der
6oa mar bon Dem unteren @eri6t
appeliert poroen. l1ripriinglirD
bate oos llrteil MIR a,tf ein sSabr
@efangl1is gela1ltet, Die bobere sSn.
itan5 bat es Damn nod peri6arft.
@rilep ipuroe Dor eii1igen @oden ge-
gen 9iirgidoft in Sreibeit eeiebt,
man meiB ni6t, mo- ct iid ieet ouf=
bdlt.
= 9(ls eitl 9feiultat Der SS,1ter-t
pention BON Seiten bes britii6en nnot
fran5olii6en @eianoten bot iib ser
Sultan BON Waroffo enti6loiieu, b,e
oiplomatiiden ge5iebungen nit 5po-
men ni6t ob5llbreben. gr lit ii6er-
5elet, BOB Senor Merrp Del 8al,
Der ipanii6e @eionote in Maroffo
.6as Wonopol Ser 5ii6erei ltito Der
offentliben 9lrbeiteu in Dem &iffbe-
5irf ni6t nit @ltbeibung Ser inob-
geben0en Herionen in Weabrio ber-
iongte.
9as preuBii6e &ultusminlle-
rium beoblidtigt, iib on Der bepor~
itebenoen 8riiiieler Weltausiteaung
nit eillem eigeltartigelt gausltellunas-
objeft 5u beteiligen; es miro mebre
S6ulflaiien NIT ibren 2ebrern bort
bin ienbell, Inn Den 8eiu6ern 5l1 5et-
gen, mos beuti6es S6nlneien lit.
geionoers ioa Ser sSortIdritt, Der mi
oeuti6en Observation-Disclosures ge-
ma6t moroen lit, proftiid borgefiibrt
iperoen.
Der britij6e @elanbte in ser
pene5olanii6en @ouptltaot Caracas
bot offi8iell oas @eriidt fir ule
mabr erflart, bob britiide Seeiellte
in pene5olaniiben @efanglliiien ge-
fongen gebolten piirben
9ie tiirfii6e Hegierllng iDiro
bonn Tarlament Die Sumrne BON
$15, 200, 900 foroern fir oie &eorga-
niiotion Ser slrnlee our6 Ben @ene-
raloberit Sreiberrn b. 5. @olt Balda
Cine Gepei6e aus GARAGES
meloet General slnbrooa, Ser friiIe=
re 8rGiioent bon gene5uela, Der
gaItro ieiner5eit aus Dem 9lnlte trieb.
miro bohit mabri6eiltlib @elanoter
in Sabana meroen.
9(us Mfonterep tpirb gemeloet,
Die Srangell=grnte m Der @egello
bon Montemorelos peroe Die groBte
lein, Die jelnals bort ge5ogen puroe.
Sn Der llngeee1o BON SaltillD
iinb idotle gfegenihoner gefaIlen,
MIR in Der Sto0t ielbit bat es tod
r1idlt qerednet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
Eeras.

@ouperlleur Campbell bot eille
gelobnung BON $500 ausgeiett fir
Die gntoeflng Der Moroer bon
Germ uno 5rau Hubolpb IN Gar
mine. 8ie 9iirger BON garnlire
baben oieier @elobnlng nod 5000
beigefiigt.
sSn San Diego, Gol., ftarb $.
81 Woos I'M gllter BON rs Sobren.
gr geborte nod su ben uripriingli-
detn @inma1oerern BON Neli-8rall!1-
fels, Die 1916 ms 9allo famer.
Ssn Der 9fdbe bon Beaumont
ipurben 6. 81. Sinlnlons, elm iuneer
Mann BON neunsebn Sabren uno Die
Negerin Gl5a Sbarp bonn glib er-
ihlagen.
@ie cine 9epeide aus glnftin
meloet, 5irfuliert bort elm @eriidt,
oab Die Cotton Belt gabn Die 9lb-
iiht babe, eine 8ereinigung nit Der
SSsftternationol & @reot Hortbern
ein8neeben.
0ns groBe ileile oEounobonle"
Der Smlta Sc 9ubn IN Ganooion
ueldes Dor &ur8en1 crit fertig &c.
lporoeu mar, iit abeebronnt Ger
sdoOen beldnft iid) ouf 100000
Sobn grinfnon, Elm iiupger
Wann bon nht3ebn sSabrell idliei
arf eiien @eleiie in ben garos oer
Solltbern Yacifie 8obn 3u SouItor
ein uno tpuroe bon einem sSradt5u,
ge 70 idmer perIebt, bob er bolo oo.
rallf itarb
@abreno Der 3eit pom %. bi;
aunt "a. sSnni tperoen Die &etail-
anuflellte oes Stoates cine Gpll-
pentioit in Senlple abbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
@iG einem snten 5rernb midt fran.
fen.

v@enn id Suiten-Meoi8in brauhe,
meiB id, mas id gu tiln ba6e," er-
fl1rte Wrs. 9l. 8. SlaeD bon 8eals,
Me.., uuo9oem i1 10 Slai6en bon
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY nit gutetll
grfolg in meiner Samilie gebrall6t
meiB id, oaB es oie bette Meoi5in
fir Suiten, grfaltune uno 2uneen-
leioen it, SSseoer, Der es berilldlt
fiiblt oaiielbe. grlei6terung fonln1t
iogleid rno Die raihe Seilung iiber,
raidt iie gs lit por8iiglid fir 8rcn
ditis, 9lltbma, 9lutipeien Group,
Ga Grippe, S6ner5en inn Sals,
8ruit ooer 2unge. SOC rno $t.00.
arobeflolden frei. @arantirt bon
a1en 0ruaqiItelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
g. u. & y. q, ga5n.
g.. $. & g. q. (Sallpt-2itie).

Nnfllnft-
SO. 9-@om Often. 1885 bonn
$40. 7-&om Sfteu 600 nadm
Ro. 10-@l Taio II. @eiteu. 1870 llabn
Nbfabrt-
go. 10-gl 9aio Ii. @eiten. .7.3o nadlnl
gto 1O-yfa6 Dem Often. .10:30 na9nt
gto S-yea6 Dem Often. 40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
Die @eid)idJte BON seOab.

Ser Npab mar etn frpntmer Wann,
Der Ginsfse gar nltf Grben,
Wesbalb ber Serr9o,t iid beiamn,
Gr miiRt' aerettet rerbem.
9'rum, ais bie Siimbflmt brad berfiir,
Gins Npab in ben Saitem,
Sen er NIT allerlei 8etter
NpdJ tiid]tis tat belaiten.
tlnh als nadj uiersis Sasen bat
Sas @aiIer fidj nerlamfen,
Sa fttegem iie ppnt Mrarat
Serab IN bellem Saufen.
Odd tueil piel Memihemfinb anh gieb
Sm Waiier tat neriiffen,
Sa ttDd]t' Der frDntme gtpab ltie,
Sas Waiier gerne trinfen.
Sas fab benn anf Der Serrgutt Elm,
ttnb iiek tin Mebem baben,
9anit ber gspab iidb am @ein
Stnfiirber fjnnte labem.
Gr siirnt aud nidJt, iuenn MpaG bat
Ginmal 81 ptel getrnnfem,
ttnb mar amf ieine 2aseritatt
Se3eWt puglHgeluitIeH.
ttnb Gem unb S5an erbpEten siuar
Sid pb bes gaters Mffen,
Der CUTE Sobn, Der Sapbet iuar,
Der tat ibm &nBe id1affem.
5eut' Gem nno Soann, bic bBien 2nab',
Sinh Srubibttipniiten,
Die uns bic liebe 0pttes9ab'
8ernidjten ,upll'n nit 2iiten.
Spdb tpirb es nid)t gelingen bier,
@s iutr6 her 3err id)pn iualten,
SD lanse bnrdJ u tamp Sier
Die Sraft suir nus erbnlten.
llnb int bic Nptte Sprab amf
Die Gttmmen laiit er9ebem,
gStr laiien bod, mad altent Sraud
Sas ~ IN 9 gter" le6en!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
aatarrb famm nidt fmriert tperber

aatarrb famm midt fmriert perben
blird] lofnle gpplitationer, ba lie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit ilidt errei6en
fonnena &atarrb lit cine 8llit7. ober aonz
ftitutiDrls< <aranfbeit lrnb Inn tie gu heis
len, ntiiBt SIR irlnerIiche @eilnitteI nehz
men, 0alI's &atarrb~<r tpiro eillaes
npmnter unb tpirft bireft allf bas 8Iui
ulb Die i6Iein1ige Sberfld6e. 9aa' :
&atarrbs&lir lit feline Quadialberz afeoie
gin. gle tpurbe felt Sabren bon eiren1
Der beiten NerSte 0ieies 2dn0es beroros
net l1no lit elm reseImdBiees Ge5ept Sic
beftebt aug ben beften befarrtter1 Sonicn
perblinoen NIT ben be1ten Blutretntz
guilasmitteln, Die bireft aiif Die Sdieim,
oberfldd)e tpirfen. 9ie bollfonrmene
@erbinbnns Der 8ipei 4eitaubteile lit es
tpns iolb tplinOerboIle Neililtate bel Der
9eilung BON &atarrb berborbringt
aabt @ud 3ergnifie umionit eebeu.
S. S. gbeueb & Co., @igeht., So
Iebo, -. @erfallft bon allen Gpotbefern
greis 75 Gents.
5aIIs GantiIieusgiITen iinb bic beifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

0os Obergeriht oes Staates
@iiiiouri bot bos llrteil I'M Safe ocs
friiberen aegislotnrmitglieoes Sreo
@arner. pel6er Der Gnhabme einer
9eitedung iduloigbeflnoen muroe,
nno Die 8peiidbri9e 3udt-
bousItrofe aufseboben. Sberridtes
@annt, lpel6er Die gntiheibunq ab-
qob, erfldrte oie 9lnflagei6rift fiir
feblerboft, peil es in oeriel6en beibt,
@orners 8ergeben lei ooginit tbe
oiqnitp of itote" onitott Der porqe-
idlriebenct sSorntel goignitp Of ihe
state"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21
Giieniuaarem-S m-Spesialitaten, @rass
Idlneioer mn6 8as1fen.

Stpeepers, @artenf6laud], SGeeren,
Cutters, Die irlnerbalb u Bon bonn
Gragi6neioer ulb @asofen tperoen ees
een aIfe ltnlgetauidt ober berniefet.
9 ggrasl9ueiSsrs gl9l sr,,S.5 GSsfen. giepele, Softer.
s9Ss @aISSer rsDdrent g@ntt aSsie geers efer9a fga9sn
gfuft 0foflins, 6inter 30t Sf>gommerce
Strabe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

9(us 9enper, Colorado, berif-
tet mat; Stint Sunoert Sub bes
meltbefatlnten 9unnels ii6er Den
ben 9enneHee BoB Der Denper s.
Mio @ranbe giienbabn lit eingeitiir3t.
Man gloi1bte mlfangs, oaB Elm 3us
r,nter Dem .S6utt begraben lei, mel
DIES ober rliht Der Soa lit. 9sic-
maro lit perlest poroell. Ser Sltl,
mel lit etlpa fiillf Wfeilen neitlih BON
Qeoopille. Ofan glaubt, bob Die
i6lnelsenoclp S6neemallen ben Gin
iturs perurio6t boben, uno bofft oas
8eleiie innerbalb as Stunben mieoer
frei all haben.
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M. 6. & :. Balm.

:, w. s.. & :. Balm.
go. Boom Rorben. .9:15 nafn-
"Slbery y-Bom Nprben. 7:3O BORN
Mo. 9oititon etc. .... $3.50 .oorm
abfa1rt-
SO. 4-Rad5 Dem Norben. 1880 porrt
aSlber" Na6 Dem Norben 300 rlacbn1
SEQ. 244 4-6oliiton etc. 1915 nadlnr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

ssllillionen iino oie sdmetter.
linqe oes 9ebensfriiblings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-21

@ietpria 9ioiiiun, g. $. e g, q.
Infllnft
goo. 5o2 euero, gictoria, 7:so nadm
gl6fa1rt-
SO. 5o1-guero, gictoria. $50 BORN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22

New York. June 1S.-Packed in a
steamer trunk, tied with ropes and
left IN a stuffy little room in a house
occupied principally by Chinese, he
body of a young woman was dtscoV-
cred tonight. All indications are that
it was a murder by stranguIatiCn.
The efforts of the police tonight
were being directed toward establish
ing the Identity of the young woman,
and their Investigations they found
Henry G. Barnell. who is interested
in the Americanizing Of Chinese. He
gave the police q valuable clue in
that he described & Chinaman who
formerly occupied the room where the
body was found.
Paul Sigel, a son Of Gen. Franz
Sige1, Of Civil War fame, was sum
moned to police headquarters, for his
daughter has been missing for more
than a week and h police were anX-
ious to have him view the body.
Paul Sige1 late tonight went to the
Eighth avenue house in which the
body was found and examined the
clothing the woman wore. He was
unable, however, to identify any Of the
things as having belonged to his miss
ing daughter. Elsie.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC

mittee's rates on paper and wood
pulp, declaring that Canada had a
vast advantage in the cost Of labor
over the United States in the produc-
ton of paper and urging sharp COM
petition in this country as the reason
why the price Of paper had been Kept
Town.
Mr.. Loritner, the newly elected
Senator from Illinois, was sworn IN
and took his seat during the day. Inc
erem was witnessed by h Sena-
tors wife and FIVE children, all OF
them grown, who, occupying the front
row in the Senatorial private gallery,
attracted almost as much
as did the head Of the family. 1t had
been expected that Mr.. Lorimer would
Immediately JOIN the progressive
Senators in their fight for lower du-
ties, but he east his first vote against
free paper. =
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22
CLAYTON WANTS ORPHANACE
Her Magnificent Offer to the Knights
of ythia

Especial to News and Observer.)
Clayton, n. c., June 19.-At a mass
meeting Of the citizens last night, a
committee of five prominent citizens
was appointed to confer with the five
appointed by the local lodge, K. of P,
IN the matter Of securing additional
SUBSCRIPTIONS and offers of sites for
the location Of the o%rphanage here.
The citizens committee is COMPOSED
OF Messrs. Ashley Horne, J. T.. Filing
ton, A. j. Barbour, E. B.. McCullers
and G. P. Ellis.
SO TAR our town has offered $500
IN cash n the choice of two of the
prettlest sites to be found anywhere.
one OF these sites is situated just out
OF town on a hill that commands the
very best view of our town. The land
o11ered IS some of the finest farm land
IN inns section, Fielding easily one and
a nall bales Of cotton to the acree.
our people are very anxious that
the orphanage shall be located here
ana numbers Of them express them
selves as being willing to double their
subscriptions if necessary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22
RAILWAY.
Great Britain Asks That America Not
Press Claims.
(Ry the Associated Pre-

LOndo IN, June 18.-Great Britain
has asked America not to press her
claim for participation in the Hankow
SEE Chuen Railroad loan Of $27;50O,-
600 which British and German and
French bankers stand ready to take
up. This request has been sent to
Bryce, the British ambassador
at Washington.
Great Britain points out that the
arrangements for this loan were con-
Guided after the greatest difficulty
entailing long negotiations between
the British, German and French bank
ers concerned and the Chinese gov
rnment. AS America did not ask to
join therein it was presumed that she
did not desire to take the share to
which she was entitled under her con-
NentiOn with China.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22
HON.. NIL. SH|PMAh SPEAKS
ADDRESS BEFORE NATIONAL AS
ISOLATION OF LABOR COM
MISSIONERS IN ROCKIES
TER. NEW YORK.

An address, full of information and
interest. was delivered before the Ma
tional Association Of Labor Commits
%sioners, in session at Rochester. n.
T., last week, by Hon. III. l.. Ship
man, Commissioner for North Caro-
lima. Mr.. Shipman was appointed a
member Of the executive committee of
this organization, and the meeting Of
the convention for next year for
North Carolina. The place of meet
ing Will be Hendersonville. In part
Mr.. Shipman said:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen: In
submitting Il resume of the current
work Of the DEPARTMENT of Labor and
Printing Of North Carolina. as re-
lueStCd, l wish to say it presents III
apitGTe q record of the States INDUS
rial needs and conditions. and throws
a light upOn its opportunities for de-
Nelopment that cannot fail both % en-
courage and assist all thoughtful citi-
ZenS OF the commonwealth and others
engaged in helping forward the solu-
ion Of the great and growing egua-
ton Of capital and labor, agriculture
and manufacture. Progress in these
as in other lines creates duties and
invites questions and perpleNities.
Nothing is achieved without sacrifice.
Changed conditions, however benefi-
cial. carry their inevitable embarrass-
ments. Incident to a brief era dur
ing which the tide of awakened in
dustrialism in the State has set with
magical swiftness. it is natural hat
there should be in its wake new prob
lens and difficulties of Oct it be
hoped a more apparent than real
acuteness. The change from a condi-
ton when labor sought employment
to one in which employment FREQUENT
y seeks labor without success natu-
rally leaves ends loose for adjustment.
and It is natural that one line OF ac-
{ witty should feel the effects of another.
and that in the stress of the demand
t should sometimes appear that the
supply is in danger.
The work of the department.. in its
annual report, is thus forced to take
I broad survey of conditions tina are
n themselves widely divergent m in
crest, and thai are yet, one and all.
| part of the deeper foundations of
industrial peace and achievement
'pon which the future progress of
he state must rest. The report
seeks, therefore. to present NOT only
z comprehensive scheme of statistics
relative to manufacture and indus
tries. together with related informal
ton as TO the conditions Of operatives.
thelr wages, hours of work. etc. but
also a more general but none the less
instructive mass Of information and
opinion obtained from representative
men OF all sect:Ons-manufacturers.
iaborerS farmers. The results SO
obtained, rejecting, as they do, Doth
acts accomplished and needs essen
t1ai' cannot be underestimate in
value, II serve the most vital and
f~ar-reaching end Of the department.
itself.
The statistics compiled and the re-
ports furnished show that the State
is still experiencing a steady indus
trial growth; that wages have been
maintained and that the e%ducationa1
n moral advance and environment
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22
THEINC0ME TAXWEhTOVER
Will Not Be Taken Up Again Until
Tariff Provisions Proper Have Been
Finally Settled-Prepare to Double
the Duty on Wood Pulp in Some
ases
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, June 19.-The Senate
today covered a multitude Of subjects
in connection with the tariff bill. but
made a final disposition Of nothing Of
importance. Beginning at 10 O'Clock.
the income corporation tax questions
received attention for some and ulti-
mately were postponed with the un-
Outstanding that they should not be
taken up again until after the tariff
provisions prOpe should be finally
settled.
Senator Aldrich, from the commit
tee on finance, brought in the commit
tee amendments to the wood pulp par
agraph which proved to be a provision
for doubling the duty on wood pulp
coming from countries which under
take to prohibit the expectation Of
logs to this country.
Senator Beveridge presented an
amendment for the cutting into Of
n House ad va1orem duty on cash
registers. Mr.. Aldrich also presented
the finance committees hides pro
visions.
All these measures were brought to
the attention Of the Senate at different
times during the day, but so far as
the action Of the Senate was concern
ed. were left at the close of the day
where they stood at the beginning.
~ w - o0 ~
ognized as an effort to retaliate upcn
Canada because of that country's ef-
fort to prevent the shipment of raw
logs to the United States, and Sena-
tors generally desired an opportunity
to study the subject before voting on
it. Senator Burton made objection
to entering upon the final consider
alton Of the cash register question
without giving the National Cash Reg
lister Company, whose headquarters
are in Ohio, an opportunity to be
heard.
The income tax question went over
because Of the difficulty in getting Re
publican Senators to consider it un-
til the tariff should be disposed of by
the Senate. Mr.. Bailey, who has held
out for a vote in advance Of the COM
pletion of the work on the schedules,
at last conceded the postponement
on the understanding that when the
subject does come up q vote will be
permitted on the direct question and
not be forced on q motion to refer
the subject to a committee.
The hid amendment failed of final
consideration for lack Of time. It
was discussed at length and was still
under immediate consideration when
the Senate adjourned. The commit
tees amendment takes hides from the
free list and imposes an advaloreEa
duty OF fifteen per cent, which is the
Ding!ey law. Senator Lodge spoke
tor nearly three hours in opposition
to this provision and Senator Clapp
briefly in the same line. There was
not time for other speeches.. but Sen
ator Warren found opportunity dur
ing the day to make frequent re
marks in the interest Of the duty.
The Senate adjourned for the day
at 5:O5 p. m.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22

Harold, aged 5. had been sent to
a pair Of shoestrings for his
mother.
now long does h want them .,
asked the proprietor.
Oh, a long time" answered Har-
o.. I'LL they wear out. I guess"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
MUST PAY FULL VALUE
New Leasing System Puts Reserva.
tions on Business Basis.

Washington. Nov. lb.-from this
time forward Indian grazing lands
leased to stockowncrs will return
to the owners reasonable annual
fee In lieu of the nominal rental
hcrclofor The entire system OF
controlling Indian grazing lands Is
being revised by Commissioners Val
cnline, Ia tact, a system is being IN
stalled whcic none heretofore exist
ed. Before Mr. Valentine came into
Office there was no GNcd policy un-
der which Indian range land was
leased to stockmen; It was leased
more or less as individual Indian
agents desired, aud in most instances
the return Ia the Indians was hard
~ worth while
is fast as old leases eNpirc, Mr.
Valentine is placing the Indian range
on the market, giving all stn,kmcn
an opportunity To bid io, It's use
aud awarding the grazing privilege
in each instance to the highest bid.
der In this way the Indians are al
ways sure ol fair annual income
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19

Portland, or, Nov l6-A G..
Graves. oi san Francisco, represent
ing the Pacific Commercial Traveller,
=, m Portland culisling the moral
support of the jobbers, shippers and
manufacturers of this city IN an cf-
tort to secure for the commercial
men travelling west OF Denver better
aud cheaper mileage from the Trans
continental Passenger Association
aud io place them upon an equal
footing with the commercial men of
other associations The railroads in
tins territory will be asked 10 grant
a iwo-ccnt mileage rate issued TO
firms without rebate, aud inter
changcahlc on all trains, together
with a 25Op pound baggage allowance