The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-11

Washington. y. c.. July 1O.The
following orders affecting members Of
the army at the Montana posts have
been issued by the war departments
Corporal Warren Briggs, company -,
sixth infantry, at Fort VIM. Henry
Harrison discharged by purchase.
Second Lieutenant George W. I'D
gerly, second infantry. Fort Assinni-
boine. granted months leave Of alb
sence from July III.
One months leave Of absence grant
ed to Capt. Henry g. BonnNcastle,
sixth infantry, Fort Harrison.
Private Charles Hamilton, company
ID, sixth infantry. Fort Harrison, trans
ferred to the hospital corps,
Private John Pogash company b,
sixth infantry, from Fort Harrison,
under escort Of a non commissioned
officer and a private, to the govern
ment hospital for the insane at Wash
ington d. c., for treatment.
Private Charles M. Cannon, COM
pany l. second infantry, Fort Assinni-
boine discharged by purchase $50 be-
ing renitted in this case.
The war department has detailed G.
j. WillganS to act as veterinarian pf
the army remount depot at Fort
Keogh Mr.. Willgans has been in
charge Of President RooseVelt's
horses at the White house for some
years and during Mr.. Taft's incum
bency has also had them in charge.
Senator Carter has introduced a ill
pensioning George TWible at $50 a
month.
Peter Gregorick. OF Butte, passed
through Washington last week, en
route for ii three months trip abroad.
He was given Il passport To European
ports by the request of Senate" Car
ter.
Harold Blake, of Anaconda, a clerk
in the Spanish treaty claims commits
sion, left this week for two months
visit back home. He will first go to
Anaconda, thence to Missonla and
then to California, returning here in
September
Senator Carter voted for the amend
lnent of Senator 1'illman, of s. G., i'm
posing Il duty of ten cents pound
ON tea Before voting the Montana
senator made Il long speech on the
subject. 1T is a genuine pleasure TO
welcome the South Carolina senator
into ways which are right politically
and economically" said Senator Car
ter in beginning. He gives additional
evidence of the approach Of that day
when the great western country and
the southern country will unite in sup
porting the protective tariff which is
destined to result in the erection OF
,,,I, Al
tiyity all over the great region south
of the Ohio and Potomac and west of
the Mississippi. | am much gratified
that seators from the south have given
evidence of their capacity to appre-
csate the beneficial effect of that
policy, notwithstanding the ancient
prejudice which has existed against
it,
Senator Carter said that no amend
ment had been presented in the course
of the tariff discussion more merit
orious or desirable than that of the
senator from South Carolina" Sena-
tor Garter then spoke of the benefits
which had been reaped in growing
oranges, grape fruit sugar beets, ard
of producing tin plate by reason OF
the protective tariff. He said that If
tea could be produced successfully IN
South Carolina it could also be grown
equally as we'll in states to the west
in the same latitude and having the
same soil and climate. 1t was true
that the duty might be avoided by pay
ing bounty. but he said there was
no more justification for departing
from republican principles and paving
d bounty in this case than there was
in the case Of tin plate. He thought
this country ought to be self-sflstaln-
ing. He would like to see the Amer
can people clothed with cotton and
wnol grown in the fields and ON the
backs of sheep owned by Americans
and pastured within the realm he
Would like To sec all the sugar con-
sanef iil this country produced "a
American beet and cane fields. He