Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-07
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Of no effect after seven days from n,
issuance thereof or within any tim,
less than that period which the court
may nx. unless within such sever
days or such less period ths injunc.
tien or order Is extended Or renesat
after previous notice ana opportu.
nifty to be heard.
MY judgment 10 that the passage
of such an act which really emb0dies
the best practice in equity and ii
very like the rule now in force In
some courts, will prevent the ISSUING
of ill-adyised orders Of injunction
without notice and will render such
orders when issued much less objec-
tiOnable by the short time in which
they may remain effective.
Interstate Comnneree
THE Jurisdiction Of the general
government over interstate commerce
has led to the so-called Sherman
antitrust law and the interstate
commerce law and its amendments.
The Developments In the operation
OF those laws, as shown by indIct-
ments. trials, Judicial decisions and
other sources OF information, call for
discussion and some signs as to
amendments. These ! prefer to en-
body In special message instead Of
including them in the present com
munjcation. and shall avail myself
of the nrst opportunity to bring mess
subjects to the attention of congress. /"
Political GOntribG,i0as.
Under political contributions, the
president says:
II urgently recommend to congress-
that a law be passed requiring that
candidates in elections OF members
pr the house of representatives and
Ihe committee in charge Of their can
iidacy and campaign. iile in proper
pffce OF the United States govern
nent statement of the eontrfbu-
ions and the expenditures incurred
the effort for such elections and
hat similar legislation be enacted
respect to all other elections which
re constitutionally within the con-
rol Of congress-"
Wants Periodical Postage Raise.
The president in calling attention |
the big postal deficit, recommends |
Ne idea Of making magazines and |
riodicals pay higher rate OF post
e than one cent pound, the aver
se cost of the transportation of this
after being more than nine cents a
Dund. He adds:
Postal Savings Banks.
The second subject worthy of
ention in the postofEiee department
the real necessity and entire prac-
liability OF establishing postal saw
gs banks. 1t has been proposed to
lay the consideration. of legislation I
tablishing postal savings banks
I'll after the report of the none
~ commission. This report is like
to be delayed, and properly so, be-
use of the necessity for careful de-
|eration and close investigation. ] |
not see why the one should be
d up with the other. II Is under
cd that the monetary commission
We looked into the systems of
hiking which now prevail abroad
I have found that by a control
re exercised in respect to reserves
the rates of exchange by some
trail authority panics are avoided.
not apparent that system Of
tai savings banks would In any
interfere with change to such
stem here. Certainly, in most Of
countries in Europe where con-
is thus exercised by a central
hority postal savings banks ex-
and are not thought to be incon-
ent with a proper financial and
king system.
Admit Mexico and Arizona,
The successful party in the last
ton in its national platform de-
ed In favor of the admission as
Arate states OF New Mexico and
iona. and recommend that leg
Ion appropriate to this end be
pied.
Government for ALASKA.
Vita respect to the territory Of
ka. recommend legislation
2 shall provide for the appoint
BY the president OF q governor
also Of an executive council. the
oers Of which shall during their
OF ONCE reside in the territory
which shall have legislative pow.
ameient to enable It to give to
territory local laws adapted to