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The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
SHERLEY EXPLAINS his PLAN
Scheme to Have a RULES Thursday"
Analysed by Kentuckian.
Debates Idea with DaIEeIl, olmsted,
Mccall, Nelson, and others
While Navy Bali Is Up.

Representative sherley's resolution &c
create a rules calendar, subject to cal
and the second Thursday of each month
and offering a means by which any mem.
Der Of the House can move TO discharge a
committee from the consideration OF a
bill and bring the measure before the
body, was discussed at some length yes
terday by its author. during general de-
bate on the naval bill.
This resolution Of Sherley's provide:
that. In order to have resolution &c
discharge a committee placed upon the
rules calendar. a member must have
served notice in writing six days IN ad.
vance Of rules Thursday. Then. when
that day comes, the Speaker under the
terms Of the resolution, must recognize
the member presenting the first resolu.
ton on the calendar. However, before the
resplution can be taken up. it must be
seconded by a majority OF the House, and
thus secured, IL becomes privileged
Mr.. Sherley is not IN sympathy with
that radical element in his party which
would abolish the Rules Committee en-
tirely. He thinks that his resolution would
confer on the Committee OF the Whole
House once a month the powers of the
Rules Committee, and that consequently
the consideration Of measures desired by
the actual majority of the House. If not
the party majority. Will be assured
The presentation and explanation Of his
resolution by Mr.. Sherley seemed 10 please
neither the Old-line regulars nor the out
and-out insurgents He was forced TO de.
fend his position under attacks by Rep
Iresentatives Dalzell. Of Pennsylvania
Olmsted, Of Pennsylvania. and Mccall, OF
Massachusetts, regulars, and Nelson, o.
Wisconsin. and other insurgents.
The greatest abuse in the House at the
present time, Mr.. sherley contended, was
! the power Of the Rules Committee, and
indeed. of every other committee of tht
House, to smother legislation TO which Il:
members were unfavOrabIe This abuse
would be eliminated In large measure. ht
thought. by the adoption Of his resolution
Mr.. Sherley also made the frank state.
ment that as a member OF the minority
he was unwilling TO advocate the adopt.
ion OF radical measures which he would
be unwilling to agree as a member of tht
majority.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
DEVLIN MAY RETAIN PLACE
Senate Judiciary Committee May
Reverse Decision on Californian.
Bonaparte Sealed Papers In Oas'
showing Evidence Against
Perrin was FORCED

The judiciary Committee OF the Senate
shows symptoms Of reversing its action
in the case OF r. T. Devlin, United States
attorney for the Northern district OF
California. whose denomination for that
Office was ordered reported adversely.
Devlin. who appeared before the COM
mittee Wednesday and yesterday. sue
ceeded in convincing a majority OF the
members that the charges made against
him by DR.. E P. Perrin as to the con-
duct Of the Perrin-Benson land fraud
cases, were unfounded.
A most interesting disclosure has been
made in the case, which shows the meth
ods prevailing under Attorney General
Bonaparte's regime. A report had
reached the Department OF Justice that
much of the evidence against DR.. Perrin,
one Of the defendants in the land fraud
cases. was forged and not sufficient to
sustain the indictments returned against
him. The charge was investigated by
William r. Harr. special agent OF the
Department of Justice, and now an as
sistant attorney. He sustained the
charge. and recommended that the indiet-
ments be dismissed. Attorney General
Bonaparte read the report, sealed It, and
marked it with an inscription that it was
not to be opened by any person other than
himself. 1t was found among the Attor-
ney Generals private papers when At
torney General Wickersham took Office.
Mr.. Wickersham opened the envelope
United states Attorney Devlin was able
to prove to the Senate Committee that
he had no knowledge OF the contents OF
Harris report of the recommendation that
the indictment be dismissed. That ex-
planned satisfactorily to the committee
DevIin's seeming arbitrary and unpro-
fessional conduct In refusing TO dismiss
the indictments in the face Of Harris re-
mort
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
TOOTHACHE.

Now my weary heart is breaking, for my ehand tooth
aching with harsh persistent rumble that keeping folks awake
followed out by long erosion with spasm and explosion
resolved show the public how doggone tooth ache Now
it's quiveng quaing; it's doing fancy aching then
Roman candles which go whzzng through BRAIN
now does ofng umbing then again its merely grum
bling and its showing samples of spring novelties in pain
All the time my Increases have kicked chair to pieces,
but didn't soohe bring my soul relief have
they'd pull their freight and leave full enjoyment of my grief
have made myself pleasant that I'm quaranned at present
and the neghbors say they'll shoot venture from my door,
now voice cries IF thoud in the first place to
dentist strange that inspiration befoe
Copyright 1870 By George AMph" ADAMS WALT MASON
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
CLIQUES OF employees.

SABBATH Calls on Attorney General
for Data in Bankruptcy Cases.
II there are cliques of employees of the
Department OF Justice scattered through
out the country who enjoy monopoly
Of bankruptcy and other cases which
appear in the Federal courts, Represent
alive SABBATH. OF Illinois. wants to know
Il. He introduced a resolution yesterday
calling upon the Attorney General to
furnish information TO the House as TO
the number Of persons so employed. sal
aries paid. and other features of the
work. According to Mr.. SABBATH It is
impossible, in many cities. for litigants
to employ the counsel they desire. They
are practically compelled. he says. to
employ members OF the favored circle, q"
and he makes the additional charge that
the funds of litigants are frequently alb
sorbed In these charges.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Appendicitis.
How to Avoid It and Escape Sur
gical Operation, Told by One
Who Knows.
Simple Method that Is Always En-.
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faces in the small cavity opening into
the intestine. you then have appendi-
citis.
The older doctors used TO call this IN
fiammation OF the bowels. and were mug
Zled 10 know the cause
Even now, with all the knowledge we
have Of the disease, no medical man can
tell you why We should have an appen-
dix, why We find It where II is. or what
are It's functions 81 Il has any
The disease for which the oseFation Is
cure is usually caused by Indigestion.
and in many cases follows a large and
indigestible meal.
Physicians have until recently recon-
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Where the patient is treated with Stu
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There is no record OF a case Of ap-
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The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
HOTELS.
4 FULLFLEDGED INsURGENT.
Representative Cassidy, of Ohio
Opposes Speakers Reelection,

Representative Cassidy, of Ohio
Opposes Speakers Reelection.
Representative Cassidy. OF Ohio. Re
publican, announced yesterday that II he
was returned TO Congress he would OPP
pose the reelection of Joseph @. Cannon
as Speaker.
81 am strongly in favor Of more liberal
rules for the House." said Mr.. Cassidy
1T is my purpose, in the event of my
election TO the next Congress, to support
for the Office OF Speaker one who is in
sympathy with more advanced thought
along this line than the present incum-
bent"
Mr. Cassidy is one of number of Re
publicans who have been wavering on the
question Of Cannonism for many months.
In Washington he has at times been
classified as a near-insurgent. At home.
Cleveland. Ohio. the folks believe Cas-
sidy has been fighting Uncle Joe" tooth
and nail all session. Mr.. Cassidy was
forced TO show his hand in the recent
fight. He took the plunge and emerged
full-hedged insdrgent.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Knox Would Settle Cuban Dispute.

The State Department IS using It's good
offices to adjust a dispute between the
Cuban government and the McGinveney-
Rokeby Contracting Company. an AmerI-
can concern. which has a contract for
sewering and paving the city Of Havana.
The contract was drawn in 1901, and the
contracting company desires to change
the specifications so as to permit the use
of concrete. There are also several points
in which there is ambiguity In the speci-
fieations
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
AGAINST BIG NAVY BUDGET.
Representative Padgett Says War
Talk Comes Up at Bill Time.

Talk Comes Up at Bill Time.
Representative Padgett. Democrat, of
Tennessee. made a speech in the House
yesterday in opposition to the enlarged
naval budget. taking exception particu-
larry to the proposal for the construc-
ton Of two additional battle ships
He told the House that 20 per cent Of
Uncle Sans" revenues are now ex-
pended on account OF military purposes
and the remaining 30 per cent for the
requirements Of the civil necessities OF
the government
While Congress. he said, had entered
upon a policy of cutting TO the bone all
expenditures for civil public works, It
went merrily along making appropria-
tons for the army. the navy. and the
marine corps.
Mr.. Padgett deprecated the war talk,
and reminded his hearers that these ru-
mors usually made their appearance
about the time the naval bill was
brought up in the House. Representative
Gregg. Of Texas. followed Mr.. Padgett
with similar speech.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
DE-. Eliot visitor at Senate,

DR.. Charles w. Eliot, president emer-
titus OF Harvard University, wandered up
to the Capitol yesterday and confided to
mittanee to the Senate galleries. The
Capitol employee showed the distinguished
educator to a seat where the general
public is admitted, being unconscious of
the identity Of the visitor
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
NAVY NOMINATIONS MADE.

President Sends Senate Names Of
Commanders 10 Be Captains,
The following nominations were sent TO
the Senate yesterday:
Navy - Commanders 10 be captains,
Richard NJ. Hughes and Frank w. Bart
lett
Lieutenant commander 70 be a com
mandeT. Edward L. Beach.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

An additional estimate of 100000, on
account Of the increase in the navy, was
submitted to the House yesterday. It
embraces 100000 on account of bulls
and outfits and steam machinery of two
Golfers in the Navy Departments pro-
posed building programme and Sl.0O0.OO
on account of submarine torpedo boats.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
AIMED AT ANNIS' SLAYER
Army Bill Would Drop officer Con-
xieted of Felony.

Capt. Peter C. Hams. who is now serv-
ing a ten-year term in prison for
the killing of William E. Annis at the
Bayside Yacht Club, Long Island, in the
summer of 1905 will be dropped from the
rolls of the United States Army, If bill
introduced yesterday by Representative
Slayden. Of Texas. is enacted.
This bill provides that any officer Of the
army who has been convicted OF felony
shall be automatically separated from the
service, the same as in the case of deser-
ton or dismissal after court-martial
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Mann 70 Report RaiIvrax Ban.

Mann 10 Report Railway Bill.
The administration railroad bill VIII, in
all probability. be reported to the House
to-day. Representative Mann, OF Illinois
chairman Of the Committee on Com
meree, will file the majority report. The
minority report Is now being formulated
by the Democratic members OF the com
mittee.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1901
SENATE.

Judiciary Committee may reverse itself in
Devlin case
Poet continues 20 explain railway rate bill
Employers liability bill Considered
Southern Wholesale Grnccry Association said
70 be combination in restraint Of trade.
Only one bill was psssed. II related 10 local
matter ia Tennessee.
A short executive session was held at the close
Of the legislative proceedings devoted entirely 70
conhIIning nominations
The Senate adjourned at 5 p m.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
State Department Item Cut.

The House yesterday disagreed TO the
Senate amendment TO the legislative bill
providing an appropriation Of $4,000 TO
enable the Far Eastern division of the
State Department to make certain in
quiries relative to the tariff. e
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
New Rules Committee Ready.

The new Committee on Rules was gal
vanized into life yesterday, when the
House passed a bill authorizing Chair
man DalzeIl 10 appoint a clerk and ste
nographer. The committee is now ready
for business.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
HOUSE.

Bennett introduces bill for international dis
armament.
Mann viii report railway bill to-day.
sherley explains bis idea for Rules Thurs
day" once a moath
District Committee holds hearing on gas 9uss-
tons
The House adjourned At 40 D n
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
WOULD LIMIT ARMAMENT.
Bennett WOuId Have President Bring
About International Conference.

About International Conference.
Representative Bennett. of New York,
has introduced a bill in the House direct
ing the President 10 bring about an inter-
national conference TO consider the mat
ter OF limiting the armament OF nations
He appeared before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs yesterday to urge that
the measure be reported. Before taking
any action. the committee decided TO re-
fer the resolution to the President and
Secretary of State, with a view OF secur-
ing their views on the subject.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
GAS COMPANY PLANS
TO REFUND BONDS
Its Attorney So Admits Be-
fore Committee.
CITIZENS VOICE GRIEVANCES

Evan III. Tucker, Who Has Been
Fighting Corporation for Eight
cen Years, Says Scheme 10 Issue
More Bonds Is RidicuIOusly I'm
necessary-PIot so Use Surplus.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

Prunes as to pound) Toe
Prunes, California, largest grown
(25 to pound) ................17c
Prunes, Fancy Silver. largest grown
(25 to pOund) ...........18e
Peaches. Fancy Peeled Evap., ID .25c
Peaches. Jumbo Muir, ID. Use
Apricots, very fancy, lb...-... zoe
Apricots. fancy. Id .,,..........14c
Peaches. fancy evap.. ID, .70c
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

While you think OF it, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald. and
bin viii be sent you at cent q word
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
RAILWAY RATE BILL
EXPLAINED BY ROOT
Notable Contribution to Re-
marks OH Measure.
SPEECH IS NOT YET FINISHED

In Colleagues with bailey, Cummins,
and Bacon, New York Senator Says
Substantive OTense''-CalIs II Step
FOrward-Its CODstitutiOnaIity.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
SIX MEN PERISH IN MINE.
Explosion in Oklahoma at Great
western COIIiery.

WIlburton, Okla. March s1.-An explo-
sion in Mine No. of the Great Western
Coal and Coke Company here to-day
killed six men.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

Strained Tomatoes. can. sc
Iona Tomatoes. can ......... Sc
Sultana Tomatoes, can 1900. Ice
A & p Tomatoes. can .I21aC
Gallon Tomatoes, can ...s..... 25c
Iona Peas, can ........ IOC
Sultana Peas, can .I2e
Imported Peas. can .....I 3c
A & p Peas, can. ..........15 C
Imported Sur Extra Peas. can. .1sc
Lima Beans. can. Sc, Toe, Zoe
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

Iona Corn, can ..............S Sc
Sultana Corn, can .............1O Zoe
A q I corn, can lZ1zc
Pin Money Vegetables. can. 49,. I0c
Campbell's Baked Beans. can. Zoe
A q p Baked Beans. can. ...... Ice
Belle OF Boston Baked Beans.
can ............ sc
Snider's. can ...... Zoe, 15c. zoe
Heinz. can ..... 1Oc, 15c, zoe
Campbells Soups, 8 cans. 25c
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
HOTEL JACKSON

On the ocean front. at Virginia sEenue. Atlantic
City. N ]. Elevator TO street. OCEAN view ICONS.
Engis or n sEits. with bath Beautiful neE cafe.
Orchestra, &C. J. H. G0RMLEY
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Ham and Bacon.

swift's Premium Hams. b. Doc
Diamond c Hams. ID. 1Sc
swift's Premium Bacon, ID. 800. .Z7c
Crest Bacon. small strips, ID. -. 25c
Crest Sliced Bacon, ID. pckg 2sc
Berkshire Sliced Bacon, ID pkg. .2Te
Beechnut Bacon, jars. use
Beechnut Beef, Jars .......- Use
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

4 visit 10 the seashGe can Be usrred a. usds
pnorooghly enjoyable hy character and co7duc7 81
hota selected. For cmfRt pleasant attractive
oezt quality fond dairtlIE se-raa II -.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Cereals.

OSredIS.
YelIo Corn Flakes. pkg. De
H-O Oatmeal, pkg ............ -14c
A & P or Quaker Oats. pkg. Ice
Mothers Oats, pkg .......... Toe
White or Yellow Corn Meal, ID. &c
Old Virginia Corn Meal, 2-lb.
pkg. .................. Sc
Force. pkg ......s..s....s... Ix1zc
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Cheese and Lard.

Cheese and Lard.
A & P Pure Lard. No. tin. /. 55e
A & P Pure Lard. No. tin. S5e
Silver Leaf Lard, No. 8 tin. 60c
Silver Leaf Lard, No. tin..... Doc
Snowdrift, No. can. .42c
Snowdrift. No. 5 can.......s.ZO zoe
Jewel Compound, lb..,.......I he
cottolene, No. 2 can. soc
Cottolene. No. 4 can..........6 zoe
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

String Beans-Cut Ref-1E-l
ugee. 3 cans for. 49,. AON
String Beans Standard, OK
4 cans for ......,.AON
Full Cream Cheese, ID. .kON
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

Rice Special.
This is standard article Of daily diet in thousands
of homes, and should be universally used. We have
determined rice sales and TO do this
have reduced the price Of fancy japan Rice from Er
z cents per pound to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Regular scent Rice reduced to ............... &C
This has hitherto been the price Of the cheapest
broken rice and the Japan is exceptionally good
quality, look for big results.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-12
AN ICE PLANT FOR EVERY HONE

electrical ice box its and the time is surely coming
when the ice cawhen the pressure OF nnger VIII
furnish low temperatures for the refrigerator or ice chest
The new ice plant the home looks akin to the ordinary ege
a being about the same shape But instead of the man
dropping huge hunks its interior at much hunk small
electric mot small ammonia ice plant and circulate brine
through a series of refrigerating pipes.
the city York Ave million tons of ice are used
every year throughout the entire has grown daily
necessity during months is estimated that takes thve
million tons supply people of the United States during the
wear Only natural ice used entirely and IN the
southern practically unknown the crystals had to
be shipped high Today artificial ice can be made almost
cheapy In the city of Cincinnati so cent OF the ice
used today is manufactured
Many the large apartments and hotels in this country maintain
private ice plants refgeraors which to the thing
small motor ccates brine and the temperature
Of fhe refsigerator controlled automatically.
The beauty electric refrigerator that works absolutely
automatically protection of econmy When the tempera
tr in box above certain point tiny electric device
starts the electric which uaes the cooling liquid AS
the drops the desired the device called Their
Csa stops the motor devices control the
indefinitely and there electric power So simple the
refrigerator that requires practically attention except an occasional
Oilne of the electric and the compressor
In many the formerly for ice would for
the new refrigerator saved by keeping vegetables
milk and other things box viii than he
of keeping private ice plant
has been successful used for some time in
hotels meat markets stores and wholesale and retail
where phabe goods handled Now to be made IN
sizes suitable for the home.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-11-12
THE TEMPLE BAR SALOON
FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA

Friends and Neiehbors grateful for past favos and having
supplied my store line of choice wines and liquors. allow me
to inform YOU that make runkads and beg
CARS Industrious respectable part OF the community sup
port MY WHISTLES will excite riot robbery and bloodshed
They will diminish your comforts increase expenses and
shorten life shall confidently recommend them to multiply
fatal accidents and incurable diseases
They deprive life others OF reason some character
and all of peace They win make fathers end mothers widows Chill
den orphans and poor will train your ndey dsslpa
ton ignorance and every other will corrupt the ministers
of religion gospel defe the church and cause much tenn
pca and eternal will thus accommodate the pubic
may be at the my dying SOUL but have family to
suppor-the business paysand the public encourages it.
have paid my license and the traffic is lawful and don't sell
it somebody else will the Bible Thou shalt not Kill
mo dunka the kingdom Of heaven and do not expect
the drunkardmake any better but want easy living and
have resolved gather niQuy and aen the ruin Of
my species
therefore business with energy and 90 my best
to diminish the wealth and ndanger the safety OF the
state AS my oushes proportion sensuay and
Ignorance will my prevent moral purity and intellectual
growth sH@A sAssf fe@
Should you my ability refer the pawn shop the
moor house. the police hospital the pnntay and the eaos
where you will find many best customers have gone "A sight OF
them will convince you what Allow me inform you
that you are fools and am an honest soloon-keeper
J. j. McMuRTREY.