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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

Among the resolutions adopted by the National Association of Manufac- turers at it's recent convention are the following:
 First-That the present system of determining employers liability is unsatisfactory. wasteful, slow in operation and antagonistic to har- monious relations between employers and wage workers.
 secondIThat an equitable volun- tary mutually contributory indemnity Bystem, automatically providing in- demnityf for victims of industrial ac- cidents, and their dependents, is re- qutRed totFeduce waste, litigation and friction and to meet other require ments of an enlightened industrial
 Thxrd-That to that end it is our desire to cooperate with state legis- lators, in promoting uniform, sound industrial indemnity legislation and our duty to oppose unSound legisla- ton.
 Eourth-That we recommend to our members the inauguration with the least possible delay of a system of voluntary, mutually contributory industrial accident indemnity insur- ance. this system to be elastic enough to provide for voluntary contributory sickness, old age and death insurance, If later deemed adv1sab able.
 This means, evidently, a system under which both employers and em- oloyees shall contribute toward in- Iurance against accidental injuries rckness. old age and death, such eontributory action to be compulsory that is, a certain percentage to be regularly deducted from wages. Ii might work with some degree of satisfaction if wages were high snough to leave, after the deduction, a sufficient sum for the cost of living, and if the employee were assured of life employment by the same em- ployer.
 Employees may say, and with some reason. that as the pecuniary profit from their labor is mostly or wholly absorbed by employers, the latter should bear the entire burden of the proposed insurance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY

pr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumat- ism and Neuralgia radically cures in to 3 days. Its action upon the sys- tenn is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents and $1. Sold by Curtis Pharmacy
 Druggist. 1149 Main St. G2"3 If.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

the hall, corresponding to the Mann ablet on the left. It is of bronze, ebout six feet high by two broad.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
YOUNG GARFIELD NOT
 EXPELLED, SAYS MIR. TAFT
On Contrary, Will be Back Next Yea, as Monitor-Three Boys
 Sent Home

Waterbury, June 22.-Headmaster Horace D. Taft of Taft school, in Watertown emphatically denies that any students have been expelled for the unseemly decorations that were heaped upon the new soldiers monu- ment, Sunday night. He also states that John Garfield, son of former Sec retary of the Interior James R. Gar field, had nothing whatever to do with the pranks. MT. Taft stated that young Garfield will be back in school next year and as a monitor, a posi- ton of honor granted only to those students whose department IS ex- emplary. The school has already closed for the year.
 The affair reached the ears of MT Taft and after an investigation he sent three of the boys home to take their examinations. The school has closed now for the year, only those taking examinations remaining, and MT. Taft says the boys were not ex- pelled, but are simply taking their ex- aminations at home rather than al the school.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
GREEK ENVOY WILL
 MARRY AT NORWICH. Miss Anna E. Cockren to Become Wife of l.. A. Coromilas, Minister
 PlenipOtentiary, July G.

Washington, June 22.-It has be- come known here that Miss Anna Ewing Cockre1l, daughter of former Senator Francis M. Cockrell, of Mis- souri, who is now an interstate com merce commissioner, and l.. A. Cor omilas, envoy extraordinary and min- United States, will be married July 6 at Norwich, Conn.,, at the home of Mrs. Edson F. Gallaudet, sister of Miss Cockrell, with whom the latter is at present living.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

It cost Congressman Sibley (Rep., Pa.) $4o,698.s3 to secure @ renomina- ton. By tho way, Is he not the man to whom MT. Archbold of Standard Oil paid sundry considerable sums esverA years assf If he is, may it not be held possible that Standard Oil eontr1butsd 8 part, or all, of the S4e,ne99
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE CLUB.

formed New Hampshire club has been called for this evening by the presi- lent, Dr. c. H. Sprague, and will be leld at the home of H. l.. Cram, 347 State street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
BURLrNGAME REAL EsT.TE
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES;

VISIT the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach Of the city.
Sar snrnsssing the cross bay localities: trans
fer to the San Mateo electric car at 9TH and
Market-you always get seat-anc get on as
FASTON station CT take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend Here Is the nnest sub
urban home site on the peninsula. EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGAMEs beautiful
shaded paths cool on the hottest days. all i'm
movements cement sidewalks. streets. sewers.
water, light and telephone are tnstaheds the
terms: excellent and fast train service. twice
as fast as to cross bay points. For particulars
about EASTON address F. j. RODGERS, MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continued

10 scres--A good stock dairy ranch miles
from city of 5000 and railroad. 200 acres
OF good plow land, 100 OF which Is the nnest
bottom land that will grow anything WITH
out Irrigation; room house; large parns; PARIS;
fully equipped blacksmitn shop, chicken
houses. ETC.; So head Of cattle, horses;
chickens, 4 wagons. 3 plows, ) harrows.
moving machines. hay press. derrick 1ork'
rakes. cultivators seeder. 4 sets harness.
separator, cream cans. etc; all small tools,
furniture, ETC.; miles TO creamery: water
Tor irrigation; can't be equaled for Slo.OUU;
Wood river country. Pa miles from fOft
Klamath. Ore: own water for irrigation.
bitches already made; all in grass. except
IL. acres In grove; artesian well throwing
inch stream 20 II. high; all fenced; good
roasis on . sides; house and barn; a rare
chance for $35 per acre.
80 acres-415 miles from town and s. p. sta
ton; 70 acres of finest varieties OF grapes
10 acres alfalfa, 10 acres hay land. acre
assorted fruits. balance woodland pasture
good room dwelling. large barn. etc.; ali
farm implements and wagons. COWS,
horses. some pigs and chickens; crop goes
with place; price IS 600
81 acres OF level, sandy loan soil 3 miles from
railroad and station In Kings county, all
under irrigation; water costs only about OOe
per acre; % acres alfalfa. ~ acres muscal
grapes. room house. large barn; price
$4,000. or exchange for good bay income
property.
10 acres near Los Altos: 365 apricot trees. also
applt, peach. cherry, pear and plum trees.
also strawberries. raspberries, blackberries
and grapes; small eucalyptus grove and
truck garden: room house, small barn; a
beautiful home for s7.5O0
HOLC0MB REALTY COMPANY,
Country Department.,
306 San Pablo av..
Oakland Cal.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE 10 CONTRACrORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sIoners, Union Depot and Ferry House. San
Frsncisco, California, May 26. 1910.
a., Sealed proposals or bids will be received at
THURSDAY. June 80 1910 for furnishing ma.
teriais and constructing section 10 of the seawall
San Francisco. in ACCORDANCE with the plans and
specincaflons prepared therefor by the Assistant
State Engineer Of the Board and adopted by the
board May 49, 1910. and on file In this office.
to which special reference is hereby made. The
materials to be used in the work consist Of the
Douglas yellow fir piles creosoted piles. mer-
chantabie yellow Ar lumber. slaves for cylinders,
rocR
.erials. castings. structural Steel car springs.
sb ana steel rails and fsstenings etc. all to be Of
tne pest quality specified and subject to rigid
examination. No bid will be received unless it
is is made on blank form furnished from this
payable to the order Of the Secretary Of the the
cessfu bidder that he viii within six tsS days lays
aIIer the acceptance of the bid enter into a
written contract to do said work according to
Tue plans and specifications prepared therefor,
ana viii also execute and Gle with this Board
a bond in such sum AS the Board may deem
By the Board Of State aarboy ieIpaoss
ana conditioned for the faithful performance OF
By this soar r nd 0a d 9s
o. to the Assistant Secretary at the office Of the
June Ga pfSs 5 1910 fs = at aSen tns
place the bids will be opened.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
State. -
Bidders are invited to be present at the open.
ing Of the bids.
Lieut. Governor and Acting Governor OF the
State OF California.
]. A. KELLY
supervisor and Acting Mayor. Of the City and
w. v. STAFFORD.
w. E. DENNISOS,
p. 8. TELLER,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer
W. B. THORPE,
Secretary.
SEALED bids will be received at the office of
the Secretary of the Regents, University Of
1ailfornla. Berkeley, at or before 10 a. M
Monday. June 81, 1910. for frame "a office
building and for (2l frame addition to the
workshop at the university farm at Davis
loo county, California, per plans and speci-
ncations on file at said Office.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
py certified check bond in favor of the
Undersigned equal to 10Apcr cent of the bid
to assure execution OF contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids is
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
'A' -.
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-NOIiCE 10 INVESTORS
With. a FREE INFORMATION department al
chances.
We make specially of investigating the per-
sonnel and physical condition OF any company in
which you may contemplate investing your
REMEMBER, we make absolutely no charge
for this service
p. NJ HARRIS & CO.. BROKERS'
tol-to3 Phelan bldg-Tel. Suffer 1925.
San Francisco, Cal.
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: ROGERS & STONE,
457 Market St.. San Francisco:
Please send particulars Patterson
Irrigated Farms and Excursions.

FOR sale-Get little home of your own, 45
minutes or less from Sd and Market, and
only the first stop out Of Sausalito on the
fast San Rafael trains. Surrounded by ar
tistfc homes. business aud professional people.
Big enough to raise everything you eat. Later
you can cut 1T up into city size lots and make
big money. Every modern improvement just
like town: $500; easy terms like rent ". l..
COURTRIGHT. 701 Westbank bldg ODD
Emporium. Douglas 67s. Douglas 500.
HIGHLY IMPROVED HOME RANCH.
$4900-10 acres, 1i5 miles from station.
near Santa Cruz; ane room plastered house :
fireplace and bath: good barn: large chicken
house; wagon shed; crib windmill and
tank; excellent full bearing 0 acre apple or
chard; other assorted fruit; owing to location
aud improvements this Is one OF the finest
home ranches near Santa Cruz. which means
something EMBERT< NJ. BROWN rooms 50
and 30. 6s6 Market st. San Francisco.
81. I.5oo-1o4 acres. near ukiah; improved: good
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CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR .ssle-Bg lots, $500. just like small farms.
Raise. everything for your own table and then
sell some Keep your own poultry and cow
II you like Lots big enough to sell half in a
year or two and still have your own home
and be money ahead. Not in the country. but
In milionaire's location on the Marin
peninsula. 10 minutes less from San Fran
cisco Baltimore Park, first stop out of Sau-
salito. on fast San Rafael trains. so cents
and hours time will tell the story and en-
aDie you to secure home and investment
that will gladden. your heart as long as you
live Come in and see me. Easy payments.
w. l.. COPYRIGHT. 7o1 Westbank bldg
OPP. Emporium. Douglas 67s, Douglas $500.
500 DOWN. $50 month. without interest; new,
neat. room cottage, plastered and wainscoted.
Including 25xioo IT: lot, on line; 81 .125
half block from car line. 1915; bleck Ss25; .
blocks. $775; so foot lot II you want 1t, also
more rooms; SC fare. owl cars; McEnerney
title; 35 minutes to Sd and Mission sts. take
Lakevtew av. RIVERS BROS, 461 Montgom-
cry st.
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INVESTMENTS

r. +. WAYLAND & CO.. Brokers',
7i6 Monatneck building, San Francisco, Cal
!. st STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
3,oU0 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. % .1S
3,000 shares Four Metals lSan. J6se5. "A .O6
l,oVe shares Liberty Oil Co.. ...-....,.@ 20
i'uoU shares La Blanc Oil Co. -....@ .29
1000 Maricopa National Petroleum :. :. a.. 81
i'Uoo i shares Puritan Oil Co. ........@ II
i'w0 @ shares Coalinga Crude Oil Co.. .@. Is
i-uuo Lady Washington Oil Go. .-A... .tWanted3
LOCO shares Tempior Ranch Oil .... (Wanted)
400 Coallnga National Petroleum. a .4s
SV0 shares Hale Mcleod Oil Co. ..... a .S5
zuo California Pressed Brick Co....:@ .15
i00 M shares Mascot Copper Co. ..-...@ 40
100 shares Pacific Slope Securities. Q 1.30
20 shares Western Pacific Ry Co..G 24.0O
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n.RIy COUNTY REAL ESTATE

FOR saie-Go where the money VIII DC as. nlauo.
Most beautiful and sealthfuI home situatlon
around San Francisco. Marin is waxing r.
Get in on the ground floor. Big nome-
surrounded by handsome homes at Baitimofs.
PARK and Palm Hin the first stop out OF
Sausalito on fast San Rafael trains Only 10
minutes or less from Sd and Market; $500 on
terms like rent Get in while prices are
low w l. COURTRIGHT. 7O1 WestbanS
bldg. opp. Emporium Douglas 61S and Doug
las J6O9.
$50 each-Sacrifce If sold at once; wooded
lots in high class locality: 30x120. all impts- :
min walk to depot: ideal spot for home.
Owner box 112 San Anselmo- :
SAN ANSELMO. Mill Valley. San Rafael prop
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

MISSION branch of The Call. MILLER's. sta.
TONER. BOIL 10th ST. =
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FOR sale-Something new in fats; designs,
new style on finish: separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition: overlooking rec
reation grounds In G. G. park: l7th av and Il
st. See e. B. HALLETT. on premises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

RICHEST SOIL ON EARTH
On OUR ROBERTS ISLAND TRACT
SAFEST MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
SMALL TRACTS-LONG TIME
SAFE FROM OVERFLOW.
PERFECT DRAINAGE SYSTEM
FREE IRRIGATION.
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
ONE AND HALF MILES R. R. STATION.
STEAMER LANDING ON THE TRACT.
THIS PEAT Ian, PRODUCES:
Onions-$400 TO 81 900 per acre
Asparagus-s30o TO $500 per acre
Potatoes-100 10 200 sacks per acre
Beans-25 to 40 sacks per acre.
Barley-30 to so sacks per acre.
.,z prs PRIcE osI oNIY $50 :Is pPs FER ACRE yHp,
A crop Of 100 to 200 sacks OF potatoes can be
harvested in 30 days from day OF purchase
tenants to the frst few customers. Your land
lords share. will more than meet all payments
and In few years at most your tract will be
worth at least $500 per acre; your cash Invest
ment being only s25 per acre
Let us explsin, show photos, samples Of soil.
quest. Telephone Kearny a7e7: Home C6767.
A. E, PATTES LAND COMPANY,
sol First National Bank Building
100 CHANCEs-1Oo PEOPLE
SECURE
HOMESTEAD
While on your vacation trip and make money.
100 Choice Quarter Sections Of Open
GOVERNMENT LAND.
Full information. maps, etc, for a small fee.
docino county Best hunting and fishing in the
state This opportunity is limited to 100 people
and limited to the month of June.
Come early IL you wish to get the best.
F. A. GODFREY. 514 PACIFIC BLDG.
MERGED COLONY
Joining the city limits OF Merced. Irrigated al
falfa. corn and fruit land; 10 and 20 acre
tracts; ST5 to $3.50 per acre; $500 acres sold
since last December Excursion every Tuesday
and IL Frday dt GaIl or send md for teTaturs .sS re
59o Market ST., San Francisco
$40 Canal St, Merced.
1900 acres: ouly 80 miles from Sacramento and
I mile from station. with 10 trains daily;
s S.ns. ss is TIE 0t0
Price only SIS per acre; One-half cash and
4 r. ROBINSON. 20 Bacon block. Oakland
TEN acres improved land. in Livingston. Merced
county; blocks S. r. depot; next TO $4,000
hotel; sown TO alfalfa; all under irrigation;
vision only $500; $1,000 will handle it; for
genuine bargain this THOMPSON &
SPILkER, 2s0 Bacon block; phone Oak. 1874.
RANCHES FOR SALE-SANTA CLARA VAL
LEY-thirty miles San Francisco, close 10
Stanford university, Pslo Alto and Los Altos
send for booklet; is the time: prices
advancing. Frederic Hebard & Co., Mayheld
Cal.
OUR new catalogue of country property farms.
fruit and poultry ranches, steckl ranches, al
falfa and timber lands. Call or send for list.
R0THERMEL & CO.. 247 Russ bldg, S. F.
ABFALFA-Generai and large ranches our spe-
cialty; prices always right. See US, for we
are experts. GEO. II. MURDOCH & SON, 81
Bacon building. Cskland.
ROUGH business or factory site. 252:5 fee
frontage, spur track S. p. Il. r., corner
Sc. 600.
DU RAY SMITH, 1915 Broadway, Oakland
s5sa for 5 acre homes In Alameda county: s2J
down. SO monthly.
PRoGRESsTvE REALTY CO.. $50 sutter st.
FOR farms, stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. 257 California ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

81, ,500-10% acres. near ukiah: improved good
room house; fine soil for garden and berries: I:
no fog; no malaria. Box Il62. Call office.
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LEGAL NOTICES

WILL not be responsible for any. bills contract
ed by my wife, Anna Beck at ia Cole st,
San Francisco. JOHN BECK, Pleasanton. Cal.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued

AN young of b years, from one of the
best families OF New York have had con-
siderable world experience and have held nu-
merous important positions; / desire TO so to
ranchng in California and desire to associate
myself with some good person, man or woman,
who has some money: ! Will do the work and
furnish some cash; l am in earnest and do not
wish to waste time with triders. Box 43T4,
Call office Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
REAL. ESTATE TO ExCHA NGE

WE want improved ranches ana residential prop
critics from S.. 600 up. situated preferably with
in 200 miles of San FranriScO. TO excnanSe Ior
desirable improved and unimproVed san tran-
cisco and bay cities real estate Give ruil par
ticulars in first letter Address country sales
department J. W. WRIGHT CO., 10 suffer
St. San Francisco. Cal
SAN FRANCISCO improved and unimproved.
$4,000 to $4,000. for income bearing ranch
fully equipped 80 acres up, some chlcSens-
662 Lisbon St. s. f.
WHAT have Won 10 exchange for 3 lots i'm Half
moon Bay? 1 lot in Point Richmond III
Clay St. Oakland
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OIL LANDS

FOR SALE-PRovEN, PATENTED OIL land in
Midway: perfect title Commission to agents
Terms very easy: per cent cash. per cent
each month for s months. then balance and
years. at per cent 327 CITIZENS NATL.
BANK BLDG. Los Angeles, Cal.
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FINANCIAL

WILL buy Oakland Traction preferred Key
Route preferred; Realty Syndicate certificates;
Iurlock irrigation bonds; Modesto irrigation
bonds, and other local securities.
r. WHITEHEAD & CO..
First National Bank building. Oakland.
ABBOTT buys BONDS" , also CAL. SAFE DEP.
accounts: money loaned. 636 Market st
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MINES AND MINING

.-.--l- MINES AND MINING
THE owner has to offer to mining engineer and
others, one large place gold property: area 500
acres; has been thoroughly prospected: suitable
for hydraulic dredging bed rock 6ume
vestisation- AMI AZ St Francis Hotel San
Francisco Cal
GOLD. amaigam, rich ore bought: cash: assaying
50c- PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 5th st. near
Howard
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PROPERTY wanted-GOOd country property.
either improved unimprOved. for business
property. nats. houses cottages IN OAK
land / have some first class properties that
the owners will exchange reasonable
basis for country property. ID. f. MINNE1s
422 18th St. Oakland. just east OF Broadway
WILL pay part cash. part clear improved proper
II for $4,000 TO $50. 600 loan alfalfa land at
cash value; strictly business; submit your
offers; will act quickly. Box 437j. Call, Oak.
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BUNGALOW AND CAMP SITES

CAMP AT CAZADERO-Special sale OF large.
beautifully wooded lots on r. r. and ereeS.
81. 80 up: ask about out free lots; bookiee
free. LOCKE -PADDON CO, SEQ Clement ST..
San Francisco.
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PHYSICIANS

A-DR. ALICE BELL.
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.
All womens ailments treated by methods most
skillful and painless known. Everything used
carefully sterilized, which insures absolute safe
ty. Patients may remain with return home
Immediately without interfering with their regu.
lar duties. Charges reasonable. Positively guar
antees satisfactory results. Call and have con-
hdential talk WITHOUT COST. Hours 10 to 8;
Sundays 10 to 2. 1895 GOLDEN GATE AV. COR
NER FILLMORE.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. of Obstetrics, Mary Adam: reliable special
list; cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption; b.. 1-5 p. M
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

ROSS building lots. Marin county-Macadam ave-
nues sewer. water, gas. electricity prices
low. very easy terms. Owner, h. N. CARSON,
% Battery ST.. or Carson Glove CO.. San Rafael
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-26
CONPERS WITH WICKERSHAM
President Gompers Raps Moon Bill
in Cause of Labor.
Other Issues Discussed at Afternoon
Meeting Include Operation of
the Injunction.

After a conference with Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham yesterday afternoon.
President Gompers, of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, gave out the following
statement:
I'VE discussed the abuses OF the in
junction process and labor's opposition
to the Moon bill. Mr.. Wiekersham's at
tention was called TO the labor view on
account of the Supreme Court decision
in the hatters' case, through which the
Aatters of Connecticut have been mulcted
for $4,000.
Mr.. Wickersham asked me whether
the Moon bill was not in exact conform
ity with the plank in the Republican
party platform of the last campaign. L
answered that that is very likely. but L
did not regard the declaration of the Re
publican party platform on that subject
as a faith to which labor wants 10 bow
down any more now than it did at that
time. It is a declaration of pro-injunc-
ton. rather than the anti-lnJunction reg
ulating the abuses.
Anything which the members of the
labor organizations may now do for the
purpose of protecting the rights of the
workers which may injure the employ
er, the employer may now proceed. under
the terms OF the law as interpreted by
the United States Supreme Court, and If
they can establish the fact that they
have been damaged, the recovery can be
had in threefold damages. and the men
can be proceeded against, fined 5000. and
sent to prison for one year.
''The Attorney General made no prom
ises or assurances. The steel investlga-
ton matter will be presented shortly"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-26
INCOME TAXPAYORED
House Committee to Report
FayOrably on Resolution.
SENATE PASSES THE AUTO BILL
Legislators at Richmond Against
Election of Corporation Commits
sion Members by the PeOpIe-COw
Pasture River 90 Become Public
Highway-PiIOtS' Tax $50 IA Year.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 25.-The house
committee on Federal relations this aft
ernoOn decided TO report favorably the
joint resolution ratfying the sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. permitting Congress to
levy a tax on incomes. Similar favor
able recommendation has been made 10
the senate, and the matter only awaits
confirmation by the two bodies.
The house rejected the bill providing
for the election OF members of the cor
poration commission by vote of the
people.
The senate passed the automobile bill
without making any change in the rates.
A bill was also passed by the senate
continuing for two more years the Office
of secretary OF Virginia military records.
The senate passed the bill levying a
tax of so a year on pilots.
Other house bills passed by the senate
were: To make the Cow Pasture River
a public highway; 10 authorize the State
board of charities TO ascertain facts re-
garding the feeble-minded; TO allow the
clerk OF the State corpor alton commits
sion fee for attesting the seal of the
commission.