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I--Strike Of lake seamen begins.
Second peace congress begins In
Chicago.
s--Steamer Adelia Shores goes down
in Lake Superior.
s-James Boyle convicted Of whitia
kidnapping.
s-Mrs- Helen Anna Boyle convicted
OF Whitla kidnapping.
s-Death OF Mrs. Augusta J. Evans
Wilson.
io-Mehmid v. made Sultan Of Tur-
key by sword ceremony.
1i--Capt. Peter Hams convicted OF
Annis nurder-Twenty persons drown
ed in Ohio River near Pittsburg.
14-Tornadoes in Kansas. Missouri
and Oklahoma.
i7-Tracy & Co. brokers. fail in New
York.
is-Death of George Meredith. En-
glish novelist.
1s-Death OF Henry H. Rogers.
Standard OH magnate.
24-Five children burned to death
during school exercises in Central City.
Ky.
26-Earthquake shock felt in Illinois
and adjoining William Lorimer
elected Senator from Illinois.
2s--Tornadoes in Oklahoma. Mad
den. Pouchot and Boyle convicted of
labor grating in Chicago.
s0-Zephyr, Texas, destroyed by tor
nado.
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i--Death OF Il. J. CLucky) Baldwin,
acted turfman.
s-Fire in New York tenement house
kills ten persons.
4-Wm. H. Taft and James s. Sher-
man inaugurated as President and Vice
President. j. .Sixtieth Congress ad.
iourned sine die.
s-Death of Joseph w. Blythe Of
Iowa.
S-Tornado at Brinkley, Ark.
9--Naval battle between Nicaraguan
and Salvadorean vessels.
l5-Congress convenes In extraordl-
nary session. Death OF Mrs. Eleanor
Maccartney Lane,
16-Death of George T. Angel.
i7--Payne tariff bill introduced In
Congress.
ls-willie whitla kidnapped from
Sharon, Pa.
ls-Parkersburg. w. Va. flooded by
explosion OF water tower.
22-winie whitla restored to father
In Cleveland. $4,000 ransom being
paid, Gov. Curry or New Mexico re-
signs.
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CAN'T REACH HIaHER.ups.
Taft's Brother Ia Their Attorney, and
Roosevelt's Relative Is Manager.

Shreveport, La, Dec. al.--DeelarinR
that II Mark Hanna had died six
months sooner, he would not have been
tried and sentenced 20 iail for having
represented a corporation that had a
case pending before a government de-.
pariment, ex-senator Burton, Of Kan.
sns, today severely criticised President
Taft and former President Roosevelt.
"The men higher up in the snuar
frand eases will never be molested. be.
cause Mr., Taft's brother Is attorney for
the sugar trust, and Mr.. Roosevelt s
brother'in'law Is virtually the mana.
GER declared Burton. ssThe snrar
trust Is the most powerful agency In
federal politics II exercises more
power In forming the national policy
than any other agency, TO II | owe
the trial which resulted in my impris.
onment.
Burton was tried and sent TO Jail for
a brief term for having represented a
corporation which had interests in the
hands OF ono Of the federal depart.
menta
81 first incurred the enmity Of Roose.
velt,' Burton continued, "for having
threatened to oppose his Cuban policy,
which meant letting in Cuban sugar on
basis that threatened to throttle the
infant beet sugar industry.
" After the passing OF few years.
Taft comes along with his Philippine
policy. Capital had begun to turn TO
the beet sugar industry again.. and the
Philippines industry scared ii away.
Roosevelt opposed my Cuban policy,
and at the same time he feared would
head delegation at the national Re.
publican convention for Mark Hanna.
II Hanna had died six months earlier,
there would have been no charges
against me, and / would still be in the
senate.p
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THIS AND THAT

Dogs valued at 100000 were recent
-ly on exhibition at the dog show n
New York.
The controlling interest of the Chris
tan fuDlishing Company Of ST. Louis
has been purchased by r. A. Long. Of
Kansas City. for 100000.
"Grandview," the Lawrence G.
Phipps residence in Pittsburg. includ- !
Ing twelve acres of land in the east
END. has been sold to Walter P. Fraser
for $4,000.
President Taft has accepted an invi.
tation to attend the conservation con-
vention TO be held at Indiananoils Ia
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FEBRUARY,

4--Gov Haskell OF Oklahoma indict-
ed for land frauds.
6-Disastrous floods In Germany.
6-Battleship Delaware launched at
Newport News
l0-Anti Japanese legislation defeat
ed In California Assembly.
l2-Centenary Of Abraham Lincoln's
birth generally celebrated over United
States.
is-Train held up and robbed near
Denver. Protocol with Venezuela
signed.
li-Three hundred die In burning
iheater in Acapulco. Mexico.
i7-Death Of Apache chief .Geroni-
mo. DR.. Jas. B. Angel resigns presi-
dency of Michigan University.
2l-United States fleet arrives of
Hampton Roads after globe girdling
trip. >. Bloody race riots in South
Omaha, Neb. Death OF Carroll d.
Wright.
22-Great naval pageant at Hampton
Roads.
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CONSOLIDATE aspusLlos
Minister Barrett Says This VIII Be
Outcome Of Trouhls.

Minister Barrett oa7s This VIII Be
Outcome Of Trouble.
Washington. Jan. decentralization
Of the Eve Central American republics
Into one government is the plan the
State department Is working on, accord.
ing 10 information from an authorlta-
tive source tonight. In the immediate
future only such steps a. will bring
about the commercial development Of
the countries. their establishment on .
sound financial basis and the atlmula.
tIon OF an entente between the repub.
lies. are contemplated.
The first note Of the new program
was sounded BY John Barrett, director
Of the bureau Of American republics.
In his recent Toledo speech, Barrett
declared that eventually tho United
states Of Central America would be an
accomplished fact.
On the heels Of this announcement
came the declaration of Senior Creel..
the special agent Of Mexico, who said
on leaving Washington:
"Ths United States and Mexico will
continue cooperating 10 bring about
peace in Central Amerlca and to give
solid substance 10 the Washington con
vention OF 1907 and to des elop q feel
Ing Of high respect 70 the international
court at Carthage" I"
II is positively stated that the reIa.
tions Of the United States and Mexico
have not been strained In the sllghtest
BY the Nicaraguan episode.
II 10 the coonviction Of the present
administration that the influential ele.
ment Of the republics can be won over
BY giving 3 staple basis OF commerce.
The removal Of Zelaya means the elm
ination OF the troublemaker Of Central
America. Il is necessary 10 the sue
GEES OF the plan TO eliminate all traces
OF zelayanism. for the reason II Ma
dris shows any disposition TO compro-
mise with Zelayanism, his chances for
recognition from the United States are
small.
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e ap a u TlG M1s4 I0o1s BAe9Q I lbs FIGaT

The year 1909 IL destined to figure
- an important one IN history. What
1 twelvemonth Il has been, and how
Treat its manifold wonders Of happen
ng and accomplishment: Flying a
certainty; the North Pole discovered; I;
Turkey reformed: Persia reformed: :
Englands ideas Of the ethics Of taxa
Ion upset; India restive; China sub.
leeted to a mass Of new Impressionss 5
Belgium passing under a new and, II
Is TO be hoped. more benehcent rule:
svents now IN progress in Nicaragua
that may lead 70 q further extension
II civilization and peace: the distance
across the Atlantic further shortened;
he distance across our own country
about TO be decreased; wireless teleg.
faphy entering into the realm OF com
mon utility; efforts now being made
Tor the better protection OF life IN
mines and on the great waters. II
tho cave man lived to-day he could
hardly repeat his now famous declara-
lion. Romance Is dead" BY science.
contrary to many fears. wonder and
mystery have been increased.
The year 1908 is associated with
svents Of supreme interest and impor-
lanee at home and abroad. A glance
At this summary will recall them to
mind. and preserved for future refer
snee II win be found a valuable aid
. all:
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AIR CUTTERS ARE READY.
Aviators Arrive in New York From
Paris--Leave for Los Angeles.

New York, Jan. 4.-Edwin Cleary,
vino arrived here from Paris a few
days ago with seven aeroplanes, which
he expects to try out during aviation
week at Los Angeles, and Paulhan,
who will arrive tomorrow, win leave
for Los Angeles Monday next. Four
of the machines are Of the latest model
aeroplanes, two Bleriot's and two Far.
mans.
There is also an Antoinette, one Far.
man and one Bleriot, which Mr.. Cleary
expects to use during the aviation
show week. He expects to break his
own record for speed, height and dur
alton. His record already is more thar
1000 feet for height and with his 80
horsepower motor in new Bleriot he
expects to be able to travel in the air
at the rate of 80 miles per hour.
Paulhan is under contract at big
salary.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

5-FataI collision on Illinois Centra.
Railroad near Farmer City. III.
EDeath Of Dudley Buck. organist
and composer.
l1-Key West devastated By hurri-
cane.
ls-steamer George Stone wrecked
in Lake Erie.
l6-Presidents Taft and Diaz meet
on international border. Nv. I. Blu
chanan. ex-misister to Panama. dies In
London .. Nebraska bank guarantee
law found invalid.
is-Death OF Prof. Caesare L0mbro-
SO. italian criminologist.
2l-Death of U. S. Senator n. n.
johnson Of North Dakota.
2s-Nicaraguan troops defeated By
insurgents.
24--Death OF Justice Rufus w. Peek
ham OF United States Supreme Court
26-Prince Ito assassinated at Har-
bin. Steamer Hestia lost In Bay Of
Fundy; thirty-four persons drowned.
- Death OF Gen. o. o. Howard.
2s--Government troops defeat rebels
at Salamis, Greece.
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news ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.
conersss convsnos

Washington, Jan. IA lowering Of
the bara In favor OF fermented, malt or
fruit beverages At army post ex-
changes and on army transports. but
permitting "no Distilled nor ardent
spirits TO be aold, us provided BY = bill
introduced In tbs house by Representa-
tive Parker. chairman OF the Judiciary
committee. E6
The measure provides that the favor
Cd beverages may be sold, under prop
or regulations, by enlisted men or 9th.
or persons authorized.
TIE increased cost Of living was
the subject Of q concurrent resolution
offered In the House today by Repre-
sentative Hull, Of Tennessee. II pro.
vides for Joint committee OF the
house and senate to investigate and
report what remedies may be effected
through legislation.
Secretary Wilson, OF the Department
Of Agriculture, has ordered a sweeping
inquiry Of the same nature.
~ realize," said Secretary Wilson.
that we have undertaken big con-
tract. but we can carry II out. We
have the men and We have tho money"
A bill making sweeping ehAngesin
the interstate commerce laws for the
regulation Of railroads was introduced
today In the House by Representative
Mann Of Illionls, chairman OF the COM
mittee on interstate and foreighn COM
morce.
Representative Hawley today In
troduceud his bin granting 70 the State
Of Oregon the right 10 make lieu So
leetions, equal In arer and value. 10 oil
school lands embraced In forest reser-
YES.
Late today after conference with
Senators Aldrich and Root and Attor
ney-GenerAl Wiekersbam, President
Taft decided to revert to bis original
plan Of combining his views NJ TO
amendments to the interstate com.
meree and antitrust laws In one mes
sage. which he will aend to congress-
Thursday noon.
An aggregate Of s6,S44. 900 Of re-
pairs TO naval vessels is provided In en-
Inmates the secretary Of the navy to-
cay submitted TO the house. The
recent legislation required recon-
mendatlons for authorization where re.
pairs are TO exceed 5000, 900.
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Mexico Acts within Rlse,s.

Mexico City, Dec. 30.-The Mexican
government has acted wholly within
Its rights thus far and according to its
legal methods in the matter of the
American railroad conductor, Cook,
said Charge d'Afairs Bailey, of the
United States embassy, here tonight.
"The crime with which Cook stands
charged" continued Mr.. Bailey, "is
not bailable under the Mexican laws,
and they have q legal rigt to keep Cook
In custody six months before rendering
decision. He has been In jail four
months. The case is waiting the re.
turn Of the letters rogatory from Gem
eral Manager Clark Of the Mexican
line, which have to do with the charac
ter Of Cook"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

Yale University has become the cus-
todian of prize Of 100000. the name
OF the donor remaining secret. but
known to be an alumnus OF Yale, which
is to be given to the person who first
discovers cure for tuberculosis. The
trustees have invited many we'll known
physicians to become members Of =
board whose duty it will be to pass On
the merits Of cures submitted. The in
terest on the money will be used In in-
vestigating such cures and to pay the
expenses OF quarterly meetings OF the
Advisory Board. To prevent the CON.
sideration of bogus remedies, one COM
dition is that any remedy to be con-
sidered must have been In use ave
years and backed up by testimonials
that 1t has resulted in cures The OBJ
ject OF the prize is to encourage the
seeking of cure.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

Estate and municipal elections.
Slight men burned to death IN
Brooklyn IN W FIRE.
ll--Negro and white man lynched in
Cairo. ILL.,
lS-HorribIe mine disaster in Cherry.
Ili... Mime. Steinheil acquitted Of dou-
BILE murder in Paris.
l6-Death Of Chas. N. Crittenton.
philanthroplst.
ls-Death of Richard Watson CsId-
er.... Warships ordered to Nicaragua.
2o-Twenty lone men saved alive
from Cherry mine. Sweeping decis-
ion against Standard OIL Company of
New Jersey.
2s-"Wets" win in Alabama elections.
-. .Zelaya's army In Nicaragua de-
feated by insurgents
so--British House of Lords rejects
the budget bill. .Switchmen Of north
western roads go out on strike.
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South Pole Next Goal.

Worcester, Mass, Jan, 4.-Donald B.
Mcmillan, member Of Commander
Peary's polar expedition, and Captain
Bartlett, who commanded Peary's ship,
the Roosevelt, today said that they
would like to be members of the expe-
dition to seek the South Pole. Cap
tain Bartlett said: IT have heard Of
such trip being planned. I may be
selected to command the ship which
win carry the expedition southwark. I
think the Roosevelt will be selected, If
the expedition goes through"
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FOREIGN TRACE sl.47s.ooo. 900
Imports Of Raw Materials Lead--Ex.
ports of Cotton Show Big

imports Of Raw Materials Lead--Ex.
ports Of Cotton Show BIg
Washington, Jan. 5.--The foreign
commerce Of the United States In the
year 1909 will exceed in value that OF
any earlier year. with single excep-
ton. The imports will be larger than
In any previous year. while the exports
will fall slightly below those Of 1905
and 1907.
The above 10 an estimate Of the
years trade based on official figures
for i months as presented by the bu-
reau OF statistics Of the department Of
commerce and labor. Assuming that
the twelfth month, December, shows
figures Of imports and exports approx.
imately equal to those Of the immed.
lately preceding month, November, the
imports will aggregate about 81, ,A76,.
600, 900. and the exports about 81, $780,
600, 900, Of which approximately $685.
900, 600 consists Of foreign merchan-
disc exported. and the remainder, ST.
72b, 600. 000. domestic products.
Imports free Of duty will be larger
than in any earlier year In the history
Of our commerce and will aggregate
approximately $7O0, 600, 900, against
little over $500, 600. 00Oin 1908 and
$685., 900, 600 In 1907. the high record
year prior to 1909. Dutiable imports
will amount to about $3.50, 600, 900.
and win be larger than any preceding
year, except possibly in 1907, when
the total was s7S7, 900. 900. This esti-
mated total Of 81, 475, 900, 900 Of i'm.
ports in the year exceeds by over $780,
600, 900 the highest import record Of
any earlier year, that Of 1907.
OF this $l,476, 900, 900 of imports,
about s526, 600. 900 is raw material
for use In manufacturing and $780,
600, 900 partially manufactured mater
ial for further use in manfact cturing,
making the total value OF manufactur-
ers' materials imported nearly $780,.
600, 900, or more than half the entire
imports Of the year.
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zs-Man and woman. kidnapers Of
Whitia boy arrested in Cleveland. =.
Ex-President Roosevelt sails for Az
rica.
zs-Prfnce George of servia re-
nounces right to succession.
27--creek Indians ambush officers
near Hickory Ground. okla.
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News received that DR.. r. A.
Cook. American. discovered north pole
April 2l. 1908
s-Labor day. :. .Peary reports dis
covery Of north pole.
S-Death Of Gen. Fl. c. corbin-
s-Death OF E. H. Hartman.
ii-Halleysecomet sighted from Hell
deiburg. President Taft names taria
commission.
ls-President Taft begins ais West
ern trip. Secretary Ballinger cleared
OF Alaskan fraud by President Taft.
2l--Explorer Cook arrives at New
York.
22-Death Of Robert Hoe. printing
press manufacturer.
z5-Hudson- Fulton celebration be-
gins In New York.
2s-Death OF Col W. r. Morrison.
s0-Peary reaches New York.
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JAPAN SEEKS NEW TREATY.
Ambassador uchida Hopes lmmigra.
ton Law viii Be Revised.

Nnpassauor ochida 1opes lmmlgra-
iion Law viii Be Revised.
Washington, Jan. 1--Among the frat
official acts of BarUn Uchida, new Jap
anese Ambassador, will be series Of
steps leading to proposal to the
United States for modification Of the
Root-Takahira agreement which i'm
poses limitations on the immigration Of
Japanese laborers to the United States.
While the subject is now being
spoken Of in conservative vein, 1t 10
said that such duty Is one of those
especially imposed upon the new Am
bassador by his government.
II Is also reported that Japag wishes
to terminate In 1911 its treatN Of com.
merse and navigation with thes United
States.
To what extent Japan will ask Cor q
modification Of the Root-Takakira
agreement has not been learned.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

Washington, Jan. 5.-Construction
work on the Panama canal not only 10
proceeding. sr!sTda;;ddiiS, but but the syst. IN
Of administration is excellent, in.spite
Of the criticism directed against it.
This is the concensus of opinion Of the
senatorial committee which returned
TO Washington today, after visit to
the canal zone. In the party were
Senators Oliver, Penrose, Carter, Dix
on, Hepburn and Clark.
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bennett asks For Probe.

Washington, Dec 3O.-- Represents
tive Mcguire, chairman Of the house
committee charged examination Of the
accounts of the Interior Department.
announ .ed today that at the reqdest Of
Land Commissioner bennett, his COM
mittee would investigate charges re-
Gently made by Representative Hitch
cock, Of Nebraska, Of improper pur-
chece of furniture by the general land
Office cut Of the fund provided for the
investigation Of public land entries.
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spolsane. Firht Continus..

Ten more ]. w. W. men who at
tempted to speak on the streets Of
Spokane were arrested and jailed. Fif-
ty of the agitators who had served
sentences OF thirty days were released.
They told of horrible conditions and
brutal treatment in the holes which
were used as failing places.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

s--Payne tariff bill passed by Senate
and signed By President. Congress
adjourned. Chicago street car men
voted 10 strike.
l0-Alabama Senate passes income
tax act... Death OF Col. A. A. Pope.
and Of Richard Golden.
lz-court holds Harry x. Thaw In
sane.
lS-Death Of Rev. Hiram w. Thomas
OF Chicago.
iS-zi-Fatai automobile accidents in
indianapolis.
T-zS-Destructive floods in Mexico.
sl-Pennsylyania train held up near
Lewistown. Pa.
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JULY.

Earthquake at Messina. Sicily
Sugar trust officials indicted in New
York.
S-Tramp murders four persons near
Rudolph. S. d.
patriotic celebrations take twelve
fewer lives than In 1908.
7-lo-Floods in Missouri valley.
S-Senate passed tariff bill.
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Heavv steel Is in pamand.

New York, Jan. 4.--Speci6cations on
contracts ffor finished steel products
were heavy in the last week of the
year, notably for structural material,
steel sheets and wire products. Orders
for small buildings in various parts Of
the country have been placed, calling
for $4,000 tons Of fabricated steel,
making the December total $4,000
tons. Contracts for 1909 aggregated
almost 100000 tons.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

Syrian immigration may be consid-
cred soon by the Presidents cabinet.
The courts have held that Syrlans are.
entitled to naturalization. but the nat
suralization bureau has taken the oppo-
site view.
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1-Diplomatic relations with Near
aqua broken of.
6-Regular session of Congress open-
ed.
s-s75o.000 fire in Kalamazoo.
ls-Tenement fire in Cincinnati ends
seven lives.
ls-zelaya resigns presidency Of
Nicaragua.
17-Death Of King Leopold Of Bel
gium.
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Million tor Cancer Research.

BY the will Of the late George Crock
er, Columbia is to receive s1.00O0o0. to
be used in conducting original research
for the cause and cure OF cancer. Both
Mr. Crocker and his wife died OF this
disease.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

Charles P. Taft, brother of the Pres.
ident. has purchased rare portrait.
probably the finest of its kind in the
world. in Limoges enamel. for which il
is understood me paid 100000. It Il
a portrait off the Duke or Nevers, By.
Limousin. a sixteenth century artist.
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Patrick Henr,'s Body to be Moved

Richmond, Jan. Sit has practical
ly been determined to move the body
of Patrick Henry from Red Hill, Char
lotte county. to this city for reburial
in the churchyard of the old st Johns
church in which Henry'made his famous
revolutionary speech. The present
grave Is in the rear of the old Henry
house at Red Hill, unmarked except by
a small slab. A bill is to be presented
to the Virginia legislature in January
appropriating funds for a monument.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

The Chicago. Milwaukee and s.
Paul Railway haa lust been awaxtisa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-01-07

i1-Death Of Prof Simon Nsweemh
astronomer
12-Eaval naneuvers begin on Ms
saehusetts coast. .. Steamer John D.
cowls sinks In Lake Superior with
fourteen Of crew.
ls--Nsw Shah proclaimed Ia Persia
Smell VIII case decided in Clinton.
nL
19-Elia olneies case in Chicago
ends IN her acauittal. Tunnel under
Hudson between New York and Jsy-
sey City opened.
as-TIpton. Ind. bank robbed Of sss.-
900 BY assistant cashier.
ze-2s--Riots and carnage IN Bares-
Iona. spain.
so-severe earthquakes in Mexico.
s1--Osaka, Japan, has great frs....
Conferences report on tariff passed ~
House.