The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
|VAl6E SPENDS THE
V1|N IN DISCUSSION
y Mcgee, Reed and Town
Apenf Present Their Views
o'3anama Canal Measure.
wv Ill BILL DEADLOCK
''aWkrees Unable to Reach an
u III hYennent on Battleships in
de laval Appropriation.
oN " BILL DEADLOCK

Ito The Tribune.
u'YINGTON, July 18.-Discussion oi
@ ANA canal bill was continued ir
Dhte today. Senators Brandegee
1udlc!
ating No,.on .r,r,,.tsd tho conrer.
:. port on the rivers and harbort
10aAtion bill, which was agreed to-
fninous consent agreement was
TO vote on the wool bill on July
@ be excise bill July 26 and on the
inc bill July 27. Senator Warren,
ovtn of the committee on approprie-
hen t4fedicted 1t would take thirty days
beir, through all the supply bills
"s m +, Shechan told the committee
hesa ) Investigating campaign fund eN-
tness hof the national Demoernuc COM
sc,,, Iof 1904 that nearly s1,000.00o was
W 1.-the Parker campaign. This was
Sofd, $500. 900 in excess Of the amount
oJecl Cd by August Belmont
Fou sssentatige Morris Shepard and
oMnasssiolters. rival candidates ror Sena-
hcC7cy's seat In the senate, filed the
aary statement OF their expenses,
Borah also filed his preliminary
account. showing he had received
u, :. rlbutions and expended no money.
&c seo..; .s.s;iation Confirmed.
sirou Ienate confirmed the nomination of
ade nn p. Allen TO be assistant secre-
lid lh,I the treasury and passed Senator
wossn's bill establishing an immigra-
,ou suaflon at Hampton Roads, Va.
well h q long debate the conferees from
awinf late and house adjourned without
shoI & an agreement on the naval ap-
70, lions bills. The matter Of battle
ore hs the stumbling block,
nE Tan tu.ffartun! three hour flllDuSt or
Rn an. the resolution by the rules conf
W which eliminated the immigration
h hltlni privileged business, the resolu-
eslrs as carried liz the house today and
Kagmalnder OF the day DEVOTED 70
you debate on the bill prohibiting the
Will 1tary servitude of seamen.
win 4 tfllibuster was led by Representa-
3ardner, Republican, OF Massachu-
and Rodenberry, Democrat. oil
q, both OF whom declared the i'm
lcc@l0n bill was the most important
pntosFe pending.
onss ! Bills Passed.
,ssr s eight bills privileged under the
'e dHilbiting involuntary servitude OF
p,,tan seamen in foreign ports and
- ~ seamen in American ports; re-
dinssR a more rigid inspection OF steam
.sm, ,.Gs requiring licenses for officers on
IT. aft subject to the United States
asst Hon laws; regulating wireless tele-
VI o.u communication along the lake
,3n, On land seaboard; requiring all sea-
,uT 81 vessels trading In foreign ccun-
go be registered. regulating the i'm
%ton OF nursery stock. extending fed
Ma,d to colleges having course In the
os.u nf agriculture. and requiring valua-
~ the amount OF stocks and bonds
lby all common carriers.
.asT 10 The adoption of this resolu
''"' epresentatiye Berger addressed the
outlining the policies OF the Social
rty and attacking the Democratic,
Ncan and Bull Moose oreaniza-
Sov patents committee reported an
Incs ency bill aimed TO nullify the patent
al ,oly created by the decision Of the
en rI1e court in the Dick mimcograph
IL 10 TIcommittce on reform of civil serv-
"a Siorted a bill forbidding any federal
uds~, under penalty OF a fine OF $500 and
prnv late dismissal. to serve as Il dele
10 any district, state or national
- ficn.