Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

II i~ claimed This could ~ iunr without;
giving business further rude inlt>. These
advocates 10 not tor,l ptriicularl, an,
warnings from The 'l'rt.s that iudu>tr,
III \ litilr >hak, un a. foundations M"
cause Of icsiS AL d d~r =" he last SIX
months. Tii,y argue that ~ operation
must w. pnrfnrmr.l ufnn the patient and
IL viii hc better 90 dn il and bc through
With ".
GENERALLY speaking. this anti trust at
titndc a. the liz feature uf January
days al The capital. Something ~ 4"
ruilcy must w. determined III the urNl
few DAYS. The Presidents special mes
sage t. Congress will outline the admin
i>tratiun view and hen vii follow the
rummrut and ANALYSIS showing how
%'on.rr~~ viii lnc az behind III pre-
gram The manner in vhrrh The Iiou-c
iuIiriarN committee has been whan.iu"
AVA, tor The last fortnight indiric> that
iac chairman Mr.. CLAYTON. must have
Afl ~rmr ntimatiun a> tu what th'
rrc~id'nt wants. II VII hc recalled
that Mr. CLAYTON and most Democrats
rf hi~ committee had two ~ three heart
fn heart ~ H. with the President iu ID"
iag end DAYS hcforr the currrnc, law
Mas cuacl,l anil Cnugrc~ hatt takrI it~
holiday recess.
Mud while ihr soft pedal advocates
.ia,c been yoiciu. their arguments iu
the interim ~ HOUSE judiciary commit
See has simply rlualdrl llnng. u namri
= subcommittee 81 draft bills and when
INV House rrl>>rmhlcrl this %>uhcummit
a." was ready 90 report d" the iull com
mittcr. And il l. q fairy safe gut~,
as tp Two things: These bills Viii hr
lnuul tu rn.n,ilr remarkably with rec
concentrations Ia President Wilson's
special message. The complete iudiriar,
curuittr. viii soon hr approving ~ OAR
Suhrrmmittrr'S work with certain
lamentations. otherwise word would
have come np from Pass christian and
the subcommittee would NOT have toi'r rl
durin. tlr Il lidav recess. II ha> hrtu
demonstrated already that President
Wilson does not often change his atli
tudc MATERIAL, aud there y no quc>
ton hat NV had anti trust legislation
firmly FIN mind a month ago.
IN H. also notrNnrth, hat during all
thi> period the senate committees which
might have hand IN anti trust lcgi>ll
iiou have remained quic>crnt. senator
NrNlaud> &c Nevada. chairman II the
Interstate Y mm,rr. committee has hil
fnr more than \ year "A we'll ihn.ghi nni
bin tor an interstate trade commission
aui lur other antitrust rcmr'lr >. Eu,
hr cllrr 10 th- lHl un lii~ cnmiaittrr hr-
forr 'ac hnli las Hnd il show mg ~
Signs W.T. getting bias, now This by
iun hilr-- ir L"tning with an arranged
program. ln thc>" matters the Senate
rul5 pr.cr.-j appropriately n advance
MI fh. House hnt the President very cNi
drutl, prefers that the House should a1
lhr pior,cr work snl that thr Senate
should follow after
The hi. 'rg >laiiNc battle right away
- ancnt he Alaska railroad bill "
vil. l. " dDuhlr headed affair. tor the
measure i> alike before tbc Srnntc ami
.hr HOUSE and mrs. even ~ considered
rpuirmppuuruu>i1. There : Y large
contingent rf men. Democrats a~ we'll -
Republicans. who think il mw i~c for the
government IL embark upon " pniicA w
constructing and owning railroads. even
I'll ihc line he iu far ava Alaska aua
Nil cost oll, thirtv wld million dollars
Th. cr, g,r.> M that this IL the enter
ing wedge uf government ownership gen
orally.
Tho question ' bro 'ght NV issue lr v
,rli,ai riilruld time. the lntrr~ilis
,ummerrr commission il graphing iH>i