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PARKPROJECTSSTAY PARKPROJECTSSTAYIN PARKPROJECTS STAY STAYII
IN II OMNIBUS 0 BILL BILLNot BILLNot BILLNot
Not Unlikely House Will WillAdopt WillAdopt WillAdopt
Adopt Conference Report EeportBOON ReportBOON ReportSOON
BOON FOE SECTIONS OF CITY CITYJU CITYLeaders CITYLeaders
Leaders However Hare Proposed to toWalt toWntt toWa1t
Walt Until Next Session Seils Ion to Appro Appropriate ApproJrintc ppo ppoinlate ¬
priate Jrintc Millions Carried by b Mea measure Meau i1caureSenfttor ¬
ure u eSenntor Senator Clay Scents Political PoliticalTrlclc PoliticalTrIck PoliticftlTrick
TrIck to Help in Elections ElectionsIt ElectionIt
It It was made extremely likely yesterday yesterdaythat yesterdaythat
that two more parks one In Georgetown Georgetownthe
the other on the summit of Sixteenth Sixteenthstreet Sixteenthstreet Stxteenthstreet
street will be added to the system of o the theCapital theCapital theCapital
Capital CapitalAn CapitalAn CapitalAn
JU An agreement agr ment was reached on the om omnibus omnibus omnibus ¬
nibus public buildings bill and the themendment theamendment theamendment
amendment of the Senate appropriating appropriatingOOO appropriating64DOCO
640000 OOO for the purchase of sites for these theseparks theseparks theseparks
parks was accepted by the House con conferees conferees conlerees ¬
ferees It Is regarded as almost cer certain certain certam ¬
tain tam that the House will accept the con conference confOrence ¬
ference erence report thus Insuring the estab establishment establishment establishment ¬
lishment of parks In sections of the th city cityIn cityIn cityIn
In which their need has been long felt feltTho feltTho feltThe
Tho proposed Sixteenth street park will willcomprise willcomprise willcomprise
comprise the tract of about ten acres of ofland otland ofland
land on Meridian Hill bounded by Euclid Euclidstreet Euclidstreet Euclidstreet
street Columbia road or Fifteenth street streetW streetW streetw
W street or Florida avenue and Six Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth ¬
teenth atroot extended The Senate made madean madean madean
an an appropriation of 490000 for this pur purchase purcltase purchase ¬
chase chaseThe cltaseThe chaseThe
The park to be established In George Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown ¬
town at a cost of 150000 will comprise comprisethe comprIsethe comprisethe
the Montrose tract containing about six sixteen slxteon sixteen ¬
teen acres It lies north of R street and andeast andeast andeast
east of Lovers lane laneThe laneThe laneThu
The bill as finally agreed to Is practi practically practically practirally ¬
cally in tho form that it passed the Son Sonate Sonate Sonate
ate and carries about 25600000 25600000Senator g5IOOOOOSenntor 25 OO000 OO000Senator
Senator Scott Pleased PleasedSenator PleasedSenator PleasedSenator
Senator Scott of West Virginia when whenhe whenhe whenho
he submitted the report in the Senate Senateremarked Senateremarked Senateremarked
remarked that It was the best public publicbuilding publicbulldlng publicbuilding
building bill that has ever passed the theSenate theSenaten theSenate
Senate Senaten speaking from his experience pxperlonce of ofa ota ofa
a number of years cmrs of service on the com committee committee cornsnittee ¬
mittee mitteeEverybody mitteeEverybody snitteeEverybody
Everybody will be happy remarked remarkedthe remarkedthe remarkedthe
the Senator SenatorAnd SenatorAnd SenatorAnd
And yet everybody is not happy There ThereIs There1s ThereIs
Is a probability that Congress will ad adjourn adjourn adjourn ¬
journ without appropriating any money moneyto moneyto moneyto
to carry out the projects authorized In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the omnibus bill The last general ap appropriation aplfoprlaUon appropriatlon ¬
propriation bill has passed both Houses Housesand Housesand Housesand
and there is 1 no other measure In which whichthe whIchthe whichthe
the appropriations to begin the work can
be passed unless the Senate and Houso Housodecide RoueodNlde lTousedecide
decide to put through an urgent deficien deficiency deftclenC deficioncy ¬
cy C bill billTiie billTile billTh
Tile Th loaders have proposed to wait un ¬
til the next session of Congress to appro appropriate appro appropriate apjopriate ¬
priate the money mone They point out that
the supervising sUP nlslng architect of the Treasury
Is already alrOAd far behind In executing the thepublic thepublic thepublic
public building plans uoder authorizations authorizationsof
of Congress and that even if the money
were available now he could hardly be begin begin begin ¬
gin work on any of the projects author ¬
ized at this session
before next
year yearOther yearOthers oor oorOther
Other Others Are Displeased DispleasedSome DLoJpleasedSOnte DispleasedSomo
Some of the Senators and an Representa Representatives RepresentatlyOS Representativos ¬
tives are not pleased with this prospect
Senator S nRtor Clay observed yesterday that
the Republican leaders were trying to
keep down the showing of expenditures
for this Congress by falling to make the
necessary nOO05faf approprIations for fo the public
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS CONGRESS0UJJB CONGRESSJUNE
JUNE 23 MM MMSENAT1E mOoS 1910SENAT1
SENAT1E SENAT1ESenator S SENAT1Soater NA NAS
Senator S < mtor H Hale le fcnnwmwd In tija Senate ytitet ytitetday rutefr yettrday
day r that he expected to be able to report port agree agreements agreements gree greements ¬
ments from the conference nfernt committees of ths thstiro thl thltwo thstwo
two Houses on all 11 pending ppropdtlon WU WUbefore biUbelore gubefox
before befox the dose of today Ha added that if no noother noother noother
other builnw interfered with 1th the plans of Con Concress ContreU Congress
cress an adjournment of tho session could uld be had hadon hadon hadon
on Saturday SaturdayThe SatUlda1 SatUlda1The SaturdayThe
The Senate passed a resolution by Senator SenatorBorah SenatorBorah SenatorBerth
Borah of o Idaho directing the Department DtplrtmentCommmo of ofCommerce ofConunvrco
Commerce and Labor to make an inresugtUon inresugtUonand neatirdlonand
and report to the next session of Congress on ontha onthe onthe
the conditions of o labor bor in the Iron and steel steelindustries ateelndustzies steelindustries
industries of the United States StatesSenator tttesSenator 8tZttSSenator
Senator Lodge submitted a report by the ma majority mAjority utaJerRy ¬
jority of tho committee which Jnrestfgated the thecost th thcost thcnst
cost of living He explained that a I minority re report report report ¬
port would bo submitted later laterSenator laterSerater laterSenator
Senator Scott submitted the ccrJewnce CClImn report reporton reporton rert rerton
on the omnibus public building bill carrying carryingauthorizations currtnzauthorlations carryingauthorissUens
authorizations for approximately 5000003 500 > 000 for forpublic forJ1UbU forpublic
public buildings throughout the country The re report roport report ¬
port was agreed t tThe tl tlThe tThe
The Senate considered the bill creating the thaWhite theWhl theWhs
White Whl Mountain and Appalachian forest reserra reserradwing lUUfOdming ruerredaring
daring most of the session sessionThe smlenThe sesaleeThe
The Senate took too a recess at t 705 T p n until untilM
M 1 oclock this morning morningThe mamlnrIIOUSE morninghOUSE
hOUSE IIOUSEThe hOUSEThe
The House yesterday TOted down the Hughes Hughesamendment Hugbesammdmcnt Eughesamendment
amendment to the silbdry arJ ciril appropriation bill billproTldiBg bll1prodding billproykling
prodding that no part of c the m meDt money nay appro appropriated approIJriated appropriated ¬
priated for the enforcement tlIfer ment of the antitrust antitrustlaws antitrustlaws antitnistlaws
laws should bo expended in prosecution of labor labororganizations labororganlr4Uons labororganizations
organizations for efforts to shorten hours in increase increase Inorease ¬
crease wages or better er tiie conditions cf labor laborA laborA laborA
A A strenuous right occurred and tor cr a time the theadjournment thoadjoununent theadjournment
adjournment of Congress Conbf > S on the tentative date datefixed dAte1bcdtomOrNwAI datexrdtemorrowwas
fixed 1bcdtomOrNwAI tomorrowwas threatened threatenedThe thrntnedThe thoratnedThe
The House voted otei t I consider the antioption antioptionbill antioOtlonbUl antioptionbill
bill today todayThe toda1The to1ayThe
The House at 515 p Po m took a recess until untl11Q untl11Qoclock 10 10oclock 10oclock
oclock this thl morning roomingbuildings morningbuildings morningbuildings
buildings authorized until next session sessionThe sessionThe sessionThe
The election will then have passed and andSenator andSenator andSenator
Senator Clay says that Is the real reason reasonfor reasontor reasonfor
for postponing the appropriations He HeIntimated HeIntimated Heintimated
Intimated yesterday that be might take takethe takethe taitethe
the floor and submit some sharp com comments comments cornments ¬
ments on this policy before the session sessionadjourns sesstonadjourns sessionadjourns
adjourns adjournsHOUSE adjournsHOUSE adjournsKOTTSE
HOUSE AGREES TO PLAZA PLAN PLAITConference PLANConference PLANConference
Conference Report on Proposed In Increase Increnlle Increase ¬
crease to Capitol Ground Pnn Paaer PaaerThe Pnsiej PnsiejThe c J JThe
The House yesterday by a vote of 141 141to HIto 141to
to 130 agreed to the agreement of the theI theconferees theconferees
I conferees on the sundry civil appropria appropriation alproprlatlon appropriation ¬
tion bill with respect to the purchase of ofthe atthe ofthe
the land l d lying between Union Station and andthe andthe andthe
the Capitol for park purposes The tract tractpart tractpart tractpart
part of which is Improved will be ac acquired acQuired acquired ¬
quired gradually 5500000 iO000 yearly ellrly being de deved devfJed devqjed
ved to the purpose There were numer numerous numerous numerous ¬
ous speeches In opposition but Chairman ChairmanTawney ChaIrmanTawney ChairmanTawney
Tawney and Representative Smith of ofIowa otIowa ofIowa
Iowa finally managed to get the proposi proposition proposition proposilion ¬
tion through throughGIVEN throughGIVEN throughGIVEN >
GIVEN BY HEEBICKS FRIENDS FRIENDSFormer FRIENDSFornler PRIENDSFormer
Former Governor Testifies Regard Regarding1 RcgartlIng Regarding ¬
Ing Marine League Contribution ContributionBefore Contrl1uUonBefore ContributionBefore
Before the House Ship Subsidy Subsl y Com Committee Committee Cornmittee ¬
mittee former Gov Herrick of Ohio Ohioyesterday Ohioyesterday Ohioyesterday
yesterday claimed his 8000 contribution contributionto
to the Merchant Marine League was giv given given givon ¬
en him by his personal friends friendsAccording frIendsAccording friendsAccording
According to the report C A Gras Grasselll Grassem Grassell
selll Ralph King P 1 N Osborne of ofCleveland otCleveland ofCleveland
Cleveland and M I J Degnon of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York each gave gaveWinthrop 1000 1000Wlnthrop 1000WInthrop
WInthrop L Marvin 4an1n of New York Yorktestified Yorkt63t1fied Yorkte5tifled
testified that a number of foreign steam steamship steamship steamship ¬
ship companies Including the Hamburg HamburgAmerican HamburgAmerican HamburgAmerican
American and North German Lloyd Lloydlines Llodlines Lloydlines
lines were combining In a most danger dangerous dangerous dangerOtis ¬
ous trust trustLocal trustLocnl trustLocal
Local Dills Pan Pass Senate SenateTho SennteTho SenateThe
Tho Senate yesterday passed the Root Rootbill Rootbill Rootbill
bill appropriating 1500 for the erection erectionof
of a monument In Arlington to Rear RearAdmiral RearAdmiral RearAdmiral
Admiral Charles Wilkes The Gallinger Galllngerbill GallingerbUl Gallingerbill
bill amending the law with respect to tothe tothe tothe
the opening of graves In the District and andthe andthe andthe
the Galllnger bill amending the law re respecting respecting rospecting ¬
specting the registering of births In the theDistrict theDistrict theDistrict
District were also passed by the Senate SenateLargest SenateLargest SenateLargest
Largest Morning Circulation
The Cowboy Congressman CongressmanBird
Bird McGuire of Oklahoma relates some of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his experiences as a cowpuncher lawyer among amongthe amongthe amongthe
the Indians and a Congressman Mr McGuire McGuireby 1IcGuireby McGuireby
by the way has prosecuted more cattle rustlers rustlersand rustlersand rustlersand
and assassins assassiusthan than any other man in the country countryHis countryHis countryHis
His story is gracefully gracefully and interestingly told
TARIFF HO O FACTOR FACTORIN FAOTORIN FACTORll
IN ll PRICE ADVANCES ADVANCESKepublicans ADVANCESRepu ADYACSRepublicans
Republicans Repu blicans So Declare in inSenate inSenate inSenate
Senate Special Report EeportHIGH ReportmGR Reportaiii
HIGH COST OF LIVING INQUIRY INQUIRYDemocratic INQumyDemocratic INQUIRYDemocratic
Democratic Prober ProbcrProtcst Protest Against AgainstCharacter AgainstCharacter AgainstCharacter
Character of Flndins Flndlng1UoAt 3Iot Impor Important Importaut j jtant
tant Cnust Cnu for Upward Trend of ofPrices ofPrlceaUlnorUy ofPrlcealIlnorlty
Prices PrlceaUlnorUy Minority View lewJI to Be Re Reported ReportedUnions ¬
ported portedUnions Unions Not ResponsIble nesponnlbloThe
r
The Republican members of the Senate SenateHigh SenateHigh SenateHigh
High Cost Co t of Living Committee have haveabsolved hnvQabsolved haveabsolved
absolved the tariff law from any blame blamefor blamefor blamefor
for the upward trend of prices and have haveplaced hnveplaced haveplaced
placed the responsibility upon a t1 variety varietyof
of causes causesThe causesThe causesThe
The Democrats on the committee do donot donot donot
not agree with their Republican brethren brethrenand brethrenand brethrenand
and have protested against the char character character charactor ¬
acter of tho finding They kicked so sovigorously so1gorously sovigorously
vigorously that the committee finally finallyauthorized tlnnllyautl10rlzed finallyauthorized
authorized them to employ an expert to togo togo
go over the majority report and prepare preparethe preparethe preparethe
the minoritys views for submission to tothe toth tothe
the th Senate SenateAmong SenateAmong SenateAmong
Among the causes contributing to the thehigh thehigh thehigh
high prices as Senator Lodge and his hisRepublican hisRepublican hisRepublican
Republican colleagues on the committee committeeview committeeview committeeView
view the situation are areSome areI areSorn0
Some Highprice Cnnmea CnnmeaIncreased CnnauIncreased CatiselIncreased
I
Increased cost of production of farm farmproducts farmproducts farmproducts
products by reason of higher land values valuesand valuesand valuesand
and higher wages wagesIncreased wagesIncreased wagesIncreased
Increased demand for farm products productsand productsMdfu productsand
and Mdfu MdfuShifting food foodShifting foodShifting
Shifting of the population from food foodproducing foodproducing foodproducing
producing to foodconsuming occupa occupations oocupations 000upations ¬
tions and localities localitiesImmigration localitiesImmigration localitiesImmigration
Immigration to foodconsuming local localities 10a1lUes localIties ¬
ities itiesReduced lUesReduced ItiesReduced
Reduced fertility of land resulting In Inlower Inlower inlower
lower average production or In Increased Increasedexpenditures Increasedexpenditures increasedexpenditures
expenditures for fertilization fertilizationIncrased ferttuzaUonIncrased fertilizationIncrased
Incrased banking b nldng facilities In agricul agricultural agrlcuIturnt agricultural ¬
tural localities which enable farmers to tohold tohold tohold
hold their crops and market to the best bestadvantage bestadvantage bestadvantage
advantage advantageReduced advantageReduced advantageReduced
Reduced supply convenient to transpor transportation transportation transportation ¬
tation facilities of such commodities as asUmber asUmber astimber
Umber UmberCold UmberCold timberCold
Cold storage plants Increased cost of ofdistribution atdistribution ofdistribution
distribution Industrial combinations or organization organlzRtlon organization ¬
ganization of producers or of dealers ad advertising advertising advertising ¬
vertising Increased money supply suppl over overcapitalization overcapitalization overcapitalization ¬
capitalization and higher standard of ofliving ofliving ofliving
living livingTho livingTho livingThe
Tho committee does not attempt to se select seleot seloot ¬
loot any anyone one cause as contributing more moreto moreto moreto
to the general higher prices than an another another anther ¬
other ther but from the importance given In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the report report to the Increased cost of farm farmproducts farmproducts farmproducts
products It is apparent It deems this thisfactor thisfactor thisfactor
factor the most important In the general generalupward generalupward generalupward
upward movement movementLargest movementIurgcst movementLargest
Largest Advance In Farm Products ProductsThe ProducbThe ProductsThe
The committee found that wholesale wholesaleprices wholesaleprices wholesaleprices
prices of the th principal commodities In the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States In March 1910 wore 211 211per 211pel 211pot
per cent above wholesale prices for the thesame thesarno thesame
same commodities in March Marc 1600 The Thelargest Thelargest Thelargest
largest advances were In farm products productsHogs productsHogs productsFlogs
Hogs and hops Jumped more than 100 100p 100per 100per
p per r cent The advance In farm products productsthe productsthe productsthe
the committee asserts was 88 twice as asgreat nsgreat asgreat
great as the advance In any other food foodOf foodOt foodOf
Of fortyeight articles of food thirty thirtyfive thIrtyfivo thirtyfive
five showed Increases In this period periodthirtynine porlodthirtynine periodthirtynine
thirtynine out of fortyseven articles articlesof articlesat articlesof
of clothing also cost more than In 1300 1300there 1900thore 1500there
there had been Increases in ten out of
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tliirtythroo commodities In the metal metaland metaland metaland
and Implement lmplot ent group groupThe groupThe groupThe
The report rept > rt fiityas fiityasIn Mf MfIn sitysIn
In view Vl W of tho fact dot that Increases Increaseshavo increaseshavo Ifloreaseshave
havo been b BO 8 o muoh greater gr l1tor In products productscoming prOduotscoming productscoming
coming either clth r directly or Indirectly from frorotho troI1tho fromthe
tho farm than In any nn othor line except excepting oxceptIng oxcopting ¬
ing products of the forest tho conclusion conclusionmust conclusionmust conclulonmust
must bo reached reaoh Hint tho most Important Importantcause Importantcause Importantcause
cause of tho present r Iont advance Is to be befound beround befound
found in tho study of farm conditions conditionsThe conditionsThe conditionsThe
The testimony of practically all wItness wItnesses wit witnesses ¬
nesses ness s who have hl1 boon bcr n familiar with farm Jarmconditions farmcondtUona farmcondttion
conditions Is to the effect that the coats coatsof costESof costsof
of production of form products has risen risenvery rlsonY6ry risenvery
very rapidly during the past ton years yearswages yearswages 6llrs 6llrswages
wages of farm hands have Increased on onan onan onan
an average of about 60 per cent and the theoriginal theorlglnnl theoriginal
original investment necessary to secure secureland f secureland oure oureland
land has practically doubled In that thatperiod thatperiod thatperiod
period periodTho periodI periodTho
I Tho richness of the virgin soil Is dis disappearing disappearing dieappearing ¬
appearing nnd in many localities the thecrop thecrop thecrop
crop average can bo maintained only by bythe bytho bythe
the use of expensive fertilizers by rota rotation rotatton rotation ¬
tion of crops or by allowing the ground groundto groundi
i to lie fallow Tho supply of available availablegovernment availablegovernmont availablegovernment
government lands for general farming farminghas tarmlnghas farminghas
has been materially reduced and the theranges theranges theranges
ranges are being rapidly cut up Into Intohomes Intohomes Intohomes
homes for settlers The cost of producing producinglivestock producinglivestock produclnglivestock
livestock has materially Increased with withtho withthe withthe
the disappearance of the range rangeWitnesses rangeVltncsscs rangeWitnesses
Witnesses agree that farming opera operaI operations operations
I tions were conducted at a loss or at best beatat bestat bestat
at only a very ve slight margin of profit for forseveral forsOveral foraveral
several years and that only during the thepast thepast thepast
past two or three years have farmers farmersbeen farmersbeen farmersbeen
been able to secure a fair return on ontheir ontheir ontheir
their labor and investment investmentComparisons InvestmentComparhlon InvestmentCornparison
Comparisons Are Drawn DrawnSenator DrawnSenator DrawnSenator
Senator Lodge and his colleagues re report report report ¬
port that while prices of farm and food foodproducts toodproducts foodproducts
products of domestic production have ad adxanced advanced advanced
vanced since 1900 In a much greater pro proportion proportion proportion ¬
portion in the United States than they theyhave theyhave theyhave
have In the United Kingdom they have havesimply havesimply havesimply
simply been approaching more nearly the theworld theworld theworld
world level of prices pricesIt pricesIt pricesIt
It is pointed out that prices In 1SOO wore wereall woreall woreall
all on a much higher level in the United UnitedKingdom UnttodXlngdom UnitedKingdom
Kingdom than in the United States and andfor andfor andfor
for this reason prices In the United UnitedStates UntlodStates UnitedStates
States have made a greater per cent of ofadvance otadvance ofadvance
advance In the Intervening years yearsThe yearsThe ears earsThe
The committee holds that the course of ofprices atprices ofprices
prices in the United States and In for foreign torelgn foreign ¬
eign countries Is in the nature ture of a world worldleveling worldlcvellng worldleveling
leveling of prices pricesThe prlcosThe pricesTho
The retail prices in the United States Statessince Stat08since Statessince
since 1900 show a greater advance than thanwholesale thanwholesale thanwholesale
wholesale for such articles as butter buttersugar buUersugar buttersugar
sugar eggs and some kinds of moat m t The Theretail Therota Theretail
retail rota II prices for or bacon havo been In Inj Ini InI
j I creased more than 70 per cent since 1909 1909I
I for lard 110 per cent and for cornmeal
66 6 per cent centIn cenLIn centIn
In regard to tho tariff tho report says saysTho 5aysliTho saysThe
liTho The tariff seems to havo been no nomaterial nomaterJal nomaterial
material factor In causing the advance advanceIn adv nC8 nC8In
In prices during the past decade The Thegreat Thegreat Thegreat
great advances have been made In com commodities oommodltles cornmodities ¬
modities upon which the tariff has little littleor littleor littleor
or no effect and the absolute removal removalof
of the tariff on many of these th commodi commodities commodities commodities ¬
ties could not have afforded relief at tho thopresent thopresent thepresent
present time for the reason roo on that prices pricesof prlcMat pricesof
of these commodities with a R few excep exceptions exceptions exceptions ¬
tions were as high or higher In other othercountries othercountrlcs othercountries
countries than In the United States StatesThe StatesThe StatesThe
The committee holds that labor unions unionshave unionsha6 unionshave
have not been responsible for the in increased Increased increased ¬
creased cost of manufactured articles articlesThe articlesThe articlesThe
The committee found that the Industrial Industrialcombinations IndustrIalcombinations industrialcombinations
combinations and organizations of re retailers retailers e etaUera ¬
tailers and wholesalers had led to abuses abusesFOREST abus abusesFOREST 5 5FOREST
FOREST BILL FIGHT FIGHTUnique FIGHTUnique FIGIITUntque
Unique Filibuster Over the theWhite theYhite theWhite
White Mountain Reserve ReserveThe
The most spectacular filibuster that has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been witnessed In the S Senate neta for tor to many manysessions manysossl manysossiQns
sessions sossl ms got under way yesterday after afternoon aftecnoon afternoon ¬
noon noonIt noonIt noonIt
It was directed against the bill author authorizing authorIzing authorIzing ¬
izing the White Mountain and Appa Appalachian AppalachIan Appalachian ¬
lachian forest res reserve rv For a thn time it ap appeared appeared appeared ¬
peared to be a a oneman flMbu fihilmeter ter Sena Senator Senator Senator ¬
tor Newlands of Nevada singlehanded singlehandedheld singlehaMedheld singlehandedheld
held the floor for most of tho afternoon afternoonHe afternoonHe afternoonHe
He was assisted by the reading clerk clerkto clerkto clerkto
to whom from time to time Senator New Newlands Newlands Newlands
lands submitted copious extracts from fromparty fromparty fromparty
party platforms and the 1I Mewwgres es of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Presidents to be read Finally Sen Senator Senator Sonator ¬
ator Galllnger objected obj oted and then Sena Senator Senator Senttor ¬
tor Newlands went about the task of ofreading ofren ofreadIng
reading ren ln them himself himselfWhen hlmselfWhen himselfWhen
When 6 oclock came an effort was wasmade wasmade wasmade
made by the Senators who were engaged engagedIn
In the filibuster to bring about an ad adjournment adjournment adjournmont ¬
journment until today todaySenator todayScnator todaySenator
Senator Burton of Ohio explained explaln d tbat tbathe tbathe thathe
he had a long speech to make In oppo opposition opposmon opposItion ¬
sition to the bill but he would prefer preferto
to make It today and he suggested that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the Sonate adjourn Senator Brandegee Brandegeewho Brandegeowho Brandegeewho
who was In charge of the bill objected objectedand objectedand objectedand
and Senator Burton accepted the situa situation situation situation ¬ I
tion He sent out and had a bag of ofsandwiches ofsandwiches ofsandwiches
sandwiches brought Into the th chamber chamberand ohamberand ohsmberand
and when not eating he occasionally ad addressed addressed addressed ¬
dressed tho chair chairFall chal chalFall chairFail
Fall to Secure a Quorum QuorumThen QuorumThen luorumThen
Then began a series of calls for a quo quorum QUorum quorum ¬
rum alternating altcrnat ng with motions to ad adjourn adjourn adjourn ¬
journ and finally after about an hour hourhad hourhad hourhad
had been given in an effort to secure a aquorum aQuorum a aquorum
quorum the friends of the forost reserve reservebill reservobill reservebill
bill gave up the fight and Senator Gal Galllnger GalUnger GalUnger ¬
Unger moved that the Senate take a re recess recess recern ¬
cess until today His motion pre prevailed prevailed provaUod ¬
vailed vailedSenator vailedSenator vaUodSenator
Senator Stone of Missouri made a abrief abriet abrief
brief contribution to the debate Sen Senator Senator Seaator ¬
ator Fletcher of Florida and Senator SenatorOverman SenatorOverman SenatorOverman
Overman of North Carolina asked that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the survey be extended tb cover the thaswamp theswamp theswamp
swamp lands of their respective States StatesONE StatesONE StatesONE
ONE OVERCOME BY HEAT HEATRepresentative HEATRel1rellentatlTo HEATRepresentative
Representative Barnhnrt Ig I Victim VictimAll VfctImAll VIctImAll
All Capital Set AaireltcEingr AaireltcEingrRepresentative Aawelte11lng Aawelte11lngRepresentative AaweltezIngRepresentative
Representative Henry A Barnhart of ofIndiana atIndiana ofIndiana
Indiana was overcome by the heat yes yesterday yesterday es esterdaymornlng ¬
terday terdaymornlng morning while In his apartments apartmentsat
at Congress Hall Hotel He was uncon unconscious unconscious unconscious ¬
scious for a short time but Immediate Immediatemedical Immediatemedical Immediatemedical
medical attention set him on his feet feetwithin teetwithin feetwithin
within a few hours hoursThe hoursThe hoursThe
The warm wave w ve which has set the theCapital theCapital theCapital
Capital asweltering the last few days dayswill dayswill
will 111 continue today ays the WeatherMan WeatherMan Weather WeatherMan
Man Yesterday was extremely uncom uncomfortable uncomfortable uncomfortable ¬
fortable and thousands sought the parks parksand parksand parksand
and pleasure resorts to escape the torrid torridweather torridweather torridweather
weather weatherCAHPENTEES weatherCARPENTERS weatherCARPENTERS
CARPENTERS FEEL KURT HUETAction 1IU1tTAction KURTACtl
Action ACtl n of Central Labor Union UnionTermed UnionTernted UnionTermed
Termed Unjust in Principle PrincipleW
W F Gilmore secretary of the Amal Amalgamated Amalgamated Amalgarnated ¬
gamated Society of Carpenters said last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night that at a a meeting of the Trades TradesMechanics TradEBMechanics TradesMechanics
Mechanics Council the society had been beensupported beensupported beensupported
supported in Its contention with the theBrotherhood theBrotherhood theBrotherhood
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Joinersand Joinersand Joinersand
and that tho council termed tho action of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Central Labor Union as unjust In Inprinciple InprInciple inprinciple
principle principleAt
At the close of tho meeting President PresidentDIgby PresIdentDigby PresidentDigby
DIgby of the council declared that no noaction noaotlon noaction
action was taken In the matter matterMAT matterAT matterThAT
MAT AT HONORS NEGRO NEGEOSamuel NEGROSamuel 1EGROSamuel
Samuel H Drear a native Washing Washlngtonlan Washingtonian Washingtonian
tonian has gained the distinction of be being beIng being ¬
ing the first negro student to be admitted admittedInto admittedInto admittedinto
Into the Phi Ph Beta Kappa I < appa fraternity fraternityDrear trlltornityDrear fraternityDrear
Drear worked his way through Bowdoin BowdolnCollege BowdoinCOllege BowdoinCollege
College and completed a full four years yearscourse yearscourse yearscourse
course and stood at the head of his hisclasses hisclasses hisclasses
classes classesHe classesHe classesRe
He attended the graded schools and M Mstreet Mtreet Mstreet
street high school being graduated from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the latter with honors This final year hewas he hewas hewas
was appointed captain of cadets In the thehigh thehl thehigh
high hl h school regiment regimentJ v L
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ALVERT ALVERTThe 1 1The
The Comfort Problem ProblemThe
The usual objections to cool clothes are that they are areshapeless areshapeless re reshapeless
shapeless and dowdy dowdyThe dowdYThe dowdyThe
The Calvert makers have overcome this Every Inch of ofneedless otneedless ofneedless
needless lining has been left out outbut but tailoring strength that thatsustains thatsustains thatsustaIns
sustains the shape hag ha been put In Our assortment of light lightest lightest lightest ¬
est weights has been kept strictly exclusive exclusivoao 50 O you get the fhe20fo35 the1ndlviduaUty theIndivIdualIty
IndivIdualIty and entire satisfaction
20fo35 20fo35Dont 20 to 35 35Dont 35Dont
Dont take any chances chancesGet Get the Calvert 54 4 Straw Strawand strawand Strawand
and be satisfied satisfiedThe satisfiedThe satisfiedThe
The Calvert Co CoMens CoMtns
LIff Mens Classy Wearing W caring Apparel ApparelF tt ttF
F at Fourteenth j
TAFT CALLS HALT HALTm HALTON HALTO
m O LABOR BOYCOTT BOYCOTTAmendment BOYCOTTAmendment BOYCOTTAmendment
Amendment to Civil Bill De Defeated Defeated Befeated ¬
feated in House HouseCONFERENCE HouseCONFERENCE HouseCONPERENCE
CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE HOUSETelegram HOUSETelegram HOUSETelegram
Telegram from St Paul Pan Arouses ArousesChief AronellChIef ArousesChief
Chief Executive to Action ActlonConfcra ActlonConfcrawith ActionConferswith Confer ConferiTitlt
with Representative and Bill I ICalled XCalled Is IsCalled
Called Back from Conference and andVote andVote nndVote
Vote Is I Reversed ReversedPresident ReversedPresident ReversedPresident
President Taft put his shoulder to the thelegislative thelegislative thelegislative
legislative wheel yesterday and blocked blockedan
an attempt which union labor leaders had hadsot hadgot hadgot
got well under way to exempt their or organizations oranlzatlons organizations ¬
ganizations anlzatlons from the operation of the theSherman theShorman theSherman
Sherman antitrust law In the matter of ofboycotts otboycotts ofboycotts
boycotts boycottsThe boycottsThe boycottsThe
The union leaders had succeeded In at attaching attaching attaching ¬
taching an amendment of this character characterto
to the th sundry civil bill The amendment amendmenthad amendmenthad amendmenthad
had been voted down In the Senate but buthad buthad buthad
had passed the House HouseThe HouseThe HouseThe
The conferees of the two Houses failed failedto fatledto failedto
to agree but the lower House by a vote voteof voteof ote oteot
of 1S2 1i to 105 Instructed their representa representatives representaUoo representatires ¬
tires to return to the conference and In Insist Insist insist ¬
sist upon the House amendment amendmentBy amendmenLBy amendmentBy
By this time Samuel Gompers Gom rs and other otherunion otberunion otherunion
union labor loaders were wer hard at work workbringing workbringing workbringing
bringing pressure to bear both at the theWhite theVhlte theThite
White House and upon Representatives Representativeswhose RopresentatlveswhOtie Representativeswhose
whose renominations are uncertain uncertainIt
It began to look as if the House would wouldstand wouldstand wouldstand
stand stubbornly by Its previous votes votesand votcsand votesand
and that adjournment might be put off offIndefinitely ortIndeflnltelr offindefinitely
Indefinitely It was feared that the theamendment theamendment theamendment
amendment Itself might be forced forcedthrough forcedthrough forcedthrough
through the Senate In some way or other otherbefore otberbefore otherbefore
before the deadlock ended endedProMldent endedPre elidedPresident
President Pre ldellt Take a Hand HandPresident HandPr HandPresident
President Pr Sldent Taft was alarmed over the theprospect theprospect theprospect
prospect and began to work quickly He Hefilled Hecal1ed Hecalled
called filled t to the Whlto House all the morn members m mornbers m mbees ¬
bers of the House who have been waver wavering waverJng waverlag ¬
lag because of a t1 Tear that union labor labormight labormight labormight
might defeat them in their districts districtsThe districtsThe districtsThe
The result of the Presidents efforts effortswas ettortswas effortswas
was evidenced yesterday afternoon when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the House recalled the bill from confer conference conference conference ¬
ence and Instructed tho conferees to toagree toagreo toagree
agree to the Senate amendment This Thisaction ThisAction Thisaction
action of course amounted to a voting votingdown YOUngclown votingdown
down of the proposition The vote this thistime thistlmo thistime
time was 135 to 130 130President 130Pre6tdent 130President
President Taft did not stop with the theaction theacCon theactIon
action which tho House had taken He HeInformed HeInformed Heinformed
Informed the labor leaders that he be believed beU believed ¬
lieved U ed the proposed amendment was class classlegislation ctasslegislation cass casslegislation
legislation of an undesirable type The ThePresident ThePresident ThePresident
President left no doubt in the minds of oflaboring orJaborlng oflaboring
laboring men how he feels on the sub subject subject subject ¬
ject
Message 3Ie angc from St Paul PaulThe PaulThe PaulThe
The Presidents expression was called calledforth calledforth calledforth
forth chiefly by a telegram which he re received recelved receivad ¬
ceived from W Yo S Carter president of ofthe atthe ofthe
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Firemenand Firemenand Firemenand
and Engineers of St Paul Minn This Thistelegram Thistelegram
telegram read readPress readPrc5s readPress
Press reports of today t < May indicate that you fsTor fsToraslng f8TOtt5 fiorusing
using t5 I the peoples G money to prosecute labor in their theireffort theire1foru theirefforts
effort to better conditions The 7E8 T delegates delegat 1 te5 at attending Itte atteeding ¬
tending te ding the twelfth biennial convention of the thaBrotherhood theDrotherllood theDrotherbood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Engineersat
at St Peel instruct me to protect against this un unjest unjtit onItut
jest policy policyIn pollqIn polkyIn
In reply to this telegram the President Presidentimmediately PresidentImmediately PresidentImmediately
immediately dictated the following dis dispatch dispatch diepatch ¬
patch which was made public at the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House last evening eveningYour eveningYour eveningYour
Your dispatch of June 23 received in which yon yoasay yOQM yony
say M y that reports today indicate that I favor using usingtha ustn ustnthe usingthe
the peoples pooes money to prosecute f OIIealto = labor iu their efforts effortsto eiIortato effortsso
to better conditions and you ou protest against such auc a apotter AI apolicy
potter I Cf I presume you OU refer to the proposition now nowbefore nowDefore nowbefore
before Congress Oon that money appropriated d for forM1 fiscal fiscalyear dsca dscayear
year M1 1911 for or enforcement etIo ment of antitrait laws and sets setsto actato actsto
to regulate commerce commer shall no part of it be ex expended expended cxiended ¬
pended in the prosecution t1on of conspiracies in the thonature thcrnature thenature
nature of boycotts to increase o wages w shorten hours hoursor hoursor hoursor
or better the condition of labor laborCalls JabotCalls laborCalls
Calls It Clang Legislation LelalaiionThe LegIIlIntionThe
The Supremo S Court decided that such a boycott boycottIs
Is a a flotation of the th Sherman antitrust law and andthia andth andthis
this th proposal 1t > poeal is a an attempt attem to withhold the meats raeasaof meatsof meansof
of prosecuting lrOfoe UtIng that law 111 when It Is tiolated by byparticular b A Apartjcubr aparticular
particular class thus th to be made privileged I am amentirely ameUrely amaetlrely
entirely opposed to such class legislation legislationIf 1eg 1atfa1 1atfa1If
If it ft were proposed pro to amend the language Ianiua of the theSherman theShennan theShexman
Sherman antitrust law 111 itself GO as somewhat to tonarrow tonarrow tonarrow
narrow its It scope sxe that would wcnl present reaent t a a proper Ques Question cr1 cr1tion nes nestim ¬
tion for consideration but so long as the present presentantitrust presentanUtrust resent resentantitrust
antitrust Jaw remains upon the statute atuto books an anattempt anttempl anattempt
attempt to modify its enforcement so O as to render renderimmune renderimmune renderimmune
immune any particular class of citizens rich or orpoor arpoor orpoor
poor employers or employes is improper legislation lejislationand ItWatimam legislationand
and in my judgment judgm ought to be opposed by your yourbrotherhood yourbrotherhood 011 011brotherhood
brotherhood brotherhoodThe brotherhoodThe brotherhoodThe
The laboring man and the trade unionist if I Iunderstand Iunderstand Iunderstand
understand him asks uk only equality before the law lawClass ltwOlax
Class legislation and unequal prlvUtgo Pflrilego idlege though thOU6hpreeely ex expreedy cxpreasly
preedy in his favor will in the cad work Otk no benefit benefitto benefitto benedito
to him or to society societyR 6OdetJR sodetyR
R A CRACK SHOOTERS SHOOTERSRifle
Rifle Match Is Arcanum Anniver Anniversary AnniversaryPicnio Anniversary ¬
sary saryPicnio Picnic Feature FeatureFully FeatureFully FeatureFully
Fully 2500 members and friends of ofcouncils otcouncils ofcouncils
councils of the Royal Arcanum Jour Journeyed journeyed journeyed ¬
neyed to Chevy Chase Lake yesterday yesterdayto
to celebrate the thirtythird anniversary annJversaryof
of the organization A baseball game gamebetween gamebetween gamebetween
between tho National Council and ft a picked pickedteam pickedteam pickedteam
team representing the other councils councilsstarted councilsstarted councilsstarted
started the athletic programme but was wascalled wascalled wascalled
called at the end of the sixth Inning on onaccount onaccount onaccount
account of darkness with the game a atie atie atie
tie Other athletlo events were canceled canceledon
on account of the hot Weather WeatherIn westher westherIn sentherIn
In a rifle rlfi match between teams repre representing representtng representing ¬
senting Municipal Council and the Dis District District Dietrict ¬
trict Council the prize was awarded the theformer thefonne theformer
former formerIn fonneIn formerIn
In the match were several crack shoot shooters shooters shootera ¬
ers Including Sergt Ser Glendy B Young Youngof
of the First Regiment of the D C N G Gwhose Gwhose 0whose
whose score was 246 out of a possible 250 250R 250It 250B
R L Pyle who scored 190 out of ofpossIble a apossible apossible
possible 250 2 O and E H Cannes who whoscored cvhoscored ho hoscored
scored 137 out of 250 250A 250A 250A
A bowling contest also took place In Inthe inthe Inthe
the evening between Ouray Municipal Municipaland Municipaland Municipaland
and District councils councilsA
A large section of the United States StatesMarine Statellorlne StatesMarine
Marine Band under the direction of ofLieut otLIeut ofLleut
Lieut Santelmann gave ave a musical pro proL
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Atlantic Coast a perfect combination of ofceashore atseashore ofseashore
seashore and country the finest and saf safest zsa zsaest safeat ¬
est surf bathing excellent drives by the theocean theocean theocean
ocean and through beautiful country
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modern hotel for to those who appreciate appreciatehighclass appreclathlghclWls appreciatehighclass
highclass service and environments environmentssituated envIronmentseltuated environmentssituated
situated directly facing the ocean oceanTelephone oceanTelephone oceanTelephone
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from famous Mathewson spring springwhich springwhich springwhich
which has been pronounced by dis distinguished d1stlngulsh distinguished ¬
tinguished tlngulsh d N Y chemist to be abso absolutely absolutely absolutely ¬
lutely free from pollution of any kind kindIs kindIs kindIa
Is the only water used Orchestra OrchestraSend OrchestraSend OrchestraSend
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gramme which was followed by dancing dancinguntil dancinguntil dancinguntil
until a late hour hourThis hourThIs hourThis
This organization was started with withnine withnine withnine
nine members on June 23 1877 In Bos Boston Boston Boston ¬
ton Today It has a e membership of
245000 24 OOO embracing men In all walks of oflife otUte oflife
life throughout the United States and andCanada andCanada andCanada
Canada Four of the original organizers organizersstill organizerssUll organizersstill
still survive Grand Regent Harry G GLena GLenz 0Lens
Lena was chairman of the entertainment entertainmentcommittee entertAinmentcommittee entertainmentcommittee
committee assisted by Sydney I Bes Bessellebre Bes8cllebre Besseliebre
sellebre Glendy D Young and George GeorgeS
S Britt BrittNIcarasrtmn BrittNlcaraguan BrittNicaraguan
Nicaraguan Editor Arrested ArrestedJose ArrellteclJose ArresjeJJose
Jose de Ollvares American consul eonsu at atManagua atManagua atManagua
Managua advised the State Department Departmentyesterday Departmentyesterday Dearthientyesterday
yesterday of the arrest of Dr Felipe FelipeAlles FelipeAlles FelipeAlIce
Alles editor of La Tarde ot Managua Managuafor Managuafor Managuafor
for falling to suppress the text of Pres President PresIdent President ¬
ident Tefts reply to the protest of Pres President PresIdnt PresMont ¬
Mont Wfodrlz regarding the recent ac actions actions astions ¬
tions of Commander W W GHmer U TJS US US
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