The Concordia sentinel., June 12, 1920, Image 1

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Louisiana Plantation
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d.r w. Whittemore, St. Josep a.
Ch. SuB It more quky thr n yu can sell it yourself, as
the oly busiaes he has is
SeMling aouislana Plantations
You Can Not Do BW Than Buy Your
Msn: Fn g Goods and Hats
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CAMPAI6N WILL
BE COSTLY AFFAIR
ESTIMATED RACE FOR PRESIDENT
WILL ENTAIL ENORMOUS
EXPENDITURES.
$25,0000 IS THE ESTIMATE
Claimed That Preparatlons Are unIa
Made By eth Parties T*e pea
Mup UarreI-IlvestICatioe
May Net,5e Made.
Washlgtoa. - Twenty-five million
dolarl Is the estimate.ot the amount
at money that probably will be spent
by all political parties in order to
elect the nent presidet of the United
States.
This 1gre-coaqdered an underes
thmate, at e~l-eabraces every class
hs 1 Oette 'oto l to ti ut
bat at in the state .eemmttees. The
writtr is assured by the persons who
amrlihJy to be In on the fnanclag at
the aatipnal empamga when the con
ventiers * usy m t their eandi
dates that i- an pahabiwty the aa
iml semittees tenmeelve will net
pe mre than a tow millions each.
asled, tr hquentlale whether the
Pereisor Republioens will show
Wr el tel s medrs mer thana S
r a thruew hent the k ise tohe
salae it i tally eapeee d that many
gilq. at dotllers wil beo spent and
thee is no real wy to get at the atet
heameae the tsral gmvernumet as
a jquslatM sem r state ete tions. It
I t ansks the eins tor state eft
.siethat aeoaýin to spest for the ote of
a the t~t h It s M sMnt ft.
Amein ate al lka eI aisemis.
sA eret SaipR e came e lis oate
, l n t ms ae bowtad soas
sernVa b as tars Is the his
at a 'alesl eslate
tores UeB then taor alw asth
..oso meI AN eVs are betysp ent
3pr oalty ad e"veutha buht m that
' Iý - ai ret to the heads
W e the upumlteres in
a; bat the laity at the
aspaless -aen, where the his
w es bseem, enables the
y we$ rkn s thate he
that all oa
S witb4t erne
.c ed Vi a he is yer
inIm .Te seenate comasit
f t;a **le*d es·
S*egla itat as sewo as
:bs ~4SSI ihehaba their
passemet toý on
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*A 5s1l
HOUSE REPEALS
ALL WAR LAWS
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF LEVER ,
LAW AND TRADING WITH a
ENEMY ACT.
ONLY THREE NEGATIVE VOTES
Claimed*i That Lever Act Is Necessary I
to Permit of Food and Fuel Con
toIl-Must Continue to Ret
ulate German Trade.
Washldgton.-All war laws, ezeipt 1
ing the Lever food control act, and,
the trading .with the enemy act, would I
be repealed by a resolution adopted by
the house, 323 to S.
Approximately 60 laws, most of them
conferring broad discretionary author
ity on the lareidaet as loeg as the
technical state of war iont4aes, would
be removed from the statute books bi
the resolutiun
The retention of the Lever a.t was
explained by Representative Walsh, is
charge of the repeal legislation, as
necessary to tire the government ar
efethtiv law for curbing protfteerinl
I eeessidties, inclading food and fuel
He added that the trading with the
enemy art seuld be conttaied to reg
alate trade with Germany.
Representative Igoe, however, quse
tioed the republicans' decision tc
cattlue the Lever act asserting that
"oertain interests" desire to keep the
law In effect beeshse it had proved
"effective ia antistrike legislation."
The text of the repeal resolutlc
follows:
"Resolved by the senate and the
bhese of representatves of the United
tates of America i coa5ress as
sembled. That in the luterpretation of
any provision relattag to the date of
-, termination of the present,was
or of the present or existing eme
siey in any acts of congress, Joint
lresolutions, or proeelamations cf the
preslden} containing provisions con
ttagent upon the date of the termina.
tia. of the war pr of the present or
existing emergency, or of the exst
ease of a state of war, the date when
t resolutioe becomes effective shall
. coE trued sad treated as the date
of the termination oa the war O of
th prseat or enistang emergency, otI
lag tid provisrisel any act
t or r Joint resoltlon provrl
tas any other mod of dtermining the
date ofa the terminatie of the war o
of the preset or existing emergency.
*"seeptE, however, aom the@oper
l sead effect of Lthi resution the
following acts and pommtlons, at
wit: The act enttled 'an set to pro
itse farther for the national sewur
in defenre by esocowuasl the per
dcetion, oasesrlag the supply and
conitroWug the dastretlon f - too
re4-edts and fuel,' approved August
, 1 y17, the amendamnt thereto  ea
t 'the cad control and District
of Cotmbla rests act, approved 00
iar t, i119, and the act known as
the trading with the eney act, aP
L proved Octber t, 1917; al the .pren
latlas issued undea r the autherity
eortened by the acts herein excepted
frsea the effect ond operation thiso
fteO MleaP As'm)'.
,ý lphfhtoats,...euetIoa of the Mme
he stdsr hd toheWA
3, ~ $
theI
THE $1JBET BjLL
PRESIDENT OF OPINION IT TAKE$,
AUTHORITY" FROM EXEC*.
. u. o n.:-ary epno t axc.
HOUE 'FAILS TO OVR RICE
Chief Executive in Sym.athy With
General Purpose of Measure, but
Part of It Conflicts with
Constitution.
Washington.-President Wilson ve
toed the bill establishing a national
budget system and an unsuccessful at
tempt was Spade in the house to pass
the measure over his veto.
Notifying congress that he was re
turning the bill without his signature,
President Wilson in his veto message
said:
"I do this with the greatest regret.
I am in entire sympathy with the ob
jects of this bill and would gladly
approve it, but for the fact that I
regard one of the provisions con
tained in section 343 as unconstitu
tional. This is the provision to the
effect that the comptroller general
and the assistant comptroller general,
who are to be appointed by the pres
ident, with the advice and consent
of the senate, may be removed at any
time by a concurrent resolution of
congress after notice and hearing,
when - their judgment the comptrol
ler general or assistant comptroller
general is incapacitated or inefficient
or hatbeen guilty of neglect of duty,
or of malfeasance of office Or of any
felpay or conduct invclving moral
turpitude. The effet:t of this is to
prevent the removal of these officers
for any eause except either by Im
I peachment or a concurrent resola
I tiop of congress. It has, I think, al
r ways been the accepted construction
of the constitution that the power to
a appoint officers of this kind carried
r with it, as as incident, the power to
s remove. .1 am convinced that the
Spo s is without constitational
p to limit the appointing power
and its incident power of removal de
Srived from the costitution.
c "The section referred to not only
a forbids the executive to remove these
r ffieers, but undertakes to empower
g the congress by a concurrent resole
I tion to remove any offticer appointed
E by the president with the advice and
L consent of the senate. I can find nt
the' constittion no warrant for the
Sexercise of this yoweor by the con
c igrss. There is eCrtalnly no a
Spressed athoty eon ed .and I am
Steable to see that Mutherity or the.
d omrcise of this power is Implied in
any expressed grant at power. On he
conatrary, I think its exrcise is clear
ly negatived by section two of article
a IL That section, after providing that
d ertain enumerated fficers and all
a officers whose appointment. is · ot
a otherwise prvided for shall be p
Spointed by the president with the ad
u vice and ceeept of the senate, pro
Svides that cendess may by law Ian
at vest the appoltment of such Inferior
a aefcers as, they thtnk proper ia the
a president alone, is the course of law,
a or in the heeads of depastaents. It
ai would have been within the coastltu
t onast power of the coress in cre
a atiag these offices to hate vested the
1 power f appointamst in the president
Siloe, in the presest with the advice
if and aonsent pf thae sate, or even in
4 the head of a department legatrdta
at as I do at power at removal from
Sotteie as n easeatl ieident to the
s appointing power, I cant escape the
i comenuson that te veqtlg of thris
Spower -of removal tn the congrame is
b memnatltutlonrt, ead thereforo I am
a unabl to approve the bill.
S"I am returnit g the bill the earlet
Spolssblel moment with .the ope that
I the congress may find time before
o adjournmeat to remedy this defect."
SAY EDUCATIOi IS DELAYED
ciu Mu5Committ Cbe itenemeabie
Delayse sad Rieedmmelds Wea o
Under Trueuy Sepaitmet
Wahingt;.-The federal bard fer
Svocationald eduaestlon was charged Ih
ta formal eport by the house commit
a tee with "itexcusable delays" ia the
SrehabiL8ttation of soldiers. The report
however, noted "a general improve
ment Ia the work" and commended the
tcreasetg effiilency:
Eatablishment of state offices to
speed ap the plaeing of the vetersam
ir traoaerL wca bmoa yeat y thE
conmaittee, which als trsed congree
o appopiate $0, to be added to
a slemlar fuad by the Oarder o. Mk
for 1001 to dtased eolers whik in
a tr.ain... Thi committee aieo
i deded that the voil beard be
eth -rpc hU00 of toh tpsidrn a
-a,
- - - - --
IS a slogan almost as old as
the history of tires. It
means "the long run" of Good
Faith and Good Will---a mirror
ing of the confidence placed
in GOODRICH TIRES by
users everywhere.
PRICE LIST INCLUDES WAR TAX
Grey Red
Size Tread Tie Tube Tube
3Ox3 Smooth $18400 $3.30 $4.10
80x3 Safety 20.05 3.30 4.10
30x3i/. safety 84.35 8.90 4.70
Sxsx% safety 2.00 O5.00 5.
S 2x3'1 safety 2.48 4.46 5.15
31x4 Safety 84.10 5.30 5.75
S 2x4 Safety 38.65 8.50 5.15
S3x4 safety 40.50 .70 6s5
34a4 Safety 41.56 LOS UO0
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