Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 2

GING i S| UNCHANG i] ANOTHER YE Provision, for Theredée ih Agrictilé tural Aj \pproptiation Bill De- feated itt House-n Point df Order, (Special to o The Tribune.) WASHINGTON, , Feb, Western flockmusters.;and cattlemen may, rest easy for anouee ye year at least in the mnatt¥r . Of! iticroaded Bhaghis. Fates 198 forest reserve’ ithe only hy. a’ b fight anda a. very. narrow, whargin was the proposition defeated pecently in the House, When the agr jeulthral piiftopriation! hill was presontea~to the house it) car ried ae provision - that. “chereafter.,. charge for grazin, permits upd of the hationgl forest ahait be Hoe than the appraised v upon, such, Pauennl to mined by the secketity of apr years, héeginning with the. See jiracter, ing into, count the advAntages and’ disadvatl of the respecti i | This _proyiso, so fan as it provided basis of the. value of pastt simply a legislative statemént of the! basis on which ‘charges are made, a to that extent there was nothing it. the paragraph that was’ objectionabla, The| committee, however, in puttiig the wagraph in the bill, and providin| a readjustment, from.time to time, ginning with the calandar year 1921,” and in, providing that ‘the rates should | be’ made “upon the basis’ of the com: mercial rates charged 4or pasturake on! Jands of similar character,” very clear, ly intended to have a, readjustment of rates. within the next, year, and -un- doubtedly hoped, for a very material! increase, in kates. ‘With this view ot the hiattér hell by western members it wag agreed that | points of order should be Jngde against * the paragraph, and they were made by French of Idaho .and Hayden of Arizona, Thereaf' en embers of the} agricultural Corti! tab prdsbhaca to of: fer amendments to tie forest “adppro- pridtions i the form of limitations the effect of which would fave been to in- credke at ohice the grazing fees op forest reserves all the way frok’ 100 16-300 per cent, THe first of these was offered by Chalritiah Hatiken) of | the} committee}) aiid provided that no, part} of the appropriation Bhotld be, expend-| ed on, any national forest in which the | fees for grazing “shall be less than | 300 per cent of the existiliz mite” A point of order was made .against this, aiiendthent and’ discussed at, length} Most of «the recognized. parliamen\a-| rians of the» House neld that it was not subject to a polit of order, Congressman Mondel ind sae deal! erd members supported the point -of or der, the Wyomihe{ man, abguing, at lerigtli_ to the effect that the amendment was Clearly aj attempt. to, change. ex- astthe Igw and jlimit tne, discretion, of ait, executive officer on an spent tion bill,, and therefore not, in, order. The chair, finally, sustained, this, atgu- ment and the amendment was de al Similar, amendments, .a]l_caloulated to increase the rates, Were offered aba! defeated by Congressman, Mondell, and} other, western members, so that the law \ remains without, mipdificdtion...In, ad-| dition, a motion by French of Tdaho re} stored to, the bill An item St $35,hob which had beeh disallowed by the com-| mittee; for the study and improvement of grazing conditions on -national, fér- ests. Those) who «are interested jh) the aq: | -tail Of thid discUésion, and birlteaitly | the legthy explanation 6f) ddr | made by the .W, will find) the enti the Congressional bs a Is oft page 2891, Discussing t Mondell suid. it was all very well fo: the gelilletnen Hiving in Mine the 1 pibtures of Balsa, Miskouhi and Jand to imagine that the priviles 1 forests. was cOni- | grazing on “nstio: P t vith Jandy , and sonvenient} grazing’ privilege: f the (Ne they | had iy nd, He reininded Die énit pet of ithe coubhittles or. the wacky vatlea chirdcter oF ‘forest, the, f Lien with évery ALL WOOL : ¢f iece 2 to ordér “i cates ea ae At is pi ae Bie, Henk pe CA WHALEY TAILOR 108 E 1st St.,Casper, Wyo, eo SER Pe ahh eae anes More.than oe artists bad eptries in the i e rational forests. i ded the at aa men; veg ey RAG i; ample | eh Seth te orests pA. re] best ee from time tortimeé, bat at Raat ee nie Bs rt] : 1921, upon thé basis of rates charged for pasturing wed eke a pars of similar 2, Wass | to visit, the, He suggested that if ribet ok pg tit “defeated by Blanton of Texas. was not satisfied with present orates personaly Set and a snd wa ato lower The action and attitude of the Ag: {fore another ‘ati for the fixing of the ebarge for grazing {they should first inform themselves ‘as cultural committee) was a good deal vif! is ; by, the secretary, of agriculture on the to the facts,,and urgediithe members a, surprise) to wesvern members, as Very | mele an Sindh finite _nadabesi said. about the-item p) he of the two se Money from. wie will be given oe swell || Aion. teats posing in | Western niem! are: hopetulthat: ve-] Bras. pictograph; pt 9 raise the ote cational reel top-off'an excellent bill, eae prove it! Buy apackage. If ‘you're | ~ mot convinced, take it back | to aan ess Bete tee ear the "its being) placed in. the bill. tot a bob meee effor' .tosnutborive rate,’ the situation has been met and} i ho, Bebdi kant i. rvs was jahe ‘danger Overcome for the ‘Di eer ‘The picture is well worth séeing. ME any "hiking, And then the cllmax—it's clev- Lasry Semon in /'Well I'll be ———,"" and a Buick edu- the for the) ewe - gouthera Mothers Have Found a : Wa to a Children’s Croup and olds Without internal Aivaapate AEX mothers BicAaaherd ! know park dren’s stéiiaths aié déli¢até and theif tiie BeESHOHS Easily disturbed; and therefore they SHOtild be sgh as litle intebhal dos possible. Ye North Car rl Druggist Solvés the Problem Thanks ae Bunsford Richardson, a druggist Grekigboro,” N, C.; this problem Has beeh sdlved, and SoutHem mothers Have been given a Thethod of treating ald tolibies externally. 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Sia ‘who races : Vicks. rail ké&p 8 bottle on , so easily applied, so quick in its e ets, and,, best of all, can! be used as often and as freely, ‘as. desired, without fear oF hantifdl results: ora oi