The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1905, Page 3

we SRR sr eye! ne 788 Pr RRE EP E TREN ik ain tek : ry THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1905. as ROOSEVELT OPPOSES GOVERNMENT OWNED RAILROADS — fot giving this further power {® by no Means as gre as the ndcossity f Fears that Federal Direction of Trans-| tmfstimenctiintaia* SPEAKER ‘‘JOE!’ CANNON, see ae ee ee. Chief Executive Touches on Insurance rated above, and {t may well be tnad concerned fn the maintenance portation Lines Would End in [iit itis !yyete rs aan essai in| scandals Enough to Suggest Safe. in view of the construction of the Pan. sesses and is exercising what Ih Disaster, but Is Anxious. for Salad criti he Ree Ei defen’ e mnt bxenan nay | guards Against Fraud in Big Hy PUPLARt po v x tiis;means that we mig f Corporations. . allve to our interests Some System of Control sieht Teoma Cnt b Ap voa reasonable tir Z » full effect, subject to review t Bei the courts “There are cert 4° VAL private car tH polats which unt never he roads, refrigerator lin } industrial ave nnd Bolten as remards the Mone: ‘ontinuing on the mavy, they be adjusted so that we will keep o . °° WASHINGTON, Dec, 5.—The President's message, which was read in| the, Ike whould be ext | Pee ie Ere te URE aa Presiden Baye the ooalica only, says the President, any ‘ , oration make It evident that we | Secgulng torpedo-boats or destroyers | as a step in the right direct - 4 } y ght direction he 4 oth houses of Congress to-day, deals exhaustively with those questions do not t eats ie ae te tn aay nudie ih bie, not only for making | Vocales the strengthening of our Cane rey t! a or Wine Attacks by gular service In Oh ‘ twhich are generally regarded as the most Important problems of the day, and ag ally afecte. wei ne the surprise upon an Wovens — | The P iAent arene in his praise : wig.; Railroads, corporations, insurance, labor, the honesty of Federal elec- | '"#, rates neal pein | vonth; tothe fa wattie Tor A Pees lof the Civil Service laws, He atrongly ; ; nd the ov , 4 fe £5) eago urges laws to regulate interstate coms j yy tlons and the matter of corporate contributions to the same. Jers of Industrial ral'road tntiided iit mame be ind ratood that ter no DIN alten torads rie free: th piitheedat ana onultarates i i ation ol ane i ted Sut crippled ips , and adu It is one of the longest and most powerful messages that has come thetr tbat prie| uae the Monon Woctring we a “vioak 1 miler exception sa oe apne pat referenced. ty ‘let a ‘ ‘ "| "i aren udustelal y ads no: for te Hal ngeressior circum- mA eferences — te bs . rom Theodore Rovsevelt since he became Chief Executive of the nation. | spur tracks should be athlon te Bee | A iernaetat wae myLEe pica ont (stance, submarine bd « Philippines are most opimistle. Stead r pur te | itilized as de foreover, We MUSL mk font Fiuneey gubmaring boats would doubt. rr eet ae mide ne eave iA ‘ exceptio ide analys' | Wives, for securing preferential rates that we db tend te py hie hoot bof use, Past scouts are needed. | Progress | de, , : Wwvith the exception of added emphasis and more thorough analysis and) fests in jy trges or in mit ies iinet | trine The main strength of the navy, how-| conditions there. On Hawati the Pres- aw . i Catud it fs a repetition for the t part of the me. to the Fifty-elghth | {8 tet | i " uid can only He in the great | ldents message is Interesting, He ‘ 3 © repetitio: 7 85 Fifty-eleh NBS i of the rt vay ever, dex and ean y He in the great | fde ossnge ere af i iy, ; i ‘or the most pi y SSiBe ne PUY BIT | otriger re | Monroeism natin this battleships, the heavily aro: heay- | Says: ( Gongress, ‘The strongest of the recommendations are those for laws to) No Shield for | Gitne " i iye id Vexsol fh dec te the mtn my judgment tmmediate tens r , ah meenie tory of th noe c i al ed | who. he lake fe he fortttle le ° sad. heck corporate rapacity and greed,' for raflroad vate regulations, for ini Dishonesty. i “ mer algo, play am a Usetul part, [Itewat ee te the Po de alt powers to the Interstate Commerce Commission, which will permit it to, aeabon be é i . ats FA Oa EL Oa pees pont In. the Pacine te fortity im Order nm joes HC 3 ppepies ho misdeeds ate very useful as sco etween an-!to conserve the iaterests of thie countr hi ‘perform the functions for wiich it was created, for a careful consideration | Le mpettion against foreign nations, 11 pute taxoniats of approx mately waual prow- Ir Winld be hard to overstate the Im 4 7 . - |to the south of us commite nto ‘ 0 MPAA VE pM moot the | portance of need 0 . pt whether the power of the Bureau of Corporations cannot be constitu: | 070°", publicity of the a Ja foreign nation. sueh aw Ay out inetrumenta of war will ordinarily deter: (featliy tneed. hawe miouid te enactes scott | : : Unis o nmnon carriers; no commor againet a ’ t nat nine the te Hat it is of course true | geut 01 wrlod of, aa "6 Honally extended to cover insurance, and for laws to establish an amica- | 5 1 cuirier engaged Hy Monpor Lox! a Ane V the manfoenind the gin, the mat lh [Yeutee Ts per cent. ote tne? internay 1408 ble relation between capital and labor, and laws to prevent corporations Boman | ‘ ihe torte ae 4 Chae ony See eawen Bot RO RAE ent He akan ae caneonte bs sip trom P . ort, save hatot conning tower, considered not only in-|Hawall ag special fund ty be exe bontributing to the expenses of Federal elections, r rate oF j ment lier Ua ig ta tor 0 busted but especially with regard to tot in the islands for educational lor Carriers, | ritorial ocoupatio no Way in which they work together, /and pioblke buildings, and for harbor ims It is interesting to not@ that the President comes out openly as an Renee th ay e rn Fi ne ev more linportant than ih weap, , wenents and military and naval dé one Ma | —— o8@ reported contra th ons with whieh they wor he most) fenees. Tt can not be too often aut @pponent of government ownership of railroads, marsiant ve law sulati and | wn Goverament ha formidable batile-ship ts of cour p> that our ‘aim hidat be Hs Gavan, 4 " th hooks or memoranda shovle to enforce such contrac less again f i t ne | Territory a “The people of the country continue to enjoy great prosperity,” saya to. the inspection Oe tis tea | 10m GARAIE. ee Ttaseltiee pen Sma ney Aven o Aa gh gs AU, Tercitory of Hewall on traditionas -yesident in opening the message, He then go a aida his way can 4 ons | arms. Tt ie much to be edt thelr guns, and thorowghly | For Porto Rico the President urges the I ! 8 message, He then goes on to state that in tons of the law be hee Hd take: the J cruisers may count serious: | laws giving full American citisenalipto our industrial system the interests of all men are so ;~ — — feted. ' A system of examination of | not ! AY. ngaKemant with mu h superior | very citizen of the island. For Alaska : , va thi * ; road A i be phovidne | t It Any time] vessels If the men aboard the latter are! an elective delegate is urgently recome closely intertwined that in the immense majority of | Big Corporations, Nar te that onduct! a} . fed | brought face e with § Ineffective, whether from lack of trains) mended, and if not an eeetive one as eases a straight dealing man, who, by unusual ef: | onal bonks by the bani examin igreoable alternatives, 4 the one ing or from any other cause. least an appointive one ses a aigh a A sua - Prosnerit Heres hs init e hand, this country would rtalrits © President's discussion of the nat The President recommends the admise i ficiency has benefited himself, must also beneft | Ne y * dete ta fea ta wae 4 prewet tr | cee Aronian’, ciecigelon Of the Rat | sion ob Indion ‘fentorh Bnd ORieen: , z e . ot Nation ¥n government fror tie TT] of the recommendations of the commis- | Sate. and New Mexico and Arle Others. The superficial fact, says the President, that ldebt; on the other hand. it if very an t si » tha i v M i n appoliited Co invesigate them, O Ss one State. On the Panama the sharing may not be equal must never blind us to Continues, wilful law Judvisable to nermit any foreign p yur criminal Laws he says that they tell I the President says, in part . ; not Lg oats) cdl tompora nmensely in favor of the criminal and | "Active work in canal construction, the fact that there Is this sharing, and thatthe bene- |_-_—>_—>_ tothe “ie Wwtoun ouaes ot an Ametioan | against the Interests of the public he mainly preparatory, haa been in proge fit comes in some degree to each man concerned for gond reasons t ‘ ite obligations, for such form. | Heseronged, and stand jn urgent need ress for lees thas = biti rs Y 10 ao by the Interstate Con ay 4) mich H Jof revision, and of breaches of truat a year and a Any benefit, says the message, which comes to the less able and less. '!s#!> : ' permancat ascupntion. f+ uch Into & | Puente the: Fanianment. oe undaitntul Half During | pean rreatly, tovbe desis . Sr ieainent wore waite Ak ,. | permi he punishment of unfaitt 4 fortune man of necessity must come even more ble at It is greatly to be desired tha The President « ite deeply into | public servants, even when the consid- that period two Progress on to the more abl nd | way might be ford by owhtek Santo Domingo treaty, and te pleased | sration. js one not possessing mv bout the the Canal. more fortunate, AB at As, to traneiogsition 5 ee i aoa ha fa at \ ¢)Mllue. This recommendation arises trom Heel ‘ ais a je Canal. "If, vherefo. ites the President, t te as A Any foratian of the question Of! the cotton report scandals, ax the Pres |¢ va swe It, ther writes President) | rity and effectively prevent the por ti | nn petian, pape. ths tis in hi8 measige makea veiled refer. ceased to be open to debate. First, the Rho less fow ‘to man ts moved by) fmu on of unjust or u none ws Jagat Ac] Hh Ione e hanaldera on bil noes to the Immunity from punishment m of route; second, (he question , Shanes bh eas Th : soar : | ary and nay wough somal, of atticld® who divulge Important infor- of feasiolity. The polat which remains . Bnvy of his mor inate brother to ™ must Inetu pat our arny, he sys, has a high average . | tr bd AGL Poa Te LA, mation prematurely led is the question of type, girike w conditions under which | 20% ® complete atop to rebates in ; shonld be traded teat ase nit He8% uch of our undesirable tmmigration, canal shall be one of sev= ee t : ery shape and form, s thtia fide purpose ie calls tor -manoervres of #tys the President, is the result of the ‘bove sea level, or at sea ‘ ey yoth, though unequally, p his power to regulate rates, Ike all te So an evasion prictleal Kind. ‘Phixatould metudy, activities of se Ith @ single tide lock On thie . pered, the result w edly be t timiiar powers over the business world, ean atau é ik and disombarking of & team 6 ht» How We Get | fol I hone Gay the ondinen On he Wille damage ma sme to the one Should be exercised with moderation, en of lateral ard M Ae One ie ghee id he most de- Undesirable Advisory Board of Amerean and Buro- a te “wi nh even CHiitlon and self restraint; but it should |! lent, should be for t and termined oppo Immi i pean rs fiat at my Invitation @iruck at, it wil th RAYNE eee aor Cat IE OEE Tae bate te| fiCS SOIL EH. Conese | mee — — FO eee ee toe Bet Aaa attiony ti Kee rence av ring the ‘subject, tos Boavier load the who strikes the" ectively exer | providine for expe f , Miinate’ awed’ OHlopra ob Leesutihio, RECICHOON: ON) eames 7 gethe report of the commis+ Saw. Nelsed when the need arises | stat ey So Pasiin fait silow the policy of other na-!Inevitable that there should be much | elhuinate ag Moe ee ete bmigration, he adda, comes from the! sion th Lich coenments there: PabiAd thiv tack toxt the Preale |’ “The first consideration to be k tn ma whe in poe {ding adequate rational @u- expense of an entirely legitimate kind, | enarie i pe ft i forelgn steamship lines. On the subject) hy oy mmendaiions In reference aking this factoas a text the Presie |” Te Niet & i ratte ke ea In pea mmercial ests which ‘This, of course, means that many « he {neronse® In our coast Of Chinese Invnigration the President] themts as may seein necessary, , Gort next takes up the matter of core | "4 Is that the power should be af: lor for jie marty: on aommpnd early na al in character, tributions, apd some of them of larg eee tion of aie says there ‘# no Intention of admitting aii firmative and should be given to some | in transit history of th } | “My predecessors have repeatedly rec- size, must be made, and, aa a matter of a i the vy, the the sol 188, that we have done ————— porations. He says in part Sos ltl | ognized ‘that the foreign business of fact, ti any big political contest su h rime nthe navy, Cone | Med under administrative body created by th We Oe eines ty barring out mere Sunday World Wants must al onc@ “ Ke fa thapoeli shows that efficacy ‘bas these companies is an Important part of contributions are always made to bota | Presid ak At LCG Site Ciaes | { “Tt thateo thue that whore there is no gress. If given to the present Interstate | aroat degree doatraved heer atta jour forelan commercial relations. Dut> sides, Tt ie entirely proper both to give | stitute Mote emit iy chants, bankers, physicians and others Work Monday Wonders, + + \) @evernmental restraint or supervision | Commerce Commission or to a reorgan- | 0f delay. almost the most forms ‘ling the administrations of Pre Idevts ond receive them, un Where te soe ndding & our navy each of a dostrable class, Our laws should! b i\ —— somo ot the excep-|l8ed Interstate Commerce Commission, | ™taron in the hanle of those wh nro [Cleveland Harr mn and Me Kinley ¢ Broper metiv connected with elther 6 - j Calls This | tional men use Auch commission should be made un-| "Lwi me moat earnestly say that there |Muence, chrough dip pmatie channels, t) wif they are eatorted by any ikind | @m helt energies not \equivocally adminetrative, I do not be nmandations are not n Y prevent unjust discrimination by Or- of prensure or Promixe, express or | @ Sm i rn y vee ouedtesaicon Heve tn the Gov Interfering W! Of hoatitity to the raliaae 2 (Bign countries agal-st American tnsur- fimpiied, direct or Indireet, tn the | ESA —— aan nal —e ¢ Combination, ways that are n the Government Interfering with rroun grounde at right [ance companies, These negotiations | = Age LF Pe for the common Private business more than Is necessry, " ostiiity would he % yy {lustrated the priety of th: 1 tolerable; and| » then hy . ying or recety beepmen | r ich tel ‘ 1 do not belleve tn the Government un- | nde of mere natiomal slfintes. (recogtzing the national character of mot only Improper but criminal, 3 4, but in ways which tell againat |! ; L SOrale ie NCeh cai Wor at Eto, st remember that grene tor |insurance, or In the absence of Federal | “It will undoubtedly be difficult as a q is common good The fortunos) dertaking any work wh oan pro-| Wd tell menlogt the, welfare jot) legislation the State Department o wld | matter of practical detall to shape an| @MASHEA through corporate organization priety be deft In private hands, Rut| of some few rich men, Wit miy give expression to the wishes of whieh shall guard with reasonable | e e SOF ONE * aaah tenees Make oh pe either do 1 believe fe Governmont | mu oof small tnvestare: ot Of al” a ithorities of the several States, | certainty against such misconduct; but y47 Uf Se now 20 large, and vest such power) neither do T believe tn the Governmont | MAM tide Mf small jn PM SSP CM Ya eh ata ram eg ’ fm those that wield them, as to make it) inohing from overseeing any work when! ors, aud. inc ‘rely ngainee the in| want of uniformity. full and verified publication in det! of : for edfinn th its at these prices @ matter of necessity to give to they jt hocomes evident that abuses are sure] terest of tir ‘sa Wools, | sT repeat my previous recommenda- the sume “contrinuted to. und. ox- There is only one cause for selling these suits at these price sovereign—that Is, to the Government,| to obtain therein unless there ta gov-| og Ht ts In th of the best type] thon that the Congress siguld also con ied, by. the candidates or cohmit- now. It is our absolute policy to maintain a 30 day leadership which represents the people as a whole~ | oramental supervision shipper no lees the dest type of | lp ea tt hot hut be wholesome | in style. Every one acknowledges this. We are therefore 30 pome effective power of supervision over ‘In my judgment the most tmportant| there should be ‘ Federal Government | tributions by ‘corporations to annual “January Reductions. thelr corporate use, In order to insure] provision whieh such Inw should con-| lon and regulations of th Contro! of tas any powor| any polltfeal committee or for any po-| | days ahead of every one with our annual "J y t @ ealehy snl dn indtrla ee nm vopera ten ‘I Imeuranees ——Sicy"™n ‘| dhostt hs THE We Corporation | iy: Wednesday's Startling Reductions @ty big corporation should be held re- upon |--—— 7|Na {nh mood thing aniy ce foe —_. spect “to doe) den b ; dire “4 a fr » | Power to ie a nanied by be Bl mestie transac-| tors should not be Mon ‘ . “pat $ va ons an intable to sompeten ie dccompanied by and develops a high! tong in insurance of an Interseate | Permitted to ure ey for | $25 to $28 Cheviot Suits, 075 Gome sovereign strong enough to con) y 4m i nistrative Fix Rates 1 lctvie age. The Kind od Baal ies character. That State supervision has) $t)¢ k hold era Politics, \\ “4 fe kind of Ms watt laa aeeteet money for such \ i i Bol Hs contd Jndy the, iwer for Railroads iy that blunte the standard ot | PEGG GAME Gon hat” ingungial BEBO se an —'| \. $27.50 Scotch Mixture Suits, a “Tam in no sense jiostile to corpora: ! to jue, upon at puts an inordinate value on | ° 1 therefore {r y. Moreover, a prohibition of this kind H i Nat Ate value on! Companies and therefore thelr polley. | Morenver , © i arth Sea at GUAT if 1 ae | comne Yan veulations | Would be, as far as it went, an effective i § P tone. {s an age of combination, | the boing enceless tn i Neel holders of mfilcting regulations | mound, pees far ve IE went. an effec tly $30. 00 Broadcloth Suits, ’ and any effort to prevent all combina | Yought before It whether a given rate ily tn eltinens a] ep meny Is unquestioned corrupt practices acts. fot only | )s ' lan’ Hon will be not only useless, but in the! proscribed by a railroad ts reasonable | § ng at all, it thing | Malle but tt Live chook Is In-| should oth, the National arml the eeve| us Stunning new stylesthat have set the pace for fashion t end Vicious, because of the contempt| and just, and if It is found to be un-| ona fae Sean Ae ae yernment | man wh ) exploit the compan Bite TARSAL s FOE: any ite best tailors—drawn from the higher grade Bedell assort- : for law which the failure to enforce law| reasonable and unjust, thon, after fll] nes only as ana tof manhont | in Ns. rest ai tie expense of! money of the corporation in Of abot | ments and a majority. of them now offered for less than half value, inevitably produces, We should, more-| investigation of the complaint, to pre-| ein my Jadyment, | ine, Poles holders And of Khe | publ. any election, but they should also for-| * Fover, recognize in cordial and ample serine the limit pf rate beyond which | grahip of ralirands 18| fectiycty insurance corporations created! bia,@ucl, We of mones, In, cortneetion Long Graceful Corset Models, h mn 1 | Ke ean Afaan he of other os fn Nek legis av he em- fupblon: the setae good effected by.| it shall not be lawful to go—the max! in thts try entatt | ager he eakh cane” He loyment of counsel in publi .manner Swagger Loose Front Long Mode Porporate agencies In a country such a5 | mum reasonable rate, as It Is com we disaster that - 4 ag ee Pe lear, ~ |) FOh distinctly legal services . aay u 1 each business eisewhere Is also clear | ‘The President congratulates the na- New Pony Suits, Ours, and the wealth of intellect, en-| jy called—this decision to go Into effect | regulation of them ine we tate “Aw wu remedy for this evil of con-/ tloneon the approach. of another Ril Chic Etons and Ne y ' @rsy, and fidelity devoted to their ser-| within a Peusonadle time and to obtain | i fe normally to the ser. | ¢ * ; vy ON Adent Chit id therefore normally to the ser | from thence onward, subject to review | Summa gins the fico of the public, by their officers and] yy the courts. The great ina Girectors, The corporation has come to, “1, sometimes happens at present. | S44 the Tre stay, just as the trade union has come that @ rate fe too high, but that alti, the Fitate of the pub In this wonderful collection are many herring-bone cheviots andthe very atest English novelties in fabric and coloring. Costumas of slmilar chhracter were never offered at this price ory of tatloring. Hvery woman who Is fortunate enough yne effects a saving of fully @& much @# the present i yet burden- | conference at The Hague, and says \ hit dQ for| some regulations hag been for this renders it a proper time to say many years a widespread demand for something of the attitude of this Goy- of Inbor questions, | Federal supervision, ‘The Congress has ernment toward pence: War, he says, ts t, must be dealt with|already recognized that Interstate in- 4 lamentable and man MUNIMPAl authorities |eurance may ibe & proper subject for ton or usclesg w rime make s¢ | flicting, Ineffetive ¥. Each ean do and has dqne ay. red shipper is given too low a rate. {Ing but Tite oyernm none a rile, hay latlon,, for in reating the agalnat all humanity. Continuing, the Price of the sult great good, Each should be favored |s such case the Commission would | £8 Byneral subse waver. the Wren SOOKE Se Hie td ‘Our aim is righteousness, Peace | * hi ! hea much A © Presi-fit to publish and supply useful tne 9, mis via n ce Is Wong ae it doce food, Wot ench should| save the right to fix this alroidy es- ("2h Nea Much to doy. "Part of els" [fia concerning interstate. corpor. NOTMAIY the andmalden of righteous 35 Winter Novelty Costumes, 98 be sharply checked wh it Cts) sablished minimum rate as the maxl-|courts of the power to | rd ations, including corporations engaged gonpict, then a grert at, htpousness ri . ablished ult power to Issue Injune 4 , : le \ eit and oprignt. pe Against-law and justice mum; and it would noe only one or |i | 1abor dle. mee Infunetions tin insurance. it te obvious that if, the i never for A moment hegitate to $38 Choice English Broadcloths, The : Pe A E utes. Such mmpilation Of statistics be h h whieh lear vw H The makers of our National Constitue| two such dectlon« by the Commission |Bivciai jumita Stands by the Federal power, It Is wholly tn euMneae “bven Rooush Wat hath $40 Superb Imported Novelties, tion provided especially that the regula | to cure.railroad e mpanies of the prac-|tion of the ie bitertive to regulate this form of come leds to wir, th oe roreona | tion of Interstate commerce sould come] tice of giving Improper minimum rates, |CQUItY pov junctions in || meveial inieroouiree between the BtAtes, who advocate peace at nny pricey there | This is the opportunity hundreds of ladies have awaited, to 6 sphere of dene jov- 4 enttor ot th ‘ Labo. and ripe tue are others wo, following 4 false anal e . ‘ apie: th ion ago on in hs oe ve] oat ea Aven: te ° je int would be " * Disputes, grown) In mag ude the possibility of low. think that because it te ‘no Longe secure an extraordinarily high grade suit at nominal cost. Long ont, eo ve oF Of) my proposal ot ty e the Com: st 4 | adequate State supervision, the Con-|picoeary in elvilired tries f 1 H thelr taking this stand wee even then| mission power to Initiate or originate | tie ton Judges have misused tnie|Etess should carefully consider whether | qiriducte to protect thelr. t waa coated styles, short tight fitting styles, Eton styles ; Overwbelming, Bus they are far stronger] rater generally, but to regulate a rate Bee eee ee eee eee coiag WICk equa’. fares | FEE MRE UM has Race ey quvareraaar Chantilly Cheviots, Smart Thistle Mixtures, to-day, in view of the enormous devilop-| already fixed’ or orjginated by the A an im.) Bale & Nee orehWiens (lente whens on y to defend they mower to call alto fraternal and benev persons woul! Jo irre would Justify} tions which contract for life inaur-) mirable harni to any nation that adop.- rehe t ike . rinciples. and even aa it Is ane." ed ulate the procedure by| On the question of revenue the Presi-| they ily hamper the eruse whl judge to give due not Ivocate by tending to rende 1 o { says that to charge the methods | troy Com. | {2 the adverse pariies. heroes te Would be a shock | atisurd In the eyes of sena ble nid ‘pa ment of great business agencies. usually | roads, upon complilnt and after inves: [@,0Ke, by epryprite in form. Experience Nts) tigation, A heavy penalty should, be [remedy is to re Bhown © mnejuaively that it 16 Useless to) exacted’ from any corporation which |fequiring ty try to got any a Handsome Dundee Broadcloths, Bedell tailoring has never been more effectively shown than in the sleeves, coller effects and skirt models of these sp'endidly fashion costumes, UN PIO CNG WG quate remulacen and! fatie t) respect an order of th tho writ, the henting ea granting | of raising hs | | of late styles, reduced thus early because dupervision of these ‘great corporations | mivaion, I regard this power to estab: | the adverse party does not anes te if | and strain to the business world, rene | triode men Mey AMfume the initiative In reductins inorder to maintain jon, c ile Pp ‘erse party does not appear ble ‘ erent th | we mi Y ts reduced Wednesday to $14.08 At the| dering such action inadvisable At prevent there could be no greatey MO aaacrehip, Al! theve sults ¥ ! Dy State action }Hivh a maatinm rate as belne , iat OH RE: TERRE C72 Sto ASN wsenthal ite And place orde nage of Dec. | to any scheme* of real reform in the |tyulce must depend uy it is duo| for grave reasons, The P Nn the facts of} on this general subject salamity than for the free peoples, the en) “An Eanid in myo tened, independ it should nu be sy e mace. 7 ' Sy | 6 lant, the tmmedinte and mont | matter of railway regulation, The first | toxt yormit violation of nd AB a pr ‘There mast be sometting like & Ben |) Big Armies fal and peace-loving Alterations 4608AE: ale tanteas {t [Jeopar 4 Wor theleral agreement among the chil %, euin - Preaning need, co tne aw Leglnlnm | neccasity is to secure it; and «niess tt JOpantizing of Mt or property. “ye ee and Navies | Whi. vet leaving it bbb 12-1416 tion Is concerned, Is the enactment | is granted to the Commision tere is ilow af Ms wo ald to Vuthoriga the tes Gatelh dtetes, as open Yo any barbie: | FREE ST FULTON At Both i {nto law of some Keheme to Aeoure | tittle vse in touching the audject at all. | tion yee yee Order or injunoe Chanain rpresented in|| Mean Peace, fen Re ew orm 8 | ; WE . STREET fo the nents of the tiovernment | phe law should make it clear $0 that] TeAdY authorized by existing law! the Tat HY Led {ona aa the Rone te uring 14"STREEV 5 auch supervision and regulation | nobody can fail to understand that any | Oh Wie subs 4,08 Inauraniee the Pres. A tha! the ch8l as unorganized as Now t world te , i NEWYORK tores, © of the rates charged by the alle | kind of commission pald on freignt | i She | : sae desived in the Hedy Pee f Re As nes who on the - T is Sale, mh y ponds of the rapfier engaged tn | shipments, whether in this form or in| Corruption | Insitrance "dymt LEE oe Ee eee, em item tole: And] the Dent, but the only p isple sect : he rome x f eaF CLG Y Anterstate teathO as shall xumimas | tye form of flotitious damages, or of & of Insurance yeh attord gent and disinterested effort to mage) {9t,t4lust pew. For Insudnce, It the NF CLINGS CING concession, # free pass, reduced passen araantia ainples of Gaz [tt ik suas vv) ats will combine, ay United states alone, of in com Bing ahly . | . voratt far as possible, the maxin , ir le ate! one Ole | em ger rate, or payment of brokarase, ts] | _ : puntioge hOee | to Heople at large wi the iit | tend to 4 Huntly, disarmed we snignt!| Mogal. 1t ts worth while considering | ¢Tenged so far beyond tie jurisan’| mum of necessary disregard for the | Snigtimes avuld bloodaaed, but we whether it would not be wise to confer) (ion oF the which created si special int # of localities or classes, | WOUld cease to b welt In securing tines “ect tho t of clvil| M8 to prelude siriet enforcement of nles# our expenditures can ' the peace of justire—the real peace for i ' [on the aa ld ey pes : | supervision and FeRulation y the pars! within the revenues then : Ladd most Parains Mh vin D juotion against the beneficiary of a re) ent Btatos, In my last al Yess | AWS MUBL be TAdIUMEd. It should He] minded men must at times he willinw t> te for at least twice the value of the) sage Tt H a (he Cone consi It 18 not desirable | fight. As the world Is now, only oie | Kress. C8 ‘ r Whether (he that the tar® laws should vrovide for | nation Is equlpred for peor tit knowy db! | rebate, thjs would help stop what I8|fower of the Bureau of Corporations Kuntyt against or in favor St any ete ght and that will not shrink ? 1a HY “i f any | he really blackmail, Blevator allowances | cannot conailtutionally be extondit tof other ation maximum and minimuih| from fanting It evit the conditions be: | WAH should be stop; for they have now | os ini ariff rates established by the Congress, | come such that war is demanded in the | grown to pice un extent that they are ‘importance Of 8 Mary ena S4 to secure & certain reciprocity of | name of. the highest morality, } se nied | © considerat!c fe cue ment between other nations and| “One of the most effective Instru- , . l | demoralizing and are pred ax rebates. | MMC. Wether His tot possible Having tn view ‘even target | monta tor peace i8 the Monroe Doctrine Sweets are sweeter when they PENNY Buy of Loft and then you're sure. “The best possible regulation of LB san ea RAP u ations of polley than those of |My" hag ‘been and is being gradually | ’ ould, of course, be that regulation er vy haan apie tc ary | 8 ly ecopomle nat 1t Would, 11 | Scenes . iB S EASY TO FIND A. POSI- ured by an | cea ath aN, Paae, able to, furnish | al ant. be well (6 endeavor (0 A POUND PROFIT. OY flesrmermce tion when you go about it Woueat agree: | which hag heen exbored. “It its heen gang With the thee eek Gennee: | Alveolar Dentistry, originated, pat- SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY. Ww inv the | MrOda. thems | Cre mie wi the head VP trace Teese Roof continent. 1 aun happy tobe wote’to ans | ented and exclusively practised by J cuoconaTe SAY AAMELA, tye CNY HATH CREAM BBG yo“ ollo * oUt, | ey fo, our Hons tke but small nore of the) Ue"an the mone fuvorednation basis” | Dt. G. Gordon Martin, is recognized J COCOANUT KISH: CUNO seme pT WRITE ron OUR SPECIAL Pl Riabt Way! | Agreement, buch o general | dinnonesty:. thes, draw the. lin sndl ees maine eh ie out as a dis@mct advance, in den SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDA nt ALOGUE OF THESE OUTH ee auger ment) this side of what may tei oe ate rene t ‘sp Vy CHOCOLATE CON Send your “Situations Want | would, for instance, at ones put 6 ecop | hon a the ied at Nonny tne y however eof economy, t miar| ttl, Selence. No necessity for SPAN PE AST Oy, 100 WOCOLATEH CONEMED | 456 . " rt y one bi or} in order to nve ! nso the ely of economy, tt] py . 9 so ty 4 ed" Ad. to The World and tell Aa i gee OF a ane Be an lbpae oe In orden. to Avold falling Imo the ciutehs| in now Blood as advocatir Bad end or the usual unsatisfactory | gigs oprin vo PL sv AVS HOOLS, CHURCHES, INSTITUTIONS. FAIRSEC, thousands of employers that secure advantages over some tval; and| “Of. cource the only complete remedy He false economy which da Ih the end bridge work. gioose and falling teeth 4 std vali of Mixed Candy and G0 hatt-vound go oe you are capable and want work ‘such agreement would make the’ rall-| for this condition must be found in an [he Worm! osteals Mptanoe” We Wa tet saved, made @trong and firm. Holly boxes for , Saar \e y { (roads themselves agents for. enforcing | roused public conscience, a higher | inst the nation.’ To | rhea and all diseases of the gums Why nay a middenaa when vou ean buy of the manufacturer? It will cost you but | y 1 . 1 pat \ y | the law. ‘The power vested in t of ethical conduct tn the com- | push forward all work on the Panama | cured, “Expert sperialists in each ” t ais 1 o grnment to put top {0 agree munity at large, and bspeotaily Among Canal would be as great a folly ERRESE ental ork, Bled of peo Park Row Store Open Evoniyre Until 11 o'clock, ithe detriment of the public si business men and in the great profes- “The President quotes from his message 4 a ro: Te wo teitver 1 ta 10 tbs, , ec | mY WMawment, be accompanied BF power |slon of the Inw, nd in the growth of a to the Fifty-elxhth Congress his utter- [fessional find Anancial references Ne Rilitetee rates: Sanbal 54 BARCLAY ST., ry mnt, Uh if eonsitions rit which condemns all divhonesty, ances on the subject of the protectla > ask nt Fae towing Fe ‘ 4 way. jana careful supervision, “agreamenta| whether 11 rich man or Ih poor mar, cf Federal. elections. ‘heme: Inchide a | Hours & As M. to ¢ P.M. week days Jo, tajand, 0°. Brooklyn, Jersey or, West B'way Third Ave, | clearly In the interest of the public whether It tukes the aiape of bribery tors OTN aT “Put, In my judgment, the neg or of blackmail, But mitch ean be done |Sunday World Wants j a Work, Monday Wonders, , yooommendition for. severe penalties |OMlY, Examinations and booklet on for hice who aan money at the pris | Alveolar Dentistry free. G. GORDON by ation Which ts not only drastic and for tie publication of all campa'g) | MARTIN, M. D,, D.D.S., Ine., Suite meena eamerag but practical, ‘There Is need: of a far eoutributions.. He then. say 704, 820 Fifth Ave, ed St, New 20 ¢ 5 stricfer and more uniform ulation of | “I desire to repeat this recommenda- uv 7s) SOF. pew vast ce {nterests of this coun-| tion. In political campaigns In a coun-| YOrk. Appointments by letter, tele- a ei |e ey ame gram or ‘phone, 6068 Madison Sq. | abit ; ; i me ‘ € vat Hohok'n or. The. 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