Show ’A HI Im- ' 11- OP 1 ' J ' k 4 ' J ‘ r ' A “X I- - - X’ i ' V - - ' W ' x i Zt - - SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE LAKE - CITY UTAH 1914 27 MARCH RIDAY ? ‘ ’ I - ! - ships is owned of the Panama proposedto futile The very terms canal act which it is repeal specifically forbid now the use of the canal to railroad-owned ships The President told us A few days ago that right or wrong we must repeal this provision and in mysterious fashion refers to the 'fort policy or the administration eign told us that if we do not grant him this il request in ungrudging measure he willriot what to do in other very knowmatters What is the Does the of the administration? President know? Nobody else does” not Believes Whole World Against Canal Toll Exemption l Hl - a He W OA Mi ASHINGTON E life- important y I ' II ijr RS I I I A : r" ! I II KgSl fvl® ' $3 ii Ww : " ' ’ 11 W-' circumstanceswhich were -Lr March 26 —President volving Representative concluded members of congress wnen mey with the question: Campbell “The old American Wilson In talks with callers to- before z last consideredthe Panama canal act eagle lined its nest with the of da’y Con-‘ mane Zii He did not believe the British lion does the American argued that members of Congress members of them-j young v£$re their eagle tremble with fear the gress when not beihg asked to change would be compromising British lion only selves by votes now growls?” changing their personal opinions on the tolls exempcould not have Representative Pou of North Carolina because he knew they patriotically for Its the question was tln but to vote protest at argued that foreseen the world-wide United States proposedto whether the that time r rental in order to correct a serious Inkeep its contract made with Great ii situation the international Britain and other nations in regard to which threatened Asked what tfnational situation the President explained that the Panama canal toi the United States in was He pointed out that embarrass the whole the President treaties and trade so long as the judgment of could have no object in of negotiation acceding Britain’s the to Great request The President told world was unanimously against other than the desire to best serve the agreements national who visited the White House United States on a question of interests of the people of America their oppositionhonor and a treaty obligation foreign that those who based not be would Pledged tn Three Platforms tot the repeal on deonomic groundsor governments generally into further enthusiastic entering Progressive to the rule about opposition on their Individual interpretation oven treaties or trade agreements or and to the repeal bill was voiced ncefote treaty were T of the Hay-Pau Kelly of this reason he held it as vital to Pennsylvania sight of the main point tne the losing of the rules Progressive member milted and opposition of — the the tolls exemption clause He asserted the three unanimous committee II in the President's political “LX-A clfillzed world against the tolls exThere was deep feeling parties had pledged themselves 4 the situation voice as he explained to the free tolls provision in The President nas oeen in emotion He their 1912 platforms and said that the Illi A V '? to one the press of South America group of callers formed that people had expressed their approval of referred to the American nation as too speaking he thinks also for their govthe provision in the election big and powerful to be ungenerous uujju mrrrnrrinnninnn jjuqdj: nrnn icilddjjlj zccmnoci riinnirrn:n rnnrrn: iijil joineci uw pre himself in favor’ of I era men is oinas ine of treatWhile declaring vl or captious in its construction rest ut repealing the free tolls provision Repinles The United States he believes th'n view that the United States is Lenroot of op Wisconsin too big to Bay “We will do just as resentatlve it cut oft z: posed the ruleHe because terpreting treaties to suit itself re- Islittle possible and as we please In said that he and a as amendments or Illi gardiesH omiganuns He large of the House II that it was number members of the jdr our obligations” Wilsonquestion emphasized in favor of repealing for the United provision nidi with him that the thing were on personal and voluntarily and economic "rounds 1111 he himself believed the tolls States to do was they the repeal He ships pay would vote for to Its own objected exemptionwas a form of ship subsidy make to being placed in however tolls on an equality with other the position 'of indorsing a and a mistakeneconomc policy as well construction involved too ot at( He reiterated were the treaties with Great Britain breach of the treaty as the points a 1 WiS SKSiKX'"J with the international based the repeal the 4x which on ground that he did not go to Congress small as compared and loss of prestige that the has not nis inconvenience government 1 ? with his message to express situation CT its ® vessels enl from thinks permanently the ‘hill IV vAek irXC views but to state a which he of tolls urged that payment arisen lnbe occasioned 11 internationally would the rule be Which had amended and an opportun-an n ity given to present amendment which confer on tlie President the struggle would the tomor tile ’right to impose lesser tolls on reopening of his discretion row American ships in Lenroot Speaker Clark's statementread: Representative read to the TO I dead against the rule on a speecn by Speaker Clark am Democrats made was) i and intend to when the Payne tariff law the tolls question ON in the House in in which the speaker devote against it will not stultify which that lie right of Glared amendment myself by voting for any such rule and debate should not be curtailed led the fight to liberalize tne (Continued rom Page 1) 1 by Opposed ProgressiveLender rules and practices of the House H made after an hour’s debate tomor Hmpolitical Progressive Leader Murdock opposed 1 1 7 thereby imperiling the rule saying: row and which if beaten would aland future fight We won It that long “I by my lam rot willing to surrender the first Jbw th® amendment of the rule In thia bitter and was vote m any spirit of easy accommoda-l 8 of the bill victory in eighteen tion to Great Britain this nation’s sov-l III situation the opponents Democratic II ereignty over the canal WTime and time again do not know' years that would attempt to open the Sims bill icily the not advocatea bring tills would complications whicn and crisis We might secure the are asked not to thing in the minority that suspend when the tolls exemption clause until our adoption of a compromise amendment would not advocatein the majorrights may be arbitrated but to confess repealing the tolls section without national dishonor do not know the relations which make Great Britain ilia The Democrats won the House in surrenderingthe contentionthat the 1910 the first time in sixteen years and Japan friends or Japan and Huerta United States under the treaties has allies or how was unanimously nominated for near the truth the rumor1 ii :3’'K' speaker and duly elected by every that we need the aid of Great Britain toils is tno right to grant free Japan's friend to lighten our responsibility Democratic vote in the "House with as Rallies AdministrationSupport v’ji the hearty good will of every the J? Mexico But known because they believed tonight facts are plain and so far Clark’s elementary Speaker statement truthful man In order that am as our rights in the canal are con encouraged the opponentsof the rule to liberalize the rules and practices cerned and Representative Sims author of the of the House voluntarily “Shall we surrender our sovereignty repeal bill later issued a statement relinquished a large portion of the in in the canal? Before we surrender the I lT'Sj- '"'A declaring: speaker which act little to powers of the seems of surrender many UBU': I retained by making could have each year will Illi ?W: have heard that there will But after the honestl ybelieved that JAC fight but the error that may be committedlllll effort by enemiesof emphasize X( sS rA i'X organized the naa too much here Before the surrender v'AWiww’ speaker power 1 both in and out 4lhe administration of political and diplomatic iinf the (Continued rom exigency becloud the issue After Democratic party to defeat may Zthe under the old systemfor the good surrender motion for the previous question the will ome clarity of the House and of our instltusome a lid national chagrin and t ionai huon the rule tomorrow’ tions this would be simply iniliatiou” of to ull Discussion avors fellow embarrassingamendments to other things declared Shirley Defends President the offered to the bill A vote against President’s position that was In favor of throwing The was vigorously fthe previous question will be pracShirlev bills open to discussion and defended by Representative ample of Mlcally a vote ggainst the bill am goingto keep Kentucky amendment Ifand were displayed great activity the faith to vote for ’We come here with this repeal bill" sides he said “with no apology for our postii the pending rule could not look 88' out the evening preparingfor the face tion or seventy-five years we have Illi lannnni the public in When speaking held out to the nations of the world! made that statement was the promiseto build the canal for nil 1 particularly of tariff bills but the world is equally applicable We promisedto build it as! my statement all great bills Here is the sit great boon to humanity throughout to the world not for small dollars and uation: bill cntft advantage to our commerce In We have a rule reported presented on this situaitlon the American nation does on the greatest question 1 X nothing out of fear nothingbecause of ? in my twenty' years in the House the threat of any nation or besides which tariff bills sink into group of! pitiable Insignificance bill nations But it is not willing to rest: which 71 foreign in the of the world If passed will change our eyes as having treaty violated its policy which we have maintained or having for 125 years and only promiseso long held out to the twenty of the world” hour for debate are permitted under this proposedrule and the right Minority Leader Mann said the more of the measure merited to amend is absolutely prohibited more thorough and no intervening motion complete deliberationthanandcould be iven except one motionto recommit consideration under the proposed rule He cited On such an importantand he said that there should have dozen instances in which measure construed the least week for debate this had I' been at government right of treaty provision and said that no £ with the unlimited amend “gag rule” should prevent free discussion Surely tnere is nuiiuiiK ment fll'M of proposal to reverse these con about the Sims bill and there sacred this mad rush is no reason for structions “I we will not be a party to ramming see no reason” he said “why throats of should surrender rights in this such n rule down the our fancied plea of honor on members matter Honor is involved on both sides hereIf Criticize Speaker’s Position there is a real question of honor seeking to speaker’s statementaroused widespread it is that of Great Britain The I discussion factions drive a hard bargain with this administration among both Our honor in this matter is The President’s supporters immediately Representative Great Britain’s is open issued statementsin reply above suspicion Shirley of Kentucky said: to attack” question of honor the rule tht involved”: is in “The There nothing is Representative lood chairman of the! unusual It provides for three foreign relations committee “is not that hours' debate on the rule and twenty of Great Britain But it is question The nature of hours on the bill of contract we our living up to the rule has been known for days and consented to” least that have made CO Idaho It is to say the surprising fit to In the Senate the day's activities on the speakershould have seen limited alls the toll question was to the Idaho 'iBh'--:: attack the rule only after it was introduction of resolution by Senator and the lines of battle drawn "1 provide that the who a Democratic Dwis which would are supporting Utah We and payment of tolls to be as in amount equally administration upholding sessed the snips or all upon the nation’s honor wdli not be shall be regulated jointly by k assBult bv an eleventh-hour nations A ork Utah (CLJ secretaries of war and the treasury when the by the speaker particularly witVi the of jEws is 1 the President” approval s'S for the first time he has seen fit it was pointed out would avoid H his true colors in opposition This to show UTAH-IDAHO the direct relinquishing of the right to X to the measure and to the Democratic in favor of discriminate American & party CO Price ships under the treaties of chairman Texas resolution tvent over until to ' Representative Henry The issued Utah of the rules committee a the morrow in which he attacked statement 14 Hays L speaker for opposing the rule at this Piles to H Green River Utah Curedin late hour and said: refund If Druggists PAZO OINTMENT moneyItching course any sensible man knows fails to cure Blind Of fixing to jump CO that he is now Bleeding or Piles irst Protruding of the President’s squarely Into the camp gives relief 50c Advertise Instead of opposing Utah — enemies this ment rules nonessentialsin E great conflict he should reveal his Utah boldly real sympathiesand march of the railroad over to the standard V St and ship monopoly CO the executive was at President Wilson A Idaho offices for an hour tonight copy H Clark was of the statementby Speaker to him but he made no comment & alls shown Idaho Idaho for publication for Rule Opens Henry L Minersville Utah the Henry opened Representative He declared for the rule the Balti frPA tolls nlank of did not represent Democratic 0 T more platform and pointed out that sentiment General Sales Manager act was passed your valuable when the Panama canal Don’t deliver In the onlv seventy-tw'o Democrats to solicitors garments unknown for free tolls while ninety-four receipt bearing House voted without a our the voted against the provision and 111 trademark are the are the name "I he said “to aid in propose” Soliciting cleaning furnishes a of blunder that has been correction a field for a in the favorites because so profitable the American Congress impostors III a committed by reach of violates a Many complaints us men io tolls provision effective in the claiming to represent bile of the us taking we have with Engtreaty and zrcontract clothes and never returning them The Presi on nu inn nations 11(1 W11U other Look for our the Natural purity and III IO of the United States has come to name onbearing wagon y receipt of the dent a our the General Sales — demand pf the House and has summoned us to his and and then the skin scalp hair and trademark 111 propose name — aid in this great crisis and will !:?ASRSt? J you will know: I says: to follow him” will get your clothes by Zr-jb 'S asserted that the American That you back will k Henry secured no $750 with and give benefit from gg8 people asserted that the vessels That the job will be guaranfree tolls and the teed public value for more that would profit from the exemption I I fc vV ' r That the clothes will be inIII i are owned by the steel trust the Standard sured their than they ever have had before CuticuraSoap and Ointment(sold throughout the Liberal sampleof each mailedfree with Oil trust the Southern railway ABOUT OUR Addreo "Cuticura"Dept 4H Boston R 1 book New Haven railway and the Seaboard III Air Line RATE III are who shave and shampoo with cars this year people he said "who One suit a will AndIt best for skis and scalp “These are the million weekand Vnennm dollars a year car' D at are to make a Cleaned Pressed and at present have three orders for every because of this exemption” Ilvered lor 125 a Month from the report of the quoted III disposal STATES’ shipping trust investigation 974 EPOSITARX committee T UNITED show railroads controlled most 'National Hank Of The to that RepubUa of M & feel HALT LAKE CITY UTAH the American ships that would use highly favored in iito the canal Borpfna fSOOOW this of njUUl OT(W III large Representative Henry paid a tribute cars rank Knox President:James A Murray to the President Lynch Vlee President as “having the Jacksonian vice President is to call the for them Earls Cashier-E a Culbertson A upon Congress so great but it surely MV aid incourage lehtant Gaebler: Dewitt Knox Aealatan: to correctionof this colossal Swaps® jLaaUicr:George G Knox Asalatant Culder indicates the high the Cof Motor: blunder” Baa Deposit part of your monthly earningstn Mvingu department and receive per cent Campbell Opposes Rule for pur their local distributors and for the make It rule to III J H weste interestper annum pay ifepresentativeCampbell of Kansas JK iuslu lami mm m wwtemaiumuiiii tourself aomctbUig each month The people 4"(XrAWT7Y’L v the argument for Republican opened cJLUtaU bare been doing liualuess with ua for sSIaJ the opponentsot- the rule JjJjinm-ter of century of the WK WA'r YOU BAKK ’ACCOUNT “The contention gentleman "" ianS H-KA A from Texas” he said “as to railroad w iLnri’Ii ’ (—mil ' foreignpolicy if 4 ’ ‘ President 1 ’ ' i 0 h1'5' 1 i i- ( ’i! 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