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J v i z I t O o J f fI l Ion or of il tt lOI J gan- gan l Ia f j ji i v vj I p the senate moann morning Cr from l. l thil i. i r e. e a time for roz il y 1 railroad t I ro inie rale v r j bill 11 It I pu 1 gr w eer that on t J take e. e 1 up amendments In their r rJ l- l hS after after- C S r. r a lQ Ui Hl which S ena J t tor r o i more C J n ti J v P cA orv or r t Conger OlIer than fifteen n e oi ach ch L I J ni amendment men r 1 Thank fd at nu rR t f 1 a cx l ti c. c r lf y pr president nf r from r hi I n a th the floor It t JS l t tn nY Y c ri tio tion tOJ t that rt t the ui J q ran an pf JI that was becoming becoming- trying trying- li tl 4 5 Although Hl the th e was w t w t Llis ud deIz-ud I mi it Ko was S 1 l 9 c eibl bJ vi i y y tn if q 4 J a pt VArd getting t the rato t hUI 1111 out Ig pf Dr b the way wa y 1 f l eath d' d S. S t el as If Calis t oWA had g e tho rc ro ht of fi g good d nc rTh felt J ton u tu under rt t final fel i yV 9 will likely l be agrA not cd r t l 1 F J. 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J u t U pt nJ J h n d on- on C fU 11 d b d j 1 ew agreed d u upon a Xi j J tJ final al vote fc At t the W the te J J U lit debate n caz charge g th 1 d th tha tiia 11 ir 11 aio favored lor d. d 1 S fe Ji nt r 2 2 Tl v to th provision Ion that h ll c i u r t k V l- l speaker ul had l It ct m lU S TU i. i ft Orl r J QI day tUiS' led bUd and tny tec others o Wi la l- l later a er I d h The he ral tid P- P gen general tr q nl l against pp permitting 1 the m l 1 to tobeL L be-L disposed l t of h In n a DUCt buncK a th th the the- i as a f. f ps h lg t w pr pre pre- 1 elude deit upon upon- Ui them m. m There art ar rt- rt s vent and senator nii 01 la to jUI tU T and ci ed d. d It H was wn JOP jus ju as an agreement was thought to bf bl blat at hand hanl that hat Mr Ir Morgans Morgan's ou sent gent things s Into tile the all until 11 Mr Mi Fl Frye suggested a solution The Tue favored taking the amendments up un for action acton at once but he lie wanted no I final limit fixed for tor fear ter car it i would force forceman man many amendments amendment over to be bc voted on without explanation He believed cd belc the the method methol which was vas finally agreed upon upon up up- on Oil would bring about a vote voto before the ninth Hepburn aw as S n When hen the tho rate rato bill bi was taken up p Mr Il Clark Ark cited citel cited authorities to prove Ills his contention that congress should provide against the decision of the he Interstate commerce commission being set aside wile b by a a temporary In In- In unction Junction He declared that if i the thc Hepburn bill bi was to be the thc response response- of or congress to the demands of or the lie people for 01 relief reler the tile latter lator could not but get get the Idea that the conc conception of its It obligation ut was i s- s slight sili and that congress failed to congre compre hend the to bo be removed He denounced stock watering remo el and de declared IC dared that while he lie hud hitch no desire drive railways down he lie would losic fol foret- foret them to engage in lb hauling freight nn and passengers Instead of hauling stocks and bonds for Wall Vall Val street He de denied do- do tiled nied tile the suggestion of Mr 11 Aldrich that he lie wanted to give ghe absolute power POWEl of fixing rates and governing railways s 's sto to lo the commission a l political hod boty body Mr 11 Beveridge Bc of ot Indiana and arid 11 Mr Foraker of or Ohio Joined in the debate Ion loH to Decide Mr Clark said sall he believed In tl the tho establishment of standards b by which tho the commission should decide what shat vas was Just c compensation for Ion tion He lie agreed with Mr Mi Foraker that tile the commission would have to consider the cost of construction betterments bet bet- and every other question en entering into railway operation I only mention these remarked Mr Foraker to show what a grave problem Is this that wo we are upon To Mr Clarks Clark's statement that he lie would favor a net profit of 6 per cent the Ohio senator Inquired what wax to bo be done with those roads roada which were operated at no profit or those conducted at a low loss Mr Clark thought that each case would have to stand alone suggesting that exceptions louis and individual should riot not be permitted to stand IP hr tile the way of the general good Mr Mi Daniel Vu will LIll discuss the rate rale question tomorrow and Mr Nelson Nel Nd- son soli Minn Minu and Mrs Culberson Tex rex later o OX OP 01 Ilou house e Hours Pro and amP Con Coti lInt TuKo No Action Washington April 30 Free Free ilk of garden and flower floer was the question that brought forth five hours of debate In the house to today today to- to day Willie while the agricultural appropriation Ion tion bill was being discussed An adjournment ad ad- was taken without tin tilL question coming to a a. vote Much feeling was shown by members The Tho agricultural bill cume cuni to the house with the annual Item of for free seeds eliminated the agricultural committee having adopted the suggestion of Secretory Secretary of Agriculture Agriculture Agri Agri- culture Wilson by dropping the a ap appropriation Tile The fight today was preliminary pro pre skirmishing on the part f lends friends of free seeds who wilt will move mo tomorrow to have the provision in inserted Iii Iii- sorted In the measure If this Is sui SUr- SUr however the tho will rely upon a point of order ta oust u the objectionable feature as it will be Continued on Page lage TA O. TO TAKE UP BILL PIECE AT A TIME Continued d from front li Page e One claimed that there thero has never been any provision im of law ia for or the time tion ton no DOMO Ioimo no for bou fO Seed lIU Trust t. t Today Representative Trimble Triable Dem K Ky Iy a member of the committee com corn declared that the time matter was wasa av a political one ole S J It l Is a n graft raf for fo seventy millions of people If you want to call cal it a grf graft he lie declared And it I is better better better bet bet- ter to promote this kind of graft grf than to stop and amid place the time farmers at atthe atthe atthe the mercy melcy If the time seed dealers delers who arc patiently walling alting just such action acton In iu order to form foIn a trust I lust Cocks Rep nep N N. Y author authol of tf the no free seed campaign campaign cam cam- defended the committees committee's acton ac ac- ton tion He Ito sal said that all al intelligent farmer farmers far fat mers mer an and cr c every fa farmers farmer's paper was mas outspoken in of or the lie action acton This statement was challenged by Representative Rep Rep- e Curries Currier Rep Hop N N. M. M 11 Members Members' Opinions Differ Representative e Rep nep Conn and Dom Dem Tenn Jones JOICS Oem Dem Va Va Elerbee Dem S. S C CO C and anti Chandler Dem Deni 1 Miss I declared that thal It I was an amm outrage e. e Mr 11 Guinea declared that the time committee was willing wi- wi will ing to legislate for fOI everything oven sore noses hollow tails and hollow horns horns- horns of cattle but not for seeds He HeV V maintained that tho the free anti free ant seed campaign emanated emanate from the see seed dealers The Tho house adopted the resolution extending extending ex ex- ex- ex tending the thanks of congress to Gen Horace Porter former ambassador to France for tC his work in locating the tue burial place of Admiral Admirl John Paul Jones Jones Statehood Bill Bm Held hell Up Republican Special Service Washington April 30 The Thie Tho statehood statehood statehood state state- hood bill Is still In conference The fhe conferees cannot agree c The Time house houe Insists on the lie measure as pasc passed in tim that bo body y mal making ng New Mexico and Arizona one flue state and amid Oklahoma and Indian Territory that is is all ail al stand or fall fail together The Time senate insists on Its is amendments separatIng separating ing big Arizona Amizona and ald New Mexico to tIme the tl extent of allowing tho lie voters of each ech territory to vote vole separately as a to 10 whether they want vant to b be Joined and ald to leave it I to the time Joint election where New Mexico would outvote Arizona and amiul thus force Coree Jointure and admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory Tem without with with- wih- wih out reference to tho time fate of Arizona and New Now Mexico Some strenuous debate I is expected adjourn adjourn- on this subject m a and amid lt It will wi probably end cud In hum the tue addition additon of Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Ok Ok- lahoma an and Indian Territory Into the tho sisterhood of states with wih the Arizona and New cw Mexico problem loft left lof for tor some seine other congress congre to o contend with wih For Historic 1 Battlefield Battlefield- Republican Special Service Washington April Apri 30 Senator Senator has Introduced a bill bi authorizing In lag ing the time president of ot the time United States to appoint a commission of not hot IC ICES than five members to ascertain what battlefields of tho time colonial revolutionary revolution revolution- a ary 1 Mexican an and civil wars it is desirable de de- de- de for the time United States to ac acquire DC- DC tc- tc quire for military and amid historical pur pur- poses pOles Time Tho commissioners are arc to re receive receive re- re no compensation for their set ser vices r J |