DECEMBER 8, 1S0B
The Commoner.
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CASH For Your FURS
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which you will receive 12 months & 100 uunplcB as
promised. Ad. Tho Wolcoino Guost, Tortland, Mo.
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HOW THE SENATE STANDs'oN
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
Frank J. Stillman, Washington cor
respondent for tho Sioux City Jour
nal, sent to his paper, under date of
November 23, the following dispatch:
"Until the president's message has
been made public and his railroad rate
recommendations are known no accu
rate lineup on the question in the sen
ate can be made. So far as the com
mittee is concerned it is now ninnr
that the democrats hold the deciding
votes and that there are likely to be
but three republicans favorable to the
president's- policy, Doliver, Cullora
and Clapp. Dolliver anl Cullom have
already sought to prevail upon Elkins,
Foraker, Kean and Aldrich to line up
with the president, but without success.
"It is said there are over thirty
senators certain to oppose giving any
committee ratemaking powers and
many of these assert that a bill in
corporating such a feature will under
no circumstances be allowed to pass.
Nobody in Washington believes such
a bill will become a law, but the opin
ion is general that a compromise bill
embodying many reforms and conces
sions will pass.
Poll of the Senate
"A poll of the senate which is
thought to bo reasonably accurate is
as follows:
For the administration bill:
Republicans Knox, Pennsylvania;
Alice, Delaware; Beverldge and Hem
en way, Indiana; Cullom and Hopkins,
Illinois; La Follette, Wisconsin; Nel
son and Clapp, Minnesota; Allison
and Dolliver, Iowa; Warner, Missouri;
Long, Kansas; Burkett, Nebraska;
Gamble, South Dakota; Hansbrough
and McCumber, North Dakota; Carter,
Montana; Clark, Wyoming 20.
Democrats Teller and Patterson,
Colorado; Dubois. Idaho; Bailey and
Culberson, Texas; McLaurin, Missis
sippi; Foster, Louisiana; Clay, Geor
gia; Taliaferro, Florida; Tillman and
Latimer,'' South Carolina; Simmons
and Overman, North Carolina; Black
burn and McCreary, Kentucky; Car
mack, Tennessee; Clark and Berry,
Arkansas 19.
Against the administration bill:
Republicans Frye and Hale, of
Maine; Burnham and Gallinger, New
Hampshire; Proctor and Dillingham,
Vermont; Lodge and Crane, Massa
chusetts; Aldrich and Wetmore,
Rhode Island; Bulkeley and Brande
gee, Connecticut; Piatt and Depew,
New York; Kean and Dry den, New
Jersey; Penrose, Pennsylvania; El
kins and Scott, West Virginia; Fora
ker and Dick, Ohio; Alger and. Bur
rows, Michigan; Spooner, Wisconsin;
Millard, Nebraska; Kittredge, South
Dakota; Heyburn, Idaho; Ankeny
and Piles, Washington; Fulton, Ore
gon; Perkins and Flint, California
32. Democrats Clark, Montana; New
lands, Nevada; Money, Mississippi;
Morgan and Pettus, Alabama; Bacon,
Georgia; Gorman and Rayner, Mary
land 10. .
Doubtful:
Renublicans Smoot and Suther
land, Utah. -
Democrats McEnery, Louisiana;
Mallory, Florida; Frasier, Tennessee;
Stone, Missouri.
social restraint when speaking of the
evil effects of alcohol. It Is much
to bo wished, ho sard, that there
should grow up one of those conven
tional understandings which are nl
M WE
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most moro binding than legal enact
ments, that It Is had form for a youth
to indulge in alcohol till ho has at
tained his majority. Saturday Review.
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HEALTH A PUBLIC DUTY
There is one general principle run
ning through all the views of doctors
in regard to disease. It is the import
ance of checking the growth of a
variety of diseases in the Interests of
the physical fitness of the nation at
large and not merely of the individual.
If this is to be done, many restraints,
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not imposed owing to the lack of an
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