DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTOREDJ5Y PERUNA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life ,
Ml m Nlnotto Porter , IJrnlnJron , Ver
mont , writes : "I huvo boon curnd by
I'orunn.
"I had BCVornl homorrhngca of the
lungt ) . The doctora did not help mo
much and would never hnvo cured me.
"I eavr a testimonial in a rcruna
alnmnno of a case nlmllar tonilno , and
I commenced using it.
"I was not nlilo to wnlt on myself
when I began using it. I gained very
slowly nt first , but I could BOO that It
was helping mo.
"After I had taken it a whllo I com
menced to rulfio up a stringy , ntlcky
unbalance from my lungs. Thin grow
losa and less in quantity as I continued
the treatment.
"I grew moro fleshy than I had boon
for a long tlino , and now I call inyaoll
well. "
LOVE AND MONEY.
They say "lovo makes the world go
round , "
And may It never rftnso :
Quito true , but please then don't forgot ,
Money's the aiJo Rrcnso.
A BURNINGTRUPTION FROM
HEAD TO FEET
"Four years ago I Buffered severely
with a terrible eczema , being a mass
of bores from head to foot and for six
weeks confined to my bed. During
that time I suffered continual tor
ture from Itching and burning. After
being given up by my doctor I was advised -
vised to try Cutlcura Remedies. After
the first bath with Cutlcura Soap and
application of Cutlcura Ointment I enJoyed -
Joyed the first good sleep during my
entire Illness. I also used Cutlcura
Resolvent and the treatment was con
tinued for about tlneo weeks. At the
end of that tlmo I was able to ho
about the house , entirely cured , and
hnvo felt no 111 effects since , t would
advise any person suffering from any
form of skin trouble to try the Cutl-
cttra Remedies as I know what they
did for mo. Mrs. Edward Nenning ,
1L12 Salina St. , Watoitown , N. Y. ,
Apr. 11 , 1009. "
Her Bright New Cook.
Mrs. Blank pi hied herself on her
ability to train her servants , and she
had just been bragging about the
tieasme she had In her now colored
cook when the following dialogue oc-
cuiied :
"Now , Amaranth , I'll come out and
fty the chicken , but I want you to
ha\o It all ready for me. Dress it
caicfully and be sure to singe off
every hair. "
" ' "
"Yas'm.
"Then cut It up just as I showed
you the other dny. Do you remem
ber ? "
" ' "
"Yas'm.
"Wash and drain it well. You tin
dorstand ? "
"Yas'ra. " Then , as an afterthought ,
"Shall I kill It ? " The Chcle
Anticipation Safer Than Realization.
"It is not always necossaiy to make
a direct accusation , " said the lawyer
who was asking damages because in
sinuations had been inuilo against his
client's good name "You may have
henrd of the woman who called to the
hired girl , 'Mary , Maiy , ionic hero
and take the parrot down stahn the
master has dropped his collar but
ton ! ' " Everybody's Maga/.lno
Just the Place.
"Save me , save me ! " shouted a man
dashing Into the Ilrst open doorway
"They're coming to Kill me ! "
" ! " remarked the
"H-m-m-m calmly
proprietor. "You've picked out a good
place for 'em to do It This Is an tin
dertakln' estnblishmt'iit "
A WOMAN DOCTOR
Was Quick to See that Coffee was
Doing the Mischief.
A lady tells of a bad case of coffee
poisoning and tells it in aay bo sim
ple and straightforward that IKerary
skill could not improve it.
"I had neuralgic headaches for 12
years , " she bays , "and suffered untold
agony. When I first began to have
them I weighed 110 pounds , but they
brought mo down to 110. I went
to many doctors and they gave mo
only temporary relief. So I suffered
on , till ono day a woman doctor told
me to use Postum. She said I looked
like I was coffee poisoned.
"So I began to drink Postum and I
gained 15 pounds in the first few
weeks and continued to gain , but not
BO fast as at first. My headaches be
gan to leave mo after I had used
Postum about two weeks long
enough to get the coffee poison out of
my system.
"Since I began to use Postum I can
gladly say that I never know what a
neuralgic headache is like any moro ,
and it was nothing but Postum that
made me well. Before I used Postum
I never went out alone ; I would get
bewildered and would not know which
way to turn. Now Igo alone and my
head is as clear as 'a bell. My brain
and nerves are stronger than they
have been for years. "
Read the Httle book , "Tho Road to
\Vellvllle"in pkgs. "There's a Reason. "
K\er reuil Hie nbo > e letterf A now
one uuppnm from ( line to time. They
are Kcnulue , true , uud full or hniiiuu
lulcrcnt.
PRESIDENT HANDLES TWO IMPORTANT -
PORTANT TOPICS IN HIS SPECIAL
_
CIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
WANTS NEW COURT CREATED
Tribunal Would Hear Cases Arising
Under the Interstate Law Chief
Executive Also Urges Federal In
corporation Statute to Suppress
Abuses and Not to Destroy Legiti
mate Combinations of Capital.
WtislilriRton. .Tan. 7 Is'rcdoU Irchlatlon
cone.ornliiK tbo liitcrstnlo coniiiicrco law
and the ( ontrol of limits formed the subJect -
Joct ot 1'rcaiaciit Tuft'H siioulul incnnaKo
to COIIRICHS The inrnliIcMit calls uttcm-
tlon ta tlm imillul fulluro of tlia present
commono law to get re-snlts beouuso of
the frequpnt appculH from Its decisions
to federal couttn and the Hluwnras of the
Hupiomc couit In tlccUUun tlieso cases.
The mpsii\KO says.
"It would not bu proper to attempt to
deprive any uoi partition of the rlgbt to
the review by a court of any order or de-
crco which , If tindlutinhed , would lob It
of a rcusoimblu totnrti upon Its Invest
ment or would Hiibjeot It to burdens
which would unjustly discriminate
nfiulnst It and In f.ivor of othar uuulors
linllarly slttintcd What ! , however , of
supieniei Itnimrlnmo Is that tha decision
of Much questions Hhull bo as speedy as
the natura of the circumstances will ad
mit , and that a unUoiiultv or dccHlon bo
nooutcd no as to lultifr about an effec
tive , systematic and uclcntlllu enforce
ment of thn cameree law. ratlior than
coiilltctlnir decisions and uncertainty ot
fl nrt 1 ruiil tr
Recommends "Court of Commerce. "
"For tills purpose I iccommcml the cs-
tabllslmicnt oC a court of the United
States eoinposeil of tlvo Judges dcsls-
natod for such purpose * ftom amour ? tbo
circuit judccs of tlm United Htatcs , to
bo known as tbo 'United Htatcs court
of commerc'o , ' which couit shall bo
clothed with exclusive original Jurisdic
tion over the following classes of caopH :
" (1) ( All cases for the enfoicument , oth
erwise than by iijudlcntlon nnd lollec-
tlon. of u foi f el tin 11 or peinulty , or by In-
Illctlon of cilmlnul punlhhmcnt , of any
Older of the Intcrstnto loinmurco com
mission other than for the payment of
IIIOIIOJ
" (2) All ctises biought to enjoin , set
a ildo , annul or suspend uny order en
requlinmunt ot the Interstate ! coinnipreo
commission
" (3) ( All such c-.isps n.s under Rcctlon 3
of thu nit of Pobrimry VI , l'K)1 ) , known
ns the T.lklns act1110 nutliorlxi'd to be
miilnlnlncd In a circuit couit of the Unl-
tud Htnti-s
" (4) ( ) All aurli mandanuH ptOPpedlnRB ns
under the provisions of section Li ) 01 st-c-
tlon 1' : ! of thi ) Intcistntp commoicu law
run nnthoilzr < d to bo maintained In n cir
cuit court of the United HtntPM.
"llensoni pipclpol,1 nnuloKoiis to those
which Indiicrd the COMRIUM * to create the
court of rusloniK appeals by the piovl-
slons In tlm tailff act of August ft , 1VJ ,
mny bo mscd In mijipoit ot the cication
of the column en couit
"Jn onlui to piovldo a wufllclcnt num
ber of JndRi'S to onabli- this cotltt to bi >
constituted It will bo ne-or-miiiy to author-
In ! the appointment of tlvi nddltlonnl
circuit judseH , who , foi tlm put POMPS of
appointment. might bn dinti United to
thoBO clicults vvhe-te tlu-ro N at the pies-
out time the IniKi-Mt volume of buslm-Ms
suuh an the Nocoml , thlid , fQiutli. Bpventh
and olKlitli clri-nlix Tin- act should rm-
powci HIP chlof Justice ) at any tlmo when
the bn-dness ol HIP couit eit lommeic-o
dops not ipiiulip the scivlccs of all tlm
Judge * to ronsslKii tlm JUIKPH ! dPslKiiatcd
lo that court to the ihcnlts to which
they resppctlvoly boloiiK , mid It should
also provide foi paj ment to such JudKCS
vvhllo sitting by auslBiime-nt In the court
of conimprco of mu.h nddltlonnl uniount
ns Is necessniy to brlntr their annual
comppiisntlon up to $10,000
Only Second to Supreme Court.
"Tho rnjMim nrMslons of such court
should be held nt the iiipltol , but It
should be empowered to hold sp < ucloni In
dlffoiunt parts of thn United States If
found dcilrablo and KK onleis nnd JudK-
inonts should bo mudo final , subject only
to review by the supreme court of the
United Htatpi , with thn piovlslon that
the oppratlon of HIP clecrep appealed from
shall not bo stayed unless tiio supiumn
couit shall so ordi-i The commoico court
should bo oinponoii'il In Us dlserptlon to
rrstialn or suspend the operation of nn
order ot thn IntuiHtato c.ominoicc > commis
sion nndot icivluw pondliis- the llnal he'iir-
IIIK and determination of the proceeding ,
but no Rinh icstialntnc oidei should be
made e\iept upon notlco and nfotr hear
ing , unlPSH In caHPS v\hero liiepTiTlljlo
damiiKP would othoiwlse cnsuo to the pe
titioner. A JudRc of that couit mlKht
be empowered to allow u ta > of the
commlHslon's ordctfoi a peilod of not
moro than CO days , but pencil UK applica
tion to the court of Its older or Injunc
tion , then onlv vvhoie his older shall con
tain a speclllcllndliiK based upon evi
dence submitted to the jud o malting the
order nnd lilcntllied by lufeienco thereto
that such Irreputable damage ) would ic-
eult to the petitioner spctlf ) Inn the na
ture of the cluinnii < "
"Under the e-xlHtliiR law the Interstate
conunciLC i-oiuinlsislon Itself Initiates and
defends litigation In thu roiuts for tbc
enfoicoment , or In the defense of Its nr-
dors and di-cipoa nnd for this piupose It
enipiojs iccceii ins , wnn , wiiiiu aimjui'i in
the contiol of the attoiney gencial , act
upon the Initiative and imdi'i the Instruc
tions of thn commission Tins iilunillng
of admlnlHtnitlvc , legislative and Judi
cial functions tends In my opinion , to
Impali the olllelenc y of the ( ommlHslon
by clothing It with p u tlsan ( haiacleils-
tlcs ami uibblng It of tlm Impaitlal Judi
cial attlludo It should occupy In passIng -
Ing upon c > ucRtloiiH submitted to It. In
my opinion all litigation affecting the
goveinmrnt should bo undei the direct
contiol of the dcpaitment of tustlcc ; and
I theiefoin lecommelid tint all piocoed-
Ings affictlng eiders and decrees of the
Intel stnl loinmeice commission be
brought by ot against the United States
eo nomine and bo placed In chaigo of an
assistant attoiney genet al acting under
the Olicrtlon of the attoiney general"
Would Permit Agreements.
Coming to the subject of rallioad pools
and tiutlle IIRI cements , the picsldcnt
"Tho Republican platform of IMS ex
pressed the belief that thn Intcistato
cotnmeice law should be futther amend
ed so as to give the rallio.ids thn right
to makr anv public tralllc agi cements
subject to the appioval of the commis
sion , but maintaining always the piln-
clplo of competition between natuially
competing lines , and avoiding the 1 0111-
mon control of such lines by any means
whatsoever
"In view of the complete control over
A Child's Development.
The development , of a child's char
acter should not bo loft to the mother
alone It needs the directing Influence
of the mother , the stiongtheneing In
fluence of the father Often a child's
nature , possibilities and giowth aic
unknown and unwatched by his father.
It Is something ho docs not under
stand , because ho does not study It.
Norway to Have Exposition.
Enrly historic times In Norway are
to ho Illustrated at an exposition to beheld
held Ceigen next Hummer.
rate-making , anJ other pracllces of In-
tcrstato carriers enlabllshed by the acti
ot congress , and an recommended In this
communication , I neo no reason why
agreements between carriers subject to
the act , specifying the classifications of
ft eight and the rates , fares and charges
for tratu < poilallon of passengers and
freight which they may agree to estab
lish. Hlionld not bn permitted , provided ,
copies of such agieemonls ho promptly
filed with the commission , but subject to
all the provisions of the Interstate com
merce' act , and subject to the right of
iitiv p.irtlen to suuh agreement to cancel
It as to all or any of thn agreed rates ,
fates , charges , or classifications by 39
days' notlco In wilting to the other pur-
tlos and to the commission "
Other Amendments Urged.
In accord with other declarations of the
Republican platfonn of 103 ! * , the president
further rtcommends that the Interstate
comtnerco law be amended so as to pro
vide , that no railroad company subject
to the commerce act shall , directly or In-
dliectly , acquire any Interests of any
kind In capital stock , or purchase or
lease any railroad , or any other corpora
tion which competes with It respecting
business to which the Intcrstato com
mon o act applies ; that a law be enact
ed providing "that no railroad corpora
tion subject to the Interstate commerce
act shall hereafter for any purpose con
nected with or ielating tn any pait of Its
business govutncd by said act , Issue any
capital stock without previous or simul
taneous payment tn It of not less than
the par value of such stock , or any bonds
or other obligations ( except notes matur
ing not moio than ono year from the
date of their Issue ) , without the previ
ous or simultaneous pajment to such cor
poration of not lt.ss than the par value
of such bonds , or other obligations , or ,
If Issued at less than their par value ,
then not without such payment of the
teasonablc maiket value of such bonds
or obligations as uscei tallied by the In
terstate commerce commission , and that
no properly , service , or other thing than
money , shall be taken In payment to such
carrier coiporatlon , of the par or other
required prlco of such htock. bond or oth
er obligation , except the fair value of
such property , services or other thing as
certained by the commission , "
Would Prevent Wrong Practices.
The president continues :
"I believe these suggested modifications
In and amendments to the Interstate com
merce act would make It a complete and
effective measure for sccuilng reasonable
ness of rates and fairness of practices In
the operation of Interstate railroad lines ,
without undue picfercnco to any Individu
al or class over any otheis ,
"By my dliectlon the attorney general
him charted a bill to curry out these
recommendation. , which will be fui-
nlshed ution lenuent to the anoronrlate
committee whenevei It may bo desired.
"In addition to the foregoing amend
ments of the intei state comtnerco law ,
the Interstate commence commission
should bo given thn power , uftor a hear
ing , to determine upon the uniform con
struction of these appliances such as sill
steps , ladders , roof hand holds , running
boards and hand brakes on freight curs
engaged In Inteiutute commerce used by
the trainmen In the operation of trains ,
the defects and lack of uniformity In
which are apt to produce accidents and
Itijmlcs to railway trainmen. The won
derful reforms cffevtcd In the number of
switchmen and trainmen Injured by coup
ling accidents , due to the enforced In
troduction of safetj couplers , Is a demon-
stiatlon of what can be donu If railroads
are compelled to adopt proper safety ap
pliances
"The question has arisen In the opera
tions of the Interstate commerce employ
ers' liability act , us to whether suit can
bu brought against the employer com
pany In any piaio other than that of Its
homo ( illlio Tlm tight to bring the suit
under this act should be as easy of en-
foi cement us the light of a prlvato pei-
Bon not In the compunv's employ to sue
on an oidlnnij claim , and piocess In each
suit should bo sufllclcntly nerved If upon
the .station agent of the company upon
whom Hcivicc IM uuthotl/.cd Is made , to
bond thu company In oidlmuy actions
aiislng under state laws Jillls for both
the foiegolmr pui poses have been con-
sldniid by the house of icpreijentativcs
and have been pasHcd , and aie now be-
foio tlui Inteistato commerce committee
of the senateI eaincstly urge that they
be enacted Into law "
Control of the Trusts.
The second pint of the message Is de
voted to thu control of trusts. Aftci a
lengthy discussion of trusts , good and
had , and the success of piosecutlonb un
der the She ! man anti-trust act , Mi Tuft
"Jt In the duty and purpose of the e > cec-
utlvo to dliect an Investigation by the dc
paitment of Justice , through the grand
jury 01 otherwise , into the history , organ
ization , and pui poses of all the Industrial
companion with respect to which there Is
any reasonable giuund for suspicion that
they have been oignnlrcd for a purpose ,
and are conducting business on a plan
which Is In violation ot the anti-trust
law. The. vvoik Is a heavy one , but It
Is not bevond the power of the depart
ment of Justice , If uutllclcnt funds are
fuinlflhcd , to tairy on the Investigations
and to pay the counsel engaged In the
work , lint such an Investigation and
possible proHCcutton ot corpoiutlons whoso
piosporltj or destruction affects the com
fort not only of stockholduis but millions
of wugo eaineis , cmplojcu. and associated
tradesmen must ncccsmirlly tend to dis
turb the conlldeiuo of the business com
munity , to div up the now ( lowing souiccs
of capital from Its places of hoarding , and
pioducn a halt In our present prospoiity
that will euiiHO suffering and strained cir
cumstances among the innocent many for
faults of the guilty few. The question
which I wish In this message to bilng
cleaily to thn consideration and decision
of the congress whether to avoid business
danger something cannot bo done by
which the.se business combinations maybe
bo offered a means , without gieat finan
cial dlstuilmnce. of changing the chai-
acter , organization and extent of their
business Into ono within the lines of the
law under fedeial control and supervision ,
securing compliance with the untl-tiust
statutes.
For Government Control.
"Generally , In the Industilal combina
tions inlKil tuir.n , ' thu pilnclpal busi
ness Is the sale of goods In many htates
and In foielgn maiUets , In other words ,
the Intel state and foielgn business fur
oxcieds the business done In nnv ono
state This fact will Justify the fed
eral Boweinment In gianting a federal
chatter to sui h u c omblmitlon to make
and sell In Inte-istate and foielgn iom-
meii u the product ; of useful nmnufHC-
tum under such limitations us will se-
cuio a compliance with the unti-tiust
law It Is possible so to flame a statute
that while It offeis protection to a fed-
eint companv Uh.ilnst hut infill vexatious
and unntfessaiy Invasion bj the states.
It shali subji ct It to teasoniblH taxation
and contiol bv the states , with lespect to
Its pui el > lei , il business
"Manv people conducting great busi
nesses have i hcrlshm ! a hope and a be
lief that In some wnv or othei a linn
imiv bo drawn between 'good tiusts' and
'bail tilists , ' and that It Is possible by
amendment to thn antl-tiust law to makn
a distinction iiudei which good combina
tions may be peimltted to oiganlzo MID-
piess competition , contiol prices , and do
it all legally If only they do not abuse
the power bj taking ; too gioat profit out
of the business Thev point with foico to
certain nototious tiusts as having giown
Into power tlnough criminal methods by
the use of Illegal lebates and plain cheat
ing , and by vailous acts utteily vlolritlvo
of business honesty or inoiullt > , and uign
the establishment ot some legal line of
population bj which 'criminal trusts' of
this Mnd can bo punished , and thc > , on
thet other hand , he permitted under the
law to carry on their business Now ,
the public , and especially the business
public , ought to ild themselves of the
idea that such a distinction Is practlc-
Dlplomacy.
"Fanny , your father has been walkIng -
Ing aiound out there for two hours. Is
ho opposed to my being In heie with
you ? " asked the young suitor. "Tee ,
bee. " giggled the maiden , "of course
not. This Is the night I bet him you
would propose and he's wailing to see
whether ho wins or loses. "
Woman and Time ,
A woman thinks clocks wore made
for the purpose of enabling her to
tell Just how much she Is going to bo
lato.Chlcngo Record-Herald.
abla or can be Introduced Into the nat- (
utt %
"In considering violations of the anti
trust law wo ought , of course , not to
forget that that law makes unlawful ,
method. ! of currying on business which
before Us passage vvcie regarded as evl-
tlenco of business BUtfuclty and success ,
and that the ) were denounced In this Uc.t
not because of their Intrinsic Immoral
ity , but because of thu dangerous re
sults toward which they tended , the con
centration of Industilal power In the
hands of the few , leading to oppres
sion and Injustice * . In dealing , therefore ,
with many tif the men who have used
the methods condemned by the statute
for the purpose of maintaining a profit
able business , wo may well facilitate a
change by them In the method of doIng -
Ing business , and enable them to bring It
back Into the zone ot lawfulness , without
losing to the country the economy ot
management by which , In our domestic
trade the cost of production has been
materially lessened , and In competition
with fotelgn inunufautuicrs our foreign
trade has been greatlv Increased.
Asks National Corporation Law.
"I therefore recommend the enactment
by congress of a. general law providing
for the formation of corporations to en
gage In trade and commerce among the
states and with foreign nations , piotect-
Itig them from undue Interfcic-neo by tUo
states and tegulatlng their activities seas
as to prevent the recurrence , under na
tional auspices , of those abuses which
have arisen uridei state control. Such a ,
law should provide for the Issue ot stock
of such corporatlonas to an amount equal
only to the cash paid In on the stock ,
and If the stock ho Issued for pioperty ,
then at a fair valuation ascertained un
der appiovul and supervision of federal
authority after u full and complete dls-
closuio of all the facts pertaining to the
value of such property and the Interest
therein of the persons to whom It Is
proposed to Issue stock In payment of
such property It should subject the real
and poisonal propeity only of such cor
porations to the same taxation as Im
posed by the states within which It maybe
bo situated upon other similar property
located therein , and It should require
such corporations to fllo full and com
plete reports of their operations with the
dcpaitment of commerce and labor at
regular Intervals Corporations oiganlzcd
under this act should be piohlblted from
acquiring and holding stock In other cor
porations ( except for special reasons upon
approval by the proper federal author
ity ) , thus avoiding the creation , under
national auspices , of the holding company
with subordinate corporations In different
states which has been such an effective
agency. In the creation of the great trusts
and monopolies.
State Laws Conflict.
"If the prohibition ot the nntl-trnxt act
against combinations In restraint of trade
Is to be effectively enforced , It Is essen
tial that the national government sball
provide for the creation of national cor
porations to carry on a legitimate busi
ness throughout the United States The
conflicting laws of the different states ot
the union with respect to foreign corpora
tions mnlco It dlfllciilt , If not Impossible ,
for one corporation to comply with their
requhements so as to carry on business
tn a number of different states
"To the BUggcstlon that this proposal of
federal Incorporation for Industrial com
binations Is Intended to furnish them a
refuge In which to continue Industrial
business under federal protection It
should bo said that the measure contem
plated docs not icpeal the Sheiman anti
trust law and Is not to bo framed so as
to pcimlt the doing of the wrongs which
It Is tbo purpose of that law to prevent ,
but only to foster a continuance und ad
vance of thn highest Indiistiial efllclenc }
without permitting Industilal abus.es
"Such a national Incorporation law will
be opposed , Hist , b > those who bellcivo
that tiusts should ha completely Inoknn
up and their pioputv destroyed It will
bo opposed , second , bv the e who doubt
the constitutionality of such federal In-
eotporutlon und even If It Is valid , object
to It as lee great fedeial ccntiall/ation
It will be opposed , thlid , b > those who
will Insist that a mere voluntary Incor
poration like this will not nttiact to its
assistance the woist of the offendeis
ugilnst the anti-trust statute and who
will theiefore propose Instead of It a s > stem -
tem of compulsory licenses for all feder
al coi potations engaged In Intel state
business
"Let us consider these objections In
their older The goveminent Is now trv-
Ing to dissolve some of those combina
tions and It Is not the Intention of the
government to desist in the least degree
tn its eflort to end these combinations
which aie to-day monopolizing the com-
meico of this country , that wheio It ap
pears that the acquisition and concen
tration of piopertv go to the extent ot
cieatlng a monopoly of substantially and
directly restraining Interstate commerce.
It Is not the Intention of the government
to permit this monopoly to exist under
fedeinl Incorpoiatlon or to tiansfer to
the piotectlmr wing of the federal gov-
ernmcn of a state corpoiation now violating
lating the Sheiman act. lint It Is not ,
and should not be , the policy of the gov
ernment to prev ent reasonable concen
tration of capital which Is necessaiy to
the economic' development of manufac
ture , tiade and eommeico . . .
May Doubt Constitutionality.
"Second Theie ore those who doubt the
constitutionality of such federal Incorpor
ation. The regulation of interstate and
foielgn commeicc Is ceitntnly confened
In the fullest measure upon congiess , and
If foi the pui pose of securing in the most
thoiough manner that Kind of icgulatlon ,
congress shall Insist that It may piovlde
and authorise agencies to curry on Unit
commeice , It would seem to bo within Its
power , this has been distinctly affirmed
with lespcit to rallioad companies doing
an Interstate business and Interstate
bridges The power of Incorporation has
been exeiclsed bj congiess nnd upheld
bv the supreme court In tilth legard
AVhy , then , with lespect to any othei
form of Interstate commeice like the sale
of goods across .stain boundailes and Into
foreign countiles , imi > thn s line povvct
not be asserted' ' Indeed , It Is the veiy
fact that thev cau > on Interstate com
merce that makes these great Industrial
concerns subject to fedeial prosecution
nnd contiol. How fur as Incidental to
the carrj Ing on of that commerce It may
bo within the power of the federal gov-
cinmcnt to authorize the manufacturer of
goods , Is pel haps more open to discus
sion , though a lecent decision of the su
preme coin i wouui seem to answer mat
ejuestlon In the atllimatlve
"The thlid objection that the worst of
fenders will not accept federal Incoipoia-
tlon , Is easily answired The deciees ol
Injunction recently adopted In pioseeu-
tlons undei the antl-tiust law nu > so
thorough and sweeping that the corpoi.i-
tlons afleeted b > them have but thieo
couiseii In foi is them.
'Tlrst , they must resolve themselves
Into their component , p uts In thn differ
ent states , with a consequent loss to
tin niselvcs of capital and effc-ctlvo oigan-
Izatton and to the country of coneen-
trated energy and enteipilbe , or second
In defiance of the law and undei some
senet tiust they must attempt to con
tinue theli business in violation of the
fedeial statute , and thus Incur the pen
alties of contempt and bilng on nn In
evitable cilmlnul piosecutlon of the Indi
viduals named In thu duciee and their as
sociates or
"Thlid , they must reorganize and ac
cept in good faith the fedeial chatter I
.suggest a federal compulsory license law
urged as a substitute fet a federal Incor
porutlon law , Is ilnnocessar > except to
reach that kind of corporation which , by
vlituo of the consldeiutlons already ad
vanceel. will take advantage voluntarily
of an Incorporation law , while the othe
state corporations doing an Inteistato
business do not need the supervision o
the regulation of fedeial license nnd
would only be unnecessarily burdened
thereby "
Truth as a Prisoner of War.
Macaulay seeks truth , not as sh
should ho sought , devoutly , tentative
ly , with the air of ono touching th
hem of a sacred garment , but elutcl
Ing her by the hair of the head an
dragging her after him In a kind o
boisterous tilumph , a prisoner of war
and not a goddess. John Morley.
Philosopher's Pessimism.
A woman Is the most Inconslstcn
compound of obstinacy and solf-sacr
lice that I am acquainted with , Rich
ter.
Finds Delivering and Collecting
Laundry Great Sport.
Miss Chlooe Hunter of Detroit En <
pages In Unusual Occupation for
Women , Because She Likes
Fresh Air.
Detroit , Mich. Miss Chloe Hunter
igo l 20 , bids fair to revolutionize the
aiuidry business , at least In this city
This enterprising young miss has
adopted the unusual vocation of laun
dry wagon driver with gratifying re
sults. The success with which she is
meeting , fiom a financial standpoint ,
vlll doubtless result In her com-
> ctltors sitting up and taking notlco.
The young woman has Increased
icr Ilrm's business fully 25 per cent
n the time she has been working In
his unique position.
Miss Hunter foimerly was employed
n the olllcc of a coat and apron sup
> ly company as clerk The calling
was not agreeable to her health and
she longed for a chance to do more
open-air work. The chance came when
J. J. Callahan , pioprlotor of the estab-
Ishmont , was taken sick and forced
to leave the city. This resulted In
Miss Hunter being assigned the duty
of keeping up the business herself
The situation was a problem at
first , but Miss Hunter's Ingenuity
ovetcame all obstacles In a short time.
She fired the regular driver of the
firm's single wagon , hhed another
girl as clerk and donned the money
satchel herself , starting out on the
wagon to canvass for new business.
Her plan was a success from the first.
"I am what you might call a fresh
air fiend , " said Miss Hunter , in explaining -
plaining her entrance Into the new
field of work. "I am not as healthy
ae I would like to be and always
wanted to get outsldo work for that
reason. Driving the laundry wagon la
just the thing. It Is easy work and to
doing me much good physically
"Do I think I am getting better re
sults than did our foimer dilveis ?
Miss Hunter and Her Horse.
Well , 1 should say so. The distiict I
cover Is the same , or perhaps a lit
tle larger , than that covered by the
men drivers , and since I took hold of
It I venture to say business has In
creased at a rate of 2 , " per cent I
don't think there Is anything so un
usual about my new line of business.
Men with whom I como In contact pat
me on the back and compliment me
on my pluck and all that , but I do
not know or care \vhat the women
think.
"Any gill who wants outside work
should try driving a laundry wagon
It certainly Is gieat sport. All It re
quites Is a little neivo and ability to
'
retuin the states of gawks who d'on't
know any better. It does not bother
me how much people gape at me.
They will get used to seeing me
aiound the city pretty soon , I guess
"I do not have any trouble with my
horse. It is gentle and I am a can
tious dlrlver. When 1 am through
with my route In the evenings I take
him to a livery btablo , vvheie he Is
cared for.
"When I went Into the business I
Just knew that I would get some pub
Hcity out of It. My filends tiled to
scaio me out of the Idea , but I do not
care now that I have got Uh"i1 to it"
Miss Hunter puipohos to continue
nt her woik all thiough tlm winter
Hoi hands arc piotcctcd by a pair of
heavy gauntlet gloves , while a hetxvj
sweater coat , thick skht and heavy
tan shoes bailie the most chilling
blast.
The Child's Longing
Every child wants to ho owned ,
wants to be somebody's child ; wants
to hoar "my boy" or "my gh 1 , " ' pa-
pa's girl" or "mamma's boy" fiom lov
ing lips. Think of the HouMimigor and
desolation of such little lives when
Individually lost In the mass or group
often hcailng only the last name
spoken , and Avlth never a kiss or ea
ross fiom dawn to eve. and jou will
not be sui prised at the leadlness of
Institution chlldien to place their lit
tle hands In any open palm that offers ,
or to bestow the affectlo i of their
little starved hcaits upon any one ,
even though he be a veiltublu old
tramp , who says he Is their unrle It
Is s > mpathetlc personality fet which
the child yearns Delineator
Origin of Wild Apples.
Heseaiches by a hoitlcultural e\-
pei t fahow that the so called "vv lid ap
ples , " or "wild cinb , " fiom which
many of the proseut standard com
morclal varieties Imve sprung , vvero
wayward descendants of trees oilg-
Imilly Imported from England and
other foreign cotmtJloa In the elgh-
teeth century.
!
Father's Method.
During a recent slight Illness the
five-year-old Teddy , usually so amiable , am
flatly and obstinately refused to take
his medicine. After a somewhat pro /
longed and Ineffectual argument with
him , his mother at last set the glass
of. medicine down , leaned her head on
her hands and "played" that she waa
crying.
A moment passed , nnd the tender
hearted Teddy , unable longer to boar
the sight of his mother's stricken atti
tude , Inquired , "What's the matter ,
mother , dear ? "
Without removing her hands from
her eyes , she replied : "I'm grieved
that my son won't take his castor oil
for me. "
Whereupon Teddy sat up In bed and
offered consolingly : "Oh , I wouldn't
feel badly If I were you , mother , dear.
Father will bo homo soon and he'll
make mo take It. " The Delineator.
Important to Nlothors.
ISxamlno cnrefully every bottle of
CASTORIA , a safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children , and see that It
Boars the
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"Jones has him skinned. He learned
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