» ‘1“;le ' 'V Concerning the status of judicial lire», claimed by her nationals. positions less antagonistic to constitu- ’ . present Congress receives 1 "in; injunctions in labor disputes, orig- ,"“’"irially incorporated in the antitrust ;» lives, and later amended by the Soo- .. "Can it have occurred 60 the gentle- “You committee is not opposed to organised labor. We irbely conceded to hboriug men the same rim to or.- tint their employers pauses. We are persuaded that in opposing the proposed legislation we are the true laborers Immigration, Pm lriends of both." . lll‘t B! l. aneae immigration are alerted to i- W W' - 11.. ‘reppn or the committee on Inter- Im B” mm national laws, as iotiows: “The Winn arising between the SHIN Uniwd States and Great Britain and WA GTON’ 0°“ 21~Emphstic other countries so to tree tolls tor ‘opposgon to the Judicial recall. a plea Mm vessels at the United Stalin fiat egress should apply the samelhu been “,1..ny terminated by the “a“ m mum” 1” “h" m“ ‘5 ‘° repeal oi the tree tolls by Courses by ,Vpiher cases at injunction, and reisrenc- 1a statute oareiully worded m prevent as to Panama tolls and Japanese immi- the 10“ of any rights or the United ,gration. are among the questions treat. ; snug ed in reports of committees presented no“, hum with Japan continue . today to the American Bar Association to be diatuer by the denial by some ‘jiow. in annual session here. States or this Union of certain rights “ it is re- mfifimlm “mm” ‘° ”9°“ spectiully submitted that like all mat low: ’ reports in M ‘3 m" ters oi ioreign relations this matter “A perceptible change in sentim mlr'nust. by the rules of the constitution e and of expediency alike, be controlled "mm “m “mm “m“ ‘5 “W"? W" and adjusted by the federal authorities I .surer “0me itself among the people.“ the interest at the whole country oi the diirerent states. In many locali- -. n ., may seem to require. min goo nature is not yet under-l TheJntemstlonel Law Committee most states the average also approved the proposed internation- voter has, as yet. insumcient appre- a, conference for the finmcgtion ot elation 0‘ it” ”“9““ character The laws relating to bills or exchange: find work oi education must be continued. the proposed international agreement "Immenb “0 i0 ““13““ em“ from the United States in the wintoi of its oppOnents, are everywhere apps- time. ,3: Former “will“ “d'mm' 0‘ 1‘” The Committee on Commercial Law recall a“ “’1" 1°" “0‘“ it- reports in (ever of the continuance of Some of them are now saying nothing the National mnkru‘ptcy Act, and op. “’0‘“ it. 30”” have apparently 31"“ poses all legislation to repeal the act. .‘P “‘0 1d“ 0‘ the recall 0‘ judges “‘1 Simplicity and clearness oi laws, so :39 turned to the judicial decision ro- as to he understh by the average cit. “1.3.1..“121112‘1’1. 21““ “3°32 1...... ‘3 “W“ W“ ”’ ... W“ , _'. ven up 0 Committee on ‘ islative,Draitin It the recall oi Judges and the recall of w 3 Judicial decision and hav‘e retreated to lug monstrosity of the income Tax tionai democracy " injunction legislation before the treatment by the committee in charge or this subject. The provision limit- sense it literally interpret ." committee adds: legislation or the House of Representa- ats, is criticised by the committee. which says: "The provision distinctly requires the court to apply to controversies in labor cases a different role irom that which is applied in other cases. To give spe» cial privileges to any class of men 18f opposed‘not only to the Declaration oi to lawyers and not to the people: derstand their phraseology. The prim, oi our government. On this point all. parties agree. connected with the intelligibility their lawn." ’ men who propose this legislation that ii the courts cannot decide these con- cided by force? The shocking results of the latter method we see plainly in Colorado. Would it not have been bet-' whole 1; open to the gravest obiec '9’ '0 have the questions Which h“VT-time. A revision lot the law should American Proprietary Co., Boston. . given rise to bloodshed there, decided therefore extend to its form as well as 'Msss. When you hear this new phonograph, are at once. 11.11.11, The pennaneut grasp the full possi'bitiiss oi pleasure that this incontinent has' A..J Angevinc 1 Nicer-Ions RURAL POPULATION I?” signs. however, of increasing en- in respect to deck cargoes exported refers in this connection to the "crown- Act," with its "involved phraseoloxy and no attempt whatever at orderly arrangement "’ The formal detects oi “tendfl‘the act are pointed out under nine heads, one of them showing “certain_ sentences so worded as to make no The ‘Though we claim to he a democratic sovemment. our statutes are addressed when 1 1001! ll myself in the mirror a: 'now, I think it is somebody else. I layman can hardly be expected to un-l cipel German statutes. particularly the stronger civil code, are published in cheap. pop- Tonoline Tabs are a powerful induo» star and handy editions. and are found or to nutrition, increase! call-mink. in hundreds at thousands ‘0! homes. 11111 d The extraordinary sense of legality oi corpuscles and as a necessary result epen once, but to “‘9 whole theory the German people is not entirely “un- 01: flesh. and rounds out the figure. The Committee on Taxation also sub- stylish in anything they wear became mitted 'a report on the involved also of their t 1 .eoniused tom of the income Tax law.l treatment may "we” 6“ peaceably. they will “5 d°' and reoomend its revision, as follows: 1 is a beauty maker as well as a form “Apart from specific detects the l builder structure and language of the act as a ”l‘onoline Tabs cost Select the Record You Want to Hear. 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