...your first objection? Mr. McWADE. You mean to say, then we would be willing to have the law passed? The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. McWADE. No; we would not. The CHAIRMAN. What objection have you to that part of it? Mr. McWADE. I have...

...vour first objection ? Mr. McWADE. You mean to say, then we would be willing to have the law passed? The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. McWADE. No; we would not. The CHAIRMAN. Wrhat objection have you to that part of it? Mr. McWADE. I...

...believe that there was any condition, any reason why I would have any right to make any such reference. The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. BENTLEY. I don't think I had any other in mind probably. The CHAIRMAN. According to your statement,...

...if killed, in transit it gets a rate of 29 cents, whether beef or live stock ? Mr. BERRY. Yes, sir. The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. BERRY. I will try to clear that up for you : The rate on cattle from Missouri River points — and...

...matter * The CHAIRMAN. Yes. Mr. AMMONS. Why have they not been enforced? Anybody can enforce them. The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. AMMONS. Mr. Chairman, if our courts and our Department of Justice are not doing their duty I think...

...down." The CHAIRMAN. Nobody said that to us. Mr. WOODBURY. That is what he said to his subordinates. The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. WOODBURY. And he says. "We have got to cut that." TwJ sit around a table, as we sit fiere, and they...

...you referred to themselves adopted the progressive rate. Mr. WANNAMAKER. \Vhy did they adopt it, sir? The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. WANNAMAKER. I read here a while ago one of the notices that they sent out. The CHAIRMAN. There is no...

...you referred to themselves adopted the progressive rate. Mr, WANNAMAKER. Why did they adopt it, sir? The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. WANNAMAKER. I read here a while ago one of the notices tha'. they sent out. The CHAIRMAN. There is...

...That is quite different. I did not understand that you were going to bill them in different names. The CHAIRMAN. I would bill them all in one name, but...stuff. The railroads can not let this stuff stay in thn chute somewhere all day until they can sell a carload every now and then. Then we farmers would...

...Now, that is another proposition. I am not making charges of graft or wholesale graft against anybody. The CHAIRMAN. That is what I am trying to find out. Mr. ADAMS. But I am trying to do everything I can to help the taxpayer on the outside. The CHAIRMAN. We...