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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
OUR CORNER.


OsAeE TOWNSHIP, Feb. 20, 1873.
Fine weather and mud drying mp.
Some Of the farnsss hays begun to
show signs Of wanting to commence work.
M. West shipped two carloads Of
hoss from Colony on the 18Th. They
were nice onea
Mr.. jacob Wolf i collecting quite .
large herd Of cattle-sons 80 head-
and intends increasing 10 800.
Cattle and hoss arc becoming paen-
~ in Usage township.
Some sickneo in the form Of mumps
among our school children.
NM Dickson il very sick, being un-
der Dr.. Kirkpatricks care At present.
Some night maraudss Last Sunday
night made . foray on Mr.. A. g. West,
tapping some Of his bee hives and apple
holes.
Tho old mill at Ozark has been
started again.
-Nsnn Fallas 3 Shocksy make .
strong team selling goods.
Mr.. Thomas Gregg has cold his
farm for q, 100 to some man just moving
into the country.
The Philomathi met in district No.
n last Saturday evening, after . some
what protracted silence, caused BY bad
weather and voEse roads. The house
was called to order BY President Gannt.
Everything moved OF in admirable OF.
der. Quite . number Of good pieces
were read and recitsd. and the paper cd
tied by Dave Dodge had some articles Of
interest in it. Alter recess, there was
an exciting debate on the question:
Resolved, That the Indian has moro cause
to complain of the white man than the
negro. The judges decided in favor of
the Affirmative. OLD 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
TAILOR SHOP.

Mr.. Paul Loss. Of Lawrence,
Kans, begs to inform the peo-
pie Of Iols and vicinity that
he has just opened 3 Tailor
Shop over Cowan & Ireland
Store. where he will do all
kinds Of cutting, fitting, re-
pairing and cleaning. Good
Fit guaranteed st the low.
est prices. Give No . call.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

Remember that next Monday il the
the last day of our "cheap carda" From
and after that day We will print cards -
cheap - any other Office in the county.
The finest cards in the market are now
on our shelves.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
II Ladies Heavy Felt
Skirts 40 cents, reduced
from 800. An unueual
Bargain.

8 handsome all wo0L
Nubias, so cents, reduc-
ed from 800.
z splendid extra long
Nybi0s at IS cents, re-
duced from IS cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

The Fredonia zFibsse he's specially
employed writer to wake 'em up" on
finance. It's articles may be superb pro-
duotious, hnt they arc evidently out OF
place IN . country newspspes. The wri-
ter should send them to some Of the
quarterly magazines.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

Mrs. J. N. Perkins will sell at pub
lie sale on on the street in lola, next
Saturday, March 2d), horses, wagon,
harness, farming implements and other
articles. See posters for further inform
alton.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
Nice Maple Syrup at
Conan d Ireland
LEHMAN 3 co.

Headquarters for Groceries, Flour; Pro.
visions Canned Goods Glss 4 Q1eens-
ware, Wooden Ware, Etc. Agents for
Dnponts Powder Co. Deal only in
FIRST-CLASS GOODS,
At prices that defy composition. Cash
paid for Country Produce snd Hides.
A call collected. Goods delivered to any
part Of the city. South-west corner
Public Square, lola, KAHsAa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

We have frequently noticed when
. free entertainment il given, that the
people Who never attend such places
when there il ~ admission 70 b paid,
are the frst ones present, every deesat
seat IN the house being occupied BY them.
We have also noticed that tie men Who
never advertise. or Who advsrtyss but
little, ere the ones Who want ell The free
advertising. We have harder work to
oonvincs some men Who want . two inch
advertisement inserted three months,
that our mates sre reasonable than 10 do
the men Who take . column or more for
. yesr. besides psteonizing the job de.
psrtment liberslly.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
Lehman 4 Co. sre constantly 70.

-Lchmann 4 Co. are constantly re-
esiving -four, salt. coal oil and groceries
in car load lots. They buy in large
quantities for two houses, and for cash
only. henos they arc enabled to offer
special inducements, both ct Wholesale
and retail. They will not b undsrsold.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

Last weeks Humboldt Union ap-
peared in . new dress, and was printed
altogether at home. This il very sub
stantial improvement and We are glad to
know that the Uaios is fourishing 50
we'll.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
OZARK ITEMS.

OZARK, KANs., Feb. 10, 1878.
Nothing Of importance in town Of
late.
Mice weather, and - consequence,
all of onr farmers are busy - bees pre-
pairing for their summers work.
School teachers look tired and ex-
hsusted, but yet bear . slight appear.
ance Of hope, - their labors are near At
IN end.
General health Il good, but Nj.
Hale, Of South Usage, il reported very
ill. FICKAs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

What becomes Of flies and swallowsf
asks an exchange. Butter accounts for
the flies, and the swallows-go straight
down your throat, Of course.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

-Willisu Burt Q young man who
hes besn confined in tie ooanty jsil on
account Of inability 70 pay the iine and
costs, s.ss.sd BY tie iusties heiors vhon
be was oonvictsd Of assault and battery,
WAS released from jail this week By esdsr
Of the consciousness The petition for
his release vssdgped By % psrsona In
clnding. ~ bslisve. the justice who SEN
fenced him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
CHEAP!
CHEAPER!
CHEAPEST!

AW needing anything
IN the W0OZen Goods line
zUiW do 1OeW to call In at
the old stand of IT, F.
Colborn and see his stock
of Sh0Uls, Nubias, Fzan-
nels, Sc0,7s, Waterproof,
and a feu0 such things
that are left after the
holidays, hGui'eg mark
ed them dO1Un NTH a.
determination of selling.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
-Coxsn L Ireland. oar e.

-Cowsn 4 ireland. our enterprising
grocery firm, received two thousand
pounds Of coffee one day last week. They
propose to furnish this part Of the conn
try with anything needed in their line
1t bottom figures County nerphsnts
should, by al means, give this frm .
call when making their purchases.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

SCHOOL REPORT.
Report Of lola Public Schooh l6e The
month ending Feb. 18th, 1878:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
The usual weekly rain commenced

1u0 Us0~s V0eS'y ~" VVS"SS0
Wednesday. ShoveEy ell day while The
clouds denoted heavy Fsins few miles
east. During the night IL raised bard,
causing the creeks 10 riss 1t rspid rate
The wind chopped round 10 the north
Thursdsy blowing The clouds away.
Psobshilities-givs il up.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
ExcHANouLocAL NEWS.

+ >
ExcHANoDLocAL NEWS.
Tho hardware firms arc laying ]
o'g stocks OF implements for the sprin
'.
me road meeting lest Saturday "
lgenersily attended by the fafmen Of th
Novnahip.
NM. AorriA who was shot By hs
huspand' IN "oodson county, y reco'
sfing.
-"Bond6 produce bad taste in Ii
mouth. when pronounced By the peopl
o. 'n~ 'oe''y
Mr.. Walter Bronson, from Living
stone county, Ill, has purchased land
few miles eset OF lola, this week.
@Saturday Last va - 6ne . day .
one could wish for. Tho sun eominl
out clear, drying up the mud II rapi'
rate.
The business prospects of this tow,
have brightsned wonderfully within tn
past twelve nontha A strong, health,
growth.
NM. ]. B. Lawyer broke his harnea
while attempting to haul IN empty
wagon through the bottomlss mud O
that road" last Saturday.
Mr.. Jacob Shults, of Putnam coun
ty, Illinois has purchased land east o.
lola, and will move his family out in
the spring. Bowlus sold the land, o.
course.
county commissioner while in
session Monday ordered that the court
house be rented for not les than $500
per night for the purpose of exhibitions,
shows, etc.
M, Jobn Br,bapt Late Of Iacro,...
h.. ru,.h...a Land ...t ~
town, Of our eutsrprising real estate
agent, Bowlus, this week. He will move
bis family to this place soon.
m, Wood of o.blo.b. wiz.
,o,.;, :. :, an. a., 81. ...L "a H..
,r,ch...a I'D &C. po.iu. I,;,.
...t ~ I'll. i. tv mill. p. Iii end
Tor his family to como out 1t once.
1T :. advisable for tho. Vim ar. in
II. habit of drinking mineral v.ter ~
u AZ Lar. in N. dsv A voun. oen.
.,.m.n "a. n,.caa in an .mh.r-..s;o.
,o,;,;on ,.,. sunday hx . n..,.c, of ,b;.
;u,,. ,,...,.;,,
Local. If ,.,.,., .,,,;..,;or .ho,,d
MT .lv.v. n. t.k.n .. meant FIR . mar.
;cul., n.r.on The co.t that e.. ,ou
nav anti ann. one .,.,. f,,Ilv :. vail and
. DO. M .ood n .,.,.,. =, a., h.vond
:. ,..v,., ,,.;.;., :. .,,,h;,. - ~.
ind
There is talk Of orgsaizing . gun
Tub in lola, which viii furnish lots of
un for the boys. Tho Bogardus glass
,alls capbe purchased for $3.50 or$3. 90
'er kindred, and Is soon % the money
> raised, five or six hundred balls will
e sest for. 1
,-s;x ..,,o.a. of hoo. ~.,. .h;,,.d
rom lola to Kansas CITY last Tuesday.
he prices paid ranged from $2.75 20
400 per hundred. Considerable ex>
itement and fun for q time. Sims,
Tart, McCarley and Gorrell were the
mes interested.
Since our connac,;o, nth ,h;.
flee "a b.v. e.ner;.nc.a the n.;nfnI
,,oaucad hx ., ;nd;.r.n,
ubscriber dem.nd;nv.".,o m, nsner -
nat tv;c.. For the ner;od Of four wear,
hat is not 80 bad. Ono scare in two
ears is about all We can stand though.
Some nart;e. vent tn N. .chool
ana. in D;.tr;c, M 70 i... s..mrd.x
, sunday n;.b. and ..ol. t-.I,. =,
,;,ta.n hu,h.I. If oo., s,or N. I'D
ri. .cbool hou.. :, ,h,.. mill. .ou,h
,.t Of Iol. It.tber . mean .,e.I and
: .u.g..t N. n.rn.tr.to,, NV ~. A..
-. e., :.
n A.,
~.
- 49, e -. e
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80 80 wv :. ~ n
.I..
:. 49,, luz
,or. and some bedding and clothing
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

do you ever take quinine! Bob.
has just got on cas-lot-moFs o. len.
Pills till you can't rest, and extracts not
. few. Try dose. Prescriptions alled
1t al hours Of the day or night. Only
the pgrsst af drugs used. ct Ssevsnson's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
NEXT WEEK

NEXT WEEK
We wiU offer the rel
nsoinder of our winte1
stock at prices that our
customers will Gppreci
ate.
I set ladies fu1s at $2,
reduced from 1925. I
I set Ladies Ft17.s at IS
reduced from Sc. rs.
I set Ladies Furs at
$1,000 reduced from
1880. \
g Nubios large 81,
800, former price $l.4O
3 Nubi0s, large size
Is cents, former price 81.
so yards Jeans, (wool
flline) 20 cents, reduced
from go cents.
so yards Jeans, (Wool
fLliraS) Is cents.
8 shawls, .1.OO, former
price $3.50.
g Sha1Uls, size 81 1-2|
by 1876 inches, $500.
g Sh0Wls, all WOOL,
$3.50, former price 1925.
g pieces Dress Goods,
reduced from 30 cents to
20 cents per yard.
3 pieces dress goods rel
duced from 80 cents to 25|
per yard. II
10 pairs Ladies BaLl
brieeau Hose (sHk clock
edJ SO cents per pair. A
80 pairs Misses striped
Hose .12 IL cts. per pail
10 pcs. Bleached MusA
lin, equal to LonsdaIe,
10 cents per yard. |
White and Tinted Per-
fornted card Board 10 C.
per sheet.
J0rG CanuGs As C. per-
yard.
40 pieces nezO Prints
Just received.
Call and examine our
stock and get the latest
prices, at
D. P. NORTHRUP & CO.'S,
CASH
DRY GOODS STORE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23


We sh0lLcontielset to add
neW attractions d0ilu
to OUR GREAT CLOSING
SALE. Taxa Advantage
Of this great slaughter.
BUY, WhiJe zoe offer these
WONDERFUL BARGAINS,
YATES,
uslIlY e9Qls s10ll
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
ApYHRrIsINo AfHs.

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D. e9se1 soss q ny aQaass' e s9yNs33HG -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23
GERMAN SYRUP"

H. L. HENDERSON, Principal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

81 - Cd 's,s-r1sss eTss5sssss I'D 4SsH 81
rs.s-S ~ f.ss o. 80 al sfili. 81 >sir5 ~,
ns.sc lassrzsh57 - ~ fa-7sss ;salsfsS ~ 80
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-02-23

was arrested charged with disturbing the
peace, and finsaS5o and costs. So say.
the woodser county Post. Now comes
the YatsI Center Meus, and says, in
startlipE head lines and long primer
type that Gin the dead of night" the
"black fsnd breaks into . lady's cham.
Der at the Falls house, and attempts 70
outrage her person. Her screams arous.
ing the inmates, psevents the miscreant'a
design" The two charges don't agree,
and there is "nigger in the wood pile
somewhere.
"A couple Of weeks ago, d. o. Luse
attacked J. D. Anderson, at Humboldt,
which resulted in 6eht. He was first
arrested and brought before the Police
Judge, who fined who fined and sassssed
cosn against him. Since then he was
brought bssoye Jno, fsz.op. Justice Of
the Peacs ~ Iol. ind fined $500 and
costa He was <ftsrwards arrested and
bruosht ssorSo. n. Watts J. p, of
Huwbo)dt twnship change Of venue
Was ta1 - "A be vas brought before Jus
tice Bbyd 1T lola The cass Ms ct for
trial IN tds 10th inst, vhsrsapop bis
hlsd plsa in bar Of former
eodvietioo, % which The CO vas tried
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
4 TRuE MoRKINGWOMAN.
-dilor 81 Nc TribMne.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: notice in your paper of May %, IN
communication from Miss Anna c. Brackett relative 10
the Women's Hotel, Usstatement glaring in its in
Justice Though no DOUBT unintentonaD 70 brave little
woman, that ! am moved TO correct It,
In speaking Of noble workngwomen, Miss Bracket al
udes to the woman who has just put her brave shou
der TO the wheel Of The ChedQo Post to earn livelihood
for the widow and children of her dead BROTHER This
would be very good it true and II II were neces
sary it would doubtless be true for the woman referred
TO is grand enough TO do that and more there
was occasion for It. But the widow Is also brave
woman" and did not sit down 90 wiring helpless hands
when her great sOIrOw upon her but she afOat
prded herself for labor and stepped u to Ill the gap
made BY her husbands death Day after day TINS
woman bids her little family gOOdby, ana Dttake5
herself great city, there to miuge her LABOR WIN
its ceaseless strife aud right royalty does she prove h
right 10 be there. Earn livelihood Tor her, lhdeed
There are capable Of earning II Tor themselves
and She VIII never shift her burdens on 10 another Whir
life and health spared her; her head " IS leNeI
though set slender shoulders her nngcTs thOuEh
small and she not rattle around IN the place she
occupies. May God give her physical strength ana
spare her 10 bless tie world with ner grand example OF
womanliness and courage II Miss Bracket had seen
copy OF the excellent paper issued under the direction
OF these noble womeu she would have observed that II
is conducted by Miss Frances l.. Willard and Mrs Oil
yer A. willard, and would not have WTenched, by
one innOcentlOOkng little sentence honor from her TO
whom honor is due. j. J.. B.
CHieOgO, June IL, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
"BOOK POsT.b
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT RETURNING BOOK
TO EUROPE THAT COME IN THE MAMs-A vIo

THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT RETUR URNISG BOOKS
TO EUROPE THAT COME IL THE MAILs-A Vo-
LtTIoN OF TREATY OBLIGATIONS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The nations of Western Europe with
that respect for letters which has usually
their policy have for many years adopted the principle
that books sent through the post Office should pass from
country country free Of duty The United States for
mally adopted the system by joining the Postal
Union, by treaty Not only this but the treaty by
mon consent, made OF peculiarly binding nature.
nation being allowed TO withdraw from it, alter
the terms of it, except with the consent of the rest
This treaty has hardly gone into force when the United
States Post Office undertakes only to disregard it,
but practically TO abrogate IT, by returning all books
liable to duty to the country from which they came
This is done under pretext that articles subject to duty
cannot be sent by mail
This is such obvious violation Of law by the Post
Office and the argument just mentioned is so absurd,
scarcely to deserve answer. But to put the matter
beyond cavil the following viii suffice:
II is cardinal principle of international law that
nation making treaty cannot thereafter make laws in
consistent with such treaty, and if any such laws
listed prior to the passage of the treaty they by the
treaty, ipso factO annuled so far as they conflict.
No nation has vigorously asserted this principle
than the United States When England, in answer TO
the demand the extraditlon of Wnsow for forgery
replied that such eItadltlon would be contrary to
existing statutes the United States made that
statutes had validity against treaty And all Amer
leans indignant at the bringing forward Of Opalry
And this is precisely the argument now
urged by our Post Office
-Quid rides Mutato nomne de te
Fabula uarratur
When the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty was ratified
many years ago. surprise felt that all the pro-
visions Of the tariff inconsistent with it invalid
Examination showed, however, that this was matter
of course and consequently our customary intercourse
with Canada, long as the treaty remained Ia force,
regulated, not by the tariff but by the treaty Mr.
Gushing, when Attorney General, delivered opinion
this point III 1854 declaring that treaty repealed all
legislation all law, written unwritteu that was IN
conflict with it, And the present AttOrneyGeneral IN
December last called the attention Of Congress TO the
fact the duty books could not be collected
those sent by bUOkposT without an infracton OF the
treaty.
Nevertheless the Post Office is daily in utter viola
tOn and contempt OF law sending back books that ar
rive by boOk-pOst 10 the countries from which they
came. That sooner later his highbanded proceeding
will be put stop to- there is no doubt, but meanwhile
serious wrong is beng done. HoRATIUs
Philadelphia, June Is, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22
nECIsIONS-IrNF o1.

Supreme Cout-Special Term-By Judge Donohue.--
OCOnnOr agt. Austin and others-0rder granted L0uea-
CircuH-Prrt LI-Bv Judge Van Vorst-Sims Wattisa
and anOther-MOtiOn FOR trial denied Scott agt ha
Mddetown. UniOnye and Water Gap Railroad Company
Motion for o new trial denied.
SaperiOr CoHrt-Specidl TTm-Bv Chief Justice
Curts-Cranitch agt Maserson.-Order vccang inquesa
Bv Judge sanford-Ranney agt HIcNIuIIen-Fundinzso
fact and conclusions Of law settled.
Bv Judge Speir-Marcus agt Thornton ct al-Caee
set led and ordered 10 be lled
By judge seGgwick.-Cianranold agt wyckoH-order
granting receiver leave 20 sell The Selfactng Csn
Mixer Manufacturing Company agt George. ems1s
McNlcOn a. agt Burke.-Ordsr denying motion vito
$40 costs % the plaintiff Nicon ct al agt BUrke--
order denying motion for tfial, efc
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale ordered Hawks WI
ct a.Remit'itur filed and Judgment affirmed. Nao
Allen ct al ag Wright Undertaking approved. Swcdg
ogt Hotang-Orler for Judgment FTedenheit aet Gran
berry et etal-Order granted Newman agt Frtese 20 Snr
der for commission. Heidenhemer agt Mayer-Remtttz
filed and udg affirmed Arnold aGt TotteD order ap
pointing Nathaniel L. Smith, esq. receiver etc In she
matter OF FrOstWr Of haheas corpus allowed. Frost ag
Cameron sl-MotiOn aside proceedings granted
MED. with $40 costs, abide event. Tabor sgt
Van Tasse ct al-MOton denied. with So cOsts-
Hammond agt STANDARDIZATION granted payment OF si6
disbursements Of when inquest taken and
defendant consentng 70 refer the issues short notice hear
Buckie-Fmdings settled and signed BerteaEx
COmstOckOrder OF discOn tnuance Guttz agt Miller;
S'osent: Nassau Bank sgt Ots Quirk agt Dek
eTsOn Wheeler agt Crow Thacher agt GIL Whitney sgt
GOnOud Wright agt. Higgins Seaman agt Reardon: Sea
agt Reardon Medley Prior, ct al Nece agt Fuller
act Matthews; Moore agt Coles Hellard agf Mceulkel;
COwen agt HOrgal sheDhar agt Nye Gray agt. Plati
Common Pleas-SDeciGl TtTm-Bv Judge Van
Hoesen-The Eleventh Ward Savings Bank ast Hay e ay
hree NATURALIZATION Of A. Heller granted Opinon-
In reassgnment Of Rouss, Bell CoA6soate order on pc
New-York tribune., 1878-06-22

theref A-No sir; Mr. sypher simply there to look
amer EIy interests
They are considerable; have been expecting for the
as two years to be indicted for perjury In D0usana
and went TO MT sypher In regard 10 that matter.
Q.-DO you think you are In any danger OF that here
In Washington A.-No. sir not unless II is shown
that forged the returns.
permission TO appear before them BY counsel A-NOt
directly; spoke TO Mr.. Gibson, aud told him that
should like be represented by counsel aud he said he
would have IL arranged.
By tue charmdn-Q.-Andit it was arrangedi Ayes
sir.
Senator Allison To Mr.. Matthews-YOu have heard
what Mr. Anderson has said Have you any suggestion
to make TO the committee win reference 10 soiug Oh
Mr. Matthcws-f dislike very much 10 take the respon
sblllty of making any suggestions 70 e cOmlttee On
the subject. I am ready bere to-day and shall be
at any futare time that tae convenience
assisting the committee and facilitating IN any way
within my power the objects and purposes Tor Whcn IL
wayorigiIated and authorized The only course other
than tEOt OF waiting m II the committee can have the
power OF the nate To compel the answers of the WIZ
nags is 70 obtain from the committee tho other house
the statement which he has already made under oath be-
which I asked tue Senate for the appointment
OF Tins committee. IL the committee think that IS
sufficient for the purposes Of the investigation with when
tbey are charged ana obtain hat testimony am ready
TO 10 on as If II had been delivered again here But
Is ouCstiou which the committee ought TO decide But
do not wish To be considered giving any opinion or
advice expressing any wish IN regard to that matter
After another session Of the committee, the act
ing chairman addressed Mr. Anderson as follows:
O-The committee has decided that they will require
are willing now 90 answer such questions
as may be prooPounded 70 you by the committee or
Q-You stall persist In refusing TO answerf Al DO.
Senator Whyte-In the absence OF the senate we hye
power punish Mr.. Anderson for contempt In refus-
ing answer questions. Under these circumstances
move that the committee adjourn subject TO the can O
The motion was agreed to, and the committee ad-
iourned