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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
CITY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
oouirrhs Win Out From Websters.

The Oqurrhs defeated the Weosters TUESDAY
by score Of Il TO Q.
The feature OF the game was the, oatune OIL
StInel hitting a two md n thrce-oasger'
The linc-up OF the winning team: ShnHer
catcher. Tresedcr pitcher, Rlely. hrst base,
sutherland second base; Vincent third oase:
Suncl shortstop: Bird, left field, smith rshl
aeld Harrison. center field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Totals
Collegiate Institute.
Score by Innings.
High School

JJIeb School ............,.1 01005 SIS
Collegiate Institute ....,....,2 o % D -
FaTned runs-Hiah School s. Collegiate 2
Sacrifice hlt-Young, Stolen bases-Bllings.
Johns Hammond 8. Dunn, Sheets 3, Young.
Judson 2 Bases balls-On Judson 2 on
Larson o. Two-base hits-Judson, TroNell.
Sheets Harris. Young Threc-ease hits-Jud-
son, Rayless. Homo runs-Hammond. BaylesS'
Dunn Judson Struck out-By larson I, by
Judson I. Passed balls-Young 2 Wild pitches
-Troxen. Denton. Johns. Time OF game
hours 81 minutes. UmPlres-Pete smith ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Tozer Writes Father" Dubei.
Blue Rocks Like Watercress.

The Blue Rock Juniors defeated the Water
oress bunch on W'atororcss square Tuesday
afternoon by q scoro OF 10 TO II.
1.Le iIne-up of the winners. Frank Allen,
catcher: Nathan Robinson pitcher, Hyrum
I Inudenbacker. FIRST base: Bradley Young man
oacr and second base, Wendell Newman, third
hSso. Hugh Iatimcr. shortstops Lawronco
Chatterson. left field. Nike Spade, center heldi
owen Parry, right neld.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
SALT LAKE PLAYERS
GOING AF TER OGDEN
Putting in Hard Practice for
Saturday and Sunday
Games.

Manager Ray Romney and Father John
Dubei not In the least dlsheortcned over
the recent defeat OF tho Salt Lake 6aIl-tosser
by the Eureka miners. Instead, they think
that II will be boost for the game. as 1t
shows that the supposedly weak teams are
stronger than tho fans supposed and win give
Ogden and Salt Lake more OF an argument
than bargained for.
Players Getting Busy.
Tho members OF the team arc busy prepar-
ing for the mlx-up next Saturday with Dad
Gimlin's bunch from ogden. and were out last
to perfect their team work
Jensen Is slated to start the Saturday game
with his southpaw ''whirlggs" and Romney
Is down for Sunday.
No action In regard to the Wcssler matter
has ns yet been taken by President Harrison
o. Shepard. but something definite will tako
place today,
Tozer Writes Father" Dubei.
Word was received from Bill Tozer ycstcr-
day. who acknowledges receiving the TRIMS
portation sent him by Dueo but he desires
terms 10 be offered him. Mr.. Dubei Is will
ing 10 treat him as he has treated the other
members of the team in getting Tozer n po-
sitou and then take his chances with tho
rest OF tho outfit
Travelling down to tho grounds for practice
in an automobile Is pretty strong for a base
ball player, but that's tho manner In which
several members OF the local team were trans
ported to Walkers Held yesterday evoning,
with Bert MarSetts warbling There's Moth
inc Too Good for the Irish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Something Doing at Ogden.

It Is rumored that there Is apt to be
something carrying on at Ogden within
a few weeks and the watch my smoke"
dope might not be so far wrong II
chance would be given Salt I.akers to
hinge at Benny Yanger and Tommy
Mowatt meet each other at Manager
Grants "opry-house' I'm a gentlemanly
exhibition of the fstianC art.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
SLOSSON IS DEFEATED.
The "Wizard of the Cue" Makes Some
Phenomenal Shots.

CHICAGO, May S.-George Sloeson, thu
champion lS.2 billiard player. was de-
fcated here tonight In the professional
tournament now In progress In Orchestra
hall by Jacob Schaefer, by the score OF
800 To ,q5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
High Price for Horse.

NEW YORK. May S.-Demund the best .
yonT-old shown this year. was sold today TO
Paul Raney OF Clcvcend for big price. snid
10 be in the nciehborhood OF S5.o 90. week
ago Demund worked n half-me over the
Graycsend track in i6 seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
s;TERN LEAGUE GAMES.
! Ioux City 12, Pueblo q.

20. May S.-Bunched hits by the vis-
r. costly errors by the locals gave
|xy today's game. Tho score:
O2OOl-4 III 8
~ ...........0 021i o-l2 u 3
|os-Faurot and Slslcr. Corbett and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
[-les Moines 5, Denver 4

jR, May S-Dcnver's batting was
i >tive In the seventh. but Dec Moines
II to the advantage taken early in the
h T..............O OoooO4oO-i 3 3
eos .........,,l . 2 Q0-5 6 4
L stPaige and Zaluskys Brinker and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Balls Balk on Slosson.

Failure on the part of Slosson to set
balls out OF bnlk when he had but five
points TO go cost him the game, At the
time Schaefer had but 40 points, Slosson
left the spheres In easy position, and the
Chicago man soon got them together and
In and end to end of the table play soon
clicked out eighty billiards and won the
game II was a hard game for Slosson
10 lose, as he played the better billiards
of the two and appeared to be winner
during the greater part OF the contest.
Both men played safety all the time, and
on this account their averages were low,
as they were called upon to execute all
sorts of difficult shots from false angles.
Almost Impossible Shot.
As an illustration of the sort Of bill
lizards the men were playing, Schaefer ex-
ecuted shot In the seventeenth inning
that seemed an absolute impoSsbillty
The object balls were lined up at one end
OF the table. while the cue ball was al
most against the far rail In a straight
line, Schaefer playes masse the whole
length OF the table, hit the near ball on
a curve, curved to the cushion and
caught with the red ball a foot and
half from the cushion, where II had been
driven by the impact OF the first ball.
The high run for the game was made by
Scahefcr with 100. Slosson's best score
was SS Schaefer's average WAS II 7-29,
Slossons, II 2-29.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Washington 8, New York 8.

NEW YORK, May s.-The local Americans
| played ragged game today making seven
| mlsplays. while the Washington team gave
an errorless exhibition. Tho score: p, II E.
Washington ......-....2 o 21 lS IL o
| New York ........,....01 o 0 o o. % Z
| Batterios-Kltson and Kittredgc, Clarkeon,
| Leroy and Kelnow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Again Ride the Wheel.

- John Chapman on Tuesday gave up
: on with the Main Liquor company
> devote his entire time TO tho cycling
z soason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Jake Stapls Washingtonians
Give ErrOrless Exhibition
at New York Grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Quakers IL, Boston 4.

ClcVclnnd-Detroit game postponed. rain.
Chicago-St. Louis gamo postponed rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09

BOSTON. May S.-Philadelphia's error en-
aeled the home players to tie tho score IN the
eighth todny. but Tannehill weakened dur
Ing the ninth Inning, and crushing defeat
resulted with IL to the fno The
score II l..
Philadelphia ...-.....0o0 0127-l1 20 3
Botteries-Coakley and Schreck Tannehill
and Graham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
HY[AND MATCHED UP
DEAR OLD BOSTON
Booked to Meet Charley Neary
Before Billy Pierce's Ath-
letic Club.
WILL LEAVE WITH NEW
CENTURY GIRLS TROUPE
Are You Going Aw'y, Dick?
Yes, I'm Going
Aw'y."

The admirers of fast hard, but withal
scientific meetings between two clever
demonstrators of the pugilistic art, who
attended the Lyric theater last evening
to witness a sparrins contest of four
rounds between Fighting Dick Hyland
and Young Kid Broad. certainly got
their moneys worth in the spirited eXhi-
bitlon given them by the two principals.
and showed their appreciation OF the sport
by tho vociferous manner In which they
applauded the work OF both men,
Hyland was in his usual fine condition
and his opponent surprised even his ad-
herents by his excellent shape, being as
hard as nails and trained to the minute.
Spirited Sparring Exhibition.
The first round was spent in some neat
sparrlng. but In the second the men went
after each other In rather business
like manner and continued the pace
throughout the other two rounds Hyland
brought first blood in the third round
left jab to Broad's nose, and In the fol-
lowing round sent Broad to the floor with
a right swing TO the jaw, which. while en-
tirely unintcntional, nevertheless Jared
the recipient some.
IL was as clean an exhibition OF the
flstic art as has ever been seen In Zion
and the same act Will be given at the
Lyric this evening. after the performance
Of hl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
JeSScoeS.
Clarks.
Lafayettes Beat Grants.

The Lafay defeated the Grants In the
School ieague at Eighteenth ward square.
Tuesday. by a score OF 20 TO 6.
A batting streak after tho second inning won
the game for the Lafaycttes
The winncrs' iine-upi X Snow catcher; ].
Young, pitcher; D Taylor, frat base; B
whitney second base NJ Ferguson, third
base; c Young. shortstop c Lund. left 1eldS
L. Taylor. center field; Mike Halloran. right
nold,
The battery for the Grants was. Jensen.
catcher, Rridwell, pitcher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
1ollege Baseball Scores.

LgoELPHIA. May s.-Amherst II, Uni
cf Pennsylvania 8
= dAvEN. May S--Yalc s. Syracuse O..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
T,,e Blues Are Winners.

Tho True Blues defeated the Westwards
Monday afternoon by a score Of IA to u. In
close and exciting game.
The linc-ups, ,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
JEsSCoES TRIM CLARKS.
Bowling Fever Is Still Raging In
Ogden.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May Sat the Palace bowling al
leys tonight the Jesscoes defeated tho Clarks
by score OF H69 against 1870 and l02 OF the
game.
Following is the score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Spirited Sparring Exhibition.
Hyland Going East.

Tomorrow 1t Is the intention OF Hyland
to get ready to leave tor the East, where
he Is booked TO meet Charley Neary In
Boston inside OF two weeks-according TO
u telegram received In this city yester-
day
He Will cut away from here Saturday
with the New Century Girls show and
give exhibitions in Denver two nights
next week and then jump to st, Louis.
where he Is booked for two appearances.
From there no is slated to hit Chicago
for single exhibition and then on to
NeU York RoSton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
herican Association Scores.

sas City-Kansas City l, Indiannp-
I Paul-St Paul o. Toledo 2.
( ,1eapolis-Minneapolis &. Columbus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
Shows SIN Town Hall Tonight"

"As the California Wonder, as no is
touted in the East. is always In condition
he Will practically be ready to step In
the ring the night he lands at the old
South station in the Athens of America
but touch Of the east wind which ram
bes In off the harbor Will make him think
for n few minutes OF the balmy atmos-
phere OF the good old West,
Tickets arrived here yesterday for the
Hyland party from Billy Pierce sporting
editor of the Police News in Boston, who
is also manager of two athletic clubs In
the vicinity of that city, one Of them be-
Ing located In Chelsea. Mass, with the
inStructiOnS n come nj once
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
RAILWAY FARE
IS REDUCED
in NEVADA
OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION GWEN
BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM
PANY-WANTS DATA OF ORMS-
Blythe APPEAL WILL COM
Pile IT-HELP WANTED.

Inc Appeal is able today to an
nounce from an officia. source, the
office Of the district fresht and
passenger agent, upon authority Of ..
S. Taseart, that the reported re
cuction in rail road fares py the
Southern Pacific is a fact.
Taeeart. communicated the confir-
nation to The Appeal in letter,
announcing that the company has vol
unfairly reduced fares 20 per cent, and
tnat as soon as the tic:els and rate.
sheets can be made out and placed
in the hands of the agents of the
system, the rate will go into effect.
The Oregon Short Line the Union
Pacific. and Santa Fe Route have all
JONES the Southern Pacific, ard the
new rates will be uniform at three
cent? mile.
This is good news to the people Q.
Nevada, for they have been paying
the highest railroad fares Of any state
in the union and all efforts here to-
fore to get reduction have met vita
failure
No particular reason is given except
the general plan of the Southern Pa
cific to build up its territory, an IDEA
that has taken hold Of all railroad
managers only in the last few years.
| The Southern Pacific has asked
The Appeal to get up complete his
tory Of the resources Of Ormsby
county and Carson City, including de
scriptions Of developed and undevelop
ed fields to be held out as an induce
men: to settlers.
| The Appeal asks the cooperation q
residents Of this county, as to matter
statistics and photographs, as the his
tory, while comparatively short. vii
be sent far and wide in the official
publications Of the Southern Pacific
describing the resuorces of the states
and counties Of the Pacific Coast.
1t is up to Carson City to see thai
Orrsby gets its proper allotment o
space, and the proper display of he
resources.
Send all communications to The Ap
peal. Carson City Nevada, on or be
fore juno 20.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
THE FIRST PASSENGER

The first passenger to get in IN
the new V. & T. railway arrived az
a south town hay yard last night i'll
the person Of Herman Sprlngmeyer,
about the oldest rancher i'll Carson
valley.
1t was not on the schedule TO-
passengers to come in before july
first. and it is not known whether
Sprircmeyer straddled break beam
or intimidated the working crew. 1t
however will go down to history thar
Herman Springmeyer was the first
passenger that ever came in from Min
den over that road.
Chris haabe aso got in. but Ee
had to take a team, having no pull
with the railroad. These two men
are the oldest settlers in the valley
and are both enthusiastic over the
future of Minden. They both think
| the state capital will be there ii
five years.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
THE NATIONAL
ANSWERS
SENDS EVASiVE REPLY TO MES
SAGE CALLING UPON 1T TO
PAY SAN FRANCISCO
LOSSES IN FULL

The message sent by Insurance
commissioner Davis, to the president
of the National Fire Ins. Co. of Hart
ford, Conn, elected the following re-
ply:
Sam p Davis. ms. Com. Nev.:-This
company able to pay all San Fran
cisco losses in full. and have over
half a million net surplus beside. Any
report TO the contrary is a malicious
falsehoOd
National Fire Insurance Co.
Commissioner Davis replied as fol-
lows:
Regard your answer as evasive.
Will YOU, or will you not pay San
Francisco losses on a basis of one
hundred cents on the. dollar?
Although this message was sent be-
fore noon, no answer has yet been re
ceived. 1t looks very much as if the
company does not desire to go on
record as being willing TO pay their
losses in full. They have the funds 20
pay but not the disposition
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
ARCHIE MATTHEWS0N DEAD
ARCHIE MATHEWSON S

ARCHIE MATHEWSON .shrdlhpJfu
Archie Matthewson, of Mono. who
was found in dying condition on
the street in this city last week, sue
cumbed to his malady Friday after
noon in his room at the Park Hotel.
Deceased was well, known in Bodie,
Aurora and Goldfield. and came here
in search of health, an unavailinS
quest The body has been removed
to Kitzmeyers undertaking establish
ment where it will be prepared for
burial.
Archie Matthewson, was born in
Prince of Wales Island. Nova Scotia
! and belonged to X. of p. lodge. No
/ 80, in Mono county Cal. He
about GO years of age. The Carson
City knights will arrange the funeral
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
DR.. GIBSON FIRES THREE EN-
PLOYES

DR.. Gibson having recovered the es-
capes who took French leave last
week, has discharged three employees
who were mixed in the affair.
He found that one woman VINO got
out last January was assisted by two
attendants. He also found in one
escapes pocket, full directions no" 10
reach a certain house, and In the hand
writing of an attendant.
He found sufficient evidence to Justl-
fy the discharge of three people, one
for striking patient, and thinks that
the percentage of escapes will be
materially lowered from this on.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
NEW CAR FOR HEAVY WORK
ON SOUTHERN ROAD

At the V. & T. shops there is e!l-
rience of the coming traffic between
this city and points south.
The car shop has received orders
to build a combination car tor bag
gage, mail and express, to be placed
ON he new railroad line from Carson
City to Minden.
The car is TO be of the most I'M
proved plan and finished with all the
rare the eastern factories use Inc
frame is well under way, and by the
time the station house at the end 81
the road is finished the new additloh
To the rolling SOCK will be ready for
service.
Rails have been laid as far as the
grading extends, which is at the ne"
town The first load OF freight was
taken ND the valley today, conslsteu
Of merchandise for the farmers, an
sunplies for the road. A car load d
coal was included IN the nduldSe.
AS surveyors are in the field aho
lines are being run in number o.
directions from the present termlnai
it is evident that the new line OF ran
road will not stop in Carson valley
There is big and prosperous sec'io'
east and south of Douglas count!
which will be tapped, and the mine
which are taking on new lie mus
tenefit by the advent of the iroi
horse.
Monitor. Bodie, Aurora, Wellington
and the old Mono diggings are oein'
overhauled by tho mining pee,pte Wit
the intention of renewed activity AM
this is one of the objects OF the ne'
extension from Carson.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
$5U. 1898 DUE
NEVADA
REVENUE BOARD ORDERS TAX
AGENT NEVEN TO COLLECT
TAX ALLOTMENTS DUE
FROM VARIOUS
COUNTIES

Inc delinquent tax accounts when
stand against the various counties o1
The state on the Controllers book,
have grown to such proportions thai
Inc state board OF revenue consisting
oi the Governor, Attorney General ana
controller held a special session yes
teraay and ordered the state tax agent,
James Neven, to take the matter up
and present the claims for collection.
be controller explained that these
delinquencies have been accumulati.l.
Tor many years, and that all efforts
10 collect them have been without
avail. The attorney general thought
tha, suits could be instituted to com
pei settlement, but that most OF the
counties will begin to pay up when
tha revenue agent makes formal de-
mand.
The state board of revenue intro
duced a bill at the last legislature,
KNOW as Jne oregon system OIL col
iecting county taxes, which only dealt
in fixed lump sums, but the bill was
smothered in senate committee and
never reached a vote.
The delinquencies, taken from the
last controllers report foot up total
of $50, 7oO.9u. Some OF these accounts
have been slightly reduced and some
represent property which has been Of
fered at delinquent tax sales by the
various counties which the county has
been compelled to buy, and hold
Such property is generally held at q
loss by the state.
Other counties have run behind by
reason of the failure OF the count.
officers to make proper settlements
and some represents bullion tax de
linuuency. These accounts have beel
accommodating On the state books sine
1895.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

FAIRVIEW (Nev). June 1o.-W.
Mandery and several associates have
contributed to the development OF this
camp bv establishing a big refriger
ator line of freightiEg wagons be
tween Hazen. Fairview, East Gate and
Wonder. The wagons vii carry per-
ishabe freight, and will be driven
swiftly over the desert with frequent
RELAYS of mules. The wagons will be
constructed upon the principle of the
| refrigerator cars, and will make daily
trips between the points named.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Scientists now claim that ground
once severely shaken up by earen'
uuakes is more immune .'o:a i"''"7'
siesmic disturbance than tha; where
no shocks have occurred.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
AUCTION SALE.

CARSON CITY, JUNE II. 1906 II
PUBLIC:
We have been called creditors to
settle balances ready cash. since
earthquake and fire.
Only to immense stock o. tn.
G.
All goods will rapidly as possible
people Mr. Fox bought onv the
best OF goods but he bought too
for cash money
We have goods Thurs
day. June "a 23o reseraton) and to hold two
auctions daily until the immense we car
You everything will be sold
regardless
When you to the all you pick out
article, au.oneer and he will
knock highest bidder, yourself.
nonds Watches jewellery Solid Silver
Plated Stationery Blank Books Pictures
and Picture variety goods from one of
the largest stationer's Stocks in Nevada.
Sales will daily m and 7:so D. m and
ladies Of Carson to attend N.
sessions
Each handsome presents
the indefinitely every lady Carson prob
II ably a prize
aueoneer Mr. NJ German came here from c,torr, =,
requisite amour.
i
II Watch Daily Papers further announcements.
\ NJ. w. WARD
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
BRIEF ITEMS

The board of directors of the State
Bank q Trust Co.. decided at the
meeting Thursday to erect a new
bank building at Tonopah. Fans
have been submitten and accepted il
tentative way.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Last Saturday night the entire night
shift at the Daily West mine at PARK
CITY refused to go into the mine be
cause the management asked the meI
to use lamps instead of candles.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
TWO BIRTHS

Feters and wife.
a son has been born to the wife of
Mrs. Z. j. Trimmer. of Alpine county.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC

BIALOSTOk, Russia. June ia
frightful massacre. in which hundreds
or Jews We're killed started Thurs
day evening, when some person threw
a bomb into a Corpus Christi PRO-
cession and vcunied some OF the
pareders. Rioting continues.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

It is reported that Sam Longabaugh
viii abandon the Ophir wood camp
after this season and seek new
sources of supply for the immense
amount OF wood he fumes to market
a. present.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

The Tanawa mine at Monte Cristo
is soon to have telephone communi'
cations with the outside world. A.
F. Bryant will run line to the mine
this week connecting with his sweet
water line.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

WASHINGTON. June 15-Tle pres
ident is not il favor OF the meat If
spection bill. giving as is reason that
il Is not strong enough. He is being
accused OF wishing to see the bill die,
and is using his cry OF TOO little
strenuosily TO hide the fact that the
beef trust IS able 10 XII any inspect
ion bill introduced