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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
A LIVING TOMB
DEEP IN EARTH
FOR 65 MINERS
GREAT FIRE LOSS
IN PHILADELPHIA
Baldwin Locomotive Works Lost About
100000 Last Night in Destruc-
ton Of One Building.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan, 30.-Fire which
started with the explosion in the paint
shop destroyed one section Of the big
Baldwin Locomotive works last night,
entaihng loss Of Sl,O00,0O0, covered
by insurance. The destroyed building
is about IT'S feet long BY 100 deep fac
ing on Spring Garden street and Inn
mediately adjoining the main office at
the corner Of, Broad and Spring Garden
streets and the erecting shops, smith
shops and foundries, on the south
These buildings were threatened with
destruction as were other departments
in the rear Of the destroyed building
along Spring Garden street and on 18th
street and the entire fire department
was called out To fight the flames.
About one thousand men were em-
ployed in the burned building which
was iiye stories high. The pipe bend
ing department was on the first floor
the 'siacketingv or sheet iron depart
ment on the second, metal pattern
store room and brass fitting room on
the third, the paint shop and cab fin
ishine department and paint store room
on the forth and the drafting and de
signing rooms on the fifth.
The fire was discovered in the east
end Of the building adjoining the mair
Office building few minutes before
six o'clock when the workmen were
preparing to leave and though ths
flames spread quickly all were able Il
get out of the building safely.
Shortly after the fire started the up
per portion of the wall on Sprinl
Garden street fell into the street ant
one fireman and three workmen wer'
caught by the falling bricks, but for
/ tunately received only slight injuries
4 The fremen with the assistance of th
fire patrol from the plant succeeds
\ in getting the flames under contro
within an hour after the fire was dis
covered.
The Baldwin Locomotive works ]
the largest industrial plant in tn
United States and employs $4,000 me-
in this city and nearly 10000 in dc
partnents at Lewiston and other places
John Fl. Converse, president of Burn
ham, Williams q Co., which operates th
Baldwin plant, said that the 1000 me
employed in the burned build
| ing would be Immediately put to wor
in other departments. The fire. b
added, would not greatly hinder wor
a. the departments destroyed are di
plicated IN other parts Of the plant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Arthur Grant Of Orange was in town
on business yesterday
Arthur Jackson OF West Topsham was
in the city on business yesterday.
Miss Mary Langfeld is working in
4. n. Bruce 4 Sons granite office.
Moses Lawrence Of Essex Junction Is
III the city on business for d few days
Harold Holden of Middleboro, Mass,
was in the city ON business yesterday.
G. s. Andrews is confined to the house
BY illness Mt his home, ~ Maple Grove.
Thomas Dobie leaves this evening for
Mansfield, Ohio, where he has secured
employment.
The G, r. society Of Baptist church
will have then monthly business meeting
Thursday evening at $50
Among arrivals AZ The City hotel To.
day are e. + Thomas, Burlington; q
A. Walker, G.. l. Wilson. Jno s. Coburn
Boston, + AZ Nash. Dover, n r.; Rufus
Spear. Newport; y r. Bitten, Albany;
III L. Parker. Bradford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
Red Mems Cribbage Team the
Interfraternity Champion.
Catholic Order Of Foresters Barely Nosed
Out Of Privilege Of Claiming Pertna
nent Possession Of Trophy--White-
wash Cane Last Night.

The close Of the Interfraternity Crib
bagc league contest last evening left the
Red Mems team in the lead by safe
margin and they viii be declared the
winners Of the handsome caip which goes
as trophy to the victorious team each
year The makeup of the winning
team is as follows: John McKerr0n,
George Fairs, Robert Davidson, William
Brodies, James Marshall, James Duncan,
Alex. Wishart, Alfred Brew, James Bir
ME, George Stewart, James Main, An
gus Mcdonald George Cormack, Frank
Webster, Alfred Robertson and William
Bradbury.
The Red Men have played one hundred
and four games during the season. win
ming sixty-one Of the whole number
played. or a total Of eighteen games
over their nearest opponents, the Catho-
lie Order Of Foresters The Catholic Or
der was successful In winning the cup
foI two seasons previous to this and
missed, by bare eighteen points. max
ing the handsome trophy their perma
nant property; the rule Of the league be-
ing that amy team which shalt win the
cup three years in succession shall own IT,
Last evenings contest between the
Foresters Of America and the Manches-
ter Unity Odd Fellows resulted in the
NJ. US putting it over their opponents
to the tune of S to large expressive O.,
this being the first white-wash of the
season. The play BY tables was as fol-
lows:
| Walker and Thompson, NJ. u, defeated
Birnie aud Pithie, r. Of A.
Graham and Bressett, NJ. T., defeated
Marshall and Bassett, r Of A.
Lcith and Craig. NJ H.. defeated Fitg-
gerald and Schneider, i. Of a.
Parker and Oliver, NJ u. defeated
Williams and Marion. F. Of A.
Smith and Galithier. NJ, T., defeated
Alexander and Clark, r. Of a.
Murray and Ritchie, a. IL, defeated
Davidson and Cormack, n Of "A.
! Booth and Dalgarno, N. T., defeated
Clark and VIII, II OF A.
johnson and Kennedy, NJ u, defeated
Smith and Gibb F of A..
Standing of the League.
4 The standing Of the various teams al
t&Rn si..Aa ~ Cha aaaafs, x1rao a. fnifn4pa 8
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
ACTRESS DIES
OF CANCER
Mrs. Harden KIark Passed
Away Yesterday
HER COMPANY in BARRE
Was Leading Lady in Klark-U Urban Co.,
Which Is Now Playing at the Barre
Opera House--was III for
Four Months.

somersworth, N. FL, Jan. 30. Mrs.
Harden Klark, the leading actress in the
Klark- Urban company, who has ben con
fined to her rooms at s4 High street,
this city, the past four months, with
cancer, died yesterday, aged 40. She
was born at New Madrid, Mo-, Jan. ~,
1887. her parents being John and Fannie
{Evans) Ransburg. Her husband is now
with the company in Barre. VT.
Mrs klark Is survived by her hus-
band, daughter, Mrs. Azel I. Hurd,
also an actress. and son, William Klark
of Long Island ALSO two brothers and
II sister. The daughter il about is
years old and married two years ago
Azel l.. Hurd of Berwick, Me, who is
Sc. and is the son of Nathaniel n. Hurdi
ex high sheriff Of York county, Me.
The funeral will probably take place
lin one of the Catholic churches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Ira E. Stafford, Secretary Of the State
Branch, American Federation of Labor.

Ira Il. Stafford, secretary of the State
Branch, American Federation of Labor.
whose death was briefly chronicled in
Yesterdays paper. was taken i'll with
the grippe az his home in Rutland four
weeks ago, and the aiiment developed IN
TO pneumonia, resulting in his death
late Monday night, Mr.. Stafford was 40
years Of age and i survived by widow,
son. Walter X. stafford; daughter,
Margaret v. Stafford; two brothers.
Charles of Rutland and Daniel Of Bur
lington; and sister who resides in
Malone, n. y.
Mr. Stafford was prominent IN Rut
land labor circles and WAS an active
member OF the masons union, lie hail
served the State Federation for several
years. He was also Il member of the
Modern Woodmen of America, OF Juani-
Ia camp of Rutland.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the Methodist church in Rutland.
"A private prayer service was held AZ his
late home previous to the church service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
RUTLAND MAN BOWLS aes.
Broke the Seasons Record for Rutland
Alleys.

Rutland. Jan. 30- Jerome Gosselin
gave the best exhibition of bowling seen
on any local alleys this season Monday
when he rolled high string of 267 on
FIale's aleys. This total comes within
fs OF the alley record of $50, held by
James OBrien. The box Of cigars offer
Id IN d. q. Quebec Of the ]. n Reed
company for the FIRST string OF the sea
son Of over $50 was lowered and Mr..
Quebec now offers che same prize for the
6rst string that beats 26i. Besides this
record Mr. GosseIin holds the alley rer
ord for the highest three string total.
This record II roo. Yesterdays high
string was Al follows 30. so, 90, 119,
l3o, 15O, 1S0, 2io, 247, 267
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
TO ENRICH STOCK.
chace Mills Stockholders May Raise the
capitaI from $500. 1000 to 81 zoe, 600.

Fall River, Mass, Jan. 30.---It was
announced last night that the stock
holders OF the Chacc cotton mills Of
this city and Burlington, VT, will meet
here February to consider a propo-
sition to increase the capital stock from
5000, 900 to 100000 By stock divi-
dend Of 80 l-3 per cent. The dividend
plan, which will undoubtedly be accepted.
will bring the total stock dividends which
have been paid by the corporation to
l03 ID per cent.
When the proposition now presented
is carried through, the shareholder who
originally subscribed for 10 shares will
be the owner of "a shares Of stock, with
out having paid in a dollar of new cap.
ital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
TAKING SAMPLES or MILK.
State Sends Agent Into Bennington
County Under New Law.

Bennington Jan. 30.--Dr. Il. B.
sprague II here from the state labora-
tory of hygiene and has taken samples
Of milk from all the dealers. These
samples win be examined and reported
on IN one Of the forthcoming bulletins
of the state board Of health.
Dir. Sprague has also been inspecting
the stables and other conditions Under
which the milk for public sale Is pro-
duced. This part Of the work is in ac-
c0rdance with a new law made by the
last legislature.
The new laws provide for q closer
inspection Of the milk sold IN the state
than ever before as well az for more
careful examination Of food products Of
an kinds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
CHARGE OF BIGAMY.
brought Against George La .Tulippe in
Montpelier Today.

sheriff Frank Tracy arrested. in Mont
,oi;er today George LaTulippe on the
barae of bigamy, and the man was
tnnnd over under bail of $500 II is
Dg Dgsged that LaTulippe was married in
v;il;aton twelve years ago AMI that
Mi children were born To the couple.
Y !. alleged further that be came 70
Montpelier and was married TO z Miss
ib lnnes 4 year ago. 10 them child was
,,grs Sgn, recently. The Huntington authori-
w nave been hunting for LaTulippe
p be former woman, claimed to be bis
" MA became town charge there
Wlis alleced that he has also gone i'm.
N .be names of George Thomas and
Geor9e Thompson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
TO HAVE A CHURCH.
Italian Catholics in Rutland Looking at
Project.

Rutland. Jan. 90 The local Italian
Catholics are 70 have church Of their
own was the statement given out yes
terday BY Pascalc Riec, prominent
Italian contractor and chairman Of the
COMMITTEES that has been developing the
project. Rev. Fr. Frank Crocietti has
been appointed by Bishop Michaud TO
take charge Of The new church, and
las BEEN II this city for The last few
days looking over the ground. A hall
has been hired and services will begin
SUNDAY morning 1'he9e are about 500
italians In Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
lO2 ON SNOW SHOES.
Montpelier Club Has Enjoyable Three
Mile Tramp

Montpelier, Jan. 9O.--One hundred anl
two people, warmly clad and supplied
with snow-shoes, joined the tramp OF
the Montpelier Snow-shoe club last even
ing. There Mere over thirty ladies IN
the party. II. b. Moulton was the lead.
er of the party and H. r. Slayton was
the wlipper-in. The start was at Ter.
race street and the tramp led over the
hill 60 the Worcester road, coming out
near the poor farm and thence back tp
Che city The distance was about three
niles The sport was greatly enioYed
-hv all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
HELD FoR PERJURY.
Henry BiIIado Has Preliminary Hear
ing in st. Albans Court.

st. Adams, Jan. 30.--Henry Billado Of
Fairfield. who was arrested on the charge
Of perjury in the trial Of the case Of
Leonard L. Morgan, minor, by next
best friend. ss. Lyman Hendricks and
\, alter B. Hendricks at the September
term Of county court, was given pre-
Iiminary hearing in city court today.
Bail was fixed at $500 for his appear
ancc al the next term Of county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
REASON FOR RESIGNATION.
Tas Failure To Be Acquainted With
Some Important Facts.

London. Jan. 30s-Although the
Government has issued statemeRt that
tbe report is premature, the Globe this
morning declares that Gov Swettenham
Il Jamaica has rendered his resignation.
me Globe adds the resignation was
caused by certain facts coming to light,
Nth which the governor should have
been acquainted but which, it was
found. he knew nothing about.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
MARRIAGE AT cITY HALL.
Carrie viscontini Becomes Bride Of Giu-
seppi Ferrari, Both Of Barre.

Az The city clerks Office this forenoon
nc eleven O'Clock occurred the marriage
OF Miss Carrie yiscontipi and Giuseppe
Ferrari, both Of this city, the ceremony
being performed by James MaeGay, as
Justice Of the pence The happy couple
we're attended ny two iricnds Miss MrrlO
and Mr. Fraquelli Ihe groom j. en-
ployed al grauiie cA.tel They viii
make their home on Smith street Alrs
Ferraii has been employed as a cicr!S
in the Now England fruit store at the
corner OF Main and Merchant streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
AN ARREST MADE
AFTER BODIES FOUND
william @. copIey, Census Clerk in
Washington, in Jail--His Wife
and Child Found Dead.

Washington, D. G., Jan 80 William
g. Copley, a clerk in the census office.
was arrested this morning shortly after
his wife aud six months old daughter
had been found dead with bullet wounds
in their heads. Copley told the police
that he was sitting in front room of
his hotel last night when he heard a
pistol shot. He rushed into the next
room and found his wife dead on tec
floor and the little girl. dead in her
crib
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
naans were Nol Prossed.

,tontnelicr. Jan. 3d. Ihe cases against
al' ,an WHO were charged with the
liss lni,s.'saership III dogs which ran deer were
oNl', ,ayossed In city court today after
1u' : Harvey had discharged one Pc
SNek rbo was to be tried on Che same
No. .aao Judge Harvey held that the
WV WIZ. baa failed 10 make out 4 case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
WANT HOTEL BADLY.
ST. Albans Citizens Ready to Give Land
and Bonus.

st. Albans, Jan. a0.-A generous spi
unique proposition is made by public
spirited citizens Of this city in the shape
of an offer to give the land and a bonus
OF $4,000 to the enterprising hotel man
who will build hostelry on the site
of the famous Welden house A little
more than 10 years ago the Welden
house, famous among travelling men who
had occasion to visit ST. Adams. was
burned. Since that time the city has
lacked large hotel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
PRETTY PRIVATE DANCE.
Given Last Evening by Misses Alice Steb-
bens and Nellie Brown.

A very pleasing private dance was
given last evening in the X. Of G. hau
by the Misses Alice Stebbens and Nellie
Brown. Music was furnished by Whit
tiers orchestra Of four pieces. There
were thirty-iive couples Of young peo-
Die present. The hall was decorated in
red and white coIors and presented an
especially attractive appearance. The
couples were presented with carnations
by the young hostesses. The dance pro-
gramme included several feature dances
that were very pretty and enjoyable.
The dance was concluded at midnight.
|The chaperons were Mrs. James Brown,
AIRS. A. A. Stebbens. Mrs. W. d. Reid
and Mrs. h. H. Wells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL
IS ASSASSINATED
,s7ernor Guildma Of Political Prison on
aBsil island Killed on the Main
Street

Il. Petersburg. Jan. 30.--Governor
cuildma 81 the political prison on Basil
5sland MS assassinated on the Main
ssreet df the island today by Ter
Yorist who was fatally shot by prison
warden Who tried TO arrest him. The
essassaais Is an 1s-year-old boy. He used
! nistol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
MONTPELIER ABATES
TAXES FOR "a PEOPLE
And Refuses to Abate 2s, Most Of Them
Poll Taxes--city Council Chooses
New Fire Police


Montpelier. Jan. 3O.--At a meeting oil
the board Of civil authority last evening
the taxes Of "a persons we're abated, ana
the board refused to abate 70 taxes.
with eight exceptions the attachments
were all Of poll taxes, most Of them Of
Italians and Spaniards
The city council at its meeting last
night chose an extra FIRE policeman in
the person of Charles Jerd, on the recon-
mendation of Chief Wahlen Of the fire
department
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
THREE coon RACES.
On Ice at Montpelier Yesterday After
noon--Alcander Maid Takes Slide

There was some good sport in ice-
horse racing on the Winoosd river at
Montpelier Yesterday afternoon. which
was so successful that there will prob
ably be others soon. Three classes were
run off. IN the g:5D Alexander Maid met
with mishsp, throwing toe calk and
falling. The mare slid ninety feet, but
escaped nniniured from bruised skin.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
PAIL BEARER DIED
WHILE ACTING TODAY
william Shelley, Aged 80 Years, Re
marked: 4 am Out Of Breath
ana nied Immediately.

Rutland. Jan. 90. William Shelley,
aeed 81, Of Fair Haven died this morn.
;ng while acting as bearer at the
f,1,eral Of Mrs. William Carlan- While
oojnc from the house to the church, he
remarked / am out Of breath" dying
alnsost Immediately. He leaves q wife,
thfee daughters and two sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
AT THE LAST MINUTE.
Basket Thrown and Victory Snatehed
from Defeat.


The NorthfeId All Stars basket ball
team defeated the first team from com
pany II IN the Montpelier armory last
night. 19 to 49, A basket by Mccarthy
ii the Inst minute Of the last hall saved
the game for the visitors. The sum
maryi
NOgTuFIELD co. IT
Mccarthy, r {, ..,....-... u e., Paine
I.afrane, l. T. .......... T. 3. Grape
Cheney, G. ........... c., Wilkinson
Kelley. y q t,...t.....th !, Mgelow
Rogers, i A. Y. 4, Burweli
Baskets from floor Mccarthy 4. IN.
fiana, Cheney, Kelley 2, Grape 4, WI
kimsun 5 baskets on fouls Mccarthy 81
boswell A; referee. Harvey; umpire
Hill; time, commute halves,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30

A meeting OF the executive committee
win be held Thursday evening in the
club rooms at O'clock to arrange for
a banquet and presentation of the cup.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
HAS RETURNED HOME.
AIonzo E. Derby Went Away January 8
and Now Turns Up.

Berkshire. Jan. 30.--Alonzo Il. Derby,
who disappeared from home January 8,
has returned to his home In Knowlton,
Quebec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
THREE STRAIGHT FoR LuMpERs.
Had an Easy Time With the Nippers
With the Little Pins.

The candle pin contest at the bowling
alleys last evening resulted in decisive
victory for the Jumpers, they defeating
their opponents, the Nippers, IN every
string BY wide margin. The score;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30

The contest scheduled for tsis evening
il between the Roughers and the CRY
ers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30

ARE w ARMED
That no More Of Their Work
Will Be Allowed in Court
BUT THEY DISOBEY ORDER
Sensation in Thaw Trial This Morning
The Members Of Prisoners Family
Were Not Present at the
Opening Of Court.

New York, Jan. 30.The sensation Of
the Thaw trial this morning was Justice
Fitzgerald's announcement that he would
permit no more sketching or photograph
ing of the principals in the court room.
The sketch artists who were present were
asked to leave.
Before the court opened Evelyn Thaw
and Mae Mckenzie had few minutes
talk with Harry Thaw in the prisoners
pen at the Tombs. The defendants wife
and the chorus girl were The only mem
bers Of the Thaw party in court when
the trial opened, The absence Of the
others proved the reports of new differ
ences between Evelyn Thaw and her
husbands family. From Thaw's man,
ner when He entered the court II was
evident that he was annoyed BY some
thing that his wife had told him in the
Tombs He talked earnestly with his
counsel and then began to read several
letters on lis connseps table before him.
Mrs. Carnegie and Edward Thaw did
not arrive Until after the court had been
4 in session nearly an hour. Khaw greet
ed them with nod. Mrs. Carnegie sat
beside Evelyn Thaw.
| As the examination of talesmen pro.
gresged IL became evident that the ar.
fists were disobeying thr courts orders
and were making sketches Of the jurors
and Others surreptitiously on their cuff
and on cards held In the palms Of their
hands,
"Trne art cannot be suppressed said
one Of them as hc walked away with pie
Itures of All the jurors In his possession.
Tenth Juror Secured
Harry c. Brearley, an advertising
agent, so years old and married. wa
chosen as the tenth Juror. He takes Tbs
place of Harold r. Faire, who was ex
lcused Yesterday When Brearley wa
asked By the defense If lie had any OBJ
lection to insanity as defense TO
crime he said That he had none.
"Mmlld YOU give the defendant ever
reasonable doubt in the question - IN
sanitys" asked Lawyer Gleason 70
H iThaw.
II would
Mr.. Peabody Of counsel for Thaw re
eeived word at noon that Mrs. William
lThaw and the Countess OF yarmouth
were suffering from colds and would no
attend court today unless they felt bet
tier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
Green Race, Trot and Pace.

Hendee Boy (Stevens) .....1 4 /
Heaton Boy (Iord) ..s...2 3
Hawthorne Boy (kelleher) .3 b
Time, half-mile heats, 1;19. lila,
.f.frIE H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30

The standing Of the various teams at
Che close Of the season was as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
2:s0 Gas. TTot md Pace.
2.30 Class, Trot.

Ned Ethan (Slayteu5 "a ? 2 5
Nanuette ,Smithl 4.,2 1 2
Time, half-mile heats, 1;i4, liza,
1.I0Ia, 1915, 1s14ls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-30
JUMPERS.

TotaIs 3s5 409 asl-II45
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
The Cheap-Gas Map of the United States.

a few days ago The Times presented a map Of Great
Britain showing great list of cities in which gas is sold
from 30 to 90 cents per 1000 feet That map aroused
markable interest and today The Times presents
other page like map of the United States showing
Of the cities in which gas is sold at from 60 to 90 cents
all of them less than Washington.
There is story in almost every of a city which
gets gas at honest price. 1t is the story of fight
against monopoly and extortion, just such being
waged by the people of Washington. 1t is the story in
most of years of struggle for justice generally
sulting in compromise rather than decided victory.
The truth is that gas in Washington ought to cost
go cents per 1000 1t could be made good profit
for that figure honest competent thorough expert
qury would prove But it will be made at that figure
if the Gas Monopoys scheme of imitation is carried out
1t will be reduced in price if the business is to be
loaded with the greatest capitalization burden borne by
the gas industry any city In America That viii be the
situation if the Gas Monopoly gets what it wants.
The people of Washington unit in support of this
fight for decent treatment and square deal There is
nothing the matter with public opinion But the people
must make their demand felt by Congress- Individual
work with Congressman and Senator's especially members
of the District Committees, Will be highly effective Every
body who is in position to do anything along this line
should do it. do it at once and do it increasingly. In no
other way the fight be