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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
MARKET LIKE GRAVEYARD
Only a Hall Dozen Stocks We're
scant|Iy Traded In Yesterday,
NO INTEREST DISPLAYED N LIST
Hope Entertained That the Limits Of
Actual countcraction Have Been
Reachcd-No Change lin Railroad
situation--TotaI Sales; Quotations.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 24--There was
hardly enough motive power i'll the
stock market today to cause any de-
fined current In the price movement.
Only about half dozen stocks were
traded in 10 the extent OF more than
few hundred shares. AS far as any
general outside interest in the mar
ket either in the way of speculative
ventures or of investment demand
or of marketing of holdings, the sit
nation was one of profound neglect.
a change i'll conditions which appears
in the countrys trade or demand for
investment Is expected to revive the
action OF the securities movement
Sentiment is not wholly pessimistic in
the financial district in that there is
hopefulness prevalent that the lin
its of the actual contraction In bus
mess has been reached.
Railroad traffic officials had little
change in conditions to report. Slight
increases in movement of merchan-
disc in less than car load lots was
contrasted TO a falling OF In the
frain movement, tho decline in prices
Of grain leading apparently TO lessen
ed offerings. A sharp rebound in
wheat prices also was the result OF
this showing.
The sub-treasury has taken up large
sums from the money market in the
new banking week and the explana-
ton is made that return OF govern
ment deposits has been made by some
of the banks. voluntarily, on account
OF the cheapness of money at the
present time. New York banks also
are making payments to the sub.
treasury oil behalf of interior CORE
spondents for the retirement OF cir
culatiop.
Bonds were heavy and dull. Total
sales. par value, s2,OSO,0OO. United
States bonds were unchanged On call.
Total sales today. $4,000 shares. in
Guiding: Copper 46.2OO; Sugar 900:
Chesapeake &, Ohio 100: Louisville &.
Nashville 100; Norfolk & Western
100; Reading 46.7OO; Southern Rail
way 100: Union Pacific S7,4OO; United
States Steel $4,000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
Suffering and Dollars saved.

L. S. Lopez. of Marllla. N. Y. says:
81 am carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Buokien's Ar
Mica Salve. 1t has saved me suffering
and dollars, 1t It's by far the best
healing salve have ever found"
Heals burns. SORES. ulcers. fever sores,
eczema aud piles. 25c at all drug
Ststa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
OLD TIME PIE SOCIAL.

The ladies OF the First Methodist
Church will hold Pie Social In the
lecture room OF the First Church on
February 2sth. Lunch will be served
from IL to 2 o'clock. and supper from
6 to 10. Done of the special features
OF the Social will be the May Pie. The
public is invited.
2-19-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
w. c. rhompson lndio,d.
lny AAeociated proas.l

AUGUSTA, GA. Feb. ga Sayan.
nah special says: Tho Chatham
county grand jury today returned nine
indictments against w. G. Thompson
Eight OF these allego forgery and tho
ninth alleges emboszlemeut OF S1e :
900. Thompson was secretary and
treasurer OF the Palmer Hardware
Company OF this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
rhe gaes HAMPTON BRIDGE

Mr.. ]. G. Gates. supervising en-
gineer of the Carolina Bridge Con-
struction company. which has tho con.
tract for building the East Hampton
bridge, arrived In Hampton yesterday
and Will immediately begin work on
the structure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
Criminal Code Adopted.
(By Associated Plass.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. "a -
Tho bill to revise the criminal codo
OF tho United States was passed by the
committee of the whole OF the SEN
ate today ans was ordered printed
with amendments SO that IL might BIO
put upon It's passage.
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HAMPTON, PF1OEBUS AND OLD POINT-Co Continued

Hurt, near Kinks Eye. and burned his
barn. He had received warning no.
tice n few weeks ago and had haul
cd his last load of tobacco from tho
harm last week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
AppoInted to west Point.

Mr.. Cleveland Harrison, son OF Col.
onel Harrison, commandant OF Fort
Monroe. has been appointed TO West
Point as a cadet. by Senator Plat, of
Now York. Mr.. Harrison Is now q
student at the Old Point Comfort
College.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
Death Of Mrs. catherIne .cummIns.

Dcath OF Mrs. CathcrIhe CummIns,
Mrs. Catherine CumminB, 80 years
old. well known woman In Phoebus.
died In her home in Mallory street
ut II O'Clock Sunday morning. She
had been Ill several weeks. Funeral
services were hold yesterday after
noon and tn intrmnt WAS made In
Oakland cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25

Historically Staged and costumcd
Is p. d G. 2-23.2 2,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25

Take your prescription TO Hull's
Cut Rate Drug Store. Is-2e-ti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25

Seats on sale for Pygmalion & Gal
latea Mt Johnson's Pharmacy. 2-23-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25

Prescriptions accurately and prop
erly filled at the johnson Pharmacy
by registered pharmacists. Phone
QUA ,---,-.-- .--,--- s-ai-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-25
MIGHT Riders eurn Barn.
(By Associated Presg.

(By Associated Prees.)
MAYFIELD, KY, Feb. 24--News
was received tonight that so night
riders went to the farm Of Brandon
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?. & G. Mr.. SINNERS best effort
223-2t.
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FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-1iOOD PAYING RES
taurant business. with furniture and
fixtures. 60 furnished rooms, 80
bods. dining room and kitchen fur
nlture. Apply to HUB RESTAU-
RANT. corner Hope and Queen Sts.,
Hampton. 2-18-6t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT 10 ROOM RESIDENCE
on Victoria Avenue. Hampton. Com
paretivefy new and modern. Large
lot. Apply TO w. u. LAWSON. Hamp-
ton, Va. Lift.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12
COTTON eInners Threatened.

Mobile, Ala, Nov. 4.--At Jones'
Switch, about 16 miles from Selma,
Howell Bros. are running a gin bust
ness. A Mr.. Southerland also runs a
gin in that section OF the county. Re-
Gently these two ginning places, and
others, were posted with notices ad.
vising that there must be no more cot.
ton ginned until the price had ad-
vanced to 121s cents. The poster was
in the shape OF a written notice, ad.
dressed to the gentlemen who operate
the ginneries, and read as follows:
mo more cotton TO be ginned until
the price Is 121A cents You know
the rest
The signature was a hand drawn in
the bottom Of the small piece of pa
per, pointing toward the warning no
tice. Some Of the ginners say they
will not gin any more cotton until
they have seen further what will be
the outcome Of the letter.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

Dahlonega, Ga, Nov. LAT lo'clocIs
this morning occurred the death of
Colonel w. p. Price at his home here.
William Pierce Price was born In
Dahlonega, Lumpkin county, Georgia,
January 20, 1896.
In May, 1854, he purchased an out
ut for a newspaper, and established
The Southern Enterprise, which pros
pered for nearly forty years. Mean
while he was a student at Furman uni.
versity, dreenville, reading law as OBJ.
portunity permitted, and in 1856 was
admitted to the bar at Charleston, s.
G.
He was among the first to 60 to the
front in 1861, enlisting as orderly ser.
geant in Kershaw's Second South Car
DINA regiment, and participating in
the battles Of Bull Run and Manassas.
Being severely wounded at the battle
of Louisville, September IL. 1861, he
was discharged from service, although
he continued TO perform staff duty
and fill other positions in the army
until the close Of the war
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12
Brothers.ln.Law Quarrel.

Conner, Ga, Nov. 4.--Clifford Ora
ham shot and instantly killed Charles
Griffith in Danielsville this morning.
The men are brothers-in-law and
both married daughters of Colonel
John q. Gordon. They were in the
livery business together.
There we're no eyewitnesses, Ora
ham is in jail. Griffith was said to
have been advancing on Graham with
q brick when he was shot.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 6.--Frank
G. Taylor. Of the revenue service. q
relative Of Judge Thomas G. Jones.
Of the United States court. dropped
dead st his home early today. He
was 81 years old.
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pro- petty Returning.

New York, Nov. 5.--Notice was post
Cd today in the cotton mills Of the
lanes Chadwick G Bro. CO., limited.
u Jersey City, N. j., that beginning
Saturday. the mills would resume op.
Grafton on a full time schedule, The
mills which furnish employment for
200 hands have been on half time
since April. (
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. s.Flames OF
unknown origin at an early hour this
norning destroyed the plant OF the
Nashville saddlery Company. The
building and stock We're entirely de,
stroyed, loss $i25ooo, insurance $685.
600.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

Newark. N. j., Nov 5.---Upon the
announcement Of Taft's election, the
5000 operatives in two great thread
mills in this otty were notified that
full time work would be resumed next
Monday Since last April the mills
have been running on part time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
TO OPERATE
AGAIN ON
HENEy
Is Not Recovering as Fast
as Physicians Had
Expected.

SAN FfsANGlSgO. Nov 1S-
Francis J fGeusYs condition = rs
ported today not 70 ~ as salts
factory ~ his physicians would
Uiah. and Il t. planned "a perform
another operation on him before
nightfall In che hopc IF relieving
his system % the effect 81 Tire
anacsfhetic which vas administer.
"a % him during che operation FOR
the removal 81 the bullet fired BY
Morris Haas.
The prosecutors condition is not
considered grave Ills doctors de-.
clare. however. that only for HE
iron constitution and indomiiablc
spirit. he would have been much
worse Ia the reaction following his
injury.
The secondary operation was per
formed late today The operation
was Of trivial nature and vas fol.
iowed b. no unfavofahle results
Anaeathetica we're not administered.
40 visitors we're allowed % see
the wounded prosecutor Mrs
ncney and Ben Heuey. brother Of
the patient. were with him after the
operation.
MIR. nenoy Is cheerful and gain.
ing strength rapidly. said Ben
Heney after the operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
PLANT
DESTROYED
BY FIRE
Vancouver, B. C., Had a
Disastrous Blaze
This Forenoon.

VANCOUVER. n G.. Nov "a ~
over sIeo. 600 damaEe Waa done and
several firemen narrowly escaped
death early this morning IN a fire
which destroyed the planning mill
and moulding shops of the Royal
city Mills The fire had Eained
great Roadway before being discov-
cred BY the night waiohman. and
famed hy a lisht breeze. threat
oned AZ one time 20 destroy a LARGE
section % Chinatown The Orien
tails were IN panic. and dumped
their household goods out into The
Egresta
The miil " we'll insured. and will
be- rebuilt The excellence If the
fire fighting apparatus and the
water pressure has prompted IAN.
derwriters 10 declare that Insurance
rates will be- reduced In the near
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
IS
TOO SOON
Welded
DOES NOT WAIT TO
GET HIS FINAL
DECREE.
r. w. ]. Theobald Arrest
ed for Violation of
State Law.

Alleging that X W J Theobald
has dlsobcyed the statute Of the
state and the special order Of the
court BY remarrying within two
days after securing q divorce. Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney John ".
Perry secured a bench warrant for
Theohald In Judge Fraters court
THIS morning The warrant against
Theohald IL the first one ever ia-
sued IN this state FOR this offonae
The AFFIDAVIT Ia the case states
that ThsOhaid secured a divorce ia
the superior court Of King county
on Sept &c OF this year. the decree
specifying that the plaintiff should
not marry again until after six
months should elapse On Sept 2s
It e. stated Theobaid married Miss
Frances Howard Tappan AZ Victoria
- c. Miss Tappan IL the daughter
Of a prominent family 81 Santa Bar
bara. Cal
Thaobaid was married ip his for
mer wife In 1854. and IN his divorce
complaint he alleged that she IN.
herited $40 900 Ia 1904. after which
she seemed 10 grow cold toward
him Most 81 the property was lost
IN the San Francisco earthquake.
soon after which Theobaid came 70
Seattle.
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ON
DEATH OF
HAAS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov a.
Further action against the police
officers who refused 30 permit spe
eial Agent W. ,. Burns, of the graft
prosecution. 10 sec Morris Haas. Is
being planned today By District AZ.
torney Langdon. following the yer.
diet Of the coroner's jury late Yes.
terday IN the Haas inquest Ia which
the police were cenaurcd.
The verdict. after finding per
functorily that Haas shot himself
reads
I'VE further find from the numer.
GUS witnesses examined that gross
negligence and Incompetence were
shown by the police officials hay
ing In charge the searching bf the
prisoner. Morris Haas, making II
possible for the small derringor 70
remain secrotcd on his person.
I'VE also find that there has been
a strong feeling OF animosity en-.
gendcrrd between the police de.
partmont and the district attorneys
office. which ia 10 be- deplored n
the present crisis"
Tho verdict closes with "a recon.
mendation that The mayor should
investigate and right The condition
apparent
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Do
TERRIFIC
FIRING
MAKE GREAT SHOW
IN PRACTICE AT
MANILA.
Men to Be Allowed on
Shore From Thurs
day to Sunday.
tsY n. Lee cLoTwoRTHY.)
staff Correspondent Of the United
Press.

AhN ~ Ltt Clio WOrF hn.l
staff Correspondent, Of the United
Press.
MANILA. Nov. 2f-Experts stat.
ed today that no ship now afloat
could remain afloat five minutes
under the terrific firing shown By
the American gunners IN the battle
practice here today The shooting
Is uneQualcd. and Is the best ever
done by the navy
Much satisfaction Is being ex.
pressed by the officers. and the gen
eral results OF the practice are a
source OF qualification 20 all con.
ccrncd
The people here attribute the or.
der allowing the men ~ the fleet
shore leave from Thursday 20 sun
day 10 Presidcntolect Taft II is
understood that when the appeals
were made 90 the government mes
saEes were also sent 90 Taft ask.
INK him 20 intorcedc Ia behalf of
Manila, and explaining that the IN.
tire OF the city was being endan.
gored by the action OF Rear Admiral
sporry.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the entertainment OF the
men when they come ashore. aud
the long deferred celebration viii
be INDUCED IN by all the men
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LITTLE ROCK. Nov 24-More
than a scofe Of lives were lost and
many persons we're injured ia a
tornado which swept the north.
Western section Of thia state late
yesterday. demoiishins several
towns and raEing vast tracts II
timber The section reported
atormawept Is removed from both
telegraph and railroads. aud details
aud confirmation u many of the
reports are lacking.
The tornado. approaching from
the southwest. crossed the ArkAn-
sAH river several miles south Of
The settlement ~ Piney aud pro.
eeeded "a a uoriheasteriy direction
Il swept through the towns Of Lon.
don. Woiiervilie. Jeahro. r. Lodi.
Louisville. Patterson aud Berry
vile and outlying portions of Nal.
berry. either completely wrecklng
or laying waste the larger part az
these places and destroying timber
aud crops throughout the interme-
date country.
Town Demolished.
Al pinoy. II Is said. twelve per.
sons werc killed and a number 10.
jured Practically the entire set.
llcmsnt Was demolished.
A. London three are reported 20
have lost their lives. and consider
able damage 90 property WAS done
Wcilerville and Joshro are re
ported destroyed. several fatalities
having occurred IN each place.
III the vicinity Of Mulberry the
death roll IL placed az seven
Al Hcrryville one woman, Mrs
J. q. Hoakina. was seriously ia.
inred and several persons suffered
Lesser hurts A path 100 yards
wide was cut through the town. SIX
buildings wrecked and a number
damaged Prom the outlying di-
tricts considerable damage TO prop.
erty - reported. but no loss Of life.
Three buildings were destroyed
az Lodi and one woman was sc
riously hurt.
Adviccs from Lewisvilie. In the
western portion Of la Fayette
county. report the destruction OF
several buildings. Considerable
damage 20 property as well as in-
jury 20 a number Of persons Is re
ported from Palmos In response
20 nm appeal for aid from Piney
relief party LEI, Knoxville. Ark.
late last night for that place.
The tornado swept through
a section OF country two miles vide
and seventy miles long The force
OF the storm Was the greatest IN
the vicinity % Ozark. Ark. and
the small town OF Cravens. four
miles west. was completely de-
stroyed Four persons we're killed
and three fatally injured
The dead Mr. and Mrs John
RuHcn. two children.
A grocery store IN which several
persons had taken refuge was
blown to pieces aud all Of the oc-
cupauts We're more or less injured.
Eight persons three men. two
women and three children ARE re-.
ported missing Ia Craveus
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gSONE ONE HAS SHOT NE; TELL
Mother AND BROTHER GOODBY"
1CTM OF HIDDEN HUNTER SENDS THIS MESSAGE OF FAREWELL
DESP0NDENT BAKER ENDS
HIS LIFE WITH A BULLET

fore o'clock young man driving
a team reported Ia Patroimen Bai.
lard and Wright that the body was
itinF Ia the alley. Deputy Coroner
John Houeycuti. after examining
the body. ordered Il removed 10
the undertaking establishment Of
the honney Watson Go.
0fenBga Tor the past five years
has roomed at alia Seventh nv.
lie leaves wife and six children
at Maple Valley. this state. he had
been divorced from his wife for
several yeerg lie has married
daughter living IN Tacoma. who
has been notified of bis death
No funeral arrangements viii be
made until the arrival Of the dhugh-
ter When searched no money was
found on OrennuH Il IL thought
that he was Respondent.
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WONDERING
Who VIII Be Selected
Chairman of Taffs
Inauguration?

WASHINGTON, Nov 24.-poli-
ticians are waxing expeetantly TO.
day TO see whether the prediction
is true that Lieut. Gen Henry G.
Corbin a. 9. A., retired, viii be So
lected chairman Of the inauguration
committee Tho prediction followed
the announcement that Mrs Corhin
contributed $4,000 to the scpishli-
can campaign fund The chairman.
ship is much-sought prize. hut
Il rarely goes outside OF the dis.
trict
The inaugural chairman has a
long list OF appointments and "a
myriad OF social distinctions 10 be.
stow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
WANTS CITY TO
PAY DAMAGES

A complaint asking for damages
of $4,000 against the city Of Seat.
Tie was filed this morning by M.
Y Wight and Dora r.. Wight In
rhe superior court II ls alleged by
the complaiu0nts that, since lAyiHw
ont by thom OF Wlghts Scenic 40.
dition In 1906, the city has lalG cost
and extended Lakovicw av. past
their property IN such a way as to
cut down the grade about so feet
aud render their property inaocess-
ihie from the street This IL IS al
legged has been done without any
condemnation proceedings being in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
MOTORMAN is
LEFT FORTUNE

BELLlNGHAM. Nov 23-W q.
Van Houteu. a pioneer street car
moiorman ~ South Rockingham. has
received advioes from bis mother.
Mrs Marguerite Thompson ~ New
York city. that his uncle. Walter
Van H0uten 81 New York. died sud
denly last week and left fortune
~ f7s 500 10 be divided among ak
heirs. ~ which the local man is one
Upon receiving the nowa Van iiOu.
ten began Immediately 10 make
preparations to 70 east 20 look after
BIS lntefegfs. and Will start for New
York December 2.
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1870
aDS FOR EASTER
HATS. CONFISCATED

n s .a., stuffed birds Of ar
tsRs.s,,ssallea destined Tor mi.
~, bonnet. YESTERDAY suf
isesa (. isie Game Warden
II l ,.ss u, birds IN the posses
IA e,r el'lon & Go. on second
81 INDICATED ' them The ben.
liS !, ''le1sea & from $40 To-
M, s%iti8nai for oach
as y, o''l AK me court fSr
ny q washington 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Franz Crennus Uses q
Small Caliber Weapon
TO Kill Himself.

With a bullet hole In the right
temple. the body OF Franz urennua.
baker IS years old. was found
lylng ia a pool Of blood IN the al
ley on Pine st. between Third and
Fourth avs AZ the rear ~ the he.
attic Empire LAUNDRY, SHORTLY be.
fore 7 o'clock this morning
II ~ believed that Grennna ended
his life about o'clock this morn
Ing Al that hour W. n Pugsley
night Waterman at the Seattle I'm.
piFe laundry. says he heard the 70.
port of a sun. A few minutes be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
KILL Nv
CA VEIN

SAN ANDREAs. Cal, Nov a.
Henry W. Chapman. prominent
mining promoter Of THIS state. was
caught By a cave-in In the Chap.
man mine. half a mile from this
town. twenty-five men working IN
RELAYS ON the cayedin ground
found the body after seven hours
work. but life was extinct Tho
deceased leaves relatives In Oak.
land. where intermeut will take
place. The c0r0uer's jury exoner.
ated the management Of the mine
froiA bAme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Twenfy-fiVe candidates were
pasHed 81 enc state board Of dental
examiners out of 70 class of a.
yesterday. Among Tho successful
men are Leslie ~ A. HDoey. Se-
attic. 81 j. STRANGE. Seattle.
Charles $ Hines. Seattle. John
HRaHharK. Seattle. Arthur Trua-
uft Mcmillan. Ballard; O. a..
GffHham Seattiei Leslie Arthur
Lupt0n Seattle. Norman +. pa
Fies. Seattle, Frank H. Warren, See
attic
80
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NEGRO LYNcHEo.

CHARLESTOWN, s. c.. Nov. "a
Jim. Gilmore. negro. was taken
from the guard house in Luray, a
small tom In Hampton county. this
state early today and lynohef Gil
NOS had attacked one OF the daugh,
ters OF his employer A. C.. Fits.
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Tho committee Is evidently 81
the opinion that II g. matter
which which affects "the honor OF
the profession. and that this Ia
paramount. overlooking the fact
that the state 81 Washington is
quite interested In knowing whoth.
er not there Ere yenal Judges on
the bench % the supreme court or
ID state
Il vas NOT definitely decided this
morning whether or not the soa
lions would continue 20 be- oxecui
tive. but Mr. Powell said that for
the time being the representatives
~ the press would not be admitted
Just Whist the committee can ac.
compiish IN the way u reaaaurlug
public opinion IS not obvious AZ this
time Without The power 20 secure
needed testimony n II - reluctant
aud behind closed doors. its DELHI.
eraiious can hardly have any Sc
rious effect