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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
MIR. NADEAU'S JUDGMENT WAS
VERY POOR ON ONE CCCh SION


OF all the brlght minds connected
with the official management Of the
Alaska Yukon.pacine exposition
none are considered 40 capable Of
better Judgment than that display.
ed BY Director General Ira A.
NadeHu
This general good opinion Of him
came very near receiving severe
setback last summer, when he aud
President ChllhofE were in Alaska
drumming w business and exhibits
for the fair 1t 10 prubable that Mr.
Nadeau'a friends have again rein.
stated him In their good gfacea, but
for while hls reputation for using
goad judgment trembied in the bal
Hnee
Naturally Tho two meH were
dined. hauqnoted and entertained
uHtil No seemed 10 De just one Ions
aweet smile mingled with dainty
delicaeloa and refreshing Liquids
one nisht during q reception some.
thins happened that was 50 unes
peeied that Tor a moment visitors
and hosts Wutu equally taken abach
Nj Nadoan was Introduced To big
hurry Miner who snld. Yea. I've
met Nj Nudcau before but seem.
ed very distant In his mannef.
Saw the Joke,
u always contended. he finally
said. that WIS SAFE. and san
think 90. despite the fact that you
called me out"
Mf Nadoau knew not what 90
thiuk. but scclug d slight twinkle
In the eye Of the speaker. be Dc.
elded that thorr was a Joke In the
afr pnn>yherc, and consequently
fumainfd quiet
Don't sou remember that game
II baseball you umpifed down IN
san Francisco twenty odd years
aEu. when you gave decision AZ
the home plate that meaut victory
or a tied score Tor the losins teamf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

"fca came from the astonished
director general
Well ! ain that man whom yau
called nai. and / Was safe a mic
Sow. wsanal II be asked. with ex.
tended hand
You bet you worr came the an
awef. quick as a flash
And then they presumably had
another
All Know Him.
Il is not a. a baseball umpire
that Ira A Nadeau hau bceumo a
shining light In our midst hut AH
a railroad man As general agent
OF The Northern Pacific railroad fuf
tho last 90 yeara be- has come in
contact with ever business man hi
tho city Al fiut In 1880 be was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

made general agent Of tie operating
department. and three yeafH laiUr
vas put 10 I'm rhaffe at the com
nanya affairs Ia Seattle
&c was Ia 1855 that the siofk hoy.
cred over the NaduaH household IN
Annfoe. Mich. Just a half century
aad one year agn0
Since then Monroe has had many
chanees 10 pride herself on hclug
the birthplace OF renowned lndl.
giiunl. and they ana naW threaten.
Ing 70 all come 20 Seattle 10 a prl-
Yate car and see what one Of their
inNnsmen has done
lie has worked hard and ehorEei.
lealiy. and 10 bin is credit due for
HHty u tho excellent features Of
the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Tho mechanism IN Tired watch
seems TO BE- IN perfect condition.
but Il Just won't work The fact Is
that long aud faithful service has
thrown Il slightly ont Of adinat
ment In perhaps q dozen different
places scgapinK and cleaning and
ruadjustine a line watch are the
worst things that could 10 done u
A months rest vill. instead. cause
the works slowly 10 readiasi them
selves. sad a. the end ot that time
after careful citing the watch will
Eo as chseffuliy ~ eyer"-frum
TitHits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

WHAT is A HAVANA eioARf
What Ia a Havana eikari The
london sessions jury fseeutly up.
ti.iara 10 have heen Of opinion that
a eisar made 10 England u Ia.
yaua tobacco cannot rightly 70 De-
called Ana George Augustus anla.
who know Nv much about smoking
- most people, and had studied
caiAn cigar making on The spot
once SGT forth that three kinds "
.eiufa came from Havana itself
Pint genuine Havana made o. 10.
haee0 grown. cured and rolled 10
tho island u Cuba seeund. cignfa
composed inside II Emitted States
Of Earupean tobacco imported Into
Cuba. With an outside srapper Of
Havana leaf. third cigars brought
ready made from Europe. mostly
from Bremen and Switzerland. and
ieastparied from HsFana 70 Eu.
rope. where ih~ pay duiY and are
snid 10 the uuwarY as iiafAnHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

the square below. Many screened
their eyes from tho cold sleet which
beat against their faces, The even
Ing papers vonld tell Of the daring
climb Of stoeplo Jack
The man on The flagstaff was
rude philosopher. He knew that
many would look upon him a.
hero, although y human life was
needlessly in peril. The performer
had obtained a permit 10 adjust tho
ropes on the mast Some 1f tho
leading sporting men about town
had made up purse for hia bene-
az By imperillng bis life for
lev minutes be- could live a month
at the best hotels. and do nothing
but lounge about He WAS satisfy.
Ing a craving which had aigaya en-.
listed IN humanity He WA a mata.
dofe in q different costume. a Spy
In tAe enemys country a detective
rounding ~ a desperate character
a lion tanner; a tiEhtfope walker. a
circus performer. n miner earring a
load u dynamite. a man shaking
dice with death.
His act dld not appeal to all
There were men crossing the
square who dld not raise their eyes.
They were busy with the problems
! Of everyday life. There we're 9th.
ers who only east n quick glance at
the daredevil and qulckehed their
pace For them the act afforded
neither pleasure nor entertainment
A cheer went up from the by
standors below. The acrobat was
leaning FAR out How the pole bent
under hia weight What II n
should breakl The people held
their breath Many heads disap.
peared from the windows which
faeed the square. Then the hero
drew from his pocket a flag and
Haunted u 10 tho breeze There
vas another cheer from below II
sounded sweet 10 hla ears lIc
would DO greater things.
He hung BY one foot, head down.
ward Then be made his way FAR
Their up the staff He would sit on
the ball At the top Of the pole The
camera would show him in this 20.
sltion IN tho papers. Another city
would talk about him. He bad
travelled from coast TO coast. and
hia name was known In every town
In the land. As he sat on the ball
he dreamed OF tho curious crowd
which would surround him when be
reached The eafth Ho would take
week on at least, and attend tho
lbest plnces Of Amusement and
smoke the choicest cigars.
Though warmly clad the cold was
having TO- effect His teeth chat
tered. His hands were becoming
numb His limbs trembled Tho
staff was strong. howeyer-stfong
ar than the people suspected, and
the hemp roDo had ulthatood many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

do this. then Why dQnldni L char
ter special trains TO hfinE visitors
herai
II one then asked. n a taxpayer
got 20 brREenlY pHesumptBaua as
to ask where Is the iimitf be
mieht BE- told AZ such a point of
outlay a. will insure a balance auf,
fleient for tho SALARY let af tho
hafd.workcd exposition offeihla"
Truly vo are coming 20 have a
very fatherly municipal govern.
mant. and n all fathers resolved
as much cash from the children 10
run the household they might be-
AZ lavish ~ Is our city IN buyiug
boSwoWA 8 ROSS PARKER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Genius frequently knovs ne pay
4 good guesssr boasts Of his In
tuition
Il u possible fof mo Thermometer
20 haya late fall sven Va the spting
a sas hlii ruus ~ % quickly
because Il has more feet inan a cen
tipedo.
The haiel eltfk can aiNaYa fiat.
isr 40 Ola maid b. aasiEuing her
TO suite
l. Il possible for o. fellow 60 Be a
lad esg and al TIC Same tins be too
froshi
A frivolous nid wumaH always re-
ulnda 20 OF an ai3 cat trying 70 be
hiiteuiah.
some boys aspire 10 wealth and
some 60 fame. and some combine
both b. hszoming baseball players
Hiohhs-whY 80 poets afwasH
.pssk Of spflHe b. ihc feminine sea-
siobba-i suppose because che /.
usually late
'HFather. asked tho youthful seek.
n after knawiedEe. what % dea-
potr
"a despot replied tho enlisbien-
"a parent "a aesnoi ls well ice
aanethinf like hired Eifl
The man with the hlFh bat was
passing saloon when "a ruat Of
Wind came alanf. Hello" afffalfa-
htrh hat2rn SLOW fou m
VIE, 4.eaf ,.t,t .es,,,s r,..f..it,.
-. 49, ~ s,a ,,s,tr ~, '' ~,
~. go - "''' ""'P i's'
maas ~ w Nv e'sssie. ~
XXX -. - "''N' h'ss'f
"" '' s'''
TIE hlsh roller gathers mo- moss
To make long story ahori=the
blue pencil
They admire each athor'a clothes
tho woman who prefora dot1fnri h
atvieH
II you want 70 know how ola
,vntuan FeafiV b arN her dl4rssf
friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
WATCHES GROW TIRED.

Z suppose. said the watch.
maker to a friend who had Just
handed him his watch for repairs,
you do not know that watches.
Ike human beings. sometimes don't
go for the very reason that they
are ired out and need resting
Sometimes a watch Is brought to
me which Is an right Nothing
about It b out Of order. and It Is
fairly clean. When they become
sniky and refuse 10 run. except BY
fits and starts. the hest thing TO do
Is TO lay them aside for \ good rest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

II can be put down as an alb
selate certainty that il person
abstains from food long enough,
physical suffering will end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
RABBI BLAMES RICH
MEN FOR POVERTY

YORK z5-ft the fault Of the man that
his despite what Chancellor Day Of Syracuse unive
opinion Rabbi Stephen Wse q The Free Sym
facing
like that ia India II he continued strikes and agitation
Rabbi Wise took occasion In recent 10 tell what he
thinks s the matter with the Its the rh man. be
thinks and he outlined his views mmisakabie manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

Having started the legislature.
Gov. Hay now has an interesting
problem on his hands In getting it
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

II nothing else. the Gould trial
has proven whit HAIRS men and
women may be when put on their
meiiie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

10 II | should propose 10 yap..
what would he Tho 'ouitdmdf
She That would depegd. agseiY
ing Telegram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25
@ % % THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE x

NJ mail. out ~ clty-i feHr. en-
o mHnths, eihNi month she,
Infrrsd NJ seattle, wash, post
sfilHr, as sreoad-riass matter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

aealas ffsaasaiiY kaosl no pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

spenddy made and full Of Style coats semGng single breast
ed trimmed with self straps ppngs and fancy buttons skirts tai
eoed materials serges panamas, worsted plain e9 rose
resed Copenhagen hunters green CASTOR shepherd checks light
stripes and fancy mixtures. second rlor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

4 frivolous old woman always re-
minda "a OF an ai3 cat trying 70 be
hitteuian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

n II ia really true that sucker
10 born every minute n Il time to
stop the clock Dallas News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-25

some boys aspire 10 wealth and
some 60 fame. ana some rombiue
both b. hfaumiuf baseball plHFefH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
]. s. SENATE
IS GIVE N
A SCARE

Washington. Feb. i7-The Senate
earned today that II had recently un'
lergone so narrow an escape from
breaking ali precedenis and extending
ae floor privilege Of the august cham.
ar to two women that many of the
id members gaepeG
lt appears The House thcuehtle sly
passed JOINT resolution extending
The .hanks and appreciation OF Con.
sress to MIS- Rassel SAGE and MISS
Anna nartleii Warner for the gitt o.
Constitution island.
The adoption OF this language. ~
appears. would have carried wlIh u
an extension os lhe hCor privilege 81
both houses 10 lhe women aameC. She
discovery 0f this fact Was, slnp-lafly
enough. made by q woman, MIS-. LEO
na #. Wells. one oi tae clerks oi
The Committee on Military aflairs Tne
senator ia charge ul the bin remedied
the ailuatlon w havIag iac word
thanks changed to gratitude
Che conference Fepcrt au the bil
was made To the senate today aau
then the story came OUT ant many
Sere the expressions Of appreciation
~ Mre Wells quiqek wilt which hl1
ltyed the e1uer House from 30 terri
lle e catastrophe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
CASE OF YOUNG GIRL
AGAINST SHAWNEE y
FINALLY ON TRIAL

Special to the Daily Leader.
Shawnee. Okla, eb l7.--The May
Sears ease. IN which May sears by
her next friend. sues the city OF shaw.
nee FOR S20.0oo damages. for injuries
received from coming IN contact With
a live wire at street crossing ave
years ago. has finally come 20 trial
b the district court after many de-
lays
May Sears. q Young girl while pass.
ing along the public street IN shaw.
nee. was drawn upon a guy ylre OF the
shawnee Electric Lightning company,
he wire being charged from a dlstrib.
iting wire overhead. The girl suf.
cred horrible dishguring burns and
or mind was also affected by the
ihOck Suits against the lighting com.
many resulted IN Judgment Of &c..
$40 for the plaintiff The lighting com.
pany had, h0wevet. IN the meantime
zone into the hai,ds o. receiver and
/ he Judgment could not be- collected
ult against The city followed. on the
heory that the city was liable for
he condition Of the wiring. which, II
4 alleged. had been IN defective con.
iiiion for number OF years.
The case ID attracting widespread
interest The plalnilfil Is represented
~ Judge J II. Woods aud standard
Vail a Ennis. and the city by p O.
'assdy ana " N Engarl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
JUDGE COTTERAL ASSIGNS
CASES FOR MARCH TERM
United States Court VIII Be
Held al Oklahoma City Be-
ginning March First

Judge Reed sitting for Judge Cot
teral IN the United States circuit
court dismissed the demurrer 10 Gov
arnor Haskels amended answer e
the original petition III tho suit
brought by Coruellous Loder ol New
York City for judgment against the
governor Tor s40,U00 on au alleged
note given oihe Illinois Steel com.
pany ~lme was given the plaintiiff
10 ilc q motion 10 strike out portions
of the amended answer 70 which
they wguccessfully demurred
Gulne Railroad Company
The case Of e. A. Duff vs., the Rock
Island Railroad company Is helne
tried to jury In the United States
district court toiay The case comes
from Klowa county The plaintiff
seeks to reco7er 10000 DAMAGES fol
the death of his little boy WIN, was
run over and Killed by a train.
Announced March Term
Judge Colleral announces that the
regular March term Of the United
States circuit and district courts will
convene t.t Oklahoma City on Mon
aay March I at b. m when all mo.
tlon ana 0emurrers win be taken up
The regular trial of cases Will pegiu
on Thursday March 4 ct 10 8. nj.
The Assignments oi cases Is as fol-
lows
Continued on Page Glghe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

JOINTISTS
RAIDED

Williensbrrg. lgya Feb n The
lind Tiger Keepers who have been
Wadlng arrest by teehnlcalllles Of th
ew on The acknowledgements border
lne In Whitley county we're brokei
p m,d captured early today shef
n w d crowley with sevea deputies
ionnty Attorney steely END private
detectives, made the raid, capturing
ourteen white men, three wamen and
hree negroes
The detectives had been purchasing
liquor On the xenineky SIDE from sew
rial Of lhose captured .or some time
Pistols we're 0rawn and a bloody rlni
4aR narrowly ayertes. The blind i
ers have q uaiional reputation. The
buildings being hhlf ln Tennessee and
ulf III kentucky. with counters rem
ling parallel with the state line
The keepers. mans of whom have
rown immensely wealthy. sell Ten
iessee people whisky from thc ken
ucky side. while the Kentucky people
hey sell from the Tennessee side,
hereby cvaflng preeusaes og either
tate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS
FOR COUNTRY LIF {
Convention HERE

State superintendent E D. Cameron
has received responses from several Of
The Invitations sent TO leading educa.
tors IN the Southwest 10 meet here on
March iotn 70 hold country lie con.
genllon
Stale Superintendent 7. II. Harris
u Louisiana wires that he with fifteen
oading educators Of has state viii
be present and states superintendent
f. D. crutls Of Texas states that he
wlll be here with party Of educators
from the Lone star state
Governor Geo. W Donaghy Of Ar.
xsnsas signifies his Intention OF being
reson, a leading educator Of the
chicago university has written for the
privilege of attending The meeting
tate superintendent h. Fairchlld. OF
KANSAS. states that no viii be IN at.
tendance II the legislature does moi
lcialn him State superintendent
'amefon has sent Invitations TO COVER.
ors. state eupcrntendenis and city
uperntendenis Of Texas. New Mex
leo, Ilouslan Arkansas. Missouri and
lansas Two hundred delegates or
more are exDecied 10 be in attend.
nee. Addresses win be made by the
eading educators of the country on
hs country life problem Among the
}klah0ma speakers win he Governor
Haskell President j. n Connors ot
he siaie board of agriculture preal
lent Evans Of The state university
and state superintendent Cameron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
WQMEN PLEAD THEIR CAUSE

10 strike on The word male end
lana neflrlt The w6men of he aleie 70
receive equal shnraga
Ai tha meeting last night Mrs. M.
n Garter, OF Guthrie, wee president
% ihe Oklahoma Woman's Snnf0ge
ass0elaiion. pfeslled.
Mrs. w F lEhoades. Of Guthrie
showed that taxation without fepre
sentalion II lyfannx as m1len i0dag ~
n was IA tha days when She ssms
'yexed question brought Oh the Reyoip
llonafy waf
Mrs AadInston. of hrdmore. pre-
sentad a alrunR argument against ger
millIng al eloasea o. men sc eeie
while women oi however great insel
lleenee we're deprived O. that right
Mrs, NJ 4 Morrison Of cleveland
spoke on Tie necessity 0f the baslOl
as q safeguard % The home
tn address that wss uet only nnlaut
but powerful was that ol Alfs 1 81
Harris oI Chlckasha, who spoke n
Continued QH Page Hlxe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
PRETTY LITTLE WOMAN
IN GREEN LEADS APPLAUSE
When Vote is Announced Pro.
claiming ChICkashs The
Winner

The FIRST Of The public buildings
fights Is over al least so far AIS The
house Is concerned. and II the house
sentiment as recorded by the vote
lhis morning, Is carried cut. the state
Industrial school for girls win Be To-.
Gated at the city OF Chickasha, "a
the county OF Grady
There was hush Of expectancy
nom the house and The wall-hllcd gal.
lerles when Glover moved 10 tlke un
House Bill no. Z by himself aud Ire
ton, which provides for the location
Of the school al thGt pOint
Whan the bin wns recently eonsid
ored IN Che committee Of the wh0le.
the committee recommended It for
pessaga The report was adopted
anl the usual 'cinch' motion carrie
90 reconsider and lay that motion
on the table This morning oppon
eats of the BIN got busy with parlia
meniary devices 60 delay the bin
Some one msde q motion 60 recon
slider 0nd recommit 10 the committee
of ne whpla 0urant and Jones' n
once declared sals was out Of order
and impossible under the former &C
ton ol re honse. Tho only motion
that c0ull be entertained was one C
rseommit To the committee on public
buildings Whayne made such q mo
tlon. but later withdrew IL
TliiossoH Wanted Fostponement
Till0tson desired to POSTPONE all
pabhc building bills until 1850 10
rlght and then take un those matter
exclusively Others desired % nghl
4 oui right now and MeCalla asked
that the lllctson motion De tabled
Tine vote on this stood f6 10 49, ana
tBa chair declared u lost Finally
roli cali was demanded and and thr
Tlllolson motion was tablei by o.
vote OF So 10 l0 This was the hrsl
advantage won hy Inc lrlonds OF
chiekasha
aen Harrison who was 0ceupyine
thp chair in The absence Of Speaker
Wilson announced that the bin had
been engresseA and was now Up ior
naal passage One hour wns allowed
fer discussion and Gilmer. of Ard
more amilingiY announced that he
Continued on Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
COUNCILMAN APPEALS
FROM VERDICT IN
ASSAULT CASE

City Councilman N. l.. Morris WAS
found guilty Of he charge Of assault
md battery upon Che person u c0un.
ellmanG A. Holler at the ave O'Clock
session Of police court Tuesday after.
noon and was fined SO aud costs BY
Police Judge J. j. Roles. from which
judgment he today took an appeal 10
ihe supreme court Morrison alleges
that Il was not assault and battery,
claiming he merely touched Holler
during a heated discussion. The evi.
dcnce introduced At the trial showed
that Morrison had used profane Ian.
guage and slapped Holler twice on the
check. Councllmen Spurlock, Fairfield
and Eaber Witnessed the alleged fight
whlca occurred last Wednesday The
AFFAIR arose over the construction el
the West Side main sanitary sewer IN
he rear of Morrls0ns properly at
alevenlh aud Warner avenues Hol
Ter and others alleged that the speci
lcallons We're not being carried out
ind that ohanges we're being made
" the contractor ihsi would benefit
Morrlsons property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
SENATOR YEAGER AGAIN
IN ACCUSTOMED SEAT
Victim Of Gas Funs Tragedy
Warmly GTssisd BY COL
leagues and Galleries

Woman's suffrage went 20 defeat ~
the senate lhIs morning which WITH re.
suit tn no submission Of the question
by referendum TO the vote Of the eil.
izena Of Oklahoma until 1911 at leas
Upon The converting Of The senate
ihis morning the committee on prlyl
lcges and elections, which has had
ander consideration Senate Joint Res
aiuilon TO. q by Yeagcr. calling ior
submission Of ihe Quesll0n " Vote
Of the people, reported that lt do not
pass, The committee has given iuil
hearings 70 the cause before taking
anal action senator yeaser hueed
TO amend the repori W changlns eg
NOT to "Goe which lost ay vae ss
2i to 10
TayIor Aided
The Yeager BIN for recall was alHc
reported out Of his eummltteo DO ncl
pass. but Taylor presented d minority
report, and made 10 strong a stand Tor
The zalnoflty adoption That Il waa lu
possible 10 SECURE hnai aeti0n un 4Na
measure 1t The morning session.
Cunningham IN action.
Cunningham maaa deiHflnlnea end
prolonged light against the iea btu
Tor clerks Of the aupgeme and court oi
appeals The clerks and aa ntenosfaph
rs under thls Uiil. afe paid apet
aet salary, and the fees are the prop.
erly Of The state Cunningham Co.
Jared thia measure rsseht pay la pro
M 70 the state rs mueh az s2gaNU
annually. certainly not lesa than
$4,000. re declared those who vent
un record Tor lhe hll would dud y.e
ghost lurking behind each ballot lcr
decade aud that the ON Is the
worst ever alTared II an Oklahoma lge
islaiufo The Logan county senator
displayed good aehtng laetlca bat
lhe majority organization touched
spurs 10 Che measure end sueeded
o through all The channels required
and passed it. although he scpahg Az
hard on the, last as the arBs seeilce
Ot the bill.
1omlaittee Mu,Gefs.
Ihe standing committees ui tas ssn,
ate are now racing wiih the house On
leath sentences 10 the measures they
ilaagrpe with, and litllo mercy Is sti.
denoed when The Knife d daappf0v
NEE starts 20 iall
Senators eaucurasa
Only short session sas held thls
forenoon which was followed IS
caucus Of the Democratic members
resolution introduced by aeHal0f
franklin endorsing the Davis BIN now
lending before eongfeas which pro.
poses % give aid No the secondary
agricultural schools III the various
states as 20 partial maInienanee by
1.-THE government waH paaapd by nnnn
I in0Hs vote