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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07
'WM. GlASMANN TO
HEAD THE TICKET
This Afternoon by the Convention in Session in the Court
House-Platfom Promises Administration Such as
That of the Last Republican.

sitioD. Further remarks we're inter
rupted by tho chairman,
The nominations were ordered clos
ed and the result Of the ballot was az
follows:
Farr. lO6; Robinaon, "a
Those placed In nomination for
mayor were Dr. Coulter, James S. Car
yer and William Glasmansn.
On the first ballot the vote was,
GlaSmann corvor CO,IItar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07
MurPhys s Speech.


tremendous outburSt of applause
broke over the convention when the
name OF William Glasmann for mayor
was presented by Judge John D, Muir
ply. and the applause was prolonged
and vigorous,
In naming Mr. Gasmann. Judge Muir
ply said. In part, that he did not have
any personal feeling IN the matter
but that 1t seemed TO him that the Re
publican party had reached a point
where prudence and good judgment
should be shown and that the dele
gates should reason together and
name man who is not doomed for
defeat
He stated that eight years ago he
placed his candidate before the Repub-
lican convention for the nomination
of mayor. and that despite the fighting
backbltlng and knocking of some of
the members of the party, he was
elected Two years later he stated
that he placed the name of the same
man In nomination. and that he was
elected by 700 majority. He said that
the Republican party In this city had
been in the wilderness long enough to
realize that they should select a man
who would lead them TO victory, and
that man is william GlaSmann.
Tho convention was still in session
when the Standard went TO press.
Is In Salt Lake.
Mr., Glasmann is In Salt Lake today
and could not be located over the
phone, and therefore. no expression
could be obtained from him as to the
nomination
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07

on interviews yesterday the officials
of the local state banks indicated tbo,
the banks would resist the efforts Of
the state banking board to collect the
assessment
The assessment has been levied 10
roplenish the guaranty fund now be-
ing used TO re-establish the Columbia
Bank Trust company of Oklahoma
City
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

WM. GLASMANN. Mayor.
CARL ALLISON. Recorder
THOS. B FARR, Treasurer.
JOHN D. MURPHY, Judge.
MRS. FLORENCE STAN
FORD, Auditor.
J. II. DE VINE. Attorney.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07
Recorder.

WTHT .
Upon motion OF Charles Rapp and
seconded by Richard Taylor the NOM
ination OF Carl Allison was made un-
auimous-
Farr For Treasurer.
For city treasurer. George NJ. Han
son named Thomas B. Farr. the pres
ent incumbent. and Fred Dalton nom
lnnted Robert VI Robinson.
In secondinG the nomination Of
Thomas B. Farr. c. s Rapp said: II
want TO second the nomination OF Tom
Farr. because he is on the slate and
anyhow ! want to second tho nomlna-
ton" This remark WAS greeted with
laughter. but George Halverson arose
and said that FAIR WAS not on the
slate, but was the right man for the pO-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07
Glasmann. Carver. Coulter
Total
Made Unanimous.

Made UnanImou6.
motion to 9lake unanimous the
choice of the convention for mayor
prevailed, and great enthusiasm fol-
lowed, the delegates cheering wgor-
ouSly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-07

STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOM9-
Ind. phone, two rInee. No. SO
Bell Phone, two rings. NO. So
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. 'Phono. ono ring No. SO
Bell phone. ono ring. NO SO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
ENIGMA No. I.

Hemos recibido mas de 200 solu-
clones al enigma No. Z, pero ninguna
de elias es correcta. Algunos han
acertado hasta dos de los nombres
de los aeronautas, pero han ten do
equivocado ell tercero.
FL enigma es muy facil y SOLO re-
quiere un POGO de paciencla y aten-
ci6n. Buscando con cuidado en- ell gra
bado Sc pueden yer los nombres de
los tres aeronautas. Estos son muy
conocidos, sobre todo dos de ellos
que no ha mucho hacian esperien-
cias en- aeroplanos, llamando la aten-
ci6n del mundo.
Hemos decidido por 10 tanto, pu-
blicar de nuevo ell mismo enigma,
con objeto de dar otra oportunidad
a nuestros lectores, para que 10 re-
suelvan. Ell premio al vencedor, Sc
gun las condolences va establecidas
consistira en- una suscripcion gratui-
ia a LA Correspondence" por I'm
trimestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11

Benz le llevaba un afo de anticipa-
ci6n, de acuerdo con los archives
que Sc han obtenido.
Ell seilor Carl Benz prosigui6 su
tarea de I'm modo despacio pero
SECURE, engrandeciendo su fabrica
hasta ocupar un espacio de dos hec-
tareas de terreno, y hace unos diez
amos atrajo la atenci6n del principe
Henrique, hermano del emperador
de Alemania, apasionado automovi-
lista, dueho de siete automobiles.
Debido al patrocinio real,Ios prin
cipales jefes del ejercito aleman SOLO
emplean los carros de Benz Cuando
tienen lugar las maniobras del ejer-
cito no es cosa extrafia yer !; los lefes
del estado mayor de los varios cuer-
pos de armada hacienda sus recorrl
das en- carros de gran potencia. FL
primer caro- que Sc construv6 para
ell gobierno aleman fue en- ei 1896, Wy
este lIevaba ei motor al frente del
caro-.
Es TN hecho generalmente como
cido, que los esfuerzos dei imperlo
aleman han sido siempre con dlrec-
ci6n 4 promover las industrlas del
pals y a infundir mas amino en- sus
inventories. Actualmente ei capital
de las fabricas de Benz representa-
la suma de s 2O.OO0.OO0, Y esto da a
comprender como es que Ia eompa-
MA de Mannheim ha podido ella mis-
ma operar sus propias plantas de
aiuminio Y acero. en- donde pueden
fabricarse todas las parties compo-
nentes del caro-.
E primer caro- que fabne6 Cari
Benz. de acuerdo con su invenclon
Sc exhibi6 en- Ia exposition de San
Luis en- ei 1904.
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PIenios para los concuI-
sos de diliijjib|es.
La asociaci0n International de
aereDautas leyantara fondos
por valer de 240 mil dollars.

La Asociaci6n International de
Aeronautas, en- su segunda cesi6n
que tuvo efecto en- el mes pasado en-
Londres, propuso que ests liga le-
levantase fondos por valor de dos
cientos cuarenta mil pesos, para de
dicarlos como premios en- los concur
SOS de navegacion aerea.
Segdn el plan formulado, este pro
wee una copa de orc por valor de
$4,000 como premio especial para
las maquinas de volar y diez premios
de $4,000 cada uno, de los cuales
la mitad So daran 8 los globos dir-
gibles y Ia otra mitad a las maquinas
de volar,, junto con la copa de orc
de S 10000 en- cada departamento.
Estos diez premios Sc distribuiran
en- diez concursos separados que ten
dra lugar uno cada cinco ahos.
Tambien Sc ha propuesto que
los Estados Unidos, Francia, Ingla-
terra y Alemania, contribuyan con
$4,000 cada una para este fondo,
y Belgica, Italia, Austria y Espaha
con S 10000 cada una. Veinte mil
dollars Sc dispondran para la cons
trucci6n de tinglados portatiles pa
ra las maquinas que van a competir.
Dicha asociaci6n en- sus estatutos
incluso la proposition que Sc ha he
cho a los Estados Unidos de que ca
da club que forma parte de esta liga
tiene libertad de accion en- su mismo
pals, y con derecho a participar en-
cualquier combination siempre que
sea de acuerdo con los estatutos fun
damentales de esta liga.
Para considerar las reglas que
regiran en- todos los concursos de
maquinas de volar Y globos diri
gibles Sc ha nombrado un CO.
mite, apesar de haberse adop-
tado provisionalmente las reglas
francesas, que quedaran vigentes
hasta la pr6xima conferencia, qu
tendra Iugar Ell octubrc de este aho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
AJEDREz.

Las soluciones correctas envia-
das al problema No. II son las ST.
guientes:
Manuel H. Aguiar. Arecibo.
Santiago NJ. Marini, Cabo Roj6.
No ha mucho tempo celebrose
en- Francia un torneo de fnales de
juegos problemas de ajedrez. Los
mas notabies ajedrecistas del nun
do tomaron parte en- ese torneo y
entire ellos el celebre probtcmista
A. Troitzky.
Troitzky present6 una masnifica
collection de problemas. obtehiendo
el primer premio Y el titulo de reg
de los problemistas.
Para que los aficionados pucr-
torriquehos quedan darse una idea
del ingenio del celebre russo, damos
a continuation uno de los proble-
mas presentados en- el tomeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
En- Ia Cote Municipal del
Distito Judicial Municii-
pal de Cayey,
Pedro Rivera Collazo. Demandante
V. S. Los hcrederos dcsconocidos
dc Jose Ramon Colon. Demanda-
dos.
Civil No. 364. Acci6n sobrc cobro de
dinero.
Estado Unidos de America. Ell pre-
sidente dc los L. U. A. S. S.
Emplazanliento.


FL pueblo de Puerto Rico a los he
rederos dcsconocidos de Jose Ramon
Colon, o sean los dcmandados en- el
presente case.
Por ell prcsente Sc notlfica a Vdes.
que Sc ha presentado en- Ia oflclna
del secrctario de la cortc municipal
del distnto judicial municipal de Ca
yey, p. X. la dcmanda del actor an
tcs citado en- la cual SC reclama de
Vdes. el pago de CUARENTA Y
ClNCO DOLLARS que sc alcga a.
deudarlc como rcsto de mayor suma,
y Sc solicita dc la corte un fallo por
el cual sean Ndes. condcnados 4 pa
gar al demandantc Ia suma reclama-
y las costas del pleito.
III dcmandantc Pedro Rivera Co.
llazo, presenta mocion dcbidamentc
jurada, y la corte cntiendc que cxis-
te justa causa de acci6n d favor dc
dicho demandante, en- cl pleito y q.
no puede hacerse personalmente Ia
citaci6n por ignorarse quienes sean
los demandados en- este case, y. dc
existir, desconocerse su paradcro.
Por 10 cual la corte ordena que cl SER
vicio de emplazamicnto en- esta ac-
ci6n sea hecho q Vdcs. los demanda-
dos, por medic de cdictos que sc pu-
blicaran, durante un mes, y por 10
menos una vez por scmana, en- el pc
ri6dico "La Correspondence dc Pto.
Rico de San Juan. P. R. Y sc noti-
flea a Vdes. que dc no comparecer
d contestar dicha demanda dentro
del termino fijado On la orden dc la
Corte, podra el demandante, despucs
de ser Vdes. declarados en- rcbeldfa,
solicitar y obtener una sentencia a
su favor, dc acuer,lo con la sdplica
de la demanda.
Por mandate de Ia Cortc, v para
su publication, en- Ia forma express
da en- la orden dicha, en- el periodico
la Correspondence" de Puerto Ri
90, de San Juan P. r , bajo mi firma
expido el presente emplazamiento
en- Cayey, q -. deJunio de 1909.
Tonids I'a6dn Collin.
Secretario de la Corte Municipal
de Cayey.
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Carl Benz, y un COM
panero suyo de ira
bajo, { ottlieb Dal-
rnier.
Estos dos nombres van
asociados en- los anales
! de la mecanica.
En- ell Museo Nacional de Mu.
mich. Sc csnserva el primer
meteor splicado al automoyi.
lismO.

La historic de este vehfculo es
muy interesante y empieza con ell
establecimiento de una fabrica en-
pequeila escala en- el 1883. Ell sehor
Carl Benz fundador de la companla,
tiene hoy setenta amos de edad, y
en- aquella epoca trabajaba como
jefe mecAnico del gran taller de mo-
torres fijos de gas de Otto Langen,
cerca de la ciudad de Cologne. Como
compahero de trabajo tenia a Gott-
lieb, SUI amigo y compatriota.
A estos dos individuos le preocupa
una sola idea-aquella de colocar una
maquina de gas entire una armaz6n,
la que mas tarde Sc ha conocido con
ei nombre de chassis, y ponerle des-
pues a este ell cuerpo de un coche.
Dicha idea ha sido la base principal
de 10 que hoy en- dfa Sc llama auto
m6vil. En- la fabrica de Langen no
cause gran impression las ideas de
estos dos individuos nj tampoco
fueron bien recibidos, por cuyo mo-
two Benz y Daimler Sc separaron de
dicha fabrica.
Daimler Sc march6 q la ciudad de
Cannstadt y pocos amos despues
fund6 allf la fabrica de Automo-
viies de Cannstadt, la que mas tarde
Sc ha conocido como la Fabrica de
Daimler, y fue aqui en- donde Sc cons
truy6 ell motor Fenix, que fue ell pri-
nero que us6 la casa Panhandle
vessor de Francia.
Carl Benz, en- cuanto abandono la
fabrica de Langen, permanecio en-
Mannheim Y enseguida empezo la
installation de un motor de gas en- un
armazon y ell Is de Octubre 1888,
fue el primer acontecimiento que
tuvo lugar en- la construction del We
hiculo que Sc impulsaba por 81 mis-
mo. Por supuesto, que este vehfculo
era imperfecto y ruidoso, al extre-
mo que las autoridades locales tuvie
ron que intervenir V localizar su
trafico a una sola calle de Mannheim,
permitiendole solo hacer uso de esta
Gale dentro de cinco y siete de la
noche.
A pesar de todo, el senior Carl
Benz fue ell que invent6 aquel vehf-
cuio que Sc empujaba por ST solo;
ademas, este es un hecho que 10 con-
firma la historic europea: pues, en- el
Museo Nacional de Munich, Bavaria
re haiia este motor con una inscrip
ci6n. Ia que dice que fue inventado
por Carl Benz. de Mannheim, en- 1883.
Este vehfculo Sc componfa de tres
ruedas una deIante y las otras dos
atras. exactamente iguai a ia inven-
ei6n de Gottiieeb Daimler, ,pero la de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11
Colder pieIde
sus dientes jugando.

Herbert Colder, captain de un
team de base ball, de Trenton n.
J. jugando en- tercera base duran
te un desafio, fue a cojer un liner
y escapandosele la bola lie di6 en- la
boca. Toda la dentadura Sc lie rom
pio. Fue conducido q su casa por
sus compaheros.
Ell joven ha perdido todos sus
dientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-11

Hay ogricuitores que necesitd
mayordomo S" q hay "mdyordomosn
que necesitan colocdci6n. Es1s dos
dspiraciones Sc encuentrdn con diff
eultad y retordo. Anibas coineidirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deseos de mayordo-
mos Y agricultores Sc onncian en-
"La Correspondeneia". Hay en- es
{ diario especial q m6dica tarVa a
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Negras

Las blancas pueden ganar sol
de siguiente modo:-
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AVISO

Las soluciones De enigmas, pro-
blemas de ajedres. etc deberan ser
dirijidas 4 ''Pagina Esportiva "de
La Correspondent" P. o. Box
7S5. San Juan P. r"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

$50 or $50 a share. but cannot be
sold.
This Alexander bill Is a new prohi.
bitlon bill, and We already have the
strongest prohibition bill ever drafted.
IL IL is not enforced. then IL is because
the officers are negligent and the peo-
pie do not want II enforced. I have
never placed as much as a straw In
the way Of its enforcement. But you
know you cannot endorse an unpopu-
lar law"
Anderson sat down in a breathless
silence and little representative J. A.
Slade. slight. dignified and ministerial
looking. arose.
Slade is from MuscOgee county. and
is a Baptist minister. the same
denomination which BroughtOn serves
Everyone expected a bitter Tetort 10
Anderscn's outbreak What was the
establishment of all. then, when Slade
went even further than Anderson In
denouncing his fellow-clergyman
Il was astounded and insulted." he
said. TO hear the Islander heaped upon
a worthy member OF this Legislature
by a man who processes TO be a min
lister of the gospel. am n missionary
Baptist preacher. believe in prac
teal temperance, but do not believe
i'm prohibition. In the name Of al
good Baptists, however. I want to re
sent this attack upon Mr.. Anderson
by a long haired, loud mouthed. timer
ant preacher. who has done more harm
to the temperance cause than all
the brewers and distillers In the
world. And the really honest temper
ance advocates should realize that un;
less they curb these freak extremists
they will see the pendulum swing to
the other extreme"
Speaker Holden did not let anyone
else get the floor, declining to recog-
nize several excitable members, and
calmly forced a resumption OF the
consideration Of the tax bill.
Dr. Broughton last night gave out
the following in regard to the scath
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 2s.-The
Alabama Legislature met at noon
yesterday in the second extra session
since January /. 1907. for the purpose
OF enacting more stringent provisions
for the enforcement and maintenance
OF prohibition. In his message. Gov.
Conner deals almost wholly with prohi-
bition laws.
When the legislators had assembled.
IL became evident that there would be
little opposition to the strengthening
of the prohibition laws. to providing
for the impeachment of officers who
fail to enforce the laws. and to the
repeal of certain corporation laws. a.
recommended by the Governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
Child Born Covered With
Hair From Head TO Foot

The Seav (Ala.) Messenger says:
THE report published in The Mes
senger several days since Of the birth
of a strengthening child near the
line Of Alabama and Florida did not
impress itself upon our people as be-
ing strictly truthful Not that they
doubted the source from whence II
came to Troy. but Il seemed impossi-
BILE that such a thing could happen In
these days.
The Messenger Is In position TO
verify the report and add q little In.
teresting facts to IL.
The child Of 1t can be called a
child. was born, and lived several
days. II was covered from head TO
foot with hair; II had two short
horns. one over each ear. and its feet
were like the hoofs of a COW.
After living several days the child
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
BETTER PRICES FOR
Sea ISLAND COTTON
FARMERS UNION sRANcH MEET.
ING IN SAVANNAH.


SAVANNAH. July 2S.-For the pur-
pose OF organizing in the interest OF
high and stabler prices for Sea Is
land cotton, the growers OF this staple.
TO the number OF 600. met ia Savannah
yesterday as the Farmers Union Sea
Island Cotton Growers Association.
Before the delegates is I@e question
of building a big ware. Juse in Savan-
nah, that will be U.s. to store Sea
Island cotton in the hsh. ar better
prices.
Three States are represented by the
delegates. Georgia. South Carolina
and Florida. Georgia representing
about one.half of the Sea Islands
acreage.
The convention Of growers started
OFT in a muddle. because the watches
OF most OF the farmers were an hour
slower than Savannah time. A recep-
ton committee TO escort President
w. W. Webb of Hahira. Ca, to- the
hall where the conventions are being
held. found him in no readiness TO go.
Mayor Tiedeman reprcs ented tn
city OF Savannah In an address OF
welcome to the farmers. President
Webb was represented.
The principal address of the day
was made by Col G. Arthur Gordon
of Savannah. lie warned the growers
against a wide range in Sea Island's
prices.
Yesterday afternoon the delegates
went down the Savannah river to the
sea on a steamer. Last night a bust
ness meeting preliminary to today 5
session. when the real work Of the
convention will be accomplished. wa.
held.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

SCORE DIR. BROUCHTON
Member From Savannah Says That Pulpit Statements
Are Without SemblanCe Of Truth.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 2s.-The anti
prohibitionists In the State Legisla.
ture forgot the truce yesterday. rolled
up their sleeves. grabbed their war
clubs and sailed into the opposition
with such bitter invective that an
aged clerk shook his head and re-
marked:
Nothing like that ever happened
IN the Legislature in the forty years
I've been attending IT,"
The fun began when Anderson, of
Savannah, who is fighting the near
beer bill. arose to a question OF per.
sonal privilege. He was whitefaCed,
trembling and had to molsten his lips
several times before he found his
voice.
Il notice" he began, that a local
minister named Rev. Len. G.. Trough
ton is quoted In the press as having
said in a sermon that I was fighting
the near.beer bill, because had
bought stock in a Savannah brewery.
after the prohibition bill was passed,
and that l was the only man In tao
State who had made money out OF
prohibition In Georgia.
Il desire to say that this preacher
Is a wilful. malicious. reckless. ualig.
nant and vicious liar. fully expected
10 be assailed and villlfied. when /
Obeyed my constituents will and op.
posed the Alexander bill. But |
never even dreamed that n minister
of the gospel. a follower OF Him who
preached charity and taught truth.
would stoop to become a slandereT
and a common liar.
In the first place. no Savannah
brewery, nor stock in one. has been
sold since prohibition went into ei.
feet. Hence this is another lie OF
the reverend hypOcrite. About fifteen
years ago, | bought ten shares in a
Savannah brewery. and paid 800 n
share. was out Of the State when
the prohibition bill passed. and when
| returned and tried to sell my stock.
I could not. II is now worth about
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

Ellis surrendered. and was impris-on-
ed. Later. however. he was taken
from the city by officers I'm an auto
mobile for an unknown destination,
for safekeeping. Relatives of the man
killed have been summoned to Little
Rock.
Following the shooting those In an
adjoining room scrambled for an out.
let and In the subsequent excitement.
serious injury TO several was narrow
ly averted. Two attempted to leap
from a window. but were restrained.
That Senator Davis had a close call
Is declared by taose In the room az
the time. Several assert that the
first bullet PASSED through his coat.
Explaining a rent In his garment. how
ever, Senator Davis declares that IL
was torn by catching on an edge OF
the table as he hastily arose.
Willis died almost instantly after
he was shot. In the arms of his
mother, who was waiting across the
room and rushed towards him as he
fell In the hallway outside OF the
court room.
Wills obtained his divorce num-
Der of years ago and recently started
the litigation for the possession Of the
child. Monday he secured an order
from Circuit Judge FuIk 10 take pos.
session OF the child. who has been
for the past ten days In the custody
o: an uncle at Pine BLUM and yester.
day the parties to the suit met I'm the
court room to decide where the chi I
was to be delivered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

died. Some think II was murdered.
II IL now In Dothan. where the re.
mains are being embalned for preser.
walton. The child was born In
Vernon. Fla. Of black percentage, and
its mother. when she saw II. asked
the doctor to XIII II. Being refused.
some think II was murdered.
The story has sounded pretty fishy
all along. but today the story Is I'm
the press dispatches and there can
be no doubt OF H.
mo doubt someone Is having q en-
balmed and will present II over the
country In a freak museum.
1T il said that thousands OF ne
groes and many white have visited
the freak baby I'm Vernon. Fla. and
that hundreds OF negroes are leaving
that section through fear. many claim.
ing that the devil has come 90 EARTH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
House Wins Fight for
Changes in Tariff Schedule

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 2S.-
From best information obtaInable II
appears that the House has won its
battles for free hides and oil and in-
creased rates on gloves and hosiery.
In return for a surrender 10 the Sen
ate In lumber. coal. iron ore and
print paper.
The rates on these schedules. as
they have been tentatively arranged
pending the acceptance by both
houses OF the program for a reduction
lr the duties on manufactures OF
leather below the rates nxed by the
House. are as follows: OH. tree:
hidea. .re@: coal. g cents . ton;
print paper. $3.50 a ton: iron ore. as