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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
THE BUR6OMASTER
AT THE GRAND

Pixley & Luder's famous musical
comedy. The Burgonaster," will be
the strong attraction at the Grand
opera house tonight. Harry Hern-
sen and Ruth White. in the parts Of
Peter stuyvesant and Willie Van As
torbilt. viii be the featured members
Of the cast, and there will Be an es-
pecialiy strong acting company, aud
also a chorus q so. The eostuming
Is especially handsome. having
been made fo- this production By
Marshall Field. of Chicago. and TIE
production is a large one. Several
changes have been made in the book
20 freshen t.
The greatest care possible has been
exercised in forming this season :
presenting company for the Pixley &
Ludsr uusical success, The Burgo-
master" Manager wm. P. Cullen
has engaged The Burgonaster," II
the person OF Harry Hsrmsen. alsc
the Eell-knorn prina donna, Rutn
White. who will again BE- seen in her
Original creation % Willie Astorbilt.
NJ. Hecnsen and NF. White have ap-
pssred here IL many characters. BAT
never 20 better advantage or under
more favorable auspices. than n The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

onas. 5eAe storage. California eH-
ara. 81 ae storage eastern, 81 Ase'
ladies. extras SAFE
Cheese-Per Pound. California
flats fancy lse firsts, lee; secolts.
lge California Young Aner.ca.
fancy. lee, nrsts, lse- Eastern New
York eheddars. fancy. lTLe, oregoz
fats. fancy. laae, Go Youns Amer
lca fancy. lsae California storage.
fancy nats l3c. Oregon flats. taucy
lsAe. Go Nouas AueEica, lse-
Potatoes-PsE esntaL EaFly Rose
s.. river shites. tAncy Sl-40G i-so,
. No. twateF soaked stockl, tl.oe d
sl.gS, LomPoe BaFbanks, sl.ss q 2
40 salinas. ti.seGl.1s; 40 oresoa
SI.sS6lT5s sweet potatoes, PEI
crate. u.GsGl.Ts; % per sack
ISllS
onioas-Psr saSk oresOns ti.T'
E G2.eo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
The Road to Success.

Has many obstructons, but none
so desperate as poor health. Success
today demands health, but Electro
B!,ters is the greatest health 6u.ld-
e. the world has ever known. il
eonpels perfect action Of stomach.
liver. kidneys. bowels. purifes and
ez.!ehes the blood. and tones and n
vigorates the whole system. Vigor-
out body and keen brain follow their
use. You can't aHord to slight Elec-
tic Bl,ters II weak, rundown Or
s.ckly. Only soc. Guaranteed By J.
c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
THE MARKETS
sAN FRANoIsoo MARKETs.

san Francisco. March 5.-WAeai.
No. 1 California club. per eental
sl.SS0l.s5i California vhlte mill
inE. sl.sSG2.05; noFthera bluest N.
sa.e6G2bos % grades wheat.
sl.S0gl.s0. rets i.S0G Use.
Barley Fee1 barley, si-te q
sl.4S; oommon 20 fair, 81 IS q
l.ae, brewing az san FFaneisco. non
iaal al tl,tSGl.Se; eAsyalieE. 'l-s'
Gl.so. according % sualiiy.
Eggs-Per dosen. California fresh
including cases, extras, - ae: ars's
s2he: seconds. 2ohe, tAiFds, zoe
pallets. selected, 2ee.
BattsF-Per pound. cahtoraii
frssh. extras. s6As' tirsSs, sse' sec
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
GOVERNOR BENSON A PEOPLES GOVERNOR.

The professional politicians are going to be disappointed in
Governor Benson, - r,,.r
He has not proven the mere pafuSdn SpOSIHOHss inH'
THEY WANT IN THAT OFFICE.
His refusal 10 disturb competent men VINO are serving ouI
their terms proves this ,-,,,,,o "a, r,,-
The old machine hacks who can see NOTHING IN IHE
pIIgI Ic SERVICE BUT PLUMBER are going OF be sore
But the people generally and the taxpayers VINO want ell
Gent service are not kicking
Governor Benson IS taking firm Stand Tor gooO govern
ment AND A HIGH STANDARD.
He has so far selected people 10 t places enuIey upon
merit and vii. retain such, ,,r,
He will be found making record Tor careiuI oSOIISs-
ment OF the public funds, . - -,,- a.,
Ne not being pated on the back for this By The MA
CHINE WING OF The PARTY.
n he viii keep this Up and not fastsn every oanace on le
state who has been crowded OF Tor 1e past SH years 'e
viii merit the confidence Of the people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
A SAFE TONIC
FOR MOTHERS
WHO DO NOT RECOVER THEIR
STRENGTH A. THEY SHOULD
Not Every Ionic l. suited for Their
U~e but the Remedy That Cured
This Woman l. safe and
Efficient.

Eve-y mother vho fails 20 regain
her strength and health after con
a-eueut needs tonic. The years
of weakness and suffering which so
often fol.1g are unnecessary and
easily av1itab.- The fat- that her
strength does rr- return ls a certain
Indication thar -1s blood has been
ovs--a1sG and i impoverished This
co-d.-i1r ls ot-sz Eais worse. t1r the
mother often takes up her house
hold duties while she .s s-iu weak.
uhea a complete breakdown results
The strength that the weak moth
er needs can De quickly found IN the
touic treatment Vlth D.. Williams
PINK pills. These pilIs are a blood
builder and they soon furnish the ea-
tirs BODY vith a health bearing
stream q pure. red blood.
The following statement. made oy
Mrs. George ?. Sylvester. of No. ST.
second street. :. e Waterfowl.
south Dakota. regarding her cure oy
Dr.. Williams PINK Pills after several
months Of suffering Etth weakness,
viII interest every Young mother
4 vas left II a very weak condi-
ton after the birth % ny child Ny
limbs we're numb and had no feel
irE in Them Later there vas a
numb sensation al over my body
Finally my eyes wsre affected. There
uss burning sensation IN then al!
% The time and they fsit as though
they Wer- or fire Ny suffering vas
intense and I lad 90 De i1 5sd part
20 the time.
Ar The time vas living ar New
Ton IoEa. and received blt ..iIe
bsnsa, trou my doctor there Later
vas treated ty a specialist az Des
Moinss. but az became 70 better
decided 20 try Dr. Williams PAX
pills. vh.lh uy people had been read
ing about IN the papers The pl-s
gave ne great relief ir a short tine
The burning sensation lett uy eyes
The numbuess disappeared. and ny
general health improved ] eo1tin'
ned using the pills and was cured
Dr. WuIhms' PAX pills are FREE
from any opiats or harmful drug and
are perfectly safe tor iAe ruFsins
mother 20 use.
A booklet. Plain Talks 90 Won
en- all be seat free % aHy SOMA
suffering from weakness 10 eKp-4ln'
, fully xhy d. WlLams' Pink Flll
are suited % the seeds % SeaS Non
; eu % an ages and gives Iany help
/. tll suzsestsszs IN regard 20 The ears
q thsir h=altE-
Dr Williams Piuk PMS AAF'
! rv-.s araer-la- rheuUar-sm. sclAL-cA
e ,e-vousl-ss. after-atfecLs ot n
5 srip aut feysrs Snt stomach tfe-
3 be. oving % rAeir s.oot-alilaiAf
property
All druggists sell Dr. Wll-An'
/ Ptuk Pius. OF they vil BE- seat post
paid on recsips q pr.ce. go es1ts p
| bsx. 81 boxes for s. So. By The D'
Williams Medicine Co seeeneetAd'
NsV York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

oranges-Per boI. navels, standard
s1.25 G2.25; fancy. s. @ 2-5o; tan
Esrines, half orange boxes. 81 @ l-5o;
per box. 7se 800.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

Burgomaster." Messrs. Pixley &
Louder certainly had these artists in
mind when they wrote this mrsiea,
masterpiece.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

Foleys Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly s,rengthsHs he lanss
ana expsls colds Get The genuine
,- vaI1ew uaekass.-J- c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

The pool Of the willamette EaIy Pru0e Association cor
ssng OF the crop OF 1908, has been settled for IN U I0e
members have received their ast fractional payment cover
Inc the ooo and the following figures represent ne 1e
prices received for the principal sizes o. Italians So 70 ~
522 c: 20 10 90, 465c; 90 10 60 +27c. Manager h 5
Gie OF this city has received telegram from an eastern
firm declining an offer OF pU0es because OF me recent M
crease IN fe'ght rates. Ii is generally believed U pTu0e
packers that the Increase n rates VII materially 0Ie me
pune Industry In Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
LDIE-sUIPHUR SOLUTION

HNTE-SUIPHCR sOLCIIoN
NiAgA-a. the r.ed Ane
proved SO test. Prices on aPPl-
cation SPECIAL Nc. : guAra--
tees SO test. a. ts-sa per So
gallon barre. flu Measure AZ
salsn MAGs czly by orego1
spray a Cas- Co, Portland, Or.
Hooa River spray Mig Co
Hood River. Or. On sale AZ
sAisa hy n P. Chase. saeess-
sor 20 Chass 4 skAits. Gol9s2
Rule BaEa-F. Mrs- 3. 7. SEArL
propTietcr-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
The BurgOmaster

MOVING PICTURE MACHINE AT HOME
How 10 Rent Moving Ptture Machine
How % Money Entertainments and AuuseHeHS
How 70
How 10 Become a Finished Operator
We Instructions That Are Simple and Interesting
We lave Method % Teaching by Nail
We Receipt % sioe, Complete lnstraet'ons
We Operators How 70 Pass AL ExaninAtons
We the Leading FL1 Exchange
Independent Exchange 4oV
W WARDEN SCHOOL OF OPERATORS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
The Mill of Circumstances
and YOU

IN ms Cgi as everywhere me NW OF CH-
cgmstances is grinding away "A hours a day
a0d TO-DAY may Oe grinding YOUR GRST. L
may De tuning one Of the incidents Of this towns
daily lie into an opportunity foryou-iNto an ad-
vantage fo- you,
When Z merchant gets caught In the Mll'
and IS pressed for cash, YOU benefit in the en-
forced sacrifice Of some Of his stocks-that is,
YOU BENEFIT Il you keep posted on what is
gong on al the Nip by reading the ads,
A real estate owner gets into "the M.l' and
sacrifices some Of MS property in order TO get
0-t again-pays his t0lL
The owners of h0gS-automobles, securities,
businesses, machinery, horses and carriages,
gpeHdters, office fixtures, houses, books, pic
tures-get into this "M.l of Circumstances, and
or OF their troubles come your opportunities
They 1ay the toll
Incidentally, It's better 70 watch the aOs and
10 profit 5y me products OF the Mir than TO
get caught In il yourself Although, if your turn
should come, an a. will usually get you out safely
To The CAPITAL Journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

The Oregon Electric railway magnaes wil be ~ Portland
from Inc East this month and will decide UPON ne ad's-
ability Of extending the road ar Once from Salem 10 Eugene
Oute Fsek this acton Hi be taken because there no
question but such a railway would pay splendid dHde00S on
the investment and that all these Eastern capitalists de-
sire 10 be assured Of,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
Inc peooIe will have ABSOLUTE SAFETY FOR THEIR
rHII nREN ERnM A SCHOOL HOUSE FIRE.

The wise pannIngs o. t1e b0aTd o. tdIcaIo0 deserve
friendly consideration, ,,.
those gentlemen give their hest thought 10 the schools
without pay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

The business interests Of this cy should so1g back our
DrogressNe NayOr IN his gnt for paving, nose w'o %
3ose paving Count and State streets are pursuing mlase
poIcy Pave those streets 70 t1e city limits you want 10
see Salem prosper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05

Funny world Portland wants 70 take ihe Capita. rom Sa-
elm Eugene fears COga.bS N. take Inc State University
and consolidate wth the Agricultural College,
Salems tour big needS-mooeU hotel miles of paving
mountain water and the Fair Grounds boulevard.
Salem has grown TO be obb0g and manufacturing cen
ter Of considerable note
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-05
MAKING SALEM A SCHOOL CENTER.

The pan Of the school board is to make Salem pro-
nOunCedIy a school center, ,o-,,-o
For the purpose OF carrying out tner Plans hOlnen
SCHOOL HOUSE MUST BE BUILT.
This has already been decided upon but popular loan
must be authorized Monday - 49, -
FIRE PROTECTION is ALSO TO BE PROVIDED IN THE
BOND ELECTION MONDAY.
He interest on the bonds will be saved by reduction on in
ratnr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
ICE TRUST IN FEAR
OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT
Letter from President Said IL Was
Not scfe to Prices
Any Further.

NEW YORK, Nov. Interpretations are
not entirely indifferent to public opinion,
II the attitude of the American Ice COM
pany may be taken as a criterion. The
letter book of the company was again in
troduced today at the trial Of the company
for violation Of anti-monopoly law. In
one letter President Schoonmaker expressed
himself as follows:
The newspapers are beginning to howl
here, and there have been several requests
for interviews. but have been denied in a
dignified way. 1 send you a newspaper
clipping showing Jerome's attitude
Referring to the advance Of prices, an
other letter says:
w have not gone as far as we wished,
but It is not safe to so any further just
The prosecution in the case rested today
except for some odds and ends Of evidence
to be put in later. Motions for the defense
will be argued tomorrow, preparatory to
the opening Of that side Of the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
GOLDEN WEDDING OF PIONEERS
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Buck OF
Grinnen Celebrate Ami
verERry.

GRINNELL, Ia, Nov, 1S.-(speciaI)-
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Buck Of this city today
celebrated their golden wedding. They be-
gar their acquaintance as classmates in
oberlin college from which they graduated
together in 1855 and were married the fol-
lowing year. Mr.. Buck also graduated from
the Theological school at Oberlin and was
ordained as a Congregational minister IN
1868. He came 10 Grinnell and became prln-
cipal Of the academy in 1864. For three
years in the pioneer days Of this county
he was county superintendent OF schools.
For five years Prof. Buck was pastor OF
the Chester Center church. for seven years
OF the Gilman church and for two years
OF that Of Toledo and all this outside work
was done while he still did his appointed
work in the college. He was twice elected
president OF fhe Iowa State Teachers as
ISOLATION. For three years he was acting
president OF low college, following the
resignation OF the first president, George
+. Magoun. Forty years Of continuous
work he has given to Iowa college. For
over twenty years he has been county sur
veyor. In 1850 ne was offered the presi-
deney OF TaIiadega college In Alabama,
but declined IN favor OF Iowa college,
Mrs. Buck. though Of a very modest and
retiring disposition, has been a power for
good In this community. In the early
days her home was always open to the
csweomer and tins visiting strange and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
METR0POLITANISM AND cos
MOPOLITANISM OF NEW
YORK CITY
The Hotel st. Regis a Favorite Resort
for Many Experienced Travellers.

New York City is recognized every
where as the metropolis of the Western
World, and it is fully metropolitan in it's
makeup and characteristics Every great
American manufacturing enterprise has
its New York office; every great mer-
chant in other cities OF the land has his
resident buyer in New York. Thus every
body who desires to buy comes to New
York, for there all his wants can be sat
isfied. Similarly to New York comes the
sellers. not merely Americans, but those
from foreign elimes. And these residents
Of far-off lands complete the air Of COS
mopolitanism that makes New York not
merely a national but a world market.
These sellers, these buyers-native and
foreign alike-are generally experienced
travellers, and II is worthy Of note that
many of the more prominent and discrimi-
mating OF these prefer and patronize the
Hotel 81. Regis, Fifth Avenue and Fifty
fifth Street, a hotel designed TO be every
thing hat a first-elass hotel should be,
and nothing that IL should not be. Quiet
ness, refined surroundings and perfect
service are the watchwords at the st.
Regis. The cuisine Is unsurpassed any
where and the restaurant charges are no
higher than those OF other first-class
hotels. Room rates are likewise mod
crate: SO and 81 a day for a large, hand
somely furnished single room; IS for the
same with private bath Cor IS for two
people, and So a day and up for a SPLEEN
did suite consisting Of parlor, bedroom
and private bath
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

sisted the suggestion to put your money
in II it had not been for that dope7" asked
FINLEY.
YES, I couldn't help but do whatever
they told me to do. 1 was in a dream. But
I knew my money was gone"
LAS I understand. Mr.. Dobbins was not
present at any of these times you ~relate?"
mo, sir, he wasn't"
You never talked to him or he to your
mo. I just saw him, that was ALL"
Not "DOped" All the Time.
This dope didn't have control of you
when you first made the deal, did III"
asked FINLEY in conclusion.
mo, thai was before Gaid Bedford.
Charles Harl at the close of the cross
examination made a motion to strike out
all of Bedford's testimony as being irrelo-
want and incompetent against Dobbins for
lack Of connection. This was overruled by
Judge Green.
Thu state Is holding Bedford for further
questioning on redirect examination.
T. w. Ballew was called back to the
stand for redirect examination late in the
afternoon, but his statements were only in
Identification OF documentary evidence
previously referred to in the hearing.
Nelson's Plant IA Brief.
c. A. Nelson, a farmer from AlmAua,
Mich. who owns a nttle tract Of 1915 acres
told how he was beaten out Of $500 by
the usual Mabray race.
II came down the first time without the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
BUICK CAR TURNS sOMERsAULT
Six-HOur Contest at San Antonio
Marked by Accidents.

Six-HOur Contest at San Antonio
arked by
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 1S.-Driving
his Buick racer at a terrific pace into the
stretch turn today in the 6-hour race, the
closing event Of the four day automobile
meet, Robert Burman narrowly escaped
death when his machine overturned. Bur
man was badly shaken up and severely
bruised but not seriously injured The car
turned a complete somersault, Just missing
Burman when 1t fell to the ground and
saving his life.
OF the five cars which started In the
race, four were wrecked or withdrawn.
The Chalmers-Detro car, driven by Ben
Johnson, outclassed the field from the
start and was awarded first prize after
covering 21 miles in four hours and fifty
two minutes. The second and third prizes
were pooled and divided between Clark and
Dehymel.
The race started at ii o'clock this morn
ing, between Barney Oldfield in his Knox
car, Tobin Dehymel in q STANDARDIZATION,
George Clark In a Jackson, Ben johnson in
a Chalmers-Detroit 49," and Burman.
On the fifth lap a connecting rod broke
on the Knox and Oldfield was dropped
out of the race.
The race was then without incident. ex-
cept for minor repairs made to the differ
ent cars, until 2:50 p. m, when Burman
overturned in his Buick.
With the STANDARDIZATION and Jackson
cars on their 267th lap at 3:39 o'clock,
the latter bat a few lengths in the rear
OF the Dehymel car, the front wheel OF
the Stoddard-D Dayton machine whlrled off
a hundred yards in a field. Immediately
behind II was George Clark, driving the
Jackson. Seeing that a collision with Deny
mel was imminent, Clark pointed his car
straiFht at the high embankment and shot
over It. The Stoddard came to a stop fifty
yards further on. Clark safely retained his
seat in the flying Jackson as Il leaped far
over the bank and landed upright a dozen
feet below the outer edge. He was not
hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19
Iowa News Notes.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will complete
It's water works system this week and Will
obtained from five large wells west
OF the city. The estimated cost Of the
plant is $4,000. The water is soft and Of
good quality and fine for drinking pur-
poses.
EPwORTH-Mrs. Lucy Nance. who is
held on the charge of numbering her hus-
band here by poisoning him with strych-
nine, waived preliminary examination at
Dubuque today and was bound over to the
January term OF court, Bail was fixed at
$4,000, which It is believed the woman will
be able to furnish.
CRESTON-Seventh Day Adventists will
dedicate a new church here Sunday. This
building has been quietly going on all the
fall and is now ready for occupancy. Elder
Campbell OF Stuart, presiding officer Of
the Iowa conference, is expected to arrive
in the city the latter part of the week to
assist in the services.
EARLHAM-The little city Of Earlham,
with but 1000 inhabitants, has begun the
erection Of a municipal water works sys-
tenn and an electric light plant with bonds
voted at a special election last June and
which carried unanimously. The power
building is completed and the laying Of
mains Is being rushed to a finish before
cold weather sets in.
ALBIA-Glen Stitch, an Abba pouth of 70
years, sustained injuries uSnday which re-
suited In his death later. He with a
number of BIO companions was playing
about the new school building now in
process OF erection. One of the lads I'M
aware thai young Stitch was under the
hosting elevator used by the carpenters,
lowered the elevator, which descended with
a rcash on the head of the stitch boy,
who was directly under 1t. His skull was
fractured.
MOUNT AYR-Dr. William Horn, a
medical practitioner here for forty years,
has been arrested on the charge OF per-
forming a criminal operation upon Mary
Kuder, aged "a years. The young woman,
whose child died at birth, is the COM
planning witness. DR.. Horn waived pre-
liminary examination and gave bond for
Is the father-in-law of S. e. Sheldon, a
member of the legislature from this county.
The family is very prominent.
IOWA FALLS-Another motor car is to
be given a try-out between this city and
Vinton, this making the third placed in
service to handle the passenger traffic on
the Rock Island betwee Iowa Falls and
Cedar Rapids. The first car was a gaso-
line electric and gave satisfaction, but was
OF too small capacity to handle the traffic.
Another has been in Service for several
weeks, but has not given good service. A
car of the McKeen type will now be tried,
CRESTON-In the vicinity of Sidney and
Manning much uneasiness is felt by the
farmers because of the late excessive rain
fall and its effect upon the corn crop,
account of the ~greenness of the corn and
now that the fields have been soaked for a
week past the corn win be in worse condl-
tioa than ever. Many farmers are turning
their cribbed corn over every few days to
prevent heating and including. Much of the
crop is on the ground the result of heavy
windstorms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-19

admission. which seems to indicate that
the leader Of the opposition IN the House
Of Commons at last has been won over
TO acceptance OF tariff reform as a plank
In the unionist platform.
As for the rest OF the speech Il was
mainly a repetition OF the denunciation
Of the budget which has figured In
previous unionlst speeches and a special
appeal 10 his audience by the represent
alton that tariff reform would be espe-
eiaily beneficial to the cotton industry,
which was seriously threatened by Euro
pean, American and japanese competi-
ton and the growing difficulty Of obtain
ing sufficient supplies Of raw material.
Mr.. Balfour commended that German
and American prosperity had grown up
contemporaneously with the imposition
OF high protective duties. He gave his
party no special lead for the coming cam
paign. but expressed approval Of Lord
Lansdowne's motion to reject the budget,
OF which he gave formal notice in the
House OF Lords yesterday. Mr.. Balfour
argued that while the House Of Lords was
no longer the co-equal Of the House Of
Commons in authority. II would be fatal
to the country's institutions II II were de-
prlved OF power to say that some matters
were 30 grave as TO necessitate an appeal
to the people and he asserted that the
main function Of the second chamber was
to see that the government Of the coun-
try was a popular government.
Lords Amend Land Bill. ,
The Irish land bill was passed in the
House Of Lords tonight with some change
In the amendments recently proposed by
the lords, to which the House of Commons
on November 5 refused to agree.
The vote in the House Of Commons on
the motion not to agree to the House Of
LcIds amendment to the Irish land bill
on November 8 stood 21s to "a. On moving
the motion Augustine Birrel, chief secre-
tary for ireland. declared that he was
most anxious to come to terms, as the
failure Of the bill would create a deplor-
able situation In Ireland and that effort
would be made to arrange a compromise
between the two houses of parliament. A
committee was appointed for this purpose.