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Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

Mrs. Warren McArthur. Mrs. C. B. Shourds. Mrs. w. K. Robinson and Miss Dorothy Robinson drove in from Ingleside Wednesday to attend The Japanese Girl" produced by the Wo- mans club.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

The Pooh Bah club met last evening with MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

Judge Bullard left Tuesday for New York. where he will remain three weeks
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

They are at present the house guests of MT. and Mrs. c. C. Hutchinson, and later will visit MT. and Mrs. Dan NJ. Francis.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

Hudson Kelly, Foster Rockwell. Keeth Pickrell Arthur iinsworth. Donald Green. l. de R. Miller. c. H. Walridge. Gordon Tweed and K. $. Hackett
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Big TIm.. anal Fea.t.

NEW YORK- Dee -.-On are Bazerg
today state ssnator 'Big TIm- sullivan
FED s8E dereEcls and unlortgEates in tire
rooms q toe Tmo-hy IT, sullivan asso-
ciarion- marking the fifteenth annual rm-
o-ty 10. sullivan Christmas fsasf
Big Tim t9reW open the doors him
self a. q o-cI1ck- There uere three long
tabIss. exrsndinE the length % the rolm-
ufth a cauzcity 10 feed exactly 20 az a
time There were 10 chairs. for BE- Eas a
stsnd-up dilner although there eas ts1d
s-plsuty and a rtung-d 0TCf esIra p-ayilE-
Do took exactly fifteen minutes Tor IRE
hrst TC1nd of BoEsrg-ites 60 Ee- IN. o. est
drink ana go o1t- As tasg psssed eut
each man reserved q pips and a paper q
tobacco and reat ultis printed card in
strucunE him % b. prsseEI "a LlndaT.
Febrr1ary g. IsIL E'Tessltartul ~ rle cards
viu cattle ths tesrsF 20 pair q shoes
ard iEo pair q heavy s1cks-
CHERBOTRG. Dee -t-The municipal
ily q CherbsurE srrsnged ar interesting
snterrziumenr for ths United Statez hue
jackets TO-DAY This tnci1teE = torcll : lI
Barads a16 q Christmas trsa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Christmas Doll
Plays a Part in
Indiana Court
Judge Permits Jury 70 Separate
Rather Than Dissppoint q
Little Child.

LOGANsPoRT. Ind Dec ESPECIAL
TELEGRAM, The 5urymsn IN the trial Of
Charles Cotternnan, charged with Killing
Marx A. Brown. a wealthy farmer were
allowed 10 60 home in order that J.
ysar-old girl might not be deprived Of =
@ ristunRs DOH.
The Cottermsu case was regarded as
sufficiently important - warrant Judge
Larry issuing Instructions that the jury
50 ouid Be- kspt together. The jury sv7arr-Sed
around hiEn. insisting thar Tire order Be
reScluded
--J1dea- sad Ereriu zlcilt, farmer.
~r-ve got 70 % 7et OF drove fifteen
miles 20 town for s0msthinE and I've got
n get a. promised TO bring Il hone
and I hate 70 fan down
What il n asked the court
Its doE.~ faltered Z5chit- Then
bracinE ID. ne added
shes only q ms little girl and she u
cry al night II don't Eet home ] prom
ised her the doll and she's probably Al
tha window looking for me
IN let yoH all 60 said Judge Lairg-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Two Pedestrians Run
Down by Automobile
Men Crossing Street Are Struck By
Machine and Painfully Injured
--Chaaffeur Held,

W. e Mann snd . z Stevenson. both
e ~ Eouth Tweatr-sixsh street. were
knocked and dTarges sncut twenty fess
b. ths automobile % DT- C. q Robinson
at Seventeenth ard Farnsm STREETS YES
iersay afternoon Mr- Mann reeeived pain
fal injuries about she sids of the fac and
NJ Stevenson suffered q strain 20 the
FiEh. hip They we're taken 20 the police
station and attended b. Or Robinson and
Dr r r Harris. police surgeon
TIE men were crossing Seventeenth
street A. the crcsing and the machine vas
turning the corner from Tarnam street
when the accident occurred Joshua Fer
Eus1n. Chauffeur fnr the veiie Auto com
psny. Vas driving TIE motor. He VAS ar
rested BY Policeman Rohsy following ths
nishap. He was charged With carslss:
driving and released under 50 bond
M Mann is a railroad ticket agent and
lbs companion in the sooidsnt is an ex-
press agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Drink Merchant in
New Tangle of Law
at His Every Turn
Joe Bartlin Finds Federal. State and
City Regulations for Saloons
Puzzle Game-He's II.

Ths WAYS of thc law in this great land
q freedom are devious and strange n the
conceptions % Joe Bartoln. purveyor Of
drinks
Because hs could uoy clearly understand
the distinction between q city and q
feteral s{cuor license. Bartolin- who
operates a saloon al So south seventh
street yesterday suffered the latest Of a
series q arrests for selling Hguor- Bar
tolin fell into TIE hands % the police about
q year ago and Was informed his offenss
vas ln selling naaor without license He
learned he Was supposed 20 procure a fed
ersi hcensr-
Preoeding his a-rest % yesterday Bar
tolin got MS fedora license and announced
be Intended 70 Try Hqu1r selling again tie
overlooked the CITY license
An establishment con6ucted hy Chris
Chubss and Peter Ingos a. 81 Jackson
street was raided by the police The thrss
prupEietorz were each released under SO
bords- Several wagon loads of bottle
beer we're taken IN the tEo raids
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
SUGAR TRUST IS TO PAY UP
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, it
is Said, Will Be Paid Back.
PROSECUTIONS ARE TO CONTINUE
the Money VIII Be Turned In
TO Assistant United states
Treasurer.


NEW YORK Dec E--lspseiai Tele-
rsml-Crfminsi prosecution of Washing
ton r. Thomas president o. the American
sugar Refining company. of John 2. Par
sons. former general counsel and director
of the corporation; n Arthur ncnneT.
former director and treasurer. and Cfhsr
sir@etors Of the combination IS nov being
considered seriously hy the federal an
thorssiss as a result % ihe S0oSN ''draW-
hsrk- frsads By ths-sz sugar t-uys. Fueh =
prosecution uoaid Be entirely sepsFate fsonl
ihe criminal actions against these men hy
the government or the conspiracy charges
regarding the absorbing Of the Fennsyl-
vzniz Sugar Refining company BY the
trust with the expected refund Of this
g7lN.op ths sugar trust viii have paid back
20 the government over S0aaooo since the
exposures of the Weighing frauds a. the
HaveTneysr and Elder plant through the
work % Richard PAR and on Information
supplied BY Richard whslley.
Having confessed that drawback
frauds arEreEatinE F70naoo had beer psrpe-
trated on the government. the new d.
rrtorate n the sugar trust sanctioned. a.
The request % Washington b Thomas. the
refund % that amount
Tuesday morning. s. was learned. Charles
A Allen. the new treasurer Of the Anaeri-
can Sugar Refining company. probably in
the presence Of Collector Loeb and United
States Attorney Wise. vin deposit q
voucher for 30 70 the assistant treas
ursr % the United States. THIS paymsni
viii not Il ls understood. interfere with
the determination BY the Department Il
Justice On direct orders from Pres cent
Taft 20 punish any and AL sugar trust
officials against whom can be proven any
knowledge of the drawback frauds Some
secret conferences were held last week BY
Collector Loeb. United States Attorney Wlse
and WiiHam W. Smith. representing she
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Passes His Time"
to HypnOtiSt-CrOOk,
Now Wonders Why
Man Plays Role Of Cigar Store Indian
While Stranger Relieves Him Of
Watch on Street.

Parton ne F I take up vour time
remarked an unidentified strange. step
p.nE W 10 John Hsrun z71e Mason si-ee;
a. tie corner q Twenty and Lesv-
snuorth streets, yesterday afternoon
With these few pleasant words ths
frsaks- reached into Hs-lin-s pocket and
tcok his watch
Nice dsy. So-lonr-
Then Hcrlia. auto-h hyprotEsd. mouth
open and staring. watched the man stroll
down the street zith his wstrh in hard
It toos some time for res iEatiou 70 seep
through but Herlin dscided that he had
been touched" lie rsporte5 rs l3sE 70
TIE pcHcs-
What did be look Ike asked the o.
flcer booking the complain
search me replied Herlin- I didn {
get a good lcok a. hiul.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
TURKEY SHOOT AT GUN CLUB
Gunners Compete Ter sixty Birds
VaIunbIr Goose s-EaeaPes
from the HaE.

Christmas turkeys drsu q bis crowd q
E1uners 90 ths turkey shoot Hheld ~ tne
Omaha Gun club Christmas day- sho5tizE
azs good and over sixIy birds Wsrs wcn
g. the spurtsmeu Firsr piac= in Hach
evsnr to1k turkeT, second Foose. aid
third q ducE
Ciunuy sacks urre made ire aFpror=i
game bzEs and each man haf a sack
slCuE However. one sko1ter E1t blr one
sack for rWo birds and -u-acsd chem On
alive When - started Tor hone rhe
Eoose had departed There u=rs many
shooters present bur tfs bl7d eould net
be foEzA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

ul as late As q O'Clock the guests keen
.11E1Is lE- .n-errlp-iHs -le uuz.caI pro
gram and d-lsyiug tne sutertainmert d.
an t1lrs Il IRE night B-r rhs ur51,a v-r-
are a-FhEs late are not one bit better than
-1asf rE9 are an hour OF tw1 early. ]
have lad people come an from cul o. tou-n
1J o'clqcE Ehsu Q had invited item frr
oc.n-- Naturally can't entertain
then az ttat time. because ] am obliEe1
o. slFe my attention 90 me prepzrgtions
2 an rlEluE e reoeUtiuu in honor q HuE-
son Maxim on Iauusry a. and this rfzhf
expect me rules % NY club uhicH /
have rad printed 70 s~ud vtth the invita-
ulns- 90 - into effscr. hope 20 teach
women % he early aud men 70 be- on uue
sonaH is aluzys LzIe and man gsn-
srzlig Anticipates his appoihtmsnt"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Holly Wreath Turns
on Gas; Death Comes
Toronto Woman Visiting Daughter in
Chicago Found Dead in Bed
as Result.

CHICAGO. Dec "a Christmas holly
wreath swinging from q chandelier forced
ope1 g gas cock early today and caused
the sspEvXiauon Of Mrs- EtA May simp-
son Of TorortG CauAda Mr.. Simpson
Wzs dead when found by her daughter.
Before retiring lasf night Ms Simpson
hung the wreath on the ehsndelier over
her bed- While she vas asleep ths Ein6
from an open window caused the wreath
70 open the Eas cock. Mrs Simpson cane
here from Toronto last week 10 Visit her
daughter M Edward Titfea
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
MODERATE TEMPERATURE NOW
Christmas week VIII Bring Rain or
snow In Many PIaees-Then
Colder.

WASHINGTON. Dee %-with the sx-
espuon 81 a cold spec on Monday in the
eastern states. moderate temperature will
prevail everywhere dE-lng Christmas week
according 10 the weather bureaus b1Ileun
tonight
a disturbances OF moderate intensity. nIE
in the southwest. will reach the Atlantic
seaboard by Tuesday and viii be attended
BY unsettled Wezrhe-, with rain OF SNOW
in northern and central states east q the
Rocky r1o1ntsins-
The principal disturbance u the week
which WtIl reach the Pacific coast on
Tuesday OF Wesnss6zy and the Atlantic
69zst by Friday and Saturday. vii be al
tsnded by general p-ecipi1auOn and a pro
nounoed change 10 colder weather
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Stickup Man Gets
Drop" On Watchman
Negro RObs Guardian Of Gardner
Memorial HOEpital-Vietims
Weapon Unavailable \

a neEro holdup mar thrust revolver
hsf11s the face % John Byer. uiEht watch
nan 90 the new Gardner Memorial tosuF-
tai and 7ohbed Eim o. q 90 cash shortly
before daylight YESTERDAY morning The
robber held Byer I'D in the hack yard %
the hospital grounds. surprising his vie
um wrile be vas hcidirg q lantern
B-er toid ne poics be uss fo-ces 20
seJ coNn the lantern and throw 40 his
harts IN suouassion before hs had a
e-aucs 10 reach fer his own gun Bge-
Lives a. ~ North slKtssnth street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Etter Notified of
His Confirmation
New Postmaster At South Omahs 70
Take Charge Of Office with Be
ginning Of New Year.

Lew r Ettsr. recently named for post
master a. south OMAHA has received no.
tice q the confirmation of his nomins q p
he YESTERDAY received papers and blank
bends for has uusEfcatiun for the ufnee
Tie nomination q NJ Ette- vas con
frned jIsr before ths adjournment q
congress f1T tie hoIeays He will take
charge of the office January J.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
quiet Day at Vatican.

ROME Dec &.-Christnas day psssed
off trsnQmTly a. the vatican, where Plus
y. after uonunoAtiOn al early mass before
specially Invited guests, spent the morning 3
quietly il his apartments E1th his sisters
and ais nieoes- Later he san some OF MS
household and the secretary Of state Car
dtnal Merry Del Val who wished 10 rsneE
their greetings, but al Of The audiences
were Of a private charsct=E-
His holiness received messages and greet
ings from s0vereigus. heads q STATE, high
ecclesisEgios sad prominent lzymea from
al over the word He personally read
each of these and vill himself reply 70
many Of them
Al court there ware no 0fhcal reoep-
rious but tire presents q the king and
queen 70 their respective hoassh0lds vi ere
Distributed and the family of theiy ua 5ec-
ries noW comurising four children had q
tree over which ire 5oy Eas a. great as
in aug humble hone throughout the k-ng-
dom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Fat Suitcase Solves
a Burglary Mystery
Burden Carried by Joe Schultz
Causes Hin 10 Be Jsiled for
DTesheT Robbery.

An 0ve- corpEisnJ sultos=s carried by
q stranger who EaE iA st eose in tae
prrseEce q officers led o. the recovery
u ciothiuE stolen from t1s DresHer tailor
saop and ihe arrest q TIRE suspect ysst-r-
6av.
Joe Schultz carr uE b-l-nE suitcase.
uas noticed zaplng stout uncertainty on
Dodge street by Detectives sullivan ard
1iJche-- wfo acc0sted hIn7
schuitE ATTEMPTED 10 iesvs ths detectives
and vas uDshls 10 explain clearly whas
vas In TIE Er5p- When taken 20 the sta
ton tre suitcase tfas found 20 co1ts
rnosI % the clothes stolen from Dreshsrs
sch1ilE then said be had bought them
from q stranger
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
SAD CHRISTMAS IN CHICAGO
Mourning for Dead Firensn Changes
Aspect o fthe Day.
QUIET CELEBATIOE AT CAPITAL
President and Ms Taft Attend
Chure hservfces-Rousan Pontiff
says Mass and sees His
HoasehoId.

President and FamIiy at Church-
CHICAGO. Dc Z-ChrIstrnsE pas q dav
of mourning for official Chicago The dis
astsr al tire stock yards THURSDAY. when
q FIRE in tire Morris a co. heef house swe7t
away tire Hvss Of Fire chef Koran and
twenty -four other u.eu. covered the whole
city With a psn Of sadness
In the ohvrchss ChriE,rnEs services were
Sosned Nth prayeFs efy~orroE Ter the dead
and sympathy fo- thsi- grtef- strscs1sn fs--iis
Hes PROM the staffs u rublie buildings
hsg department stores and many residences
flags hung st half-mast-
EEht OF the dead fIreemn we're buried
today Tlhe funeral services Eere SCI
publrnic being attended b. AL enhers q
the fire department who could b sTared
from duty city officials and hundreds of
citizens The funeral Of james H Koran
fire arrshsL one Of the first ~ meet death
in Thursdays FIRE vfn be held toourrow
a. the same time - the hurial of twelve
other members of the department. victims
Of the fire. Captain Dennis X Doyle of
engine company No - and his son Mich
olas Doyie. of truck company No 10 Ein
b buried s6e Or SIDE, their bodies being
taken from the Wrecksge only an arms
length apart
WASHINGTON. Dec E-Christmas iu
Washington Vas the erstome o. quietness-
President and Mrs Taft and their family
spent the dAv al home. exeept for attend
anoe al church in the morning The Dresi-
dent went alone 10 All Saints Unitarian
church. while Mrs Taft accompanied by
Miss Helen Taft and Charley Taft. went
20 fashionable s. Johns Episcopal church
A few friends dropped in Al the White
House during the afternoon 70 exchanss
Christmas greetings
Most Official Washington Joined in the
quiet celebration OF the DAY. The diplo-
matte corps observed the occasion sTprO-
priatsly. while the several hundred mem
bsrs Of the tEo houses Of congress fol
the most rart observed the day in theil
home states
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
FIFTH WIFE GETS A DIVORCE
Kid Mccoy AgaIn Called Into Court
by Victim Of One of His
Marriage Ventures.

NEW YORK Dee E.-fSpecisl TeIe-
Eram-l-Mrs- Lillian Estells seIby who vas
the fifth woman 20 promise 10 love honor
and obey NoEnAn Selhy. alias Rid McCoy
vas today 5udictEily authorized TO cancel
her maritsl Obligations when Justice Plat
rex in the supreme court signed her decree
sslby holds the record for qu.ck lunch
marriages and divorces. F5vs different
women had s7ue curiosity 20 know what
on % q husband a prize fighter would
make. He married one OF them twice
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Mrs. Brewster Will Teach Men
and Women to Be on Time

SEW YDRE Dee E-lspecisI TsIs-
-reU-f--l'1 teach women 20 be uE time
IS rfe Undertaking q a BROOKLYN woman
afro VIII rztifl- her crEEniEstilu o. rEe
Ezrlv Hour club rhe second Sunday 10
JsE-srT- iu rae lore that e season q Erod
-esoluiin1s may Esip her pru5ecg
Mrs EuEsHe r. Brewster. usmbsr q
70 iezs Than seven socisries and cuts
o'1tlsned tie Idea t1dar
Ths EzrlT HcBF c-Eh EIu solve many
HreaIsr-r SAYS
ir is ar t1g1Cr aEue movement % over
frr6E UzI- ~ the unuieasa1t forms that
sp0n r1sreEs e.eElng an hone When
an Invitation rs lssl5el f-r an 8 o'clucE re-
cepuou- tHs u-aj1rty q people G. n1t A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
DYNAMITE EXPLODED
At Los ANGELES PLANT
Couutry Partly DenoItshed by
HiEh EHplosiye.

los ANGELES Dec. she Ileusilyn
rUnsorzE. one q tas iz-sfs- s=tahItsr-
meuts % me d "a 70 ne southwest Eas
parity 6emoHshed b. dynaite meVnIosef
aEalust the SIDE Of IRE building early To-
dsy-
D p. AsburE- 8 Eatchuaa. was slightly
inilret- Ths ofces snd ururr fIoo- q IN
bl-ldtng w=rs EreckeA TIE plant pros~-
sas ulaa'ured- me eompany has ben in
s-'~ ~ moughH IN striks q IN. or
stzAl vera :
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
FIRE RECORD.
LiEhtinE Plant DAMAGE

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia Dec E-fspa-
cial Telegram The buDdir, occupsed by
the BrausT Aeetyline Lighting company
WAS dausEed 20 the extent q 8 o. today.
A quantity q czrtide stored in rhs hliId-
ing generated Ess when water vas turned
n- adtinE a Spectacular feature 20 the
blzEs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
WOMAN JUMPS FROM TRAIN
Mrs. Mary GrISwaId of Ellis, Kan,
Has skull aad COlIarbOne
Hroken.

OGALLAH Kan. Dee. E-Mrz Mar
GrisEo1d and hsr tEo children sEmped
from fast moving Cniou Pacific train
near ElliE- kan last night Mrs Gris-
void q widow, lives eight miles north
east of ElIls Her skull and colIarbons
were fractured The children were only
slightly injured Ms GriswoId feared tn
train would not stop a. the station whsrr
she wanted 70 get off
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

SIOUX CITY. Ia Dec. S-lSpeciai Tee
gram m-t-R5berr- the f-yesT-old son ON J
or, plumber. fsI Into a tub o. scaldins
water and died this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

HEEsT Dee. -1--Cnristmas Gay as
osl-trated D. ire sailors o. the Third
eiyisioE q the United Stale Atlantic nset
Nith slato-ars festivities They uere the
Elesls a. diupsT q ne sailors q he nEval
6ssoL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

CCLE-NBTS o. Dec .t-When Sev-1ur
FCrrer was -zkinE ar int=Tzrhau ear t1
he barns -naaT ue SAN Paul Martin al
N-Era--0'i f1v. s.EE into re Sci1tr river
Prrr-r C-- -re trolley r1ua loose ard
Using -t as a 'asso. drsEged the boz 10 t-e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
ONE UNIVERSITY
AND ONE CAMPUS
Why Buildings Of Esbrasks's GTsai
school Should Be Consolidated
az State Farm.
FOR ECONOMY OF 'MIEIsTRATIoI

Present Plan is silly to Con-
tinue
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Unsetled.
For lows Cloudy: warmer
For weather report see raEe 3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
Refuses to Postpone Tariff
Questions Until March 81
FRIENDLY NOTE IS SENT
All Points at Issue Should Easily Be
Settled, Berlin Thinks, BY Feb q
Kaiser's Government Declines to
Delay Negotiations.

Berlin, Jan. 81 The reply Of the for.
cigu Office 10 the request 81 the United
States that the application Of Germany.
general tariff to American imports Be
deferred until March 81 Is understood q
bea non-acceptanee Of the suggestion for
delay
The reply which viii be dispatched 20
Washington immediately, however sill
represent That file German government
feels That no obstacles to complete
agreement exist that cannot bc over.
come by February 7, the date upon which
the general schedules would apply auto
matically Germany holds that che points
at issue have been considered sufficiently
to enable both sides 70 reach a decision
at this time. Tile note, the tone 81
which Is described as being most friend
W points ont bow highly desirable 70
Is from the German standpoint that the
tariff question between the two countries
be settled at once
Among the points raised by the United
States ia the matter 81 discrimination
against American imports was that Of
the rate imposed On American apples
which are assessed at sl25 a barrel So
stead Of rs cents barrel on tae ground
that Gre excelsior placed az tho ends of
The barrels % prevent The apples being
bruised was IA. ed . paper wrapping
By Enc custom officials Tie state AZ
partment has just been Informed tlat
tie Bundtsrath- or federal council bas
modified tie uliae in this case. and tlat
American apples will Re admitted at rs
cents a barrel when 50 packed
number Of eases constituting as
d the view Of the United
State. were brought definitely to toe st.
,ention Of Germany during the recent
and IN seyeral instances de
sired change. viii be made,
TIE special committed 81 tie Reichstag
q which was referred the treaty which
be foreign office recently negotiated With
Portugal yesterday rejected TIE same On
.he grounds ihat Portugal had raised
ta tariff oH tgFman imports enormous
and that lhe treaty would give Portugal
u the advantages ii tha German mar
set without amy return nhateeer TIE
treaty vifi be submitted 70 the Reiohstag
ilaaa with the adverse report Of tie
committee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27

Jury yesterday began the Investigation
Of the methods Of the alleged 7beef
trust" The first witness called was G.
g. Snow, secretary and treasurer Of the
National Packing company thus reviy
ing the report that the National Pack.
ing company would be the object OF
the first attack hy United States District
Attorney Sims and bis assistants
Before the Investigation is completed
probably weeks hence, il IS said that
everyone connected with the packing
houses in Chicago and other cities who
can throw amy light on Che subject win
have been called
IN view Of the reports that the gov.
eminent intends to proceed TO dissolve
the National Packing company, it is IN
terasting to note that the stock Of this
so-ealled beet combine is divided as fol-
lowsi Swift interests, 40 per cent;
Armour interests, ~ per cent; Morris
interests, y per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
Miners to Make Demands on
Operators
FOR INCREASE IN WAGES
Uniform Action Is Planned in An the
Districts Signing Of An Contracts
at the Same Time Is One Of
the Features

Indianapolis Jan ~ THAT a general
strike 81 the miners 81 TIE bituminous
coal fields Of the United states and
Canada win be called II the mine opar
ators Of al or any Of the districts refuse
10 sign contracts granting an increase 81
wages was the opinion 81 many leaders
in the convention Of tha United Mine
Workers d America yesterday
what we should hayer said Duncan
Mcdonald, president Of The Illinois dis-
triet. "is general industrial strike we
do not want the railroads 20 be hauling
into the coal fields seab' miners and
hauling out seab coal while We are on
strike We should send ! committee q
TIE railroad unions and persuade them to
cooperate With us7
President Lewis introduced . resolu.
ton that the miners should continue at
work after the expiration Of tae present
wage scale March 81, until new scale
IS signed Or o strike is called and that
no definite date Tor 4 strike b set in
this convention