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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
BREVITIES

Became Insane-At about $3.50 this
afternoon Arthur Bailey became men
tally unbalanced and had TO be placed
In the padded cell at the county jail.
He imagined that the country was
flooded with water and. to make his
escape, drove his horse at terrific
ratio Of speed along Twenty-fifth
street
Funeral Of Maysficld Kaowles-Thc
luneral services over the remains of
Mayslield Knowles. who died at the
Ogden general hospital Tuesday noon.
VIII be held tomorrow at . p. m. at
the Richey funeral chapel The death
certificate signed by the doctors and
given TO the undertaken state the
cause of death was acute uraemic poi,
soning.
Expected This Evening
Superintendent Davis and Superin-
tendent Manson of the Salt Lake di-
vision OF the Southern Pacific. are eX-
pected to return 10 ogden late this
evening from trip over the division.
after investigating the amount OF dam
age caused by the recent washouts at
various points.
Jap'o Throat cut-Joe Mathfuro. a
Jap. states that big drunk man" ac-
costed him last night near the Union.
depot and tried to cut his throat. He
says the desperndo undertook to get
his money. and when he failed in that
he proceeded TO whittle on his throat
The Jap is at his home. 2465 Lincoln
avenue. suffering from a few sharp
knife wounds in his neck No trace of
the hold-up has been found
Mrs. Jes iette Abbott and daughter
were Ogden visitors during the week.
the guests OF Mrs. Abbotts son. Jed
Abbott. the claim agent OF the Har.
riman lines at Ogden,
Misses Chloe Adams and Alice FL
Ilson OF Pennington, visited friends
IN Ogden during the past few days.
Henry c. Baker of the Ogden Port |
and Cement campany Is Salt Lake
visitor today.
Game in Salt Lake Saturday after
noon tho Weber Academy and Deaf |
School teams will play their tie game |
Tor the northern championship In Salt |
Lake on the Y. NJ. C. A. floor.
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POSSIBLE LYNCHlNG
AVERTEO BY POLICE

Salt Lake, March l7.-Charged with
entlcing the 6-year.old daughter of
Mrs. J. Beck from her home at 321
Sixth East street with a sinister pur
pose In View. Anthony Woods. CO.
ment contractor. % years old. was ar.
rested by Patrolman Anthony Olson.
Patrol Driver George Moore aud Mo.
torcycle w. w Griffin, "Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, and saved
from possible lynchlng at the hands
of infuriated citizens on P street, he
tween Third and Fourth streets
According TO the reports received
by the police, Woods went 10 the homo
OF the child Wednesday. abou, noon
and, after giving her bag of candy
entlced her TO accompany him TO tho
eastern part OF the city before tho
child was missed by the anxious moth.
or. Mrs. Kingdom. an aunt of tho
child. saw the two passing her honso
nj Seventh East and Fourth South
streets on their way eastward and
ran after the man.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
DEROIT BOWLER SETS
SENSATIONAL RECORD

Detroit. March 16-Tom Healy OF
Detroit was the sensation of the clos
ing day OF tho tenth annual tourna
ment Of the American Bowling con
greSs. when he rolled the remarkable
score Of 705 in the individual event,
winning that event and setting a new
tournament record. He also won
the prize for the best total for nine
games with 1861, which is another
new American Bowling congress rec
ord
Healy's great series came In the
afternoon after practically every one
hal become reconciled to the almost
certain victory of William Richter OF
Chicago with 692. He opened with
23G ard the crowd went wild when
he hung up 26s for his second-a 10.
tai OF 504 for two games. He needed
1S9 to win and made assurances
doubly sure with 20l giving him
lead of 13 pins over Richter,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
MANY BUILDINGS
BEING ERECTED
Alnon White to Start on Three Modern Coaoe
Ogden Packing Company Building a Large Annex Cola
Storage Plant to be Erected

Building activity OF the city In
creases as the spring weather con
tinues. and the contractors state that
II Will not be long before the question
OF getting laborers Will be one to
seriously consider.
The Ogden Packing company has be-
gun the construction OF $4,000 an
mex to It's main building on west
Twenty fourth street Lack of room
TO handle the business OF the com.
pany In the present quarters has nee
eSsltated the new structure. This an
mex Is to be OF brick. three stories
high, and 30x60 feet In size In it
viii be placed five large tanks, and
1t will also be used as store room
for the by.products OF the plant 1t
Is being built on the north side of the
main building.
Superintendent Jersen states that
during the latter part of the summer
months the company will also build
a $50, 900 annex on the east side OF
the main building. to be used as n
refrigerator, and in which will be
an artificial ice plant 1t is antici
pated that this annex will double tho
cooling capacity OF the present plant
and furnish Ice for the entire year.
This work will be pushed with all
possible haste, the idea being TO have
the plant In the improved condition
Tor next years business,
David Mattson has taken out Il per-
nit TO build his $4,000 business block
ON Twenty-fifth street and Lincoln
avenue, and excavation work for the
basement will be commenced tomor-
row. Mr.. Mattson says he figures
on finishing the structure within the
next three months
The remodeling Of the passenger
station OF the Salt Lake & Ogden
railway depot on Lincoln avenue and
Twenty-fifth street. has begun, and It
is stated by the contractors that the
place will be In modern condition
within the next 80 days. and ready for
use when the road is electrified.
w V Murdock is building a 81 900
dwelling house on Seventeenth street,
between Lincoln and Wall avenues
Work on n. p. Petersons new
$1,000 home has begun and It Is ex-
pected that It Will be finished In 80
days. The building is situated on
Jackson avenue, between Twenty
.irst and Twenty-second streets.
James Calvert IS building a resi-.
ience in Rose Court. between Twen-
-y-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets.
L Will cost upwards of $1,000. and
*ill be ready ior occupancy In 30
lays 80
Almon M. White. who sold his
irant avenue property. north OF the
3aptlst church, 67 feet for 500
cot, to the Knights OF Pythlas. Will
tart work Monday next on three
modern cottages on Patterson ave-
'ue, between Lincoln and Wall ave.
lues. The cottages are to be thor
ushly modern and will add to the
.ttraotlyeness of that part of the |
ity as residence district.
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HUTCHINSON GIVES
A BOND FOR $1OO

In the criminal division of the
municipal court this morning. d. s.
Jones acknowledged that he was "un-
lawfully drunk" laAt evening. He was
sentenced to-pay fine OF IS or 60
TO Jail five days.
Fred O. Hutchinson. alleged to have
beaten his wife March 18th was ar
raigned before the judge and placed
under a bond OF 800 for his appear
ance for trial at some future time.
Mr. Hutchinson plended not guilty 10
the charge. The case VIII be called
for hearing as soon as the attorneys
can agree upon Time.
The court rendered a decision ln
the case OF the State against p. II.
(E,srD Cregsn. who was given prc.
llminary hearing Yesterday on tho
charge Of robbinG Willard Percell of
SIS. diechsrgIng the defendant.
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NJ ILK Ca Sc
in POLICE.
COURT

The case of the State against Thom-
as Brown OF North Ogden, for the
alleged selling Of adulterated milk
March 9TH was taken up for trial and
a jury empaneled in police court this
morning.
The demurrer of the attorneys for
thedcfendant. that the complaint did
not state facts sufficient to consti-
tate cause of action. was sustained
by tho court. an6 the state given per
mission to file aD amended COM
plant. which was done.
State Pure Food and Dairy Inspect
br Willard Hanson. State Chemist
Herman Harness and Deputy State
Food and Dairy Inspector H c. Smith
OF Salt Lake are here as witnesses
In the case.
The contention OF the defendant
will be that the milk sold a. D. Gar
Der on tho date mentioned was not
sdulterated and that the test made
BY the state chemist will so indicate
when the matter is thoroughly ln-
Vestlgated: that II II was adulterat-
cd or contained less than 30 per cent
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HETTY GREEN GROWING
SURPRISINGLY LIBERAL

New York. March 17.-Miss P.
Brizzie, an officer OF the Christopher
Columbus university here, founded by
Countess Annie Leary In 1907 an
nounced today that Mrs. Hetty Green
VIII give the university n plot of land
on Fifth avenue opposite Central
park. valued at 100000. as an Easter
gift. No recent transfer of any land
TO Mrs. Green has been reported
The Countess Annie Leary wus re-
Gently given her title by the pope.
IL was announced she had made fur.
ther plans to found a great memorial
10 Christopher Columbus No further
details were them available.
Persons In the confidence of Mrs.
Green have no knowledge of her In.
tentlon 10 part with 100000.
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DOUBLE TRACK ON
THE LAKE TRESTlE
Hartman Lines Are to Employ Large and Expend 81 900
In improvements at Ogden and the Bridge Across
Great Salt Lake ~

As soon as the piling. stringers and
caps arrive at Lakeside, work Will
commence on the double track trestle
on the OgdeD-Lucln cut-of OF the
Southern Pacific company across the
Great Salt Lake. This was the an.
nouncemcnt made from the olfico OF
the company In Ogden this morning.
The Improvement work on the cut.
on. as well as that in the Union do.
pot yards, will be under the direction
OF Assistant Engineer A. Q. Campbell
OF the Hartman lines Mr.. Campbell
Will have under his immediate charge
about thousand mon on the cut-off
and In Ogden.
All of this vast amount OF recon-
strucuon and improvement work VIII
involve the expenditure of ap9roxi.
mately Sl.500.OOO during the summer
months.
The cutoff reconstruction will in.
clude the building OF a mile trestle
from tho west end OF the present tres
Tie to tho Ill., extending from the
west shore OF the lake. and which
VIII be raised TO the same grade as
the trcstle when the new trcstle Is
completed.
When the cutoff was built. the ac-
tual work on which started eight
years ago today. March II. 1902-the
"hll' on the west side of the trestle
in the last FIVE miles was allowed 10
drop about Ave feet 1t is this grade
that Will be raised
The base OF operations will bc Mt
Lakeside on the west shore OF tho
lake. at which point steam shovels
are being installed for operation in
The mammoth gravel pit TO supply
rock and ballast for the five trains 10
be used In furnishing material for the |
"nu."
This morning a gravel train with |
about one hundred men commenced |
work hauling sand from the Sand |
Ridge cutoff TO fill in between the
walls OF tho foundation for the new
freight house. a large force OF men
are laying the long chain Of sewer
and drain pipes for the freight depot
and the Union depot platform The
track gangs are working upol the
lowering OF the old passenger tracks
In tho Union depot yards TO the same
5rade as the FIVE new tracks laid last
fall, upon which tho finishing touches
are now being made
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SEN. CUMMINS'
BITTER ATTACK

Washington. March 16-In the
sharpest debate yet provoked In the
senate on the administration railroad
bill bitter criticisms of the support
ers OF the bill in trying 10 put the
measure through without amendment
elected from Senator Aldrlch admis-
sion that the bill could be amended,
This statement was made during
the second day of Senator Cummin 8
speech attacking the bill, but not un-
II! after friends of the measure had
been accused of trying to hide be-
hind the president and behind the
fact that the bill had been drafted
1T his direction.
For more than two hours the presi-
dent figured In the discussion and for
a time his title. IL not his name was
banded about With a freedom that
amounted to recklessness. In this
portion Of the debates Senators Aid
rich, Bailey. Cummins, Root. Elkins
and Bacon figured conspicuously.
Rescue from Courts.
Senator Cummins contended that
the provision In the bill referring to
the traffic agreements would render
them legal without their submission
to the interstate commerce commits
sion. He asserted there had been
conspicuous silence in the committee
on this subject Thereupon Mr..
Crawford turned to Senator Aldrich.
who IS a member OF the committee on
Interstate commerce and questioned
him on his Interpretation of the
meaning OF the provision
The whole truta." interrupted Mr.
Bailey before Mr.. AJdrlch could ro-
ply, is that the intention of the pro-
vision for the repeal of the antitrust
law is TO reverse the supreme court
OF the United States. The effect and |
purpose IS 10 take the railroads from !
under the supreme court"
Mr. Aldrich denied the intimatlon |
Of the Texas senator and from this
colloquy arose a general discussion \
az TO whether II had been Inc original |
intention 10 include the railroads 10
the Sherman antitrust bill During |
his discussion Mr. AldrIch said that
no senator who had voted Tor the
Sherman Law had the slightest Idea
that the railroads were embraced
within Its terms. But all the same
'ou are now trying 10 take them ont
u IT, reiterated Mr Bailey
II beg pardon. responded Mr.. Aid
-ich, but that Is not true The sen.
'tor from Texas is mistaken az 90
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Judge Murphy stated that he did not
tnink the case given against Crcgan
was sufficiently strong to warrant
the expense OF bringing it before a
jury for trial. The Judge stated,
however, that he was not altogether
satisfied with the statements OF
Cregan regarding his actions since
he came TO the city a number OF
weeks ago.
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THEATRE
Both Phones 323.

Both Phones 323.
NEW BILL FOR COMING WEEK.
BROWN, HARRIS & BROWN.
In "Just TO lsueh-That's All"
J. FRANCIS oooLEY
Asslsted by Corlnne Ssyles, In
pavement Patter"
JEAN ClERMONT'S
"eurlebke Circus" the best amuse-
ment for ladies' and children.
NINE, PANITA
The Celebrated European Flute VIr-
tuoso.
JIMMIE LUCAS
Late CoStar "The Golden Girl"
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
The Clown and the Girl"
oRPHeUm MOTION PICTURES
LATEST NOVELTIES
oRPHEUM ORCHESTRA
PRlces;-NIeht, 1oe. 2So and soc;
hstlnees, 1oc, i5e and 25c.
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SEGo LILY CIRCLE.

Sego Lily circle No ia met In reg.
ular session Monday evening, March
"a. in l. o. o, F. hall. about twenty
members being present.
Following the regular business ses-
sion recitation by Neighbor Jane
McBeth was an enjoyable feature. the
members Immediately after repairing
to one of the local picture shows, to
which they had been invited, where
they completed an enjoyable evening.
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

About forty guests, old friends and
relatives, gathered at the home of
George Yearsley in Harrisville last
evening to celebrate his SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary,
Mr.. Yearslcy is a native of Pennsyl-
va1ia. a pioneer of Utah. long resi-
dent OF HarrIsyille and has riany
friends in the state.
Both old and young participated In
the general good time last evening,
Vocal and Instrumental music, the
old-time songs, dear 10 the heart of
every pioneer. interspersed with the
popular songs OF the day dances. old
style and new. soclnl chat and many
"reminiscences. among which Mr..
Yearsley recalled the boys" OF the
early days and how he played mum.
BILE peg with the now reVered head
of the Mormon church, President Jo-
seph F. Smith. and supper which in
cluded all the good things for which
HarrisYillo housewives are noted
rounded out the happy evening
With few remarks expressive OF
the esteem OF the assembled guests.
one of the number presented 10 Mr.
Yearslcy beautiful easy chair as a
token of their regard.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our thanks and
gratitude To all those kind friends who
assisted us during our late Sereave
and father, Charles Cashmere. Also
for those who spoke words of conso-
latiop and furnished the beautiful
singing for the services, and to all
those who brought beautiful floral
offerings. May they receive the some
kind treatment, and God bless them In
the hours OF sorrow and distress. is
the earnest prayer of
MRS. CHARLES CASHMORE
and Family
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N A N Y NJ E N
CAN GET
WORK

J.Ps oyIeifT oil the o'Nenl Construo-
tion company returned from Logan
last evening for the purpose OF hir-
Ing men To work on the new sewer
that Mr.. O'Neill's company is con-
structing in that city. Mr.. O'Neill
states that he has forty men on the
Logan sewer. but that he can handle
Is more. He also states that 1t Is not
an easy matter TO find many men who
are particularly anxious for work. not
withstandIng the fact that there seems
90 be a number OF idle men about the
country.
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KNAPP AND NELL
LEAVE FOR CHICAGO

Washington, March. 16.-Chairman
Knapp of the interstate commerce
commission and Or. Charles p. Nein,
commissioner of labor. mediators un.
der the Erdman act, left for Chicago
today to undertake the adjustment
of the controversy between the West
ern railways and their enginemen and
flremen. Both mediator5 expressed
hope of successful outcome.
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Trouble 6eains.


Mr. Cummins would not admit that
he could be mistaken
Trouble Begins.
Mr.. Aldrich referred 10 a supposed
alliance between the "Insurgent" Re
publlcans and Democrats and thon
after brief protest from Mr. Cum
Minis over this method OF presenting
the matter. the Rhode Island senator
declared 1t TO be bis opinion that no
schedule OF the roads whether under
agreement OF not, could so into ef-
feet without the approval OF the com
miasien
IF that is not made clear in the
bill. | am perfectly willing TO have
Il made so. said Mr.. Adrich.
Responding to this statement, Mr.
CUMMING declared the only way To
remedy the defect was to withdraw
the repeating provision. To this sug,
Sestlon and others. Mr.. Aldrich re.
sponded that he had found himself In
such disagreement with MIR. Cummins
that It had been impossible in com
mittee to go into discussion with him
over the provisions OF the bill.
President Brought In.
The Iowan replied that he had new.
er made aipglc suggestion for an
amendment In committee and that
Mt Aldrich had heard none from
him Consequently he was quite un.
had made the statement
In this connection the presidents
name was brought into the discussion
Mr. CummiDs was still discussing tho
terms OF the alleged antitrust "a
peal and referring to some of the pro
visions when Mr.. Aldrich stated thai
such was tho purpose OF the prest
dent and the attorney general"
This statement brought Mr. Nelson
TO his feet with strenuous protest
Tho senator must not hide behind
the president" he said eXoltodlyl
that is small business and 1t won't
do. 1t Is not the way to Iegislate.'
Aldrich independent.
Mr.. hldrich also was somewhat OK
cited when he replied. He disawoved
any intention of taking refuge bo
hind any one
He declared no had not said that
tee president had wanted 1t, but only
that the bill had been prepared by
the attorney general at the direction
OF the president. He reiterated his
as a senator. OF any
outside interference and asserted that
" hiic it was tho habit of the execu-
tive officials TO prepare many meas
lres for the action Of congress, he
hoped no senator would be prejudioed
simply by executive suggestion.
Mr.. Bailey suggested the real pur-
pose OF Mr., Aldrich In coming into
.hc discussion today had been TO call
attention to the fact that Mr. Cum
MINIS was not in harmony with Tie
administration.
1T did not need any such effort.
declared Mt Aldrich, while the Iowa
senator asscnted that his attitude
vas perfectly well known.
Here Mr. Root called attention TO
he provision of the constitution re-
,uirlng the president TO recommend
egislation and he contended the
Presidents action on the pending bill
lad been In accordance with this pro
-ision. Mr.. Bacon took Issue with
he New York senator. declaring the
OF legislation To be
different thing from understanding
O control the action OF congress.
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Omaha Livestock,

Omaha. March 17,-Catue-
$500; market steady to strong Ma
tive steors. S5.5oasl0: cows and hoif-
ers, Si50a6S So; western steers, S6a7; /;
Gamers. S325a450; Stockers and
feeders, S4a6.65; calves, $4.50aS %, /,
bulls. stays. etc. 81 25a6.25
Hogs-Recelpts $500; the market
Is steady. Heavy. .46a1055; mixed.
s10.S0al0.45; light, S1O.21a10.40, pigs.
IS 25a9 so; bulk, s1O.3Oal0i46.
Sheep-Receipts $500: market 15c
higher Wethers. s79Oas 40: ewes.
S7.75aS 10, lambs. s9.60al010.
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INT TER'MOUNTAIN FAIR ASSOclA
TON DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Inter-Mountain Fair Associa-
tion- Principal place OF business. Og-
den. Utah
Notice-There arc delinquent on the
following described stock, on account
of assessment levied on the 22nd day
of January. 1919. Assessment No. 3,
OF Sl.00 per share. TO pay for improve.
ments and debt now existing. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as fol
lows:
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ENJolNEO HER TO
ENTER UNDER WORLD
Says Husband Told Her and Niece
Commercial Street Was Good
Enough for Them.

Salt Lake. March 17.-Accordine to
the alleghhons In complaint for di.
vorce hled in the district court We'd.
nesday by Mary a Herlihy. John Hor.
lihy was not an agreeable person 10
live With. 10 say The least. She cbsrvoT
him with many acts Of cruelty. among
which is that last June he threw =
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using oG.
DEN MADE FLOuR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use is
boost for your town.
In that way you make Chicago
Of Ogden Ogden Milling G. Ele-
yator Co. -
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CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, March 17-Cattle - Re-
ceipts estimated at 5000; market
strong. sc higher. Beevcs. s560aS Go; ;
Texas steers. S490a6.25 western
steers. 81 7oa6.S0, stockers and feed.
ers. sS70a6.60. COWS and hcifers
$375a7; calves. SS.50a1050.
HogS-Receipts estimated at $4,000,
market steady Light $l0.30a1o.75.
mixed, S1041a10SS; heavy. slO.45I
1855; rough, S1O45a10.60; good to
choice heavy. sl0.60a1OS5 pigs. $3.50
a10.4O, bulk of sales. $1065a10S0.
Shecp-Receipts estimated at TO-
600; market strong Native, sS.76a
ss5; western, s5.75as.30; yearlinge.
SSa9, lambs. native, sS25al0.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, March 17.-Butter steady;
creams. 26a3lc; dairfcs, 22a27c. Eggs
firm; receipts 1874; at mark, cases
included, 10 l-2c, Grsts. 21c; prime
flrsts, 22c Cheese easy. daisies,
16 l-ia16 1-2c; twins, Is 14a15 1-2c,
young Americas, IS 1-a16 1-2c; long
horns, Is 1-4a16 1-2c
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!, G 0 O O G O @ 0 o o O O O O
INSURGENTS AGAIN
DEFEAT CANNON

O Washington. March 17-The
O house refused again today to
Q take up the Crumpacker bill TO
Q amend the census act.
Q Although regular Republl.
Q cans. who were defeated with
O Speaker Cannon yesterday, raj.
Q lied some Democrats to their
Q support. they obtained only 1S7
Q votes to 1872 negative. Speaker
@ Cannon derided insurgent yot-
O ers on their attitude.
o Washington. March IL
0 Following up their Victories
O over the speaker and regular
. Republicans, the house Demo
Q Gratis attempted to change the
. rules Of the house. Norris OF
0 Nebraska offered a resolu-
Q ton for the appointment of a
Q new committee on rules and
D making the speaker ineligible
D TO serve thereon,
-