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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07
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7 CORRESPONDENCE.
SoMERS
x Il " SSE EEI SEHES

A meeting of the trustees of Oak
wood Cemetery Association is called
for Friday afternoon, April s, at 2
O'Clock at the town hall
The announcement of the marriage
Of Miss Ada Briggs Of Milwaukee,
formerly of Somers, to Harry Riley
of Cuba, Saturday morning, April 2,
has been received here. Mr.. and
Mrs Riley will reside in Cuba.
The Boles Well Drilling Company of
Franksville, struck water at depth Of
$40 feet for Mrs, Mary Gascoigne last
week.
Jacob J. Barrows has purchased a
fine new Ford automobile.
Roy F. Bailey has purchased REQ
machine.
Albert Jensen of Kenosha, visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ras-
inussen during the past week.
Mrs. Lyman J. Strong visited with
friends in Milwaukee over Sunday and
attended the marriage of Miss Briggs
to Mr.. Riley.
Mrs. James H. Bullamore underwent
a serious operation on her face in Mil
waukee last Wednesday. Mrs. Bulla-
more was able to return home Satur-
day afternoon.
The pupils of the neighboring schools
are writing on the spring diploma ex-
aminations this week
Mrs. Alice McNary was called to
Milwaukee Friday morning on account
of the death of her cousin, Nathan
Spencer
Mrs. Frank Biehn and children of
Union Grove, visited at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cook over Sunday.
William Lauer is re-modelling his
house.
John Mutcbie unloaded carload OF
lumber Monday for his new barn.
DR.. Ripley of Kenosha, was called tc
see little Marjorie Bullamore one day
last week who was very sick with the
grippe.
Mrs Albert j. Bishop and children
visited with friends at Franksville
over Sunday.
The woods were full of town people
Sunday gathering the pretty little
"Spring Beauties"
Sydney Meyers of Racine, is paint
ing and paper hanging at P. M. Ander
sons.
Masons from Kenosha have been
busy at Thomas W. Gascoigne's and
Charles CrueHger' s last week.
Chester Barows of Genoa Junction
visited at the home of his brother, j
J. Barrows, last week.
James II. Bullamore made a business
trip to Chicago Monday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07
IMPORTANT
F. w. White,
R. F. D. 50,
Pleasant Prairie, Wis.

We advertise to send our ton steel
frame Pitless Scale on approval. Mis-
understanding letter from J. G. Dex-
term who only wanted a price we will
soon have scale at Kenosha which
will be sold at reduction to save
storage or reshipping. The first rea-
sonable offer will be taken. Address
Jones of Binghamton, 64S K St., Bing
hamton, n, Y.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr
mann of Somers, daughter on Sunday
last. Mrs. Hermann was Clara Bull
Of this city. Mother and baby are
doing well.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07

Miss Nellie Debell, who is clerk at
Foster Mercantile Co. store, was call
ed home Tuesday owing to the critical
condition of her father, who has been
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07

Here is the strongest and best small
engine you ever saw, The work it
will do will delight you, so easy to
operate in any kind of weather. The
Jack Junior, one horse power mar
vel, is made of highest grade materials,
all expertly machine finished Four
cycle, water cooled, make and break
electric ignition. Jack Junior will
pump water, run cream separator, milk
ing machine, churn, grind stone, ETC.,
at a cost of less than one cent per
hour Jack Junior is mounted on a
wood base, complete with battery, all
ready to run. Also other sizes from
horse power up. Also complete
line of pumps, jacks, water pressure
systems and electric lighting outfits.
For further information call or write
IN
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07
BARGAIN COLUMN.

NOR SALE-A we'll i'm proved farm of 60
IL acres with all new buildings; land all I'M
der cultiv alton; situated on Milwaukee road
one-half mile north of Dexters Corners. Call
on or address Z. +. Jackson, Pleasant Prairie,
Wis. #w52
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07

The new city hall is certainty and
Kenosha will do its share toward the
improvement of Market Square.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-04-07

The hand of the liquor interests was
plainly shown in the defeat of Alder
man Alfred Simons in the Third ward.
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The passing of the first mile stone, one year of UNI
precedented success this First Annual Anniversary
event of great Importance with greater of
with greater number of departments, with greater NUM-
Der of saespeople with greater amount of capital invest
ed, with greater number of feet of floor space with
greater amount of window space for display purposes
with greater everything that goes to make greater
store for the people, Today celebrate; Join and
partake of the bargains that being offered during
this great sale COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 9th
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
0H0 CIV
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday. July ~.
Elenry Hun has been Hl during the
Wesk.
D. q. Dice eturned from Littleton
uH Tuesday.
G. Night of Salida had business in
camp this week
Dick ilrrim is assisting with the
work in the johnson store.
Mrs. Dice aud Ernest visited at the
Lobelell home last "Wednesday.
Alex Mcintosh is hauling coal to
the Ray m0td for NJ. u. McLain.
Master Raymond Barnhir was
takea to the Red Cross hospital at
salida ON Monday. Mrs Barnhill
accompanied him.
Mrs. X. johnson went to- Taylor
river on Monday ro stay for a lew
DAYS fishing with MIR johnson. They
will take in the Cattlemen's celebra-
tion before returning.
Mrs. Head. mother of Mrs :. So
renson. has been very i'll at the lat
ter's home. Another daughter. Mrs
Niseman. from Ohio Greek. has been
AT the Sorenson home the past week
Mrs. Head is improving at the pres
eBt writing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22

~ kinti- 81 islsg,i.falssIst- are ~ be
-s-'u in our raBcnBseu assssr Wards
a -s2u that has iIsz y tcrs soar
The w.nrisor r. DncssusIass,Iily hs.i
is,r tifs-s high altiiusl.-- >othine
like y ha- i,s-sn isslt -iIsce the -sunss.r
~ ls-rl
The tsi.glheBe iH. dawn Htd
>prIng creek " n.arlag consg,As is,n
The I,sil..- are baul.d a. tssr si,sW q a-
tia. is.ring ranch
M,.i Is-sriBQ and iansils moved unite
their tissi -prinx creek ranch Monday
They expect to start for soutt coun-
~ ~ land August list
Mrs Santier-on. dauQhtcr-iB law ai
Mr. >andsr-on ~ the Barlow San
der-.,a stage iinc 81 th. early day-. i-
staying st MauBlta with her httie
girl Her hoas - in Hs.tchki-- Mr..
SaHtier-on. owncr sf the odd stage
hne. j. ~ vcar- oid aud still hal. aud
hearty HE II living IN llliBos
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
NoUeEn1loRn
psou Corresvossisnce

- - ih~a4pttH toFFesssbasHee
Wednesday. July ~.
tari tisgeu of sail Lake r. Visiting
81 ssbEel,f- hs,mo
Mes-t everyone iB the vallssy a.
81 t'HnHi-sa Catttcmen day.
Having viii -oon begin which
means a busy time this season
quite a number frs,m Faonia
country are visiting at the ho,n. o.i
ttene Mc'sFegers.
t.rnc-t Foster aud son. John. weue
at tiunni-on "a couple of DAYS on bus
iue-s. returning "Wednesday
Mise Marie Kelly of SaIiaa. sister
oi Mrs L.. h. Champlin. came over to
visit for three e,r four weeks
A social dance was given last
2 thursday evening ia homer ef Marie
kalleN All had a mo-i enjoy able
~ eninQ
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
3ENCEa
Correspondence
" ctlnes,lay July ~.

"Wednesday. duly -
D. ~ Andrews of Pow si.rh.rn is
this week
Mr. ! A Davis has been hauling
cedar ps'-ts f,,r the -chos,l yard ience
at spencer
Spencer sehaol board has made
quite an iHprOVement To the scho,,
bous. aud schooi grounds IN the " ax
ud painting the -chood building
building a new coal house aud put
ting a new i.nee around the -choul
grounds. which adds to its beauty
~ We'll as usefulness
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
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>e~s.Chsmpioa correspondence

>e~s-Champion Corresyoadeace
"Wednesday july ~.
Several from here are going to take
M the tattlemcn : ceiebration
Mrs. Quinn aud Mrs. Barnes were
here from ciunnisop Monday. return
tne neNt day.
james Shacki,iord aud Reeco San
teVella went To their Blue Mesa
raBches sunday To- remain a lew
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. also Mrs
Hunter. went to GuBHison Tuesday
returning next day with MIR Shum-
way and daughter
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
} aruVe q, '.anIli-1la Taa-.lay

naa. arssse tss 'sanssi-sn = T,sc-slay
l.aTsg asa a.sBr'si >I,sann haze -s,asss
hlaf iss1 cattss issr li.siF Crested f.saii
r.lfsrFsscf.
JeihH h~Il.er ~ f.sai-si ili.s Cols,- "
-ifiIs. ai- -i-ser- M. t.ssrusan and
~ h.li-iscEry
Sie~art t.iaicr - b.rc irsan Red
i.1HfiS. tain te -s-oaa thu -snnns.r
y irh IN Rider.
Mr. aud ars Late Nz-Csrsls -
Hssiii@s iils- tN'se.. are Ni-afinQ their
liiareHt-. MIR. asd Mrs f.il-i~rry.
Mr.. Asstzissr and issn.ils aud doe
EitHct ana issuHiis aFssSe down frssu.
rezi"d t.uitc and -l-rui Saturday
niZhf Vlfh The Lang ~tsann-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
o0YlEvWlE
on Correspondence.

NVWttHthl Don COrrespOndenCe
Tuesday. July IL.
Miss conkling of Waunita was a
visitor In Doyle the past week.
Robert Parlin drove down from
Sargent Monday. returning there the
same day.
Mrs. sitter of Waunita has been
very III the past week. She is now
on the mend
tw of our Doyle~vfIlian- went
mp to WauBita FRIDAY night and en-
ioytd n nice ssslahie dance
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
0IIDO CREEk
Newsslhamp,on Correspondenee

NtWr' NaInDf0H NOTFtsDtlHHf-btt
Wednesday duly ~
A. tIilslcrbrand's mother arrived
irum Iiitleto.. to spend the summer
with him.
The CattlsmeB have finished their
duly roundup on bath the East Side
aud West Side districts aud are at
home ready for Cattlemen's = day in
,iupnison
Mr. aud Mrs. " A. tfilla-pcV aud
sops rcturued frum a two weeks
visit IN Ih,nver on lasi saturday aud
W. A. ieit for ,irand Junction on
Sunday to attend the midlsgmmer
convention of the Colorado cattle
and horsemen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
OAYroa
CWreapONielcs

Tuesday, July IL.
Claude Addington and wife return
ed Monday.
Misses Bessie and Annie Dwyer are
at Gunnison.
Ed. seIlars and wife have been vie-
iting on the Lake Fork.
Miss Mary Dwyer has returned
from Gannison, " here she has been
attending the class under Rev. Kipp.
Ernest Mendenhsll made his usual
trip 20 Lake City this week. Mr~. +.
N. Mendenhsil accompanied hin ON
bie return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22

h I EaSn.zt. ti,a hi.his ssilied
ese-aEht -gsocssii--s a >s.lssiA. xsIl
Hssks tIs r.s0ssl..r - uaa.nsisly vl-lI D.
C,anB.-sn. Al Mr. Mser- ro.am@.
Auess-s III b. slh
tsia--s-s hsl.iesed aud adjusted
Tree. Make aIEssssinssssi sarls
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22
CASrHrOA CLIPPINGS
~ews- Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday. July ~
Miss Mabelle Wallace is visiting IN
Gunnison this week.
Nearly all of our people are plan
ming to take in the tat tiemen's cele-
bration this week
Rev. -. 5. Mc,ilashan has n drill
ing outht prospecting Tor coal on his
place near tasiletoD now.
Waugh Brothers and G.. A. Partch
came down from their Castle Greek
prospects Sunday They report quite
few prospectors in the hills.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-22

JACx'S Cam
news Champion Correspoaaeaes.
Tuesday, July ~.
Lewis Lncero and daughter. I'm
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
BILL SEEKS TO
PROHIBIT GAME

Richmond. Jan 2O.-Following is
the full text OF the bill presented by
Captain Parks I'm the senate today
prohibiting football:
"A bill to prohibit the playing Of
football BE IT enacted by the gen
eral assembly of Virginia. that the
playing Of the game known as foot
bali or Rugby. according to the
rules now in force in the state Of
Virginia. or according TO any other
rules. or i'm any other manner where
by the life or limb OF those engaged
in the game IS endangered. be and
the same is hereby prohibited de-,
clared TO be- a misdemeauOr. and all
persons engaged in such game wheth
or as players or managers, shall be
equally guilty and shall upon convic-
tion be punished by a fine of not less
than $40 and upon conviction Of q
second oFenvc shall b. punished Dy
confinement 800 iail MOI less than
thirty DAYS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
LIBERAL MAJORITY so EATEN
INT THAT IRISH NAV
HOLD The BALANCE
OF POWER
IOBJtCT TO THE WHISkEY TAX
LIBERALS DISAPPOINTED ON &c.
COUNT THE REDUCED MA
JoHlTY NOW APPARENT

London Jam 2O.--Adduou.l gains
tody by The unlonists m the ol,c-
tion returns caused thc irish to cy-
ult at the prospect or holding ,nc
whip hand in The coming parliament.
There is no indication tha tnc
Cnionists can ovcrpowcr LiberaI Gov
ornmcnt, but the Liberal majority is
80 eaten into thar the Irish appear
70 be assured Of the balance of pow
er.
The Liberals are clearly disappoiut-
ed in not having majority ar.o
enough TO free them from Irish oppo-
sition to The budget which ia Dascd
ON the increased whiskey raN
Although no radical change iu jln
ilnal results is now looked for cNprir.
ment continues at hirh .Icn
throughout the Kingdom.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
MUST GET OUT
OF COAL GROUP

Columbus. o., Jan 20.-Aftei' argu-
ments Of attorneys had been twice
presented to tho Circuit Court Of
Franklin county, the Judges today or
dered immediate action on the part Of
the Hooking Valley Railway Company
dissOlving itself from participation I'm
the so-called Hooking group of rail
ways and coal companies undst pen
atty Of forfeiture OF charter
The court last October issued an
order of custer aud today strength
enrd g. as a result OF the railway
lawyers urging rearglmcnt The
railways affected arc the Toledo and
Ohio Central railroad he GAINESVILLE
and Western railroad, the Kanawsha
and Michigan railroad the Sunday
Greek Coal Company the Buckeye
Coal and Railway Company and the
Continental Coal Company TheJiock.
ing is oustod and excluded from cx
ercising any control OF managemen,
OF the properties OF these companies
and from CARRYING ONT contracts mmt
with them
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
NoERSTANDlNG ~ THAT He
WILL BE SUPPORTED FOR
THE sPEAKERSHIP If
ELECTED.
PRESIDENT AWARE OF THE PLAN
WILL BE PRESENT Al RECEPTION
WHEN STRENUOUS ONE RE-
TURNS FROM AFRICA.

Washington. Jan. 2O.-That Theo-
dore Roosevelt mas agreed 10 ruh for
congress in the first district of New
York state. with the understanding
that he will be supported for speak
ership is the report among the mem
bers OF the house and senate today.
. Representative Cook is willing to
'step aside it Is said in order to
make room for former president.
Several members OF the New YORK
delegation are avowedly in favor OF
his candidacy. while others think il
would be a good plan to keep him
from causing trouble In New York
According to a report President
Taft is aware of the plan and will be
present at the reception in New York
when Roosevelt returns in June TO
welcome him
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
STANDARD AFTER
TIMBER LANDS

Morgantowu. w. Va Jan. 90
According to French Miller and SAINT
Dusenberry. prominent lumbcrmcn Of
this city who have just returned from
trip through Virginia. whore they
werc looking over several large
tracts OF pine and oak timber. th,
Standard Oil Company through IT'S
allied and subsidiary corporations.
is leasing great racts or Young pine
I'm the Carolinas ana Virginia Thous-
ands OF acres of land covered with
second growth pine too small for
present use, are being leased for
twenty years "a 81 nu acre. The
leases provide that the company may
hold iis lease for any period after
the 20 years on condition that it pays
6 per cent. on the investment
In 20 years. says Mr.. Miller. this
timber will be OF great value. and az
the present rate the Standard oil
Company will be able to control the
market The owners OF the land are
glad to get the pittancc OF s. an acre
and do NOT consider the future pos
ibiIiUes it affords
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
PORTABLE ogposrrs

Berlin, Jan 20, The Kaiser has or
dered two portable railroad dcpotq
from a Posen engineering nrm. Built
OF wood and iron. these stations are
made 20 be quickly put together and
taken down. 80 that when rayelline
IN a remote part OF the empire on
manocuwes. for instance tho, Kali
ser can command that there D. n
station erected at any point ho eboos-
oe
The structure consists Of large
reception room and several small bed
ro, ms TO accommodate the Emperor
and his suite. They viii be Enown
in tho army as mobile ratl-oad sfa-
tons
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
TO DTSSUADE
FROM SUICIDE

London Isp y ~ Tbc ask Of dis
suading from suicide those who are
intimidated by the battle Of life con
times TO be pursued by the Salvation
Army with encouraging success The
annual report of the Army's Anti
Suicide Bureau. just published. stas es
that lately there has bHcn q larger
proportion Of appicauts who hearing
Of the Anh-suicidc Bureau have not
waited until n1ey 9faetcaIIy had
come to an 4mDossli,;e position Quite
number ef busi1ess mon rn dim
Guilty haYs s0igilt adylAe in the ear
ly stages 81 ttfielr Depression and
have been broneAt 70 face the al
tered circumstances in sIch vay
that they did MOI go under
There are number OF human
documentg' IA the report one case
related Isl Nat of a CITY man With
nearly 5000 a year. VINO had con-
suited Ohe b6oknskef WITH view 10
retrieving es on t5e stock Ey-
change The nFst ttansacuon was 20
his dIsadyanngci be thon plunged
and lost an
When he eaned At TIE bureau he
had fully determined not TO face the
consequences Of jas actioo tie how
ever left the Bares6 Hetormin.d to-
make q iuH statement OF hiss position
and abide by 'h' consequence
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
ATLANTA SHOE
DEALERS WIN
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CON-
MISSION REDUCES THE RATE
ON SHIPMENTS FROM
BOSTON.

Washington Jan. 20.-The fight Of
the shoe dealers OF Atlanta. Ga. and
other cities southeast against the
excessive rates on shipments from
Boston, which has been hanging H. g
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, was decided today
The rafe Is ordered reduced from
sl.O5 per hundred pounds to ninety
FIVE cents.
The commission also handed down
decision sustaining a complaint OF
the Asparagus Growers Association Of
Charleston, S G. against Atlantic
Coast Line that the rate on aspara-
gus shipped in less than carload lots
is unreasonable. Rates on carload
lots are sustained
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

Frederick Gebhard. who rcpndi-
at. q remarkable confession me made
few weeks ago. acknowledging
down to the smallest detail how h.
murdered Anne Luther i'm the near
woods. lslip Long Island Gebahrdt
declares that when hs was arrested.
he was so overawed and subdued.
that he did not have any choice. but
20 say he had killed somebody. He
Snsists that police officials rushed az
him with paper weights threatening
that if he did not confess they would
brain him. Miss Luthars body was
round after She haI been dead year.
and the first clue to the slayer was
obtained through q bui found ON her
person with the name of a firm i'm
Germany on Go This resulted in her
identification. and later on. led up to-
the capture of Gebatdt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
LATHRoP, HAsKINS G CO.,
OF WALL STREET, SUSPEND

New YORK. Jan. 2O.-Annonnce-
ment of the suspension of the brok-
erage firm of I.athrop, Haskins &
Co. 60 Broadway, was made on the
New York Stock Exchange today. II
is understood that the firms failure
was due to the break in the stock
of the Columbus and Hooking Val
ley Coal and Iron Company's stock,
which had sold off twenty-seFen
points from the opening at noon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
CHECK PROVED To
Be A FORGERY
MIsslPPI BANK WAS CAUGHT FOR
Si5o.ooo TO-DAY ON CROOK
60 PAPER FoP
STOCK.

Scooby. Miss Jan 2O.-The cii-
zens' Bank OF Scooby was placed in
liquidation today on account OF u
crooked transaction which caught the
bank for $l50.0OO
The bank received check from j.
X. Rainey In payment OF stock and
after the check had gone I. rousn
New York clearing house was discov-
cred TO be forgery.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
TONE NERVOUS
AND UNSETTLED

New York Jan 20 Price move
mcnts today were confused ar the
opening and in early trading. some
stocks showing severe losses wnu.
a majority of the issues wen. w.u
supported
iiocgine coal and iron opened oiea.
points down at twenty-five md clr
three more. Rock Island opened !
higher but lost two points aud q, a.
o. opened is lower ana reccdod
points more Az the end OF G.a.u
minutes the general tone va. u..-
vous and unsettled
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
LUMBER COMPANY ENJoINED.

Ashvillc. y Co. Jan 20.-On .ha ap-
piicaiiou Of the Canton Lumber Com
pany q Delaware corporation. Judge
Pritchard today issued am injunction
restraining the Winyah Lumber Com
pany operating mills af Georgetown.
S G.. from cutting timber ON Ger.
tain tract OF land in Horny county.
and requiring it TO show cause before
him January 20 why the injunction
should not be continued uu.l the
hearing The complainant is requIr-
ed to give $1,000 bond with the
Federal Court clerk az Charleston S
O.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
NAMES PRIVATE SECRETARY.

Richmond. Jan 20-Governor-elect
Mann today announced the appoint
ment OF Benjamin p owen. Jr.. as
his private secretary-au appoint
ment very pleasing TO the newspa-
per men Mr. owen has been iu Of
fee a long time. and has ON many an
occasion diplomaHcally prevented the
interruption Of the Governor by call
icrs who would have wasted vau-
able time. For urbanity. suayity and
efficiency Mr. Owen has few equals
and no superiors
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
WILL NOT SERVE
ON COMMIT TEE
REPRESENTATIVE LLOYD OF MIS-
SOURI, DECLINES A PLACE
IN BALLlNGER-PiNcHOT
INVESTIGATION.

Washington, Jan 20-Representa-
tive Lloyd of Missouri was chosen a
the Republican caucus last night 70
serve on the Ballinger-Pinchot inves-
tigatlon committee IN place of Rainey.
This morning he declined TO ac-
cept This complicates matters.