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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06
SOuthside Items.

Johnnie Mulloy went to Wenatchee
to attend business college.
Little Arthur Bromley, who has
been quite sick, is.now able to be
out again
Messrs. l.. ]. Coonan, Marc Clark
and John Dooneen went to Waterville
Monday and returned Wednesday.
Ernest Kuhlmann left yesterday to
visit his partnes in Spokane.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

Little Earl Anderson snuffed
coffee bean up his nose yesterday,
causing a lot of trouble for himself
and family. Folger's Golden Gate
Coffee Is enjoyed more when used as
a beverage. 80
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining at the Wenat-
.hee postoffice unclaimed for the
week ending January 4, 1910:
Armstrong, Mr.. l.. ].
Budd, Mr. NJ. F.
Bride, Mr.. Maurice CD
Bowman, Mr.. J. H.
Bedell, Mr.. ID. T.
Bell Mr. E. G..
Baker. Mr.. c. S.
Bayliss, Mr. Ed. M.
Cheener, Mr.. J. H.
Chase. Mr.. J. R. CD
Chalmers, Mr. Joe
Corrigan, Mr.. E. J.
Collins, Mr.. G. M.
Curtis, Mr. F. I.
Cree, Miss
Denniger, Mr. c. A.
Edwards, Mr.. James
Falls, Mrs. A NJ.
Feber, Mr. Burt
Ferguson, Mr. John
Foster, W. H.
France. Miss Martha Jane
Fruit, George
Gallent, Fred
Gehr, Master Lester
Gehr, Master Loney
GREGG, Mr.. j. B.
Green, Mr. J. B.
Hart, Mr.. w H.
Hagins, Miss S.
Hamilton, Miss Josephine
Heger. Fred
Hudson. Mr.. Frank
Jern, P. |.
Johnson, Mr. E. NJ.
Krebs, Mr. F. l..
Lakso, Mr.. Johan
Luther, Mrs. Laura
Martin. Mr.. j. ].
McFaren. Mr. Dave
Miller. Mr.. ]. T.
O'Connor, Mr.. T. F.
Pease, Mrs. G. A.
Powell, Mr.. w. r.
Price, Mr.. Ed.
Pacific States Fire ms. Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-06

Thomas, the man who makes the
watch 60 $50
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Columbia May
Get Big Stadium
For Athletics

That Columbia may still get q stadium
similar TO those possessed by Harvard
and Syracuse was brought out In Presi.
dent Buffers report. The head of the
Morningside university says that the
stadium Is included In the general ON
cial plans now under consideration for
the development and adornment Of the
Hudson River front. He says:
There liz reason to believe that II this
undertaking could be begun speedily. the
rock TO be excavated In the construction
of the projected subways would b,
available for hlling. and that the cos,
OF the stadium would thereby be ma,
t~er.aily lessened. Toward the estimate Cd
cost OF the stadium. namely. $1,000 OO
the president received at the time wher
the project was nrst outlined an one,
from a single person to provide tho las
100000. and this offer still holds good"
The evening world., 1910-12-14

OMMY Murphy OF Flatbush and
Pal Moore Of Philadelphia will
finish training for their ten round
battle which Is scheduled to be held
at the Empire A. c.. l55th street and
Eighth avenue. tomorrow night. Both
boys put In a day In the gym
nasium and on the road yesterday. n
In their inal conditioning to-day will
try to crowd as much work as possible
Both are Just about on edge. and to-
morrow will rest unit! the time comes
for them to 20 into the rims.
Moore has shown wonderful improve
ment. even over his form when he de
feated Jem D~riscoll. the champion o.
Europe. Under the careful training II
Jimmy De Forest, Moore has. rounde
INTO a fast. kard.hitting youngster. ano
his punch has developed WONDERFULLY.
"lll night harder than I ever did be-
fore" says Pal. and those who have
seen him In his pest bouts know that II
he does. the bout with Murphy will be
a hummer.
At Fishkill Landing Murphy has tht
reputation as a O. d-burner." but he
The evening world., 1910-12-14

.'iii.hDEI.rIiIA Won FROM BOs
ION IN a national Amateur Three.
Cushio Billiard league game IN Quaker
town. Mayer defeating Mason, 30 to 70
THERE WILL BE A CHAMPION.
NIP lo0-point match game betwe,L
George Wallace. the East Side ~favorl,,
and Ralph Montenegro. at Little Buck's
pool and billiard parlor, 1857 Bathga.,
avenue. tho Bronx, next Monday eve
ming.
THE METROPOLITAN GOLF AsSo
citation has decided to hold n junior
tourney for boys and young men con
nected with clubs Ia teh association
next season.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Packey Waits
For Promoters TO
Seize Dispute.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE snag which
Chicago sports have been watching for
and expecting to show up In the ar
rangements for the fight between Abe
Attell and Psckey Mcfarland has
finally appeared. owing to a disagree
ment between the two fighters as to the
club before which they should appear
In New York the chances now are tha'
the match will be called on entirely.
Mcfarland originally signed with tho
Paramount Athletic Club. but wher
| Matchmaker O'Rourke Of tho National
Club declared he ha9 Attell and AttelI
wanted to switch. Packey decided to
stand pat.
Mcfarland has received t~ransporta-
ton money from both clubs. but Will
remain here until after the ana Is
settled.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
;:'2!@ :@[!Il r n e
News AND NOTES. lpOUNClp

WORD tNO.. rii.L..D-.
phia that Eddie Collins. the star second
baseman and hero Of the recent worlds
series. has just signed a three years
contract at 5000 a year.
THE COLUMBIA SWIMMING AND
polo teams will meet the Comedians In
the nrst test Of the remodeled swimming
pool next Saturday evening.
HARRY VAUGHAN. THE CRACK
Yale end. has been appointed to act
as head coach OF the Ohio State College
eleven for next season. s~uceedins
Howard Jones. the former Yale head
coach.
IN THE ANNUAL RUGBY MATCH
between the two big English universities
OF oxford and Cambridge. played al
London. the former won, 2 to IS.
FRANK sELLNOw OF ALBANY
mas been elected captain OF next sea
sons Union College eleven.
YALE AND THE COLLEGE or
the City OF New York will play basket.
ball on the court OF tie local college
on st. Nicholas Heights tonight.
BUGS RAYMOND Is LIVING UP
to his nickname of the, diamond. He
has agreed to wrestle Joe Kennedy. .
Chicago wrestler. to a finish Mt a tho
atre In the Windy City on Saturday.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Russell win Be
NeU President
OF Boston DOUeS

BOSTON. Dec. iA.-Wililam Hepburn
Russell. a New York lawyer. and Lewis
Cowes Page, Harvard. ~. and q we'll
known publisher Of Boston. have Of
ncially that they have
bought the Boston club OF the ma
tional League from John c. Harris OF
Pittsburg. A q ago Mr.. Russell paid
Mr.. Harrsi s25.0oo on account He and
Mr.. Page deposited a certified chea IL
for $4,000 with = Boston trust company
yesterday. and $4,000 more will be paid
next week.
Mr.. Russell will be the new president
OF the club and Mr.. Page will be vice.
president. Fred J. Murphy. who Is in
Mr.. Pages once In his city. will be
n director and also one Of the new Of
feers, This means the retirement OF
John $. c. Dewey from tho club. .Ar
Russell stated to-day that Pete. s
Kelley. the present secretary. would
continue IN office.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
NO DOUBT NOW ABOUT LYNCH'S
REELECTION AS PRESIDENT
American Leagu to Open
Next Seas0n ON n prii IL

1t Is officially announced that
the American League will open
Its season on the diamond in,
1911 on Wednesday. April IL, n
VIII close on either Oct. ! or,.
The younger major league has
little business on hand TODAY.
Ban johnson. the president of
the organization. will spend
ABOUT an hour reading his re.
port. and then about fifteen min.
utes VIII be spent passing resolu.
tions against champion clubs
taxing transforming trips. 1t Is
also likely to be announced at
n meeting that Bobby wallac.
VIII he the next manager Of the
Browns. and then the magnates
VIII make tracks for their trains.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
DAN N GANN,
EX-G|ANT CAPTAIN,
SHOOTS Hl'|SELF
Veteran Player Found in Roor
at Louisville With Pts
tol in Hand.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. M-Dan Media.
former. captain and first oasenan o.
the New YORK National League Base5s
Club. was found IN hi room IN a hots.
late yesterday with a bullet hole over
hi. hear, ana a ,,yo,ver IN nj. ners
ue rad heer 60 %. -. -"
- y"
".u Ger moean SINCE mon
uay nIsn.' "neh ne was ABOUT the hotel
ePp"ren''y an the oest OF health And
hunioI. lie mad been amending IN,
winter here. The cause of the suicids /.
unknown.
-
The evening world., 1910-12-14
KAUF MANN EASILY WINS
AWARD OVER AL belmont
Special 10 The Evenlng Worid {,

BOSTON, Dec. H.-Benny Kaufman
Of Philadelphia mad Al belmont look
bad In their ten-round bout at the Ar
mory a. A, From the start Kaufman
carried the work TO belmont. and rept
sending rights and lefts at body aud
face.
At close quarters both did some good
punching with both hands on the body,
but belmont WAS always tho one who
would first clinch. Both did some good
blocking. Kaufman was declared the
winner.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Fred Tenney Likely to Man
q ager of Boston NatiOna!
Team Next Season.

Gore Is a rich man and does not have TO worn
about not being able to hit.
The Eastern League nagnates made Id bar
lows. the new PRESIDENT. . happy man YESTERDAY
afternoon by raising his salay to u, 20 and Sv-
ing him authority to establish headquAxtsn u
New York. j,nt as MI. Powers did. Mr.. Powers
only got 5000,
One Of the most amudns incidents Of. the after
noon vas a talking match bstvssn Arlie Latham
and Cap. Arson. They gave US an imitation, or
description, OF the time whom they were actors
and played in the Runaway. Colt" comedy
written for them BY Charles Aoyt. Latham sid
thai, Cap. Arson would have been q good actor
N he had known what to do with his silk hat
and how to handle thu tails OF his frock coat.
Ioui, utilbroner Of Cincinnati 10 here looking
After facts and figures for the Baseball Blue Book
Witch he publishes every year. IL you are not
In that book you can bet that you have no righ:
!" settle an argument between two fans. Louis,
WHO ia little more than five feet tall. often gets
i ~ In the Jam OF athletes in the LIBBY and ha,
10 lie lug out, N he can tell you why Gin
,irnati is the greatest town in the world.
There is a great problem or now a. 70 what
club or what body Of men will give q banquet
TO Wind up the session. Joe jackson, president
OF the Baseball Winters Association. has pre-
pared q nice speech for such IN occasion. and
a banquet Of some kind must b. arranged =
that he can pull II.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
MONTE ATTELL.0'CONNElL
BATTLE PROVES up,
Special to The Evening World.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Dec. IA
The scheduled ten-round fight between
Monte Atteil Of San Francisco. bantam
lightweight champion. and Jef o'Con-
nell was stopped In the sixth round II
the solicitation Of 1850 disguised fight
fans. 1t being apparent that the fight
was a frameup, and all money was re-
funded. The fighters were Missed ou
OF the ring. Not q half dozen hard
blows were exchanged.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Leo HOuck Eager to Meet
Sam LanyfOrd for Title
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the Sharkey A. c.. Kid
Ghetto and Dick Peters will meet
In the Anal bout OF ten rounds.
Battling Larry Ryan will bon
Bull" Anderson In the semi.
flnal OF six rounds.
At the Sylvan A. c.. Nathan
Ehrlick and Johnny Baker. both
OF Philadelphia, will meet In a
ten round bout.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
EHRlICK AND BAKER MEET
At SYLVAN CLUB TONIGHT.

A long card Of boxing has been ar
ranged by the Sylvan A. c. for to-
nights stag. The principal contest Of
tie evening viii bring together Nathan
Ehrllck and Johnny Baker. both clever
PhIiadeiphia boxers. The men have been
;yaining hard and faithfully for this
contest ~ the winner has been promissd
. match with o Of New Y6Fk's best
bexognA
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Murphy and Moore Wind Up
TRAINING tor TO- OrrOWS Go.

declares that he Is not leaving any Of
his strength on the road.
II know how to train now" says
Tommy. al when / get into the ring
with Moore. I'll be there to win by a
Knockout"
The evening world., 1910-12-14

(SpecIsl 10 The Evening WorId.I
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. N.-BtNy Will
lis outfouxht and outGeneralled Tommy
Howell. the italian lightw eight. In a
six-round windup at the Douglas A c.
willis had the better Of h nghting
from the start to finish. and had his
opponent in bad shape several times.
The evening world., 1910-12-14

I.sdis Hanlon, the retired California fighter.
a.. nov . re,er.e OF bouts In san Francisco. He
Ia. been engaged TO Judge the twenty-round 60
hstween "One- Round Hogan" and Jonnnv trayne.
Inc California lightweight. which takes place At
Iou,, Blot's arena in san Francisco on Saturday
.stsrnoon' One Round Hogan is the fighter
Mo has been knocking out all OF his opponenb
IN ouick time in California.
The evening world., 1910-12-14

jeff Thorne. The English mlddleweish,. VIII meet
Harry Lewis. the Philadelphia light mii1lewelSht,
in q twenty. round bout ct the Wagrtm A.. {. OF
rsris on dec. II. Tom Lancaster. the English
velte-wtighi. was scheduled TO meet Lewis. but A.
he vas taken 81 the club officials haze substituted
ThOTne.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
BIZ MACKEY FOUGHT TO
STANOSTIll BY BRITT,
Especial to The Evening wosld.)

ROCHESTER. N. y. Dec. N-Younx
Britt Of Baltimore fought Biz MaeHsy
Of Cleveland. o.. to a standstill In a nix
round bout ct the Aymoy1s
The evening world., 1910-12-14

u up to Ban. Josnson. and he Earns hi. salary ,y
telling them Just how be wants the thing run "
One Of the surprises Of The day wa, III. .
nation that Pittsburg had secured walter. y,
flynn, the Young ~colleglan who played grest hsII
Thought that he would be sold TO the Washin. I'm
american League Club. but Fred Clarke chansed
his mind and may dispose Of the yonnssisrrS g.
some club In the Nstionsl League. ="
George Gore, the old-time player who vas .
Giant many. years ago. was a prominent figure
around The lobby. and he picked out several men
who played In the league with him back In ISiT
One Of them was Tim Murnane. Mi. Gore does
not show his ags and he looks a. II he would be
able TO go out and play ball now. Happily, ~.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Pennsylvania Gould Give
DuSky Fighter a Hard Battle
for the Honors.
ny John

Houck. the game middleweight
- fighter OF Lancaster. Pa. Is now
after a match for his man with Sam
Lansford. If Langford will agree to
make 1853 pounds" aid Durlacher to-
day. Il will lose no time In signing UP
for the bout. I really hin that Houck
a beat Langtord at that weight, as l
think sam would be weak at It,"
Fob Deadly. manager OF Al Kaufman. tn, Call.
fornia heavyweight. has accepted ths terms Offered
him by the manager Of the West SIDE a. e. Of
New Oiltans for kaufman to meet soins good big
fellow In a twenty. round battle on jan. 20. and
fight The winner Of the Tony EoNJim Barn fighi
wh,h lakes place next Sunday al tue same club.
Much interest 10 being displayed In the coming
ten-round bout between Jack Goodman aud Kid
Burns. the west side lshtWcishts. whieh takes
place at the stag of tho National Sporting Club
on Friday night. Zach boy has a big folloains
ptcted to see the scrsp. Burns l. on. of the most
promising boys turned out in some time.
All details for the bout between Johnny Mario
and Jack Dorman. the sturdy lishIwcishts. were
clinchei to-day. They will meet in a tc,.round 80
at the stag OF the olyInvic \. G.. of Harlem on
Monday night. Mario aai Iormsn are about
evenly matIhed. and as they As slam.hans fight
ers they should put up a Nery interesting battle
The boxing game must certainly lie in q
flourishins condition over IN Paris. for. accord'
ing to Al. Lippe. who 10 over there with Harry
Lewis, the bout between Sam McNey. the COL
ored heavyweight. ani Battling jim johnson.
the big colorsd fighter Of Tennessee. drew SlO.OOc;
THIS good news Will probably be tne means OF
Tom O'Rrourke. who still claims he has the
cFAriand-Attel bout for his club. says that Me
Fasaud will leave Chicago for this city to-day
and will positively box -Attell at the Nntionsl
SPORTING Club on Dec. %. 1t Is probable uAat
NcFsriSnd will ask for more time In which to
Get into condition.
frankie Conley, the Western fighter. aud Johnny
Coulou Of Chicago have finally beea matched.
Couley having Ggned the articles Of agreement to-
day The boys viii meet IN a twsnty-rognd bout
Jan. 8 at JIG pounds. weigh In three hou.' ne.
fore the fight. Both boys viii train for the
battle al New Orleans.
Young Ern.. the Philadelphia fighter. will not
be able TO meet Pal Moore in . 'ai-round bou.
=, ne special show OF the National 4. c. c:
philadelphia on Dec. 81. and Jack McGuisap.
m.tchm.her Of the club. has secured Tommy
I.psdon instead. Erne says he injured ht leg
recently, which will prevent him from fighting
The evening world., 1910-12-14

In tho mean time the American League Il xo,ns
TO begin q quiet little sssLon over ct the Wor
cott. but Ban Johnson promises to 90 over thai
out BY night. The Amsjeau Lsssuers Do moi
have nearly a.. much trouble IN agreeing a. do
The evening world., 1910-12-14

Young Eue. the Philadelphia fighter. will not
he able 10 meet Pal Moore In . 'l-round bon.
=, NE snecial show OF the National A. C. c.
phliadelphia on Dec. 81. and Jack McGuisap,
m.trbmsker Of the club. has secured Tommy
I.redon instead. Erne says he injured hn leg
recently. which will prevent MIN from hshnns
Moore,
The evening world., 1910-12-14

Gore is a rich man and does not have to worn
about not being able TO hit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15

Prof. J. s. Thomas, rural school super visor Prof. J. F. Duggar, director Ala bama experiment station; Mrs. Neale g.. Knowles. extension department Iowa State college; pr. Allan W. Freeman, as- sistant health commissioner; MT. J. P. Campbell. field agent farmers cooper alive demonstration work. United States department of aericulturt. Prof. Dick J.. Crosby, United States department of az riculture; Mrs Edith Charlton Salisbury, University of Virginia summer school, and Mrs. Kate Pleasants Minor. Virginia State library.
 The above named speakers will open the discu.ssions. Visiting representatives are expected to participate in the discus sions which follow. The speakers will welcome questions at any time. The en- tire programme is of very practical nature and of especial interest to farm CTS. educators. rural school officials. leg islatora and all of those who feel that country life deserves b fuller considera- ton on the part of the public than it has hitherto received.
 The public is cordially invited to all sessions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
FOULOIS EXPERIMENTS
 WITH HIS AEROPLANE

San Antonio Tex, July 14.-If Lieut. Benjamin D. Foulois of the signal corps and at present the operator of govern ment Wright aeroplane should succeed in getting his. machine supplied with wheels he may be in position to give it a thorough try-out during the maneu- vers to be held in August at Leon Springs military reservation. At present the machine has to be started from a skid and is of little value from military point of view. Lieutenant Foulois has discovered that before i,e can attach wheels to the frame good deal of re- constructing must be done.
 The intention Is to try eout the aero plane in the Intelligence department of the service. Part of the programme is to have the machine do accommodating work. Some time ago the Wright broth- CTS announced that they would provide the machine with a muffer which would make 1t possible for its operator to ap- proach camps and bodies on the march without being observed. So far the muf- fer has not been heard from. and 1t may therefore. become necessary to discount the noise of the motor by means of mil. itary fiction.
 Az yet no method of communication
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
RURAL LIFE WEEK
 AT SUMMER SCHOOL

rhor,ottesville, Va, July 14.-(SpeclaL)- x,rh.+ ;s to be of much help and interest to the entire south is the Eurai lA,o waar of the summer school of the oni- versity of Virginia. The time rom 'u'' 1s to 1s will be devoted to the proDieAs os v,,ral life in general and rural scnooi nrob,ems in particular. The discussions ,u,u center around large topics of better educational facilities for rural cofa'nu- r,t,es. the improvement of sanitary con d,tions. good roads. etc There VIII pc oadre..es. stereopticon views and de- noonstrations by various national experts upon these subjects.
 pr. L. H. Bailey. director or the coi- leye of agriculture of Cornell university who has a national reputation as norti- c,,tur,st will speak Wednesday at ll'9o - .arbe outlook of Rural Progress"
 Hon. I. D. Eggleston, Jr, state super a.n+ of education in Virginia. will snsar Wednesday at 7:30 ?. m. on Good poads and Good Schools.
 Dr W. Stiles of the United states
 .,, M n, nublic health and of the hook .'., pu. - commission will speak Thursday w0' '. t1.a a. m. on Mans Enemy, the Fly" ,r, covsrnor of ,,,,o,.,o no. at il :so Friday, will take for ,, Sn .,,htect Good Roads and the Run al Hnn E c. Bishop, state superintendent
 tha schools of Nebraska. will speak Tr,dav at 5 D. m on "Vitalizing Forces in the Schools"
 Other speakers will be pr. s. w. Flech- CT. director state experiment station; i;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
VAGRANT WINS RACE TO BERMUDA ISLANDS

Hamilton, Bermuda, July 13.-The Va grant won the Atlantic Yacht clubs race from New York to Bermuda by 45 min utes, crossing the finishing line at Il o'clock this morning. The Shyessa, which had a time allowance of 1 hour and 30 minutes, finished at 1 o'clock.
 The winner is owned by Harold s. Van derbi1t and flies under the flag of the New York Yacht club. Her competitor is owned by Demarest Lloyd of the Eastern Yacht club of Marblehead, Mass.
 There were but two yachts in the race. They started on their voyage of 67O nau- tical miles at 415 o'clock, Saturday July g.
 The yachts encountered gale for two days, and tke best days run of the win ming boat was PAS miles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
Request for Extradition

Washington, July 14-Formal request for the extradition of Porter Charlton charged with killing his wife at Lake Como. Italy. has been forwarded by special messenger from Rome to Lon don whence 1t will be sent on to Wash iDgton by the first fast mail.
 Word to the foregoing effect reached the state department today through the embassy in Rome. State department of- fcials believe that Monday next would be the earliest date on which the receipt of the request might be expected and add ed the document might not reach here for seven or eight days.
 A preliminary investigation of the law in the case has been made by the state department authorities.
 was the question the department con- sidered today It was decided that a per- son in an insane asylum at the time the request for extradition comes can not be surrendered.
 No definite steps looking to the con fnement of Charlton in an asylum aside from the employment of alienists and the talk resulting therefrom have been taken and the situation in the case opens up Interesting considerations, and it was pointed out today officially that in view be indecent not to make any statement in advance, but even for the government to make up its mind prematurely pend ing requirement of all the facts of the law and the practice in the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
France May Adopt Standard Time

Paris, July 14.-The cabinet has de- cided to submit a bill for the adoption of western European time in France During the old days of enmity toward England. the French steadily refused to accept standard time, maintaining the solar time of Paris, which is nine minutes slower. The confusion result ing, especially in telegraph communica- tfons with England as we'll as the change in French English returns, Is responsible for the decision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-15
Intunction Is Refused

Louisville, Ky, July 14-1n the case of J. L. Keen against the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, in which the plain tiff asked that the organization be en- joined from busting him from the chair manship of the adjustment committee of the body now in session here Judge Kirby of the circuit court today refused to interfere, saying the brotherhood has a right to adjust such matters. The case