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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19
OLDEST INDIAN IS SAID
TO Be WORTH FORTUNE

Sponkane, Wash, Jan. i9.-Jake
Hunt, the Oldest Indian in the North
west reputed 70 he los years old. who
has a son n years of age, will not
live many more moons" Jack Coon,
a son-in-law, attributes the old mans
Illness to too much picture" pointing
to Jalke's photograph ITO much pic.
mre make too many of him; scatter
him all over so when cold come now,
he die. have picture taken long time
ago, make me weak SO have ache UNI
der hat two weeks"
Old Jake is worth about $1,000 in
cash in the banks, has quarter sec
ton of land estimated to be worth
$4,000 and is known to have $1,000 in
gold hidden away The hiding place
is unknown.
Years ago an Indian village stood in
what is now known as the Yakima
reservation, where the Hunt family
now carry on a general farming bust
ness. All that is left of the old settle
ment Is little church, totem pole
and a number Of mounds where the
Kliekitats lie who could not reach the
century mark, Old Jake says that this
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

The Chieftains elegant new piano to
be given away as prize has arrived
and can be seen at this office. II will
be given to the one turning In the
most money on subscription to the
Chieftain on subscription to the daily
and weekly, The terms of the contest
are fully explained In the advertise
ment. The person nominating the win
ner will receive five dollar gold piece
and 1t costs nothing TO nominate. Send
In the name Of the one you think can
win
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19
Radlum, Wireless Teegraphy, and
Lluuid Air.

Radlun1i wireless eiegraphy, and
Liquid Air.
A complete and elaborate wireless
telegraph apparatus will be shown and
fully explained by Prof. Patty next
Saturday night, and many interesting
experiments performed, in addition to
the extensive program announced for
radium and liquid air. Not to improve
this opportunity Of seeing these three
scientific marvels demonstrated will
be to miss chance that cannot occur
again for years. The sale of seats al
ready indicates very large audience
and people who have not yet secured
their seats will do we'll to make early
reservations.
Let us help you to see as you used
to see. possibly you never saw C. C.
Hiitenmeyer jeweler and opticlan.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

State of Oklahoma, Craig County IS.
Contract For the Operation of the
Pumping Plant in the Water Depart
ment of the City of vinita.
| 1t is hereby agreed by and between
the City of Vinita, party of the first
part, represented by its Water Com
Imissioners whose names are signed
hereto, and J. H. Workman and Roy
Cooper, parties of the second part,
Witnesseth:
The parties of the second part agree
to do all of the labor required as me-
chanlcal engineers to operate the
Pumping plant of the City Water
Works at the station and water reser-
Evoir and stand pipe and to keep a
Isufiicient amount of water pumped into
the water mains of the City of Vinita
and to take proper care of the pump
ing plant for the period of time from
November 1st, 1910, to June 30th 1911.
and in consideration for such services
the City of Yinita agrees to pay said
ID. II. Workman the sum of Seventy
five dollars per month and the said
Roy Cooper the sum of Fifty dollars
per month"; said payments to be made
monthly at the end of each month.
Said parties of the second part agree
to perform all of the services required
by the Ordinances of the City of Vinita
of the Mechanical engineer and the
Assistant Mechanical Engineer of the
Water Department for the compensa
| ltion herein specified and agree to keep
the pumps running and in good condi-
ton and properly take care of same
and the. pumping station and plant
without additional help in so far as
the operation of the pumping station
is concerned This contract is to be
OF no force and effect until approved
by Ordinance by the City Council of
| the City of Vinita.
In witness whereof the parties here
to set their hands this 22nd day of
November. 1910.
CITY OF VINITA.
BY j. S. Martin,
| BY J. c. Starr,
Water Commissioners.
Party of the First Part.
J. H. WORKMAN,
ROY COOPER,
I Parties of the Second Part.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

Section 4. An emergency is here
by declared by reason whereof it is
necessary for the immediate preserva-
tion of the public peace, health and
safety that this Ordinance take effect
from and after its passage, approval
and publication.
Passed by the City Council of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, January 7th,
1911
A. J. GREEN,
City Clerk.
/, A. J. Green, City Clerk of the City
of Vinita Oklahoma, do hereby certify
that the above ordinance was delivered
to o. L. Rider, Mayor of the City of
Vinita, Oklahoma, promptly upon its
passage and that said Mayor retained
same until the next regular meeting
of the City Council of the City of Vim
ita, Oklahoma, held on January 18th,
1911, and returned same without his
signature and neglected and refused
ito sign same and neglected and refus-
led to return same with his objections
in writing at the next regular meeting
of the City Council after the passage
of same and that on account of said
action of the Mayor the foregoing
Ordinance is in full force and effect
without the signature of the Mayor
Given under my hand and seal this
I17th day of January A. d. 1911.
A. J. GREEN,
City Clerk, City Of Vinita, Oklahoma.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

Unseats Republican Representative. /.
BY Associated Press
Jefferson city, Mo, Jan. l9.-The
house after heated debate today un-
seated Representative II. r. Dow re-
publican. of Pettis county, and seated
Y, Eaton Taylor. democrat Dow on
the returns to the secretary Of state
was elected by o0e vote.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

Amos Stoalabarger Is the kind of
booster that counts in the develop
ment of the country and the growth of
the town He has induced number
of German families to locate near Vim
ita and engage in farming A score
of these thrifty people will be an asset
to the community and the more of them
we have the better
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

The Cheftain is the only newspaper
In northeast Oklahoma receiving the
Associated Press service. There is
nothing too good for the readers of
the Chieftain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-19

City Clerk, City Of vinita, Oklahoma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Drink and Sinq
In Legislature
mo Body Knows How Dry Am"
Echoes in Ohio Capitol
Corridors
REAL CHAMPAGNE
REFRESHES sOIoNs
Democrats Claim They Fulfilled Tehir
Platform Pledges on Long
Session.

CpLTMHUS o.. June The
ohio Legislature finally adjourned a
lttl~ after four o'clock after record
session as Co length and as 70 the
raIping Of several members in graft b.
iuI charges The scenes in IN. house
were hilarious Three members made
themselves conspicuous hv drinking
from a champagre bottle in fun view
of the house and galleries and sing
ms Nobody knows how dry am"
Governor Harmon notified the lsgis-
iaiur" that be- had no further com
muricati"n 20 make. The assembly
Las h'"n iu session fv" full months
o. iin- record Democratic msm-
h'rs claim that all OF tho platform
l'4. urr~ hat" been funll.d %.arlv
5000 bills w"rr introduced
It' houS. SrrauE -urnrls. lf th.
last moment h- takiu- up under sus-
I.'rslon "f th" rules tho Hudson sen
a'" hIll for fn" protection 81 factory
employees against fire ana entered 70
into . law
d." 'w" resolutions calling for fed
'ra' constitutional amendments for an
income tan ana rho direct election "
United states senators as demanded
~ all star" legislators I'm IN. National
I'N.'' rIfir platform. and bills pro-
Nidlne for th" partisan election %
ta. judiciary working mons rompcr-
satlru fund and The iui'iatiN. and r.-
i'f' udum for cities Wsr. pr4rfI.aliv
the only big Progressive measures 20
Sr.rNlAa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Senate Inquiry
For LOriIner
Formal Action Taken 20 Again
Investigate Illinois Senator's
Election.
eRlsTOW CHARGES
UNHOLY ALLIANCE
LaFolette Protests Asalns Senate
Seats Being Bought by
Trusts.

WASil\tTo\, June 90 Senator
Lcrimcr. of Illinois. faces another in
vcstlgdtion ~ the hands OF his col.
lcasues. Tho inquiry will be conducted
by sab committee OF the committee
@" privileges and elections. composed
of four Republicans and four Demo.
Gratis. four of whom voted for the con.
victiou and four for the ac0ulf'll OF
d." senator last session. The method
Sc '"c'cd is rcllrGrd as the latest thing
in Jury trials
10 took seven hours debate to agree
upon tho system and il was finally
adopted this evening. by vote OF - 10
-'. being substituted for the plan
urged hy Senator I.aFoletre. OF turning
OBJ" cas-" over To i've senators who
Ver" not members when the case was
voted upon before and therefore were
supposed 90 he unbiased
Bristow Makes Charges.
Before the vote was taken. Senator
NriS'oW. who favored the l.aFolettc
plan. accused senator Dillingham;
chairman Of rho election commitfo. of
having capituiated In the interest of a
Democratic scheme of turning tho N.
V"~'ieatipn over 20 subcommittee
Iris charge WIS based upon the fact
tllt Doe author rf the resolution
adopted VAS Senator Martin. the Dem.
orratic leader Mr.. Rri~tow also
'cIf'm"d that the old guard Republicans
bad formed an alliance with the Demo.
'''. and Nlat they had placed lie
mantle OF Aldrich" upon the shoul.
. .r. of Martin
Mr. Gallinger had NOT heou abls 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Organized Search
For Dead Man
Systematic Effort 20 be Made 70 Find
Simpson Remains - Three
Negroes Held

sr' i1l T'-p7trh % %" fntcuf-encer.
RLJ EFIFLD. ". Va. juno Am
appeal has been made for volunteers
Orb cnrac" in the organized search be-.
ing made of tho hills and caves in
'h" vicinity Of Rlueneld for the body cf
h"rI simpson. murdered and robbed
hy thre" negroes according 90 their
confession. Efforts 'o have the ue-
cro"- locate rho body have been fruit.
less Tho negroes are uoW in tho
princeton jaIl Uo Foster serving
sixty days for au assault on Idz~
buchanan. Jim Peer, serving simi-
lar sentence and VIII Harvey held
a- pccf iu that crime
Unless fhc rcmaiu5 arc soon found.
is i- feared they may become so de.
composed naturalization 1911 o.. im.
possible" If d. known fhe body was
robbed and nll marks o. Identification
removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Kill For Money
Boy Confesses Murder Of Playmate in
Tragic Manner TO Gotham
Police.

NEW YORK. June Not until Car
mine Piombino broke down today and
said he fired the fatal shot. were the
police able 20 decide which OF four
boys was responsible for the death o.
John Mialo
Piombino wept as he told his story.
and. dropping on his knees. called
upon the spirit OF his dead friend 10
forgive him He said that he had
shot Johnny accidentally while they
were struggling over money. After
that the boys confessed that they took
the dead boys money. some SIS. and
spent II for candy and moving picture
shows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Mrrrr MHrrrra1
has ruf rff hla mus
fnrHn aud wnfaEara
o. Do can qualify o.
fnHfrIrfNr fn The
ffrHfur COLLEGE 90 be-
started fn Chicago
TWT WEATHER
WhEHruoTOu
june Forecast
Ohio Pair ana
va wrr ou rrffaV
Saturday Shove
mU Inrnfn south
Wir1a
W rHfrru rruunVf
vrufn Talr warmer
Friday showers ON
Saturday or rnfur
0rr night. mndofnfa
~ ir d becoming
south
West virginia
Tnlr warmer Trf
day showers aafur
la~ or Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
WOOL
LOSES OUT
Democrats in Caucus Agree On
Merely Cutting Present Tariff
Schedule.
UNDERWOOD PLAN Is
GIVEN ENDORSEMENT
Francis, of Ohio, Declines To BE
Governed by the Action of
the Caucus.

W NASiiiNGTON. June The n-o-
posed revision OF the wool tariff the
Underwood bill was unanimously m
proved by a ul Democratic c,ucns
az midnight. twelve hours after -
had been made public by tho v,vs
ana means committee. It's endorse.
ment followed some raDid nororvo-.
ing by the Democratic house lenders
VINO devised "a scheme which effect
ually disposed OF the opposition OF
the free wool advocates.
Through a resolution which losvcs
She Democratic party open in Tne
iuture 10 renew ifs adv0cacy Of fr.a
'iau" IN raw wool. but which commits
All Democrats to the SUPPORT of the
present bill as 20 revenue measure
the divergent interests were brought
together IN Oh" caucus shortly before
midnight and almo-t unanimous agree
ment was reached
Francis Not Pledged.
TIL" final vote on -. 9prrov,l ot
the lndcrWood hll Wis mad. unani.
nous. bur rho following members
Wcr" excused from q pledge to sup
port the caucus actor.
t'pres"u l'ives Ruckcr. Colorado
A-hhrook. Francis and Sha-n Ohio.
and Gray. indiana.
The resolution agreed on % confer.
"ucc on thr free raw wool advocat.s
was introduced iu the caucus D.. Ron.
res"nfativ" Kitchen. ~ North caro-.
lima. Who hst advocated FREQ raw
wool Ills resolution declared th4f
m" support a.. o. du'v ou raw wool
should no' D." construed a- au ah3u
GonWort az fhr Democratic policy OF
ir"r wool The need for "a dutv. tho
resolution stated. Was G.o 20 It,uuh-
ican extra tlrarro which made r.r.
rSsart .arr" revenue Speaker Clark
took fhc fon- iuu.diIt,fv and srr
ported fhc resolution which h4t ba.r
iraW"d Zoo thc conference uIrffcfpafsa
100 hv himself art Representatives
''ur.c~ou. oi I,Nls James. or Ker.
iuc"N. FITZGERALD OF New Yort and
Ni'chn. o' North Caroline The
resolution was then unanimously
adopted hy tac caucus
Underwood Opens Fight.
Opcniur wi'h rho sfa,.mor, from,
Chairman Underwood ~ fhe N1,s
and means committee thar % .D per
c'n' dufN ou raw wool is necessary
to insure sufficient revenues r,r Tho
government. fhc Hrhf over fha r..
yi-"d wool tarT was begun to-day
Advocates o. free r.v wool. hic.rt
hy 'ha open support of Wr.fam Ton.
utrL- Urtar. offered amendments ru-.
Ting wool immediately uoou fh. free
iis' or rr'n1s.r- a gradual reduction
fhsf Vo.I abolish 'hr crt.rc duty
within fvr r,1rs Wtre direct ~..s.-.
o. TO- D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Business Men
Hold Meefind
Boat Upset
Drowning Occurs In the Ohio at Park.
ersburg. Following the Ae-
eldent.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. June l.
Fred Fought. Of this city. was drowned
this evening near the foot OF Blenner.
hassett Island. five miles below here.
while out riding in a launch with
Charles Nern. William Eskey and
Perry Coe. The boat upset in some
manner and all were thrown into the
river. The drowned man until recent
ly was a travelling salesman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Plans For Raising Million Dollar
Fund For Industries
Discussed.
NEW OFFICERS FOR
THE YEAR ELECTED.
Fred j. Fox Is New President
Auditorium Project Is
Endorsed.

Win large and enthusiastic at-
tendance the annual meeting OF the
heelinS business Mems Association
was held last evening AT The Oaks. at
which they elected officers for the en-
suing year. and sanctioned the move
m"nt 10 erect the market auditorium
ana raise "a guarantee fund TO bring
new diversified industries TO this CITY.
Other important meters were trans
acted az The meeting. hut the one that
viii prove of the most interest and
benefit To the public In general WAS
the sanctiouing of the project to bring
new industries 20 Wheeling and the
association hopes before fall TO have
at least five new industries located in
IA" Wheeling district. and so have
many OF the industries now closed
down In operation. Plans for doing
this were discussed az length and a
system was launched to raise moro
thah q million and half 10 bring new
industr!cs tp this city. which Will be
ia" means of furnishing employment
10 hundreds OF men
Gathered around tho festive board
during th" evening were the most
prominent business men and capi.
talists of this city and ley pledged
'tA s"tai'h'NA 90 NA4lIE NIt ElHFHDfek
fund to bring 20 This city new indus.
tries This will have a tendency 10
start th" Industrial wheels revolving
ana max" the coming year one with
brirht pro poets During the evening
John Wallace. secretary of the new
Municipal lca-ue. delivered "a short adj
dress. in which he pointed out the
plans OF this league bon giving Wheel.
ing commission form of government
and doing away with ward politics and
graft Ills address was greeted with
cheers and created 90 fayorabl. impress
sion among The business mon who at
tended the meeting
Mayer Talks.
Promptly 90 o'clock tho meeting
was called 20 order hy Vice President
Sol Mayer to whom credit must be
lorr"ly given for tie launching Of this
organization Around the banquet
tables Oh" hundred and fifteen Nom
hrrS OF th" association gathered and
listened with much iutorcs' 10 an clio.
qucnt address hy Mr.. Mayer lie
spok" of 'hc rapid strides that the as
sociatiun hIs made during IT'S career
OF three years and of the bright future
that was in store for it lie then
asked FOR Tho reading of the minutes
OF the last meeting which were read
by Secretary SchWertforCcr.
Following tlr reading Of the
minutes ~ fhr la-f meeting Mr..
Schwertfcpcr. Uho for the past two
years has been secretary of the asso-
citation read bis annual report which
covers thorouenly iu % brief manner
rho past workings of the association
Tor fh" kindness shown fo The dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
f. H. Gary Tells
Of Steel Trust
$50 Perish
when Old Fort at MAnagua Was Blown
Up on Wednesday.

WA~IiINGTpN. June ono hum
"i'r nnd tfty people were kiIl.l In tine
tAF''~i"r "i g., Fortress I.alnuu az
.til"Sua. Nicaragua. according Co. "a
FROM Minister Nortlcuft mn. ,.,u-, II
iAe 'Nri"+l"u i~ rut known
minister Nuft..Htt h. a resident ~
huntington. ~. Va. and was but recent
~ Pt Pt"m"'cI to THEE N.carIguan post fr,n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
PH|LIPPI
BAT TIE
Is To he Fought by State Militia
To-day. With Veterans as
Spectators.
GREAT CROWDS ATTEND
BIG CELEBRATION
Messages of Greeting Sent by Vet
Grams TO Old commanders
on Both Sides.

special DiSp1tch To- the ints'iiren-er
PfilLIPPI. W Va. June 1.-As the
anniversary day approaches OF the
first land battle % the civil War al
this place. the reunion Of the veterans
OF the Blue and the Grey that has
been in progress all of the present
week assumes even more elaborate
forr Tomorrow Is 10 be known as
Veterans Day. and an especial fea-
ture Will be the rcfightinC OF the IA
nous battle on the old battlefield by
companies OF the West Virginia
guardsmen. who arrived today. under
command Of Adjutant General c. n.
Elliott. a military parad- was given
this afternoon. after which the troop
ers went into camp and the mlngling
OF the young soldiers and the old vet
Grams has been one OF the pleasing
features OF the reunion. Judge War
rem kittlc was the chairman I'm charge
OF the program today. and aside from
a campfire by thc veterans this morn
ing. big meeting was held this after
noon. at which addresses We're made
by Major !. = Harding Of Elkins. G
r. Latham. of Buckhannou. and Cap
tain James Hurry. of Bridgeport
There wer" fireworks. base ball.
balloon ascensions. band concerts and
vaudeville for the visitors today
Veterans Parade.
Tomorrow the veterans. both Blue
and Grey. are 20 have thnir first pa
rade The National Guard viii par
ticipate and addresses are 10 Poe made
10y General Baker. of NorgantOWn. and
Dr u ID BOufhat. of Norganfown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
'ubsidiary Companies Compete
Under Trusts Definition
of the Word.
EACH INDEPENDENT
But UNDER CONTROL.
Real Man Behind the Steel Cor
pOration Guns Is Frank
With Investigators.

WASHINGTON. June l.-On rig 20
lay bare all the facts concerning the
United States Steel corporation and 10
stand or fall on the record. deny Iug
that he Is planning 20 form trust e.
control steel products and Irices %
the entire world. and frankly .dmit,ing
that the steel corporation has ab~o-
lure domination of subsidiary com.
pHnies. Elbert H. Gary appeared To-
day as the second witness in the IN.
Quiry being conducted by the steel
trust investigatng committee OF the
house.
Mr.. Sary's examination Will be con
tuucd tomorrow. when the committee
viii seek TO learn from him further
facts relating TO the taking over bv
the steel corporation OF the Teuu.s~.,
Coal and Iron COMPANY To-day Mr.
Gary surprised the committee with the
statement that the Tcun-s-,r com
nany before its absorption. while nom
inally independent Of all other com.
parics was very dependent 70 far
a. getting livelihood was con.
c"rned.' a remark which ne quickly
asked 10 have cxpuusod from the rec
ord and which he said he had no
business 10 make.
Republic Secrets Expected.
This remark. however. served 20
forecast the probability thar Nj Gary
. morrow might make some state
uentS not in accord with the tc--i
inony given hy John " Gates a- 20
the highly prosperous condition OF the
Tennessee Coal and Iron company ar
tho time of the forced sale to the
steel corporation
Mr. Gary told the committee that th.
Tennessee Coal and Iron company sru
Owes the steel corporation S-.. 10000
for money advanced
There Is NOT any doubt SIR Gary
told tho committee TODAY. "tuat th.
United Stato- Steel Corporation as rha
owner of most OF tho stock. OF tr, Sub.
tldiarN companies. Ultimately controls
those subsidiary companies. including
Their mauaEcmenf and couducf.
Wants 70 be Frank
Asked 81 tho Carnegie Steel com
parE ruw completes with other sub
siiary companies !n the steel corror.
a'ion. Mr. Glry said = should say g.
does. putting my Interpretation On thc
word ] cam" 'o ho frank and to give
you tho exact facts thar voI mav prf
your own Construction on them
The subsidiary companies have
thor own directors and officers and
has" the right 10 acf Independently.
bow a- fho srool corporation owns -u.
securities. if the conduct O.. -lh-..
diary company was aufaEof -'tc fr
an. way it would only o." e. question .f
f'm- whom the administrators Of tiI'
subsidiary company would change.
Are rho profits o. one euh-Ilinr.
concern measured as f." profits ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02

4 similar me..1Er 800. addressed
90 Colonel g. N Torf.rreI as tre
oldest surviving Confcra'c officer Who
participated ir fhc haffie OF TlIppi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-06-29
CONDEMN WAR ON PACT.
canada's Conservative Leader Finds
Farmers Unit For Reciprocity.

Winnipeg, Man, June 26. R. L.
Borden, leader of the conservative par
ty in Canada, moved on with his lieu
tenants to southern Alberta to con-
tinue the campaign against reciproc-
ity with the United States. Here, as
in Manitoba and Saskatchewan he
found the farmers a unit for ratifca.
ton of the agreement.
His first stopping place was Mac.
Leod where he received a memorial
from the United Farmers of Alberta in
that district, representing the unani
nous feeling Of 46 branches. They
desired the obstruction to the pact on
the part of Borden's supporters in the
Canadian parliament to cease. They
desired reciprocity as step toward
free trade in agricultural implements
and machinery with the United States.