davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE
Weekly Report of Instruments Filed in
 the Recorders Office.


 Quit claim deed, Louis Akin tt Mary B. Hoover, trustee.
 Warranty deed, Henry C. Lock cit ct ux to Mary B. Hoover trustee.
 Bill of sale, l.. A. Andrus tc H. w. Ross.
 Warranty deed, Henry C. Lock cit ct ux to Cumberland Michael
 Warranty deed, Cumberland Mi chael to Frank l.. Dickinson.
 Contract of sale, Simpson Com putting Scale Co. to Hilkins 6 Wagner.
 Patent, United States to Loui: H. Thomas.
 Warranty deed, John l.. Thom' as to L. H. Thomas.
 Deed for Arizona, Santa Fe Pa.  cific Railroad Go. to the United States.
 Warranty deed, Jos. L. Wight to ]. H. Hague.
 Placer locations in unorganized district by s. s. Sherman ct al, as follows: Badger Creek, Nos. I to z, and Soap Creek, Nos. to 8.
 Bill of sale, ]. 5. Smith to A. O. Perry.
 Bill of sale, A. o. Perry to E. l.. Garner.
 Bill of sale, Inc. A. Anderson to Peter Allison.
 Bill of sale, Harold Ness to s. l.. Finley.
 Contract of sale, Cary Safe Go. to Hilkins & Wagner.
 Contract of sale, Cary Safe Go. to A. Smith.
 Appointment of agent, Pacific Coast Casualty Co. to ]. H.. Chalmers. Warranty deed, Frank L. Spear to Elizabeth M. Arters.
 Notice of water location, reser- voir, Louis Charlebois.
 Quit claim deed, Peter ]. Bran- nen ct ux to Chas. A. Greenlaw. Quit claim deed, Chas.A, Green law to E. L. Greenlaw.
 Warranty deed, E. l.. Green law and husband to Frank Spear. Release of chattel mortgage, Chas. J. Rabbit to H. K. Hecke- thorn.
 Release of chattel mortgage, Chas. J. Rabbit to R. I. and Frank Owenby.
 Chattel mortgage, H. R. Heck ethorn to Chas. J. Rabbit.
 Chattel mortgage. R. I. and Roy Owenby.
 Bill of sale, F. J. Hendrickson to Benjamin B. Huckell.
 Release of realty mortgage, Geo. Rabbit to w. H. Yancey and husband.
 Warranty deed, Martin F. Tay- Tor to Annie M. Bean.
 Warranty deed, John Metz ct ux to John w. Weatherfori.
 Warranty deed, John Weather ford ct ux to Bessie L. Wyland. Realty mortgage, Jennie Bay less and husband to The Arizona Central Bank.
 
 Bill of sale, Chas. E. Burton to T. L. Moore.
 Bill of sale, Ed. Mason to Peter Allison.
 Order confirming sale of real estate, R. J. Kidd to E. s. Cos ney, Adm. of F. w. Sisson estate.
 Release of realty mortgage, So- phia ]. Whipple to George A. Howell ct ux.
 Warranty deed, R. T. Castle berry to Rachel A. Castleberry.
 Chattel mortgage, o. s. Elm blem to Anna Renfro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

Barrett. S6ulb 5000. SntereHen pom 5. Ottober
1900. Der .Sherifi i%oleitire $22S0.tg, auwaItges
bibren unb Rotten. Judgment 10. 263, Sanuar
1ermin 1912. ri. Ia. ,am Sanuar 5ermin i9i2.
Stote5, Qnmalt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

Barrett. S6ulS 5000. Snterefen pom ). Ottober
1900. Der ,S6eriff f~Oaeitirs S22sO.i9, anwaItass
blbren une Rotten. Judgment 10. 263, Sanuar
1ermin 1912. 81. ga. sum Sanuar 1ermin 1912.
Stotes, Nnmalt.
Serrer: u
30. 7.-aae iene gentle peitlihe Sdlfte pom ,wsi
qots Sane, geleget in benz Somntbtp Neu, sadas
panna County unb Siaat genniyIpanta fnb
Sbeil uou BEN ale Barren sot betannten Strt6.
pelbsr elm 9beiI hes Ori9inalttri6es in sSarrdntees
namen pon peter Seeb 1T. Seiagte sots itne 20.
% uno I'll auf BEN 80 RIan une gslsaen an her
StraBe eenannt uno beiannt ale otIiibe Strahe
aui BEN Barren Plan ober crtIaait pom Noret
Gitp, porausibtltb gsbbrig regilriet. Beidgte
eots iinb 10 6uB in 6ront, t57 NRk in Itefe uno
rehtipintlib. Qoblen unb Dineralien %referpirt.
Al eaHelbs Giaeutbum. weldes @eorae Gramsr ct
al. eurh Deee. edtirt ben ~. 6ebruar 1896. eings'
trapsn i'm 0eeebu9 Ro. 2l5, settle 4lg, al Sobn
Patisla a%bertrua. gass u%srbefiert' nit etnein iTpet'
Iit Sei6Iae .beleat une tr Ggeintton senontmen
auf bic alaae pom 9ina S~trgulas, abuiintitratortn
etasi Sobn Vatiela nu6 asneS gSttela, S~eriIasts
S6ule $2b7.25. Snterefen pom n. ottober iaii
uub Rotten, S%ubsment no. 900, OCTOBER Termiu
1911. 81. ga sum 5dnSar tsrmin isi2. .
6erner:
80, S.-au bas na6folaenb 5ei6riebeue grnnbs
Md, eelesen in griesburs, sadapanna County unb
5taat Qenniplpdnin. Betdunt ais Got No. II i'm
glod 30. 40, unb it 80 fub in front an Srcoi
Sttsts bel liz, 49, FSs n 5isis; gSs% TSdD! siT ssr sI SOs
Qriesbura", uno II bic Got foutrabirt am 81. Sauuat
1900 nit geriretern pom priee, paneodt unb TbEoop
unb hbtrtraaen our6 ibre eTefutorsn, etc. an eliza
einaeiraesn i'm 5teebu1 30. tS7, Site t7S. aaes
perbeHerf, nit eiuem swsitodigen hoisernen 8obn'
bauie unb anbeugebdubtn.
auf bic Qlaae Der 9ew Sataer Building unb eoau
afoeiation non Scranton, pa, aeeen Gliiabetb
gsdttiss unb Sames Battiss. S9lIb 5000. Snte'
reHsn pom 1. December 1911. Der SdsriH tontttirs
Sf5O8.t 10, anpaltgtbhhrtn uHb Rotten. Subamtni
4, no. 335, Sanuar fsrmin 1912. 81. ia. tum Sauuai
Ttrmin 1917. Stotts, anwaIt.
Ttrutr:
70. 9.-zat bic ss4tt, fitsi uns SntsTsHsH BEL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28
OieT slspbonuummer bes- 8odenblatt-
1T isst $500 (u.uss).

Ia -@lidlihes Jisuiabr II rufen
mir ben msrthen Nbonneuten her,lihit
,u. M0se lbnen oas neue Sabr nur
Suites brin9en uno atle ibre berehti9ten
Winide erfileu.
- Barber Satob @eisr pom Psnn
ausnue erlitt Samitas WOrssu sinsn
Ssrluit pom u%nssiabr $500. OILS feline
Wohnuns auf elmer Sausrei 5u Popn'
tsls Our6 5susr ,sritOrt wuros. Der
SduOsu lit tbsilwsiie Our4 Ysriiaer'
JUG seOsdt.
- Ssrr Sobn @lelano pom n@lobeI
9uosu. msldsr lests ISOLDE BON einsm
S1lasanfal befallsn wuroe, nadbem
sr ben saosu betrstsn battle. mudt fort.
ssisst quite SOrtidritts unO alls ansei'
den Osutsn on, baB tr ii4 balo wieoer
erbOlsn wiro.
- Die @adamanna @iisubahn COM
panic psrthsilte an Donnerita9 unter
ibre Ssttionsuormdunsr bee Spitems
iusseiammt $500 oils Bsihnadtsse
ldsnts uuo untsr benislbsn b%sfanosn
iit einhuuoert, bic niht an ben Streif
siussn, pelde ie $50 erbislten.
- Das OILS r9ibsrtp Sua" befannte
@sbduoe an Waibinstou auenue. Dem
9eri6tssebduoe sesenaber. 1T pon ben
Wirthsn @Onnor uno GALLAGHER fir
1925 600 fduflid srwOrbeu uno iObulo
Die Wtistbstontrafts ain 1. Gpril srl6.
ihsu. wsroen bic nsusn @issutbiimsr
Ysrduosrunsen in oemielben mabsn,
Die nsiters $4,000 fOitsn merosn.
- Der 70 Sabre atte Samss 9Ouns.
mslher uls 8sinissr in BEN giep gOrf
yoairhaus on &adamanna apsnus be.
ihGfIist mar uno aud oortislbit lOsirte
ftirBts friib am Dieniius Worssn, OILS
er iih mad ieinem 3immsr bessbsn
wOtlte. cine Grsppe binub unO per.
leste iit isbr idlimm. SIN Staat
0oipital. nObln man tbn Jlah Dem I'm
fall nubm, bate mar Suerit nur serinse
SOffnuns, ihn ON Seben Su erbalten,
ipdter erbolle er Iif aber mieoer.
- Serr 9sorse Brisssl jun, Sobn
u~nisrss bstannten Wtiibiirsers 0errn
@sorse u. Sliesel pon Cline Strase,
Der fiji uusidllsslih Dem Stuoium Der
Wfuiit niomet uno oils Yiolin, uur
granddaughter iih idOn einsn 9tumer
ermorbeu bat, 1T nunmebr aud Som
poriit ssporbsn uno bat am 8roaonat
in Jiew YOrf cine Office erOffust, Dor
mo- aus feline 9ompOiitlOnsn bsrausss'
ssbsn perOsn. Ssrr Briessl lit uussr'
BEN als Soliit tn eiutm sro6en Dspur
temeutlaoeu anseitsllt uuo bat aue aus
iidtsn, iih In furier Ssie In Wuiitfrsi
fen einsn MISREPRESENTATION Stuf su sr
wsrbsu. 9srr Srisssl srwurtsts isiusi
talsutuoItn Sobu fur bic S,isrtass II
Scranton, bod mar ss Osmislb.n I'M
mOsli&. ju fOmmsn. isbO& .rwurtst CT
I'm gaufe oss ud4ftsn Wiouats elm
turss 5srisnfrif bisr ju usrlsbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28
,. y. Yartri0gt
NOBOfat aRb Re9tSaRwali
AL 2udnpannn Npsnue,
SCRANTON b.
srberiG's -berkauf
-prn-
8GTtbBOaGm 8raROeigeHtbHm
-am-
Sreitag, II. Sanuar 1912.

@sm66 puf6itesnsr GrtfutiOnsbsf' bic BON
5isra 6aeias. etpari 6aetas uur gtneiiioni Gr
ppnas, ausdtf,ut Opu BEN Common pltas Sc
ri6i pon yadapauna 9uuntp. an mid stri6ttt.
rsrpt Id ausfssu jum Sftulli6tu V Iiauf
puIh 9erfftiatruua pbtr ausTuf an bsu bDtii
ppsr mtih Bistsnesu, fir 9aar, in BEN Sc
rihisettdues In Der Q abt SuantOu, Sada.
pauna County. am
Treitae, ben Ii. Janudr,
q. D. 1912, UNI 10 libr gcrmiitaas bee btfas
ten Iaass, aas pie Ss8ts. litsl unb 5ntntftn
Der 8srflastsu In une auf bic Hadfplesnb Be.
f&rfttntu Cots, Stri9s cher Tari,afn pane.
bic fpIst;
30. i.-aa isns atpiHe est, Strt4 ebtr persu,
aanb, esIeesn In BEN 1orousk Dnnmors, eada'
paHHa geHHtp unb etaat ptnuiplsania. Anfan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

- @robe @nttduihuns. 10 8seau
eru. wtrb In SdnssrfIeii Die Wit'
tbsiluns usruriaaen, bas bic .Sontcr'
oia" pon Wilfesburrs. als elmer BET
1rOBteu uno lsiitnnssfdtisiteu Ssfans'
usrsine oss Jtoro0ilihen Sanserbun'
oss bsfannt. bsidloiien bot. ii6 bel BEN
fOmmsuosn Sdnaerisite in BhIlaoelpbia
nift an benz Wsttbemsrb nm ben 8di.
ierprsis gu betbciliSsn. Dag aud Der
5eitbeb0roe cine groBe @nttduihuns
Ourd ben Ysidlue Der .@oneOrSia" be.
rsitst miro. 1T leitt srfIarlif. bate iis
bob nit Sihsrbsit auf Die Betheilis.
Jung oisies 8srsins In Dem Sample Inn
Die pielumitrittene faiisrtihe 3rophGe
aerehnet. nuhOem osrislbe lte i'm Sabre
1906 auf Dem Sdnserfsite IN Nswarf
init 1870. Der h6hitsn mDglihsu Punfte'
,abl. bereits einmal 9ewonnen bate.
- Die 3iubsr Der Wfit9lisosr Oes
Scranton &tebertran, befiuoen iih tn
frsuoiser @rmartung. benn am nahiten
Sonntaa, Jiahmittags 4 l1br. hGlt Der
Ssrsin feline alIidbrlihe Weibnahtsbe.
ihesruu9 fir oieislbeu ab. Gin jdbilihse
@reisniB, bas iih itsts fir Die SIeiuen
~ sinem iubeluOllsn s%siialtet. Sin iiid.
tisss @omtts. NIT Serrn @rnit @lOor
als Yoriiser. bat Die uotbisen arrause'
mentS 9etrOffen. pelhe auBsr Der BE.
ideeruu9 auh Elm tur3ss ~paffenoes Bro
gram NIT einl6llsBt ielbliusritGnrlit
wiro Elm seldmiidter 9unncnbanm fir
Die N~useuweiOe Der aleinen uidt iehlen.
unO Der sross Saul wtro ibnsn @sls'
senbsit bieten. iid nah 9sr,ensluft u
tummeln. Dtsie 6sisr lit nur fir Sim
Der Der Wfltslieoer arransirt, absr am
slsiden Gag. AbenOs 9ilbr. finOst fur
Die @rwa6isnsn cine SplUsitsrisisr in
Der Ssreinsbale itatt, gu wslder auh
5reunos Der WtitslisOer sinseiibrt wsr'
ben %f0unen, sntneoer periOnlih uon ben
Wiitsllebsrn. ODER ourd uou ibnsH uu'
ter,eihnete @iniiibrun9starten. Sin
Gau,trdnjdsn erfolst in Yerbinouus
nit lestsrsr Seller. piro aber crit UNI
Uiittsruaht beginner. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

%uniersr srOBen Sats ibr Shsrflein
bsitrn9en f0nnen. gu auosren Stdotsn
fam Der @rfois Der bstoen Sroen ihOn
oils beoeuteno bsieiduet werosn.
9Die thutfI dfItg uro merthuol uus
Die Srauen i'm Nauie oeS Sahres CUR
Ssits %seitanoen BADEN fur Oas 3lel
uuo Wohl unleres 3peisss, oafiir fam
Id tuum 0Orte ssnus Der ansrtsnnuns
finoen.
90 blsibt mir muir nod bic an9e'
nebms Fflht, uuierem wsrthen @hren'
E%rdiiOsnten fur isin unermiiolihss
Sdaifen su unisrem Wobl unc Ssitsn.
iomls allen Beamten uno Somltes. on
bic in Der Y%srsan9snbsn 10 groBs YIN
forberuu9en oil Wtihe uno Hrbeit &C.
iislt murben. iowis Der otutihsu uno
snsliiteu Prsiie unO aud euh. uertbs
Wtttarbeitsr. Su Oantsn -osnu suf &C.
biibrt Der Srsoit fur unisre 5OrtiAritte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

Die feinsten Dru~ckarbeiten In der ekadt
Iiefert die Once des "Woehenblatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-28

9ertlagten in une auf al jeneu aepihen Strid oeer
gar;ele quno, geleleH In BEN Ioipntbip scott,
saddwdnna Gountp unb Stdat gennipluanta, bes
arsnst uub beidrieben Ioie foIgt, nemltb Antan'
aenb an einen 0eHlod an Der STRENGTHENING bann
Iiblib As @rdbs. oflib pa Autben ~ Pfofien une
Steinen, bann ilbli6 Is @ra6e. peftltd a. Nutbtn
III einem 4foiten, elmer ode non Caleb Broipn's
qanb, oann norbli9 45 @rabe, pehlib ia Huthen
~ einem Qfoiieu. bann entlang Der 8arrant!tnie
A Nutben ;um Anfangsplaee entbalteno ~ ader
qanb, mebr oeer weuigSr. ST eafeIbe Giaeuthni
iibertragen burh Sohn ". Carer an betagie 0hrtitts
ana y. Garep eurA Seee, oattTt ben "a. Au6ut 1861
uue eiugetrdgen In euIerne 9onnip I'M Seeobu6
30. 81, Settle A02. etc. Berbeiert init einem ipsts
decentralization ~b6l,ernen gBobnbdute, Sheuns,
AuBengebdubeu unb AepielaaTten edtdut.
git geiblag beleat unb III e~retutton lenontmen
auf bic allge pom 4. g. Seneetet gegen ehriftana
y. Carer, gertla9te. une atHolas y. carer UNI
Snterefen pom 10, September 1910, anipaItgebuareh
lnb Rotten. 6. y, 8arbner. anpalt.
Serutr:N
30. f0.-gG ieue gentle Got, Strid oesr Parteue
qdub, geIelen in her Stdbt Scranton, Sadainanna
Gounip unb Staat genniplpanta, bearentt une be-
ibriebsH ME iolgt. netrlth ~ Yet no. IS TN
BIod no. 20 auf benz Repnolbs Brothers une Dles
Gartbu'e Qlan uon eots. 9eiagte Got IL 40 6ub in
FIont on Retbew Strabe, eisielbe Steite btnten'
nne lao SuB In 1iefe ~ elmer anep IL Hub brett,
pie auf BEN ~bsiaaten plan psryei1ntt. ~ eafelbs
Se9sS, Satirt ben 30. Noptmbsr iSO6 absrtrassn an
Narp D'BouIe, einaetragen i'm Deeebuh no, ~,
Seite 326. aoblen nnb NineraIien reierutrt. Ales
perbeHert, nit tinem sDsitodissn bolisrnen soen'
bauie.
auf bic alaas pon 8. u. gumforS, s9afmeifsI,
oeden Rarp D'BopIs, BertIaats. Snulo tf40.
SnttreHen pom 1. gldr 1911, auwaltsebhhren unb
Ronsn. Subement 30. 756. Bar, Germtn 1911. 81.
RutbtrtsrS AnDaIt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
GAY SHAKESPEARE BALL
Handsome Pageant Is Part of
Coronation Festivities.
Most Magnificent Fete of Modern
Days Is Held in Eng
lands Capital.

London June 21 It can be pre-
dicted that the Shakes, )eare ball will
live through history with the famous
mask balls Of the earle. ages. 1t
out-pageanted all pageants If the pres
ent age. 1t revived the nagnifcence
of Tudor England. At this ball there
were no tawdry stage costumes, but
real silk brocades, real gold and silver
embroideries, real furs, real lace-the
finest Of all periods setting off the
beauty of some of the fairest women
of English and American birth.
Priceless heirlooms of jewelry gilt
tered in the hair and upon the bosoms
and upon the stomachers of the most
beautiful women in the world. 1t was
an enchanting picture upon a vast
scale of n agnifiCence. No modern
evening dress appeared to mar the
beauty of the scene. 1t was obligatory
upon every one CT the 5000 or 1000
guests that they appear in Tudor or
Shakespe2rean costumes, covering al
most all Of the periods of the worlds
history
The Albert hail was transformed
into a wonderful Italian garden. The
roof represented a blue sky which
added q sunny finish which seemed to
affect the spirit of the dancers. The
parquet floor pleased the most fastidi-
Gus.
Contrary to expectation the king
and queen did not attend. Special
boxes on the grand tier had been held
for the notables and here were pres
ent almost every member Of the royal
family except the sove:eigns. Many
members of foreign royal families,
however, We're present.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Chicago Cash Grain Quotations.


Wheat-No. 2 red, S9091c; No.
red, SS090c; No. hard winter, 900
CSC; No. 8 hard winter, SS@91c; No.
northern spring. 9Sc0$1.O2; No. 2
northern sDrinc. 96c0S101; No. 8
spring, 90095c Corn-No. 2, $500
56Ac; No. 2 white, 55& @56Ac; No.
yellow, 55M q 56Ac; No, 3, $40
55&c: No. white, 551A056c: No.
yellow, 55& q 1859. Oats-No. 2, $500;
No. white. 4015041Hc; No, white,
4O040kc; standard, 40A @41c.
Chicago Live Stock.
ogs-Receipts $4,000. Quotations
ranged at S6.3G66.4O choice heavy,
$6.3066.45 choice light. $6150625
heavy packing, and $5.50@6.2O good to
choice pigs.
Cattle Receipts $500. Quotations
RANGED at S6.300650 prime steers,
s4.4OG5.00 good to choice beef COWS,
S5.0065.75 good to choice heifers, $685.
65.50 selected feeders, S4.75@5.15
good to choice stockers, $S.25@S,60
good to choice light calves.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. Quotations
ranged at S7000725 good to choice
spring lambs, s5.5O@65O good to choice
yearlings, S4.O00435 good to choice
fed wethers, s3.50G3,S5 good to choice
ewes
Butter.
Creamery, extra, &c per ID; prints,
24c; extra frsts, 21c; frsts. 19c;
dairies, extra, zoe: frsts, 1Sc, pack
ing stock, Is 12c.
Live Poultry.
Turkeys, per 10. 12c; chickens.
fowls, 121ac: ROSTERS, Sc; broilers,
1S922c; ducks. 12c geese, &c.
Potatoes.
Choice to fancy, S1.00@1.10 per bu. !;
new potatoes, $2.1562.25.
East Buffalo Live Stock.
East Buffalo, \. Y, June 20.
Dunning & Stevens, Live Stock Com
mission Merchants, East Buffalo. n. Y,
quote as follows: Cattle-Receipts
5 cars; market slow. Hogs-Receipts
Is cars; market steady; heavy, $655;
Workers, s6.55@6.60; pigs, $500. Sheep
Receipts 10 cars: market slow;
spring lambs, S725@7.50: yearlings,
$575@6.00; wethers, $3.75@400: ewes,
s36a@3.5O Calves. s4.O0@e75.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
duplicates AN ASSOCIATE
Michigan Man Tells Creditors That
Chicago Banker Knew All.

Muskegon, Mich, June Plat a Sc
cret meeting of the creditors of the
bankrupt American Electric Fuse COM
pany of Muskegon held here Frank G.
Jones, president of the concern, who
has admitted forgeries amounting to
$45O,000, declared that former bust
ness associate, who is Chicago bank
er, knew all about his forgeries and
illegal business methCGs.
Jones declared that his man knew
of the company's financial situation
all the time. and was familiar with all
his operations to keep it on it's feet.
The fuse company assuming the debts
of other concerns in which his associ-
ate and he were interested. he said,
brought on the exposure
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
Majority Leader Underwood Is
Given an Ovation.
VOTE is 221 YEAS TO 100 NAYS
President Taft's Message Saying Tariff
Board Findings Would be For
Warded in December Re-
ceived at Same Time.

Washington, June q. - The Demo-
cratic wool revision bill was passed by
the house of representatives by vote
of 221 to 100.
The announcement of the result was
greeted with applause by the Demo-
Gratis, who gave Representative Under
wood, the majority leader, an ovation
as he stood in his place to make the
final motion following the formal
passage of the bill
Democratic joy was quickly changed
to chagrin as Speaker Clark, taking a
document from the table, announced
that a message had been received
from the president of the United
States. In the message the president
said that the tariff board had not COM
pleted its report en- the wool schedule
and that for this reason he found it
impracticable to comply with the reso-
luton recently passed calling for the
data on wool collected by the board
The presidents announcement that
the wool report of the board would
be forwarded to congress in Decem-
Der of this year provoked applause
among the Republicans, who jeered at
the Democrats, the house as a whole
having in mind assertions repeatedly
made by Republicans in debate that it
was unWise to attempt revision of
Schedule K in advance of a scientific
statement as to conditions by the tariff
board
Unconsciously the president had
played joke or the Democrats. Twen-
ty-seVen Republicans jumped the
reservation and voted for the Demo-
cratic bill Most of these were insur-
gents
Mr. Berger, the Milwaukee Socialist,
stood by the bill, as did Mr. AIKEN,
Of New York, who is not classified
politically. Representative Francis of
OHIO, who comes from big wool dis
trlct, was the only Democrat to desert
his party The Republicans, in addi-
ton to Messrs. Anthony and Campbell
who voted for the bill, were: Repre-
sentatives Anderson, Lindbergh, Steen-
esOn, Volstead, Davis and Miller of
Minnesota; French, Idaho; Haugen
and Woods Iowa; Jackson, Madison,
Rees, Murdoch and Young, Kansas;
Helgesen, North Dakota; Kent and
Stephens, California; LaFollette and
Warburton, Washington; Lenroot,
Nelson anG Morse, Wisconsin; Norris
and Sloan, Nebraska; Wedemeyer,
Michigan.
The last stand of the Republicans
against the bill was made OH a mo-
ton of Mr.. Payne of New York that
the measure be sent back to the COM
mlttee On ways and means with in
structions to that committee to hold it
until report upon the wool schedule
was made by the tariff board. This
was defeated by strict party vote.
The wool bill goes to the senate with
a prestige of having passed the house
by a big majority. The house insur-
gents believe that their brethren in
the senate will assist the Democrats
Of that body in an effort that is to be
made to bring the measure up for q
vote. Den 0crats and insurgents ap-
pear to be possessed Of the idea that
the president will be placed in an en-
barrassing position if the bill is put up
to MIN for approval.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
TAFT ON STRENUOUS TRIP
President Begins Tour of Three Days
Speechmaking.

Washington, June q. - President
Taft went yesterday to New York,
where he passed the afternoon and
evening before starting this morning
for New Haven to attend the Yale uni
versity commencement. Thursday
night he will speak before the New
York Bankers association and the
Canadian Club of New York at Man
haitian beach.
That night he will go to Fall River,
Mass, where Friday afternoon he will
make an address at the 200th ami
versary celebration of the New Eng
land cotton industry. Friday night
che president will be the guest of the
Conservation club at Providence, r. l.,
leaving for New York on MS way back
to Washington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
States Attorney koIIes Cases
against Four Alleged Bribers.
ACkNOW EDGE he is BEATEN
Illinois Officer Scores the Public
Which DecIaims Against PoIiti-
cal Corruption and Votes "Not
Guilty" in Jury Room.

Springfield, ILL.,, June Fl. - All the
bribery cases arising from alleged
transactions during the Forty-Sixth
general assembly and still pending in
Sangamon county have been nolled by
States Attorney Edmund Burke, who
thereby caused a sensation in the cir
cult court room.
The states attorney explained his
position in an address to the court, in
which he said ut seems impossible
to secure convictions of this character
with any juries which we are able to
secure. The people declaim loudly
against bribery and corruption and
then vote not guilty in the jury room
In matter of evidence the cases now
disposed of are not to be compared to
those already tried. When Senators
Stanton c. Pemberton and John .Brod-
eriCk, following their trials on return
ing to the senate were received with
open arms and placed on dozens of
committees, they were either innocent
or guilty, but when the Helm commit
Tee OF the STATE senate, appointed and
organized to investigate the conduct
Of members Of the senate, made it's
investigation it sidestepped the very
purposes Of it's existence and failed to
find either way, totally ignoring the
volume Of testimony they had in their
hands, proving conclusively, in my
mind, their guilt"
The men who go free are Represen-
tative Lee O'Neil Browne of Ottawa
Representative Robert E. Wilson of
Chicago. Louis D. Hirsheimer of Pitts
field, member of the state board of
equalization, and Frank J. Trout
charged with conspiracy to bride in
connection with the distribution of the
fund to kill fish legislation, and Archi-
bald p. Johnson Of Springfield, charged
with bribing Senator D. w. Holstlaw,
Senator Stanton G. Pemberton and
Representative Joseph S. Clark to vote
for the awarding Of a legislative furni.
ture contract to the Ford Johnson
company OF Chicago, and with perjury
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-22
MAINE YIELDS NOTHING NEW
Wrecked Battleship Coming into Full
View as Water Lowers.

Havana, Cuba, June 21-The water
in the cofferdam surrounding the
wrec, of the battleship Maine has
been lowered fifteen feet below the
sea level This is the lowest point to
which the water has fallen and a great
additional area of the wreck was I'M
covered However, no further recov-
cry of relics or homes was made.
It is the intention of the engineers
to hold the water at this level for some
days and vigorously prosecute the
work of cleaning out and exploring
the hull and also of stripping the up
FER decks OF all things left standing
The cofferGam continues to give evil
dence CT It's complete stability