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Split Possible.

! <Sserenists ~ In the Unionist marty
dir slve show Of their strength
Frney 10 the Earl OF Halsbury
NJ SHilth is arranging for We'd
<rsnta,sm smith said tonight he has
. bprt,i OF one hundred peers
prossn becomes split hs a result
h y1SNbt VIM situation, the extremists
<ader. ""e the Earl OF Selbornc
"a t'e last dltchers'' are making
81 noise, the really ,nfiuentiml
|sith iorot me Conservative party
'Ferpmms mmacetul solution by ncceptins
ID tbenl tbs s 6lll' These include al. M
||ge cap ap members OF the iaat Con
afon masi men like Viscount Cur
an" pmiiodleton and Lord Croyncr
n 7 "'"e' hut have Immense
"a Il week will elapse before the
<nons 'Hsht up again in the house
Nili ALI; Asqullh, I'm the moan.
u for rBotiate with the Unionisr
ths nmarantces that The lords vii
i' Unless he obtains lbes,
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C.irl to ASCEND Mount McKinleY,

SEATTLE, Wash, July 24,-It Is re-
ported from Seward. Alaska. that Miss
Dora Kcon OF 1923 Chestnut street. Phil
adelphia, a society girl who has won
fame as IL mountain climber. Is equipplng
an expedition to attempt tho ascent OF
Mount McKinley
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The Festival Continues All Week
A Performance Every Night at $3.50.

It's the kind of show that you see but
once in lifetime. Tickets on sale at Smiths
Drug Store up to o'clock. Box seats So.
Reserved seats, 81 General admission, SOC.
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Wife Makes Complaint.

SAN FRANCISCO. July o4.-M o.
Goodner. commission broker. VINO ar
rived In this city two months ago from
Houston. Tex. was arrested today by the
federal authorities on complaint Of his
wife In Houston. who charges that Good :
ner has been living In hotel here with
a woman who posed as his wife.
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! TO Asquith.

Edward Grey, the foreign secretary,
The mildest member OF the ca abi-
Moved with a ringing expression
majorlty's loyalty 10 the premier,
d had hearing. He spoke In
<onse with passion.
i4r did any leader Of the party In
|y IN The house OF commons. said
eretary. have behind him a more
[ous PERSONAL loyalty or a more
political support than the prime
Dc has at this moment The feel
4 The majority are deep and strong
B question.
members Of the opposition may
imagine whether these feelings are
fong after the scene we have wit
piar AS II was n personal discour-
y the prime minister. every one
Y. The leader of the opposition
oxen Of the ulterior consequences
action; ulterlor conduct such as
We witnessed will tend TO under
and destroy the house of COM
Prime minister" continued Sir
q has announced the course OF
Fernmcnt- II arguments are TO be
support OF that course, they are
sed by the prime minister. as rep
pg all the maIorlty-there is no
Us who VIII attempt to take his
tiremendous cheers.D 7 trust that
pe future occasion even the ey-
section may feel that II is the
g. commons that is at stake and
eate may he resumed. but for the
Y mere Is nothing To be done but
tne course the prime minister
nouhced. which We are all pre-
~ no. propose 10 close our pro-
w oS moving ON adjournment"
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W0LGAST-M'FARLAND
F0RFEITS ARE POSTED

CHICAGO, July 2i.-Ad Wolgast has
posted a forfeit OF $1,000 To bind the ten
round bout with Packey Mcfarland
scheduled 10 take place In Milwaukee
September IS.
McFarland's manager will go TO NIL
waukee today, where he VIII post $1,000
as forfeit with Frank Mulkern. pro-
moter OF the fight,
Ii Is said that obstacles In the way of
a meeting between the two lightweights
have been removed.
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led by Redmond.

omith jumped TO his feet and for
'.gnutes The house was a pandemo-
Smith speaking alternately to the
psS ~ WIN outstretched finger, TO
'rssiona' who replied only by de-
i. ia,nres. Not word spoken by
'h could be heard. Finally the
oo,asned hearing enough TO read
~ and declared the house ad-
~, Inc young members Of the last
|,,n,,, ,w,mohists faction who carried on
u w, nc majority Of their col =
rstet ~. They fear that It will
~jna, tne situation by Increasing the
,ine ,i"Uh on OF their opponents and
'e The sympethies Of the coun-
Representation was wholly unex
IA thu thu az Conservative recognize
.crlsIs 'helr pSrty Is facing an ex-
Ina dhone n. which may result In a
~ Wnich VIII leave II, Instead OF
a. iH,.horlty. Il hopeless minority.
n ~ was TO have addressed n
nus constituents tomorrow
liz, as expected he would declare
4 E,h puL tonight he sent n letter
hann unexpected turn political
NM. seSen IN the last few days
|,hicr nas thrown upon me a spe-
& nn.o, o, work which makes II
mi f"osiole Tor me 20 undertake Tho
& H. asrtions involved In n erea,
IA ihc city venture to asl
~ gathering may be postnonca r.
4 date ""''eht though | trust moi
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KANSAS HOSPITAL FOR
FEEBLE-MINDED ABLAZE

WICHITA, Kan. July 94.-Word
reached Wichita late tonight from Win
field that the state hospital for feeble
minded was on fire and the entire insti-
tuition was doomed.
Later reports from the scene OF the fire
at Winfield say that the fire is practical
ly under control. No lives were lost, but
one main building was destroyed. The
fire started from electric wires In the
northeast corner of the main hall Water
pressure Is low and the fire may yet
gain ground.
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oXYPE THY TREATMENT.

SCIENCE OF HEALING BY OXYGEN; /;
local testimonials; Investigate: inexpen-
sive; guaranteed 40s Mcintyre bldg h2Il
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Heavy Earth Shock.

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao, July IA
heavy earth shock was felt here n 2:ii
o'clock this morning No damage Is re-
ported,
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CARD OF THANKS.

MRS. ABBOTT AND TUE OTHER
members OF the family wish 10 thank
those who so kindly assisted during the
Illness and death of their mother. Mrs.
George Shields. and TO express their
qualification for the large attendance at
The funeral.
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What the Papers SayAbout
the Big Spanish Festival
at Saltair All This Week
The Telegram:


every time in preference to the real thing.
All the features that rob bull fight of it's
pleasure for an American eliminated and
in their place many clever feats. At
ordinary bull fight one would not see man
meet the animals furious rush by stepping
between it's horns and leaping over it.
The eHerald-RepubHcan:
The spectacle caused the crowd to spring
to it's feet in breathless fear and then burst
into an uproar of applause.-The exhibition
was filled with thrilling features enough to
suit the taste of any who does not crave
the bloody and brutal real bull fghts.-The
next thrilling feature called the Statue
of Dob Tancredo in which Senor Melo,
dressed in white, stood in the center of the
ring pedestal. bull turned in
from the pen. The animal made rush
straight for the man, stopped his horns
almost touched the mans body, then
wheeled and down the arena-The
stunts pulled off were far more thrilling than
any circus stunts ever pulled off,
The Tribune:
The herd of wild bulls imported for the
fights showed surprising amount of feroc-
ity.-The bull fighters gave an excellent
hibtion of grace, skill and agility, and the
performances were full of thrills and narrow
escapes for all of the troupe.-It was touch
of the Old World when with flourish of
trumpets, the troop of toreadors marched
down the arena and saluted the crowd It
mdieval Spain transplanted into the
heart of America and the twentieth century.
The Deseret News:
With the saltar Hippodrome fashioned
into an arena, and under the brilliant lights,
with the crowds almost filling the oval
circling Seats the spectacle took on an air of
the romantic when with bugle call the two
picadors leading the matadors and toreadors
began the parade of the arena. All were
dressed in the garb Of the Spanish and Mex
ican.-The crowd was entertained by show
of agility and skill on the part of the torea-
dors in leaping and vaulting over the charg-
ing buls-The crowd broke in it's cheers
which next broke into tumult of applause
as the daring fellow kneeled in front of the
bull and then scornfuLy arose, turned his
back and walked away.
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IF YOU HAVE SUPERTLUoUS HAIR.
birthmarks. moles or warts or any
facial blenishcs have them removed by
the electric needle. Free demonstration
every day from 10 10 II n. m. All work
guaranteed Fifteen years experience.
No soaring. By Madame Monetts New
Windsor hotel hlSI6
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Loss 100000.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, July 2i.-Fire
which started from an explosion in the
hardware and furniture store OF Fritz
main business blocks OF the town Of
Sedro Wooley. thirty-flve miles south OF
here causing n loss estimated at 5000. 900.
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HOTELS

HOTEL. FREMONT, ~ POSTOFFlCE
place. Strictly modern; steam heated;
family trade solicited A. c, Morrison
o-onrio,or tlS3S
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PERSONALS

-~~O-Oo-o-o-~N--00eo--oc>-
LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
ChIchesters Pills, the Diamond Brand.
For 26 years known Best. Safest Al
ways Reliable Buy OF your Druggist
Take no other. Chichesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
where
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VETERINARY SCHOOL.

6 F. VETERINARY COLLEGE. SEES
sion begins Sept. 10. CataloG free. DR..
c. Keane. 1915 Market ct, San Fran
cisco el754
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Phlippini S band, Wandamerc, after.
noon and evening
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FOUR DEAD, SIX INJURED
AND SEVEN ARE MISSING

MUSKOGEE, Okla, July 24.-As the
result of four caveins this afternoon
on the line of municipal trunk sewer,
four are dead, six are injured and seven
are missing. Two hundred workmen
witnessed the accidents
Two caveins coming almost simultau
eously buried four men, who lost their
lives. While other workmen were at
tempting rescue two other caveins
caught thirteen men.
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DIED

DT-NLAP-In this city July a. 1911.
Fred Melvin Dunlap. aged SIS wears
months and 90 days. az the family resi-
dence. 227 West Second South street.
Remains Mt Eber W. Halls. l6i South
West Temple street Funeral notice later.
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i ASQU|TH AND
|REFUSE TO LISTEN
l. in British Commons
hen Prime Minister At
tempts to Speak.
|eor.ipucd from Page One.

~,:norv of the bill had been be-
en'na 'usanle at two elections. By
ps referendum devisable couId
u;on m of the electorate have been
rsrciully ascertalned.
cana,nment had accepted the I'M
so.aoSments In the house OF com
x AM nnynose OF the lords amend
ne 70 Sc, the machinery aside.
rnent had proposed specifically
Qsrts what were finance Bills; the
.cI.ue 10 create a committee
n-snler described as q Junta,
tns uhat were finance bills and
tItn matters Of great gravity,
ns,,st might mcan-which should
~ &c the country by referendum.
pelo, pno, a great budget OF the last
.a,s Nss ne which could not possibly
4 ,hrovn out by such a 1unta;
~" ,om have q Gnionist majority
.tn Sonses." continued tho prime
"a ..,he whole thing becomes
- Measures OF the most far
ay,ect may be passed In de-
IN nublIc opinion and over the
~ ~ Electorate. You live under
Nod and undlluted single cham
s,nmcnr; but with the Liberal
ren, IN poweT. you would nave n
~ commons fettered beyond al
-Sc,essors. In control OF FINANCE.
III csses where an irresponsible
rsnrescntative body. independ-
houses. should so determine
assdIock viii be settled only by
dunn" szos NJ As
'.taken as whole. amount TO re-
u ono,,ng constitutional writers
u history Of the passage OF the
A hills by William ". he gave
+,m,so 10 create enough peers TO
fho passage of the present bill
Iur Given Hearing.
Balfour. leader Of the opposition.
.|v 10 the speech the premier was
10 make. received a quiet near
He was somewhat apologetic. lie
M 10 denounce the policy OF the
tnent. when he was interrupted
'bome secretary, Winston Churchlll.
.ifour turned hotly upon the home
"a and said he remembered him
4 ringIeader Of q gang OF disturb
Ia when az unconstitutional ques-
ia at stake. kept a minister stand
r hour without allowing a word to
nd A..
Balfour reminded the house that
.r]Iamcntarv bill had not been re-
I by the house Of lords.
\ prime minister seems assured
ne constitution provides for the
on OF peers as the ordinary ma
a for dealing with deadlock be-
1.-The two houses" he continued.
admit that revolutions may be
ery. bul the prime minister is de-
ne the prerogatlye Of the crown and
OF the house OF lords
a stroka--nol 10 avert war or TO
measures which The masses Of the
are passIoustely desirous of-out
q object only to prevent the peo-
this country from expressing any
ferdIcl on a question which they
vice before expressed In their YER
D home rnlc.
IA light heart the prime minister
he crown under compulsion, on an
d 90 trumpery and contemplate that
|uld not Justify the creation OF a
peer"
Balfour accused Premier Asquith
|FKing the crown down in the dust
|upIng the confidence OF the SOW
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MISS HELD, MASSAGE AND BATHS.
New attendants from east. Suits Els,
Luxor hotel 81 Main street Courteous
attention. h-Ve'
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CERTAINLY MASSAGE RELIEVES
rheumatic or kindred disorders, Alfred
Sandow masseur. Semloh hotel h2c19
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FRECKLEs AND SURPLUS Hair RE-
moved without injury. Address Box
l07, SR!t Lake. nos
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HOUSE CLEANING

MOVED TO NEW ADDRESS, l39 EAST
1st South. National House Garrett
Cleaning Co. hl4tS
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MASSAGE

--~-~~-O---------~>----~----
FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT,
bIemIshes removed Hair goods. Mrs.
Holland SOC E 3rd South Bell Main 1876.
f2ssl
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AICIMINING. PAPERHANGING AND
paper cleaned. car pets taken away md
brought back Ike new; rugs 9xl2 75c;
carpets &c per ward: general house.
cleaning and painting reasonable Biliken
Housccleanlng Co. Bell 565lY. es0ls
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MONUMENTS, TOMRSTONBS
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT from. R
Mckenzie. Display yards t"2 So state
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SPANISH STUDIO

BEFORE LONG SPANISH WILL BE
useful to you Call W South Main.
room g eiobs
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COWAN CO..
] 90 South w. Temple. Beu phone t11f.
xl25o
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FUNERAL, DIRECTORS

EBFR W. RAlL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. ,64 s. West Temple, Phones
1919 dS
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LUNCH STAND


LUNCH STAND OPEN AT L1BERT
park. MI l5inds ~ sandwiches eSis
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TIE LEADING FLORIST. w W. KING.
2l% z. end So Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. s. so. MAIN
st Phones 106. Cut flowers and fu-
rorei designs. Missy
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MAY FIGHT FOR
CONTROL OF NJ. P.
Standard Oil and Kuhn-Loeb In.
terests Hope to Dust Goulds,
Says Report.
MAKE FORMAL DEMAND
TO SEE STOCK BOOKS
Southern Pacific Authorizes
S50,0O0,000 Bond Issue
Payable in France.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Directors
of the Southern Pacific Railroad
company today authorized $780,
100000 issue of collateral trust in 4
per cent bonds, payable In France.

Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1f.-All sorts OF
vumors were again circulated in the
financial district today concerning the
Missouri Pacific Railroad company. not
the least interesting OF which was one
that a contest for control of the road
may be waged at the annual meeting OF
shareholders. TO be held March II.
Some color was lent 10 this rumor by
the fact. which became known, that rep
resentatives of the Missouri Pacific man
apement were In Wall street soliciting
proxies in person to be used at the an
nual meeting,
1t was admitted in we'll informed quar-
ters that this did not furnish conclusive
evidence. but the action was regarded
as extraordinary,
Ordinarily, the mere formal call for
proxies sufhces and representatives OF
the management OF any corporation sell
dom find II necessary to make a personal
appeal for stockholders proxies for any
annual meeting. This. 1t may he said.
is never when the management is abso-
lulely sure OF commanding, for voting
purposes. a. majority Of the outstanding
stock
There was n persistent rumor that
Kuhn Loeb & Co. were about to issue a
call for proxies In opposition TO the man
agelTcut but this could not he confirmed.
Those In a position to speak with au-
thority on the matter simply declined
to discuss the question.
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SMOOT AROUSES
WRATH Of HEPBURN
Idahoan Objects to Assumption of
Leadership on Part of Utah
Senator.
LATTER ENTERS DENIAL
Is Charged With Trying to Dis
credit Effort to Obtain Bills =
Proper Consideration.
LATTER ENTERS DENIAL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Senator Hey
burn of Idaho objects to any assump
tior of leadership by his Utah neighbor,
Senator Smoot, and so told the senate
and the senator toward the close OF to-
days session.
AS member of the committee on
finance. Senator Smoot sought action by
the senate on the house bill authorizing
the use OF checks in paying customs du-
ties and internal revenue taxes.
Mr.. Hepburn objected, saying he want
cd to consult some papers before pro-
ceedinG TO the vote on the bill While
he spoke the Utah senator stood near
him. He personally was urging Mr.. Hey
burn TO desist.
The Idaho senator was displeased. APP
parently. more by Mr.. Shoots manner
than by his language. Calling attention
TO tho fact that MIR SnoQt was smiling
he said that evidently the senator sough,
to discredit his effort 10 obtain proper
consideration of the measure.
Senator Smoot insisted that such was
not his intention. but for the time the
Idaho senator refused to be placated.
of" he said. ''therc is going 10 ba
another era Of dictatorship and leaders
ship on the part of men connected With
tho finance committee. | want to know
1t. Let them drop that air; they will
accomplish more"
The bill went over,
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APPOINTS WAR COUNCIL
TO LOOK INTO EXPLOSION

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Feb. IA
council of war has been appointed To in
vestIgate the explosion which occurred
yesterday in the ammunition barracks
within the grounds of the presidential pail
ace.
Il is believed tho investigation will he
of a sweeping nature. for the opinion Is
there IS widespread plot against the ad-
ministration. Nicaragua is now under
martial law, but congress VIII continue
its sessions.
When IL was found that vast guam
tiiv of arms and ammunition would be
destroyed by the tirc which followed the
first explosion. President Estrada sen, q
cable 10 New York ordering n0ou rlnlcs.
Ten MsSjms and 2000. 400 cartridges. This
was an indication OF how he viewed the
situa Ion.
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bill TO the committee of the whole house
with instructions TO report certain
amendments,
When the time came to do this half
a dozen members were clamoring for
recognition.
Proposes Free List
Mr.. DaIzeII was recognized by Speaker
Cannon He proposed that meat and
meat products Gur Gidm prepa{ee ee pt
on the free list. The Democrats were
not shaken by this and the motion was
lost. i'll To 19i.
previously by a vote OF I9S 10 l0I:
Some of the old guard RepuDlicah
leaders, like Dalzell of Pcnnsylyania and
Fordney OF Michigan. yelled but thinly
their predictions that the Republican
marty would be defeated by reason OF
what they characterized a departure from
the principle OF protection ana inc cs-
pousal or free trade.
Speaker Cannon took no part In the
debate either yesterday or today; mere
was applause when. on the hrst record
vote that was ordered. the speaker called
Represents tive Ollie James OF Kentucky.
ore Of the leaders OF the Democratic side
To the chair.
Mr.. James sat there all through the
rollcaU and announced the vote. This
is said to be the only time a Democrat
has been called TO preside over the
house since the Republicans gained con-
troll
President Taft tonight gave, dinner
| TO Speaker Cannon The meal was de-
Is we'd on hour while the house was vot :
! ing on reciprocity. IL Is said the presi-
dent sent word he would change the DIM
ncr into a breakfast II il was necessary
| in order TO pass the Dill
For the Bill.
The final vote by which the bill was
| passed, was:
For the Dill-Repubicans: Alexander,
New York; Anthony, Austin. Barohfel6
Barnard. Barlholdt. Bingham. Boutell.
Cary, Cassidy Cocks. Cooper Pennsyl-
vana: Cooper. Wisconsin: CrumpaGker
Denby, Douglas, Draper. pury tish
| F'oss Garner, Pennsylvania; Gillette
| Graf. Greene. Grlst. Heald. Henry. Con
ueciicut, Higgins, tiill. Hlnshaw, Hol-
| lingsworth. Rowland, Hubbard; Iowa
| kinkaid OF Nebraska. Erowland, Grun'
renee. Longworth. Mccall; McCreary
! McCredie. Mckinlay OF Calitornia NC
| Kinlcy OF Illinois, Mckinney. Madden
Madison Mann, Massey. Miller OF Kan
| sas. Miller Of Minnesota. Moon of Penn
SyIvania, Moorehead. Needham Nice
Olmstcd, Parker. Parsons. PoindeXteI
Roberts. Rodenberg slcmP; st2h9Td Z, 9,,
son, Vreeand, Weeks, Wiley, Wilson o.
Illinois, Young OF Michigan and Young
of New York, Total, IS;
| Dcmocrats-A dair, Adamson. Aiken
| Alexander OF Missouri. Anderson. Ans
berry. AshbrooIs. Barnhart. Bartlett o
Georgia Bartlett OF Nevada, Beal %
Texas Bell Of Georgia: Boehne, Boomer
Burnett. Byrd. Byrns, Gambler, Cantrill
Carlu Carter Clark Of Florida. Clarf
Continued on Page Nine.
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SECRETARY MACVEAGH
ANSWERS INDIAN SUIT

MacNeagh. secretary of the treasury. to-
day answered the suit OF Levi Grtts and
other Cherokee Indians recently fled In
the supreme court OF the District of CO.
Iumbia to prevent the allotment of lands
and money OF the Cherokees among chill
dren OF the tribe born since September.
1907 The Indians claim they VIII be
divested OF part of their lands il salot
mcnt is made on the basis of the present
tribal number rather than of the number
of Indians In September 1902.
Richard y, Eallingcr. secretary of the
interior. sued Jointly with Secretary Mac
Vcegh, is expected to file his answer to-
morrow.
MacFeagh also moved to sci aside the
preliminary injunction granted by JUS
tico Stafford.