davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1911-08-15
TO REBUILD ELEVATOR.

New Rockford, N. D., Aug. 15.-At
meeting Of the board of directors
Of the Farmers levator company, it
was decided to commence the erec-
tion of new elevator to take the
place of the one that recently burned
just as soon as 1t was possible to get
the material and building force on
the ground.
he new house will be built on the
old site, will be of 10000 bushel
capacity and will be equipped with
all the modern conveniences for the
cleaning and handling of grain.
The company expects to have the
house ready to take. in grain about
September 15.
The evening times., 1911-08-15
Many q Suffering Woman.

Drags herself painfully through her
daily tasks, suffering from backache,
headache, nervousness, loss of appe-
tite and poor sleep, not knowing her
ills are due to kidney and bladder
troubles. Foley Kidney Pills give
quick relief from pain and misery and
a prompt. return to health and
strength. No woman who 80 suffers
can afford to overlook Foley Kidney
Pills. McGrath's Pharmacy.
The evening times., 1911-08-15
RAILROADS
SANE FIGURE AS
LAST YEAR
Such Decision Made by State
Board-Mott Line Valua-
tion Was Fixed.

This week will probably close the
work of the board of equalization. 1t
is the intention to give the bankers
a hearing if they express a desire to
be heard and they generally do want
to say something. The telephone cor
porations, along with all others, are
required to file with the auditor of
state statement of their holdings,
the amount of business transacted
and all necessary data in fixing an
appraisement of their property. This
many of the telephone companies have
failed to do and they are being prod
ded by the state officer for their de-
linquency.
The board appraised the Mott
branch of the Northern Pacific rail-
road at s3,9aS per mile. The other
roads and branches will be fixed the
same as in 1910.
The appraisement of railroads last
Fall
The evening times., 1911-08-15
GRAFTON

Grafton, N. D., Aug. 15-Miss Edith
Balm and Robert Stevenson both of
Ardoch were married here on Mon
day morning at the Methodist church
parsonage by Rev. c. E. Stinson.
Miss Rose Mulloy of Lidgerwood ar
rived Monday morning to visit with
her brother, w. ]. Mulloy.
Peter Aafedt of Fordville autoed
over here on Saturday to transact
business.
Mrs. ]. H. Driscoll and baby
daughter returned Monday morning
to Crookston after a short visit with
relatives here.
Steven Niszewski of Minneapolis
and his brother Hallery, of Mimic
were in the city on Monday transact
ing business in the probate Office.
o. NJ. Fraser returned Monday
night from short visit at Mime
apolis and Willmar.
Mrs. Krabble was a passenger to
Drayton on Monday evening for q
short visit.
Rosemary Mulloy returned Satur-
day from visit with friends at Hen
sci and Langdon.
+ Rev. Father Lee of Oakwood
preached his farewell sermon on Sun
day evening. He leaves today for
Winnipeg where he will have charge
of the Transcona parish.
Myron Omlie went to Hamilton Sat-
urday where he will spend the next
few weeks.
Judge Shepherd returned Monday
to Warren, Minn., having spent Sun
day at home here.
Supt. Erickson was a business vis-
itor at Edinburg the first of the week.
Charles Dunniston of Ardoch was in
the city on Monday transacting busi-
ness.
Attorney ]. D. Phelps of Minto
transacted business here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Duffy and family
were here Sunday from st. Thomas
and visited at the Desautel home.
Father Turcotte returned Saturday
from Bottineau where he spent the
past week.
Mrs. ]. P. Birder and Vivian and
Miss Alice O'Rielly of Park River
were Sunday visitors at the Driscoll
home.
Mrs. Joel Myers and little baby
and her sister, Miss Hadlow. were
over from Park River Sunday visit
ing at the home of J. NJ. Myers.
Dicky Thexton autoed down from
st. Thomas Sunday evening.
DR.. F. w. Deason was here Sunday
from st. Thomas visiting his parents
N. H. Rinde went to Dundee on
Monday to attend to his farming in
terests.
Wilbrod LaMarre left Monday morn
ing for Winnipeg where he will con-
suit specialist.
The Park River high school ball
team were here again Monday even
ing and played the local team.
Sheriff and Mrs. Arnot autosd to
Park River Monday afternoon and
visited with relatives.
Those taking the examinations al
Thorun Bergman, Runa Eyolsson
Julia johnson. Myrtle Welden.
Sylvia Johnson, Ella Morrison and
| Florence Barton who took the exam.
ination at Grafton applied for a first
grade certificate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Sprague vel.
coined q little baby girl to their home
last Saturday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Ball oi
Crookston returned home on Monda,
morning having spent several days
here at the H. A. Ball home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Doherty autoed
to Drayton last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. H. Driscoll and baby ant
Miss Mary Driscoll spent Saturday a,
Park River al the guests of Mrs. ]
P. Birder.
At the teachers examinations
which were held here last week. thu
following is the list Of those tina,
wrote at Grafton: Hattie Kingsbury
Norah Rye, Hulda Carlson, Edith
| pap ~nuon 0l3vo HoN northo N.>-~l
The evening times., 1911-08-15
RECEIVER NAMED
Ranch Case Reached That Stage
Hettfngef Man ADpOiuted.

Forgo, N. D., Aug. 15.-An applica-
tion was made In United States court
yesterday afternoon for the appoint
The evening times., 1911-08-15

their interests are bound up with the
success of the parliamentary govern
ment which ousted the ex-shah and
engaged the American treasurer gen.
oral
The evening times., 1911-08-15

engines were fixed at an average Of
$240.
The total appraisement on goods
and merchandise last year was over
seventeen millions. 1t will not be
quite SO much this year.
The evening times., 1911-08-15
Zoe Gingha1ns 13c

Dozens of dainty patterns to choose
from. Large plaids, check, stripes, ETC.,
fast colors; 32 inches wide; values that
cannot be duplicated for less than 20c
Our price tomorrow only, per yard 13c.
The evening times., 1911-08-15
75c Poplin Silk 48c

just six pieces left in the lot; light
green, light blue, grey, red and pink; "a
inches wide; dainty for street or party,
wear. Regular 75c per yard. Tomorrow,
per yard, 48c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
BN Ifs

James Mooney. Who struck Sell
Downing Iu tho eve ON Twelfth sire.
on Monday evening. Was arranged n
yesterday mornings police court.
James insisted shat o. was an accident.
but Iudee Robinson held different. and
assessed "a fine or 500 and costs. which
De arranged fo pay 1871 Spiy,ns drew
q fine az 81 and costs for being drunk
Owing 20 the strike OF the rail-
uay employees. the new paving ma
ch.ucry ordered by the board of Con
troll may Dee delayed o. is the iuteu-
ton fo pave Fifteenth street with az
pha't first. and then Main street from
TVeiith to the creek bot on account
~ the strike This may postpone S. for
some time
during tho past several days War
den Freeze has had O. force of men 1T
work iu rsmodeuug the interior Of the
federal court room Everything viii
he n excellent condition FOR he open
jag OF tfc court next week
Fcv changes have occurred dur.
rE fhe pass Usek .n fhe produce
market Tomafoea and corn are about
f.e Only vegetable that have changed
fr price Tomatoes took an ascent .
from 3D. f1 FL" cents o. reDs uhio corn
advanced g cents % dozen.
Many Wheeling ar. viii attend
the opor.Hc same ~ -he aor'f cham
p.0rsh.p series s' Nre York satlr
tay Amor- Those err 1910 leave fo.
r.. @-0u. ice r.Hr Er.......... ff.........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Miss Carrie Frazier. hrs G. r.
Merael Mrs r l. Stone. Mrs Bates
McClain. Mrs VI Burt. Mrs John q
Reed. Mrs j.. keefrr
WarWoOd Mrs " - FRAGILE. Mrs
Edgar Day
Presbyterian Juniors Ethel a.
Williams
~ LIKES = r Mrs 70 j MendeI
Hiss carrie Copp. Mrs George Bgby
Mrs Jacob Birmingham. Mrs. " A
NuSon
Whatso- Ever. Centre school Mrs
VIM Morse. Miss Emile Lohse. Miss
Emma Martin
Third Presbyteran- Miss Louise
Wheeler
81 Matthews p. p Mrs Allan
Brock Miss Nardy
State Officers Mr. Robert j Reed
Wheeling central council member
Mrs ~ N Williamson. Charleston.
state secretary Miss Eleanor Iiugus
Elm Grove recording secretary Mrs
William Hay McLa.n. Wheeling.
treasurer
Executive Committee Nrs y IS
knight. Charleston Wss Luther era
ham. Hinton Mrs cyrus % oldham.
Wheeling Mrs IS j. Eed.reer
Frankford Mics Anna , johnson.
wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
SWIMMING MEET
IS POSTPONED
DATE TO &c ANNOUNCED
LATER
Preparations Berg Made FOR re FsI
Rally % Be Hsid Nest Friday

IT,. winning meet at.cn gsz fo
have taken place ar fHe s. So C.A
fr.s evening has been postponed
The event uIU ue held In faa near
future Announcement OF fae date
uiil Dol made later
Preparations have bsen msGe f0r
fHe fau rsry. which uII Do held a.
fae association building Friday "a. e
81 m Trof % % Work. ~ zoe High
school uUf make short address
orrresfra music. r-rfsrors and
vocal se.errors uII be features OF
fhe eteuIrr
The edIcaforsI classes uII open
Monday night Tho school r. esfab
Isre1 zoo ne men ard hofs of re
cfs and fhr surrounding r1uns who
desire f1 continue heir regular eu.
ployuerf and zee their spare Time
FOR selfimpr0t srleuf About sixty
thousand young mon acre enrolled
ln fte rIghfrissses r fhe Young
Mem Christian association 70 This
country lasr year
The .rsfrlrt0rs arc practical men
The tuition Fee Dol I0v so eram.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

on tho Aerial truck The brake is q
the same type ar used on auto~otAlcs.
and Will expedite the handling az the
biz truck on going down the hills OF
the CRY.
The delivery wagon owned by The
Beardsley company was badly dam
aged yesterday afternoon. when a
wheel collapsed while turning the
corner AZ Twenty nrst and Market
streets
The expert from Philadelphia. who
is making test OF tho new machinery
at The city gas plant. began his work
Yesterday. and Do is expected that the
new product Will be- turned into the
mains bur The last az The week a. the
farthest
Tho lower retaining wall 81 the
Top Mil road VIII probably boz com
pieted by Thursday While vester-
day rain retar'cd the work somcs hat.
the excavations for the upper retain
INK vail is progressing fairly we'll
Government Auditor Hawkins.
Who has been auditing the books q
the city for the a. : census. has com
pl"ted his work. and will leave today
for Washington. He states that The
books are 90 good condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
STRENGTH COMES
Not From WHAT You Eat. but Fran
what You Digest.
a Tablet osests a Mesl-TriaI PACE.
age Free

Mosf people eat most foods with
our determination 1t matters little
Whdi rev stop 20 think what fha,
food does Tor them. This is the frat
TURN on the road to dyspepsia Reck.
Jess disregard ~ the proper choice of
foods. rapid eating and improper mas
icauon. are thc unquesuonad causes
or aI stomach disorders from Oh.
slEnt ache fD The malignant cancer
There is nothing more revDIfIrr
man dfspeptic stomach very ,a.
ior pufr faction. sending forth .t.
poison 'nrouEhOUf fla entire srefa-r
depressing The brain hef0gInF OBJ.
breath. soIr.nr fhe taste. dradorfrr
mo- muscles. incapfc.tsfInr tho liver
and kidneys fUr frr.r work dabIt..
inr 'ho heart. choking Tue mrrs ana
cIoee.nE tho bowels
AT OBJ those d.saErcrah.n and dan.
Errnls conditions are due Co ... ..,
proper digestion % food and ffe con.
reQ Ionf assimilation of poison gyf.t
else can Boz expected If tho fors ra.
'n 'he stomach 10 -lc system d. con
stplted. fermentation Is tIa natural
outcome ~ shows itself .r s-.-
"ai'rf r.sIres be.ct.nes. heartburn
and painful breathing
There .s 0r.y one way f1 re-re,a
'n.rf ord .0n NJ fho stomach -etI..s
'1 digest toIr food r.t sometime .a.,
F Thar 7il -'.a-fs ufsrers.a T.h
lots arc nothing tuf ses.te. Tr..
Hra rHf a med. r.rr The. ur-F srrr
.. stomach uHI not
zach tablet contains .rr rras.-
H.HaF. golden H.H. and ....- r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Davis, Burkham
& Tyler
1920 Market St
I1@O MARKET st.

'' s he''ssary 10 secure admis.
zion 20 Tho classes Tho ooyr.e III
.as' 90 fhe following branches Ne.
cha1.eal drawing. window and .sov
.afl 'r'InT. penmsnship and boos
49,. ln'fr VII boz special
''.fs" reading spelling. arifrr.flo
eng writing niu b. taught
iN' trtf number Dol TIRE fecfurs
a.i 'linr. a.nmerf course Will AK
pace FRIDAY evening. Soven5be- z
ihe Ada Qusrfeffe" ufU b. A.
ai'rartion. The quarfetfe .s com
pose1 ~ Miss Edna White. no only
goo Nmpefer o. her ser in tie
nor.f Niss Norma gaufr- ,f,.fI--
N.-s Cora ssu'er. 'cers,. wis.
tlfn Wolfe. p.aniste II viii h.
a'oompanled hy Sir r. Pol PIancon.
noted baritone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

MISS Nlrrl'r.fr Nan.un delight
iH'i> entertained tLe Rose Bud sew
inf crcl. 100 hrr home 100 NeMecueu
Iu'sd1, evening 300 honor of Miss
Margaret Carney. whose marriage fo
Mr John Nuhearue. of Carkshurr
'HN's place Wednesday. October g.
Ih" hors" Ut- beautifully decorate .
Win autumn leaves. tho color scheu .
being PINK and white Miss Garvev
Was presented with many piece, az
BEAUTIFUL linen The follow .nc yours
people were present Misses Mar.
Ear"f GlrteR. N1rt Nerr4u. Mar1
pNalI'v. Marie kIseu. Mar, Burk.
Mary FIfr.ck. Grace Anderson. Rh.a
N'niou. Marie 300. Helen LANDER.
Ton GaiEc and Mary Nan.ou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Mrs % . Work. uho has been con
hned 90 tne hospital ,or several ~eeks.
90 The road 20 recovery
Sir alf Nrs Herman ArbeuE. Of
Pheasant NsIey are The proud parents
~ haty boy
'harie. p Weller. head % the As
sociats.! Charities a. PITTS burg. arrives
in no c.fy last evening. and Wi'l Be-
entertained a. The hone - James
Duhn. secretary ~ DO. local charities.
dur.nE DIS -tay la he cry
General Secretary A r Arnold. o.,
The sunday school association. ViiI
leave this morning foT Beckl-y -o at
tend county SUNDAY schoo. c1nven-
ton Later % The week he viii 70 20
Charleston
MIss Martha y Graham. % enc state
sunday School association. Viii leave
Friday Tor CAariestog. Vhere -he vii
spend Friday and vlll fhen 20 90
Union. 'n Monroe county. 20 attend
the county Sunday school convention.
which all b. 30 session saturday and
Sunday
Harry Williams % Marietta. is IN
the city FOR few days. the guest ~
friends He all return 70 him home
la'" IN ne week
'eorre tohaEan. - Washington,
Pa returned 20 his home last even
INK after spending the dav In this
city on business
Miss Mary Hoidren % Holdren's
Landing ohio. arrived last evening. 20
be- the guest ~ N.r-h Wheeling
friends f1r a couple ~ weeks
Referee IN p.pkrup+cv william,
Cummins arrived homo las. evening
fro,, p.-t.-.,.,r.. -, .
Nond,v ,,5 T,,...,,. 80, -, =,
rcss
~, ~. nh ,.- -.....,
- -. ~ ,...-....
a.. 49,.
''''S Guy u"
'''''e
M'' - 10 Nr"n-. "i N'''er'l.l'.
"It y We .N woo CITY '" morrow .C-d
VII 20 q" ~" southern part ~ The
state q" attend county sunday school
conventions Mrs hraus was former
ly intermediate sunday school super
in'endent fr the Onto sunday school
association
District Superintendent of tho Anti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
CLEARS The HEAD
BREAKS UP A COLD
STOPS CATARRH Etc.
Tns S-pie. Ce~-erSerse Treat
rert Ccsfs at TIVE ara
C.es 1sics Reslita

Everybotv snoes that colds iead 20
cafarrh Catarrhal Deafness ratarrss.
ii~zdache. Nasal ctfarrn. Hay Fever
and -.n1--t diseases
When me system becomes aled
Eifh -ae catarrhal poison sou hage
a desperate cemon % ceai With
The bet cme ;o cure Ca-arrh Is
before 60 becomes chronic and fhe
quickest vay to ge' results - t1 ap-
piy the treatment direct Co 70. sat
% 'he trouble
The nosir.,s ard the air passages
are thr breeding places tor the
Catarrhal Germ. azl these germs
t1riNe acd increase Vaen tha parts
are SORE. swollen and infsmed by
colds
Nos'rioa. The simple. harmless.
common sense rc-~dy. quickly c,-eus
the head pur.f-s and hesls the
mucous Innings OF IA. air passaE-s
and this simple treatment is much
more pleasant AID satisfactory than
stomach dosing 'o cure a cold
The Nostr.o'a Treatment always
sf,Tfds qu.cA. pleasant relief. and
many people ln this vicinity no Lay.
learned the value o. Nostrlola are
using nothing else for colds. Group
cs'srrh etc
You Ref larse tube % Nos'riola
90 trugsl-ts FOR O.. cents Hus A tube
TO-DAY. and touu ash you had tried
\ostrlols sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Monday evening 80 the home 81 fie
nrid" - parents on .Nobi- street. Bel
iairr. fl" marriage ot Nr. Albert
Jacob Winlaud and Miss Mary Ain,
Williams was solrmuiz.d by Rev +
y Schoics pastor OF the Christian
church wedding supper was
served following the ceremony AFTER
a Two weeks trip Mr. and Mrs WIN.
land will return and reside ia Bel
laIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
SOCIETY
Entertained FrIends.

Miss olive Davis entertained "a
number 81 her friends Monday even
INK AZ her home 90 80. llak.r street.
various amuscmrnts Wer. INDUCED
In during the evening and dainty r..
trsshments were served The follow.
ing young people were present.
Misses Marie Tllder. Gertrude
Tooney. Mary Price. Jessie Harfell
Alma kasserman. Lena Quiser. Anna
kasserman, Ohvc Davis. Pauline
Chehl. Hazel Davis and GLADYS Davis.
Messrs William BaricIl Harr, Hen
rod, Henry bowers. Andrew carter.
Carl DeCamp Earl futile. Carl sun.
merield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Rev. Father % &c. Noyc performed
the marriage Ceremony uurur Miss
Mary Euila lHack. ~ Burfon. ID and
Mr.. George Frosr. OF Dayton. 100 mar
riage Tuesday morning nf O'Clock.
AZ tho 81 Ioscph.s cathedral
The bride is well known here and
was attended hy Miss Frances FROST
sister ~ the groom while Mr. frost
had az HE best man Mr. George Genr.
ing They left after the ceremony
FOR short uedd.ug trp aud vII
make their home no Dayton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Foreign Vets Meet

David Hammond Command. Of tho
Foreign War Service Veterans. held
an ENJOYABLE smoker In their quar-
tiers In tho ] q o p hall Ias' ever.
INK some Interesting talks we're made
hy a number Of tho members. and
anairs ~ a similar nature VIII be- held
30 the future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Mrs August Raschr will serve ,of
fee and tea 40 the parsonage of OBJ,
St Paul's church ON "Wednesday 40
ternoon and evening. October o.
The proceeds viii he used FOR frs
benefit Of tho church. Luncheon will
De served from 3u fo % % m All
members and friends of the church
are invited 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Tuesday cveuine at tho parsonage
Of the First Presbyterian church. Hrf
iaire. was performed tho marrIasl
ceremony ~ Miss U.sr Dreamer oi
Key. and Mr. John Trmb.c. OF C.,de
CO.. suburb OF Clic1co &C., a. a.
Hafieff officiating Tho rs-euor,
was performed 90 6 O'Clock. and im
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Wednesdar Mu,leal cluh-

Tho "Wednesday Mus cal club meets
mis- afternoon af o'clock ln the
English Lutheran church on SIX
i"snth street. instead OF the First
Presbyterian church. its usual meet
ing place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
DRINKS cARBoLic ACID.
Taylor County Man Ends Ms LIE
Without Apparent Cause.

Spn.Lai ulspnf-. fa tic IrfsIurr--e-
GRAFTON. ". Va. oct 10 Isaac
U. Neei aged 40 married and the
father ~ three children. committed
suicide a. his father iu-laVs home on
Glady Cr"ek. Deceased had appeared
in rhe best o. spirits and no reason
is assigned for his act. DO dr.u.ins
cIrbolic acid IN a field. short dis.
tanCc from the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

Mrs. Wells. 81 Garden avenue. War
wood. viii entertain with linen
shower for Miss Minnie Strinrer.
whose marriage 10 Mr. q. Dancr Will
iass place IA the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
Chicago MARRIAGE

The local friends or Miss Madge
Madden. a former Wheeling girl. we're
informed yesterday OF her approach.
ing marriage to MIR Cart " Mueller
Of Davenport. Iowa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

medlatoly following Mt and Mrs
Irimb.' left for Chicago. where they
vii reside. The bridegroom was a
former resident OF Key. but has
been located in clyde Tor som. time.
AMER" h~ dIls lucrative position 90
the Westinghouse Electrical com
paIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

The French Roll club vfl give fr-
hrst OF their winter skaunE parties
a. Wheeling park this evening 4
LARGE attendance is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

former senator StarE l. Baker. and
Miss Talbot IL the daughter % Mr.
and sin Kan DoNt~n Talbot Miss
10 Jou-e. % ale c.ty. - be
brifesuaif
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11

That awful .ourrr4- he.rh
pit 81 the stomach th. rrar.h.
fcciina Of iullness U.. .rs.. ar
dcred stomach which Dafr0f
in your stomaChs nuff Nr.
|. Try Case trcts fre. rIr.
'ard REGULATE tho sfouH ~,r.
ant foul EIsce fHtf tH. tf....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-06
'ALDR|CH'S PLAN
IS TURNED down
HIS FORMER COLLEAGUES FEAR
THAT FANGs ARE NOT YET
REMOVED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-For three
long hours today former Senator AL
drich made one last despairing ef-
fort to convince the Monetary Com
mission that, patched up and paint
ed over. his bank plan, backed by
the million dollar fund mentioned by
Wharton Barker. could be. whipped
into shape to meet the needs OF the
land.
Declaring their frank belief that
the plan Is the tool of Wall Street
and that 1t would give power to the
money trust almost impossible to
break, the former senator's col
leagues refused to be convinced. So
suspicious are they that, even with
amendments that apparently shear 1t
Of its fangs. the other members OF
the committee will not countenance
the plan.
Senator Penrose. chairman Of the
Committee on Finance. Is quoted as
declaring himself against anything
that will give a small band of finan-
ciers control Of the fiscal affairs of
the United States or enable them to
dominate the banks OF the country.
He believes the Aldrich plan will do
Just that, and is prepared to fight II
to the bitter end.