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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-15
Gompers' Public Utterances.

In public address In New York April.
1903. 1t was charged, Mr.. 0opnpers said
'+Of course. In the case Of the Buck
Stove and Range Company II I tell you
that the Bucks Stove and Range Com
pany was still unfair when get back to
Washington tomorrow or some place
where they say people play checkers with
their noses-wefl. an say. am not
prepared to tell you that these things
are unfair. But there 10 no law. no court
decision that compels you to buy them
nor does any law compel you to buy any
thing without the union label"
From another address by Mr.. Gompers
in Chicago In May. 1903, was taken Ian
guage alleged to have been in violation
of the Injunction
In addition to the urgent appeal" In
which Mr.. Mitchell Joined. he was &C.
cused of having acted in contempt by
presiding over the United Mine Workers
convention when 1t adopted a resolution
to fine any member who bought q Buck
stove.
In addition to the urgent appeal
charge against Mr.. Morrison he was also
accused Of having mailed out the maya
zines objected to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-15
Case Remanded for Dismissal.

The criminal sentences imposed In
the civil case therefore. should be set
aside The judgments of the Court Of
Appeals and the Supreme Court OF the
District are reversed and the case re-
manded. with directions that the con-
tempt proceedings instituted by the
Bucks Stove and Range Company be
dismissed, but without prejudice to the
power and right of the Supreme Court
of the District to punish by proper
proceedings contempt. if any, commit
ted against it,"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
WILL ENTERTAIN
AT MASQUERADE

Virginia Camp No. 1855, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, will
entertain at the first of a series of
,ancing parties to be given during
the winter, a masquerade, at the
Finnish Temperance Hall, on Fri
>ay evening next, November 18th.
Mrs. Wiley, the Superior costum-
er, will be in the city for the oc-
casion, having a choice assort-
ment of costames for rental pur-
poses.
The Camp will enjoy a Thanks
giving reunion at their lodge
rooms in the North Pole Hall on
the evening of November 29th,
at which time banquet and social
hour will be enjoyed and assist in
cementing the friendship of men,
berS.
Virginia Camp is one of the
most progressive in the state,
showing an enormous increase in
membership during the past few
years.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
FOD DEFENDANT

In the suit ior $4,000 for the
loss of his arm preferred by Louis
Ecklund against the Duluth, Mis-
sabe & Northern railroad, a jury
in district court in Duluth on Sat-
urday last returned a verdict in
favor Of the defendant company
Eklund declares he was walking
on crossing when he was struck
by an engine, h,s right arm be-.
ing amputated at the shoulder as
a result of injuries sustained. 1t
is probable the case will be ap.
pealed. EkluId has a host Of
friends in Virginia who are sorry
to see him lose his suit, feeling
that his cause is just one.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
PREDICTS 4 BRIGHT
FUTURE FOR VIRGINIA
President McGonagle, Of the Du-
luth, Missabe & Northern,
Gives Promise of Much
Work at This Point.

At a special meeting of the Vir-
ginia city council as committee
of the whole to confer relative to
the crossing of the Gilbert Vir-
ginia road Monday evening Pres
ident McGonagle, of the Duluth,
Missabe & Northern. was in at
tendance, and aside from making
satisfactory agreement as to the
change of the crossing from Ash
to Larch street and the installa-
tion of a properly guarded grade
crossing gave the members of the
council much pleasure by his pre-
dictions Of future greatness for
Virginia and his expression Of sat-
isfaction at the manner in which
city finances and improvements
were being handled by the Vir-
ginia authorities.
Mr.. McGonagle stated that his
road would henceforth do a big
business out Of Virginia, and as a
precaution against possible acci-
dent and as a matter of convent
ence to the road the company
would doubtless install an over
head steel crossing on the Gilbert
road the coming spring.
Words of this nature from one
in position to know of future plans
Of the big corporation ARE well
come to Virginians, especially in
consideration Of the fact that this
district has seemingly been neg
lected to a great extent of recent
years, the steel properties in the
district being for the greater part
owned in fee. His predictions,
however, would indicate a posi-
BILE working of these idle proper
ties in the near future, and they
cannot be wrought too: heavily to
suit Virginian who have waited
for such action while the big in
terest has been confining it's op-
erations to royalty propositions in
other districts.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
WILL Be HAULING FREIGHT !
BEFORE new YEAR
President Mckenzie, Of the Cana
dian Northern, States New Line
to Duluth Will Be in Operation
Before That Time.

Sir William Mckenzie, presi-
dent of the Canadian Northern
system, was in the city on Satur-
day, going from here to Duluth
over the line Of the new Duluth,
Winnipeg & Pacific, which is now.
complete as far as Stewart =
Creek.
Speaking of the new line and
the progress made in it's building.
Mr.. Mckenzie asserted his opin-
ion that the new road would be
hauling freight before the open.
ing of the new year.
Such news sounds good ,t Vir-
gianians, who will be proitcd be-
yond doubt by the new line in
the matter Of freight rates and
passenger Accommodations. More
especially so in the latter respect,
it is anticipated, inasmuch as the
new line will give through service,
making it unnecessary to change
cars at Wolf, where the tail Of
the dog swings IN under the Missa-
be system and wags the animal,
the main line of the Missabe hav-
ing been run to and from iilbbing
since shortly after the initial
county division fight some years
ago.
Sir William and his party, in
cluding Chief Engineer Hazen,
NJ. H. Mcleod general manager,
NJ. B. Murphy, superintendent,
Lewis Luke Of Toronto and Miss
Mckenzie, wen: from Duluth to
Chicago. The trip is one of in
spection Of all the lines under Ca
madam Northern control.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
GRIEF AND CID AGE
CAUSES DEATH

Mrs. August Oestreich, mother
OF Mesdames II. j. and f. F.. ST.
gel, of this city, died at her home
at Duluth on Saturday, her death
being attributed to old age and
mourning over the loss Of her son,
Edward, in April last.
: The deceased had :, been a res
jdent of Dultth @fers upwards Of
forty x;years.Hshe, husband dying
about five years ago. During her
'ife she took ! deep interest in
the affairs of the German Luther
an church and was connected with
several of the congregational So
cicties.
She is survived by five out of a
family of seven children, Fred, of
Cleveland, Ohio, Henry and
George of DuIu:h, and Mysdames
II. J. and +. +. Sigel of tins city.
Funeral ceremonies were conduct
ed on Monday. the bcreaved
daughters and their husbands be-
ing in attendance from this city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
4 PIONEER CITIZEN
j. ...:: PASSES AWAY
John s. Sutherland Dies Suddenly
Monday Evening, Following
His Return From
Rochester.

John s. Sutherland, numbered
among the pioneer Virginians,
whose return from Rochester was
mentioned in our last issue, died
at his Maple street home on Mon
day evening of heart disease, su-
perinduced by his recent opera
ton.
The deceased was 10 years of
age, and has been numbered
among the more prominent and
respected citizens Of Virginia for
nearly eighteen years, conducting
the Central Hotel, which he own
ed, recently leasing the same to j.
T. Moody of Duluth.
He is survived by his widow and
two step-daughters, to whom the
blow of his sudden departure
came with added force because of
his seeming probability Of recov
cry from the operation he recently
endured.
Funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted this afternoon from the
Presbyterian Church, Of which the
deceased has been an active
member for years past, being
largely attended.
In the passing of this familiar
figure many Of the earlier resi-
dents of the city have an abiding
regret, as he was ever known as
an honorable, conscientious citi-
zen, and the sympathy of the en-
tire community is extended the
bereaved ones.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
HIBBING WON BY
scoRE OF 8 TO 6

Hibbing booked winning in
the Virginia Hibbing high school
game on Saturday by a score Of
8 to 6. But it would not be Hib-
bing if all run smoothly, and a
wrangle over the payment Of ex>
penses incurred by the Virginia
boys resulted in the same being
unpaid until Monday, when Super.
intendant Blair, Of the Hibbing
schools, showed up in Virginia
with the proper amount of ma
1uma. -...,. =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL PUT
IN LIGHTING PLANT

School District No. IS, Gilbert,
will put in private lighting plant
for the handsome new school
building in that village. The ac-
ton is result of the proposal of
the mining companies to shut off
the power, and the school board
does not feel justified in taking
any chances in the premises.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
SUES VILLAGE OF GIL
BERT FOR EXTRAS

p The Fl. L. Bartlett Company, of
this city, has entered suit against
the village Of Gilbert in the sum Of
$500, allegedly due for extras III
the installation of a water system
in the village nearly two years
ago.
Judge Montague has been re-
tanned BY. the company, and the
suit will likely come before the
next term of district court.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
CAR TURNED TURTLE.

While returning from Chisholm
with party Of -four Monday even
ing Frank Bodoh's car skidded
through puncturing a tire near
Buhl, the car turning turtle on
the slippery roads and taking off
two wheels. All of the members
Of the party escapd without in
jury,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-10
AN AWFUL. SLAM AT AN
INDUSTRIOUS NAN

The Mesaba Ore suggests that
the boss Of The Virginian prefers
work to play. Huh! Guess again.
Col. Majors in The 'Virginian.
Does he know what work really is2
-Eveleth News,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
NEW SET or SIGNALS is
ADOPTED BY GOVERNMENT.
WEATHER BUREAU ARRANeEs
PLAN TO WARN SMALL CRAFT
IN FLORIDA WATERS WITH
FLAGS DISPLAYED DURING DAY

A new warning signal has been
adopted by the government. weather
bureau and the new set. of signals
wiz be known as the small craft
warming" The new arrangement is
now in effect and Daytona has been
selected as one of the Florida cities
where the new signal shall be dis
played.
The signal consists of red pen
nant and is to be displayed during
the day only. The pennant indf
Gates that, while the winds may not
reach a velocity sufficiently high to
Justify the displaying of regular
storm warning, they will interfere
with the safe operation of small craft
such as fishing boats, towing, motor
boating and yachting.
The small craft warning will be
dislayed at Daytona, st. Augustine
Mayport, Jupiter. West Palm Beach
Cedar Keys, Punta Gorda. Punta
Russa and perhaps at Titusville, Eau
Gallie, Fort Pierce and Fort Myers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
SCHANTz SELLS AN INTEREST
IN LOCAL LIGHT BUSINESS
NfE ENGLAND eokPAiI Is
NON Ass0lIAIE1
BY DEAL NOW CLOSED -.
seHANTx BECOMES sNTEREs1-
Ed in GAS AND WATER pRopo.
sITlons ON PENINSULA


An Interest in the plant aa1 haz.
mess OF the Schanfz EleetrzS. Ice
& Water company has be<a sold
to the Massachusetts, Lishtins c0zn-l
panies, and the--business viii -
conducted under the same name -
before.
Rumors OF the sale Of an fnsex&z
in the electric and ice plant ha<z
reached Daytona this morning $50
the rumors have been couarmS<
is understood that the deal 1z&zzS
the Massachusetts Lighting Co.
panies obtains an Interest," ln TIA s.
cal plant and business and that IL
Schantz becomes interested ia
this company In the gas and 0az6f
franchises asked for In the 4oFzs
Of Seabreeze and Daytona Be&1H
The Schantz plant was eafA1 i
here few weeks over ten IEzz6
ago and the business OF the colnaz4F
has steadily increased since that tire
Mr.. Sehantz has been q poDal1f Hzze
in the city of Daytona because -
his interest IN the future deveIoa
ment Of the city and territory ST.
rounding, and his untirfng effarte is
keep pushing the city forward. Ths
sale OF portion OF his tntefe2ls
here does not lnean that Mr.. Sch1n<
win give up any Of his personal
terest IN the future of the city 81
Daytona and this vicinity, but 4haf
he has made move by which IS
believes the needed improvements g
the way OF water and gas win De e.
cured earlier and with plenty IS
capltal behind the movement. I<.
Schantz will probably be q fre<s.zsn1
visitor u Daytona in the fuin< s.
he has IN the past.
The Massachusetts, I1fxht[ne
paRies is big corporation n s@
ENGLAND. being. the present naxezss
company for Is lighting and hozer
companies serving 3 fot1l 81 e - :.
england cities and towns
The first steps toward 4<e se<Ie -
the electric and ice businezS Is flliz
city We're taken about three sealrs
ago, when Mr.. Schantz, accom- nDanIed
by Alfred Clarke and Arthur
Chlds, two directors of the Masa.-
ehusetts Lighting Companiee. came
70 Daytona to look over the aAcal
plant and investigate Conditions 4,
this city and vicinity. The rnan
spent about two weeks Ia this cisv- aI,,.-
gaming an estimate OF the busfaess
at present and the prospects for the
future. The final transfer was com
pieted after the men had left the
city.
Inc change in the Scha,.fz
business in this city means that ~
owners viii make every efforf
TO obtain a gas franchise In nav.
tona, Daytona Beach and seabreeze
ana that the gas plant win .be -
tanhshed here as soon as the fr.al.ss
enises are granted. Applications far
gas and water franchises have s..
ready been made to the coupeilz of
! Daytona Beach and seabreeze. aaa
I Is understood the company IS nre-
parng an application for a gas fran
chlse IN the city OF Daytona.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
new BRIDGE
OVER SMITH
CREEK NOW
DRAW Is NOW IN PLACE
APPROACHES COMPLETED
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FINISH
JOB AFTER NUMEROUS PETl-
TIoNs TO RUSH WORK HAVE
BEEN RECEIVED.

The repairs to the Smith creek
bridge have been completed and the
bridge is now in condition for use.
This simple announcement will be
hailed with delight in all parts OF
Volusia county. as strenuous efforts
have been made. to get the repairs
made since the bridge was put out
of commission four months ago. Pc
titions have been sent to the county
commissioners by the various boards
of trade, other civic organizations
and numerous citizens to hurry re-
pairs on the bridge, losing the use
of which caused a great ineonven-
fence.
Commissioner w. d. Bradshaw re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from the
canal, where he has been engaged
with a number of men in making the
repairs and placing the new draw.
The draw had been replaced when
Commissioner Bradshaw left and he
is authority for the statement that
the approaches to the bridge would
be completed by today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01

Mrs. C. HI. Foy arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
and is with her mother and sister.
Mesdames Catherine and Emma
Reebe. at their home on Ridgewood
avenue. Blake. Mr.. Foy will join
Mrs. Foy here in about two weeks
time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
CITY POLICE
ARE NAMED
BY council
MELTON CONFIRMED MARSHAL;
WILL BE TWO NIGHT POLICE.
QUESTION RAISED AS TO QUAIL
lFIcATfoN OF (. N. coNDIT
AS MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS.

The city council at its Monday ey-
ening session confirmed the appoint
ment of T. O. Melton as city marshal,
vice ]. r. Lake, who was suspended
w. D. Cowan and John Livingston
both applied for the position of night
police and the council directed Mayor
Titus to appoint both. the city to pay
each SIS per month, the balance of
their salaries to be paid by subscrip-
ton.
The council ratified the accept
ance of the resignation of Rev A. J..
Wilder as a member of the school
board and requested the board to
appoint Rev. S. d. GammeH to fill
the vacancy.
A search of the registration
books failed to show that E. NJ.
Condit, the recently appointed mem
ber of the Board of Public Works,
to be registered voter. The coun-
ell directed the clerk to communicate
with the Board of Public Works ask
ing whether or not Mr.. condit is a
citizen of Daytona and if not to sub
NIT the name of another candidate
in his place.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
PRISONER
! AND GUARD
BOTH GONE
LITER MAKES HIS ESCAPE
And GUARD DISAPPEARS
!. a. Kelly MAKES GETAWAY.
FROM CAMP ON DAYToNA-nE-
LAND ROAD AT SAME TIME
GUARD GOES OUT HUNTING.

what has become Of j. M. Kelly,
while man sentenced TO me
term in, the convict camps, who made
he escape from the camp on the
and road, Is miles from
Daytona, last Saturday, and "nsIe
is one of the guards, VINO aiso us
appeared that day
This Is the question which tne D
Leon Naval Stores company ana .he
officers OF Volusla county are tryhhs
to solve at this time, but up to da.e
no satisfactory answer has peeh oD-
tanned. h,s
Kelly is said to have made ms
oscane from the camp some time
aursng the day Saturday and the
o,,ard failed to return to the camp
saturaav night. Just how or wnen
ESalIv left Is not positively known,
b,,fsthe guard is said to have report
"a sirk and unfit for duty ths1 day.
Aftar the conviets had gone TO work
howeyer. the guard Is said to nave
taken his rifle and zoo ROUNDS %
aromnnition and started on huntine
trim Since that time no trace o.
either the guard of prisoner mas
been obtained .,
While there seems to De no posf
live clue that the guard and prisoner
saft the camp together. or that they
met after leaving the camp, the
eaarchers are said to be workhg Oh
the supposition that there may nase
been some understanding between
the two men. There Is also Q posi-
baity the prisoner may have met ths
s,,ard In the woods, made way Wis
him and appropriated his ciothins
rifle and ammunition.
Kelly Is known as one OF the mos
desperate criminals ever sentences
in this section OF the country. =
was committed to the convict eamp
for life st Palatka. June 70. lSoS, 70
the murder of W. c. Seilars at higl
springs. Aiachua county. and
believed other crimes in that vicinit
conld be traced to him.
Among the stockholders In the De
Leon Naval stores company are l
3. Paxton OF DeLand. D.. r. SmuI
Of New Smyrna. tax collector, an
s. B. Wilson of DeIand, tax asses
sor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
SAVANNAH
TO LOSE
BIG RACES
GRAND PRIZE EVENT TO
GO TO SOME OTHER CITY
SHORTER COURSE DEMANDED
AND DISPUTE OVER PAYING
NATIONAL euARpsMEN GIVEN
AS THE REASONS.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. = The
international auto race for the grand
prize, which was run here yesterday
and won by David Bruce-Brown for
the second consecutive time, may
never be run in this city again.
Demands for a shorter course and
dispute over paying the rational
guardsmen to serve as pOEicemen
are said to be the cause of the bulk
of the trouble. Several of the sol
diers refused to serve yesterday be
cause they were not paid for their
work sssa
The application for an official per
init for the races next year. which
is usually made Immediately after
the big race has been run. has moi
yet been made for 1912. and it is nm
derstood twill not be made.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
KILLS MAN
WHO LEFT
HIS SISTER
CALLS NAN FROM BED
TO Be SHOT TO DEATH
MURDERER THEN suRRENDE RS
HIMSELF AND CLAIMS ACT
WAS JUSTIFIED BECAUSE OF
ACTS OF THE VICTIM.

GADSDEN, Ala, Dec. MARX
Smith; who was recently discharged
from the United States navy and
came directly to this city, at mid
night last night went to the house
where Turner Lewis was sleeping
with q boy, called Lewis from his
bed to. the door of the house and
shot him to death. Smith then sur
rendered himself to the authorities.
Lewis married Smiths sister while
the latter was In the navy and af.
terward deserted her. taking their
son with him. Smith claims the muir
der was Justified because of the
wrong done his sister.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
IN MEMORY
OF ABSENT
BROTHERS
B. ?. 0. ELKS MEMORIAL
SERVICE NEXT SUNDAY
DAyToNA LODGE NO. t14t TO
HOLD ANNUAL CEREMONY IN
NEW pAYToNA THEATER SUM-
DAY EVENING.

2 Daytona Lodge No. 1141, Benev-
olent and Protective Order of Elks
wiz hold the annual memorial SER
vices in. the New Daytona theater
next Sunday evening. commencing at
8 o'clock.
This beautiful and impressive GER
emony is public in character and
any and all persons desirous of wit
Messing the services will be made
welcome at the New Daytona the
ater Sunday evening.
Following is the program for. the
evening":
Apple blossoms
Kathleen A. Roberts
Crystal Orchestra
Opening Ceremonies Officers
Opening Ode
Invocation Chaplain s. D. G1mmell
"Silver Threads Among the Cold
Quartette
Bro. Otis Pellecier, tenor. Bro.
Ernest Mills. bass, Louis Cowan,
tenor. Eric Mills, baritone.
Thanatopsis Bro. W. S. Snead
Solo w. ]. Mcdonald
."The Blushing Rose"
Chas. L. Johnson
Memorial Address
Bro. S. D. Gammell
Concerto MendelSsohn
Bro. A. E. DonneIly, violin, Miss
Ella Willaume. at the piano.
Closing Ceremonies. Lodge Officers
Closing Ode, Lodge and Audience
Benediction Amen
Exit Crystal Orchestra
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
EXPECT TO COMPLETE JURY
BY SUNDAY At THE LATEST
TRIAL OF MCNAMARA CASE IN
Los ANGELES WILL PROCEED
AS SOON AS THE FULL JURY
is SECURED.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. AT
torney Davis said this morning the
jury in the Mcnamara case viii be
completed by Dec. 10, and the trial
OF the case win proceed as soon as
the full list is secured. The ninth
juror is now in the box and when
court opened this morning the fifth
venireman appeared and began Civ
ing excuses to keep from serving
on the jury.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
REPORT ON WRECK OF MAINE
TO SHOW OUTSIDE EXPLOSION
REPORT not YET PUBLIC
But THIS IS THE BELIEF
JOINT ARMY IND NAVY BOARD
sAlLs FROM HAVANA aeD
WILL SOON MAKE REPORT 70
TIE GOVERNMENT.

HAVANA, Dec. H-That the joint
United States army and navy board.
which has been investigating the ex-
plosion which wrecked the battle
ship Maine in Havana harhor and
precipitated the war with Spain, viii
report that the explosion came from
q mine outside the big ship was gen
orally believed here today as the
members sailed for Key West and
Washington.
The newspapers here are silent
on the matter and will probably re
main SO until after the finding oi
the board has been submitted to uhe
United States government aud made
public.
BY some 1t is still believed the
report win show that the explosion
came from within the Maine, but tbs
general opinion here now is the op
posife.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-01
DEMOCRAT LEADERS FEAR
DISRUPTION lEllaTf
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN STAN.
LEY AND LlrTLEToN NAY IN.
TERFERE WITH PLAN Foa
Trust. CONTROL REpoar

WASHINGTON, Dec. De-
oeratic leaders today fear the slaa
'leyIAttleton controversy over neus-
paper reports may cause trouble. Lit
tleton, who is friendly to the steel
trust, may cause split in the party
aad this fact is worrying Sps4sax
Clark, Congressman. Uaderwoo5
tiehry Clayton and others more thaa
any pending LEGISLATION for Il mar Ia.
terfere IN the plan to Incorporates The
report OF the steel trust COMMITTEES.
oi which Stanley is chairman, la the
general report on control of big bus
ness interests, drawn In eaucns. Ey-
cry effort toward reconciliation Is
being made by the leaders Of the
democratic party.