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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28

Beer OF Egyptians 1000 Years Aoo
Just Like That Of Today.
Ancient Egyptians had beer pref.
" much the same. az that Of the
prescott day 1000 years ago. accord.
Ing 20 a paper read at Chicago by
DR.. Kari II Won Klein.
lie said the Egyptians had four
Kinds of beer simple. sweet. bitter
and strong They brewed from
harley and their principal indus.
Wy was at Pelislum at the mouth
OF the Nile,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28
Thin Girls Escape Jail. but Fat Girl
Sticks in Hole In WaU,

Sarah Crow, very fat, and Mary
Mccall and Nettie Walls. quito
thin. siug a hole through witch to
escape from the county Jail at bal.
ton. Ga,
The thin Girls had no trouble
getting through the aperture In the
prison wall. bat when Sarah's turn
came she proved to be too fat and
stuck. The slim girls couldn't keep
from laughing az her prcdicamont
and the guard awoke and pulled
her back. The thin Girls got away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28

Pouitry--Lecai buying Pri'

spring broilers s..........
Hens. under lbs ......
Hens, lbs. and over ...
tnost.ro ftya IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28
QUEER THINGS in THE NEWS

broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28

Seattle Au,omorns School. 2io
Broadway. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-28

LISBON, o. - John Mecsuley
awoke today 10 find that robbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
SENATOR BLAND TAKES
WHIRL AT WISCONSIN
Youth Stays
His Brother
Hunting Tragedy Occurs Near ciays-
Vilie-Frisht Almost Killed
the Slayer.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligencer.
CLAYSVILLE, Pa. July 2S-In the
wooded hollow below their home, PA
miles northwest of this place, George
Lindsay. aged 8 years. was accident.
ally shot and killed by his elder
brother, Lawrence. aged Is. The boys
were sons OF w A Lindsay, a far
mer OF that section. They got out the
shot gun and went into the woods
during the forenoon in the absence
OF the father in town. As Lawrence
has been crazed and in a hysterical
condition since the accident, II is not
yet known how it occurred. Portions
OF the lads right upper and lower jaw
were torn away, and the jugler vein
was severed. His face was blackened
by the powder. showing he was close
to the gun when it was discharged
Two physicians were called TO attend
the elder boy. so great was his grief
over the accidental death of his
brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
GRILL ARTS
ON The STAND
MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER OF
MRS. HALL DENIES CRIME.
Is Unable 20 Shake Story-case
Protracted.

Special Disrafes to tire tutoii rerrcr
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. July 2S--
flbcrt u Arts. on trial for the murder
~ Mr. Elizabeth HAIL. was called 10
tho stand This evening as the final wit.
ness for the defense in one of the most
sensational murder cases that has
been tried in this section of the State
for many years Arts was on tho
stand for hours. and after be had been
examined by his own attorneys and
made general denial OF all accusa-
tions against him. he was subjected to-
% rrilling cross. examination hv The
states attorncta Hc held his own
well during the crossiirc of questions.
and as calmly as " bis life were not
hanging in ttc balance Iic related
the events BOZ bis life which led up 20
bis relations with Nrz Hall
tio sworo that the last time he saw
tho woman was on the mornina before
The nighf she disappeared. when ho
visited her and had a long talk with
her She save mo $500 that morning.
and told me to take a trip ON o.. that
fhc did uct need tho money and want
ed mo 20 have good umo on it. I
only took 30 after shh had insisted 30
ftrongiy. said Arts because I BE-.
lievcd that DO belonged 90 Mr Hall"
Had Threatened Suicide.
Arils testified that be- had boon init
mate with Mrs ifal for n period NJ
two years. and on various occasions
shc had fhrrlfenrdo to take her Ufc
~ he ever deserted her That was the
Iasf time hc saw Mra Hall alive. Artie
swOrc. and bis reason for hiding fhe
money eho had given him. DO declared
was because Do dif NOT want his wlfo
fo know th7f ho had that much
money Artis sHoro that De went
home about midniFhf on The nirht Of
Mrs HALLS % appearance. and be- vas
not ont all NIGHT ue numerous Wit.
ucFscs have testified FOR Tho state
Several Witnesses were introduced
hy tho defense Tor tho purpose ~ inn
reaching thc testimony ~ Andy
Thompson. who ewor. shat his John
boat disappeared on the nlght tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
CONGRESS TO REVISE TARIFF:
PRESIDENT WILL VETO ACTION
Demoerat-ProsressiVe Coalition 10
Force Action on import
ant Schedules.
FIGHT ON COTTON
SCHEDULE is BEGUN
Expert Steel. Sugar. Wool and Other
Schedules and Farmers Free
List Will Pass

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-The fight
OF the Democratic-progress Repub-
lican coalition for broader tariff re-
vision. gained ground today and il
was confidently predicted in both
houses. that a conference-created
compromise wool bill. the farmers
Tree list bill and possibly the cotton
bill. with steel. sugar and other
schedules. would be passed. Mean
time the indications are stronger than
ever. that President Taft will exer-
else his veto power on tariff legis-
latiOn prior 10 the submission OF the
tariff board report in December The
cotton bill will pass the house next
Thursday probably Democratic
leaders asserted that IL the present
program is carried ont. there is moth
ing 10 prevent adjournment about the
middle OF August.
The plan contemplates n compro-
mise wool bill on 80 per cent adva-
loren raw wool duty basis The free
list bill. instead OF being handicapped.
with the sugar. steel and other sched-
ules as riders. Is 10 be changed only
by the Bailey amendment. which
strikes out the provision placing
farm products on the free list This
amendcmnt is necessary 70 insure
the Republican insurgcnt vote.
Confident Of Action.
Democrats OF both houses expressed
certainty that the free list bill will be
put through the senate next Tuesday.
by the same combination that put the
wool bill through.
The Intention Of the free list bill. as
n whole. as the insurCent senators re-
gard -. Il 10 compensate the farmer
for the loss supposed 10 have been in
hlcted upon him by the acceptance OF
Canadian reciprocity
Debate on the Democratic cotton
schedule revision bill vas begun in
the house today. by Representative
Underwood. 81 Alabama. chairman Of
the ways and means committee. which
prepared the bill so date was fixed
for closing debate on the measure. al
though 70 is believed 10 Will end Wed.
uesday with vote on the day fol
lowing.
The minority report was presented
today hy Representative Payne. ~
New York. leading minority member
~ tho ways and means committee
" Expresses opposition 10 tho bin
because ~ does not furnish protect
ivo duties for great American in.
du-fry and it is frankly admitted that
~ i4 not intended m DO 500
Representative tnderwDod declared
that tho cotton schedule revision pro
posed hy the bin would save Amorf-
can consumers 5000. .O"o. .0uu year
Ho denied that labor would Boz injured
in no least hy the proposed farin 70.
ducti0ne
only two others spoke on tho Bill.
Rorrorcnfafivc Roberts of Nevada.
against. and Reprcsontafivc Bath
rick. of Ohio for &c. Mr Roberts hole
that no attempt az revising tarlf
schedule should DO undertaken until
reports hy the tariff board woro
ready
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
SEN. SCOTT
OPTIMISTIC
Predicts Republican Success for
Whole Ticket in West Virginia
Next Election.
10000 FOR TAFT
GUESS AT MAJORITY.
Confers With Sen. Elkins and Will At
tend Reorganization Of State
Committee.
ny FRANCIS b. orssNER.
-


Senator Scott returned from Maine
tonight. and was quickly sought by
Davis Elkins and other West Vir-
ginia Republicans. with whom he is
in conference tonight Senator Scott
was especially interested in comforting
with Senator Elkins. because the lat
ter is leaving for White Sulphur to-
night for visit with Governor Glass
cock and other Republican state
leaders
when the state committee meets"
said Senator Scott. Il will be there
TO confer. and if they want my ad
vice. ! will give il. was active in
West Virginia Republican politics
when We had no chance TO win. and
! was when We won. so do not allow
last years setback TO discourage me
We Will carry the state next year by
thirty thousand for Taft. electing a
Republican governor. senator and
everything. and We Will keep the
state Republican for years TO come"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
HIT JUDGE
FAYETTE COUNTY CLERK RE.
SENTED BEING CALLED LIAR.
Struck Judge Bennett on Jaw. Send
ing Him Against the Court
House Wall

Special Dispatch 20 tho Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. July Is
That's he" said Circuit Judge
William Bennett g." Floyd Keller. cir
cult clerk of Fayette county. at Fay
ettville this evening. "Biff" was the
answer that landed on the judges
left jaw from Keller's strong right
and the blow staggered the disputa-
tious judge 20 tho court house wall.
The two officials became involved in
the argument over n law suit and
Judge Bennett. who IS noted for his
scrapping proclivities. started TO place
the clerk I'm the Ananias column.
Following the difficulty. Bennett
threatened dire vengeance n Keller
should ever lay hands on him again"
Keller was not arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

MADRip-Rcfugccs from Portugal
are protesting sginst the governments
decree which prohibits thom living
near The Portuguese frontier.
NEW YORK-Au Frades Of refined
sugar we're advanced Toe n hundred
pounds today. making Fraulatcd 565c
PARIS John W. Gates was not 80
well to night as he was during me day
lio appears 90 have had a violent chill
PAFiS Naoum Pacha. Turkish am.
bassator to Frlncc. foll dead tonight
az the nion Diplomatic Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
TWO CLARKSBURGERS KILLED.
WHEN AUTO GOES OYER CLIFF
Reject Freight
Rate Increase
Advance Proposed BY 15s Railroads
Suspended BY Commerce
Commission.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Advances
in class freight rates proposed by 15s
railroads operating in Central Traffic
association territory in the middle
west. and averaging approximately 8
per cent. today were suspended by
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion until an investigation into their
property can be made.
The proposed tariffs were to have
become effective August /. They
were suspended until November 30
Meantime existing rates will be in
effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
THE WEATHER.

7 looked up the
family tree 81 that
new soprannsr thar
suuhhed my Mir
andy in church last
sabbath ar Is
Just Ike a dos.
mostly bari
WhsUT1FoToM
July - Waaferu
PeunEyivanfa ana
Wost Virginia In
creasin ci0udiness.
followed - show
ers Saturday after
noon or nfrhf and
or sunday
ohinf LoraIshrw-
era Saturday and
fafurdaV MINT.
sunday unsettled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

rAWtS- Tho capital suffered to-
day from a renewal Of the heat wave.
A wayimum temperature of "a was
recorded Their" were mny prostra-
tiors and somo deaths
WtNONA. y. Y.--Firc starting M o
o'clock This evening entirely destroyed
mill and several elevators % the BAY
state Milling Company. The loss g.
$500. 600
LAKE GEORGE. y Y.-Edward 81
shepard. a well known New York law.
yer Who has been 800 here for several
weeks. died At O'Clock tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
HANGED UNDER PROTEST.
Parents Of Victim Of GalIeeos Vainiy
Try to Prevent His Execution.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. July 2s-Over the
protest OF Henry c. Yeager. father of
his victim. Alexandra Gallegos. the
murderer of Louis d. Yaeger. was
hanged to-day at the territorial peni-
tentiary. at Florence. Before mount
ing the scaffold. he thanked the widow
and parents OF his victim for their
efforts in his behalf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
KLEIN THREATENED LIFE
OF CAROLINE LIPPERMAN
Son Of Murdered Woman Gives In
teresting Testimony-Says Klein
Was No Good.
MOTIVE FOR MURDER
is STILL A MYSTERY.
Another Woman Believed to Have
Figured in Trasedy-Klein
Still At Large.

Louis Klein who is believed to have
been the murderer OF Mrs. Caroline
Lipperman, whose dead body was
found on the hill back of McMechen
cemetery Thursday night, is still at
large. and the police know no more
about his whereabouts this morning
than they did when they first spread
the dragnet in the hope OF catching
him in its meshes The most i'm
portant development OF yesterday was
the announcement that Klein had
made threats against the life of Mrs
Lipperman and also against the life
OF her husband. And while these al
legged threats do not supply motive
for the killing they indicate. under
the circumstances. that jealousy
might have been the cause.
Martin Lipermsn Talks.
Martin Lpperman. a son OF the
murdered woman. who is employed
IN the steel works at Bellaire. is au
thority for the statement that Klein
had threatened the life OF his mother.
Martin was seen by an Intelligencer
reporter last night. and in discussing
the case he said:
Klein is absolutely no good" He
had made threats that he would shoot
both father and mother lie has a
gun Of the same calibre as the bullet
that killed my mother. but the gun
has been missing since he left
Several weeks ago photograph OF
my mother. which was the only one
We had disappeared. Today I search
81 Lii 4
ing photograph 10 was hOrrI .ly mutt
lated. being crushed and torn al.
most 10 pieces. The eyes OF the
picture has been punched ont. evil
IDENTIFY with a lead pencil. because the
marks OF the pencil were still on the
picture.
Klein had been living .t our house
for the past five years We tried 10
get ria of him several times but ne
refused 10 20. BE was continually
having trouble with my father and
mother
u appears from Martins statement
that klcin tried 10 usurp the whole
authority OF the Lipperman homo. and
jealousy caused by his failure tn this
is believed 10 have led him % do tine
killing
Another Woman.
The theory that there may have
been another woman in the case .s
now entertained by tho authorities
Several days ago Klein announced
that no was going 10 Aurora. y y.
and it is believed n tho other
woman figures az an In the tragedy
she viii Doe found in Aurora
Tho killing now seems 10 have been
prcmcditatcd and carefully planned
81 would have been difficult FOR Klein
10 have selected more lonely spot
20 which 10 commit murder than the
one selected The fact that hia rc
volvcr is missing from the Lippcr
man home IN Hcilalrc and the fact
That the torn and mutIlatcd picture Of
Mrs Lippcrman was found In his
trunk with the eyes punched ont
strengthens tho theory that tho muir
der was prcmedltated
The Inquest
Coroner r NcComba. Of Mar
shall county. yesterday afternoon
completed DTS inquest and rendered
Ccontinued on Tenth Pagsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Joins Road Movement.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
ELKINS. W Va. July 2S.-Edgar y.
Baker. late State road engineer OF
West Virginia. has accepted a position
as field representative OF the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Improve
ment. and will enter upon his duties
August /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
ELEVEN DROWNED

HALIFAX. y. s, July 2S.-Elcven
lives We're lost when the coal laden
steamer John Irwin. bound from Port
Merton. for this port. foundered Tues
day morning. during a storm of Beav-
or Harbor. lis miles east OF Halifax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Car Turned Turtle in Fifty Foot
Plunge Killing Miss Boyle
and Lee DavissOn.
OTHERS INJURED IN
PLUNGE OF MACHINE.
All in Accident Very Prominent.
Was Caused by Steering Gear
Parting On Grade.
snecial Dispatch 70 the Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer
CLARKSBURG. w. Va, July Is
When John Craig lost control OF his
automobile this forenoon, near West
Milford. few miles from this city.
the machine went over a high clifr.
turned turtle. and Miss BERTHE Boyles,
q local school teacher. and Lee Davis
son, travelling salesman. were killed
Mrs. Craig was perhaps fatally in
Jured and two small Craig children
were slightly hurt. Craig escaped
with a few bruises. They were en-
route home from Weston.
The accident occurred while the
auto was going down a steep hill near
the Odd Fellows cemetery, a short
distance this side OF West Milford.
The stearing gear broke. Mr.. Craig
lost control of the car and IL plunged
over an embankment to Buffalo road,
between 40 and so feet below.
All Thrown Out.
All the occupants were hurled out
as the machine started to topple over
Miss Boyle was killed outright and
Mr.. Davisson was injured TO such an
extent that he died within an hour at
the scene OF the accident The injured
persons were taken to Mrs Ruhama
Posts boarding house not far distant,
until ambulances arrived and took
them to Clarksburg hospitals. The
bodies OF those killed were taken 10
the Methodist church at West Milford
and later brought to undertaking es-
Adjustments here.
Miss Boyle was a teacher in the
Clarksburg public schools. and a young
woman noted for her beauty. Mr.
Davisson was travelling salesman for
the Star Rig Reel & Supply Co. here.
and was single.
Mr.. Craig. the owner and driver OF
the auto. is a contractor and rig
builder for the Philadelphia Gas Co.
of West Virginia. and resides on Null
berry street
Mrs. Craig. the most seriously In
jured. had an arm broken, was ser
iously bruised and received internal
injuries. She is in a critical condi
ton. The Craig children are Bruce
and Paul. boys in knee pants. They
were painfully. but not seriously cut
and bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Washington the Scene, and West Vir
ginia Situation Is Thorough
ly Gone over.
Intsliigencsr Bureau.
NuaahiuRfnu d q July az

washington d u July 1ds
West Virginia Democratic pOlitI-
clans are becoming actively interest
cd I'm the dissatisfaction existing
among the Democratic voters of that
state with the present leaders 81 the
party. and the manner In which they
manipulated the party 10 the advant-
age OF the Gold Dust Twins The
mere fact that Senator Chiffon is said
20 desire 10 dump his colleague. Ser
ator Watson. has not tended 20 ap-
pease the dissatisfaction ~ the out
ragged West Virginia Democrats. Now
the leaders are desirous ~ taking
some now step that will tend 20 lull
tho activity ~ The voters against "Si-
lent Boss Watson and chiffon
Demands for an investigation Of the
corruption ~ the last legislature upon
'ho part ~ the voters have been rr.
'elvod with a deaf ear. bur fhe rumpr
" an INJURY by the United states
senate gives tho leaders something
new ~ worry about particularly since
'hc inflmaflOns That West virginia
may receive attention after the Str.
phenaon case from Wisconsin. saId to
BE- almost parallel with tho West Nir
ginia case. is disposed Of nost term
Among Tho West virginia Demo
crafs in conference to-day with sonn.
for Chiffon and other. ~ tho do'rea
iion wag ZION Sam v Woods. of phr.
ippi % ie under TODD he went care.
fully over No Situation ufth Senator
Chiffon State Senator Henry Zu
ken. ~ We'i-hurg. vas also hor..
eager ~ discuss the Woaf .Li-gfria
situation with Tho delegation After
p conference here. he proceeded fo
Ncw York John = Cornwcu af.o
vent over State politics during
brief visit
Hon g. W. Dillon. former state Tax
fommissioner ~ West virginia epen,
to-day ~ the Capitol ou business Ua
mot number 0f West Nlrgiuians 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
HANNA
TELLS STEEL INVESTIGATORS OF
TENNESSEE COAL & IRON
DEAL.
Insists There Was No Ulterior Motive
Back Of Trust Absorbing
Concern.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-No ulterior
motives lurked behind the taking over
Of the Tennessee Coal & Iron Com
pany by the United States Steel Cor
poration. during the financial panic OF
1907. in the opinion Of l.. c. Hanna. OF
Cleveland. one OF the syndicate
owners of the Tennessee concern be.
fore the merger. who spent the day on
the witness stand before the steel
trust investigating committee.
That surreptitious motives had been
suggested. Mr.. Hanna. who is n
brother of the late Senator Mark
Hanna. admitted. but he mover had
credited the reports. He believed the
transaction was necessary 10 avert
the failure of the New York banking
and brokerage firm OF Moore and
Schley. who held too much Tennessee
Coal & Iron stock as collateral for
loans and 10 avert wild spreading OF
threatening business disaster.
Stopped Panic.
Before the threatened failure OF
Moore and Schley." asked Representa-
tive Beall. had not the United States
treasury poured $4,000. 900 into New
York to stop the panic?"
II think so. Mr.. Hanna replied.
Also before that time" Mr.. BeaH
continued. had not Mr. !. Piermont
Morgan and his associates advanced
SsO.oOo.oo0 to relieve the financial
situation"
- heard il so stated" said Mr..
Hanna.
After all that the panic was not
averted." Mr. Beall resumed. "and can
you tell me why the taking up OF only
s6.0O0.0o0 In loans on the Tennessee
Coal & Iron collateral Of Moore and
Schlcy affected that rcsortation OF
confidence in the business world.
which the United States treasury and
the Morgan millions had been unable
10 do"
The only explanation" Mr. Hanna
replied. after some hesitation. "is that
the panic up 90 that time had not
reached that character Of business
houses. which were involved in this
transaction. I think from your line
0f questions that you believe the sale
~ the Tennessee Coal a Iron Com.
pany was plot ] never thought 50.
still wish I could have held on 10
my stock. but % seemed absolutely
necessary to sell 30 to avert serious
trouble
=. W OFlebay. Of Cleveland who
also was connected with the Tcnnes-
soc Coal e. Iron syndicate. win follow
Nr. Hanna on the witness stand lie
is now director OF tho Republic iron
q steel Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

murder was committed Tho dofonsc
rested its case this evening and u
.as announced that about twcutf nvo
uitnc eos would bc introduced bv tho
state in rchuttaL which will probably
carry the trial over until Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

Miss Bertie Boyle was graduate OF
the class OF 1907 at the West Liberty
normal school. AS a student she made
an unusually brilliant record. Per
sonally she was attractive and made
q wide circle OF friends in this sec
ton. and the news OF her death in
the accident yesterday came as a de
cided shock. particularly in West
Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

s considerable saving In fransporfa-
fion charges VIII he mad. Hr 900 nrd.r
s.ru'd today hr Tpsfmfaf.r General
ilifahrn' D.. Hrnpflng H now canvas mail
Hfsf lf WEIGHS ouf. urr rounI.
HrIiraf fl. two pounds and fourteen
nIrsee OF Tho ra,t uDw in urs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Conference of w. Va. Democrats

district of Illinois Luman T HOY:
supervising Inspector. second district.
steamboat service. Henry " Seeley.
of New york. postmaster. william
Fleming. Athens. Ga.
Senior GilbertO Crespoy Martinez.
the new Mexican ambassador. was for
msily received bv President Taft at
the white house today
Mexican Rec proeitY.
Reciprocity similar Co. Canadian
reciprocity De- proposed in n resolution
introduced today bv EsprcscntatiNc
Burieson. of Texas. calling on Pr'si-
dent Tart Immediately tp start ucro-
tlations with Mrx.cp looking tD froor
commerce between the two countries.
President Taft today WAS urged by
several staudrtt Republican leaders or
the senate and house to veto any wopf
revision hifI f'iaf is uk.ly to Ie aErred
upon lr fh. forthcoming 'orfrrencn IN
tho house and IHFo1.ttr c0mpromis .
wnuleu measures