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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
RESEARCH OF PROMINENT AS.
rRoNoMERs PROVE CLAIM OF
cosM,c RESOLUTIONS.
COMET: ;.::.:.1: ::5 ;::;: y : .+.v-,
Claim Established planets Ar
euilded Of Mattel g Comets. Which
Had Bee" O..t,' Comets Lose
Terror When 1t That They Are
Dust.

Vallejo. Cal, March Sin concluding
a series OF lectures on astronomy. Prof.
T. j. J. See. U. s. NJ. astronomer IN
charge of the Mare Island observatory.
announced today that the new theory
Of comets resulting from his long series
Of researches in cosmic revolutions had
been confirmed by the investigations
of President A. o. Eeuschner. or the
University Of California. and by PROF.
Strongren. Of the same university.
At the time the tail of Halley's comet
came so near the earth in last May.
Prof. See said he was able to conclude
that comets. as a class. are surviving
fragments Of our old nebula. but that
some additional points relating to a
few comets remained to be cleared up.
Prof. See says that Leuschner and
Strongren have ascertained, as he as
sumed last year. that all comet orbits
are elliptical Comets as a class are
survivors Of the ancient nebula which
formed our solar system. the fragments
coming to us chiefly from the outer
spherical she'll Of the rebula the inner
portion having been eaten out and rem
dered vacant.
He says further that the planets OF
the present solar system have been
built up out Of the matter Of the comets
which have been destroyed. Even our
own earth was made up OF matter once
existing in our nebula in the form OF
comets When. therefore. We see a
comet In the future 1t will have terror
for no one, because 1t - for the most
part dust falling and therefore harm
less.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
DIE FIGHTING FOR FOOD
STARVING Chinese Engage In Riot When
Missionaries Begin Distribution Of
EdibIes-Thirty TrampIsd to osath.

Hankow. China. March 3.-Twenty-
one persons were trampled to death ct
Sha Yang. Huapeh province. today.
when a hoard OF starving Chinese
fought for the food which missionaries
were attempting to distribute. A great
many others were injured.
Today considerable amount OF
soodstuff was received by the mission
aries, who Immediately planned sys-
tematic distribution. Their work was
hardly begun when thousands OF des-
perate men. women and children. who
had learned that there was chance of
their hunger being half-satisfied. swept
down upon the supply depot.
An uncomfortable riot followed. Each
fought for himself. and the weaker
went down and were ruthlessly tramp
led. The fighting continued as long as
there appeared to be anything to Tight
for. The missionaries were helpless
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
Reeiproo;ty Doomed.

Washington, March 3.-rh1 Canadian.
lreciprocity agreement will fall OF pss-
sage by this congress.
Before April 4 tho president will call
an extra session for the purpose Of
considering action upon the Canadian
legislation. This ...enn. che entire tar
III question Will be reopened and con-
gress may remain at work until fall
and even run the special into the reg
ular session.
The tariff commission bin will fail.
In order to induce the progressives 20
cease their fight against a vote on the
I4orimer case, Senators Burrows. PEN
rose. and Smoot agreed to mako this
measure unfinished business. They de-
liberately gave the impression they
would do everything IN their power to
effect It's passage. As a matter OF fact.
they did what might have been expect
ed from them. They handed the pro-
gressives n gold brick and secretly
they are cvincing great satisfaction
over the slick way In which they COM
passed their end without giving any
hing in return.
The fate OF reciprocity has been ap-
parent to any one who has followed the
developments of tho session. This leg
islation has been foredoomed to failure.
for the reason that 1t never has had
and does not today have In the senate
one enthusiastic friend who Is capable
OF leadership.
President Taft llr worked vigorously
in its behalf. He mas had senators ut
the White House. he has had various IN
aiences at work to force action. and ho
has told the lawmakers II they did not
act he would call them back to Wash
ington in extra session.
The presidents campaign and his
threat have been Intellectual. Mr.. PEN
rose, for example. who says he II for
reciprocity. is at heart against 1t. In
deed, tho opposition springs from tho
"old guard" which has stood always for
the principle that higher protection In
better for various interests affected.
Speaker Cannon Is wasting no tears
over this attitude.
So far as tho insurgents are concern
ed. with the exception OF Senator Bev.
eridge. OF Indiana. they are avowedly
hostile to Canadian legislation. In the
case Of Mr.. Cummins, for example. tt
is his purpose to propose numerous I'm
po1:a:: additions to tho free list: but
neither he nor any other insurgent has
any purpose OF filibustering against the
consideration OF the bill.
Senator Stone OF Missouri has as
sumed the leadership OF the forces In
favor OF reciprocity. thus presenting the
curious spectacle OF a democrat leading
a fight for a measure advocated by q
republican president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
UNgoUlvocAL srArgMeN1 PRoea
WHITE HOUSE THAT ACTION
MUST BE TAKEN NOW.
OTHERWISE coNoREss MUST
CONTINUE irs LAooRo
Democratic Leaders Called 60 WhiNo
House 70 censuit Regarding Special
ssssion-Dats For Rseenvsnins Net
Definitely Fixed But csnsrsss Will
Be Called Soon.

Washington. March 3.-Ffom admin-
istration circles today comes the un-a
equivocal statement that An extra ees-,s
sion OF congress Ia inevitable unloas
the senate before noon tomorrow
adopts the pending bill providing for
reciprocity with Canada.
This statement was called forth by .
rumor last night that the president -
to consult with Consul General John
G. Foster. just arrived from Ottawa,
and with u member Of the Canadian
cabinet. regarding tho feasibility Of de-
ferring final action on the reciprocity
bill until next winter.
No Date Vet Fixed.
Champ Clark. speaker to-be Of the
next house. and Representative Under
wood. who will be democratic chairman
OF tho ways and means COMMITTEES.
were carly callers at tho White aouao
today, to discuss the extra session
After the meeting they said no date
had been fixed. Mr.. Clark. however.
expressed tho opinion that II there was
to be an extra session II should bo
called Immediately.
Date Probably March IS
Eleven days after congress adjourns
tomorrow Il probably will bo called to-
Eether In extra session.
March Is was said today 1t the
white House to bo tho date as tho
time which the president will. in all
probability. set for the openinE OF the
extra session. Practically oil hope has
been abandoned by the administrator
of getting reciprocity thru before
congress adjourns.
Republican leaders have urged upon
tho president the advisability OF calling
ing the session as early as possible 20
IL will not bo necessary TO- sit thru tho
heat Of the summer. az was the cAae
last year, when tho Payne -Aldrtch bill
was under consideration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
FoRrv.FIvE 70 Be SHOT.

Prssidsnt Estrada's Government 60
Execute Leaders in Plot.
New York, March 3.-According to
cable advices received here from Costa
Rdca. DR.. Rudolph Esp'nosa, we'll
known thruout Central America, and
forty-four others, are to be shot by the
Estrada government Of Nicaragua, for
alleged completely In the plot against
the administration.
The United States minister OF Costa
Rica, It Is said, has been asked to make
an official investigation. and to report
to President Taft and the secretary OF
the navy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
RAILROAD STILL TIED UP
workmen on Atlantic Northern &
Southern in Foreible Possession of
Train-Taks Turns Guarding Seized
Property.

Special to Times Republican.
villisca, March 3.-The situation
mere today. where gang Of about 100
laborers arc holding up traf-
cic on the Atlantic Northern s. South
ern railroad as q means OF enforcing 4
settlement of their claims for wages,
unchanged. The men take
turns sleeping and watching the line.
trying to use persuasion on the men
have hastily left. finding the men In no
mood for such measures. The people
are anxious to have the trouble ad-
justed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
NO FISH COMMISSION
Aitho Given Official Publication Iowa
Game Laws Have Not Been Revised
Bill Has Passed Neither House.

Des Moines. March 3.-The discovery
was made today that altho the bill by
of the f1sn and game law: and organic
ing a game board of three has been
published in two OF the Des Moines
newspapers, apparently as an official
publication, yet It has not passed either
house. Just how It came to be passed
up to the papers Is mystery Already
applicants for the Jobs are appearing.
on the strength Of tho mistaken idea
that the law would soon go into
effect
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
"JEsus RULE" THE STANDARD.

United Christian Party Board. De-
n,andino Pure Government TO MEET:
Chicago. March 3.-William Rudolpn
Banker, Of Davenport. Iowa, chairman
of the United Christian Party ooafd'
issued q cali today for a meeting to be
held at Rock Island. ILL.,. on May J. The
essence OF The party faith Is that law
makers and Judges shall adopt the
decaloru1 and use Jesus rule" -
standard Of laws and government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
oRAEsER MADE RECEIVER.

Cashier Of sheidshi Savings Bank
Takes Charge Of Kelley institution.
Kelley, March s. r. s. Graeber.
cashier Of the Sheidahl Savings Bank.
was today named as receiver Of tho
Bank Of Kelley, which was forced to
close Its doors last week following
run occasioned by the disappearance
Of the president. e. J. Penfield.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
ELECTRIC TRUST SUED.

Government Attorneys Start Action
Against General Electric Company.
Cleveland. O., March 3.-Following a
consultation between Judge w. 8. Ken
yon. assistant United States attorney
general. tho United States District At
torney w. L. Day. today. Attorney Day
Representing the government. filed suit
against the General Electric Company,
OF Schnechtady. N. Y, and others. al
leging an unlawful combination. and
conspiracy IN restraint OF trade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
, osr 500 LOAN. killed HERSELF

DAUGHTER Of Former Governor Of Colo
rado Commits Suicide.
Los Angeles. Cal. March 3.-Disap-
,ointed because she did not have re-
t,rned 5000 loaned to a friend during
more prosperous days. Mrs. Josephine
n ouirles. 81 years old. daughter OF
David E. Waite, former governor o!
Colorado. committed suicide last night,
nv inhaling gas. The body was found
by her husband. Constantine Quirles, a
Mexican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03

international Tennis Challenge.
Sidney. N. g. W.. March B. The
South African Tennis Associa tion has
challenged for tho Dwight F. Davis
international lawn tennis cup. Chal-
lenSes had already been received from
the Lawn Tennis Association Of Great
Britain ana the United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
ITALIAN PRINCESS MURDERED.
Shot ey Affinity In Hetsl At Rems :
Scandal Results.

000U00U UO0Oyx0s
Rome. March 3-Princess di Tri-
njscAs Of Nasup:s a San 0iuliano. tho
Itaiian minister or forsign aan6irr ana
cousin Of Prince di Scales, secretary Of
state In the foreign Office. was mur-
desed yesterday in a small hotel here.
by Lieut.. Caron Paterno, . cavalry Of
dcer. who then shot himself
Paterno was still alive when the
room occupied by the couple was en-
tered by hotel employees. but the prin-
cess was found lying dead on q bee.
She had been stabbed in the neck and
bled to death.
Princess di Trigona was ono Of tho
most beautiful ladies in waiting to the
queen. and her tragic end has caused
q sensation. She was at tho court ball
on Monday and attracted moro than
ordinary attention as well al general
admiration. She had had a dlsagree-
ment with her husband. which grieved
the queen. Her majesty used every In
nuence to reconcile the couple without
success.
Baron Palermo. who has been in
close attendanco on the princess for
some time past. engaged room In a
small hotel yesterday morning. Soon
he was Joined by Princess di Trigona
and they remained together until tae
afternoon.
A waiter passing thru the hall heard
q pistol shot, followed by groans. An
attempt was made to break In the
door. but this proved too strong to be
forced and employees entered the room
by q window.
The princess, half dressed. lay on
he'd in \ pool Of blood. A dagger had
severed the blood vessels In the neck.
Paterno was outstretched on the floor.
There was q bullet wound In his breast,
made in an evident attempt to commit
suicide. but he was still alive and was
quickly removed to other quarters.
The princess had been summoned TO
appear before the courts In separation
proceedings brought by her husband.
Both she and Paterno were Sicilians.
Last summer the princess was at Saint
Merits, with her two daughters. who
are z and II years old, when she re-
ceived a letter from Paterno explaining
thai his debts prevented him from join
ing her.
She was touched by Paterno's recital
of his embarrassment anu sen: BIZ:
check, which he turned over TO ono OF
his creditors. This creditor. 1t ID SAID.
instead OF cashing the check. used It
for blackmailing purposes against Ffin-
cess di Trigona, thus revealing the
scandal
It seems the princess intended the
meeting to be the parting with her
lover. When Queen Helena was IN
formed OF the tragedy she tainted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
ITALIAN COURT TRAGEDY

01F0O P2SeruOS VINO b<SItSo OuV VS
Queen HsIsn's Court Beauties, Will
havs to Answer for HE cr'ms-Rs.
fusaI 70 Provide Money Cause Of
Tragedy.
Rome. March 3.-Lieutenant Baron
Paterno. the youthful cavalry officer.
who shot himself after he had stabbed
to death Princess Giula Trigona
d'sant' Ella, one Of the beauties Of
Queen Helen's court. yesterday. 10 i'm
proving today and probably will be re-
quired to answer for his crime. Italian
courts sometimes deal leniently with
the authors of tragedies growing out Of
tho affairs Of heart
It was ascertained today that the
immediate cause of the mur.e- vas the
refusal Of tic Ds cess to give the
l.. :: |. S5e9o M:i.l w..:-a 10 pay his
debts. l: has been generally accepted
that when the queens lady in waiting
met Paterno at the obscure hotel her
visit was one Of renunciation Of her
lover. Two daughters OF the princess.
aged ! and II. are being shielded from
tho knowledge OF the truth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
rREw,N DEFENDS BOWMAN.

Installed Despite Protests.
Special to Tines Republican
Iowa City, March 3.-Senator Lam
bart. Of The board Of education. this at
ternoon. gave out . copy OF Psesiden.
Trswin's letter to Attorney !. r. Files.
Of Ft. Dodge, concerning the Bowman
protest. The letter defends Bowman
enthusiastically, and says he WAS not
elected ON a sudden impulse. Trewin
asks for q "fair trial" and also says
that unless something unforeseen
transpires Bowman will be installed as
president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03

To Confer on Panama Rsts csss.
New Orleans. March 1.-TAe0rams
were received BY officials Of the board
oS trade today from Secretary Of War
Dlcle1nson TO the effect that q confer
oncs relative 20 the Panama railroad
sass case would take place in his os1sce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
NO POSTAGE INCREASE
Committee Asks Delay Of censidsra-
tion Of Higher Magazine Rates and
Matter Will Not Come Up At This
Session Of Congress.

snecial to Times-Republican
washington, March s.-The proposed
increase Of magazine postage IL dead
for this session. Chairman Penrose. Of
the senate floor today that in view Of
the certainty that the debate on the
subject would obstruct legislation and
be futile anyway. ho would ask the
senate to agree to abandon tho propo-
sition.
Mr.. Penrose said he would present q
substitute amendment providing for .
committee to investigate tho subject
Il IS as an element OF this measure that
tho proposed magaxino postage in
crease will meet ltS fate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
THREE KILLED sv EXPLOSION.

eur,tins Of Boiler Ct Niagara FalIs
Causes Several fataittieo.
Niagara Falls. Ont, March 3.-A
boiler exploded In the plant Of the On
tario Power Company here this morn.
Ing, killing three men and fatally In
juring another. and moro or less Deri-
ously injuring ten others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
BRANDENBURG WAS HEIR
Step Fathers Property to Descend to
Him After His Mothers Death -
Musnter Cuts OF Own Children By
Wili-erandsnburs Valves PrsIimi.
nary Examination and 10 Held With.
out Bonds.

Claus Muenter, who on Monday even
Ing was shot and killed by his step-son.
Rudolph Brandenburg. was aled for
probate today, and by the terms all of
his property after his wife's death. is
left to Brandenburg, who killed him.
Ono Of his own daughters 10 cut on
with IS, and one OF his own sons Is
also cut out Of Inheritance.
Brandenburg claims he committed
tho deed in self defense. after q quar-
rel he had with his step-fater over
the alleged abuse of Mrs. Muenter. no
was bound over to the grand jury to-
day on q charge Of first degree murder
without privilege Of bonds. He waived
preliminary examination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03

Nebraska City Wants Rock Island.
Dss aMoines, March 3.-Prssident +.
W. 0tinshart, OF the NebraskA City
commeeclal exchange, today wired the
Greater De- Moines committee 70 use
its influence In having the Rock u.
land extend its nfesent line from Win
tsrset- q s1hA4 city via Red Oal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
NO .JvM,oR srEsL TRUST"
sehwsh Denies Alliance With William
z. cOroy.

New York. March 3.-William El!is
Corey, who resigned early In the year
a. president OF the United States Steel
Corporation. has leased = suite OF Of
flces at lis Broadway, next door to the
building whore Charles NJ. Schwab ana
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation have
their headquarters.
Mr. schwab has denied that he con-
templates an alliance with Mr.. Corey.
altho stories have been current in Wall
street for some weeks that Mr.. Schwab
and Mr.. Corey are interested in an al
lance Of Independent steel companies.
which will constitute q Junior steel
trust"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
FISCAL PERIOD FIXED sv LAW.
Attorney General Rules That Cities Can
Not Order Change.

Special 70 Times -RcpubTlCAh.
Des Moines March 3.--Attorney Cen
.ral Co.son has rendered a decision for
the auditor OF state to the effect that
cities Of Iowa can not change the time
of commencement OF the fiscal period.
which is fixed for April for all cities.
In some Of the cities OF the state 1t was
decided that this should be changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
PAGE ONE.
AA.A.~.

portions tonight
PAGE ONE.
Tslesraphic News:
Vote on Tariff Board Measure Sat-
urday.
Senate Filibusters outgeneralsd.
Reciprocity Ultimatum From White
House.
No Graft in Sale Of F'riar Lands.
Comets Only Dust and Not Dan
gerous.
Two Dies in Suicide Pact.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa and General News:
Rainsbargers Will Know Fate Soon
Northwestern Iowa Lumbermen Meet
Laws for Protection OF Miners.
Who Will Lead Republican Minority
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Baseball and Gamblers.
Taxation and Taxes.
An Insult to Democrats.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Looker-On In Iowa.
PAGE FIVE.
iowa News:
Iowa and the Long and Short Haul
Cow Contest Winners.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Relatives Seek John NJ. Pierce.
Son Wanted to Settle Estate.
Who Is Harry Willard?
Dead Man Believed to Have Lived
Here.
Barlow Victim OF Youthful Forgcr.
Widows' Dinner at Liscomb
Melbourne Wedding OF Interest.
News OF County Towns
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Bulls Buy Wheat and Rally Ensues.
Corn Also Stronger.
Hogs Decline. Sales Small
Steer Prices Better.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
GIVES $4,000 70 HosPITAL.

Mr.. whi+e,sw Reid Matss Additional
Contribution to Red cress.
San MGteo. Cai..y March 3.-Ars.
whitsaaw Reid, wife 'of the American
.ambsssador .s.creat Britain. yesterday
made. an additional SIT Of $4,000 to
the Red Cross guild hospital. which
.he establ,shed here a. . memorial to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Mills
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
hARo,s cLAhsmAh ESCAPES.

Asbusn opiesr Leads Jail Delivery and
Peisoners Secure Freedom.
Jackson. KY, March 3. Asourn
Spicer, . Hargis clansman. led Jail
delivery last midpisht. Three other
prisoners escaped with Spicer. whose
appeal from conviction from murder Is
now pending in the states court.
Inmates OF the jail were aroused and
when they started to shout alarms to
the keepers, Spicer and his three COM
rades covered the others with guns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
1RAMPLED ev HOGS.

Boone Farmer Badly injured Today In
Stampede Of Hogs.
Special to Times-Republican.
Boone, March sc. ]. Mccall. .
wealthy farmer residing near here.
while worl1ns with hogs. was trampted
In a stampede. His ribs were broken
and he was otherwise injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
RUNAWAY AUTO MAINS.

German military Machine Crashes Into
compaNy Of Infantry.
Berlin, March IA military trans.
port au4omobtls, Of which the driver
lost control dashed full speed thru .
coms,assy oss :.sssszss7ssyT5 :s:: ::::. night Four
tosn nssn wsss injured, stx Of them. in-
cluaine Q tsuteQq1e eoe5ousiy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
TWO DIE IN SUICIDE PACT
Council eiuffs Widowyer and Unknown
Woman Found Dead in Mans Homo
Empty carhoIie Acid Bottle Be-
twssn Thsm-No Known Cause.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs. March a.-Chris
aged Is. and an unknown
woman. aged about 30. were found
Head In Christerson's home hero today.
An empty carbolic acid bottle lying on
the bed between them u believed to
reveal tbc manner Of their death
Suspicious of neiGhboTs led to . po-
lico investigation 1nd the house was
broken into. Tho two had been dead
since about Wednesday,. Christerson
was q widower. He had q large family
II children. all grown. living in the vi
cinity Of Audubon and about Atlantic.
The cause Of the apparent double
suicide Is yet a mystery. Christerson
was only partly dressed. while the
woman was fully clothed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
FR.sNps OF TARIFF BOARD
MEASURE succEEp N FIXING
TIME FOR VOTE.
FATE or BILL DECIDED
At $50 A. N. SATURDAY
Senator Stone Compelled TO YisId
Floor on Point Of Order While His
Aids Wsrs Might sss.
sion Clears Way For Action = TEL
ssraphie Nsws.

Washington, March 3.-At 1s@6
p. m. the senats passsd the naval
appropriation bill and rosvmsd
confederation Of the postoffios bill.
The sundry civil bill was passed
by the senate at 1850 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
fARsHALLTOWN. IOWA. FRIDAY MAR

when Senator Perkins. by q piont Of
order, blocked the attempt Of Senator
Crane to have Pearys promotion pro-
vided for by an amendment to the
navel appropriation bill.