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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
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perlett murhc. Giner smtcu sc.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

ten. iaste YrdIibent Gait: Gciu, ser
3ou auf SurmproSuftc iou unb mus
belteben bleiben. 9us mar Dor Ser
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tic ben Heciprpditdt5 : Gertrag NIT
Canada ~9utbeiBen ooer iib llnter ieine
Observation-Disclosures Itellen. I~lcrbinos
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nigen Sfnben Der Sarlner. Srpoz
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81 crpurtiren baben. Sber anocrc
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5afer. a~artofieln, sic ale bier pers
brdud)t tperoen, mo6tcu in ein3clneu
Snbren CT 6iaiger ieiu. NlS
bdruuf sehrunacn ipuroe, boB cine
biliigere Satctpoit ein9efiibrt
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ment blieb bciteben, baB mir aui elm
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bon Grafton nah Gebnrbur9 - brci
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foitet Elm dbulidcS Yafet, ba5 an Sen
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Yaris, Berlin II. :. To-. nbreiIirt 1T.
MIR II Gents. $50 Ser Saun nicorig
lit. ipriugt Die @eiR b'riiber. @as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
H~ssipre;isat -!

,Sn ieiner Monatsi6riit. She
Courier, erfldrt ii6 Siidof Sefirpn
bon @inoua, Wiuu.. 9egcn Sen 3eciz
pro5itdtss Sertrag nit Canada. ipeil
es Den ameritaniiden SarnIer itdotgc.
Gen ad)tseBu ranaSiihen Sunus
ifrieaen, bic scgcu pas Sariis Nbtums
men prptcitircn, ge9t cs ,uic ilreu
a~mcrifantiden Guileaen, Die niht
miioc uerpen ST pcriibern, bic &C.
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sBr feline SnImitdmnle erpreiieu Wta.
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baG piele 0csnsr peS Sertrascs bot
lclbtiahtigcn Msutipen bcrinfluit limb.
Sns Shidial bes @c9enleiti9teitsz
s(bfommcns nit CANADA lit audi heute
nod ungcipib. Sm SnlSeslcnnt miro
oclteuh denla4t, bGb fulm 3eit gernlg
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porlieoeubeu .Mcfprm Z @cieBe" p:rs
bleibe. sSriiibcut Gait beitcbt inbes
bnrauf, pnB Der Sennt buS bonn Saule
bereits beitGtiatc a6fommen. .Io ODER
10" erlebiaeu llnS CANADA %lpcnl9iten5
cine beIimmtc autlport erhalten loll.
aant pber niQ ser Senat Iih INIT Der
a~naeleaenbeit niGt bcidicn. 10 lpiro
ipdbriheinlid ihon I'M Wdr5 Der neue
GonareB an elmer INSTRUMENTATION
Saguna einberuieu. 0a aDer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Pattern 1871 and Ladies' Skirt
with Yoke 1868. The skirt is ex-
tremeIy stylish, with the yoke
shaped in points over a four-gore
lower portion, that has plaits at
each seam. II is cut in 5 sizes:
%, "a, &c, % and 80 inches waist
measure. The coat may be cut in
either of two lengths and finished
with a shawl or notched collar;
may also have straight or cut
away closing. The coat is cut In
6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and az
inches bust measure. The patterns
require for the entire suit 10
yards Of 36-inch material for the
36.inch size.
This illustration calls for two
separate patterns which will be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

cheviot, broadeioth, or other coat
ings are all suitable for this
model. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: IA, 16 and 10 years. II re-
quires 2 SO yards Of 44-inch ma.
terIal for the 16-year size.
s7e3-GirPs Cape. A Comfortable,
Convenient Top Garment. For
general wear, for stormy or cold
weather this model has many
good features. It will afford pro-
lection from rain IL made of wa
ter-proof cloth, and the hood is
most comfortable and warm for
cold days. As an evening wrap,
to v "party dresses" il also
has advantages. The hood may
be omitted. The pattern is cut in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Bitten uub Dem Srdngeu ser gltern
iid iiigcuh, brabte er icbuh oos aino
nn6 Dem 81. &it5erss 6oipitaie, no
Der @iugrifi msGcTibct purpe huo
atlan8.
Nah Seiluu8 Der @uuae .purne
Der aleine Suriit 81 icnen gltcrn
ua9 ejuueB Sill, 9. 5 sebrad,t. ipo
CT inter @inillb Der y-ten &uit
ipa9it mo eebeibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

6 sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10, IL and IA
years. II requires 4 1-8 yards of
36-inch material for the 1o-year
size.
'711-Girl's Princess Coat Dress. A
Suitable, Comfortable Model. The
coat dress has been so popular
for past months among srown-ups
that it seems only fair to give lit
tie folks a chance to show how
pleasing and becoming the style
is for them also. The model mere
shown has an open neck with
sailor collar cut with shawl re-
vers over. the fronts. Plated ex-
tensions at the seams at skirt
depth lend a graceful fitness. The
sleeve is a coat-shaped one-pieee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

nelteltcn5 Senator IIbridl bem Srdz
ltbenten mitgetbeiit bal. baB CT Die
Ibmndltng biaige. ulb ba Ser @iSerz
ltdnb gcgen einen f~reiereu &crfebr nit
Dem H~afbnrlnnbe in Der 6auptiade
nnr nod bon Ben @albpertpiiitern nno
DEM Snpiertrult ~fortgeieBt lpirb, 10
limo Die Iusiifteu immerbin giinitiger
geluprbeu. Senn, ihreiht audi Der
r@rceliior", ben It'd fir bcbrubt
baltennen Sarmern bes ,9eitenS"
iuirn CO leid)t flar su MAIDEN ieiu, bas
tic ben cauaniihen @ettbcmerb In
@abrheit nidt 5a fiirdtcn BADEN. Sie
@etrcinepreiie Werocn i'm @cltmarfte
feitgelest, heiicn M"ittelpuntt bic 9pns
bDrer S1rie lit. ID nm DaS camG=
btidc 0ctreibc bircft mad Gnglnup
amsscfibrt, pbcr Oh es mad ben Ter=
cinigtcu Staaten perihift piro mnn
Die Stcigcrutg her am%crifantidcn
Musfubr uad europa ermDslift, fam
u%ffcnbar fcinen iinterihicp madeu.
Die piidtbarcn Yprrathe" ncbmcI
ncScr Gb nod 5n, ucmn IN Stellc beS
mad, ben %crcinisten Staaten seihif-
ten Wct5cnS amcrifaniifer WeiSen
ii1cr hen SscGn seht. WDhl aber
,pirS ben amerifnniifcn 9anbwirtben
Der aneenfilisc @cmcis gelieiert ,ucr=
ben, bnf bic oShut5Dle" aui ihrc Or
aeu8uiiIe Gin snn5 nieoertrid tiser
Shiuiunci iiuo.
%fT
y, G.. @ecfer ihreibt: &iclc iinb
gegeu ben 8ertrag. ipeil es ben Gas
naoaer Sarmeru mebr 5n RllBen mare.
ais Sen inlGnbiihen, unb Die Sreile
eiu5clner Irtifel bier etnas herr
inter geben lpiirben. Sic Sauptiade
nber lit. baB aerabe beim Sarmer ans
~scianseu wiro, menn Die Sole ernie
brigt pber beieitist perben iolen. Ils
bie @etreipe3one burh bas YaDnes
albri1 3ougeieb resusirt pcrbeu icus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

S783--ladies' Costume with Side Clos.
ing, and with or without Trim
ming Bands. Semi-princess effects
have lost none of their popularity,
for what is more comfortable and
convenient than a waist and skirt
that will stay in place, as this
style shows. The side closing and
round yoke effect on this model
are especially attractive. The
sleeve is cut to simulate a cap at
Its upper part. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: 80, "a, Sc, SO, 40 and
az inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 7 1-2 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the 36-inch size.
87o1-366S-Ladies' Coat Suit. Com
posed of Ladies' Semi-fitting Coat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

IL years. II requires 4 yards Of
36-inch material for the 12-year
size.
3659-Boy's Blouse Suit with knick-
erbockers. These little suits arc so
simple and easy to make that no
home dressmaker need fear to at
tempt the sewing. The design
here shown has double breasted
fronts and a sleeve that is plated
over the wrist. Linen, chambrey,
flannel, or cloth may be used with
equal good effect. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: 2, a and 6 years.
II requires 8 3-8 yards of 27-inch
material for the 4-year size.
USE COUPON BELOW.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

model. Wash or wooden fabrics
may be used for this design. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: s, 8, 10,
IL and IA years and requires 3 70
yards of 44-inch material for the
1o-year size.
s7s6-Girl's Coat. A Stylish Little
Top Garment. In velvet, plush,
caracul or cloth this model will
be very effective. The model 10
~box-shaped and has plated extern
sions at the side hack. The sleeve
may be made in bishop style or as
a %cne-piece coat sleeve. A notched
collar that may be of velvet fin.
ishes the neck edge. The pattern
IS cut in 5 sizes: 4, 6, s, 10 and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Suhbiaton Der WeiIe uub Der bpdlp.
Serren Sans uou ct. @lorto ulb
&ulder bon 9tclroIe als Gercmpninre.
6od)iu. &r. Yeiffer bon @hcn &aleD
biclt Die SciGerrehe. Il. l. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Der Sarmer proou3irt uub Der Nrheiter
benotbi9t, ioll binigcr gemaht tuerpcu;
ipas Der Snrnlcr urlb Ser Irbeiter
braufen, iou blciben ipie es lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Kircsl.3es.

SenttIe, 8uIb. - 8cu. :. g.
SouIet, Der 81 Sabre lang I'M Norpz
ICeitcn 9enirtt bot. SuerIt Wltcr beG
Snoinneru, bGnn inter ben AniieDleru,
iif gum pdpItltdcu Sullsprdluteu err
nannt tuuroen uno pIrbe AM %. 6ez
brilar i'll Der ct. IurienzSsirdgc 5u
@cllingbam in0eitirt.
SellcbiIIe, Su. - Sodp. Or.
Sos. 3. S6larmonn, 9icftpr Der CT.
Seter's @Natbeornie, bat iih elmer
SpcrattYu iiir Slinronrm Gnt5iiubuna
uuter6ieben miiiIeu. Surd1 ben gliit
iidlcn &crlaui Der Operation ideint
atle @efabr iib~eritnuSen Su icin.
Scr bcdlu'nc 8iihpf 5. SauIien bal
Den lotm. Gart ), @ic1mnnn. &Farrec
in &rairtc on 8oGcr, gum &fnrrCr
ber @er5 SeIlz0 iemcinoe in OH Gupin
c%rnnnnt. ais gtanfolacr ocS todlp.
adrI &!odc. Der ant IA. Sebruar Su
0rabe 0ctrdaen runrheu lit.
erie, Sa. - @roBcS GufIebcn
unb Gcrehtc Gatriiltuu9 pcrirs
Inhte AM Wor9cn bcS 8. Scbruur
Die &ntneding. pd6 Siebc BIC toits
barren &elhe uno M%onltranSeu ser
hieiigcn ct. Suhn'ssairhe 9croub.
mn Die 9elpcibteu 6nitien ali ocm
Sobcu uuo AMI Dem aItnre pcrItrcut
batteu. 0odp. 8ater @rod, elmer
Der aiiiitentcu. mncbtc Ole GutSeduus.
ais er UNI 6 llbr irib CUR Stride fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

mailed to any address on receipt
of 10 cents for each pattern in sill.
yer or stamps.
S7e7-A Stylish Model, %portraying
some of the best features of the
Seasons Coat Styles. Semi-Fitted
Coat for Misses Or Small Women.
The semi-fitted coat is ever o
lar, and especially we'll adapted
for home sewing as .he arrange
rnent of the SCANS makes tine
slight fitting that is necessary an
easy matter. The t~o-seam sleeves
may be finished with or without
cuffs. The sailor collar witt its
shaped revers over the open fronts
depicts the latest idea in collar
effects. Satin, ~caracuI, serge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
DEMOCRATS IN A HURRY
May Begin Revision Before Get
ting Tariff Board Reports.

Washington. Dec THE Democratic
members Of the Ways and Means Com
nittee, il was announced to-day. probably
nir begin work on cotton and Voolleh
tariff revision bills without waiting for the
reports Of the Tariff Board and the PreSI'
dents message accompanying them Rep
treso0ta.ive Underwood has called a con-
Terence on the subject for tomorrow AZ
which the tariff, programme for the present
ipssion may be determined
The Tariff Board is working at h'sh
saed in an EFFORT TO present its report on
Woo, 10 President Taft on Saturday The
cotton report probably will not be in me
Presidents hands until after the Christmas
holidays
The entire field investigation OF the
vo,llon Industry has been finished and the
board rs preparing a digest of this material
showing the difference IN cost Of produc-
ton in this country and abroad. Every
element Of outlay IN the conduct OF the
Industry. including labor. will be extern
.syely set forth. While the board will not
recommend rates Of duty. II will discuss
the probable effect Of various figures IN
,eiuding specific and sd vaiorem duties IN
the light Of the data which it has collected.
The field investigation of the cotton IN
custry viii not be completed for ton days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
STEEL INQUIRY GOES ON
No Agreement Reached by Stan
ley and Littleton.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, Dec. undetermined TO pro
coed with the Investigation of the Steel
Corpora ton. despite the governments suit
~ dissolve II. Chairman Stanley OF the
House investigating committee announced
tonight that he had issued a call for the
meeting Of the committee next Monday.
Democratic leaders OF the House are still
endea vorinc TO patch up the differences be-
tween Mr.. STANLEY and Representative Lit
Teton
What will you do II majority Of the
committee vote 30 narrow the scope Of your
investigation" Chairman Stanley was
asked tonight.
Il predict that the investigation will pro-
coed. nevertheless" was the answer.
II IS believed that II Mr.. Littleton votes
with the minority members Of the commi-
tee against investigating matters covered
in the governments suit Mr.. Stanley will
appeal 70 the House to have the member
shin enlarged and none but true and tried
Stanley adherents will be named. The chair
man seems determined 70 brook no inter-
ference with his plans TO make as much
capital as possible out of the investigation
Speaker Clark announced that he would
take no action on the petition for the Inn
parchment and expulsion from the House
Of Representative Jattleton. OF New York.
which was filed by Henry r. Martin OF the
Antitrust League. His decision was based
on the ground that the petition contained no
pertinent matter Of business for the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
DEFENDS HEAlER'S METHOD
Virgil o, strickler Speaks at
First Scientist Church.

Virgil o. Stricken OF the Christian
Science Board Of Lectureship, replied last
night al the First Church of Christ
Scientist. 10 recent criticisms Of the
Church's system of healing.
MANY people" he said. do not under
stand why Christian Scientists have more
faith I'm Christian Science treatment than
a. drugs. The reason he continued, 'is
plain" adding:
Tbcv get better results under Christian
ccierce than they formerly obtained under
,bc drugging system. Christian Scientists
~ common with all other people desire the
hest method Tor healing themselves and
families and they adhere 10 Christian
tbst the results are uniformly moro salts.
factory than under the various medical
.ysterns they had previously tried.
on Sunday last newspaper I'm this city
.,ubiisber tho names of thirty-tvo children
t.bn. II claimed. had died under Christian
SCIENCE treatment In the United states dur
ing the last thirteen years
child. dies under Christian Science treat
nrnt, the fact IL published under glarine
hcadIinos IN the papers, and Is a rul,
somebody Is arrested. II is safe. therefore
~ assume that IN publishing the list tbs
r.wspaper has made strong case
aesinst Christian science az 1t vas able
70 do.
Then Mr. Strickler quoted Health De
rartment statistics in support Of his conten.
,ior that these deaths were a very small
,,ronortiou OF the total number OF children
v,ho died, most Of them under the care OF
MUSICIANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
TRIAL PUT OFF FOR STOKES
Court Grants Delay Until Thurs
day Because of Illness.

The trial of Lillian Graham and Ethel
Conrad for shooting W. f. D. Stokes was
adjourned yesterday until Thursday, owing
to Mr. Stokes illness. DR.. Josiah p.
Thornley,, house physician at the An
sonia, who has been attending Mr. Stokes,
was sworn a. witness shortly after court
opened, and testified that his patient was
still confined to his bed and would not
be able 10 come TO court for AZ least two
or three days
Assistant District Attorney Buckner
asked Or. Thornley, II IT would endanger
the patients life If the court and jury ad-
Iourned to the Ansonia and counsel Tor
the defendants completed the cross-eXami-
nation of Mr.. Stokes at his bedside. Or.
Thornley, advised very strongly against 1t.
Robert W Moore and Clark /. Jordan.
counsel for the defendants, also objected
TO taking their clients To the Ansonia az
this time. Justice Marcus decided to take
an adjournment until Thursday, express
ing the hope that Mr.. Stokes would ue
able 10 appear in court at that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
SENATE MARKING TIME
Important Business Likely to
Wait Until After Holidays.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Dec 5.--The first instalmeh'
o. bills introduced IN the Senate at to-day
session failed 10 disclose any purpose 10
enter at once on the consideration Of the
more serious problems confronting Con-
gress
\ flood Of resolutions ana memorials
favorine the ratification Of the arbiuatloh
treaties with Great Britain ana france
came in from many states, indicating the
popular interest in the promotion OF inter-
national peace. Several resolutions from
Jewish organizations calling for tho apro-
cation Of the treaty with Russia also were
presented Senator Culberson again intro
duced his resolution TO the same effect
Senator Hepburn. declaring that al
though the battle was over, there might be
some uncxploded hcmbs lying about on the
0ald." introduced . bill to repeal tho Cana
dian 7. ciproCitv act, the second section OF
which. The VOod pulp ana paper clause
went into effect. although the agreement
was rejected BY Canada. senator lCNn :
send Introduced a bin providing federaI
registration Of automobiles engaged IN IN
terState commerce, and Senator kenyon IN
troduced again. in somewhat modified form,
his bill providing Jail sentences TOT floia-
lions Of tho antitrust law.
There il no indiCa tion that any important
legislation will be taken up before the hoh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
Mr.. WICKERSHAM lLL
Had 10 Leave Cabinet Meeting
Condition Not Serious.

Washington. Dec. ATTORNEY General
Wickersham was taken suddenly III while
attending the Cabine. meeting to-day. Dr.
DELANEY President Taft's physician. was
summoned from the War Department
After working With his patient for nfteen
minutes. with the President and other mem
bsrS OF the Cabinet doing what they could
tp ago nl.. ~. Jeisnev ordered the Attpr-
ney General 10 be removed 10 his nome;
His automobile was taken 20 the rear OF
he White House and a sr-jll cate. r@r"IN
used. was broken open. Mr.. Wickersnsm
walked % the automobile without ASSIST
snce ur Delaney entered with MIN, ana
they were driven rapidly 20 the Attorney
General home In 18th street As an moi
cation that the Illness w3s not serious, inc
Cabinet continued IN session
The following statement was given out AZ
me White House
During The Cabinet meeting TINS morn
ING Mr Wickersham, the Attorney General
suffered q slight attack OF simple inalets-
lion. Major DELANEY was called, ana inc
Attorney General was able to go 10 us
home. Major Delaney SAID later that INC
attack Vas not serious and the Attorney
General would be all right IN . Few hours
and probably 81 his office to-norro" MORN
thk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
ALBANY INQUIRY ENDED
Little Chance for Hearings, Even
if Committee Wins Appeal.
.rpy reIsgarb "a The rribun.


Albany, Dec. 5.-When the Albany IN
vestigating committee adjourned to-day
after a short hearing, It had practically
completed its labors 1t is believed. unless
n can obtain an extension OF time. James
". Osborne. CHIEF counsel, admitted that
his hands were tied by the decision OF the
Appellate Division in favor Of William
Barnes. ir.. the Republican State Chair
man. who was upheld by the court IN not
answering certain questions before the
committee. -.
Mr.. Osborne SAYS that he has much more
material. which ne would like TO present
10 The committee II the Court of Appeals
grants decision I'm his favor IN the barnes
case. notice of appeal having been nied
today The case. however, VIII not nc
heard until December Is. and declslon
will probably not be handed down UNIV q
week from that time. This VIII hrlhe tue
matter into the Christmas holidays, ana
as the life of the committee terminates
January ., there is little probability OF any
more hearings. ...,.
II was learned to-day that the commit
tee had exhausted its appropriation OF $50 =
nN and the Legislature Is not likely 20
grant any additional money. claims Oh
emnloves of the committee foot up 10 s'''-
900 and tho committee has pared them
down 10 s4S3Ca leaving $500 for any other
expenses, such as those In connection WIN
tho appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-06
PACKERS TRIAL TO GO ON
Supreme Court Refuses to Stay
Proceedings.

Washington, Dec. 5.--The Supreme Court
Of the United States to-day refused 10
grant a stay ii the beef packers trial in
chicago until the court could pass on the
constitutional tight raised by the packers
IN habeas corpus proceedings.
The packers are cited to appear to-uor-
rou I'm the United States District Court
at Chicago for trial on indictments aneg-
ing criminal violations of the sherman
antitrust law. To-day's action by the Su-
pTemc Court VIII l7rIuH' ''S I'i"' ~ P'0
coed.
cision of the court. No opinion was hand
ed down. the chief Justice contenting MIN
self with the mere statement that the pack
erE' motion was refused.
Chicago. Dec 5.-United States Attorney
Wilkerson. who has prosecuted the cases
against the packers. was elated AT the news
from Washington. The government ~
ready. as IL has been for long time, TO
proceed with the trial tomorrow morning
Tho iurv was ordered 10 report to-niorro"
and T think the trial will begin" he said.
Selection of a Jury will begin as soon as
nations are disposed Of in court to-mor-
row. Thirty peremptory challenges VIII DC
q allowed each side in selecting the jurors
one question was not settled tonight Dy
the defence. That was whether an attempt
would be made 20 try the packers one az
a time. instead Of together. This Mr.. VII
kerson is prepared 70 combat. as the men
Will be on trial for alleged conspiracy.
Eighty-two veniremen will report for ser
vice when court opens The government
will be represented by Mr.. Wilkerson ana
seven other attorneys, among them Senator
knnvnn OF Iowa.