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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24
READY TO BUILD.

{ract for New kleseI Hotel Building
Let for $4,000.
f'pl 10 The Tribune.
rpEN. Aplll 2S.--The contract for the
L|uction OF the new Fred J. kicsal
puildlng at the corner of Wall ave-
#ud Twenty-fourlh street was award
uny TO j. J.. Eckart. a former Salt
contractor Tho building viii be
'csorolnS to plans prepared by Julius
',ln' The building Is 10 bc a three
urick- The lower floor will consist
tte rooms all the two upper fIoors
on,laln nifty hotel rooms. Tho con-
price OF the building Ia stl. 600.
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See Little Damage to Fruit.
Special 20 The Tribune.

|
PROVO. April 23-rbc weather cleared up
Monday afternoon and clear during the
whole OF Monday night aud while last night vus
the cnldest In this section for the last ton
days. reports from Provo bench and other Sec
t,cus In the immediate vicinity Of Provo are
to the effect that tho fruit crop hss not been
injured To extent. William NJ Roylanco.
manager OF the Boylsncr csmpsny and slso ono
OF the large fruit rsiEcrS OF Provo s,a,cJ tbs,
there n every indication Of a bumper fruit
crop In, this VALLEY. The only damage done
20 far aud that IN slight II only amounts
To thinning, Is on the early fruItp. such a.
aprjcots, but Sr Royla,,co Ia of the opinion
that there viii be good crop Of this teoder
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SUMMIT IN CONTEST
VIII Select Candidates to Present at
judicial Convention.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
held this evening twelve delegates were
chosen for the Third judicial district
convention of Summit county 10 be held
at Coalvillc Thursday, Al the copvnp-
tion a candidate for the office OF district
attorney and five candidates for the Of
flee OF district Judge will be chosen for
summit county in tho race for the Of
fices against similar number OF eau
didates to be chosen by Salt Lake and
Tooele counties.
The delegates chosen today are rs fol-
lows. Frank Daley. l.. r. Wight, c..
KiRger. James Don, s, l.. Raddon, w. b.
Lewis, j. II. Johnson, W. $. Horan. w
II. Williams, w. j. Buck, j. w. Thomp-
son and Thomas Martin. s. J.. Raddon
was chairman OF tho caucus and James
Don was secretary.
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Sieased With Everglades.

~ ihf Tribune.
~ April .l-P. y. soov. 1909 Adam,
returned 10 this city after an in-
Z nv TO Palm Beach. Fla. where he
na number of other Ogden resi-
a over Tho cvorglods lands recently
-<,9 theintelNcE and oihorE IN ;hls city,
.>IR sa'e Of tho lands was held about
. ago and he declares that every. rcsi :
- S.esn Who held a contract received a
"uo Mr.. aooy himself secured a
h.-' uet lie states that no aud also
rb- ssh' there 10 represent isod buyers
~ arc vol rEti6hed with tho holdings
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JONES WINS BOXING
BOUT ON POINTS

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. April 2S.--Local lodge No, SO.
n. +. o. r.. entertained It's members and
invited guests at athletic contest aud
smoker this evening. Among the athletic
events was spirited four-round bout
between Preston Allen and Henry Jones,
both OF this city. Jones WAS given tho
decision on points. Another event was
n wrestling match by Peter Saoos OF Mid
vale and Joseph Massey OF ColprBdo.
Sacos won the first fall in 10 minutes
and the second In IL minutes.
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PROSPECT is PLEASING.
ms Baseball Fans Dream Happily
Of the Season Opening.

(ial 10 The Tribune.
6DEN, April 23,-Apother day OF such
LIher as that which prevailed today
The Unlon association league season
be opened In this city with "A bang
|1frow afternoon. The Great FAILS
n which arrived from Murray last
ing. and also Manager McCloskey' 8
"a INDUCED In brief workouts this
noon. In view Of their several days
ness II was not deemed advisable 10
[ofin strenuously today. Both teams.
rIfe OF the lack OF training, seem 10
~ good condition for the opener.
Htfe Is n movement on foot To close
9forcs and other places of business
orrov afternoon. Manager McCloskey
decided Ia start all ogden games,
4 The exception OF doublehcad pro-
umes. nj $50 o'clock in order TO give
{ans OF The business district n better
Urfunity To attend
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husband Must Explain.

Il fm Tribune.
april y For his failure 10 comply
order 10 pay the sum of S2b per
asnS ssp attorneys fees and costs OF
.uI'ed IN tho recent action brought by
'nqa 'Tasun. Judge ~. J. Harris is.
III order today citing Wilson r. Cragun
!, osiore him on April 2s and make eX-
N declared IN the petition OF the
'nA' 'he Defendant former husband has
= psy any of rho amounts stipulated by
a With tho exception of TIao
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William Vaughn Acquitted.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

| SpffIaI To IN" TTlhuhc
rRovo, April 2s.-Aucr being out Ave hour,
tho jury In rho case Of the state cr Utah
against william Vaughn returned verdict at
8 p. today Of not guilty. The case hns
been trial for tho last four days, this be-
ing tho second tIisi the jury failing to Agroe
on a verdict the nrst time.
Vaughn was charged In information by
the district attorney with assault With inton,
to murder. He 10 alleged 10 have stabbed
Hyrum Evans with a kuifc at Lcbl May II.
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To Hold Big Council.

70 Thc Trihunc
~ April 2;.-Iouibcrs OF tho ogden
\ hosal hrcsnum. arc making prepara-
u trip 10 Salt Lake tomorrow evening
ss IN an Invitation Of the Salt Lake
\ 10 lbi7 70 he present at the largest
ntrune ~ The order ever held In the
rAhs have been made for a banquet
OF Fast Supreme Regent ~. Holt
Trenton. y. j.. who ig now visiting
I'LL ot Utah, Tho new ritual OF the
~ also DO prcsented by degree team
<tcn lodge
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FIGHT PROMOTERS
BAR SCALPERS
rs international NcNs Service.

NEW YORK. April cs.--Thc managers
or Matt Wells aud Packcy Mcfarland.
who are To meet AZ Madison Square Gar
den next Friday night. met here today
and selected Jack NcGuigan OF Phila
deiphia 10 act a. referee II viii bo
necessary for McGuisan to obtain IL
ccnac as a referee from tho state boxing
commission. but this, II is believed, hn
VIII have no trouble In doing.
The management OF the club having
the n.ht in hand decided not to put the
81 uud s. seats on sale until Friday night.
tho idea hcing 90 keep them ont of tho
hands Of the spectators. Seats THAT go
for So 81 and 81 arc on sale now. but
only in limited quantities. and those IN
charge have advised prospective pur-
chascrs 10 apply early.
The public was also warned In pup
Ilshcd notices late today not 70 pay over
tho face values ma rked on tickets 1t -
nnnounccd that all spectators caught
selling tickets will be arrested en- war
rants sworn out lay the club officials
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Clayton to Wrestle Alfred.

Special to The Tribune
RiCHFIELD. April s1.--on Saturday, April g.
tho third wrestling match between wallace Al
red and bulldog Clayton viii take place a,
the Star pavilion Clayton has lost two matches
10 Alfred. bu, his frlotIds that he VIII
the noAt tlmc aud have agreed In rcpt
bet Of Slnao. This large bet the cut
minatlon TO oxriting wrestling match last
week. In vhirh Alfred secured two falig from
clayton Alfred II Ia Salt Lake trimming
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SACOS ACCEPTS
WRESTLER'S Def
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. April 23.-Peter Sacos Of Mid
vale has accepted the challenge OF G.. c.
Mclaughlin, 1910 South Tenth East street
Salt Lake, 10 wrestie catch catch can
two best in three for "A side bet OF 800
and a division OF the gate receipts. Sacos
Will sign articles any time, prefering
TO wrestlc either in Provo or Salt Lake
on Mayi next.
Sacos also challenges Leo Phillips Of
Provo for a finish wrestling match. two
best In three falls to take place I'm Provo
for q side bet OF any amount.
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Charges Habitual Inebriety.

PROVO, April e7.--Elikabeth W Booth has
commenced suit IN tho district court here FOR
divorce from Hcber r. Both. alleging ~ a
cause hsbitual drunkenness fcr the last four
year. Tho parties were married Provo April
II. 1929. Their. four children. Tho defend.
ant was tried few d0ya ago and acquitted
By jury IN tho district court u charge ot
and minor Children
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Slowly Recoyerinp

The Tribune
q aptii S-word has been received by
,nIs ciey that the ROY, C. W. Nc
AZ puetor OF tue First Method at
'srsekdown which he ruaer,d n, nj,
nsp.o' Colo. iant January. He Ia now,
Wo ruontha' vacation during tho sum,
'ssHpanm to npcnd at least a few day.
Hiendz Ia Ogden.
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All Hope Is Lost.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, April 23.--Tho relatives and friends
Of Nrv. frope c. Cordbelt have given up all
hopes OF her life having beop saved from the
wreck Of the Titanic. 4 cabcsram vas gont
Sunday 10 Rudgor Clawson. president OF the
European mission at Liverpool. asking regard.
ing her. and at o'clock This afternoon the fol
lowing answer received: Irene took Titanic.
Samo not among uurYiyors.'
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Money for Road Work,

Specia The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS. April c5.-Tweniy-nve thousand
dollars In rho amount aside by the county
commissioners for road improvements tho COM
Ing year. with this big rum st the command
of those who have tho road work In charge.
great results be accomplished.
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Bonds Arc Sold.

Special to The Tribune
IDAHO FALLS. April 2s.-Thc recent $50 900
issue OF bonds was sold by the city council
last night 20 Y, ", Rollins * Son o. New
York. who bought them at par with 4 premium
OF Se5I. tho bonds TO draw per cent inter.
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"Our baby cries for Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy writes Mrs. r. B.
Kendrick. Rssaca, Ga. ''It is the best
cough remedy on the market for
coughs. colds and Group" For sale by
all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24
BOYS Sentenced as Thieves,

Special TO The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS. April s3.-Amhy Shaw ana
Louis Stephenson, the two boyr arrested for
breaking into the Luxton meat market aud
Idaho Falls Junk company, wero found guilty.
shaw win paSS nix months In Jail and steph-
rnson will remain in the training school until
he Attains his majority.
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Miner Is Injured.

Special fo Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, April 23-Danol Mcdonald. a
miner tho Now York mine. WAS painfully In
Jured while Tightening a machine bolt The
heavy wrench which he using slipped of the
bolt and, striking his left knee with fuil force.
broke the kpco cap. He taken TO the Miners
hospI,sl IN thiu city,
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Baseball BrepitieS

NEW YORK. April 23.-rrcsideut Lynch OF
The National League Is today making thorough
investigation OF the nE hEht b'tNcou UmpiT,
RiFer and Manager Dahlon. Shich took place
tho Polo grounds Ss'urday RlElcr alleges
that Dshlon struck him hrt. while Manager
pahIen. backed up By President Etbctts. Is posi-
tive that the umpire tho ugzf.sEor. Eb-
belts ei1 submit written version to-day.
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New Bridge for Idaho Falls.

SpcCIaI 70 The TrlpUne.
IDAHO FALLS. April IA now concrete
bridge TO cost several thousand dollars viii bo
constructed In the wcst end OF town Crow
creek this summer. The span viii bo sixty
tcst ThlB Improvement, together with other
work OF like nature In and about Idaho Falle
In fast making of IL . city bssutifui
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To Be Buried Thursday,

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 2S.-.The funeral Of Jc5is Annie
Murphy. who died m carly hour this morn
Ing. will no held Thursday With services at st.
Joseph's church at p IN, Intermcot az Noun
tain View.
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CINCINNATI hpru =7.--The national baseball
commission today decided In favor ~ G. 2rrk-
cri, who has been the subject OF negotiations
between tho 81. LoulH Nationals and Montreal.
holding that title 30 hl- .crNlces continued III
the ST Louis club until he is released for
maiIy and thst - Louis must settle for ais
kaiar. Will mat ltm.
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Wall Paper and Paints.

We have large force of painters
and paperhangers and can give all work
prompt attention. Our prices are1 the
lowest. Geo. W. Ebert & Co., Al Main
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STOCKTON cal. April cs.-kunoupc.mon, Of
the orsenizstion ~ tho California state league.
consisting or Stockton, SACRAMENTO. san Fran
cisco. Oakland Calf and Modesto. made
today. George c. Frsznr OF San Francisco H.
president Tho opens M-y and only
Sunday games will be played
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CLEVELAND. April 27.-Thc Cleveland team %
the United states league hcld IL hut practice
game today Nearly thirty psycrs reported to
Manager Jack oCoDnor, the old National and
American league catcher, among them Catcher
Howard Wakefield. outncldcr Joe pclchanty and
First Bhsrmau Jerry Freeman. former major
loaEuc plsycra.
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CINCINNATI. April 2G-Eimcr Miller. an out
fielder Who It announced had been re-
leased by Cincinnati the Fort Wayne Central
league team, has been secured by the 81. lociH
Nationals
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4xanted License to Wed.

April 2a.-Msrriage uc,n.os ,
'oaay to Francis w. Madden .ns s,,..
". shmsu. both Of this city: parley
ann Mits Margaret Fo~Ies. bo,h q,
t; r.. Hamilton and Lille May pris,
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NhN 1eAEN Ne dhcAoo o6aa
WALkeo ALONG STNE st NID tAsp
neN 'PHnS KELLY OF cooeSe
'Hs WAITED GEIS oAeR cHtor
Ss Hee AeQoAiH7AsIc6 70
nNp VhG Kelly. OAe VERY fT
ONE SHe bOnPeO lNro WAs
SAoSH ELLA the VILLAGE SolJrp
eN 1GAHrEp ATne NEW eoo+
'06N ofAHltlG DELLA ovER 10
IHe GoPS WthSpEnSO
II NE 5CPG irS me ntRGe
t~'N ~ MApe 4 HOLE iA TIE
>eeHeeS ~ttA0 Old me
1OpER- R-iH-EN- OEhT7
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! This does no, include the property as
sessed by the state hoard. which lis the
corporate property, improvements upon
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Hit by Discus and Dies

MACoMB. III. April =. John Duncan a stu,
dent In tho Mscorno high school. died today after
having scen hlt tho head by 5sous thrown
In athletic practice by follow freahmsn.
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CLEVELAND April E.--Cstchcr Bert WhsI
ing ob,aiuod by Tho Cleveland Americans from
Seattle. Was returned IN thar team today.
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CHICAGO. April $-.-Chtncsc baseball player.
representing The college - Hawaii Homo
iuu. viii play tho University OF chicago team
tomorrow.
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CHICAGO. April 23.--Jsmes FrzhuEh N.ronoJ.
loft handed pitcher and free agent. has hceu
sddHi 10 the Cubs list OF twlrleFs. Msroncy
trained Vith fhc Detroit Americans during the
spriue and WAS formerly With The Philadelphia
nationals
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0ollL'rI g COS Arso ovpS par
NttSHTS OF nae DuSTy anAo
Ne0 HIKING For me E,er
tHAe AloS q D+6 Co oeLEo
@NoS TO FRS co. .Me GUzaLes
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SoSHFES JDR6 n@ WMpEp
W.T. ~ me joRs KEEP PPEp
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IN Wow z eAee~Aso WOULD
HoO CALI n a e4eNAG RULET
DMNSN DON'T 7uT
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I TuRA oOI \ COUPLE
OF ? cots, - s COT,
ANO TWO z co.'s
LASouTS THEN GET
SoHe GRve ~ 6 ~
SeT ON 70 mn OTHER
1oe AT 7Pr1 MAKE
a Y COT DRAMA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24

HEY. TAKE THAT SiLk HlLH
OFF MANIT TO SEE The
BATTER TOO.
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r N Those suffering from i weas
Vp OF life should take Juven Pills
conno, They have more rsjuyenating
issl yitalizing force than mas ever
paid In plain packAge only on receipt Of 81 and
above coupon by G. ]. Hood Co. proprietoSe
lioods Sarsaparilla, Lowell. Mass.
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SAY. fN NJ SOFT
IN ~ LAYOUT ARTIST
ON 4 HGAS PAPER
VOW SEr OK THE
JOB AT @ AN MAKE
aux 4 co.'s eGEoeG
uNcN- AFTER
WHICH
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Today's jamestown Entries.

Br International News Service
JAMEsTowN, Va. April es-Iomo.rov'a ep.
tries
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A Seol oPE&A. NOo =
Col DAsGTS TNRGG- z
COL SYN P&CATGc A
,/Col S%OETS THENCE
OuT A FEW AEADrrt GS
DRAW A FRN MAPS ToR
HG crop NR<b % Anew
cHAArN 30 DJ OfA~sf
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
Says It Would Benefit Both
the Employees and' the
Companies.

washington. D. l., Feb. 20.-Presi-
dent Taft today submitted TO congress
the report Of the employers Iaoillty
commission ana the commission pro-
r,oeef empIcvers' liability and work
7nen's conpeusatiOn BILL accompanied
bv 4 message urging the enactment OF
sfe measure. which IS the most ad-
--anced piece Of liability legislation yet
re president sets forth that the
r-01osef law not only would insure 10
9nqrlores Of railroads engaged In in
Fr-rfafe commerce quick adjustment OF
ff-efr claims for damages. but also
--r--id relieve the courts Of vast
a-oount Of work end enable them 10
e5nlfnister judicial affairs with greater
= ~incereIy hope that the act win
--ee- said the president. II deem II
~ ~ the great steps Of progress to-
--e-T = satisfactory solution Of an i'm
-,o.--+o-- phase Of the controversies be
+ween employer and employees that has
neen proposed within the last Two or
three decades.
The main provisions Of the measure
--s .errefched fn the measure and MI
Trff takes up and dlsposes OF Lhree
ofFerffons by its opponents
IN rhe first place, says the pfesl-
-.--+ ..fhs question arises, Wnetnef un-
- The provisions of the commerce
c-a--se the hllI could be considered 70
~ y regulation Of interstate ana Tor
e5--- commerce. That seems 10 pe al
--sI-- settled by the decision OF the
s75Drerne court in the employers ia
hf-fr~ case ,as..- AL,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
THEATRICAL TROUPS
UNDER INDICTMENT

Chicago, H. Feb. zO-FOur ndlct-
ments Tor alleged Relating were re-
turned today BY the federal grand jury,
the defendants being three railroad
cornpanfes. two theatrical concerns and
fOur individuals. Excessive payments
for advertising in return Tor the pur-
chase OF railroad tickets Is declared
To H. the medium by which the alleged
rebafine was accomplished.
Those indicted are;
Harry j. Rhein, general passenger
AGENT Of the Big Four railroad
William Underwood, assistant gen
eral passenger agent OF the Michigan
Central railroad
PUdolph X Hynckea of Cincinnati.
director Of the Columbia theatrical
amusement company.
Lanes r. Fennesy Of Cincinnati. d.
rector and secretary Of the Empire Cir
cult company
The columbia theatrical Amusement
compa-s Of New York.
TIE Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago
md St Louis railroad company
The Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railway.
Of Cincinnati
Large sums Of money are said 70
have been involved in the alleged re-
batting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20

resolution to arbitrate Colombia's dis
pute in connection with Panama's
ceding the canal zone to the United
States.
Florida drainage engineer Wright
testified at the Everglades land hear
ing that he had brought financial ir-
regularities charges against agricul-
ture officials as a matter OF self pro-
lection
The search for missing documents
in the case Of Maj. Ray caused a post
ponement Of the war department ex-
penditure committees investigation.
The rules committee agreed that the
house should take up for discussion
saturday the PujO money trust in
vestigation resolution.
The foreign affairs committee re-
ported a bill extending the Burton
Niagara Falls act to Nay l. to permit
preparation of legislation.
Hunt for Missing Papers.
Pending further search for missing
documents in connection with charges
against Maj. B. B. Ray. army paw
master at Chicago and certain of the
line OF inquiry to be pursued the house
committee on expenditures in the war
department held no meeting today
The discovery that some important
communications were missing from the
war department files is regarded as of
the utmost Importance by the commit
tee and for this reason It's plans have
been altered