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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25

What is regarded as almost cer-
tainly the next revenue law of Ida
ho was given birth in the lower
hause on Monday morning, when
house bill No. 81 was introduced
by Davis, Johnston, Baldridge, Far
min and Black. The bill was at
once referred to the printing COM
Imittee, and automatically under a
house resolution was turned over
ito the committee of 1 5 for consid-
|eration and recommendation.
The bill, as introduced, was
drawn principally by Senators st.
Clair and Potts, who had the as
sistance of several members of the
house and others and conforms ClCs
ly to the wishes of the joint Re
publican caucus, by which it was
considered on Saturday night. At
this meeting the first draft of the
bill was considered and proposed
then have been in
1t is expected that this
measure will receive the unanimous
support of the majority party in
both houses of the legislature, and
lores are entertained that final
action on the bill viii not be de-
aged later than next Saturday
Although there is a strong pos /
;ibility that Governor Hawley may
,eto the bill when it reaches him,
number of the members feel that
he governor will give it his appro-
-al. 1t is pointed out that the bill
Is drawn is in no sense a partisan
Measure and that care has been
aiken to incorporate the bes3 of
he provisions of the MacLane-Mar-
in measure, leaving out, however,
IL suggestions relative to the crea-
ion of tax commission, and that
f the vote on the passage of the
ill should show the determination
# a majority of the members of
9th houses, the governor will ap-
rove this measure as the best
e can secure from the extra ses-
ion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25
KNIPE PATENT
IS HELD UP
'Tlterference" Process Filed Upon
Fish Screen Inventor.

Everett Knipe, inventor of a fish
screen which has attracted a great
deal of attention on account of
its adaptabflity ot irrigation
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25

Postmaster Waring has made a
number of improvements to the
postoffice with the object of facil-
itating the handling of the mails.
New tables and racks have been
installed and conveniently arrang-
ed for the use of himself and as
sistant as well as the rural car
riers
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25

w. l.. Powell has decided to re-
main in California, having engag-
ed in the grocery business at Los
Angeles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25
Married.

Emmett Park $nd Miss Whelchel
were united in marriage Saturday.
Judge d. NJ. Stokesbely officiating
Mr.. Park is now resident of Salt
Lake.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25

-Oohssteu VI nome bedutrc5, 5Ona-
thans, Spitzenbergs and several
other varieties, and rnged in quality
from Extra Fancy to Choice A
greater portion of the fruit was
raised on Mr. Coulson's fruit
farm at the foot of Freezeout
Hill and was very nice.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25
Big Victory for Brewers

Washington, Jan. 22.-Beer is
a commodity and railroads must
carry it when offered for transpor-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25
Born.

On Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Eaton, son.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-25

Butter wrappers at The Index.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
SOME GREAT LIVE WIRE
VALUES FROM THE MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

CORSET COVERS in a complete assortment Of sizes,
beautifully trimmed with lace and Insertion
LIVE WIRE PRICE 25e
MUSLIN DRAWERS Of very good quality, tucked
and trimmed with embroidery. These are regu-
lar S9c Drawers LIVE WIRE PRICE 25o
CORSET COVERS AND NIGHT ROBES AT Soc
The regular price of these pretty garments is Use.
The Corset Covers are prettily trimmed with lace
and insertion and the robes which are low neck
and short sleeves are trimmed with fine en-
broidery- LIVE WIRE PRICE Soc
LONG WHITE CREPE SKIRTS made from the new
cotton crepe, these Skirts require ironing.
They are beautifully made and trimmed with lace
and insertion LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
CREPE NIGHT ROBES and also line of MUSLIN
NIGHT ROBES. all of which are trimmed with
pretty lace and embroidery
LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LIVE WIRES FROM THE
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT

CoRYLOPsIs OF JAPAN TALCuM POWDER
which is always sold for 15c win be sold sAtur-
day LIVE WIRE PRICE i7e
cELLULoD DRESSING COMBS which rstsn Tor
tic EACH good Combs with all coarse or half ass
teeth will be sold at bargain prices
LIVE WIRE PRICE TIE
PURE BRISTLB TOOTH BRUSHES with eitbsr
cehulold or bone handles This is regular z5c
Brush LIVE WIRE PRICE f7s
COSMO BUTTERMILK SOAP-This is one Of M
best known Soaps which are recommended for tbe
complexion. Regular price Sc cake
LIVE WIRE PRICE &c
AIR PERFUME AND DEoDoRIzER-Bqrns with
delightful aromatic odor and is guaranteed %
keep the mosquitoes away
LIVE WIRE PRICE, Toe box
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
A LIVE WIRE MESSAGE FOR THE
MEN FOLKS-LIVE WIRE PRICES
IN THE FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT

soc POROSF<NIT UNDERWEAR FOR 29c GAR
MENT-This is the regular soc Underwear and is
perfect in every detail. In white only. Short
Sleeve Shirts and Knee Drawers
LIVE WIRE PRICE 29c
soc BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR made from natural
Egyptian Shirts have either long or short
sleeves and the drawers are made with double
seat LIVE WIRE PRICE 35c
BOYS BATHING SUITS IN THE soc QUALITY
Either two-piece suits for boys. These
are navy blue, trimmed with colors and are Of
fered in either the short sleeve or sleeveless
styles LIVE WIRE PRICE SOC
$100 OUTING SHIRTS in the coat style with French
double cuffs and separate soft collar to match
A very good value at $100-
LIVE WIRE PRICE SIC
MEMS BATHING SUITS IN THE $10O QUALITY
Either one or o-piece suits with short sleeves
or sleeveless in plum color, plain navy or navy
trimmed with colors will go on sale for Saturday
only LIVE WIRE PRICE 79c
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
THE RUG AND
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
SHOWS. SOME
STARTLING LIVE WIRE BARGAINS

$125 SCRIM CURTAINS in either white or ecru
These are made in the regulation length and
finished with a wide band of dainty Insertion
LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
$125 COUCH COVERS made from a high grade
tapestry in red green stripes. These are re-
versible- LIVE WIRE PRICE 98c
FULL LENGTH SASH CURTAINS worth csc 60
sale Saturday for 19c pair. The muslin Is
Of excellent quality LIVE WIRE PRICE 1oe
S3c and 35c CHINA MATING of the best grade in
all colors. We offer this in plain white also
LIVE WIRE PRICE 27e
36-INCH ART TICKINGS AND CRETONNES which
always sell for 90c yard. These are washable,
all this seasons patterns and offered in
all colors- LIVE WIRE PRICE 22c
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY
EXERCISES IN PARK
Band Concert Will Be Held at the
Lake in Afternoon.

The board Of park commissioners
are arranging to make Mohegan park
q place of attraction for the Fourth
This year. and it is expected that the
largest crowd will visit there on that
Gay of any day since the park has been
opened. The foliage is at it's best and
will furnish abundant shade for the
VISITORS. The commissioners hope that
9 large number of people, especially
family parties will arrange to pass
the day there. Baseball may be en-
loyed in the field back of the Rock
well street entrance and other games
knay be arranged for in different parts
Of the park.
In the afternoon Tubbs' military
band will give a concert from 2.30
o'clock until $50 o'clock at the lake.
The use of fireworks will be prohib-
tied to prevent fires and other dam
age.
Superintendent Duff has a number
II men working on the road known
rs No. ?. The road which will con-
meet the Washington street entrance
with the road from Greenevile was
started about three years ago. The
Washington street entrance is now
completed and is very attractive and
picturesque.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
BARGAINS

SOC SHIRT WAIST RINGS-These novsaty rings ara
sterling silver and set with oval stones in the
fashionable coorings. regular soc qualify
LIVE WIRE PRICE 5s
BROOCHES BELT PINS, HAT PINS AND
BUCKLES in great variety Of style which all
ways sell for soc are placed on sale saturday-
LIVE WIRE PRICE sss
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL
PlcNlcs AT OCEAN BEACH
Delightful Day Enjoyed by Party of
no,

Christ Church Sunday school went
on its annual picnic on Friday, GO
4ng TO Ocean beach with 40 in the
merry party. They left from here by
The motor boat Yantic of the Thames
Navigation company, as far as New
London, and the rest of the way by
the steamer Gardner to Ocean beach.
Not all could transfer to the Gard
ner as her licensed capacity was only
1S0. so that a considerable delegation
went around to the beach on the cars.
AS IS usual the church furnished the
lunch. which was served at noon I'M
der the direction of the committee,
consisting of Miss Annie Petrie chair
man, Miss Susan l. Gallup, Miss Mary
Richards and Miss Louise Robinson.
Supt WaitG 2. Crooks and the rector,
Rev. r. r. Graham. made up the
transportation committee.
a thoroughly enjoyable time was the
portion Of all who attended and the
cutting was well carried out for the
comfort of all in the school They
participated in all the sports that the
4eashore affords and returned to Nor
Fich by the o'clock trip of the Yam
DC from New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LIVE WIRE SPECIALS
FROM THE LACE DEPARTMENT

121zc and 15c PURE LINEN LACEs in all widths
LIVE WIRE PRICE Sc
Csc WIDE EMBROIDERED EDGES in pretty pat
terms with well-hnished scallops No rough
edges LIVE WIRE PRICE 12Iac
soc EMBROIDERED BATISTE AND VENISE LACE
BANDS-These are AZ inches wide and the va
riety Of patterns is good
LIVE WIRE PRICE sec
$1.25 EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS- Beautiful
embroideries for the summer dresses Our Sc
lection is very complete
LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LIVE WIRE VALUES IN THE
NOTION DEPARTMENT

15c WHITE Tw1ILED TAPE in 24-yards rolls
LIVE WIRE PRICE Toe
IRONING WAX put up with wooden handles
LIVE WIRE PRICE, s fer Sc
25c SEWING SCISSORS in all sizes special
Boston Store quality
LIVE WIRE PRICE fse
NICKEL SAFETY PINS in three sizes. Good safety
clasps. Value sc card
LIVE WIRE PRICE, for Sc
ENGLISH PINS on papers. The best quality. Reg
ular price 1oc a paper
LIVE WIRE PRICE 7s
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LIVE WIRES FROM THE
GLOVE DEPARTMENT

Csc CHAMOISETTE GLOVES in either white or
natural, with two clasps These Gloves are
washable LIVE WIRE PRICE 1870
LONG SILK GLOVES in either black or white
LIVE WIRE PRICE sec
LONG SILK GLOVES in either black or white
LIVE WIRE PRICE 6ec
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29

way n. tAs world did y0u make
RnAt hsemac application 70 have your
HnaHaJ c1stf" 'Becsuss." rspliSd the
naaak .yst oeskEnAte man, Il wanted 10
- 500 u 'AsEtnS my own way about
baanstAfng.~
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LEATHER AND HAIR GOODS
SECTION

REAL LEATHER BAGS with oxydized and rlit
frames. We usually sell these bags for sioo-
LIVE WIRE PRICE 4se
LADIES' BELTS-A fine assortment Of Elastic ard
Leather Belts In navy, black, brown and green
The regular price Of these Belts is Soc
LIVE WIRE PRICE 5ss
Zoe SHE'LL BARRETTEs AND SIDE COMBS in the
newest shapes. There is a good assortment Of
Back Combs also LIVE WIRE PRICE f5s
SANITARY WASHABLE HAIR ROLLS in assortod
brown shades Regular isc value
LIVE WIRE PRICE Zoe
26-INCH SWITCHES which are made from hair Of
excellent quality. We ordinarily sell those
Switches for $500. All shades in the lot
LIVE WIRE PRICE Sf3s
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
WONDERFUL LIVE WIRE VALUES
IN DOMESTIC AND WHITE GOODS

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY COTTON
GOODS AT THESE PRICES
36-INCH BROWN COTTON CLOTH-Regular price
&c yard. LIVE WIRE PRICE 7c
36-INCH BLEACHED COTTON CLoTH-Regular
price 12kc- LIVE WIRE PRICE 1oc
zoe BLEACHED PILLOW CASES-42 by 1872 and
As by ssh LIVE WIRE PRICE 15e
25c BLEACHED PILLOW CAsEs-45 by 3Sh-
LIVE WIRE PRICE 1ec
75c BLEACHED SHEETS. size 81 by 90
LIVE WIRE PRICE sec
S5c BLEACHED SHEETS. size 81 by 90
LIVE WIRE PRICE 6so
800 BLEACHED SHEETS, size 81 by 90
LIVE WIRE PRICE 7sc
&c ALL LINEN BLEACHED CRASH
LIVE WIRE PRICE 7c
121aS BLBACHED AND UNBLEAcHED CRASH
all linen LIVE WIRE PRICE &c
CSC MERCERIZED BATISTE for waists and dresses
in stripes and cross bar effects
LIVE WIRE PRICE 1sc
csc BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS of good size
and weight LIVE WIRE PRICE 1ec
CSC BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS of good size
and weight LIVE WIRE PRICE 25c
5pc MERCERIZED COTTON DAMAsK-Looks like
fine linen damask and launders beautifully
LIVE WIRE PRICE 2sc
$3.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH in 12-yard pieces
LIVE WIRE PRICE s11o
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29

Have you swer had typhoid fever -
I'VE; but werksd ali summer on q
1sS1n enceS--Nsw YORK Tribune
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
FLASHES FROM THE
ART GOODS DEPARTMENT

LAUNDRY BAGS-These are all linen and hand
somely embroidered. They are worth double the
price asked LIVE WIRE PRICES 42c and 25c
CRETONNE PILLOWS. BOTH SQUARE AND OBJ
LONG, ALSO SCARFS TO MATCH-These have
always sold for 75c and Csc
LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
ALL OF OUR STAMPED GOODS FOR SATURDAY
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
SATURDAY IN THE
RIBBON DEPARTMENT

DRESDEN RIBBONS WHICH CANNOT BE DUP.
LOCATED at less than 2sc yard Beautiful
patterns and colorings--
LIVE WIRE PRICE 12o
TAFFETA AND MORE RIBBONS which are our
regular $50 grades in the best eoiors-
LIVE WIRE PRICE 15e
A BIG LINE or HEAVY TAFFETA RIBBON Ia ali
the wanted coors. Ribbons which you have
gladly paid 29c yard for
LIVE WIRE PRICE 49,.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

75c ARMURE-Ths popular novelty weave is sold
everywhere for 75c yard. During this sale we
offer it in navy, brown, green and black
LIVE WIRE PRICE 58c
S10O LROSE-Another popular novelty which is
greatly underprced during this sale. 1t is A
inches wide all wool and light in weight All
the desirable colors- LIVE WIRE PRICE Doc
81 90 SHEPHERD CHECKS in black and white
three sizes LIVE WIRE PRICE 69c.
BUTTERFLY BROADCLOTH"-If you do not know
this cloth in and get acquainted 1t is
fine 'broadcloth, sponged and shrunk ready for the
needle and is offered in coors and black
LIVE WIRE PRICE $4.27
IMPORTED ENGLISH MOHAIRS of the very best
make. and they Ripley dyed which guaran-
tees the color and finish. All reversible
75c MOHAIR- LIVE WIRE PRICE 5sc
s1.oo MOHAIR- LIVE WIRE PRICE 7sc
. sL25 MoHAIR-- LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
A LIVE WIRE MESSAGE FROM
THE WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT

SC STANDARD APRON GINGHAMs in the best pat
terms LIVE WIRE PRICE SEC
1212c DRESS MUSLINS Of fine quality in up date
patterns LIVE WIRE PRICE 8L2c
121ac-INCH PERCALES-These Percales are full
width, full count and we have'a fine assortment
of the latest patterns LIVE WIRE PRICE &c
1215c DRESS GINGHAMS OF STANDARD MAKE
This lot includes Red Seal, York and Bates Etc.
Good variety of designs and colors--
LIVE WIRE PRICE &c
NAUSHON GINGHAMS are the best domestic ging-
hams to be had They have all the splendid pat
terms and colors of the imported and the same
soft finish. They are 30 inches wide Regular
price 15c- LIVE WIRE PRICE 11Rc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
SPARKS FROM THE
LADIES' NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT

121ac PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS LIVE WIRE PRICE Sc
100 PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS either mems
or women's They hemstitched-
LIVE WIRE PRICE 12IRe
SC MEMS AND WOMEN's HANDKERCHIEFs-
LIVE WIRE PRIcE.6 for 1ee
IRISH LACE COLLAR AND CUFF sETs-A beau
tiful assortment of these dainty sets valued at
S19s, goes on sale Saturday,
LIVE WIRE PRICE CSC
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
LIVE WIRE HELPS FOR THE
HOUSEKEEPER FROM THE
KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT

LENOX SOAP LIVE WIRE PRICE, for 25c
Sc CUsTARD CUPS of Guernsey ware large size
LIVE WIRE PRICE Sc
39c GRANITE TEA KETTLE, 5-quart size
LIVE WIRE SALE &c
sec PINK AND BLUE FIBRE WASH BASIN
LIVE WIRE PRICE 27e
sec ROYAL BLUE BROOM, No 6, best grade
LIVE WIRE PRICE 5ec
CSC COLUMBIA FAMILY SCALES
LIVE WIRE PRICE s5e
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17

Weather Conditions

birmingham, November 16.-C T. NJ
Tho whole of the interior of the country
is under the influence of an extensive
high pressure area central in western
Kansas and Nebraska. No decided low
pressure center Is to be found on tonight's
map AS a result of this pressure dis
tribution, clear, cold weather is wide
spread. Readings below 40 degrees pre-
vailed over most OF the northern half
of the country at p. m Saturday, and
the freezing line at the same hour crossed
New England and the lakes. from the
Lake Superior region. Readings we're be-
low freezing all day in northeastern
Maine and at Montreal. Canada Hardly
any stations reported rainfall during the
past "a hours. Light snowfall occurred
In eastern Maine and the lower St. Law
renee valley. and local rains were re-
ported from Brownsville, Tex, and Ros-
WE'LL ~ M.
There was some local cloudiness In
Texas. the lake states and the far. north
west Saturday night, but II is more than
probable that clear weather will con-
Time In Alabama Sunday. Temperatures
will remain stationary or fall slightly
Sunday night.
Summary Of observations made at
United States Weather Bureau stations
November l6, 1872:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
LATEST THEORY OF CATARRH
EXPLAINED BY DR.. HARTMAN

mucous discharges. The fact is how
ever, the discharges are not pro- arly
mucous. Tea mucous dues not frFlta'e
out is a wholesome fluid which covers
every mucous membrane in the body
he catarrhal discharge is a aeranBed
sort Of mucous that is irritating and
sery unwholesome. Such a discharge
not only further. irritates the mucous
mem cranes, sometimes completely de-
stroying them, but the discharge Is a
weakening drain on the system. Pre-
eious blood serum is lost in his way.
This condition of affairs is liable TO
happen in the stomach. In the bowels
md any other internal organ. As said
hetore, 1t most frequently occurs in the
Use and throat.
Sometimes "a little relief can be OBJ
tanned by the use of local applications.
especially when the eatarrh is confined
to the nose and throat. But catarrh can
not be successfully treated by local APP
plications. The only remedies that are
effective are internal remedies.
To devise a remedy for catarrh that
could be taken safely and effectively
for catarrh wherever 1t happened to
be located In the body, to devise such
a remedy has been the ambition and
study of my lifetime.
/ think I have obtained such a rem
edy in Peruna. l regard Peruna as an
effective and a safe catarrh remedy.
| have never recommended it for any
other disease Inan CdtAfTn. me no
ton that prevails that | regard Pc
runa. as a cure-all is entirely errone-
Gus. Catarrh is liable to affect so
many organs for which | have recon-
mended Peruna that Ii has given rise
to the impression that l recommend
Peruna for different diseases. | rec
ommend Peruna only for catarrh. But
do insist that 1t is remedy not only
for catarrh of the nose and throat. but
for catarrh of the stomach and lungs.
larynx, liver and other internal organs.
The kidneys are especially liable to
catarrh. II the catarrh goes on I'M
checked in the kidneys 1t leads to
organic disease, sometimes called
Bright's disease.
I wish to make it plain that Peruna
is not a cure-a11; that | have never
recommended IT as cure-au; that /
have always insisted that 1t was a
remedy for catarrh and for catarrh only.
hope | have made this pl in.
If catarrh affects the stomach, Pc
runa is the remedy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
HOUSE CLERKS ARE
NOW AT WORK ON
TARIFF SCHEDULES
Leaders viii Force Tariff
Issue to an Immediate
Issue = Work is
Under Way

Washington. November 16.--House
clerks OF the ways and means commit
tee are at work upon tho tariff re-
Vision schedules for the extra session
Of Congress which President-elect
Wilson has said he will summon to
meet next April. say the work will be
accomplished.
Democratic leaders declare the in
coming administration If possible would
force the tariff issue to IAN immediate
trial., and much of the work in detail
Of preparation is already under way.
While Governor Wilson is resting at
Bermuda during the next few weeks
The democrats of the two houses of
Congress Will endeavor to settle the
general programme to be followed at
the extra session. 1t has not been de-
lermined as yet whether one general
ill will be introduced embracing the
wool, cotton, iron and steel articles
Nhlch the democratic House has prevI-
uusly passed, or whether each of these
tariff schedules Will again be brought
n as a part of separate bill.
Little time will be necessary it is b.
Ilevea to perfect wool, cotton, meta
and chemical perplexIties because o
the WORK oone by the democratic way
aid means committee Inns booy mas
prepal Gu similar D.ils passed in the las
TWO Congresses which nave been vetoed
~ the president
The democratic leaders are not
agreed over the sugar senedule This
s4eaation is pulling patty managers
III both branches. Inc House Tree
sugar bill pAsseu at the last SESSION
,.3a not meet the approval OF the uein-
vsIats IN the oeIdLe, anu 1t still res g
IA {. Gomez ence committee OF the two
houses.
s,u,. estions have been made by IN
llutl4l.tli members OF the senate Within
the last week That a joint committee
representing the House anu SENATE
uenocIats oe informally selected be-
lore Tue extra SESSION Starts TO go over
me tariff situation ana harmonic ir-
leguIarities and difficulties mat may
exist between the democrats or the two
eodtes upon the more important tariff
articles Sucn action would result IN
speedy disposition of tariff revision, 1t
IS salu, when the new Congress meets
ia April.
Mr.. Wilson's determination to call
the extra session pertects record OF
practically continuous work upon the
tariff since the extra session called by
President Taft two years ago. Fol-
lowing the embodiment of the request
Ia the PayneAldrich bill there has fol :
lowed efforts to revise the Canadian
reciprocity and an attempt to revise
other features of the bill, but no vital
changes have been effected since the
Passage of the act.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-17
RYLANCE OBJECTS TO
AN EXTRA SESSION
States the Governor Could Control
Neither Branch and Chaos
Would Result

H. ]. Rylance. who represents Taila-
poosa county In the Legislature. while in
Birmingham yesterday. expressed him
self freely in opposition to an extra ses-
sion OF the legislature.
IF the session were called" stated
he for the express purpose of putting
the anti-fee amendment into effect, I
would not object. But it would De ex-
ceptionally unfortunate were the law
makers to come together for general pur-
poses. I believe that it will eventually
be necessary for the Legislature to con-
vene for the purpose of appropriating
money with which to pay interest on
money borrowed. But it would be I'M
Fortunate"
Asked why he thought an extraordi-
nary session would bring about 50 much
trouble. Mr.. Rylanee fepned:
Because the session, in my opini6 n,
would be without order. / am free to
confess that feel sure that Governor
O'Neal would be unable to control either
branch of the house. and that as re-
suit, chaos would reign
There are some matters in which, I
myself would like to see changes. But
I would not be in favor of abolishing
everything which has been created sim
ply because 1t was created"