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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Smaaruif.

Sngen Wanb CT ulnbpGrlig. Get
maa bore en- ltor Mano, ion oct bl1r
en- itor, tom Elao3 eiter, llaar ban
gaar bort.
Sore Sefpnrilger er ionl pfteit
I'll lngen Nptte," lug0e en- ManO,
iom ell Sang fjobte Nftier / en-
"&ubber -Elantoge" og iioen i flere
Slntre git ng rGngitet Jig for, at
Srprne ifuloe ia Staoe al Sroit,
men iaa' opOnget, at De life par Bit
plantet enoOa. GSoibington Ser
alO".)
Zen ~itorite Sapbpboe, man fiens
ser, bar man 10 WtiI moro for Zen
I%tinbunao, en- al Silippineroerne.
Sopet er ser 6-Wtil opbt eler onls
trent 5000 500 bpbere cn0 Seioeu
al Wount Gperelt, Oct bsieite Sjerg
/ Serben.
Set guar all at pPnle Jig til at
tplfe, mems man arbelOer, % at or
beioe, mems man t9nfer. Ereu Oct
X *
Sprfiet ifol oeles, beber oct. Wen
Set Ital bli moerligt at le, buoroall
observation-disclosures pg DC ellropGiife
Stormogter qaar ipei meb at bele
SprfCn mCllem Jig. &il man fan'fc
Qiere meo Gurfen lom meo ct &ulo
Satunger - quite baul / Ell Set %
Orufne BAN.
Gn GngIpnoer er meget torar8et
ooer, at ale 0e 3raafeitrGmIle Ter, ban
Ter noe oper agrene, reprpI "enterer
MGno, 5. y. I. itaar Ser meb SufSer
% Sraffc, ionlt Ell WanbSbat. San
pil, DC ifaI Iigne &pinoer meO flag.
renoc Sficrt %, iGIe Satte meo
Siere oQ @aonb, iom bitter / Sin'
ben. Ntonoen err natltrligpt$ inoe
for at Qicre Spinben ieonlig mc>
Wanocu / cnbper Senieenoc, % Def
er 10 oQioo, bpao "StemmcretSfpin'
berne" ieIu iorlanger.
On Iep. Senrp q. Toic fortGaer
o&. bpoO Slogs airfe pi trGn9er
melt. Gen ifllloe n9re:
"Gn Mp6cpIoos Ssnoagcte toI
SoIf. iom tUnfer.
Grre bngget paa SaliggisrelleS'
lGren.
Souc Sroct "Soab" ifrcpet opet
Snogongcn, "aiGrligbeS" oper Nj
tcrct."
Gn airfc, iom life ipsr: "bpao el
sin @cficn6clie", men "boaS er oil
IaoI2"
Som life bar npscn anSen Girpel
enc @cnncIfers llmennelfellsbef
MOB MeSmeueIfer, intet ailoet Sel'
peSe cno @enneifcts cscn Sorp't'
tiebeb.
Gu airfc. ser tror iaa nicget aac
@ub. at lea tror. bal, oil acre u
pocrite for at fmrelie, % tror 'aa me-
sct poa @cnueifene, Of Den tror, o.
enifer melt al alt at bli frellte'
Gn airtc, ser iclger SENS ar'
iuS. Tom 2ohamnes iilste ham, oF
GouIuS, SronfIin % Sincnli,
gn airte meo eli Stlerne iple''o'
opcr bper ncite grap 90 Ell @esh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Snnacrcn hilbert .Mrucid)png, bel

/ 70 Nlor bar prret nloorlig ip9, er
MI fonmct Jig iaapo8, at ban Iorles
Sen flnoc optruoe pco en- &onccrt,
ionl HorompubcucS Sungforcning I
Eortlano Qnp ior il,lOt Sil3. Sart
lang "@ilnQbp Sorn", ~Srolobrts
ten" og uoforte Soloportict / "SS.
iian". @on fog Tublifum mco
Storm, hcoer oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Sorifieuiot.

Tran& Suici ing. Sra SSicn tcle'
Qroicrc&, at Ser noor ioruroIi9cnoc
Hpatcr ont Seller Gron5 &oieiS SeI'
breO. Den QonlIc Nonort er ltcnr'
liza III ioo oiirIoiQ % ipoG at oct
ntin0itc &lOcbcijuOcrOe fan bIi Jar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26

lllnffcn bprote | Hrrbeoen al
S,Sanaes :. SilS 2anocienoom
"Hurtb CATS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
)r. %ilbialmnr Stcfansiun,

rpIig pcnbtc tilboqe ira lin Grpcois
ton blunot Gifimocrne / Eolareg'
ncnc, bar funOgiort, at ban / Sl,ni
1913 bcgipcr iig pua Ell IN GrpeOi.
tiou Tor at opioGc OF utienOt Sonos
omrnooc, iom ontoQcS at e~riitcrc ct'
itco$ / Sc ~uoroIigc Hegioncr. Grpe'
0itipnCn pil pare / ire Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26

6i1ino Nnfbns, Den beficnOtc nor.
ifc IcIeipiucr, cr fonumet tilbagc ira
lin RorgeStlr oq 9au / Sorba8S Ell
2onccrt / RCp 2orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Ten norife Imcrifalinjcs iprit(

Gompifib "ariitianiaiioro" lob /
&erOngS beIOig al Stabclcn, tcle9ras
icrc9 ira @irfcnbcnO, Gnglano. 6ru
MIiniitcr &oQt, @uitru til Den norite
@cionOt / England, gap Sfibet bets
Rup1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Vorrona.K ronife.

Sgngblomitcns @Gmlebjcm / ct.
Toltl oil bli inopiet SenOag ben lite
December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
strrbcr G5arcm citcr eipct. Src

Il. petersburg t~cIeoraicreS, at Der
iorri9c Monoog bIcu giort ct mis-
luftct 6orioo pao at aiippre ct So8,
hpormeo G5or Nitolai % Here on'
Gre Wcolcmmer al Ocn rlSliIfc ael'
~icriamilic pcrote tilbage ira Spala
til Siartoic Sclo. 9aa0e Sfinner
o. Suiucr bICu repet %, men ToIoSs
mun0cnc baube NOT iaoct ieil In.
oerrctniug ON Sibcn, "a aeiierto'
gct ifuloe paSiere, iaaleoeS at ScloS-
oouSen bIeu begoaet fsrit eiterat oct
fciicrIige Sog por iarct iorbi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
Si0nc SnnbS SubilGum.

Telegram gap Oen norif-amerlfonite
aomponiit. og Eianiitinbe Signc
2lnO bcn 22oc bS. ell meget pcllpf-
fct &ouccrt / llniperiitctctS me 9lllla
/ ariitionio / InIconing al lit 25s
glar5 (SltbilGum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
9uitipprtens Sire. 20 Sluper

2aitipurteus Sire. 30 Slppere
blcp i Sorsoags brGbt / 6rantrig,
gubrt Siren pes HbeimS % Ssit.
nant Sailrent peb GtampeS. Srp
itanSiene lin Motor / en- Ssioc al
500 500 og agteoe at uaa Sorocu
/ @libcilugt, men bn ban pnr $50
500 ira Sorbeu, tnGffehe Maiti.
mems enc Siuge tpert oper, % baabe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26

Spoc i Sructlyn. @]citprcrcn al
@rooflun Granting ShoOl for Scad)s
cr&, EroIe3ior Gcrcnce &ocobIen,
iom iorIcocn oigif ocO Geoen, bar
iiol0c "Ntorb. Sio." loot / gtor8e |
tSll % fom ionr ltn9 @,lt til Nnte'
rita u1co fine GorpIorc. 6omlIlen
iloN ii9 nc0 / Chicago, bpor Sacobs
len porte op. "a @Orgcrfrigcn breo
rs, los ban fig hucrpc % Neltog | FIRE
9lor / Gri0cn. San foitcoe Jig iloeil
oucr Sc boQIiQc Stubicr o0 blcp Co.
rcr. : Gluten a 1870 fon ban III
@roofluu % bIcp 2rrer pco ben Of
icntliQc SfoIc No. 6. 5 1885 or
ooniicrcoc han @rootIun training
Shool Tor Scotrera % bIco bets Se-
iturcr. @ou bococ / 1853 SoroIcrnon
Street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26
9!or0bpcr / GceiSlntarcn.

NtorObocr cr ioar polgt til Stotclt
@oibington& @c9iaIatur ira 2nco'
ma, ncrnlig NJ. 9. Acrber ira 3Stc
% q. :. @ilbo ira 39tc GiItrift.
@cNGc poIatc$ Tom Nrogrc&Iipc. 5
Oregon cr &. .. @elono pao ben
pro0rcaiipc &olgicOocl 9icnpoI8t til
NcprUicntont ira Glotiop Gountp
EDITORIAL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26

Sngen Mano er rlnopGrlig. Get
rnaa bore en- itor Mtano, iom oct blrr
Ell itor, tom Ela05 efter, naar ban
gaar bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-26

Zen itprite SapbpbOe, man fiell-
Ser, bar man 10 Wtil moro Tor Zen
Wtinoanao, en- al Sllippineroerne.
Sopet er Ser 6-Wtil opbt eQer ONT
trent 5000 500 bpbere emo Seioeu
al Wount Gperelt, Oct bsieite Sjerg
/ 8eroen.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Sugar CityPuts Up
Answerthat Limps
Answer Mass of Denials---Cost
Bond Not Filed---Farc Has
About Reached End

The reply OF the Sugar City inter
ests to the answer Of the cOntestee In
the county. seat election contest case
was filed on the 9th inst. AS a matter
OF course, it puts up no new issue. II
denies the allegation that illegal
votes were cast and counted for Sugar
City and puts up the usual objection
that most Of the answer by the COM
missioners Is Irrelevant, etc., but
finally rests the case on demand for
Judgment on the question OF the legal
ity OF the provisions OF the statute
concerning the location and removal
OF county seats, which requires as
part OF the qualifications Of voters
that they shall have resided In the
county six months and In the pre-
cinct ninety days. This question
having been decided In the district
court on October IL. it Is not likely
that the same court will again take
up that question. The requirement
that cost bond running to the con-
testee shall be fled before the court
shall be required to take Jurisdiction
at all is disregarded. and 1t Is there
fore not likely that the case will ever
be really In court.
To an unprejudiced observer 1t looks
as though Sugar City Is going to go
Just AS far as IT. can without spending
any money and then drop the case.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
New Society Editor

There won't be any more handicap
bat ties in the New Era editors home.
and the male portion. which includes
a 5-ycar-old son, will have to look
sharp In the future. for the gentler
sex division has received recruit
weighing-at the present writing
nearly eight pounds. We predict that
before she weighs ten pounds she will
be boss OF the shack and that the few
remaining hairs Of the writer will be
among the missing before she is mar
ried to ii millinnairc. She came into
this world Sunday. December s, with
Il better showing Of fuzZ on her dome
than her daddy now presents. For the
present she is making her home with
her mother at Beth FL hospital, Colo
RADIO Springs. hut will move tn Ordway
during the holidays aud take posses.
sion OF all We have-and welcome.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13

the presence Of standing water in sou
excludes air. -r
IrriRation:-After the seed CONG
up water should be given very spa5
fpgly SO the roots will seek the mole
ture and go deep down In the ground
This will give the root deep hold aoq
provide a larger and thriftier vinS
and a much better bearer and a
earlier crop. 4
II watered too much the root win
keep near the surface and IL will he
necessary to water often during thA
season; also the plant Is not ns healthy
or as good prod ucer of quality. n
There are certain laws, more or less,
which should be perfectly understoof
aud which must be conformed to
our operations connected with soils anf
plant culture II we are to nbtath
maximum rewards for labor bestOv
ed. II a certain soil responds mot
liberally teour efforts than anoth4t
there must be some cause Tor the DIT
ference In productivity and the cause
will usually be found to be under the
control Of human agencies.
II one wishes To make success OF
growing cantaloupcs the first thing
that should be done Is to make close
study of these problems OF local
climatic changes and OF the laws de-
termining soil activities and then ap'
ply the knowledge thus acquired to
the case In hand.
To make money growing canfa'
loupes. maximum crops must be grown
with minimum labor. To be able ia
do this one must possess natural
aptitude for the business and work
that is TO say. one must have n love
for the business. also be filled with
the intense interest and enthusiasm
which creates the necessary incentive.
+. f. CADwALLADER.
Crop Expert for Crutchfeld & Wool
f.l
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Thursday Club

The Thursday Afternoon club met
December 5 with Mrs. Stanley. who
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
John Custer and Mrs Il. l.. Edgar.
Mrs. DR.. McClcary had charge OF the
program, subject: What Women
Are Doing" Mrs. Widmark and
Miss Fountain read magazine articles
bearing on the subject. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Il. l..
Edgar. December 10, with a Christmas
program. Answers to roll call will nc
'Br>t Recipes for Christmas Dinner
Menu"
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
The Christmas Face---By Uncle Walt

We'll all be cordial bEhe and gay as usual Christmas
day. Our faces will be wreathed in smiles of foreign and
domestic styles; well radiste sunny gee and show how
genial we can be- and BLESS the children as they play
wen all thaw OUT on Christmas day. And when the
Christmas day is done vel turn again to coinlng mon
with fowning brows and Eyes severe--why not be gay
throughout the year1 Christmas day we'll all be kind
foreetful of the vvorkday gnd we'll loosen up without
oroan forget to pinch the shining bone; we'll send some
doodads the poor and swell their happiness for sure
And when the Christmas day gone. 'Tme lost so help
me JohnlH And then Wi break our foolish necks to
nail the shekels and copecks with tong hands and faces
drear---why not be glad soughout the year' Why
into the world Of toll endeavor. scheming and turmoil
import sonqe Christmas atmosphere and keep there
throughout the yeara-Wak Mason the Poet hosopher.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Farewell Party

Among the pleasant events OF the
past week was the farewell surprise
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. PUN.
phrey and Mr.. and Mrs 4. M. Scher-
er OF Buckeye Heights.
The hours we're replete with pleas
ure.. music, singing and dancing, en-.
joyed by all and at u seasonable hour
supper was served. Among those
present we're:
Misses Mary Adams. Lola Ginger,
Olive Ferguson. Emma Gayber. Nellie
Jones. Efie Jones. Julia V. King,
Margaret Ray, Mary Snoddy, Ruth
Snoddy, Laura Sciance, Maggie
Sciance, Avis Williams. Mary Wilson,
Rose Wilson; Messrs. Vernon Adams,
Archie Berkheimer, Charlie Ball,
Ernest Ginger, Gallon. John Case,
Howard Davis, John Gray, Charlie
Gray. Philip Grayber, Charlie Hale,
r. l.. Jessing. viii Kingan. Manning,
Robert Snoddy, Charlie Sciance, w.
II. Sciance, Frank Weskamp. Charlie
Weskamp and Fred Weskamp, Mrs.
J. J. Jones. Mrs. Wcskamp, Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Edison and daughters, Mary,
Edith, Ethel and Katherine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mallctt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Maxey and daughters, Luella,
Thclma and Helen, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Parker and daughter, Lue,la,
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Stansbury and
daughter, Namena, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Snuddy.
Many good wishes were extended
the host and hOstr>SeS for their future
happiness and success.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Grade Notes

LOrene Hall Of the eighth grade has
moved to Pueblo with her parents.
Ralph GRADER and Vivian Bateman
entered the seventh grade recently.
Zetta DeGeer and Gladys Walker
are absent from the second grade this
week.
Willis Burris and Orville Sewers are
absent from the seventh grade be-
cause OF sickness.
The sixth grade has purchased twen-
ty-three books aud a large framed re.
production OF the Angelus with the
proceeds OF the lunch sale.
Seventh Grade Ranks-l Clarence
Baertsch. Esther Brush. 2 Dorothy
Green. 3 Emma Pantle. Daryl Ellis.
4 Grace Bryant. s Lucy Bouldin.
Eigth Grade Ranks Ethel Slim.
mer. Clifford Shepler, Lille Sharp.
Ruth Mcdowell. Etiies Jones, John sy.
fpber- Feed -Pantle, ChnfIes Johnson,
3 Pearl Clinger. Susie Mickleberry,
Anna Waugh. Floyd Hensler. 4 Vera
jackson, s George Brauser, Archie
Sonneland, Ray Thompson.
HIGH SCHOOL
The High School has added two Ord.
way songs To their collection OF yclls.
The Ordway High School basket
ball teams will play the Fowler teams
Friday evening In the opera house, be.
ginning at 7o'cIock.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
To Be Millionaire

Al Roberts came up from Wiley
Wednesday for a short visit with his
mother. Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts. before
leaving for Hopewell. n. NJ. where he
has become interested in Il mine that
promises to make a millionaire Of him
before many years Relatives of his
are the discnverers OF a gold mine
there that promises rich returns and
Al is one OF the Stockholders. He has
disposed OF his hardware store at
Wiley and has shipped his belongings
to the new home. His many Ordway
friends extend congratulations.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Leach Wright

Through an oversight last week we
failed to mention the wedding of Price
Leach and Miss Lrtha Wright. which
occurred at Olnry Springs Sunday. De.
Gambler !. Judge Conard said the
words that made these popular young
people one and their many friends
have been extending congratulations
and best wishes. They will reside
with the parents Of the groom at o.
ney Springs. The bride is the daugh
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Wright of
Bob Creek and is a very talented and
popular young lady. The New Era
extends congratulations.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Print Shop Troubles

From all appearances Monday and
Tuesday were legal holidays for
printers in Ordway which. with the
arrival OF that new baby in the cdi
tors home. is responsible for the
scarcity IF good reading matter and
the latcness OF the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Goes to Coast

Bills for r. l.. Thompsons public
sale were printed at this Office early
in the week. The date Is set for Tues
day. December 18th. large amount
of desirable stuff will be offered. Mr..
Thompson has not fully decided where
the coast be fore deciding
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13
Moving to Roby

J. II. Meyer and family spent the
fore part OF the week with Mrs.
Meyers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jay
Kelley. They have been living at
Timpas but are moving to- R"by,
where they will locate.
The Ordway new era., 1912-12-13

Mrs. Will Parks has gone to Toledo.
for an extended visit, and while there
will engage the services of special
ist for their infant son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
COLONEL DECLINES
TO DISCUSS TAFT
WILL NOT SAT- ONE WORD ABOUT
PRESIDENTS DIFFERENTIATION
s8sas To Rim AGAIN.
QUESTION OF SUPPORT
OPINION THAT ROOSEVELT WILL
ACCEPT NOMINATION THRUST
ON HIM STILL REMAINS
MISTAKEN.

OYSTER BAY. \. V. Jan. s.
Theodore Roosevelt failed to become
wrought up te-day over the news from
tho White House that President Taft
was in the 1912 race ITO the death. /"
The Presidents yelled intimation
that he expects the Colonel to come
out into tho open and declare whe-
Their he liz to be reckoned as friend
or foe OF Mr.. Taft did not disturb
the colonies placidity.
When Colonel Roosevelt was asked
what he thought of the announce
ment OF President Taft indicating that
he was prepared to make desperate
fight TO keep the colonel from grab
hing the 1912 nomination. Mr.. Roose-
welt did nothing more than make a
Erimace.
Nothing to say--not word" he
replied. swapping his jaws with n
click.
onei Roosevelt In the last few weeks
have been given no assurance. SO the
International News Service 10 inform
cd. that the colonel may be consid-
cred az absolutely eliminated from
consideration rs d candidate. Mi.
Roosevelt takes the stand that there
10 no call upon him to declare him
self now anymore than to keep on
reiterating that he is not a candi,
date" 1t has been remarked that
he has never gone SO far as to put
himself out Of the race by simply say
Ing. II will not accept a nomination"
Senator La Toilette. from all that
can be gathered hcre. stands ready
at any time to give way to the col
onel. Clifford Pinchot. the ex-Presi-
DENT s "pnrtfcufnr confident. II beiiev-
ed TO haxe- sxacted- this promise from
the Wisconsin senator before an
dorsing his candidacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
ATTACKS CHRISTIANS
DEFENDING TURKS

PARIS. June 3.-Gertain Of the
European powers are compared to
''hyenas," and Christians are called
the greatest assassins Of all" In a
vigorous appeal for world peace by
Pierre Lott. the famous traveller and
author. pubiishsd today by the FiG-
Aro. He holds up ftaiyss seizure Or
Turkey as ''mauifestation Of this
mockery of modern civilization. which
looks on TRANQUILITY at massacre. at
war and at the splitting Of human
blood" He defends the Mohamme-
dams, and declares the Christians kill
with words Of fraternity on. their lips
srd destroy with fire and shot the
Old Worlds n africa ana AsiA. and
trent Hire cattle <}.e men Of the brown
and yellow race. - g,-7-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
TREATY
AFTER ELECTIONS
RUSSIA THINKS QUESTION OF
PASSPORTS EFFECTS sELEC-
TIoN OF DUSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. s.-Ths
Russian government has served notice
on the United states, through Am
bassador Guild. that il will not con-
sioer negotiations Tor 4 new treaty
until conditions are more suitab bile.
This II in reference to the forth
coming election tor the Duma. In
which the passport question win play
most important part,
Tho governments attitude r we'll
defined by onlcdai Russia. which de-
.alarss the Jswinh question can have
no part In future negotiations be-
tween the United 0fAtAa and HnaalA
Ana that under no circumstances viii
Russia permit f0Feiga intasfsfenee
with her Internal akairA The 1us-
slAns exprses tAASr hope. hoWsveA
that no reprisals aeatnGe ~ United
neates viii - mode unkll afteF The
Unttad Gta&ea Aaa nude d14nite pro.
DasAls ~ ths JeW1ah 4pegelea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
FROM LANDS END
TOJOHN O'GROATS

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Ernest ID.
Leverett. an automobile manufacturer
Of Detroit. returned from Europe to-
day. While abroad he made an auto
tour Of Great Britain. from John
O,Groats 70 Lands End. covering the
distance in - hours. He said he
was going to settle down to business.
Another passenger was Charles
Walter, Of Toronto. who has made
4 fortune In the oil lands Of Wyo-
ming. and intends to become an
American Citizen. 'The Geld that my
associates and I are operating II the
best IN the United Etntes." he de-
clarsd. 'and while the oil IL only
crude petroleum It can be burned In
engines without refining. chArAc-
taristic that makes 1t extremely
valuable"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
AFTER A MAN TO
SUCCEED SHUSTER

TEHERAN, Jan. s.AvM. Mainard.
Of customs, will probably be named
as successor to w. Morxon Shuster.
the recently ousted treasurAr-genera
The cabinet has been trying hard to
have Frank CAIrnA Mr.. Ehuster'S A..
sistsnt. appointed to the post. hut tho
government will hardly dare 10 take
such action In the face OF recent
events.
The removal of Mr.. Shuster before
the selection Of competent man to
succeed him 10 widely discussed. Rus
sia and Great Britain are freely
criticised for their lack OF interest
In the internal affairs OF the coun-
try.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
LOWERED
BY COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ain q
sweeping deciEfon today the Inter-
state Commerce Cemmtssson- declar-
ed unreasonable tho present rates on
live stock into Oklahoma City. Fort
Worth and Wichita, rates on pack
Ing house products out OF these points
and the rate on salt from the Kan
sas field into Oklahoma City. The
commission expressed no opinion re-
Eardins the present rates on tank
age and hideA
The decision affects the entire cat
tie and packing house industry of
the Southwest, and arguments and
briefs were submitted to the COM
mission from many traffic Associa-
tons. live stock exchanges. cattle
raisers' associations, State commits
sions and packers in that part Of
the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
JEFFERSON LEVY
OPPOSES PROBES
WOULD STOP FURTHER INyES-
TTGATTON OF TRUSTS BY
CONGRESS.
Mr. RAINEY IS A SNAG
TEEI4S REPRESENTATIVES, HE Is
IN FAVOR OF CONTINUING
WORK AND WILL.
SO VOTE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Frighten-
ed by threatened disclosures as to
prevailing methods in the manufac-
ture OF steel rails. recently declared
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to be the greatest menace
now confronting the American pub
lie. the Steel Trust IN making ono
last frantic effort TO stop furthar In
vestigation.
1t is also sndeaNorinE to block a
probe into defects in armorplats
manufactured for American battle
ships.
Al the head of the opposition to-
day appeared Representative Jeffer-
son Nj. Levy. of New York.
Mr.. Levy spent a busy day inter-
viewing memberg OF important House
committees whom he asked to re-
frain from voting for further appro-
prtatiors to carry on the work.
In the course Of his efforts. Mr..
Levy listened to few plain state
ments from Representative Rainey. OF
Illinois, r.ember of the Ways and
Means Committee. Mr.. Levy told
Mr.. Rainey that the investigations
are keeping men out OF employment.
working a hardship to the country
and upsetting business in general. He
said further that In Illinois. 25. 900
mon are out of employment on ac-
count of present Inquiries and he
asked Mr.. Rainey II he intended to
favor further appropriations to con-
tinua the work.
II certainly wiii.n said Mr.. Rainey.
Furthermore. will favor broaden
Ing the investigation OF the Steel
Trust"
The charges made against the
Steel Trust. that Il Is manufacturing
defective rails. are. old and forgot
Ten. said Mr. Levy ~ e'@'- >Nse't $ : .s'
That's the argument used by
friends OF murderers." retortsd NJ.
Rainey.