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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-06

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ready mentioned a. among the
Goods seized by Lieut.. Catr0n ar Ia
redo.
I'D The first document read. an
dressed ITO the Nation. General
Reyes rehearsed an great length the
arious vents leading up 10 his call
Upon the people ~ Mexico last No.
ember % rise against those then ~
bower j%ustifying his attitude RI
what he termed the tyranny Of Ma
Zero with whom ~ sympathized al
first.
The second manifesto covered ~
1%riefer fora the points contained III
he first
The third addressed to the army
= given ID fun below.
The General 81 Division.
BERNARDO REYES.
IT, Ills Companions In Arms.
You have sustained sacrifices and
have faced the danger on death
eafins on the bloody battle field
many ~ your comrades forever lost
ma you have done this in the Der
'ormance 81 your military dnfie.
defending the old regime yor
have honorabiy and herolcallv com
piled with your unavoidable duties
After that regime. there re-.
NAMED constituted a government
20 interim emanating from tho
'~reaiies az the city 81 J%uarez. which
'ou were Obliged 70 respect. ana ~
'his way you continued in the ser
vice of thar government which Dor
he appearance % legality.
a. FAR as 7 am concerned. Y could
'oresee the last electoral contesi ~
'an that with the disappearance ~
mat Government IL would be sub
stituied by an lnsoleni tyranny sur
rounded nv the elements ~ ANARCHY
which were already staining the
'onntry and cutting ~ in twain. and
requested and obtained the a.
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2 position 20 carry on political worl
Tor me purpose ~ preparing tho
public spirit and fo cail upon you
afterwards a. an hour that the cir
umstances might demand and m
2 time when. finding Won dissolved
" ADD allegiance ~ any recognized
government. you might honorablv
serve the wounded interests OF the
country.
The moment has arrived. the cit
lzens Francisco i. Madero and Jose
NarIa Pine Suarez have been de-
Jared President and Vice-Presidenf
respectively. without the concur
ence OF the Mexican people Mt tho
election. thar power having beer
'oisted upon Us with an unhpard ~
audacity and running party ~ Ma
lero which did not permit the other
nolitiral parties either t0 carry on
the preparatory work ~ am election
p which that party pe%rsecuted Won
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

lowing committee on rules wan ap-
pointed for tho year 1912; Charles X
Harrison. Jr., Henry J. Morris, IT. S.
Page.
On motion, duly seconded, the fol-
lowing committee on licenses was ap-
pointed for tho year 1912: II. j. Morris,
III. S. Page. j. Il. Widenor.
On motion. duly seconded, the follow
ing committee on courses was appoint
Cd for the year 1912: a. Henry IIlEgin-
son, Charles Is. Harrison. Jr., II. 8.
Page.
On motion. duly secondcd. appointin
the representatives 10 the hunts COM
rnittce was laid on the table until af-
ter the annual meeting OF tho hunt
committee, tho present members to re-
main In office until their Successors
arc appointed.
The treasurer read tho annual imam
cial report of tho association. On mo-
ton, duly seconded, the report was
accepted and placed on file. On mo-
ton. duly second. T. j. Bryan was ap-
pointed secretary OF the hunts COM
mittee for 1912. as In 1911. On motion,
duly seconded. George Call was APP
pointed for 1912. as in 1911.
The annual report of Charles *. Har.
rison. Jr, chairman of tho hunts com
mtttee, was read. On motion, duly sec
ondcd the report was accepted, with
thanks to Mr.. Harrison and the hunts
committee.
On motion, duly seconded. the rosig-
nation OF John Y. G.. Walker ae NOM
Der of the National Stceplechase and
HUNT Association was accepted as OF
1911 On motion, duly seconded the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the stewards of the
National Stccplechase and Hunt Asso-
cation hereby indorso the publication
OF the records of hunts meetings and
invite the attention of all Interested
In hunt and amateur racing to the
same, and authorize the publication OF
this organizations list OF officers in n
full page OF such.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
MEETING WILL Be
HELD On MONDAY

Roanoke Va. January lS.--Preyi-
Cent C. r. Williams. OF the virginia
League. to-day replied to the tcic
Erams received, notifying Mcssrs.
Bradley, OF Richmond: Wilkinson. Of
LEnchhurg. and Roach. of Danvillo
tEat member of tho National Board
has no authority 10 preside over n
meeting of the Virginia League, unl
Informing them that the meeting viii
De held on Monday as scheduled. The
League constitution Is very clear on
this point, he claims. the President bn
Ing explicitly named as the prcsidin ..
of'cer over all leaSuo meetings, and in
the absencg~of the president. th, vice.
rreaident'is ito preside Therefore, m
member of the National Board would
be vested with the authority TO preside
over the deliberations OF the local
.naEnate5.
Representatives OF three clubs ana
the president constitute a Quorum. and
consequently, with Norfolk, Petcrsbur,-
and Roanoke Represented and MIR. Wi.
iams presiding, the meeting on Mon.
DAY In Petersburg will be constitu-
honal and strictly legal In case ths
otter three club presidents do moi
show un, the meeting will bc called Ia
order BY Mr.. Williams and w.ll nro-
c"ed to elect officers and to transact
Susiness.
MI Williams is indignant at tho wa :,
Nessrs. Bradley. Wilkinson and Roach
are acting. and pointed out that tho
cate for the meeting was set Tor IN,
l"th at the request OF Mr. Bradley. He
can see no good reason for pos, poniur
INC meeting and will not do SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
YIN. c. A. Athletics

A new indoor baseball league of four
teams will begin on Monday at G;SJ
O'clock, when DR.. street and Fl. r.
Gillian trot out their teams of world.
heaters. On Wednesday j. d Ewcii,s
team Will try conclusions with r, 7
Rices swatters
The Bachelors trimmed the Bcned;ctz
or Saturday afternoon 10 to g. This
given the Bachelors two out Of three,
The Benedlota ara coming back.
Inc league team3 arc:
]; II. p. Gillian. captain; H. r. For.
rest j. i. Robinson. w. IT. Turner. IL
W. Camp, j. w. Field. Il. II. Bell, i s..
simpson; Q; z. Hope. W. L Gillian, Er
W. II. craig, y. e. Ravens, L. L. Al
=. Or; W. H. Street captain: H. A.
Sadler. J. G. Hood. ". X. Street. H W.
SHELTON. Q. RI. Winters. H. n. Rryapt
r. r. Turner, L. A Day, G. F.lAfaFtin
5. D, l.. Rice, captain; Z. A. Seal i
T. Burr. rs. 3. Langhorne, e. s.. Siotr
:. c.. Goolsby, w. a. Graves, % NJ
Thomas. y. II. Benson. G. Harrison Z;
l. Brooks, ]. II. Buford "
I. J. =. Ewells, captain; r. III. Twin.
Ing, B. G. Lewis, DR.. C. !a. aIontEomcrv
u. l.. Ewcll. ~. W. Walthall. m !,
Carlton. D. II. I. JeN>att, c. o. Evans
y: $. Jones. Jr., W. w. Folkcs, w. L.
On Friday night, February rs Inc
graded class will run off an indoor
track meet. The events will he no
yards, 100 yards. go yards, $50 yaros,
90 yards hurdle. standing high jump.
running broad jump, pole vault ana
relay. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
HUNT CLUB IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Reflect Stewards for Another
Terrn-Indorsc Publication
of Hunt Records.

The annual meeting of tho National
Steeplcchase and Hunt Association was
hcid at the office OF the association 3
East Forty-siXth Street, New York City
THURSDAY, January 4, 1872, at o'clock
4. NJ. Those present were j. Ii. Alex
andre. II. j. Morris. Charles *. Harrison,
Jr. ~. Henry Higsinaon. II. S. Page
John jacob Astor, August Belmont.
Perry Belmont a. j. A. Deyercux j.
D. Green, f. r. Hitchcock, w. rs. Manly.
EDWARD Morrcli, l. J. II. Murling. +. y.
eche:morhorp. Harry W. Smith, Thomas
IL. Williams.
The vice-presiicnt. J. II. Alexandra,
presided. The polls were decla red
opened at o'clock The teller was
instructed to cast one ballot for the re-
election of the three retiring stewards,
Page.
Tho teller reported ,r quorum pres
cnt In person or By proxy, and declared
.. .. Howiand, j. L. Cowdln and II. s.
ago duly elected stewards of the Ma
tlonal Steeplcchasc and Hunt Associa-
ton until January. 1915. or until their
successors be appointed.
Inc annual meeting of the stewards
OIL the National Stceplechaso and Hunt
association was held at tho office of
ehe association. and East Forty.
oNiSSts ave" luTh, y,
January I. 1912. at $3.50 r. NJ.
Ihose present were ]. ii Alexandra,
aenry ]. Morris, Charles X. Harrison,
or.. ~. Henry HIgSinson, ii. S. Page.
me minutes of tho meeting of De-
cember IT, l3ll. wero read, and on
motion, duly seconded. approved H.
.. Page took the chair
On motion, duly seconded, August
selmont was reelected president for
the year 1917: On motion. duly sec
ondod. ]. IL. Alexandra was reelected
vlce-pres!dcnt for the year 1912
j. III. Alexandra took the chair on
motion, duly seconded. Henry j. Nor
fls Was collected socrctury and treas
urcr FOR the year 1912.
On motion. duly seconded. the fol-
lowing executive committee was APP
pointed for the year 1912. Char lea n
Harrison. Ir., a. Henry HisSinson,
Henry j. Morris, II. s Page, j. :.
Widcncr. with the president, vice-pr
idcn; ana secretary and treasurer en-
oiiicio members
On motion. duly seconded the fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Standing OF the Players In The Ti,n.s
niNnafcl, Ina.r.,.
Wholesale Drug LenEue.

The new Wholesale Drug Lea que
Just organized gives promise of great
success. This league is made up en-
tirely of players who are connected
with the wholesale and retail drug
trade of tho city. No other player will
be eligible to bowl in the league. This
alone makes 1t very interesting, as it
puts all of the teams on an equal foot
Ing. and It will rbe up to tho team
which develops Its players the fastest
to win the pennant Great rivalry al
ready exists among the different teams
Friday night tire Owens & Minor and
tho Naughan-E obertson teams were
pit;ed against each other in the open-
Ing games, and both sides played u
very interesting series. The Vaughan
Robertson boys captured first blood by
winning two out OF three games
he game scheduled between the
Powers TAYLOR and the PRO Ply Toll
Company on Friday night was post
poncd until this weok in order to allow
tho Pro PLY Toll team to get It's full
team. This team will be selected from,
employees of tic Pho Ply Tol Company,
Eodeker & tiwathrney Drug Co. From
present Indications tho other teams
bad better keep their eyes open. Lib
eral prizes have already been offered
TO the winning team in this new
league.
Standing of the Players.
Players. Games. Average.
T. ROY i5;l--n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
TWO SUSPENDED
/: FOR SIX MONTHS
Penalty for 1nfraction of Rule
Regarding Advertising of
Racing Performances.
(speciai to Tho 11me.-pt,pa,ch. /

New York, January i1-The fr.t suspen-
SION ever mndo by the contest board OF the
AZ \. A. for nlraction OF the rulc re :
saloinG advertising OF rncins perform anee.
was imposed ut meeting. whose complete
iesuits were announced to-day. In the Van
aeFoht cup race and the Grand Prizc at
savannah last November there we're Two
Aooot-Detroit cars. which In both cases
were still runntas when the races were
eaHed or In advertising tho performances
me cara were referred as stock cars
Inc rule of tho a. A. A. 1, that even
though an automobile DO stock {, MAJ not
90 advertised rs suoh whom competing In n
ciass event. such as the Vanderbilt race
EoE such advertising against the rule tho
Abbott Motor Company, OF Detroit, and tho
Aooott- Detroit Motor Company, OF New
iorH' ~cro suspended and disqua lihcd for
SIN months to July II. 1872. This means that
cara OF this make will, be ineligible to COM
date. 49,
Tho following dates for competition. have
necn assigned pending the payment OF sane
ton fees: February - Barkershcid Cal.
ROAD rnccb: My 10. Is. II. Commercial We.
hiele run. Chicago Motor Club: May 30. eos.
mile race. indianapolis: Juno CO. Algonquin
nm Climb. Chicago Motor Club: July 4. 5
O. Beach races. Old Orchard. Nc: Angus,
., = TO- Bench races Galveston, Tex: Au-
gust :, ~, Elsin national road race Ch.ca.
go Motor Club: September . Indianapol
motor Speedway: October 6. FairTnount
PARK road race, Quaker City Motor club:
october to II. reliability run. Chicago, so,
tor Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

alleys IS; Palace vs.. Broadways, alleys
Wednesday. April c4--colts va. Rich
mond Lunch. alleys 4-5: Remington
NO. IL. rs. Pro Fhy-Tol alleys rs.
Roll on at pnInce Alleys.
There will be roll or at the Pal
ace Alleys next week in both duckpins
and tenpins. The ten men rolling the
highest single game during this week
VIII qualify to enter the roll or" The
duokpin roll on will be held Tueaday
and tho tcnpin roll OFF" Friday. The
ten high men will each roll three
games. total pins TO count. The winner
VIII receive SO; second So: third. 81.
The same prizes will DO offered In both
duck and tenpins. The following have
qualified:
Duckpins-C. Lohmann 1874; Levy,
ia: Pittmann. 1I9; F. Barrow. 1Io: T.
Lohmann, 1871; o. Lohmann. ITO: Rich
ardson. 116; P. Hatcher. l1e; E. L. Daw-
son. l:i; Cheek, 125: Sellers. lIs.
Tenpins-Rryant, ESQ: Ellis, 2I7; Bar
row. ESQ; Williams. co6; Splitting, .1,:
Handley, all: BiXby. 21O: Chaplin, olS;
I.owcrE, col: a. Suttcrlin. cO1; Purdie,
eos: Thorpe. o23; Beck. 1879; Cook, 2l7:
overman. 22+: Bell. col: Briggs. 200;
Deasy. a0o; Wade 200
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
At WAKE FOREST
Basketball Quint Considered
Better Now Than at End of
Last Season.
{ saee!al ID rhe T.mes.pIspateh.

n.
Wake Forest. y c.. January ls.-The
Wake Forest basketball team gives evidence
OF being one OF the best ever turned out
by this institution. Coach Cro.ier says tho
team Is better now Than Il was al the end
of last season. The personnel OF the team,
is exactly tho same rs last year, md prob
ably will be the samn ncNt Soar. Tho play
crs arc: b. T. Holding, centre: Etiey and
powd guards; W. Il. Holding and II. VI.
Beam (captain). forwards The substitutes
Cntchcn and G. VI. Beam. Two freshman
who deserve mention are ". W. Holding
and Cuthrol,. The schedule Is as follows:
January ie--iIiSh Point High School at
Wake Forest.
January 2o-A. e. NJ at Raleigh
January n5-Mercer n, Wake Forest.
January eT-Randolpb- Macon at Wake For
est.
February i-'yirsins Christian College at
Wake Forest.
Fehrusry Randolph Macon at Ashland.
February e-Lyuehburg y. II. C. a. at
Lynchburg.
February ~. T. !. a, Blaek.burs.
February s-Open.
February a-Virgln!a Christian College at
I.ynchburg..
February lo-virsinie Military Institute a.
Lexington.
February ia--A. & NJ. at Wake Forest
February i.--V. L. /. at Wake Forest.
Coach Thompson. who directed the foot
ball team last fall and will coach the base
hall team this spring. was on the hill Tues
the football team for next year. and with
tho executive committee OF the Alumni
Athletic Association concerning tho football
schedule. The schedule next year will not
heaviest colleges TO be played will be pav-
idson. Carolina and a. & ~. while tho
larger teams OF other States will not be
placed on the schedule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
BURRUSS ELECTED
CAPTAIN Of v.P.I.
Letters Awarded to Football
Men-Bright Prospects in
Basketball.
tspccia. TO the r,mc,-p,,,o,.n

BlacksburS. Va, January l3.-AI the
last meeting OF tho athletic council
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Charles n. Hobart. of Roanoke, va,
was elected manager OF the football
team for 1919; w. II. Burruss, OF
Lynch Station. captain. and. for their
work on the gridiron during the pas.
season the ~ p" honor was awardcd
TO the following men: Gibbs, captain;
Evans, Pick, BurrusB, Scholtz Lefe-
Dre, liodgson. Bernicr. LcSge, +. H.;
Derry. Macon. Lcgge, W. H.; Sawtcr.
Rogers, Wyatt, Vaughn and Garrison.
On account of the absence OF Coach
Rcss these honors were awarded late
and those for the scrub team have not
yet been announced.
So far thirty-flve men have come
out for basketball practice and pros.
poets are good for a winning team,
this season. Tho Hughes brothers.
stars of last year. arc missing from
the team this winter. but tho LeEEc
brothers are in their old places. and
Resisting is again playing left guard.
Tho sport Is comparatively new at
Y. T. l., but the record of the teams
for the three years 1t has been Il
branch of athletics, has been equal 10
any in the State. The schedule for
the season IS:
January 1S-Reaver School, at Blue
held.
January o5--Guilford. ut home.
February 3-Washington and Lee. at
Staunton.
February Wake Forest. at home
February 10--Untversity of North
Carolina, at home.
February 1G-Trinity, at home
February 1o-,Guilford. at Guilford.
February 20-Univcrslty OF North
Carolina. at Chapel Ill.,
February 21-Wake Forest. at Wake
Forest.
February 2e---Trinity. at Durham.
February 23-opcn.
February ely. NJ L. at I,cxin:.top
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
nronton to Msol ,v.,,.

London. January l3.--Ray Bronson. tho
Indianapolis tighter. has been secured no
the National Sporting Club 10 mec, MAJ,
"eis In twcnty-round bout tho second
week In February. Wells originals, intend
60 TO return to America. but the bout with
bronson VIII keep him on iii, side for
while. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

Pinchurst. \. c.. January 1S.--Ad-
vance entries insure an exceptionally
fast and CLASSY field for the Fifth An
nuoi Midwinter Handicap Trap Shoot
Ing tournament scheduled for tho full
week OF January aa-el. inclusive. The
big card is added money. amounting
to S1.s6o, and including a guarantee
of 5000 and splendid cup TO the
Handicap winner: 5000 and cup to
the Preliminary winner; gold and
silver medals for high averages. and
liberal allowances in the sweepstakes.
Informal practice shooting opens the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
lal1r.erss
~ ssuToA cs%RS
Gordon !!! l!ea!t!ossIS Company
GicsIaaoND. VIRGINIA
PLEA
FOR REPE ATER
Continued from frs. pase,.

Continued from first pagc,.
birds ut one shot. and whom you Din
these true blue sportsmen down they
are not willing to have n law which
would prohibit them from killing a.
many birds day or season as they
can with their double barrels. Thcy
condemn the repeating gun man for
standing In his tracks and shooting
down five birds on a slow riso when
many OF them will follow the covey
nntil they get tho last ono. thinking
II they don't get that flock somo 9th.
or hunter Will.
Do they want to send to tho ash
heap thousands upon thousands OF dol.
larb worth OF property throughout the
state, because they don't happen 10
own any OF that kind
Do they want to. save tho birds .o
they can kill bigger bags themselyos1
DO they want twentieth century in
telligcnt human beings to go on re-
cord as hampering inventive genius.
When by simply making It illegal re-
XIII but ton birds day and $50 birds
u season 1t Will save the birds NOR.
cncctually than II these repcatcrs wors
run out OF tho field?
There arc n very few firms manu-
featuring repeating shotguns, while
the doubie-harrcl gun makers are
many and they number their follow
crs by the millions: our Legislatures
might pass such law as will be
asked Tor on account OF expectancy.
but, II principle tho foundation stone
OF all good law is considered tho law
we Will set will be ono limiting tho
bag to tho day and season, leaving tho
sportsman froe to use tho gun OF Mis-
choice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

week on Monday. January %. tho pro
gram starting on Wednesday with tom
twenty target events, which Is du-
piicated on Thursday. The hundred :
target preliminary On friday will bo
preceded by FIVE twenty-tGrSct events.
ana the hundred-tarsc. Handicap by
the same program.
ING selection OF the handicap com
mittee will be from the shooters In
attendance and the traps. Ideal Leg
ssu. under the personal supervision
Of Charles North
me list of advance entries include
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

IL. u. Pottingor. OF Charleston. Mo-,
ono of the fastest amateurs in the
country. his average runs in six big
events ranging from 102 to 1876. Also
from tho West comes Harry E. Smith,
winner OF tho Eastern Handicap in
1902. and credited with several ro-
mhrkabic runs. among them an un-
finished los at London O., last Sep
tember. Delaware will no we'll repre-
scented. Alden Is. Richardson, OF Dover.
several times winnor of tho State
championship. heading tho squad,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

of Wilmington. winner Of the New
York Athletic Club championship In
1910.
6. s. McCsrty leads crowd OF Phil
adelphians who have all figured in
national evonts. c. w. Billings. OF the
New York Athletic Club. will be ono
of the prominent contestants from the
metropolitan district and David L.
Lcnhy will be ono or the fast ones in
the BROOKLYN company. Boston, Port
land and Worcester will all scnd repre-
sentativcs to line up with contestants
from, tho South and West
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08

the attention of several members OF
the executive committee of Harbor
No. "a, these officials disclaimed re-
sponsibility for the spread OF any
such sentiment.
At the suggestion of the Star-Bul-
letin that a possible solution Of the
difficulty now existing between the
steamship company and the men
might be found through the channels
of the courts, Mr.. J. L. Mclean. Vice
President and Acting General itan-
ager of the Inter-Island, made
the following statement to a
Star-BuIietrn representative at noon
today:
I'VE will welcome any such solu-
ton of the difficulty. and say right
now that we would permit no techni-
ealities of any nature whatsoever to
interfere with a decision of the Courts
on the merits of the claims of the
six Masters for overtime. We feel
that we are right, but do not desire
to keep back one cent which the
Court may say we owe. l believe
hat no member of Honolulu Harbor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
CHAMBER COMMERCEIN
FAVOR OF ARBITRATION

Arbitration of the Inter-Island
strike is the plan favored by the
Chamber OF Commerce, and the
chamber this morning rendered the
services of arbitrators from it's own
membership. The OFFER is made to
the Inter-Island company and the lat
ter promised to give it every consid-
GRAFTON.
The Merchants Association has de-
cided to take no action at present
We have rendered the good offices
Of our arbitration committee" said
President E. l. Spalding of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce when asked if that
body had taken any action relative
to the strike.
''Of course, it is a matter we can
not force" Mr.. Spalding added, but,
through a director of the Inter-Island
company, the good offices of the ar
bltration committee of the Chamber
of Commerce have been offered to
aid in settling the difficulty.
The Inter-Island people have prom
ised to take the offer of the chamber
under consideration. This is as far
as the trustees of the chamber feel
justified in going, for the present at
least, although fully realizing the Sc
robustness Of the matter.
1T may be it is a matter that they
will not be willing to submit to arbi.
tration. They may feel that there is
a principle involved which prevents
such a submission"
AS appointed by President Spald-