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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
Office Of County Treasurer.

Vinita, Okla. March II, 1912
The following registered county war
rants will be paid on presentation:
Cattle fund warrants, Nos. 80 to 50,
inclusive.
Salary fund warrants, Nos. ia to 147
inclusive
Court fund warrants, Nos. 23i to
269, inclusive.
Poor and insane warrants, Nos. II
to 95, inclusive.
Road and bridge warrants, Nos. i4S
to 151. inclusive.
Supply warrants, Nos. l21 to 1873,
inclusive.
Separate school warrants, cash on
presentation, no interest
Contingent fund warrants, Nos. As
to 10, inclusive.
Interest on above ceases after 80
days.
Very respectfully
73-5 Il, d. FICKLIN.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
Tinhuenza.

The tin had crumbled in a gray
dust, but the plumber was not in the
least nonplused.
1T caught cold" he said. That's all.
Tin is very liable to catch cold if it
gets in temperature under 60 de-
grees. As a rule it RECEIVERS, but a
tin cold often tuSns to influenza, and
then the case is hopeless. Nothing can
be done. The tin loses its luster, de-
Gays, and finally crumbles to gray
powder like this here.
These tin colds are contagious. A
tin dipper will give a cold to a sauce
pan, and a lineup has been known to
eontaminate an organ pipe.
"Only pure tin catches cold. For
that reason, when tin is to occupy an
exposed position or to encounter a
low temperature, we alloy it with
Ieaa. Only alloyed Tin is free from
Influenza" !"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
SPIRIT THAT COUNTS
YOUNG GIRL LEARNED LESSON
As TO TRUE HOSPITALITY.
sparslty Of Fare Need Never Be a De-
tsrrsnt to Cordial Invitation
to Sit at Table With
the Family.

II was Monday noon. Old Martha,
grumbling, was hanging the last OF the
wash on the line. She really enjoyed
washing. and would have been insulted
had her mistress suggested sending it
out; but being of a pessimistic tenn
permanent, she grumbled upon princi-
pie.
In the house, Miss Elizabeth and her
niece Muriel, who was visiting her.
were setting the luncheon on the ta-
Bile. 1t was a pickup" luncheon Mon
days, Miss Elizabeth explained, as she
set two pieces of custard pie and a
saucer of snow pudding on the side
board. Muriel nodded. The family to
which she belonged knew all about
pickup" meals. But suddenly a look
of CONSERVATION swept across her
face.
Aunt Elizabeth" she cried. IF
here isn't a yisitor-getting out of a
carriage!"
Miss Elizabeth looked over Muriels
shoulder. Its Mrs. Stacey Reed!"
she declared. Put the tea on the ta-
BILE, child. I'll bring her right out"
Bring her out?" Muriel repeated;
but her aunt was already opening the
door, and Muriel, in an agony of en-
barrassment, knew that she had not
even taken off her green-checked
apron She gave a hasty glance over
the table. A little warmed-over fricas-
seed chicken, left from Sundays din
ner. and some ounce preserve from
supper, bread and butter and dried
beef, radishes and tea-and the two
pieces Of custard pie and one portion
of snow pudding! 1t could not be that
Aunt Elizabeth would bring visitor
out! But she was interrupted by
Aunt Elizabeth's voice, cordial and full
of pleasure:
Come right out, Mrs. Reed. We
we're just sitting down to luncheon.
This is my niece, MurieI Hastings.
MurieI will you get Mrs. Reed a
platter"
ukdtiCi 6Ct q PAdlC All NAA .. ANCC0s
She could not talk, 1t all seemed so
embarrassing. At home they would
have put of luncheon forever rather
than ask anyone out--so. She waited
in torture of anxiety for her aunt's
excuses. Then slowly she began to
realize not only that there were no ex-
cuses, but that both ladies seemed to
be enjoying themselves. Aunt Eliza
beth only laughed when she offered
the guest her choice of custard pie or
snow pudding.
That evening Muriel suddenly said:
Aunt Elizabeth, ] never knew one
could have company like that. We
never do at home
Miss Elizabeth's eyes dwelt kindly
upon the young face, which already
had its tired lines of worry. do you
like to put folks out Muriel?"
Why, no. of course not" the young
girl answered,
We'll, then" Mas Elizabeth an
swered, smiling.
"But 1t would work only with real
ladies'" Mur.el persisted.
We'll, then" Miss Elizabeth an
swered again.--Youth's Companion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
roo Much.

In persuasive tones the cookbook
Ing woman who had secured an inter
view with the taxicab manager tried
to convince him that the company
owed her s2.02.
Something broke she said, "and
vas held up for As minutes while
the driver tinkered with the ma
chine
Her manner was SO impressive that
the manager was on the point of writ
ing out a check for the money de-
manded, but before doing SO he re
marked:
1T certainly was case of over
charging. 1t wasn't your fault the cab
broke down, and he should not have
charged you fer the time it took to
make repairs"
TO-" said she, che didn't. 1t isn't
overcharging I am complaining about.
He made me late for bargain sale
that closed at IL o'clock, and when l
finally got there had to pay 81 for a
blouse that had sold up to ii o'clock
for S19S. 1t is the difference ! am
fighting for"
Then the manager closed his check
book New York Times.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
NOTICE OF ACCOUNTS FOR SET.
ELEMENT.

State of Oklahoma, County of Craig, SIS
In the County Court.
Notice is hereby given that hearing
will be had on or after Monday, April
1st, 1912, at the April, 1912, term OF
this Court, on the final report in the
following matter. which said report
shows such estate ready for distribu
tion, to-wit:
No. 20S2 In re estate of Cynthia
Lynch, deceased, B. A. Mcfarland, Ad.
minisuator.
No. 2234. In re estate of Eliza
Henderson, deceased, Davis Hill, Ad.
ministrator.
2195. In re estate of Eliza Mills,
deceased, ]. A. Mills, administrator
All persons interested in such es.
tate will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
This the 18th day of March, 1912.
1884 County Judge
S. F. PARKS,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
Good way.

eYes; we had big home wedding"
'You say it passed on smoothly?"
'.Yes: we hired Broadway director
and he staged it just as If 1t had been
a musical comedy
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12
Not Malicious

Hewitt-Gruet isn't malicious per
son. Jewett-No; he's we'll mean
ing liar.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-12

Siamese Tobacco Cultivation.
The tobacco fields OF Siam embrace
soo0 acres
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Railroad Workers Wages.

In six N-ars t,lr average daily wages
fo- men on railroads IN tlsi Uniill
states have a1anc. d form S2.N 40
sei2. and tueif was q gr2aifr adSt,nrp n
tire a'g't preceding yrars. In ten yeas
have advanced 1914 pa cent @r,o.h ne -
the Bsr,pu Of l.al'foai ENDmirs. Al
English enSine driver gets an average
Of 81 day. ami N urr Cnit7d states
sac with a similar diffar.nce for fire.
mrn. etc. II il the iRfarHssce between
uader Pruactive Tariff
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Hookworm AttaCts Students.

Gtadyyule. ny. Deg. 7-fr. w. L.
Taylor. hcdlth officer of this u)un'y,
tp21&er wiih Plof. Dpiey. p1mp'pdl
OF the Mt. I'm sclool. this week DIS
cover,d six pupils OF US sulo)l 20 be
sufi ring from hnolNwo-nl. Rementy Dr.
Dudley reoeivrd number of bulletlrs
sent out by the Smte Bplrj OF Ham
aud after api1ing them ne was convinc-
ed that same Of his pupils ware ahfl't-
ed with the d'asar,a. lie called a spsc'ai
meeting OF ula piG,sntS AMI paarons To-
gsthsr and afr mllqrg hiem II talk ON
t'e stsbfpt 1t was agNs u that spsri-
mans he sm. L, the Sai's blcterio'o-
gtst where they could b. analyze j.
TErty specimens were stnt and the re-
port toby states THAI six children
were Afflicted. The CI,urfy Bo' ~
Health will take the nlltter up AMI
probably All the Sc DOS Of the county
he inv s,igtted and the clGldre1
treated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
"Santa Claus Letttrs" Of X d.
dies to be Delivered.>

Washington, DISC. 7.-iPos.mnster GA
eral IIihat nock tony issued IN ODD :
authorizing all uoinartl-rs. 10 hrli%sr
'Slntn CLAUS h2t,Gs' ITO lruci rhlaritable
institutions i'm G,'r city or f1wm w''I,re
received as may dasire flp give pttar-
ton to raqu.sis rlAay contain.
As Ohrfs'mas Day approaches. manv
thousands of le.dens are written TO
''s,rta Claus by chfa5m'n of hle POOR
arpealirlg fer Christmas remepnblnra,es.
The Ppsimalst2r GENERAL fse,s MHnt the
P,stoffice DepauamlnG Should aid. so
far as possible, i'm the D.Hislntti)p:c
work of ma1tiisg tte requests.
II ths LISTERS fail TO BEAR portage
Stamps, it will be nsceAsary. und,r the
Lrw, for the pos.mas er 20 fnsmash felcnl
to the Division of Dead Letters, hut
in that event,he Is aut,,prized by tolav's
Order to submit the names and nddG1assi s
OF charitable institutions tt'at are will
ing in WORTHY cases 70 look after the
wants of the writer's.
While. this msthpd of landing Santa
Claus lettars'' will entail some aldi-
tional work ON the postal service, Mr..
Hitchcock believes tire purpase in view
will Justify fully the expense.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
McHENRY.

Dec. 9.-The work at the mines Is bad
owing to the shortage of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL. Allen nslhe a trip
to Hartford last Saturday.
The new school building is nompiet-
ed and the teachfrs are now at work In
Ii.
The Nanmers' Tsisphhms Company has
moved thsir switch bol,d faom Mrs.
Renders resfdencp tn Mr. Thomas
Phelps residence.
Mr. w. l.. Dockery has bought
property and moved to tine New Render
addition.
AIr. Lucien Hulson's new aissidence
Is nearing completion.
Mr.. RoaTk has moved I'd his new res
ldenre.
MIR. and Mrs. s. W. james visited Nj
and Mrs. John ALsn Sunday.
Mr.. j. r. Baizs's son, Plsll. is very
sick with pneumonia.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
OLATON.

Mr.. nowden Estes. of Hartford. hpns-
acted business here Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. f. Allen made business "trip
to Vine HIM Tuesday.
Mr. G. N. MCDANIEL was here from
Vine Hill Tuesday.
Mr.. Ira ID. Daniel. vino has resifled
at Hnttingsr. n. Dakota for some time,
joired his family here last Monday
they having arrived some weeks gao.
Mr.. Aelon Patterson, pf Caneyvlile,
has been here several days as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ethel Daniel and other
rala.Nes.
Mr.. James w. Hall is now propsaetor
of the Ola. on Water MIL having TAX IN
Charge last Wednesday. Mr.. Hail is re-
ceiying fair patronage. having bsen
busy each day, and we predict "A good
business for him. He has hati ranstde'r-
able experienoe IN this line nj Mouk.
Mr.. JoAn +. Allen Inns purchased =
farm from John u. Clark at Wine liill
giving as part paym Pit the little cot
tase on lpe Dundee npnd which I've re-
Gently ounohassd, and to whieh Mr
CLARK Is moving Ais family this wesk.
Mrs. louisa sptnks and son nre als'
nenlOying to oAaton and "a hpne 10 b'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
BALD KNOB.

December. 4.-rnriners are NecT Dusv
stripping tobacco in this nsighbochood.
The revival meeting which was held
at ..ds place during tae last rwo
weeks by Rev. Hiatt. closed last Sun
day with twelve convictions and s'aven
adiitions to the chucA.
Mis-, Dugra ami Effie Davis. of Sun
nydahe. iwip have asen visiting frisnis
and relai.ivrs in tbs neighbodrcod AMI
attending the revival. g,etnrncd home
saturday
Mr.. Ealls Sm,th, wife and lh;ls
dlug,A,er, Edith, visited Mr.. Fielder
Drake AND family Thanksgiving.
Rev. K.,nden. VITO wps visiting sew
enal NJ. u. Cau.otes and WHO was dn-
tending holding ,ssrsices at Mt Pleas-
ant nsxt Wednesday night had 20 re-
turn to his home in rennassee on aa-
COURT OF Ia hfnlth.
Miss Exile and Zaecy Taylor, of PA
ch,eo, visited Miss E.mulous Tnyaor, last
Sunday a week aGp.
MIR. j. C. LEACH, and family OF MI
Plei6.ant. visited friends AMI relatives
saturday night and SUNDAY
Mr.. II. p. Likns. wife and little
daughter Gladys. of MI. Pleasant, utp'
ed at Mr.. l.. ID. Tly'ors, last SUNDAY.
Mr.. &c. Hayens. of Hartford. a@s pu'-
chased tract of land frNm Mr.. ]. W.
Taylor and Is building To the Hickory
school Rouse. and will move to same In
the near future. We sns Very glad 10
have our good nsighbNrs hack @nons
us again. and weL6ome tiram most heaat-
lily.
Mrs. ]. A. Davis. who his been visit
ing her son. MIR. rasaor Davis. of SIM
mons, rasurned home Saturday.
Mr.. Alex Davis, of Myiar Mines
spent few days least week with his
fasher, Mr. II. w. Davis.
Mrs Mary laanmsy, OF Tire oak Gro e
nl,igibo hood. visited friends and re'a-
tlves In this vicinity last week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
Surprise Dinner Given.

day enjoyed voty much by all rr'es-
ent liant Saturday. Dee. :. was aren, Ut
TIE hGrs oof unrl, joe C>.emnn near
Oromw,,ll where he was glvsm sur-
prise dinner IN honor nf ihis 7oah brth-
day. tAlso tae sth htn,riay OF ORA
Bunch Taylor was celabratad. W.nt az
and s2nlrg thus masItins tog1rlerD
When the childnan. n2ghbors AN
friends began b. come in with their
baslae,,, fillcd no QUESTIONING Uncle Joc's
mind w,nlerad back to his soldier life
and 10 feel that yet one sometimes Is
apprscla..h thls side of the greaf river.
After dhn,,er the afternoon WAS spent
In games. music. singing ami snaecU-
making by several differenM parties
After this the crowd baganL TO asaYe
for ther homas feeling Nlga eueryons
had spent great day. ia was good to
be .laaae" Those pnss-aif w,sre
]. w. Colemon AMI wife. Mr.. aud Mrs.
l. II. Stewens and children. Mr. and Mrs
Avery Stewart and daaasllrer, Mr.. ami
Mrs. l.. II. Arbuckle and chtldnan. NJ.
Bob Lilies, wife and 'wo sons, Luther
and Henry Mitchell Liies; Mr.. and Mrs.
v. G. Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick stew
ems. Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. =. coAanlan. Mrs.
Il. w. WALLACE and two child@n. MI
and Mrs. Il. Ice Taylor and thlTe chill
dren. Misses Luna and Ruoh p'rue
EMMA TAYLOR.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
ROSINE.

Dec. Mrs. Nrla Lnng has just re-
turned from visit b. har Sister. Mrs.
Bob Hoover. of Hartford.
Mr. Claui Leach has returned % his
home at this fshaac after an ahsarae of
several years.
Mrs. William Ott1 is On TIE sick hsi.
Born to Tive Wife Of j. H. Monroe on
tn. sts,y last. a fine boy.
"Aun.'' Jane Wells happened 10 a
very Jnsnfui II rot s.rio-ls ACCIDENT last
Mons.iy morning a. the hone OF her
ss,ter, Mrs. M,ll'e Brady. OF tsis place.
Aunt Jare." as everyone cllls 'rr took
a swimming In her head and fell. her
head striking piece of f.ganiture an
causing consid .ra,ble br,sise and sus-
tanning ola-r injuree for whish she has
since b. N confin d TO hsr bed.
Mr. am Mrs. ID. e. Allen. Joe Allah.
and Mary Cummings. of uhis Nlace. and
Mr.. J. II. Thomas, of Na.rows. AMI Dr..
Cr,rlie DeWeese. of Horse B,ancr.
visited MIR. W. c. carp ami family Oh
~ 'anNsglvirg.
Mir. jam Rayiar,j's family a,,s movins
to E,rlN $50 o AM Mr.. William Comb $
fllaly. ps Leitrhf.eld. aye moving into
the Raglhnd casidance.
Mrs. George Romans AMI daughtec,
Betsy Pieces family, OF t'ds place
last week.
Mr.. Eugame A;ch'epn. of m,ar iowa.
lost hfs hpuse and nrurly all OF tile cni-
tents by fii)e nest SNaa iaN.
Mrs. Kate Napsec. of HiNnse Bnanch,
Is vialing her parents. Mr.. ani Ms.
John l., ach of tbs pl,re.
Mr.. Ca,mamce CraNie, of near Otrd-
weu M'ritcd MIR. 0aar'ae s,ewaifs
family last week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
EDWARDS SCnO0LHOUSE.

Dec. l0.-Qujte successful maetlng
has just closed at Bethel Chwrct with
several conventions and some additions
to tine churrh.
BrNtler Van Hpy Lost fine horse
while in our midst
Mr.. Dorman Hurt and wife, BJo y.
Schrpnder and Winnie Ra'nes attend.f
church at Concord Sunday and also Went
to the oil wells.
Hog killing has talNen the day b
this community. MIR. Dorman killed The
champion hog weighing $50 lbs. net.
Mrs. jain Dabnay has been at the
bed side of her daughter az Williams
Mines the latter part of the week.
Little Alta Dabney is on the alex
list.
Mr.. Andrew Filback and daughter.
Sarah. lllve Just ratunnad arcn visit
in Warrpn county.
Mr.. billiard Minton is az home On
furloush from tie army. lie will stay
about 80 dllys.
Mr.. Heeny MinAon AMI wife yie,t'f
at Nh IAonnay Minson's hast sunday.
Mr.. John Miller. of Itar6oid. WAS in
our midst saturday.
Mr. Bob Acton. of sulphur Springs.
and MIR. Bob sehroad,r of isd Tin.
were here Monday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
SEIZE woman
and LETTERS
Federal Authorities Make
Good Arrest.
Woman Wanted in Owensboro as
Witness in White
Slave Case.


Evansville. Ind. ID december o.-.MIs.
Blc1che Boarlwell. ag d IS years, Nv
ing at Iii Harriet siraet. WIS airaets I
yef.srGiiy afternoon by .Daputy United
S,a',as Marshal G.. Fel,haus after s.ie
had h-en ioo,ted by special aeent Of
the a 1ancnent Of Justice. A, tire time
of letters and correspondence badly want
ei by t''e gov;snm mt in conn scton wi 1
the white save traffic in Indiana and
X aDturky was liz Il. Tire sas,.al agen.
inGoi nisd Deputy Unlt,d States cDin-
mlss'pr,a- J. W. Wartmann, before lwiloHl
tn prisoner was arrllgned, tina: Mre
BpD;alla II was the chief witness needel.
TIE chlrg. preferred against Mrs
Board,Nell 5 that OF : fIsing 20 mp EAR
before the fed raj grand jury in white
slave clses. S.rvice was cursd on the
Evansville women while she was on a
trip to Kentucky IL i said.
The Fadral grand july is said to has e
Uncovered ii traffic in girls from west
ern Ks.urky md soIaIagn Indiana who
w We Lug q 10 Louisville. Some of the
girls wl-e taken from E.vansyille AMI
aarby towns, i; is Thought. In the
pap rs saiz,d m Mrs. Board'aell, home
wre l.l1.egs f5om procuieys in Louie
VILE, enc'oslng money to pay raihoai
Gan. ANA giving d.racticns about s'lppia
It's nris.
For several months government agents
have bsen wO king in the tcmhtory
a-5uri Evansville ard have gpaten
ev'd, ne of a seemingly well organic "A
VI lie slave traffic.
D.ruty AIasslai F'eltials took Ms.
Blackwell To indian ipoolis last night.
aztec size lad failed to give bond. She
will b. taken 10 Louissilel and hs'i
tlc;e un,l Nv, F,dsra grand jury Is
ready 10 h ar her.
l.. was l-a,med fnom no. wholly au-
thor.t,itiye sources last night that "a
ras,s of Evansvil!e people in connec-
ton with l.he investigator now going
on are probable.
Mrs. Bosrdwen has been Residing
y illi Harriet street for several
moSi.hs. She has not been living with
har husband. She is a sister of tie
whit, woman who was killsd by Clint
redmond, negro. on the Strincl lDwn
bridge some five years ago.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

erected for them within the near FIGURE
is contemplated. Mrs. Splnks Is the
mother OF Ms. Clark aud is also re-
moving from Vine Hln
Mrs sarah Doctery and Mrs. To,be>t
Cotton, OF Spring Lick. visited Mrs.
Cott5n's daughter Mrs. Tom Bark >.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss I;olinda L. Olier who has bean
on an extenled visit to friends asid
relatives at Rockpori, KY, rsturneI
Wednesday to the hocne of her gp1, !
parents. Mr.. and Mis-. William ONer,
in Crescent Heights, ANNOUNCING her
marriage to Mr.. Sexton of that city.
which occurred Tuesday. Miss Oller is
a BEAUTIFUL, accomplished and intel
lsctual young lady and "a daNlellter Of
Crock
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. ALLEN nttende
the funeral of Clauoe wIia1e, the H.
yea'-old son of Lon White of SumnS1ialr,
which occuc,ed at the Mecc.'d nsnsHary,
Olaton. foute l. Dec. 1.
"rrcle" P,oone Young of VT ose SERIOUS
illness at his late HOME in Arl1ensas,
f.tends az. Olaaon hare been advised
by letter from time to time, died at
his home drrirrs the latter Iart of
last week. ere encouragement of his
death having been received Friday. De-
cember 8. Mr.. Young resided here for
some time and was ownsr and manager
of the Olaton Water Mill. lie l.nvs a
wife and two childr. n. Of,ea AMI Katie
Mcdaniel. the latter of wi;om was mar
red about six yeas ago TO Mr.. Alva
Fausht and reside at Frisdaland. an I
OLA is in the ARMY. We presume the
interlnfnt occurred in Arkansas. Howavcr
1t is probable ttat Mrs. Young will IA
turn 10 Ksnaucky to reside.
Mr. Charlie Felix arrived Friday
from Winnfie'd, la. after an absence
of about twelve years from OlAton AMI
arrived socne wesks ago are guests of
Mrs Felix's parents, CAPT. and Mrs. q.
w. Daniel wllere Mrs. Felix's little
daughter, Leila May las been i'll os
pneumonia.
The Misses Oller, of DN,nsburg Tenn ;.
are spending several days as the guest
Heights.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Daniel spent SUNDAY
afternoon as gu 81. of Mrs. NJ. Hail.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13
WOULD GUST
UNDERWOOD
Movement Will Have Sup
port of Bryan.
Democratic House Leader Said to
Have Been Familiar With
Trust Men.

Washington, ID. c.. December ~
moyfm.rt TO Dust Oscm W. Unl,nwood
from itlre role of Ways and Means
Chairman and namocnldic lIrdsr of The
Housa is likely to result from the now
fansrs Thomas +. Ryan DINNER in New
York, where NJ Underwood bassked in
the company of former senator AldIicn,
senator Bailey. r.. III. Gary of Are Steel
Tlusf. Jlm.Gs Duke, of b'Ns Tobacco
Trws,. George }. Gould and u,her kings
Of high financr.
Such movement, 1t is expected will
be Id by w. J. Bryan AMI will have
the support Of progrsesivfs in and out &
Congress. WHO will use the dinner n
cident I, show that Un,ieiw wood cannot
be tiusird 10 leal in a fight for a
d,Nnaasd revision of the tariff.
That such dinner should be gi, Ell
at this time on the ave OF revision Of
tie tariff an1 'ie undl r.al'ng by the
Demo,i-,tic administration to curb TRUSTS
and ko,cpratcns has Il large SECTION
Of Congress sqr rely between ttae eyes.
Prosn rssi,e Rspres natives. wfo dre
venting tNair feelings very freely. are
sly;.ng that no matter what Undec-
woods motive may haze been the party
would have too much explaining TO d.
If It selects him as leader in aae neyt
Congrfss.
The storm may blow over but in
dicat'ors are that out of it viii develope
a strong dissemination 10 put "a pro-
gcessive Ian UndsFwood's place.
representative Fields will offer
resolution at tie meeting of the Kerr
lucky delegation MONDAY endorsing
Speaker Clark. Majority Leari.r Umier-
wood and Clerk of tine House South
Trlmb'e for re-,,lectton in nlse Sixty
third Congress To the offices they nov
hold.
The engineer officer i'm Charge of TIE
survey of the improvement of tine Lick
ing River made a favorable report To-
day. Representative Rouse confarred
with Gen. BiMby to-day and requested
that lt-le report be sent to the rC'lny
reviaw boatd and the recommendation
of cleaning and deepem'ng ne cfnmnel
of the river changed to widening the
channel.
Gen. B'Nby measured Representative
Rouse that he WORLD send tie raport
to the review board and that A,e wpuld
make has report ON bl,eir funds as som
as possible.
Representative Rouse urged Immediate
action as he is das,rous OF securing a
favo able report from Gen Hxbv in
time to have the item inssatsd in the
psndng Rivers and IIarbnCs bill.
Repres.m' ative Helm siatsh TODAY
that he had assurance from several
membars of the House Pubic Building
and Grounds Committee THAT provision
will be made in tlie bill now being draw
up by the committee for "a public BULL
ing in HarodsbuGg.
The bill providing for the building
was intro luced by Rpresanta'dVe ltieiln
during the last session of Congress-.