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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Insurance Well Represented.

The insurance business Is well repre-
sented in the new Walker Bank build
Ing In the colony occupying different
floors ar the West Coast Life. T. F..
Francisco. manager; North American Ac-
cidcnt Co, Gordon &. Fuller. manager
Aetna Life. Joseph c Neye. manager:
Aetna Accident & Liability company.
King & Groweg general agents Mutual
Life OF New York. T G. Hathaway, man
ager; New York Life. w. r.. Moore. su-
pervisor: Prussian National Fire, Young
& Fowler agents; T.. Il. Kempner: How
ells-Tihby company; V. II. Rlchey COM
pany. Pacific Mutual Life. accident and
health department. Y. y. Cutler. agent
Preferred Accident company OF New
YORK. T. a. Tlmbv. general agent
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G.. a. r.

G.. A. r,
rc will be a regular meeting oil
usver q. Howard Post, No. I. at
>ost Hall AT I:30 this evening.
Ia arc 10 be elected. Al mem
a the post are urged TO be pres
Id visiting members IN good stand =
James Tanner Tent No. I.
sfcrs of Veterans, Will hold Ita
II meeting Tuesday evening, De
4 10. I'm the new hall, Linden ho-
IIlding. i2S l.. Third South street.
bn OF Officers. All members are
ned TO be present
~ o. Howard w. r. {. No. will
|fs regular meeting ednesday.
Iber II. at /. q. o. 7, hall. 2:30.
fcctlon of officers will take place.
la OF the g. A. r.. Reynolds Cir
\, i. VIII hold their regular meet
nesday afternoon al 2:30 o'clock,
D. o. r. hail.
1ccial meeting OF department Off
.rcle presidents. circle officers and
urg 10 consider ways and means TO
lin Mrs. ella :. Jones, national
mt OF the Ladies' Of the c. a. r..
cember is and IL. Will be held at
%. il. hall TUESDAY
1bers of Naomi Past Noble Grand
riIl meet with Mrs. Jessie B. Rus
her home, til3 South West Tenn
reef. Thursday afternoon. Visit
.fors nro invited
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MacCabceS

Banner Hive No. II will give card
social Monday afternoon at the Peery
hotel The following will assist: Ladies
Saxman. Livingston. Harvey, Olson.
Smith. Offer Sasse Zwiling. McLaugii-
lin. Ilebentisch. Spears, Miller, Hamln.
keddinSton, Lawrence. Dearden. Tho
next regular meeting will be held Tues
dav. December Il.
Lillian Hollistcr Hive No. II met for
rc2ular review last Thursday evening
with fairly good attendance. Three
candidates were Initiated. A card party
VIII bc given al the residence Of Mrs.
Bcro, No. >. Canning apartments next
Thursday afternoon. December 12 at
$50. All friends and members are cor
daily invited
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Had to Pay Amount of Bond

Personal surety received another ha rd
blow last week when the superior court
at Spokane. Wash. declared the $4,000
bond of Donald RyrIe, fugitive real es-
tate dealer. forfeited and Mrs. Agnes
Mcdonald and John Biernot personal
sureties for Ryrie, paid that amount into
the. court Ryrie, 8 Spokane real estate
broker. was arrested several months ago
on a charge OF fraud and was released
on $4,000 bonds furnished by Mrs. Nc
Donald and Biernot. Before his trial
was called Ryrle disappeared, leaving
his sureties holding the bag"
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Fraterual Brotherhood.

ful Leap Year dance on Tuesday, Decem-
her j. Tuesday. December 10, VIII be
election OF officers and all members, boil,
old and new, are earnestly requested to
be present There will also ne initiation
The drill team is requested 10 be on time
TO scat the officers
Utah lodge No. 365 Will hold the semi
annual election of officers on Wcdnes-
day evening December IL All members
are urged to attend Brother Butler Is
reported III. Utah is planning some jolly
aftcr-lodgc socials
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IF you WOULD SEIZE SUCCESS IN
greater proportion. IL you geek advance
ment and are capable OF bearing respon-
slbility and can make good--the Wants
will be your means Of betterment.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

December l TO Increase the membership
In Salt Lake 10 the 1000 mark. Z. w.
Bird and Z. Z. Decker are the local
deputies. G. G. Romlnger and the fol-
lowing deputies G.. K. Hadrick. l.. O..
Cooley and Julius Cashnan are meet
ing with big success IN Spriugville. and
Spanish Fork. where they went 10 or
SaniZe two new homestcads about three
weeks ago. Thus far they have Initiated
between atty and sixty new members at
both places and they have put these
homeSteads on "A good wording basis
Friday, December -. Lady Rowena an
nounces au invita- tion leap year dance
At the local homestead hall, 222 South
West Temple
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Salt Lake Thistle Club,

The next meeting Of the Thistle club
viii be held on Friday evening. Decem-
at o'clock. The election OF
new office bearers FOR the ensuing year
will be held at that meeting. The an
nivorsary OF the birthday OF Robbie"
Burns occurs in January next and ar
rangements must be made for the proper
celebration Of such an important event.
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Guardian Noighbors.

Silver Maple circle No. los met in
regular session Friday evening with
Guardian Neighbor Rebecca j. Brown
In the chair Two were entered into
the mysteries Of the wood and three ap-
pllcants were ballotcd upon, The greens
ing the greens will entertain tic reds.
There was one visitor from Park City.
The Thimble club meets Wednesday ar
tcrnoon with NeIghbor S. NJ Free, 54l
South West Temple. West Temple car
Is convenient
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Important Subjects Dealt With.

a special from New York to the Tn
derUriters Report OF San Francisco,
SAYS that the executive committee OF
the National convention OF insurance
commissioners held Its mid-yesr meet
ing on December 4. The subjects which
received attention were the uniform bill
for the regulation Of inter- insurance, the
workmens compensation situation and
the effect OF the recent Injunction
against the Modern Woodmen on the
fraterna rate situation.
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Caledonian Club,

The Cacdonians held the usual bust
ness meeting on Wednesday evening in
tho club rooms. X. of p. hall. Second
and adopted. and several other Items Of
business disposed OF. the new office
bearers were installed into their rcspcc-
tive chairs. The first duty of the new
chief. Joseph ". Irvine, was to initiate
three new members.
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FURs AND TAx1DERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and tsyid ernIst line, We carry COM
plete line OF manufactured goods. Clean
Ing. repairing, re-dycing and remodeling
at cut rates. % years In Salt Lake r.
Stencil Fur Co. 81 2. 3rd South g20sS
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

PAY BEST PRICE FOR SECOND
hand clothing. w. Glickman, II g. w.
Temple. Wasatch 4513 k1797
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

l., a. 10 =. OF Il. T. held their rcgu-
lar meeting December 6 with u large at
tendance, il being election OF officers,
Tho new officers elect are: Past Presi-
dent, Minnie lock; President. Alice Pad
olson; wee president, Eva Curry: secTC-
tary, Racie Clark: treasurer Eta Pat
terson; chaperon. Susan Duerden; con-
ductress. Ella Toombs; warden. Minnie
Jackman; inner guard, Mary Sowlas +;
outer guard, Sarah Evans. musician,
Cora Marshall. md Eta Patterson as
delegate at next convention to be held
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Women Of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle met Monday evening
with all officers present, This circle
will give n dance December 16 in Eagles
hail Second South and West Temple.
The meeting tonight viii start at S;lo
o'clock
Woodbne circle No II will hold q reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening; De-
cember II In |. .. O = hall.
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EcolueO,

-tyeomen held their regular meet
,.1day night and elected officers for
ysulug year as follows:
man. Lee 4. Foster; master OF
mics. Fred Olsen: corresponds ent,
trett Seely: master of accounts,
n Il. JeX: chaplain, Mrs. II. j.
IL These officers viii he installed
~ new positions the first Friday
nary
Nty-day campaign was begun on
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F. o. E.

If.akc Aeric G7 held annual cleo
tsf Friday night. naming as Off
n the ensuing year. Worthy pres
tJohn Schlottcrbeck. worthy vice
mt James Metcalt; worthy chap
<idpey Challlcr: secretary, II s
an. trustee. Louis " Yanncr: !. S.
IL. Olson .. 5. c.. John Bishop:
Eans. Dr.. U. II. Spraguc. lnr. Il. V,
r. An aggressive membership cam
Is well under way. with the deter
pn 10 pass the 1000 mark before
1ecial ninety day dispensation cX-
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Pythiau Sisters,

Hermiou temple Pythian Sisters. will
| hold its next regular meeting on Friday
afternoon December Is at *. OF p. hall,
lGl Second East. at o'clock.
Mrs. i. c. Elomps VIII entertain the
| Pythian Sisters at her home, Second
West and Fifth North, wednesday after
noon at a Silver tea party.
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DIED

CARLSON-At the residence No. 1901 SO.
Lincoln Ave, Dec S, 1912. of measles,
Esther Clara, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Carl a, Carlson, aged years. Funeral
VIII be. private at tho residence. Tuesdo y
December 10 at 1 p, m Interment in
city cemetery
NlDWSON-At 10 Ounce street, Decen-
ber s, OF old age. Robert C. Ncwson
born July l. 1885, in England He was
an old-tme employee of the 4, G. NJ l.
Notice OF funeral later
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9 I, O O. F.

Jordan lodge No. 8 elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing term. A.
l.. Weaver. y. G.: J. Bergman, V c.
w. r. Hopkins. secretary: Clarence Key.
treasurer: 6. Fl. Blomsterbcrg. trustee,
Tonight the degree staff VIII confer the
first degree.
Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No.
>, ]. o. @. r.. held it's semi-annual cleo
ton Of officers with the following re-
suit; Noble grand, Ephraim Clawson;
vice grand, II c. Hanson; secretary. A.
j. Wilson, treasurer. A. B. Duckworth
trustee, James McGrath, Mr.. NJ. r. Lep-
per was initiated into the mysteries OF
odd Fellowship The ceremony took place
on his twcnty-first birthday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Danish Brothnrhood

Apollo lodse viii meet In regular ses-
sion next Friday evening IN their lodge
candidate Will be present for initiation
The semi-anuual election OF officers will
also take place After closing OF the
lodge the amusement committees Will
givo an entertainment for the members.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

HUMPHRIIIS-The funeral services over
the remains of the late Lillian May
Preece Humphrics, wife OF Roy Hum
phrtes, born May ID, 1852. Will be held
at p. m Tuesday from the Second ward
chapel, Instead OF the family residence
az was announced. Friends are invited
10 attend and can call at the family
residence from II to 100 D. m. on day
of funeral. Intcrment in City ceme-
terry.
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WoodJnen Of America.

Excelsior Camp No. 1882 held it's an
nual election OF officers at It's last meet
ing. December 81. which resulted In the
ncumbents being re elected for another
year The camp Will meet again Tues
day, December 10 at the usual time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Forestcrs of America.

Court Salt Lake No held its regu-
lar meeting in the Eagles hall Tuesday
evening There was a fair attendance
and several important matters were at
tended to The next meeting viii be
held Tuesday, December IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Ladies' Auxiliary.

The ladies auxiliary TO the Moose will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday even
ing al o'clock In the Moose hall. The
members arc requested not TO forget sew
ing dav at the Nelghborhood house Tues
day afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
PICTURES AND WALLPAPER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w. Ebert & Co., IL
Main ST. k2719
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Fraternal Union,

At the meeting OF Evergreen lodge no.
Isl tonight q class OF candidates VIII be
Initiated, The officers as well AS the
degree staff are urged 10 be present. The
meeting begins promptly at S o'clock. lIrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

WANTED BOOKKEEPER And
by mining camp. Must be able to give
bond. state experience and salary
wanted. Give references and telephone
number. Address X-i3. Tribune k2Sss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

Alice Blomquist is still at the Judge Mcr-
cy hospital Horace T. Haines was re-
ported seriously i'll last Monday and was
removed to the Holy Cross hospital last
Friday
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LOST AND FOUND

LpsT-LADG'S GOLD WATCH. EN-
-graved on front Eva, lost between 3rd
North. list Weet and End south Reward.
Return A57 North let West. mT2i
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Progressive Party Auxiliary.

The Women's Auxiliary to the Pro
gressve party will meet Tuesday at .
o'clock at the home of Mrs l.. Savage,
fourth floor of the Constitution building.
! All Progressive women arc cordially In
vii ed,
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vt YOUR AGE. YOUNG MAN-1F YOU
are between II and 2o-you are at the
most important age of your llfe-the age
AZ ,palrInur ,snnr decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

HI notices for Frsternal news
.rtment should be left with tbs
editor not later than nidni9ft
hsday.
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News Of the Insurance World

number OF the sl5l first insured are still
| living and may pass the assumed limit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

/ WILL START YoU FARMING -
daily at home in spare time, silvertns
mirrors; no capital free Instructive book
let giving plans OF opera ton. G. II. Red
mond, Dept sls. Boston. Mass. gisss
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILo,
COAL AND KINDLING
OPTICAL PARLORS


j. EUG. HARRISON, OPTOMETRIST
Drops are not used. 20l Tenpleton
bldg. k2S05
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HAIRDRESSING

DONE AT YOUR HOME BY GRADU-
ates from Velvetina pa rlors. Wasatch
1886 lS2623
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WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY
ironing and cleaning, Hyland 129s-W.
mills
YOUNG LADY STENOCRAPHER
wishes position In office; best or ref
erences. Call Wasatch 1901. m1iS2
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Wanted Statesmen.

WANTED-FTRST CLASS SALESMAN
TO handle Salt Lake territory by estab-
lished Los Angeles manufacturing com
papy; O good permanent position is open
TO one that has ambition TO get into "A
big business; president OF company VIII
be in Salt Lake all this week. Address
Box Z-27 Tribune. mSTi
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Tar. Baby. Mining Company, prnci-
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notlce-'rhere arc
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. 2,
ieyied on the End day OF October 1912
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective Shareholders as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

CATALOGUE PRINTING
Done by tho Century is distinctive
55-57 Postoffico place. (Advertisement)
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order Of tie board OF directors made on
the End day OF October. 1912, so many
shares OF each parcel OF stock as may be
nes S be nsld at tho aas aprnstRa
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the End
day OF December, 1912. at 2 o'clock
together with the cost OF advertising aud
expense Of sale
r. q. HINTZE.
Secretary.
ki6oc
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Wanted-Male Help.

| -~~~--O~O~~~S~-~~~~~~~~~~-
| AT YOUR AGE. YOUNG MaN-1F YOU
are between II and 25-you are at the
most important age OF your life-the age
of making your decision.
Arc you going 10 postpone deciding o., OF,
YOU drift on from pillar 10 post, sticking
to nothing and getting no permanent sood
out of anything
or something you intend TO make your
life work. investigate the United states
navy.
-Four years IN the navy will build you
up q fine physique and VIII train you In
self reliance and discipline. This train
ing will stand by you 10 the end OF your
n you show special aptitude the navy
MAJ teach YOU some valuable trade that
viii make you fine living, even II you
don't stay In the navy.
Call al the nearest navy recruiting sta-
ton, Judge Bldg. Il. 3rd South aud Main
SITS. Salt Lake City. Utah. and fnd out
about navy pay. hours, PROMOTION train
ing, championship, the % uittereh.
trades. chances TO see the world, and
TO lay by money.
Or write Tor intcresting free book. Tie Tile
Making Of ManooWarsnsn: 1t,,se and ~hsr cIss,.
pictures the daily life Of the enlisted
men.
Navy ',e'''' '"''l'' '-'''7 ' m95s
NTED-FOR u. S. ARMY. ABLE--
bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
Is and IS: citizens OF United states or
good character and temperate habtts.
who can speak. read and write English
language. For Information apply TO re-
cruitlng officer. Walker bank bldg.
Main and md So. SITS. salt Lake City.
Utah Illylo
WANTED BOOKKEEPER AND
cashier for gen. Indse- store In near
by mining camp Must be able to give
bond state experience and salary
wanted Give references and telephone
number Address X-lS. Tribune k2Sss
/ WILL START YoU FARMING "a
daily at home in spare time, silvertns
mirrors: no capital free instructive book
let giving plans OF opera ton. G. u. Red
mond. Dept 2iS. Boston. Mass. gies9
WHERE TO STOP
->---------~'--> - ------>---N
LINCOLN HOUSE es EAST &ST. so.
$50 rooms; rates. 55c. doc and soc; mod
crn; baths, 1oc. n1339
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OSTEOPATHY
RHEUMATISM
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

S~~~~--~-~-------~-----~-
RANGES CONNECTED, $3.50; WATER
Jackets cleaned. So; l.. Jackets SO:
stoves repaired. Ontario CT. Phone
WaHatch 67l4-W.
Innings. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, all makes. work guaranteed.
@. D. Lovett foundry, AZ 7th W. Wa
satch 1890. f2isg
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Insurance Notes.

l.. Z. Noyles of this city. formerly with
the Metropolitan, is now associated with
the Mutual Life.
j. W Keefc Of Boise. former deputy
insurance commissioner under Commits
sioner Goasllnd. has been appointed In
surance commissioner for Idaho for the
ensuing two years.
The Prudential Insurance company has
issued a handsome book as memorial
to the late John r. Dryden, founder of
the company.
Local surety agents are much Inter
ested in the award of the contract for
the state capitol building, An unusually
heavy bond will be required Of tho sue
cessful bidder, which means q large pre-
MUM for the company getting the bust
ness.
c. W. MartindaIe, vice president Of
the Equitable Surety company Of ST.
Louis. Mo, with Headquarters IN Den
YER. spent last week in Salt Lake on
business connected with his company.
Martindale,s territory includes Utah.
southwestern portion Of Texas.
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The ladies Of the st. Marks catbed-
raj will hold Xmas bazar Thursday
and Friday Of this week in the old
Auerbach building on Main street. Be-
sides fancy aud domestic articles Of
every description there will bo home
made cakes and candy for sale. The
pleasing feature Of the sale will be a
japanese tea room, where shoppers will
find delicious and refreshing cup of
tea. Bazar will be open evenings.
advertisements
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Wanted-Board and Room.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES FIRST CLASS
board and room: east side preferred.
Phone Hyland II, or address Z-4s, Trio-
une. ml1G0
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CHIROPRACTCRS

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BROWN & BROWN. If YOU ARE SICK.
get well at private rooms for invalids.
Sanatorium. 657 State. WasatCh 52S3- NJ
m1i
CECIL 6: CECIL. GRADUATE CHTRO-
practors. Incurables and female trou-
bles our speciality Consultation free
Suite 403-235 Main St nils
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WEATHER STRIPS


WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. 23 West 3rd South.
k3SpI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-02
MONEY TRUST" PROBE
MAY BE POSTPONED
Nnmor Has 1t Tint investigation WIN
He DELAYED Until After

,,aA u Tint Investigation VIII
lie DELAYED Until After
Election.
Washington. February 1-Dsv.,on.
inents In tho proposed conRrcssionoI IN
quiries into tho money trust" The
ehippinB combine and other interests
haVe surrounded the future of those
Investigations with uncertainty.
common report had IL to-day that t,Le
money trust probe would be halted
I,a a,ter tho presidential election.
representative Liudbergh, of Mime
sofa. author OF the resolution directing
inc investigation. declared he had moi
oeen consulted aa to postponement
representative Henry. OF Tcxas,
chairman of the House Rules Commit.
zee. To-Day Issued statement deciar-
ihs tho Representatives who wore try
.hs 10 seno the money trust" invcs-
.isaton resolution to tho banking and
Currency Committee were the ones who
dehed ms efforts for an inqulry.
Mr. henry, VINO has not conferred
win Democratic Leader Underwood To-,
three weeks. announced that he wuLld
insist on an investigation. He said
ne Wouia not accept the chairmaHsnip
Oh the investigating committee
some or the Democrats who are on
posed to the money trust. inyestip.
ton have charged t..at the pcrsleteu,
movement for its pros ccution is in
stisated by William ]. Bryan.
MIR. Henry promised that the INJURY
would not be postponed until after
the election.
In communicating with Samuel I'm
tcrMSer. Mr.. Henry's statement
READS. he Informs me as follows:
happen to know sometb.np of
the desperate efforts that are bein,
made from New York. through III.
locai banks IN evey section OF IN.
country, to defeat this investigation
or TO send II to the Committee on
thanking and Currency You have a
DIE hsht on your hands bu, the gam,
IS wen worth the candle No more
Important or public spirited prnt waa
ever made"