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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-03-28
Chic.eo Grai. M.rk.t.,

Chicago, March Z6.--ln view of q dis
turbing fall in the amount Of wheat On
hand at Liverpool and the lightness Of
stocks elsewhere In Europe. prices here
today showed additional strength
firm attitude on the part Of the BIZ
holders Of the May entien contributed
also In the direction OF an upturn OF.
feringS Were far from plentiful and
came briefly from small speculator1
who desired to realize profits. The
opening was . shade OF to h@KS
higher. May .-earted at 31.o3h 0103H u
to S1.03A, unchanged to Woke uS
and rose TO S1.0sN
Commission house demand proved
sufficient to advance corn. Whss1
strength and meager world ship m en{i
appeared to influence the buying MAJ
opened the same as Saturday RiRht tl
Ne dsArer at TIC to 72Ac, touched II 4 q
and rallied to 72Ac.
Leading concerns were csnspicuo v1
on the bull side Of oats Pit traXer1
however, displayed coRsiderable peril.
nacity In opposing the efforts to M
the market. May started q sixteenth
seemed unaSie 10 nsvs ssevs IL i Sa
-; =. r.s :ais:ss Ss Ss.s -
0ellirg nrsssu!e had n4s1e eject Al
lesxltsA u making Rfo4ust more 9SS3z
y. 1n(t1al sales VARIED 1rsp . ok0Ia
(oWA . ING advance. with July y
I'll NS4S ~ lsrh; u IN fsf -
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MAJORITY CUT TO 10000.
Marshall 10 Elected Republican Com
mitteeman.

Grand Forks. Additional re-
turns on the Republican political
contest indicate that the 10000
Fo11ette's plurality over Roosevelt and
Taft Twelve hundred and eighty
precincts out of 1,743 in forty-seven
counties give La Toilette 26,917 and
Roosevelt 1922. while Taft has re-
ceived 1875.
La Toilette about 800 majority, being
Ward and Burke, and the returns Of
the latter county will not be available
till after the county canvassing board
meets, this situation being the result
of a complication in the county two
was based upon the fact that election
return envelopes had been opened by
the county auditor.
The counties actually heard from
give La Toilette lead of S,705 and
with the 800 additional in Burke and
Ward his lead is 9,505.
Barnes county's complete figures
and that of Williams gave La Toilette
A decided boost. Barnes gave him a
majority over Roosevelt of 1874, while
Williams county gave him a majority
of 637. Williams, by the way, was
one of the counties which the Roose-
welt managers had expected to carry.
Thomas Marshall's victory over E..
c. Cooper for Republican committee
man has been tremendous. His ma
jority will be greater than La Fol-
lette's lead, a. he carried many coun-
ties which went for Roosevelt. His
majority will be between $1,000 and
$4,000.
John Bruegger's lead for the posi-
ton of national committeeman for the
Democratic party in North Dakota has
been very materially reduced by
George Duis of Grand Forks and tho
Grand Forks man may get the place
on the committee as . result Of tho
unexpected change in the situation.
John eruegger 10 Elected.
Every indication pointed to the cleo.
ton of John Bruegger as national
committeeman of the Democratic
party. The returns which have been
received at the Bruegger headquarters
in this city, as we'll as those which
have been obtained by the Fargo and
Grand Forks newspapers, show that
Mr.. Bruegger is running we'll ahead
throughout the state and it appears
impossible for any of the other can
didates to overcome the lead. Mr..
Bruegger's support has been very gen.
eral and in several counties he has
received as large a vote as all the
other candidates combined.
Despite the unusual heat injected in.
to the national committeeman fight by
the candidates themselves, they were
unable to bring the Democrats to the
polls in very large numbers, as the
total Democratic vote in the state ID
only about 5000 or 1000.
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Fargo Has Warm Election.

Targo.-Oficial returns indicate
hat Fargo has had the closest munic.
lpal election In its history with Jordan
and Sweet tied for the mayoralty. It
will take an Official count to decide
the results. 1t is alleged that several
students at North Dakota Agricultural
college were voted in the Seventh
ward. where Sweets majority is be-
tween 70 and 80. In case the official
returns show his election, contest
may be instituted, based on alleged
Irregularities there. c.. P. Mitchell
and A. Roberts were elected treasurer
and city justice without opposition.
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REPUDIATEs HIS STORY.
sperry Declares Third Degree Methods
Forced Him to Admit Homicide.

Fargo, No. Dak.-Testifying in his
own behalf in the granddaughter case
of young Sperry he denounced his n.
legged confession as lies forced from
him by the third degree methods Of
the states attorney, sheriff and father
OF the victim. Three men had taken
him into the rear Of the butcher shop
belonging to the father Of the dead
boy Sperry's testimony along alibi
lines was good
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GREELEY AND VICINITY

Election i over and everything Is
harmonious save a few Of our voters
who are sorely disappointed that
their man wasn't the winner.
Mr.. All Mrs. John Rust are spend.
ing few days in Minot.
Mrs. A. j. Enger has been quite
sick. We are glad to say she is get
ting better.
A. A. Gwenn gave a number Of his
friends jolly sleigh ride Saturday.
F.. w. barrow, who has been en-
gagged in mining coal for some time,
spent Sunday with his family.
The school board visited Miss
Fearsith's school this week.
Mrs. Russell Simmon of Voltiare
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
= l.. Perry was a Minot business
caller last week.
Clayton Darrow took final exam
jnations from Co. Supt. E. G.. War.
reD Thursday and Friday. Elmer
Veivie also took trial test.
Some of our farmers have had their
ssed grain tested at the State Exper.
iment Station and are pleased to
learn they have about 40 good seed
as available this spring.
F. W. Bishop is again smiling az
usual and seems to have survived his
experience on the prairie that mem
oraAe night with no apparent SER
ious results to his vocal organs. Long
may he live.
The Township board met at the
Office Of the CLERK this week, Tues
day, and some important business
was discussed and disposed Of.
Harry T. Walker was out visiting
schools last week. H. L. seems Il
have taken . great interest In school
matters the last few years. Boost him
for clerk next July.
Oscar sigman and wife were SIT
urday and Sunday visitors here.
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FREEDOM.

4 T, y ( +
u M. O. Holburg sold q valuable
team last week.
Grover Foster, Art Christensen,
and Roy Larson returned home from
A. G.. college at Fargo last week.
The boys are looking nne They en-
pect to return for the next torn.
Everybody Wishes them God speed ).
Wish more Of the boys would take
up the same work.
Snow most all gone. Spring y
surely coming. EVERYBODY rejoicins.
K. Rendin bought seed oats from
NJ. D. Holburg.
o. Toftner n home again, but ex-
poets TO leave again soon.
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Negroes Turned Back

MONT From ten to fifteen negroes
were rejected by the Canadian immi-
grafton authorities of North Portal,
according to the Minot police. A case
under consideration is that Of William
johnson. colored, who was refused ad-
mission by the Canadian officials, be-
ing provided with ticket which
brought him back to Minot. He IL I
veteran Of the Civil war, and 10 ~
years old. The negro was going to
Asgiaa, where he had been promised
employment by his former smp,eya
= ~ states.
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Mysterioua Fire.

Gascoyne.- Mrs. e. ]. BrieY
was reading she detected smoke in the
house, and upon investigation she dis
covered that the bed in a spare room
up stairs was on fire. The children
were Ill in bed but she called her hus-
band and he soon had the fire out. A
II happened there was barrel Of
water In the house and had 1t not been
1or this . different story would have to
be told How the fire got started IL
Q mystery, ~ the room 10 . spare one
and was not used By any member q
~ family.
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KILLED BY A HORSE
Windpipe Of Dr.. J. D. Campbell Of
Larimore, N. D., Severed by Blow.

Grand Forks.-Dr. J. D. Campbell Of
Larimore was killed by kick from
a horse, dying seven hours after he
had been injured. He was veterin-
arian and member Of the state board,
and was examining several horses
when one gave him blow on the
throat, severing his windpipe and
otherwise injuring him. He had lived
in Larimore twenty-five years.
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: BURNED IN EXPLOSION
Gasoline Used to Quicken 4 Fire
Town Hail Partly Wrecked.

Carrington.-The lives of three were
lmperiled when two quarts of gaso-
Ane, mistaken for kerosene, exploded.
]. A. GRAHAM, Nels Johnson and Oscar
Elton were the victims, each being
badly burned when the oil, part of
which was thrown on live Goals, ex-
Dloded The accident occurred in the
Rose Hill township hall, the building
Being partially wrecked.
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Barred Rocks for Sale
A good number Of high class cock
erels at reasonable psJces If sold
soon. Eggs for sale. Hill Grove Farm
Geo. Greathouse, Surrey, N. D.
7-3ts ...
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"The Indian" who pitched for Nj
not during the latter part Of last sea-
son, passed thru Minot one day last
week, enroute to the Pacific coast
where he will pitch for tho Coast
League.
Neil McDougall has returned from
Powers Lake where he moved the
large Baptist church Iron the ooun-
try into town, a mile and half.
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If you are interested in poultry.
drop me a line for my pure bred
Rhode Island Reds. All well mated
and I can supply the wants Of all.
Eggs and birds for sale at reasonable
prices. will guarantee a square
deal. NJ. H. Wenner, Sawyer, N.
d. ...-. 3-21 t.
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THE MARKETS
Twin City Markets.

Twin City Markets.
Minneapolis, March 26.-Wheat, AoR
Sl.O6h; July, 31.08; No. l northerH
>1os: No. northern, 21;os; No. Dur.
UNI. 31.09; No. 3 corn, 70 Nc; No. 3 WHIT
oats, sic; barley, mating. $1.26; No. ]
rye, SSc; No. ! max, $40.
Duluth, March 2s:--Wheat MAJ
{1.e7; July, ,sl;o7h; No; northern
South st. Paul March 26,-CatQs-
Steers, 94.O0@4.50; Gown 900 .o0l
calves. $40 $50; hogs, as.7S 0f.l0; shssj
and lambs S407
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Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whoopdng cough,
diptheria, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
tracted when the child has I cold !.
That is why Ill medical authorities
say beware Of colds. For the quick
cure Of colds you will hnd nothing
better than Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy. It can always be depended
upon and il pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all dealers.
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Chicago 1--we Stoek.

Chicago, March 36.-Cattle-Roosipts
$4,000; market steady to strong; beevso
.s;ss;@s.7s; ,.1 Ts1a. 4 ,t.3rs. go:
and feeders, $3.50 $50; COWS ana hsil.
Hogs-KsceiIts $1,000; market dew,
weak to So lower than saturdays ~:
srage; light. t7.3o@7.55; mixed, 1920
7.3e; pigs, i5.1o07; bulk Of sales. ga
sheep-R, ceipts $1,000; market slow
ern, ;4.35@s.is; yeerlinss, S5.so@c:Ni
lambs, native; $S.75 IT'S; western. 3s.l(
@785
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Try The INDEPENDENT WANT ADS
They Bring You Results

Inoculated alfalfa soil for sale from
oldest field in Ward county; 81. so for
$50 lbs. Earl Stredwick, Logan,
n. d. 314 IA
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Mrs. Bert Ameghust and Mrs. H.
D. Rodgers have been caring for their
mother Mrs. A. J. Enger.
Miss Dora Gimble entertained some
Of her friends last Sunday. Music
and jolly time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John A. Johnson gave sup
per to q number of her friends the
same evening. All report a pleas
ant time.
Some of the patrons along the Pro
gressive telephone Hne would do well
to read the Commandments Of that
company and abide by them.
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Cardinal Farley Given Auto.

Cardinal Farley Given Auto.
New York, March 26.-Cardinal Pr
10y will hereafter ride in his own AZ.
tomobile, the gift of a friend who de-
clines to have his name made public.
The donor has also provided for pay.
ment Of the expenses Of keeping thu
car,
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FARMERS FEED sARN.

FARMERS FEED eARN.
have leased the A. Mcdonald Nv
cry barn on North Ramstad street
and invite the farmers to patronixe
me. l am satsrtnS to your trade
prices reasonable. j. b. Reed
II ST ..o
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If you are going to have . sale Iet
A. H. Thomas, auctioneer. Dserlns,
N. D., do 1t and It win b Q success.
1-I5-tS
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A good automobile to trade for
large work horses. Two houses and
lots. some five and ten acre tracts
and single lots In the city OF Minot
to trade for farm land. I also own
a good new livery barn Ut Overly,
N. D., which ia untncumbered, that
I would trade for farm land. John
Ehr, Minot, N. D. STU
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WANTED-Position by male cook on
large farm. Can give best refer
ences by best hotels of Minot. In
quire of the Independent. t.
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FOR RENT.

Very choice 800 acres 10 miles n. e..
of Minot, Z miles 8. W. of Glenburn,
6. miles west Of Deering, good build.
ings, we'll with wind mill, pasture
fenced; 300 acres under cultivation.
See or write Brush-McWilliams Com.
pany, Mtnot, N. d. Money to loan
on Farm Lands. 2 ~ IA
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A. H. Thomas, Auctioneer, Deer
ing. N. D., will cry your sale very
reasonably and guarantee sattstac~
ton. Give him Q trial. 2-15-tS
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FOR RENT-h sec. farm 8 miles N.
E. of Minot, $50 acres broke. good
buildings. Pasture fenced. In
quire M. Wise, Route 1, Minot, N.
d. 1884,
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Oyster shells will double the laying
capacity Of your hens. Get . sack
now at $3.50 per 100 lbs. Roell Hard
ware Co. .. IL 1S "a
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FOR RENT-A beautiful section o.
land, six hundred acres under eul-
tivation, GOOD hulldinss Al steam
piow proposition. Call on J. Z.
Mckoane, kinot, N. D. S7t@
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sEEp FLAX

Fine quality grown on new break
ing. $3.50 F. o. B. CarrinDton in
car lots. Address Hammer alvorson-
Eeier Co.. Darlington, N. d. 80"
3-14-9
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FOR SALE-Ono two year old Jersey
pedigreed bull. r.. stredw1ck, To-
gan. N. d. It'll
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Public stenographer at los Reishus.
Tel. 761 red. Work contracted by
day or month. Rates on campaign
matter. tt
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FOR SALE-PMe bred 8. G. White
Leghorn eggs for Matching. o. HI.
viii. Address 300 Mill st., Minot
or call 1t Minot Flour Mill.
3-14-tA-s
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FOR RENT--E1a 25-154-S3. This
iarm located miles south Of Minot,
has 24O acres under cultivation,
and good set of buildings. Land.
lord will furnish seed. Call or
address Security Mortgage Loan
Co., Room -, Brauer Block. Minot,
N. D. 3-2Stf
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FOR sALEIClose in, residence lots,
:. sidewalk, water and sewer; cheap
for 30 days only Address Box 625.
Minot, N. Oak. g % Apr AN
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FOR sALE-Four head Of horses.
averaging over 400. Call on j. j.
BeeghH, 4 miles north and 4 miles
east Of Minot, 31l t3t
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FOR SALE-Household goods includ-
ing piano. Bargain prices II taken
at once. G. NJ. Upjohn, 514 9Th
Ave. s. 3-21-t4-
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FAR N ER0.

FARMER0.
am in . position to make mum
ber OF arst mortgage farm leans,
rates reasonable. Peter Kulaas, NJ
not, N. D. - II
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One roadster
Mitchell car in good running order.
Write Geo. A. Stone, Surrey, N. D..
3-21-t2-
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WANTED-Competent girl for gene.
ral house work. Mrs. K. f. Leig-
hton, 704 Blaisdell Ave.. 314 #
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FOR SALE-One 100 pound register.
ed French draft stallion, or will
trade for work horses. H. j. Me-
los, Minot, N. ID. 20 tt
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FOR SALE-Partridge and Buzz wy
andotte and Buff Orpington ant
Buff Leghorn chickens. Address P
w. Myers, Minot. l-2s-t1e.
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FOR SALE-Prsctically new SIS Do
Laval cream separator for $55 cash
or $50 on time. I. M. Que0tAd, 1t
Leland Department store, Ni1ot.
: ~ II
WANTED-Place on farm by mar
ried man. Address W. c.. care In.
dependent. IL
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A registered
Shire Stallion. years old. l also
have a good second auto for sale
cheap. II In the market for either
call and see me or write. X. e.
GOWN, S15 Harrison ST. Minot.
3-l4-3-2S-s
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THREE GOOD MULES FOR SALE
Good workers. W. D. Mohler. Nj
not, N. D. r. I. IT,
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FOR EXCHANGE-Will exchange
Commercial hotel BUILDING and lsG
at Grano. N. d.. clear Of mourn
brance for an equity In land in
Ward, Renville. Burke or Moun-
trail counties. Hotel has thirteen
bed rooms, an ONCE, dining room
and Kitchen, located on corner lot;
give legal description, amount Of
incumbrauce, and full particulars In
iirUt letter. Address p. o. Box
80, Fargo, N. D. 81 t7eG
Have you oiled your harness? Oil
ing increases the life of your harness
from two to three years. We have
splendid oil for Use per gallon in
bulk. Roell Hdw. Co. p-2
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FOR SALE-One or the best 100
4cre farms in Ward county, si1
miles northeast Of Minot, all I'M
der cultivation. IS acres tame hay
land, good water and building. Ad-
dress c. j., care tire Independent.
$3.50
GIRL WANTED-Nor general house.
work on farm. Louis Rubbelke,
Hesnault, " D. 3-2stS"
FOR SALE--Lots. One-half block
east Of Sunnyside school, on easy
terms. G. A. Grow, Minot, N. D.
~. ~ 3-28-tf
FOR SALE-125 bushels tested seed
fax at ST. 5 bu. Also SO bushels
.Hulless barley, at Il 90 Per blu.
D. W. King, brady, N. D. $685.
FOR SALE+One rubber tired s top
buggy. Has been used about so
days. Value $50. % when new.
Price $50. 90. Inquire ut The
Branch store, Minot, N. d. 316-h
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs for
sale, 81. 90 per setting or Sc. 90 per
hundred. Call or address, I. T. Zook,
pural nhone ON IMinot
.3-14-t5s
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HORSES FOR SALE.
l have decided to sell Une more
team Of four year ODDS, weight about
$500 pounds. Adam Blocher, Minot,
N. D. R. r. /, $3.50
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Seed wheat and oats for sale. H. ].
Melos, Minot, N. d. 314f
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The quick detachable share o. the
Deere engine gang which we handle,
makes this outfit the most desirable
of any on the market. No trouble
to show you how It works. Dale I'm.
plement Co. u
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GIRL WANTED-FNor general house
work on farm. Louis Rubbelke,
Hesnault, " D. 1922. $3.50
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
PAPERS TELL OF CRUELTY
Mexieans Accused Of Horrible Crimes
 Against HaPiess Victims.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 MeXlco Gity.-The entire eity press has been carrying columns of matter 2 describing the sudden progress made by the Z2patistas in the south, and none have attempted to minimize the fierce and barbarous character of their warfare. As an indication of the manner in which local newspaper writers have presented the story, the following paragraph appeared in Fl lmparcial in it's account of the sa ok ing of lxtapam:
 The crimes of Ixtapam are such as only Kaffirs would commit The town taken, the rebels assassinated without pity residents of the place. cutting off their feet, tearing out their tongues and otherwise mutilating them before they were finally shot with display of cruelty which wild beasts would not be capable Some of the soldiers and residents who defend ed church tower were hurled into the courtyard while yet alive, the fall of each being celebrated by misses and whistling. Their bodies were bound in the structure together with that of the murdered priests and the images Of the saints.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
PASSES BILLS OVER VETO
House Takes Action When President
 Taft DispFoves Measure.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service
 Washlngtcn.-Rep it's former action. when it passed the wool tariff bill over President Tart's ,eto. the house rebassed the vetoed steel and iron tariff bill within two hours after it had been returned from the White House with the presidents ye. 10 message. The vote was f2 to g.. a margin of only two votes over the necessary tWo-thirda. The senate at almost the same time engaged in pass. ing the Democratic cotton tariff bill sent ill a teek ago by the house. Sen ator LaFoIle.te's substitute. which represented the views of the tariff board, was voted down. 46 10 tG. and MT i.aFollette and eight other Pro gressiYe Republicans later joined the Democrats and passed the bill. 36 10 19.
 An amendment was attached repeal. ing all but the pulp and paper section of the Canadian reciprocity law.