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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
BREAKS UP A COLD
AND CURES GRIPPE.
Most seveve cold and Grippe
misery relieved in
few hours

4ea can surely end Grippe ans
break 81 lie most severe cold either
ia Aead .Hest hack. stomach err
.mas hs taking 8 se az pape Cod
Compound every twe hours antil three
consecutive doses are taken
it promptly relieves the mo4 RISER
able headache duliness. heal and
hose stuffed up feveris shness. sreezlu.
sore throat mucous catarrhal dis
eharsHs. running of tie nose. sore
ness stiffness and rheumatic twinges
Take this harmless Compound as ii.
fected without Interference wi;h gpur
usna duties and with the ku1wledga
that there Is ao 0fhc medicine made
ans where else in the worth Nsiea
witt cure gour cold or en 6riHpe
misery as promptly and without any
other assistance CIR bad aftegefIec,s
as 25-cent package of Papes Cold
Compound which ans druggist ln ,he
world can supply
paHes Cold Coapo8Md is tie result
- tnree years research at cost q
woge than afty tAoas nd dollars. and
contains no gMnlne. ssh. Nf aaHa
eaaeiasiFels demonstrated 5 mot ef-
feetive in the treatment Of cids or
srippe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
THRIFT At BARTLEsVlLLE.

BartlesTHie Jan Z7-The Hsr-les-
vile commercial csua today located
ere warehouse. p.peyards and retail
stores of -ae C0atinentalT supp Y
G0mpany 81 100000 corporation
SamHer Merrick. president wltb head
quarters in ST. Louis Missouri q sHv-
sIIlarF company and distributing
medium tne Youngstown sheet and
taae company Il S25H99o4e corpora
EcH YOUNGSTOWN Ohio
Taa cuutimc1tal Supply company
wff foaau sini'ar dlsiributi II
hrlnl Eas 8M nFcru important Histfi-
bHfiHe point in tAe pr iuetiGu of Oh
ana gas in fAe United states. Old
aiesfe5 Canada EuIols and 9IAaf
lareIen conntrIes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27

working girls friend. and ali women who
suffer should write 10 you for special
advice - Miss TmllE PLEszlG, 3 jay
ST., Poughkeersie, y. ].
When d remedy has lived for ever
thirty years. steadily growing in pogu-
larity ard influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare they owe
their very lives 10 II, is il not reasonable
to believe that il IS an article Of greet
merit?
We challenge anyone 70 show any
other one remedy for q special class of
disease which has attained such an snor-
nous demand ard maintained it for 50
many years as has Lydia Z. PinkhaI :
Vegetable Compound.
II ron want special advice write to
Lydia Y. Pinkham Medicine Co. (eonii-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read and answered by a
woman aud held ia strict confidence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
- 80. go

ef l.e and N04ie
f51e school t.45 a. m
Au as 5ourued meeting ot -ThC
brotherhood al same hour
Bae FirsI Be1ttu8e first ot ?
series ~ sermons ON The Canstitu-
t.on at Tile Kingdom II q m
AT 1880 5y special request. Judge
chappel. sill deliver his splendid al
-res Opportunity
Tile brotherhood win have charge
5f Tie general and special music. On
at occasion
Junior T-niou p m
b y =. & 6.5" m
Evening sermon I@Q
subject. TIE Master Guide
You are cordially invited % al our
meetings
Il. 7, MANSFIELD, Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a . T . RIA
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself eanli-
date for delegate d. represen. the first
district Of Oklahoma in the Deno-
cratic national convention - be held
in Baltimore june 25 SUBJECT 10 the
aCtio. of the state conrent n 10 be-
held in Oklahoma civ. February -
: solicit fhe 5uppou of tae democrats
of The first district
Q. J. FLEMING.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATING
EXERCISES OF LINCOLN
AND DOUGLAS SCHOOLS

Ihe era aating exercises of the
eighth grade scholars of Lincoln ami
Douglas schools were held at the
First Baptist church last night The
building Vas filed t0 overt. aaiuE
with friends o. the young people ho
are just entering upon life's educs-
tional journey The program n Hs
entirety was exceptionally wel rem
aerea anil met with hearty apprQyai
The following scholars form tAa
class that pass fit hi the elementary
schools nto the Logan county hgh
school
0leneH C. Phillips. Marco White j.
r. Garrett Cur Burns Annie r Smith
Katie G Wigley, Lillian G. White ana
Birdie T. Lewis
Tie addresses by ReY. r. y. Toonys
Supr r. p. Brooks ami Neil FamDares
Here instructive IN every particular.
Dr g. r Cotteral president 81 fae
city school beard in o few web chos-
en remarks. presented the certificates
Of promotion 10 the graduating class
The following is the program AS
rendered on bis occasion
Chorus "FafF Bells" Gordon
pupils II De 3ougl sehoal
lntacaton - Rey VT T4lbert
Chorus Helgho sailor Lad Ca8eier
Pupils Of the Lincoln Sca0M
Address ... Rev ) g Toamas
ocal duel-~A Song oa Praise
...............-......- Gambler
Mrs s 4. Favor. a. j ScaIes
The Guthrie Seho1 Us r. p Brooks
IT s4ci~- +nd--frfaa (7f1o r ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27

al run down. ] haa 10
give up work fcr 7 could
not siand h paias 8nnag
bacs. Toe doctor SAID I
neeaed an ops ration for
female trouble but Lydia
Z Pinkham's Veg tab
Compound b elped N e
more than the doctors
did ] hope that every
one who IS slfi erIuE Will
get the Compound u
pains. nervousness and
bacsscne are gene sn5 ]
have gained hve pounds
/ owe my thanks to yo1r
medicine for i Is the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-27
FACTORY GIRL
GIVES UP
Too Sick to Work - Doctor
Advised Operation. Re-
stored to- Health b.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Compound.

P0ughkeapsie, \ Y--s'T mn sew
ing machine IN b large fsct0rv ard g0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
LARCENY CHARGE
Lulu Craig 10 Held Over TO Grand Jury
Following Herring In Police
Court Yesterday.

Lulu Craig. an inmate in Emma
Nichols resort In the red light district,
following the hearing in police court
yesterday morning on the charge OF
robbing William Cope OF $3.50. was
held to the grand jury on a grand
larceny charge by Judge Robinson.
who fixed her bond at $500. The Of
Tense occurred Wednesday night In
the Nichols house. Cope claimed that
he had been doped. hit over the head
with beer bottle and thrown out
after being robbed OF his money. He
notified Officer Moran. who started an
investigation. and found the money
In a bed under a sheet. The girl
finally acknowledged that she took the
money. but stated that she was Just
taking care OF IL for Cope.
Nike Mentally, a plain drunk, ar
rested by Officer Leyland, was fined 81
and costs or Is days, and Lou Taylor.
a negress. arrested by officer Bero.
for the same offense. was given a simi-
lar sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
wsr~ood Brief. and Personals.

II was reported from the North
Wheeling Hospital. late last evening.
that Dr. ]. w. Abercromble was rest
Ing easily and that he was steadily
improving. IL Is now believed that
the operation will prove successful
ard that ne will no longer suffer with
the old complaint.
Mrs. Thomas T. Kindleberger 10
slowly recovering from "A sudden and
serious Illness Of which she suffered an
attack soral days ago.
7ruant Ofacer Thomas +. Kindls-
berger. who r. a candidate for com
mitteeman from this tRichlandl coun-
try district. subject 20 the approval Of
the Republican primary. will make q
tour over the district next week In
the interest 81 nj scandidacy and for
the Republican party
Miss Marie Cole ~ suffering with
three mashed fingers. She got the
ciEits caurhi In q press a. = Wheel
ina printery
Valentine nTlinmond. travelling for
a ParkersburE firm. n spending n few
DAYS With bic family On Center War
wood.
Mr. 1srael Redeu who has been rI
~ her home on Twentieth street. With
ths grippe. A. irnproviuE
Ms Ffvin Lioyd. % Grafton. is
visitinE Nrs Frsnk Clark. - south
WarNrnd
NJ. n 70 Fsrssr 10 u 81 h~r home
in EenfeT aruood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
VOTING
EXTREMELY HEAVY

district 6. and Miss Kate Stephens.
district S.
Just look at that chaperou list this
morningl
They is sho' sumpin' dom"
No telling what will happen in the
chaperon distNict between now and
Saturday night. There will be some
startling changes when the list IL
published Monday morning-after
the smoke OF battle clears away"
The first period ends Saturday, you
know.
so does the chance for winning
one Of those diamond rings that the
lntelligencer purchased from the
Baum and Lukens jewelry stores.
ODce more, the contest depart
ment desires to say that
Special ballots Issued on subscrip-
lions up 70 81 o'clock Saturday night,
the end OF the first period. do not
have 10 be voted at that time.
They may be held until the last
day Of the contest, and their value
does not decrease.
However. n votes are desired &C.
Sording TO the first period schedule,
subscriptions and the money for them
must be turned N az that time.
Now 10 opportunity time
Get all your subscriptions IN before
? y. m. Saturday.
The high vote period ends Satur-
day n you don't believe IL. and hold
up subscriptions with tho expectation
OF getting more votes on them a.
some later day IN the contest. you
will regret a.
Never again during the contest will
payment on a subscription produce
80 many votes az ~ will during this
rapidly passing first period.
Believe g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
WARW0OD


NJ s esrerfal Hr rre lrIrrr rarf -
49, $3.50 frar frs Nsr=sr war -
furlfr cruEaur rtarf 49, e. r. rrrrn
fiHr nnI fnaI narr rrnrr nrrr nrI
errHFHI rrIa arr ar 49, To- rIrrr
HfrrrEuHrf .f rrsr fra frra fl b.
nraluar $780, arFn fH = 49,
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Flrla af ws IL go 49, $3.50
- uarufarf .rHr eFrsrn - 80
HnH Hnsf rrTHrrTfa.rr HHs1rs~a 80
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
THE FIRST PERIOD EXPIRES AT o
p. NJ. SHARP SATURDAY.
Miss Ewing, Miss May Corbett and
Miss Kate Stephens Are the New
Leaders To-day.
Everybody Urged TO Get In All Pos
slhie Subscriptions While They
Count for Most Votes.
NOTICE TO oUT-oF-ToWN
CONTESTANTS.

To all contestants living out
side OF the city OF Wheeling the
lnteiligencer wishes to state
that all subscriptions mailed in
envelopes bearing the postmark
OF Saturday. March %. will be
credited as first-period business.
counting for the highest vote
given during the contest. all
NEW subscriptions counting on
the Diamond Rings. Con
testants should learn from their
postmasters how late letters
can be mailed 20 receive the
Saturday postmark. then work
up to the last minute allowed
them and get their letters vith
subscriptions IN the mails in
sufficient time This 10 done 20
give the out-oftown contestants
a. nearly equal chances with
the city contestants a. possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
INDIANA'S VOTE


rsufaNkrnfEs Narrt lf -Irf1.ra
fssrrnrrafs Al rurrrrflnn rr.tar $3.50
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CRIB rarfaf. f. II $3.50 fa~raararr
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go
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p aa HaHr 49, % 49, rrrrar0aar
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

rtursfsy uas anoft-r ureir asr
IN 80 irrrllr en-rra Euruu-an f1a-s
rarirr 0rrfraf go ffnararfs 81
rofes u-re r-rard-f hsfh tn rsauaas
arf srarial tarafs
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farrs as rsarr even arr.rs sr-.-s-
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sarurrar rrrrrf rrnr r.s-r.rra
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Irraef $780, nrf fn rrnrr fraarf
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49, 30 Hafurran rnaf~nrt All -
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rrsrerfar nrlr fHree r-n tasf-rr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
sRAFros PsEssVrEaV
WILL NEET ~ aPeiL

spera f1s~afaF Hr - rrss 49,
MANNrNgroS. VI 81 Na-rt e.
"a Grsftra rar-sfrfe-r 81 u-~f
ters Nnntsr Arrr a urE 49,
Frurt Farfrrsca - Fs~rs r--sIfl-r
e. -ct~rafcr o. - 80 49, 49,
rrrtarf -aft~rs fl cuus ~ 80 -
~ sl-rfire 70 ast-rasss ~ 80 go
sfai aa--utfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
Bsuwood Bnsfs

Many local women attended ths
billy sunday nesting for women only
last evening ~ Wheeling
The young ohiid ~ Mr and Me- John
Higgins. Who has been confined 90 the
bone On Main street with an illness for
he past several days. is reported as
Improving slowly
TIE outside rspairs % TIE ~ Mat-
th~Ws German Lutn sran church ere
nearing cofnui~tiou.
Paul is@rhan nnf william Pearl ars
af NounfsFilie. where they are s@rtfng
On ffs turg in enc Arnold fIodE 1la q
trial
To foreigners rurrhas@f fhrorrh
Larry Wiz. local STEAMSHIP agsuf ras-
ssas ~ 80 ga country rhsv ufu leave
On fee fara
IRE ru~-f - 80 n fss Eirst v RI
RI urrr Hasfsfdar nlnrurrr uas LARGELY
aff=raI-f
Me Wsrrieffs uarrr % 81 rf.s---
vile one a ar~rflra fau dars era
frirufs lr fria rlfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
BENW00D
HAny Hgnsss wIu Ne rIooasd-othsr
Hsvs a1d Hotss % ~
Mni Eown-

h-rnri'-r fol fhs pred fians sir~r aut
la's .asf sren'ns. fhis CTS rII He visit
- al'H fHe feet frof sfnre ices Ire
Ter. asfer rrs1rrra- let sUsnIrH fnnr
HHu.l nH ~ frsf af fIffafnraf
eane a.uuf f1 af al feaf rara
80 .lre' HH'". HI ~ rarrnaI nrH..f
-af .fNaH nrruH Ire nanHar nrara
fa .I aeunf a. FEET HHss nf..f
nl f. f.H HHruTfa fra rraaarH 90
f cover n1aaIf I'D 90
"lHHa Hru .r fEa f.H.aI H.afrirf uarH
uH go rHnafra ursrrra .rra
a....H aIHrn r.a rara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
Bie APARTMENT HOUSE
FoR BIRD COLONY.

spsciei r1sratch % ths infsuissu-~-
CADiZ O.. Narch 1i.-John I'm
mons. the VEL known bling authrr
and nafuralisf. - fhis rify. has f1sf
0nrnplstsd 90 he suturhan horrs q "a
alertuirnf nouse To- htrds. n 80 80
-rnerst- r-rrns and - d-.ifss ~ 80
cu1lrar~ ~ tre-firr - rnnrffns 49,
rfnfr lrsrrf EilnnG tlrfa 30 r1a~a
atef eiE uirt houae fo rurfa n Les
frrrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

Little Lena Woodruff. supposed to be
or this city was put on a Moundsville
car last evening near the subway and
sent 20 Moundsville where she got OF
the car, and owing 10 the tender age OF
tho child. who was but s years, the city
officials OF that city had quite a time
In hndinR out where the little tot was
bound for. and after some very lengthy
questioning they finally found her
grandmother. who resides on Water
street. where she was taken into cus-
tOGy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
LIGHT SENTENCE
Term in Jail and Fine Only Penalty
Harrison County for
A Murder.

Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
CL.ARKSBURG. March IA Jury
IN the criminal court has brought in A
verdict OF involuntary manalNughter
against James Nssile. for the death %
Dominick Fraietta. the night of De
cember Is last. ~ Kelley HiIi. when
th- two had q night lie was nned
f2eo and ccets and sentenced 20 serve
ain months IN the county pail b. judge
Raymond Maxwell. the jury deiiberat-
ina one hour on the caae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
TO ssrENT sILsasr
oFFraGo ~ sgsaTE

WhFurNrTnN Na-rs -
ts s-errl.F 80 rarrrf ass go -
'artsf = 49, 80 arr 80 -
lararr - 80 srrrre -
49, .rr-arsref rr.E1r fl rr-~-srrfs
rFs iarra 20 Nrrrf n.arfs $3.50
,rar 49, aere rsrarrrf Fl -
r1frrf rnwrHras
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
street C;nders Arr;ve

Several car loads OF cinders have
arrived here which will be put on the
streets and alleys as soon as possible.
The cinders are furnished the town
free by the Pennsylvania road. Coun-
ell recently made an appropriation OF
1900 10 put the streets in condition
for this summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

William Baker. OF beIlaITe' was start
ed TO Wheeling yesterday morning with
ASo horses TO offer them for sale at tn.
bAx sale, which was conducted there
team. Upon returning home late in the
evening he enjoyed in a little too much
JOY producer and fell from his horse
near third street. and was picked I'D BY
Orficer ROseberry. and taken 20 the city
lookup. The horses were taken 10 a
nearby barn. and the owner was notified
OF the matter and came after them.
Williams Will face the mayor this even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

ing the name OF nearly every resident
in Greater warwood. asking that a
free mail delivery be established here.
Tho paper will be submitted TO POST
master Hazlett OF Wheeling who will
forward IL TO the Postoffice Depart
ment There are q few persons who
have refused 70 sign the petition. but
gave no reason why they did not want
such a service here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

Tis AFTERNOON, az O'Clock. the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Jay r. McCammon, who
passed away at her home in North
varwood, late last Wednesday night.
viii take place from the home OF her
parents. MI and Mrs John p. Smith.
or Short Creek. near West Liberty.
Interment will be made in short Creek
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

The uifny employees Of the steel plate.
OF the Wheeling Steel and Iron company
their regular ssmi-mOnthiy pay to-day.
The pay II very heavy one. owing 20
the fact that the departments have
been working very steadily for the past
several weeks. The steel department
Of the Wheelin Steel and Iron company
will receive their pay to-day also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

.lasss rral arrarsa.ra-fa So =. 49,
~ MaruI Iaa1na II 49, e.
1aHH Hrflrn rrnHr nrH r. 80 r.rr 4
o. I.es-H fIa 80 unran.a
tf reffrr 80 49, arra Hearr
-rHs'ral ~Her FL o. ~ uasr TO-
uaffw So rHrasef arI rra..rrlrar
ars rats fte fafa So e. e.
rar aaHrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22
Had aarvioaa-

Rev. y. +. RutEky. pastor OF the ST.
Matthews German Lutheran church OF
this city. conducted the regular passion
services In the church last evening.
The services we're neid in English and
we're largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-22

MIS-. George Smith. and Mrs John Car
penter. on High street. Much interest
Is being shown In these meetings and all
are invited to attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
PEACE CONGRESS OPENS
First Session Adjourns in Honor
of Frederic Passy.

Geneva. Sept. 23.-rhc nineteenth Inter
national Peace Congress opened here TO-
day, and every country I'm the world eN-
cept Italy was represented by delegates.
Among those from the United states were
DR.. ". &. MacDowcll. OF Newark. and
Mrs Elmer Black chairman Of the propl-
ganda committee of the American Peace
and Arbitration League aud president of
the Women's Progressive Economic
League.
The proceedings began with the ringing
OF tho liberty bell" cast some years
ago from the metal Of cannon, swords
and bayouets presented b. various ma
lions on the initiative Of DR.. MacDowcll.
State Councillor QUARTER de Ia Tente
was elected president during the brief
session, after which the congress ad-
journed in honor Of the memory OF the
late peace apostle" Frederic Passy.
Tho programme OF the congress includes
the discussion If questions Of interna-
tlonal law. commercial rivalry and inter
national relations. and the duty OF paci-
fists who are citizens of any country en-
gagged in war OF conquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
1000 PIANO MAKERS OUT
But Strike Will Be General To
day. SAYS Union Official.

Four thousand piano makers went on
strike yesterday. according To Charles
Dold. president OF the Piano and organ
Makers International Union, who said
last night that the walkOut would be
general throughout the city by this after
noon. The strike yesterday was pract!-
caIly confined TO thirty or forty factories
In The Bronx. Dold admitted.
The union president declared Decker &
CO.. No. 70l East l3jth street. had agreed
TO the demands after forty OF It's employees
quit. and that among other firms affected
by the strike were the Estey Piano Com
pany. Winter & Co. the Behning Piano
Company and the De Rlvas Harris
Piano Company, all Bronx concerns. and
the Weber Plano Company. William Tonk
& Bros. Stenway & Sons. and VESSEL.
Nickel & Gross. At the Manhattan Of
fee Of Steinway 81 Sons IT was denied
that even a man had struck. At the
Sohner company II was stated that all
it's two hundred and nifty employees were
AT work. Representatives OF William
Tonk & brothers also denied that any en-
ploycs had quit.
Another arm reported affected by the
strike was the Auto-piano Company. No.
6,5 West 5Ist street. but Richard ". Law.
renee. It's president and also president or
the New York Piano Manufacturers As
ISOLATION OF which the majority OF the
piano firms are members. said that only
ninc Of lns employees had walked out.
Tho faction OF the Industrial Workers
or the World which conducted the Law
renee. Mass. strike will take hand in
tho plano makcrs' strike here, IL is un-
derstoo1
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PROBE INSURANCE GIFTS
Clapp Committee Calls for Arm
strong Testimony.

Washington. Sept @3.--The Senate COM
mittce investigating campaign expendi-
lures has called on The Secretary Of STATE
OF New York Tor Il transcript OF the tes-
timony taken az the Armstrong insurance
Investigation I'm 1905 and 1896. ut which II
was disclosed that leading insurance
companies had made large contributions
10 tho Presidential campaign funds OF 1904.
IL il understood that Chairman Clapp
requested the certified copies of the New
York records after the recent conference
with Senator Pomerene had made IL APP
parent that Information brought out In
the insurance Investigation would be use
full In the inquiry that the Senate COM
mitteo viii renew next week.
George b. Cortelyou, Republican ma
tional chairman in 1904. testified In July
that his only knowledge Of these contribu-
tions came from the insurance records.
whore II was revealed that some COM
panles had made contributions OF $4,000
10 $1,000