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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11
Ell His Case ExaetIy.

when father was sick aoout SIX
years ago he read an advertisement Of
Chamberlains Tablets in the paper
that fit his case exactly writes Miss
Margaret Campbell Of Fl. Smith, Ark.
He purchased a BOX OF them and he
mas not 1oel sick since. My sister
had stomach trouble and was also
benefited by them, Sold BY all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11

Children tase BALI.ARD's HORE-
HOUND SYRUP Willingly because il
tastes nice. There isn't better rem
cdy anywhere for children's coughs.
hoarseness and bronchitis It's good
medicine and easy 70 take. Price 25c
zoe and. $100 per bottle. Sold by
Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11

John NJ. schmidt: Prelate sir Knight
John Ransom Hamil; Sword Bearer
sir knight Fred Green, Standard
Bearer. Sir Knight c. Z. Taylor;
Warden Sir knight d. " Williams,
Sentinel. Sir Knight C, J Harrington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11
THEY ALWAYS HELP
ELDERLY PEOPLE

Foley Kidney pills give just the
belp elderly people need 70 tone and
strengthen their kidneys and blae
der and regulate their action John
MeMasters. steator H. says p feel
better and stronger than have for
many years. and Foley Kidney ptls
did IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11
FLORIDA SANTA CLAUS.

And il came to pass iu those DAYS
that a homely woman found homely
articles Tor homeiy people (good look
Ing ones. JoO)
For q homely sample. send l2c;
3 homeiy samples all different. zoe:
postage paid. and if not well pleased
with yo1r Florida santa Claus,
send it back and your money Will be
returned 10 you in doubIe-quick time.
Address
HoMELY WOMAN,
Box lf45 Jacksonville, Fla.
Use Leader Want Ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11

Wheeling in the lungs indicates that
rhlegm IS obstructing the air pass
ages. BALIARD'S HOURHOUND
SYRUP looseus the phlegm 50 that it
can be coughed up and elected Price
25c. SOC and 800 per bottle. Sold
by owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11

The Owl Drug Store takes subscrip.
tons for magazines and papers and
duplicate any subscription eombina-
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11

made OF clarified sugar Bananas,
sliced oranges or other fruit can be
used IN the same batter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-11
E. ARTHUR DEAN, D. V. 9. ",

veterinary surgeon, is an authority,
His methods are the latest: his tes.
timonials come voluntarily from
horsemen. Phone 1872.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22

vision superintendent OF the Iron
Mountain. departed today FOR Bush.
Reports also tell Of eight persons
being killed near West Frankfort IN
the storms path IN Franklin county.
Reports reaching here early this
morning from towns in the storm
swept territory on southwestern Illl-
nols. tell OF 20 deaths. n hundred In
jured and thousands OF dollars dnm-
age % property, Including wire ana
rall traffic.
FOFty-0n0 injured persons were
taken TO Murphysboro IN q special
train, the crew of which said only a
small portion OF the village had been
searched.
Tho ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern railroad shops at Bush were
demolished and many residences de-
stroyed. -Four persons were injured,
one probably fatally, just north OF
Murphysboro. Heavy property dam
age, but no loss Of life was reported at
DuQuoin.
Residents of the stricken area de-
clare there we're two distinct storms,
one STRIKING az $3.50 o'clock and the
other shortly before z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
DEATH FdsT GROWS As
COAENECNICATION - RESTORED

st. Louis April 22.-'rhe death list
caused ay high wind storms In south
crn Illinois continued to grow today,
IN the meager telegraphic ana tele-
phone reports received here. Al Muir
nhyabOro, His, George Mead, who lived
two miles north, died OF Injuries. One
woman hnd two children Of the ~
persons drought here last night from
Ruah, died today Ia a hospital. Two
men we're reported dead az Freeman.
III The second relief train which was
started from Buah for Murphyshoro
wRs sent 10 another town because Of
the crowded condition Of the Murphya-
borO hospital.
child Of Thomas Taylor, was KILL
ed and many persons were injured
when the storm swept a path In Ham
iiton county, Illinois. Fourteen houses
were demolished
AZ Bush, FIVE persons were killed ~
the home of Section Foreman Camp
hell Of tho Iron mountain. seventy
ave houses, the hotel, postoiiice, min-
ing c0mpnny's offices and store and
the round house were destroyed. Sew
Cnty-nye families er- destitute and tht
state has been asked for assistance.
Ten ~ the iron Mountain employees
Of Bush are en- route here for treat
mont. At Is thought they cannot i've
W. E Merrihold OF Chester, H.. d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
Report Recommending the
Seating Of Three Republic
ans in Contested Seats Elk.
pected Late This Afternoon
FIFTY BILLS TO GO
THROUGH THIS WEEK
Legislature Plans to at Once
Redeem Itself Of Charge
That It is Wasting Peoples
Money in Futile BiCkering.

Especial Telcgrnsn 60 EvemiaR IHernidl
Santa Re. y. d.. April 22.--When
the house meets lntc this afternoon u
Is expected 30 receive "a report from
its committee on privileges aud cleo
tiOns faYpring the seating OF three
Republican members ana the unseat-
ing Of three Democratic mem befe.
hard fight over the report may
be developed Tho three members
who are cOnteatlng and who probably
will be seated are g. W. Liuson OF
Union. who is ContcstinR the seat OF
Juan -. CaeaGos, Marcllino Martinez
of Mora, VINO il contesting the scut
Of Remigio Lopcz. ana Antonio y.
pacheco or Coifax, who Is cOntesting
the seat OF "a. G. Martinez.
A division ID said to exist In the
committee on privileges and elections
witch may result In two sets OF re-
ports. The division In the house over
these contests Is purely matter of
speculation at this time; but the
house leaders asert they have the
votes TO seat the three men whenever
they set ready 20 do H. Some OF the
house members favor holding the con-
tssts ar a club over the Democrats
and deferring action so long as the
Democrats do moi make any trouble
Friends Of the contestants are de-
manding that the cases be taken np
this week.
The COMMITTEES on privileges and
elections has held two meetings since
last Friday and It Is declared that
I the reports IN nj least two OF the
cases are ALREADY drawn and signed
and that the third report Is beins
prepared
Leaders In the house today aaseri
I that this week will see the passage
Z OF az least fifty bills through the
house, ana that these measures VII
be sent 20 the SENATE at the rate pl
about ten per day, ana that " VIII
then dovolve upon the senate 20 taks
some action on house measures. sen
ate measures that are deemed mef'
\ itorious hy the house committee ol
\ thirty on 'ways and means viii b'
| passed by the house. the leaders say
Z In order TO avert any charge THAI tn'
] house Is Obslructing legislation,
l charge 20 which these house leader
seem peculiarly sensitive.
The senate this week expects Z
take up some OF the big bills II u
likely that first among these VIII %
the bin providing for administrator
Of the state lands, which Is being re
drafted bv a subcommittee Of the sen
ate committee on public lands. Thl
bill will be considered By sections u
committee of the whole senate, an
probably win take three on four day
before II can be placed upon its pas
sage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
FINAL ATTEMPT TO
AVERT STRIKE OF
ENGINEMEN
General Managers Of Eastern
Roads in Conference at New
York in Effort to Reach a
Compromise Agreement.

eng EvenlnE uerasa \. =. Leased wsrel
New York, April 22,--The confer
ence committee Of the General Man-
ayers association 81 hfty eastern rail-
roads met here today 20 take up, Tor
the third time demands for an in'
crease ln wages % the locQnQtlve en-
gineers on their roads. The meeting
was held Ia the face OF e threatening
strike. suspension of the actual
strike order having been grHnted oy
Warren s. stone, grand chief ot the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
and fifty chalrmen Of the organization
representing the engineers ON aii
railr0ads east of Chicago and north 0t
tho Norfolk and Western.
An answer 90 the engineers ulu-
matum, demanding increase in wages
nngregating batWecn nfteen ana
eighteen per cent WAS expected DURING
the day BY Mr.. stone, who WAS hopeiul
OF settlement of the demands or a
counter proposition.
In addition % tho $4,000 mcmbers
Of the motherhood who would be at
feoted by the strike orders, u given.
I6. 600 members ~ the bfotherhoou
of Fircmen and Enginemen have been
notified hy W. 8. Carter, grand lchiei
~ the order, that "a if their duty %
join hands with the engineers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
NATIONAL BOARD OF
TRADE URGED BY
SECRETARY
NAGEL
Head of Commerce and Labor
Department Wants Body to
Assist Government in Solv-
ing Economic Problems.
SAYS IT MEANS END OF
PRESENT CONFUSION


N9N kaNNatA8M ahNNfaAN - ~+RNf""NN
washington. April 22.--secretary
NaRel today, outlining the purpose oi
the commercial conference called here
hy President TAFT 20 formfa national
chamber Of commerce. made an urg-
enf plea for permanent representa-
tive trade body to assist the feuernl
government In solving the economic
problems pressing for decision.
Unless the government met these
questions along the lines OF progress
and development, Secretary NaBel
forsaw conflict with business.
So pressing are the problems, the
secretary declared, that " the govern
mental agencies did not find the solu-
tlOn the commercial and lnduHtriai
forces would compel that solution in
one form or another.
"The conflict is irrepressible," ne
added. ar the government does not
nnd and establish rules by whicA
the development may be lntellgcutly
and normally had, then ultimately the
expansion and the progress Will be had
In defiance OF rules that do not ~.
That has been the story and tAat VIII
be the story OF development everyo
where.
"in my Judgment much OF the con-
fusion which now exists 10 discourage
and % embarass is 20 be attributed
/ to the circumstances that Impartial,
| cOmprchensiyo, thoughtiul ADVICE hos
| not been afforded by those who are
| primarily Interested and whose exper-
i lcnce Is more essential 20 correct un-
1 derstanding. Instead OF depending up
| on advice or the demand Of special-
/ ICED interest we must have conf~
| mon judgment of commerce ana IN
| dustry. and 60 get that common Judg-
i ment, We must have q common repre-
i sentation. There Il the meaning 81
/ the organization which Is here pro-
/ posed,
''In other countries the relation oe-
! tween the government and the indus-
] tries and the commerce. Is 50 close that
the board OF trade forms an linmcdi-
ate part Of the government Itself Ihit
we may not be able 20 accomplish ahd
may not want TO have. Bat 70 ma
mind II Is true beyond the possibility
ot refuiatiOn that by some means We
/ must establish a common commercia
| representation, which shall sustain
relation 10 the government for the
purpose OF general advices ami intel
ligent direction with respect 10 pro-
posed measures and the administra'
lion Of existing laws"
Mr.. Nagel said he hoped 10 see ths
aroposed organization ultimately
] clothed with a national charter, sc
az TO give the right and the means e
have the government and representa-
commerce and industry touch ell
bows"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
Devastation and Death in
Path of Tornado Which
Sweeps Southern Illinois
and Portion Of Indiana Last
Night.
WIRES FRUSTRATED
AND HOMES RUINED
Interrupted Telegraph Com
munication Renders it I'M
possible to Ascertain Full
Extent Of Damage in strick-
en- Sections.
Bs rvsnlaE HsraIa a. ?. d.ssasa wiFsl

6Bs Evrniag Herald a. p. s.esaed wirel
Chicago, April 22.-The tornado
which late yesterday swept over CEN
trial and southern Illinois and north
western Indiana, killed az icast 35
persons and injured nearly zoe others
according to advices received here
early today.
Miles of telegraph and telephone
wires were blown down, farm bodses
were demolished and II Is probable
that tho death list will he Increased
when communication Is restored with
all points over which the tornado
Whlie there IL no means OF estimat-
ing the damage BY the storm. Il II
certain 10 run into hundreds Of thous-
ands Of dollars.
AZ Bush. a village In Williamson
county. the greatest loss OF life occur
red, eighteen persons having been kill
I'D ana more than forty injured. Near
" every dwelling was either Destroyer
or damaged.
Most 81 the dead we're foreigners
who 1Qrkad Az tae coal mines neaf
Bush.
AZ Morocco, Ind, nine persons lost
their lives ~ being crushed IN the
collapse Of their houses.
AZ Grant Park. III, half dozen
persons were injured and damage
amounting 10 more than 100000 Vas
caused by the tornado.
The family OF Nelson Hulse, at Cam
pus. a village near Roddick was ale
most wiped out. Hulse. his wife aud
oldest daughter. were killed anu two
other children were severely injured.
The luRa of lie in the towns which
are la communication with the out
side world fullows
Bush, Ills, rs dead. 40 Injured.
wllllsyille, His. S dead. forty IN
iured.
Campus. Ills. dead, six injured.
Morocco, Ind, nine dead, l = injured
officials OF the Illinois Central rRis'
road today made unsuccessful enortl
Ia confirm the reported loss OF life and
the damage to property caused By
sundays windst0rms In kankakse ant
Livingston counties. Telegraph ant
telephone wires between practically
every point touched by the storm ane
Chicago are reported down and com
municatiou cut OF,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
ALLEN GANG FACE
TRIAL At SCENE
OF MASSACRE
Virginia Assassins Taken to
Little Court House at Hills
willie to Answer for Whole
sale Murder.


CIsy EvenlaH Hepald A. r. Leased wtrep
Roanoke. Va, April 22.--Under
strong guard. the seven Hlllsvlile pris-
oners who have been In iali here since
their arrest for connection with the
aasasainatlona ln the Carol county
court. started for Hlllsvllic today. IN
the little court room, where the shoot
ing of Judge MaEsle. Attorney Foster,
sheriff Webb and Miss Betty Ayres
occurred, the men Will be placed ON
trial tomorrow
Floyd Allen. the first man arrested,
still - suffering from a broken leg,
but was taken back 90 face the charE@s
against him. With Victor Allen, Byrd
Marion, sidna Edwards, Claude g. Al.
len and f'rlel AileH, he IL under IN
dictment for murder. John Moore,
the seventh person, is under indict-
mens for felony, the charge being that
ne assisted the Aliens 10 escape.
sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards
sttil are at large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
BATTLE Is gOOKED FOR IN
VICINITY OH BTAfFfNEY

Jimenez. April 22.--Rcbels and fed
oral scouts sighted each other be-
tween EHcalon and Conelos Sunday,
but there was no fighting.
The rebels have moved 400 addi-
tiOnHl troops south of RelianO and
their commanders announce their In
tentlon OF taking the fiEht into fed
eral territory 10 General Huerth does
not attack soon. Huefta h reported
as marshaling % strong force OF fed
erals with plenty Of heavy artillery.
reon De Canas after Tomas urbina,
federal chief. failed urbina had
escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22

the captains orders 20 return Mr
Dnly was unable 20 tell
John Thompson. a fireman of the
Titanic, suffering with q broken arm
at ST. Vlnccnrs hospital. may be an
important witness nt tho senatorial
investigation into the wreck. Thomp-
son cOmca from Liverpool aud he aa-
foria thht the Titanic was out "fO
boat al records on maiden tripa
"From Queenstown out" Thompson
ia quoted aR saying. "nii tho firtmen
had been talking Of the orders We had
% fire her up az hard aa we pussib bly,
could. We had 90 make as quick a
passage az possible. the orders ran.
I heard that these orders came from
the engineering department
we were carrying fun pressure.
From the time we left Queenstown
until tho moment ~ thc shock we
never ceaned to make from "a 10 ~
revolutions During that whole sun
day We had been keeping up the a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE

Met az n a. M,
Considered Cummins bin 20
permit appeal 70 supreme court
from decree Ia tobacco trust dis-
solution.
Committee investigating Titan
ic disaster resumed hearing be-
gun IN New York, vice President
Franklln tcstlfying.
Senator MARITIME introduced res-
oiutlon 20 send revenue cutters 10
scene OF Titanic disaster 20 re-
main a month In hope of finding
bodies
Judiciary subcommittee unani-
mously favored nomination of
Richard sloan for Arizona dlso
trict judge after investigating
charges against him.
HOUSE.
Met at noon.
Resumed consideration OF post
office appropriation bill,
Representative Campbell at
tackled Colonel Roosevelt az one
WHO 'assaiied every man who
venlurea 70 disagree with him on
any questions"
Naval affairs committee agreed
10 authorize Sf.uO0. 600 for world
wide wireless system for navy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
PHYSICIAN SLUGGED
|. BY HIGHWAYMEN
IN CHICAGO
Thugs Give Back Medicine
Chest When Victim Makes
Known Identity and That
He is Enroute to Visit Dy-
ing Patient.

(ny Evenins Herald A. n. Leased Wirel
Chicago, April 2e--While hurrylng
to visit a dying patient DR. p. w.
uerVey, 301 West Chicago avenue
was held up by hlghwaymen near his
home early today and robbed OF 81
case of medicine, small tank O2 oNy-
sDn, hia watch and chain, and his
purse containing SIP. The robbers
struck the physician on the head with
an empty bottle and he sank 20 the
ground dazed. but recovered hs the
mon were running away and shouted
20 them II am physiclna and on my
way 10 attend a dying woman, please
give me back my medicine and thht
tank Of oxygen"
The men held whispered conver-
shtion and moment later walked
back. helped the physician 70 his feet
and gave him back the medicine ana
oxygen. when pr. Hervey arrived az
the home of his patient ne found her
dead.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22

WovIno CIV, AUFII NtlwUnnllH
Juarez Mnaa. only son Of nonito Iua-
rer. patriot and iihorator Of Mexico,
died suddenly at Oaxnca yesterday hs
"a result OF a ruptare OF tho aoria' iis
father died from the mmc cause.
Maza was once minister % tne
United statoH ana was governor of the
state 81 Oaxaca. During his admin,
lntrntlon he put down the HorcHi'tu
0omlaia rebellion by che Gomez 81
Iuchitan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
INTERVENTION TALK
DEPRECATED BY
GOVERNMENT At
WASHINGTON
Pointed Out That Consular Re-
ports Are Unanimous to tho
Effect That United States
Must Keep Out of Mexico.
AMERICAN WARsHIP MAY
BE SENT TO WEST COAST


Washington. April 2e.-The state
department endeavorcd today To put
a stop to what u regards as influm-
mntory talk of the governments pur-
pose TO intervene In Mexico, By de-
claring that the reports OF the Amer
lean consular officers Ia that coun-
trS reiterate that whereas there is
not one reason for military interven-
ton there are are countless strong
reasons why there should be no IN
tervention.
Manuel calero. FORMER minister OF
foreign affairs, left Mexico City F'ri-
day night for Washington TO assume
his new post as ambassador here.
Secretary Knox said that while the
president had under consideration the
question Of dispatching a vessel to the
west coast OF Mexico 10 hook into the
safety OF the American residents
there Il did not necessarily mean
that q warship would make the trip.
He said the principal object wal
20 get news about these Americans
who were Ia country where great
disorder prevailed with no conmuni-
cation with the outside world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
MEXICAN sURFsasNDERs
40 UNITED SpATH,~ OFFICERS

Washington. April % Braulip
Hernandez, leading Mexican and
formerly secretary of state of Chihua-
hua. has voluntarily surrendered 20
the department % Justice 60 answer
an Indictment at Ei PusO texas,
charging him with conspiracy 90 vio-
lata President THfta proclamation
prohibiting the exrurtatiOna of mu-
nitions OF war 20 Mexico.
lie is now on route from Nasnink-
ton 10 El paso ln the custody Of a
special agent and viii arrive there TO-
night or tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
Today Starts Cleanup Week;
Clean Your Front Yard First

"CIonu-up Week IN
should
We want 10 a
spotlsss 81 the
Eyery person today be to see
promptly the department
WA will the "a tho
made mo
rerney said Ma,ur settlers today and he city wl be divided
division citizens
their front Yards first and place the rubbish
will he the luts and AZ
a where "A VIII
be bo month,
nln
la Albuquerque should
Me- end of Is
Or
want placcf
0et HAe and 100 1 Fo
SS&Se ~SSN$ N@~e$SSE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22
FIFTY nODEEs RECOVERED BY
CAntIG SHIP MACkAN-kkENN llTI

New York. April 22-~Thc White
Star line announced this afternoon
that Il had received the following
wireless mcssage from the cable ship
Mackay- Bennett, which Is on the
scene of the Titanic disaster, search
ing tor bodies Heavy southwest
suuau has interfcred with operators.
Fifty bodies recovered, All not em-
halmed viii he buried ~ sea 80 D.
M. with divine services. Can hrinB
only cmhalmed bodies TO port"
The White star line officials said
that any Information from the Mack
aye Bennett. which ls under orders 90
remain iu the vicinity ui the wreck
for week, will be made public on
receipt only those bodies that have
been Identified on admit OF being iden-
titled will be brought back Sume
OF the victims have undoubtedly been
muttated by ice 50 that iaentiicaT
ton Is impossible,
Tho steamer Rhoin reported 10 the
White Star line bg wireless thNt
wFockase aud bodies we're passed ~
sg.0I latitude, f9.l3 longitude, ana
that the Markay Bennett was heading
/ for that position. This message indle
Gates that tho Gulf stream b carrying
| the bodies and wreckagc fifty miles
east OF where the Titanic sank.
The survivors who were taken 90
hospitals on their arrival on the Nar-
pathin nave now practically ail re-
covered nnd many of them have leil
l for their homes. Relief societies nave
! gathered funds angrcgatlnE more than
/ a quarter of a million dollars ana the
relief committees have been swamptd
with clothing. Not only that, bat
countless letters have been received
offoring assistance OF every sort.
That many of tne liichONtH oi the
Titanic were sent away only hait-
filled and that. N Captain smith's
orders had been ohcycd, many more
lives would have been saved, h01 been
disclosed hy Peter u. Daily Of Lime
Peru, "a first cabin survivor, hal,
states that he nw the cap'ain fuAi
NJ the railing after the boats mad been
nat out from the stalking ship and fti
"Rring back gliOEn boats. they are uni,
half fun" How many boosts onttee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-22

New York. April 22.-The subcom-
mittees representing the anthracite
miners and operators conferred here
today for what is expected 60 bO the
final session, as settlement of the
demands of the miners, Il is UNDER
stood. has already been virtually
reached.
The basis ~ said 90 be a five per
cent increase in wages and an indi-
rect recognition OF tho union. There
will be no acceptance Of the check-ofl
system.