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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

to locating the father and daughter.
The police also have been called upon
to aid IN the work The Ellis case
has been taken up by hundreds
throughout the country, who have
formed an endless chain of workers,
all of whom are striving to return the
little girl to her mother.
circumstances Are Explained.
Miss l.. B. Bridgman Of IT'S La
Iona road, Berkeley, CAL, is especial
ly active in this work., and it is she
who has asked aid Of ! Honolulans.
Miss Bridgman,s letter to sDilling-
hgm, explaining the circumstances of
the abduction. is in part as follows:
Through the help Of Capt Peter
johnson ;1f the s. s. Wilhelmiha. and
Mr. Dierfcx of the. Matson Navigation
gQupaHgl I have been able to trace
Mr. John Ellis, kidnaper, to Hong
kong Beyond that port have no
clue
The passenger list, copy of which
iucluse. sailing from San Francisco
April 3, 1918, on s.. s. Wilhelmina,
voyage AZ, contains your name, and 1t
is insthe hope that you may, during
the five days voyage, have talked to
Mr.. Ellis (please note that the name is
note 'EllisD or overheard some of his
conversation which might give clue,
as to his intended destination, that /
am writing to you and inclosing po-
lice circulars and other important
items of information.
'0n this voyage Mr. Ellis is listed
as Mr. T. Ellis and the child Olga as
.Nattale Ellis. May not ask you to
help In one or all of the following
ways?-
81. Send to me any clue you have
as to Mr.. Ellis possible destination.
CIT is not likely that he would tell
where he was going, but it is likely
lContinued. on page eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
Spacious New Quarters Will Be
Scene of House. Warming
and lodge Ceremony

A new chapter In the history of the
Loyal Order of Moose will be written
by the local lodge Tuesday evening.
At that time the doors to their new
home will be opened for a reception
and the guests of the club will be
shown through one of the most COM
plete and attractive lodge quarters in
the territory.
Sometime during the following
week the evening has not been def
initely decided upon-the eight hun
dred active members of the local
lodge will convene in their new club
home for a house warming and sol
enn ceremony, which will really
mark the beginning of a new era in
the history of the Moose lodge here.
of the Moose is fixed on the reception
for Tuesday evening 1t promises to
be a gala affair, an affair in which
music and dancing win have their
part. The dancing of course will fol-
low the reception; and the music, to
be rendered by the Hawaiian band,
will be heard throughout the evening.
All the Moose and their friends are
invited to be present. Many members
of the lodges on other islands are ex-
pected to be here when the new home
is opened to congratulate their Homo
lulu brothers on their progressive
ness.
1t was only two years ago-Novem-
Der 9, 1911-that the local lodge swas
organized. In that time it has ac-
quired a membership of 1400. 1t is
now about to enter one of the finest
club homes in the territory quarters
which have been prepared to meet ey-
cry need of an up-to-date club.
The writer was shown through the
club rooms this morning by Senator
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
GEyL. FUNSTON
LACESRANKO OF
HIGH OFFICER

"You may quote me as saying that
no officer here has the authority to
make the statement regarding. the
Queen street wharf credited to a
high army officer and published in
this mornings paper" said General
Funston, discussing story to the eff
feet that the military authorities here
would demand restitution for land al.
legged to have been illegally taken by
the territory for the Improvement of
the Queen street wharf
81 am the only one here who could
make such recommendations, and my
authority is extremely limited when
It comes. to war department affairs
and policy. A plain statement of fact
is all that will be sent from this de-
partment in regard to the wharf prop
erty. l doubt if the high army off,
GER quoted was of as high ranking as
a corporal"
General Funston reiterated his
statement published in the Star-Bulle-
tin two days ago, that the military
and territorial authorities were on the
friendliest of terms, and that there
would be no disposition to hold up
the territory, or refuse to lease to it
lands not actually needed for military
purposes n the part of the war de
partment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
LIQUOR MAY
SPLIT MEMBERS
Of MOOSELODGE

simultaneously with the opening OF
the new quarters OF the local Moose
lodge, petition has been started
among members for the establishment
lof a new lodge and according to sign
ers Of the petition. they are attempt
ing to break away from their present
affiliations because liquor Is to be sold
in the new clubhouse.
j. s. Bailey, signer Of the petition
and an active member of No. 500, de-
clared this morning that more than a
hundred signatures to the petition al
ready have been secured.
81 am q charter member of this
lodge but when it shows very plainly
that its policy is to make profit from
liquor sold on the premises, and when
it begins to look as If drinking will
be very frequent in the club. | cannot
remain silent. must voice my pro-
test.
81 went to a meeting last night
prepared to make my stand there, but
was prevented and shut up so quickly
l could do nothing. Many other mem
bers think as / do, and we intend to
establish a new lodge If possible.
Two, and think L1ree, OF the pres
ent officers of the lodge are signers of
the petition. 1t is growing rapidly.
We are willing to assume a heavy
burden of expense in opening and
maintaining our handsome quarters,
but we certainly would not have
agreed to the plan had we known SO
much was to be spent on a buHet and
bar fixtures and that the buffet would
be one of the principal features Of the
club.
~The selling of liquor is our reason
for obiecting and we feel that 1t il a
matter of which public notice should
be given. l believe in the fraternal
spirit and Joined the Moose because
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PASSENGERS PRAY AS
VESSEL LEAVES STORM
Gale, Raging with Cyclonic Fury, Snaps Mizzen
Truck and Renders Wireless Helpless
Transport Emerges from Ocean
Fury Badly Battered

p.ftIfv,rr f,,. sax,os, ho,,ra IN fha< ro
,s..1ssa "a "a s,,,,v sSvl .,r Z. -, .sis
ns sssi oia. a,,e @ ,sea-.ad S, : S IS, e,e the
:. ess ess. .. -. - t,at I, s,,as 80 ~ - ane-v s,-
go se ,d,,nt.;no,,s y. - Aas - The .he,, = volS,ns
~ | i1n;.sS - St.,ss A-r,v t,ansnort =
gan. steaming from Manila by the way
ST Nagasaki. Japan: emerged from the
encounter with the infuriated ele-
ments. n lsorrv plight. while her pas
seneers. Including military and civil
iians knelt Ia silent PRAYER and gave
thanks for what they irmly believed q
timely deliyerance from death. The
Ioran arrived here this morning.
When Wednesday. September 8.
dawned for the several hundred u. 8.
army and navy ofiicers. their wives
and families inoludine scores of little
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
HARRISON TO
BE WELCOMED
BY YALE MEN

Yale men, members of the Chamber
OF Commerce, Merchants Association
and other local commercial organiza-
Ions. win cooperate in arranging g
hitting welcome for Francis Burton
Harrison, who was recently nominated
by President Wilson for governor-gen-
eral OF the Philippines, who is sched.
uled to arrive IN Honolulu In the Man
churia September Is, en- route TO as.
sumo HIS new duties In the islands.
During his brief stay in H0polulu,
the new governor will be the guest
of John r. Gait. Yale alumnus, who.
IN case the Nanchuria arrives In the
morning, will take the diplomat on a
sishtseoing tour to places OF interest
In and about the city. A luncheon at
the University Club at noon is being
planned, at which Harrison viii be
the guest OF the Yale men Of the city.
The afternoon is TO be given over to
the reception by the members OF the
local commercial organizations
Francis Burton Harrison is a Demo
crat. native of New York city, a
lawyer by profession. and has been a
representative In Eve congresses, his
FIRST service being In the fifty-eighth.
He was educated at Yale university,
ard the New York Law School. He
comes from a distinguished family. be-
ing the son OF .-rs. Burton Harrison,
a weli-known author. He Is 40 years
OF age. and wealthy. and is well known
in mainland business circles and
smart set.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

Wilson's Nominee for Governor.
Answers Every Complaint OF
Protests to Committee

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept.
6.-L. z Pinkham, President
Wilson's nominee for governor
of Hawaii, today delivered to
the president a full reply to tbt
charges made to tho ser4e
committee on Pacific IsNnds
and Porto Rico against I1s con
fjrmation, and referred to the
president by Chairm9il Shat
roth.
Mr. Pinkham ezpIaiped ev-
erything in a straightforward
manner.
g. s. ALBERT.
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= 4. -.
Wreckage was found everywnere'
following the gales and tremendous
volume Of water tnat swept over sne
transport Wniie put TOUT oays 49,
from Honolulu. Despite me comDlne1
enorts ana iADors q al avallaDis ns.l
ABOARD tne troopsnlp. tns LesaA snom ''..
eo PLAINLY ne enec.s q 5. 1ns 49, s.seun =
ts seL' ~ gnsn sue s.sansx :. .h,s ,,,.,r,. = -
. .ns ni0''a'1s 80 - -. $50 80. = 8
ins - w.,.,,..r-. -. s.,a
2eseLal 49, n1se ..a 49,. ,sss.s o,,t 80, :,
ac.aas - na.s SI s.,rs;tsa .... 80 so,oe
snsal soenss s. sss., ,esar 49, ri, Win
e.s.'s .ss ss.,.' 's,.,:t ~ ,,~ht raiiirr
q Ga 49, s;Ss ara nl,,ncs info the -
o@ a,s.,is s - - u's,s' ss' sf-iresd ron the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
REVERSE OF USUAL
is DISCOVERED IN
! HAWAlIi COUNTY WORK


Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
4 HlIsO, Sept. 5.-Former Super
\ visor James D. Lewis thinks !
\ he has legitimate kick against I
= the newspapers. He has de-. :
\ clared to friends that the papers
4 are quick to print anything de- !
= rogatory to him and others that !
4 they can learn. but fell to men !
=. tion commendable incidents that !
= occurred during his term as su- !
= pervisor.
= Lewis cause for complaint at !
= this time is said to. be because !
= the graft commission recently !
= learned that he had saved $1,000 I
= for the county on the Honolii /
= road contract, but that no men !
\ tion has been made Of the fact. !
= According to Lewis friends, the !
<probe accountants found that the !
y Brown contract for q portion I
\ of the Honelii work was for $14,- !
\ 900 and that only $4,000 was !
= ever paid by the county. When !
= they made inquiries to clear up /
\ this strange and unusual thing I
= for Hawaii county, they were in !
y formed that Lewis, on account Of /
4 being llamaliaT with contract I
y work, was able TO change the I
4 specifications so that the coun- 1
\ ty could save the IS. 900. I
\ \ \ y y =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06


NEW HAVEN. cbn1s ..>t - \.
terrible wreck o1 ih1 ..N |.||.
line Is under iofs5t|o4L'on to-day N
state and national in4uI,'<5Fs and ~
ready evidence Is being brought oI<
to ohow that the management q <|4
line = indirectly respon5IbIe. The ~
fsrstafe commerce cbn,nI9sio1 !.
holding an inquiry and the state q
connectIcut Il investigating pIn1t
tanoously.
Engineer Miller, Of the White Noun
tain Express, testified today that ~
had been doing the work Of two men
for Z week just prior - the ecc'o>'.
The night before the express wrecked
the Bar Harhor LImitpd' he declares
he had had but four hours Sleep
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
DANCE HALLS
CONHNUElN
HElIMELIGHl
Suggestions of Star Bulletin
May Be Acted Upon by
P. L. Weaver

Acting on the suggestions made In
an editorial appearing in Yesterday
issue of the Star Bulletin in which
certain Objectionable features Of the
dance halls as they are now permit,
ted to be run were mentioned, p. l.
Weaver, first deputy city and county
attorney, announced I this morning
that an ordinance would be intro
duced before the board Of supervisors
soon to remedy many of the evils said
to be incident to the public dance
places of Honolulu.
With Weaver, in the preparation OF
the proposed ordinance, William P,
Continued on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
JAPAN NOW
AWAITS WORD
FROM China

Especial cable to Japanese Chronicle.1
TOXIC, Japan, Sept. 6.-The Japan
ese government has forwarded in
structions to Ambassador Yamaza at
Peking, China, ordering him to at
once demand from the Chinese gov
eminent indemnity for the loss of the
lives and property of Japanese resi-
dents at Nanking, and an apology for
the outrages. TIE government here
has made public the fact that 1t will
take up arms against China in case
that country refuses to comply with
the foregoing demands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
MoRITARo ABE DIED

Especial cable to Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan. Sept 6.-Moritaro
Abe, director of the political bureau
of foreign affairs, who was attacked
by two unidentified assailants yester-
day and stabbed in the abdomen, is
dead. 1t is now. believed that the
motive of the assassins was due to
Japan's attitude toward China
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

tof the broad principles on which Il
Is founded, but ! am also Good
Templar and have been one for
many years. and speak for 4 great
many Of the Moose when say that
We do not s<epd for the encourage
ment Of drinking
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

REQUEST for Permission to Ap-
peal IS to Be Threshed Out
Before Tribunal

MONTREAL, Canada, sept s.-Ap-
pllcatfon for admlttance to ball u e.
pected to be the next move that coun-
sci viii make On behalf of Harry
Thaw
Thsw Will probably appear before
I full bench when hIs appeal ease y
threshed out On Its merits On oep<or'-
Der rs. The ground on RhIc0 TIE
appeal d asked from the decision %
the Immigration authorities = rot yet
known.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
HARVARD TENNIS CRACK
WINS lNTERC COLLEGIATE
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

1AvERFoRD, Pa, Sept. CIR. Nor
rls Williams, the Harvard youth who
was member Of the Davis cup team,
won the intercollegiate tennis cham
plcnsfip today at the close Of the
tournament here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

E. II. F. wolter, supervisor and
chairman of the health committee oil
that body. is still very i'll at his
home. He is suffering from dis
ease, which though not rendering his
condition critical. makes it extremely
doubtful IL he can recover before an
other fortnight He has already beer
confined to his bed for two weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
DUTY ON WOOD
Pulp DROPPED
TO BEAT TRUST
rAssociatee Press cabIel

WASHINGTON, o. c., Sept. 6.-The
countervaiIlng duty on wood pulp has
been stricken from the tariff bill by
the Democratic majority In the SEN
ate. The principal argument favoring
this held that the wood pulp trust
Is muIcting the newspapers Of the
country In the sum Of million dot
lars annually.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
TRAVERS RETAINS
GOLF TITLE WITH
DEFEAT OF BIvAL

GARDEN CRY, Long Island, Sept.
D. Travers retained the
national amateur golf championship
today by deeeAtfng John Anderson Of
eoston, four up and five 70 play.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

A committee consisting of Z. H. Par
is, chairman; c. s. Crane and Charles
r. Frazier was appointed yesterday BY
George G. Guild. vice president of the
Merchants Association, to cooperate
with James ID. Dougherty. director
general of the 1914 Floral Parade and
Mid Winter Carnival. in carrying out
the plans for next years celebration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
GERMANS LOSE LAST
FOR SONDER CUP TO
AMERICAN YAcHTSMEN

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept. 9. =
The German sender yachts lost again
today ard are now eliminated from
chance At the cup.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
NEWLANDS Will
UPHOLD TARIFF
AND FREE SUGAR

1fSpetiai star-I,piietin Gahlel
WASHINGTON, b. d. Sept. s.-sen.
ator Francis G. Ncrlnnds Of Neynda
announced today that he win support
the Wilson, -(nterVet1 tariff bill, In
clailhs ~ l.<t Ilbyieipas HIS
position a. y nov NJ not been eer-
tain. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

Circuit Judge Whitney has se' |..
tober Il As the date % which . WI
hear tl,s petition Of Eda @|..|
dow of Joseph [ spItzer ..|'. ...
Clifford. the son. b. ap11'.... @|..
estimated at >z1 900 t.| .|II <.'|
Of 217 shares d .1e o.| E'|..'.
Company. on Hotel sfreeI 111'...
TIE widow. three sons and two 141.
<ers survive the deceased
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
MOOSE ETOOPEN NNEN HOME
With RECEPTION TUESDAY

Ambrose ]. Writ, the past dictator.
He was shown through theHtwo floors
which the lodge win occupy in the
Progress Block, at the corner of Fort
and Beretania streets.
The last touches were being put to
Continued on page threel
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CONTINUED on page three)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22

Anxious
For Peace

LONDON. July 21.-Any idea that
tho Bulgarian army is preparing for a
counter-stroke IS now quite aban-
doned 70 has become known that in
his anxiety to brinE about peace. King
Ferdinand appealed 10 the German
emperor regarding Russias action.
The nature Of the empcror's reply has
not been disclosed
a semi-cnicial dispatch from Sofa
sats that even should the Eoumauiaus
invade the capital no resistance will
hc offered The actual occupation 81
Adriinop.c has not set been confirm
ed The Turkish advance on Adria-
uoplc has been accompanied hy con
tidarahl" diminishing The Turks are
believed t0 be proceeding en- three
columns ono from Hulair and two
from Tchatllja
I'D" Eu,hHr's, cofrraI ondsnt ~ tho
fH1t Telegraph herrr Iut is unable
i1 confirm. fhaf greece haa waived
claim o." the ka.l'a nuI Drama and
Will content hsrsr.f with iha S1Inniki
UIrt.r'1rl uhf.u would facilitate o.
rsa.. H.tf'rmcrt ffr sl.n .ass %
.ur. ti1r hnr been sefl.Is hsd Ietvccn
th" Houmanian sfeht winr and the
Sfrt iare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
CHINEASE IN A
MUTINY;; ONE
FATALLY SHOT
House s. Herrmann'S Red Letter Sale

NEW ORLEANS. La. July sl-Muuny
OF - chinese ON the steamship Comus.
irving today from New York. resulted
~ panic among the passengers. thc
pIooable fatal shooting of one OF the
Huune"rS, the wounding of taree othei =
anu slEht injuries to FIRST Ontcsr VI. l..
Proctor ~ the Comus
me general tigat ocrurred on the for
ware deck OF the steamer toby.
Proctor probably owes has life to the
bravery or .tIS. florenc. shaw "A stew
afdesS. WI" SaVel MIN from being
thrown over the rail by the infuriatc /
Chinese
TIE officer hyd Vrusrcd all the Cn:ueSc
10 the hold ~ n'n tee NeSScl ~ a. about sp
miles from New orleans. The Drtentnt.
protested the heat WIS too tnteu-s
Nhen Proctor tu-is ted SIX OF O. -,n
rushed hin to the rail. Then Mrs. shaw
APPEARED AMI huttled her way among u, q
chinese. preceding them from thrUNir :;
Proctor overheard
Proctor drew lis weapon aud began
iflnE. bt.rr members of an. crew aud
several passenger rushed into the melee.
iuHuN tie Driental~ Mrr. ,owrd bv an
Ierior force and wsT. sent to- the hold
"" most ~'ii"uSly injured man * shot
through Tue lungs. probably fatally
The tuiE"s" wrF" being brought re.,>
To act as strike breakers rov tA. Ut.tc.I
Ftuit rOWUaur. wurS. seauien recent +. T.
walked out Zach il under 5000 bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
ASKS PENALTIES
In EXCESS OF
$5O,OOO,OOO

JACKSON. Miss. July ci.--Attorney
General Ross 4. Collins announced
today that he will file IN Coahoma
county tomorrow. suit IN chancery
court against the Illinois central and
Yazoo and Missi ssippi Valley Rail
roads. alleging an unlawful merger
and asking penalties In excess Of so. e.
o.ooo.
Tho Attorney General said tho suit
would be vigorously prosecuted 10 s.
known that he mas worked up much
evidence.
AhsrInE iufrdcd"ns ~ the antitrust
laws ~ Mississippi the Attorney Gem
erals suit az pr pared. seeks 90 Dust
the Illinois Central from the state.
would forfeit tho charter and fran
rh'sre OF tho Yalnp and Mississippi
Valley Railroad and throw both int"
tho hands ~ receivers Tho suit also
seeks to compel thc Illinois Central O."
dispose ~ ail stocks and bonds ~ the
subsidiary road md to secure an abe
e"iute enforcement OF interests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
Look Out For
Poison Ivy

ptroilinr through The woods or eissr-
ifr brush ufrnirkrra hunters faher-
men book ont Tor poison ivy ma IN
che ueHrfime keep your blood pure ~
usIrE NJ your skin ts rough
uifh COMMA. pImpfra 0r arv other
eruption. stimulates Tho fns
network ~ blood vessels fn me skin 20
DRY up and heal ell sore spots
81 will Ir THE positively 70
DIN Mates The prIurIpfs ~ pHru1aie
stimulate fhe cells ~ The skin 90 SOLICIT
their own uufrirnrnf from tho blood.
made pure md healing ~ the wonder
~ medicinal Ingredients % This "a
nous blood purifier Or la safe ren-
cdy. HeI contains r1 minerals. and yct
o. action la marvel
You tfr rsf g fn any drug
store. huf Insist upon having it Ths
SWIM Laboratory in Afltnf1. Ca. pre-
rares This famous blood purifier and
f'u should take uu chance by pefnIt-
tiug art nrr Co. recommend re- aubaff-
tufr frd - your blood condition r
such mat you would Ukn f1 consult a
Huer 'flIef freely address fnr W.II.Ht
Dept. The 5wif spr,In. Dumpa ~ -
ss1t Flig, Atlanta. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22

ii"ve that 10 Left alone under tho pro
icctitc tariff it, prosperity will con
finur 90 Increase with great strides
iut this bill wii' hurt instead OF de-
V"lopin.. 10" south o. its originator
seem % think i- the ease"
An1ltzing th" bin from end 10 end.
senator SWoot declared that of 'he
many mon-frOu- provisions OF this
tariff Law. perhaps tho worst BE- the
one DESIGNED t0 anuihila'e the produc.
tion ~ sugar Boz this country.
Senator Smoot predicted dire 70
suits when the bin becomes % law.
and that tl" first Industries Of tho
country 20 suffer frou DTS passage
would not hc M" great trusts and
powerful corporations hu' fhr thou
nde ~ manufacture OFF small capi.
taf
Quotes Secretary Redfeld.
That rho pending bin could not up-
s.hIr fuif' if- MISSION. Senator Iiur
ton declared. COS now admitted by
some oil. it- ORIGINAL sponsors ~.
r"m"d Secretary RrdG'lI in This con
usrton
AIR Eedf.ld hs added. who uas