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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
ole EveningI1eraId Want Ads
Three Lines Three Times three Dimes

in sympathy with corn. December
which az the outset Was tfc to a. i-sc.
unchanged 90 l-sc lower. rallied TO
~ 3-sc.
Provisions lacked support, condition
due to weakness az the yards First
sales we're &c to 20c on, including Jan
nary options "a $1,000 for pork, si0.Gi
Tor lard and $1,000 ID Cor ribs
Wheat--sept, SAFE. Dec. saA a.
S97scs May. g4ssc.
Corn--sept. 72Mc; Dec, &C &c;
May 6gM qiGahe.
Oats--sept.. fsc; Dec, AK ~
ftasc. May. s7hc.
Pork sept. tzO.s0; Jan, &tS.a0.
Lard Sept. glit7& Mii.20i Oct.
slL2s, Jan. Si0.ggis.
Ribs--Sept. &ile0. oct. tii.Oos
Jan, t1G.05s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

Kansas city Aug i2.-Hogs-Is Re-
ceipts 1000. teady 60 ave cents low
er; bulk. tS.e5mS.7O. heavy. ss.20@
S.s5. packers and butchers. ts.25 ~
20. lights. s&2sIs.7s; pigs sG.2sm
100.
Cattle ~ Receipts lS00u. steady:
prime fed steers. tS.40Ms.S5; dressed
beef steers. t7.25ms.ss; western
steers. S7.25ffS.2s; southern steers,
f5.2sG zoe: COWS, ts.5OI ESQ: heif-
IRIS. 34.50ms.e0; stoekers and feeders
ss.2b@7.Is; bulls. ff0Oms.2s; calves,
t5.5OG9.OO
sheep Receipts 5000: weak
lambs. &5.7smG.S5. yearlings, $500
s.50: wethera. $3.50 500: ewes. ts.50
GAGS. aockers and feeders. t2.s0m
f2h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
CHAVEZ SCORES A CLEAN
WIN OVER BRANNIGAN

Denver Colo, Aug. i2.-Benny
Chavez Of Trinidad, was given a pop
ular decision over Patsy nrannisan.
.of PltishurRh, Pa. az the end Of
their ten-round bout staged before
the State Athletic club last night.
The contest was Chavez's from the
very first round, he outflghting and
outroughing the piitsbnrgher al the
way Brnunlgan failed To- land one ef-
feotivc blow IN the entire contest.
Chavczs cleverneBs offseitinR every
effort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
SPORTING BREVITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

Denver. Colo. Benny Chavez oi
Trinidad was given popular deci-
sion over Patsy Rrannlgnn OF Pitts
nurgh, al the end Of scheduled ten-
round bout. before the state Athleiio
club last night.
The contest was chavez from the
very FIRST round. he oulnghting, out
roughing the Pittaburgher an the
way Brannigan failed to land one
effective blow Ia she entire contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
Money Market.
0o0NeOSe4Se0eoeN'
IMPROVEMENT IN COId.IaGEs
IN THE SOUTH


In 1909 only three southern COLI
lcges had standard requirements for
entrance; this ycnr iG0 announced
standard admission requirements.
Thus Miss Elizabeth Avery Coukon.
secretary of the southern Associa-
iion ~ College Women, sums up the
Advancement that has taken place in
higher education IN the south since
1890, In IA report distributed by the
United states hureau 90 education.
Not only Ia entrance requirements.
bat also In libraries. laboratories,
buildings. aud equipment 90 az
kinds. az we'll az III the extremely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

Chicago. Aug. i2.-Ilogs- Receipts
5000, steady To a shade lower; bulk,
tS.aOmsa5. lights, &s.9oW s.3s; mix
ed. SS.06I $50; heavy, s7.sOMa.00
rough, s7.SO@ 500; pigs, tf.Ts@s.b0.
Cattle-~Receipts s.000. weak TO Toe
lower: beeyes. $7lbHa.2o. Texas
steers. SG.S0G17.SOi western steers,
&6.35m 7.75: stockers and feeders
S6.4Oa775; cows and heifera $3.50
$50: calves. xS.0OMIi.25.
sheep Receipts s3.o00. slow. weak:
native sheep. g3.90M5.0O. western.
t4.00 b.90: yearlings, s5.l0m5.sb;
lambs. native. s5.25m7.Ss; western.
Ss.T5d 7.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
Wild GOOSE CURES
CAsis or PARALYSIS

san Francisco. Aus IA Wild
goose cured Arthur D. Reddlng,on. a
lemanda Park rancher. % parai, sls
80 the arms ana legs toaif rhe
frightened bird. while flying blineiy
through the air. accidentally struck
ieddington In the back OF the neck.
The blow evidently effected sue
den change IN the spinal chord and
his paralysis disappeared immediate
~, lie had recently been pronounced
incura BILE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

Winnipeg Fighting Fred Me-
Kay of New York waa knocked out
by Carl Morris Of oklahoma Ia the
third round of "a scheduled twelve
round hout here last night Morris
finished HIS opponent when he stag
gered him with terrific ien "a the
Jaw followed by right Ia the same
spot, when he sent Mckay through
the ropes.
Mckay plainly was 0utclassed from
the start and the iiEht was a tame
annir until the latter part of the gee
ond round when the New Yorker
was sent to the ropes by a vicious
blow. The bell saved him. IN the
anal round he showed little opposi-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
chavez'a cleverness offsetting every
224 GOLD AVE.

Chaveza cleyerness 0ffseiting every
effort.
This Is the second meeting be-
tween chavez and Rrannigan, the
latter winning by a knockout In six
rounds of scheduled twenty-round
Dout two years aga. and the decisive
win tonight by Chavez places him ~
direct line tor ~ ~ the chan
piOnghip.
Red Butler of Kansas city and
Charley Scuiiy In the semi windup
went 10 rounds To draw and Jimmy
Bibbs OF Fort Worth was given the
decision over kid" Leigh of ~.
Louis at the end az eight rounds VA
the preliminary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

important matter NJ the training and
ability ~ the faculty. Miss Couhon
notes marked Improvement. she al
tributes the advance chiefly 30 two
agencies. the Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement ~ Teaching
and the General Education BOARD
The former did its most valuable
work through publications which re-
venled the Wide variation in college
standards that prevailed ia the south
while the latter has been especially
helpful through she founding OF pro-
fessorships at secondary education
70 aid the high schools IN their re-
iatlon TO the colleges.
Together with the beticrment IN
entrance requirements has come "a
decided Increase IN the amount 81
college work represented By the de-
gree. In 1894. according 60 Miss
CoultOn, the a. q. OF only two south
ern colleges represented four fun
years Of college work. while by 1914
graduates 81 ai least twenty-five coli
leges will have completed four years
Of standard college work.
Although emphatic in her declor-
alton that great Improvement has
tNn'U liHttf Mirr AbulAhn NtfINifN
that much still remains 10 be done.
Each OF the a67 institutions in the
south bearing the mamie college or
university" she says. firmly believes
that Il Is predcstined 20 become the
leading institution for higher educa-
ton In It's community Nevertheless,
with all the education boards. foun-
dations. associations. commissions
and conferences working directly or
indirectly IN behalf &c che southern
college and the Development OF its
efficiency, there remains the hope
that many sham colleges may within
the next ten or twelve years be in-
duced 90 stop comforting degrees and
become good preparatory or Indus
trial schools that others may de
from lack Of patronage; ana thst the
righteous remnant may thus be en-
couragod 10 continue 90 strive after
ever enlargiug ideals OF standard
and og service"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

For quick service cnii Rambrooh
Bros Auto Line. Phone sac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12


New York. Aug l2.--Lead quiet.
S4.f5; Ia London. f2O ~ Cd.
Spelter steady. t5.T06r $50.
Copper strong standard spot and
August t14.7sm 1886.
Tin weak; spot. sii.7S@4a.0o, Au-
gust, tti.5am4i.a0.
Iron steady. No northern. tl6.-
00G 1850, No northern. sl5.s0M
1900.
London markets closed as follows;
Copper easy: spot and futures 50.
Tin weak. spot, ISIS les: futures,
1877.
Iron. Cleveland warrants, 5ss.
81. Louis spclier.
81, Louis. Ahg i2.-i.ead hrm,
St.4oWs.ts; spelter stronH t5.a0si
$50.
New York Cotton.
New York Aug i2.-Cotton snot
quiet; middling uplands, ai2.00, gulf
SIZES; no sales.
Money Market.
Money on cail steady, af2is per
cent. Time loans easier, 60 DAYS,
az az per cent; 90 days ~ OAK
per cent six months 5h 95A per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6aGh
per cent; commercial bills sass.
Rar silver. 5ahc
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
Speaking Of
Lobbyists

Lobbyists
The Herald Want sd is
some lobbyist, believe us.
1T WORKS
all the time, il is one Of
those insidious Lobbyists
you hear aOOut and never
fails to get results.
Let the
HERALD WANT AID
insidiously lobby around for
you among the population
Of Albuquerque. Whether
you want to buy or sell,
hire or fire, rent or lease, it
will put you in touch with
the people you want to talk
10.
JUST PHONE 167.l6S..
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SITUATION WANTED.

49, n
YOUNG LADY stenographer wishes
position. can furnish nest refer
ences. Address G. r.. care Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

YODNG MAN attending business coli
iese would like 60 work outside %
school hours FOR board and room or
FOR private expenses. Albuquerque
Business College. phone s27.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

American League.
"a. Louis al New York
Cleveland NJ Washington.
Chirago ~ Philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

TRIM -. Iave- ~ Nor'h ssoon"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12
Nmr Ynrk Cnilnn.

quiet; mlddling uphnds, si2.00; gulf
Si2.26; no sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

81. Louis. AIg i2.-I.ead hrm,
St.4oGs.ts; spslter stronM ts.s0@
$50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

FOB SALE---Hcal Estate.
,s-~sae-.re~a~~s.~ere~s~ ss@~esN@@s-.re~os.
FOR SALE--iG lots IN Higiands close
ln. near railroad track. party wants
10 leave city Address Opportunity. =
care Evening Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

FOR RENT ~ Furnished rooms,
modern convenienccs. 422 West
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-12

FOR RENT Three-room flat. aish
West silver.
FOR RENT Five rooms furnished
for light housekeeping, singiy or
en- suite. 6l7 South Hroadway
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
ANHUT TO BE TRIED MAY II
ON THAW BRIBERY CHARGE.
Ills Final Plea TO Quash Indictment
Is Overruled and Date Set
for Early Trial.

John n. Anhut Q lawyer Of No. -
Wall street. indicted on the chsrss Of
attempting to use bribery In behalf Of
Harry X. Thsw's sRorts 70 Obtain . r.
lease from ufattsawan asylum. must %
10 trial May u. Justice Ssa0ury. IN ths
Criminal Breach supreme Court. % Or
dsrsd to-day. aftsr denying Anhut's last
plea % quash further proceedinu.
Accomoanisd ~ Arthur Palmer. I'M
lawyer. Anhut appeared before Justios
esa0ury to-day and moved that the
Justios direct the acceptance Of the
special plea q immunity presented ~
AAh1e thFeugh Palmer last wssk. In
awning ~ he acceptance Of sh1s Slsa.
Ra,Dsr staksd the same evidence Anhut
AaA O4vsa bsboss GOV. suisse's Dsoiai
snazz1n1nG oeasd wAs that sDsa w6lch
AsAst hAA eeea indiotsd ~ ne 0raad
JWy. N constitutional rights wsrs
thsssby trsvsnsd. ths lawyer argued.
In Asm1ng ne motion Justice Sea-
bury expressed ehs ooinion thot 'no
proSs1os rs bssa sstab,ishsd regard.
inc sseh . Uasa and the dsfsndAnf's
soogt4tueional StUhts are fully pso.
tseGsa under ~ pise a not Sul1ey."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
POSLAM Brings
FREEDOM FROM
SKIN DISTRESS

RuGlso ,ssops itching. coda sootAsa
and comfosts - soon - applied. rapidly
cures scssms (even In two weeks)s acue,
tstAsg, I'll forms q itch, and clsass red
noses o. inilamed skin overnight.
Day by day this work b repeated By
PoGam with uniform success, and thu
positivs merit u alone responsible fol
ths mAgnituds and constant increase d
IL sals0. it, users have found that In
actnal accomplishmsnt I'll claims made
loe ruslau are grsstly exceeded.
PO0LAM SOAP . % pure that Il
nay b used In the mouth Tor cleansing
Sss(h and gums. Il 10 especially adapted
lss ~ on tender skin-socthins and
daightful. Best for bsby's bath.
All druggists ell Poslam (price. 30
essts) and Poslam Soap (price. %
esats). Yoe free samples. write to the
G0ssgsncy Laboratories 50 West 96th
otssst New York City.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
Backache.Is.a Warning

Thousand suffer- kid
ney ills unswsres NOT
knowing that the backache,
headaches, and dull, nerv-
GUS, dizzy, all tired condi-
ton are often due TO kidney
weakr % alone.
Anybody who suffers
constantly from backache
should suspect the kidneys.
Some irregularity Of the
secretions may give just
the needed proof.
Doan's Kidney Pills have
been curing backache and
sick kidneys for over fifty
years.
Here's a New York City
case.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

msghoas wesacA Savs 0ssa aAs1es1 -
push TIE measure through the House q
Representatives render u physicaliy
impossible for the Republicans 70 confer
with their constituents ana with each
other and frame . blii.
There are sun grave differences among
Republicans from different parts Of the
country - 10 many Of the tariff SEIZED.
uiss. II win take . campaign OF sduca-
ton and an experience under the Demo-
cratic Free Trade bill ouch - was he'd
IN Clsveis=d's second Adm1nistraton
before the American people viii b fuzzy
aroused ~ 10 the issues involved.
~ the country u prosperosn under tAs
proposed bin. Of course tkat would mem
Q Aoai abandonment q the pFoeagsivs
polioy. II industries disaster So1lows. II
u likely. u ~ ere 70 tud0s from pest
experiences. that the Republican oaFsy.
rsprcsentinS the protective prinoipls.
would again return to power. After
such . camoaign of sducatioa, and After
spoh . practical experience. u 10 prob
AIDE that . RspuhaioAa majority n bon
branches q Congress and . Rspublioaa
1Vsssdsut could - tegsthsr On . tari6
b0l BY nat Tina. q course. new busi.
usss souda~beW would - presented and
~ sub3sct would % met Afreah.
NO ooNogRTI0 PARTY, ACTION
ON AMeNtoMGNrs LIKELY.
IN the mean cms Il 10 UNLIKELY that
any concerted party action will b had
upon any tariff amendment particu-
lazy IN the Senate. But \ n not un.
lihsiy chat Individual Nsprssantasives
and senator's viii ofIsr amsnamsots 70
whels schedules and to particular pAs.
assapha The WI be In tie line Of
shsar right and may not b amiss -
Ssuers6utinS 70 the general dlsoaasloo.
ssBA es eoarss - SSH amsuAmealu
VIII - voted DOWN By the Dsmessoabs
0ajortty In other chamber. Tns Re-
eubucan passy hAA no tast3 IN u
oeIsr - "a amsndmsnt 70 he 1niis
OH. The night was made sQuarsay
aGainst the Democratic measure. TAie
Win b the practical outcome q the
pesseAk situation. Il will BE- the Dsme-
cratic bill Of greatly reduced rates -.
oompanied ~ 1asoet taxes. 0ppossd 70
~ general Hspuotican doctrines q BIO.
tsotion - Amerioan Industries On
Shass hines the political contests Of the
asxt two OF three years doubtless will
- wagod."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
Assistants "a Dsne Wise.

Assistants ca Dine WISE.
Members OF the United States De
stan have arranged 70
give q complimentary dinner at me
Yale Club on the night Of My 70
Henry A. wise. retiring OMITTED states
Dlstrict-Attornsy. and n. 0nowdsn
Nasshali wAs hAs been appeintsd b.
Pyosi1sat wilson ~ NJ. Wlo6o ovo.
ssssee. In sAAition 70 ths Ssoseot
members Of the Diststot-AttonGV0
staR fosmsr sssistsnts who served un-
a. Me administsation Of Mr.. WISE viii
aAtsnA the Ainnss. NJ. AarshAu VIII
assume the dutiss Of UultsA 0to1sa
plDts1ot-Attoeasy On Nay Z.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

~oe ssasuA ~ are epssd q ~ sasA
tha2 aaaU Amsssoan lahsesev oe>aln
h11Ar Wa0oA eAAn Do lAhoPeru ahsVad.
~ e = lasUeDy 1ue - thslf own tuaus-
os(aa ssUanna11ona. 1aee ~ rsaooa a
tsas laboe unAoos tAsy have safoscsd
juUl1ae Gss0 Shoas Orsas MAnufA0a1ins
ls1arsseD ~ would not havs essa -
ess1sl tAsA e>hsrWlss. Z = nne ~
esue 6 lAAos tAAt eean1n - 0aoA -
~ GGnasnU q laAos. end b nAny az
eAooo gs0a4 G111GUstoas ~ tsoelmon0
GhoWu Me- ~ ysassa g ths s0lsnsv
g 1abee ~ sule 80 e SsoaasstisA IN
Anstsa - sheaoss tAaa abroad"
TALK o. HARD rlMgo PNoNftigp
DOWN.
From ~ 0ohef side cone hints end
inuulattone. q e,eslng mills and Aard
tamsA but 70 sas h suthossty has yse
0a1s apsnly Vssltcueos Il GmehelseA
sas1sstse - NJ WsskeEa Bread 01nA-
q lsaAess. SvsA aneug Ne HsoaAbasaAs.
- soeaAAaU saseusa0lnolv q eoa31n-
- psoupestey "a fs0wu 0Dwn upea
Sooos end pGae)uSt1o talk Of CooG5eas-
lmeu wAeos favored intsreS(o ere hit
~ tast6 rsductsoos.
Aftsr I'll Tie DE apun tAessoaD AAA
|ue spsc,0us ArSuments Ars maAs the
Uaoeso o. The aaAlurs q ~ szDsstmsut
n tasa9 rsduct4ous WIN depsnA a rust
tve r>R,kA personal 20 svsey man
IA vernan In New York:
WA marriott baskse prices b AAaaperS
VIM wages eoa4nss hAgA and 3oed
lAa~,Huoaa 0lnmY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28

= unshGk. Osopes NV - - Aetoa1y
konDo1 - ~ eAe.anUn,e q ~ 1nty
: onosoG1 sAsss Msui1 - vssy M
- - = olso1 on11no1 GnG1 ~
- MISREPRESENTATION
S|nssa - - Z ssuh ~ Osasas
- 0snAA = ~ - - thsb va1ns;
-. . esn1D ~ oaiios; sssaA : esues
- Ona10; oslA1oss. . eesO ~ tushsl;
nssal = esnas ~ ~ Ssvnds; nsh.
= - ssnA e ~ vasss: sa1nsal I
~ - osnn4
- = = ~ OsaG1l1& 0seoav osATe
o11GnO - - 49, WAsse eraseiens
~ - ~ pound os1y ere involved
SlQhA - housewife wal stanA S.all
49, g 0eot1Ag ~ Ssaselk
~ WAA9 Win Aao0sa se0ns1las
6sase eslon - . prsheen q uhcss-
hhty % even ths mese ss1sst tariff
AAspA TAe 0tnaatoa u summed W
~ ap9iy 81 osngFsoaaA oss1oss q
unncAuseets:
"a Tsag SNes oAsMsT %
nDQ(Vv o. ~ COSTLY - Gv0Ri
- - - @
o 49,.
- 49, .scw 49, ~ Hs."
= es =. eWs
49, eeaees W ssenss IN ~ sevo'
II shaaSa II time shall prove that thu
= 0AflDst baskss eentains fosdstuffi
= Aioh priced - ever. its popuisrtt,
~ WaAa TIE fact y. prophecy b.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-28
PREDICTS
SENATE W|llPASS
THE TARIFF BILL
Sena.or Figures Enough Ma
jority to Put the Meas.
ure Through.

feperisi from . NAN Cssrsspea1sat.S
WASHINGTON. April as.-rhsrs has
ben much speculation over the prob
sbie action at Rspubiscans IN Oongrssa
pertscu1asey those n tAs 0snAtA ogAlnst
Ne new TariR Dill. Ne Democratic
nosorsty - ne Hosse - - iasgs nat
enAsags a the 6aii IN that eeanoh v .
fcrssons oono,nsioa. But N the 0snats
ne Democrats have only ~ majority,
ana some Of them are much dissAusnsd
Win certain schedules. Predictions ars
common that these disaffsotsd Demo
crA0 vii SoAn With RsOubatoans and
either radically amend or dsesak he
oau IN che uppse house. The two 0sna-
sev nom Louiaaea. VITO eeooss esss
0ueae. ana one from Montana, who -
posss both frsa sugar and ire WOOL. ere
SreQu0tiy cdtsd - having determined 10
ssA1d toeseAsr asalnst thsss Nsna 0his
w0'nd rssu,t h . ~ psUvtdsa a The
00ubosaas end PseH0ivss vstsa
eooo0y WA them. No anehosooAaavs
seaAsmsats Aavs come -frsn thsss ehPss
asa.
osaneor HsaFces Of PsansysvAnla, eas
q he RsVueesaAn isadssu. has una6s .
No. senesnsas 0sttlAG feetA shs att1suds
q Ne pasty o. tariR. IN Il he prsdaoes
~ the msaSns Will paas shrouSA the
0saass aad become . NV. Win perhaps
eome few AsusDdmsnts. The psomiasnos
- -. &sasoes - raukiag A1pubelcan
msmosr Of the Senate Hvnaass COM
mattsA wAich Win have NJ eiil 10 cbargA
would indicate that the muoh.taiksd-
eoout aSht IN ths Senate will not mees-
r,ause 70 any effective sxteaG Certain
u y THAI the Rspubaleans WSn not cfPsr
any substitute III aaA MN As,passsiy
ecqusses II the propoesd tAsiR rsduo-
INDICATIONS eossr rueAssAos
IN me oGNATg.
er6 To- sosay 70 prsdiet Just wAak
WI AaUDea n tie Senate" says Dsaatoe
Poross. Tue indssasieas ~, howsvsr.
hAs DsassesAoe oasty dlsapains Win b
- sesoAG n tbs Senate - it has been
% u AeaeA end AllowtAg for possabis
oeeOoono \ WoaD1 ssem - Z theg~
weee se1h 0D0Asae aaSes11v4o2nAe ~
~ - AgFse1 upos.
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sented on the commission by dele
gates bearing commissions from their
respective state executives. The CO.
operative commission is a semi-offc-
ial body having the approval not
only of President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan but also the approval of
congress. Secretary of State Bryan
has instructed all diplomatic officials
of this country abroad to secure rec
ognition from European govern
ments, and in the first country visited
-Italy-the commission will be for
mally received by the king and queen.
The Investigation will be carried
on in fourteen countries, the commits
sion expecting to cover all the large
rural communities from Italy to Nor
way and from Russia to Ireland. 1t
is the most costly investigation ever
undertaken in the interests of Amer
lean farmers. Congress appropriated
$4,000 for the expenses of the fed
eral commissioners and to pay for a
report on the subject.