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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-01-31
Senators Elected

The Wyoming legislature has
reelected Francis E. Warren,
This will make his fifth term in
the senate.
Judge William H Thompson of
Garden City, has been elected
senator from Kansas.
w. M. Kavanaugh, president
of the Southern base bali league.
has been elected senator for the
short term from Arkansas.
United States Senator Ben Till
man has been reelected senator
from South Carolina.
Senator A. B. Fall has been
elected to succeed himself from
Arizona.
Representative Morris Shepard
has been elected to the short and
long term as senator from Texas.
An effort was made by the
friends of R. M. Johnston, lately
appointed to the short term. tc
have him hold the term out but
their labor was in vain.
Joseph T. Robinson has been
elected senator to succeed jeff
Davis from the state of Arkan-
SaS.
Willard Salisbury has been
elected senator from Delaware.
He is a democrat and succeeds
Harry Richardson, republican.
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DISCUSSING COUNTY DIVISION

from a financial point of view to
organize a county, which did not
contain some railroad valuation,
and which did not have enough
valuation to practically, at least,
provide a revenue fer current
expenses. Their main objection
was on account of cutting off all
the revenue for school purposes.
in the outlaying sections, which
would cripple the territory sur
rounding Roman which is now
being cared for very nicely.
After thus defining their position
the Poison contingent evidenced
an inclination to compromise the
situation, and agreed to meet
the Roman and southern portion
of the proposed territory in a
general conference to agree up
on definite boundary lines to
all.
This phase of the situation
was gone over at length and it
was finally agreed to arrange
another meeting, at which time
there shall be five DELEGATES
from the north of the Missoula
county line and five from south
Of that line, and the ten to de-
eide on what should be included
in the new county.
Tuesday evening a large num-
Der attended the meeting held in
the school house, for the purpose
of organizing, or taking steps to
organize the commercial club.
1t was decided to merely appoint
a committee to investigate the
duVlSdDlllIy OF QOlng so ana LnlS
committee to report On Monday
evening. Feb, 3. The committee
appointed consistes of d. r..
Healey, |. M. Brandjord and A.
M. Sterling.
A. Sutherland called the meet
ing to order and D. N. Mason
acted as secretary. After con-
siderable discussion it was de-
cided to elect two delegates from
St, Ignatius and three from Ro-
nan to attend the conference
with a like number from Poison
Continued on last page)
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ANOTHER FIRE
BURNS BUILDING

Fire was discovered in the
kitchen at the rear of the Roman
Bottling Works building last Sat-
urday evening about 10 O'Clock,
and before help arrived to ex-
tinguish the flames it had start
enough so it could not be con-
trolled, and the entire building
ane contents were destroyed.
Nothing was saved from the
building and it is said that the
occupants, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ran
mael, lost a sum of money kept
in the house. Mrs. Ranmael lost
a large amount Of fancy work,
estimated to be worth at least
81, 600. The building was owned
by 0. e. Chef and is supposed
to be fully insured.
The origin of the fire was from
a defective chimney, and it is
supposed the fire had been
smouldering for some time. The
chimney was built of concrete
blocks and the fire caught from
defective construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranmael were
sleeping in a tent adjoining the
house and after retiring Mrs.
Ranmael remarked she heard
some cracking and asked her
husband what it was, and upon
investigation he discovered the
house to be afire. They gave the
alarm and then set about getting
the children out. One boy bare
ly escaped, the room being so
full of smoke he could scarcely
see and at one time his night
clothes were afire. 1t was a
close call for him. This makes
the second time he has had a
close shave from being burned
to death, the other time about
four years ago.
BY a united effort the small
buildings and the tent were over
turned and moved far enough
away to prevent them catching
and communicating with other
buildings and the fire did not
reach beyond the building in
which it originated. The tele-
phone service was interrupted
for a few hours, or until the
wires could be disentangled.
This was about the last of the
old buildings on the west side of
the creek in what was Roman be-
fore the fire of last August. 1t
and Jas. F. O'Brien's store build
ing and the old Pioneer office be-
ing the only business houses
which escaped that confagration.
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The Mountain States Telephone
company sent representative to
Roman this week to see about the
councils resolution requiring
that company to remove it's poles
from the streets and alleys Of
the town. We understand the
company says now it has not
abandoned the local field but will
soon re-establish a local ex-
change. That is just what we
do not want; two systems are a
double tax and it is to be hoped
the council will not be soft-soaped
into allowing two systems here
again.
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Legislative Commit
tee Gets Them
scEARcE PRAISES BRowER

SCtARCt PRAlStS bkumtR
Stanley Scarce returned from
a three days visit at Helena
yesterday and while at the Capt.
tai City appeared before the leg
islative investigating committee
on reclamation projects in Mon
tana, and consulted with Sena-
tor-elect Walsh and state officials
with reference to reclamation
and other subjects of Importance
to the welfare of the reserva.
ton. Upon his return the Pio-
neer sought him out as to what
occurred while there and Mr..
Scearce said:
Our representative, Mr..
Brewer, is accomplishing much
at Helena and has already be-
come popular among his fellow
members of the legislature. Mr..
Brewer combines the quality of
a banker, a business man and a
lawyer, and in addition has
proved himself a iorloful speak
er and skillful parliamentarian.
Mr.. Brewer is sponsor for the
Farm Mortgage Bill, which
contemplates the loaning of
state school money to the far
mers of Montana at a low rate
of interest, and to illustrate the
need a legislator has for the
qualities above mentioned, |
shall cite an instance. This par
ticular bill was rejected by the
committee to which it had been
referred. | observed that a
great deal of tact and strategy
was necessary to get any bill
favorably reported by a commit
tee. For instance, if the intro
ducer of a bill had at some previ-
Gus time voted contra to some
other legislators pet measure
and this particular member hap
pened to be on committee to
which the bill was referred
we'll, there are times when a bill
is not considered solely on it's
merits. When this bill of Mr..
Brower's was reported on the
, floor of the House as having
been killed in committee, Mr..
: Brewer quickly rose to a ques-
ton of personal privilege and
ask that his bill be re-referred to
different committee. He made
a forceful talk in it's favor and
when the House took a vote his
motion was carried notwithstand-
ing that the bill had already
been unfavorably reported by
committee. 1t would appear to
me from conversations | had
with other members of the House
that the sentiment is largely in
favor of the ultimate passage of
this bill and if persistent, hard
work will accomplish anything it
will go through.
Mr.. Brewer, together with
Senator Whiteside of F'lathead
county, conducted most of the
committee investigation on rec
lamation matters, and by reason
of Mr.. Brower's familiarity with
the Flathead project, he was able
to elicit much valuable informa-
tion from Supervising Engineer
Savage in the course of that
gentleman's examination, MIR.
Savage appeared before the meet
ing accompanied by his legal ad-
wiser and special clerk detailed
from the Washington office who
took stenographic notes, and pre-
faced his remarks by saying that
he was under no obligation to
recognize a subpoena by the
state legislature, but that he
would cheerfully give any testi-
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POISON INTRODUCES A BILL
Last week Wednesday Senator
Whiteside of Flathead county,
introduced a bill in the senate
providing for the creation of
Lake county. A copy of the bill
vas received to late for mention
IN the Pioneer last week, but
It describes territory which in
cluded all that portion of the
reservation commencing on the
north to a line between township
II and Is north. or running
about two miles north Of St 1gna-
5ius. 1t also excluded two town.
ships in, ranges Fl and 20, being
On the extreme northern bound
:ary of the reservation, which in
cludes Big Arm, Dayton, New
Dayton, Elmo and other small
places.
The southern boundary line
followed the line between II and
Is westward until it strlckes the
Flathead river than up the river
TO the north line of township 10,
thence west to the western
boundary of the reservation.
This territory did not contain
one single mile of railroad, and
the property valuation would be
less than $4,000 at the best.
Being described for a sinister
purpose, that of providing
enough sure votes to guarantee
Poison being made the perman-
ant county seat, seems to have
been the only object sought, the
matter of how the county was to
be financed after organization
being Of no material concern
whatever.
The people of Roman. naturally,
were opposed to this arrange
nent and did not hesitate in say
ing so. James Haerbert, presi-
dent of the Poison chamber of
commerce, passed through Ro-
nan Friday last, and while here
was appraised of the fact that
the proposed territory would
meet with much disapproval, and
upon his arrival home set about
at once to have conference
meeting between the two towns
with the object in view of get
ting together on boundary lines,
mutully agreeable to both places.
The result was that a meeting
was arranged and on Saturday
evening last a large delegation
from Poison came to Roman and
a meeting was held in the office
rooms of the Big Store.
The Poison delegates present
ed Mr.. Herbert as their spokes-
man and he went over the mat
ter of how it happened they had
been instrumental in having the
present bill introduced. He
spoke of the advantages to be
gained by the organization of a
new county at this time, and the
disadvantages Of waiting longer
for such a movement. He thought
we would be much benefited by
organization now rather than
waiting two years or longer. He
was followed by other speakers
from Poison, who favored the
question and some of them were
quite extravagant in their esti-
mate of the amount of assessab,e
property which we have. Evil
IDENTIFY a careful estimate had
not been previously made.
The Roman speakers made it
plain right from the start that
the boundary lines as described
in the present bill would not
meet with their sanction or ap-
proval whatsoever. Their posi-.
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TeIegramy KTajOwe'
ODPOWIEDz HUERTY.

Washington, II listopada. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych pod
zadnym warunkiem ME uzna HUI
erty bedzie .ignorowai wszystkie
jego rozporzadzenia. Prezydent
Wilson zastanawia sic mad tenn
kiedy ma pozwolil na wysyike br0
nj dla rewolucyonist6w mexykan-
skich.
Sekretarz stanu Bryan mial
wczoraj diuga konferencye Sc
niorem Algara, szefem ambasady
mexykahskiej, w toku ktorej po-
wiedziaI reprezentantowi Huerty,
ze rad amerykanski +lwaza wy
bory do kongresu mexykahskiego
"a niewazne. .
Sekretarz stanu wezwal pleclu
representative pahstewek W
centralnej Ameryce i doniosi i'm
o wszystkich pertraktacyach rza-
du amerykanskiego I Huerta. No
viii i'm takze, ze konferowai
przedstawicielami rzadow euro--
peiskich i doniosi i'm o wszyst--
kiem co Stany Zjednoczone W
sprawie mexykahskiej zrobily.
Rozeszla sic wczoraj pogloska,
re kazdy z representative pan
stewek centralnej Ameryki prze
slal swemu rzadowi dAugie spra--
wozdanie, W ktorem doniosi, re
p,rzychodzi coraz wiecej do zerwa-
mia wszelkich pertraktacyi rzadu
amerykanskiego I rzadem mexy--
kafSkim. '
Department stanu oglosil
wczoraj komunikat Huerty do
ciala dyplomatycznego W stolicy
mexykanskiej, kt6rego trescia
gl6wna byio to, re wybory ma
prezydenta w Mexyku zostana IL
znane "a niewazne, lecz re czlon-
kowie nowego kongresu zostana
wkrotce zaprzysiezeni i podejma
ma nowo swe przywileje prawo-
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sta Londynu Sir T. V. Bowa--
ter zostai wczoraj uroczy--
scie instalowaRy PrzezE nowe-
go przewodniczacego najwyzsze-
go trybunalu,. Sir Isaacs'a: cere-
monte mialy Sredniowieczny cha
rakter i malowniczoSc.
- Parma Emerson, sufrazyst-
ka, Amerykanka Z Jackson, Mich,
ley powaznie chora W szpitalu,
odni6lszy rany pokaleczenia W
miniona niedziele W jakiejs a
wanturze sufrazystowskiej / no.
wei ,,bitwie" policyq. ~.
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Hatterman Glanz pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma proberta. lilo Milwaukee Av.
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TGIegramy zagTdREzRG.
SYTUACYA -MEXYKANSKA.

SYTUACYA -MEXYKANSKA.
Paryz, IL listopada. - Bawia-
cy tn prezydent dawniejszy Me
xyku, Porfirio Diaz zakomuniko-
wal "a posrednictwem przyjacioi
prezydenta Hurety opinie swa te-
muz ostatniemu W sprawie obec-
nej sytuacyi W Mexyku: .opinia
ia Streszcza sic w radzie, aby dla
dobra ojczyzny Huerta zrezygno-
wal, ably odiozy} ma box ambicye i
urazy oSobiste i nie.narazal ka-
Ju ma ryzyko wojny: rOzchodzi
sic o to, aby Mexykowi pokoj "a
pewniC, ME o to, czy rewolucyo-
niSci czy Huerta slusznOSc maJa,
- Diaz jest tego zdania, IL IL
stepstwem droga prowadzi do po-
rozumienia. Znamienna ia opinia
zasiuzonego prezydenta MeXyku
/ tworcy jego stanowiska pan
stwowego wyw7ze zapewne wiel-
kie w kraju / ludzie meXykanskim
wrazenie.
- Doniesiono tn Waszyngto-
nh streszczenie dalszych planow
postepowania rzadu amerykan-
skiego wzgledem Mexyku; podob-
lie doniesienia rozeSiano i do in
nych mocarstw, ale jaka jest
tresc owych doniesien czy Pla--
nov ME wiadomo.
Londyn, II hstopada. - OH
cyalnie przyjeto do wiadomoSci o.
redzie prezydenta Wilsona, ME
uznajqce Huerty, jake prezyden-
ia Mexyku, ami tez nikogo z je-
90 partyi: document ten przyJeto
uznaniem, a prasa urzedowa "a
z1acza, ze niePOrozumienie Anglii
ze Stanami Zjedn. polegalo ma
mylnem przedstawieniu rzeczy,
zarazem zaprzeczono stanowczo
pogioskOm, by Hureta ze Strony
Anglii jakakolwiek Pomoc otrzy-
mywai.
Mexyk, miasto, II listopada--
Rad mexykanski dotychczas ME
dial odpowiedzi ma note ultima
tum Stanow Zjedn., podobno je-
dnak waszyngtonskie ultimatum
ME naznacza terminu dania od-
powiedzi. Podobno Huerta jest
tego zdania, IL Stany ,,blofuja"
tylSo owym poStrachem interwen
Cyl, gdyz sam nar6d amerykahski
interwencyi ME chce; dlatego to
Huerta ME spieszy sic ulega-
MEM presyi waszyngtonskie;;.
- WiadomoSci o rezygnacyi
Huerty byly zmyslohe; owszem
podobno Huerta oglosiI- juz, re
stanowczo ME ustqpi, choGby z
te przyczyny, re nastepce ME Ia
two znajdzie, bo W Mexyku ME
iatwo o prezydent5w.. Vice Hu
erta przygotowuie sic do wojny j
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z RADY MIEJSK1EJ.
Poiaczenie odlozono.

Ostatecznc giosowanie mad o.
dynansem W sprawie po}aczenla
operacyjnego kolei ulicznych ra-
da miejska ma wczorajszem posie-
dzeniu odiozyla po diugiej dysku-
syi do czwartku, W ktorym TO
dniu ma sic odbyc specyalne po-
siedzenie W sprawie tego ordy-
nansu. .......
Opozycyq przeciw ordynanso-
wi kierowal aid. Edward F. Cul-
lerton, ktory podniosl zarzut, IL
proponowana umowa operacyjna
miedzy obydwoma kompaniaml
moze znieSc istniejaca ugode co
do piac miedzy unia kondukto--
row i motorowych kompaniaml.
Cullerton. wniosl, ably zasiegnae
w tel kwestyi opinii rzecznika
korporacyjnego, ably tymczasem
odiozono przyjecie ordynansu
rzeczonego ma caly tydzieft aby
komitet transportacyi lokalnej
wezwal urzednikow kompanii /
uni, do przedstawienia jednej 1
drugiej strony.
Wniosek 0 poIozerue tego wnio
sku ma st6l przepadi giosami 80
przeciw 81.
Przeciw polozeniu ma sto1 gio-
sowali nastepujacy:
Coughlin, Clancy, Haderleln,
Kenna, Utpatel, Trebing, Nash,
Czekala, McDermott, Martin.
Kunz, Janovsky, Carr, Wake
WAX, Swift, Najricek, Gazzolo,
Latchford, Klaus, Bowler, Po-
wers, Kearns, Bewersdorf. To-
vtnan, Cullerton, ,Pitte, Held, No
yak. Bauler, Donahoe, kerner,
Schaeffer, Healy, NJ. ], McDo'
nald Hey,. Ahern.
Ia polozeniem ma stoi glosowa-
Ii nastepujacy alderman;
Norris, Harding, Mayer, Ri
ebert, Ryan, Nance, Long, Hell
wig, Merriam, Cross, Emerson
Block, Vanderbilt, Lawley, Bell
fuss, Sits, Healy w. J., Burns,
Geiger, HIGHLANDER, Freund, Ca-
pitain, Pretzel, Lipps, Wilson,
Twigg, Bergen, Holding, Fisher,
Bradshaw, Hazen.
Nastepnie glosowano ,po kolel
mad kazda czesciq wniosku aldl
Cullertona. Uchwalono zasiegna6
opinii rzecznika i wezwac repre-
zentantow unii kompanii ma po-
siedzenie komitetu transparency
nepo, lecz przyiecie ordynansu o.
dIozono tylko do czwartku..
Kwestya robotnicza odnosnle
do ordynansu W sprawie Potacze-
mia kolei ulicznych podniesiona
byfa take wczeSniej ma wczoraj-
szem posiedzeniu. Klerk miejski
>Connery przesiai do rady miej--
skiei formalna prosbe cd urzedni-
kow uni konduktorow i motoro-
wych, ably W rowym ordynansie
ustanowiono 81 Gently jako najniz
sza place ma godzine ably mini
malny dzieh piracy wynosii 8 go
DIN, maksymalny 10 godzin,
lecz ME przekraczal ogolem I2
godzin.
Aid. Block, przewodniczacy
komitetu transportacyjnego "a
dai, aby sprawe te poruczono te-
mu komitetowi do rozstrzygnie-
cia, gdyz moze opoznic ca}y pro-
jest polaczenia az po Nowym
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ROOSEVELT w POLUDNIO-
WEI AMERYCE. .

Buenos Aires, II listopada. -
Uniwersytet argentyhski nadal
Rooseveltowi, bawiacemu tu O.
becnie tytul honorowego dokto-E
ra praw, przy okazyi wreczania
dyplomu minister spraw zagrani-
cznych, Zaballos podnosi} zasiugi
Roosevelta W polityce sprawy pa
namskiej; w odpowiedzi Roose-
welt wyglosil move, objasniajac,
re doktryna Monroego zaznacza
tylko, IL Ameryka ME chce bye
przez mocarstwa tax traktowana
i ,,krajana" jak mp. p. Afryka. Ex-
prezydenta goraco oklaskiwano.
z ANGLII.
Londyn, II listopada. - O.
statnio obrany lord major mia
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dawcze, ktore Huerta W miedzy-
czasie wziai ma siebie,
Nota Huerty brzmi wyraznie,
re ufzedu Swego ME zrezygnu-
je, bo tfomaczy sic tam dlacze-
go wzial ,dyktature ia siebie
dlaczego poSf6w kazal areszto--
wac.
Waszyntgon jest zdania, re HUI
erta W opiniach swych ME jest
konsekwentnym, poniewaz unie-
waznia wybory ga prezydenta 4
wybory poslow do kongresu, Cd
byte w tym samym dniu uwaza
"a wazne. Rad Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych ME uzna nowego
kongresu mexykanskiego.
Odmowienie uznanla noWemu
kongresowi. meXykanskiemu O.
slabi Huerte jeszcze wiecej. lime
panstwa ME beda chcialy udzielic
pozyczki rzadowi mexykahskie--
mu.
Bryan zaprzeczyl poglosce, ia
koby rad amerykanski pertrak-
towai konstytucyonalistami.N Me
wiadomo jeszcze czy prezydent
bez wyraznego pozwolenia kon-
gresu moze ,pozwolic ma wysyl-
Ike broni amunicyi konstytucyo-
nalistom. Uchwala wzbraniajaca
wysyiki broni przeszla W kongre-
sic dnia IA marca 1912 roku. Zda-
je sic, re prezydent teraz bedzie
musiai zwrocit sic do kongresu o
to pozwolenie.
IA GODZIN MA KOLANACH.
Nowy York, IL listopada. -
Kiedy Brat Anzelm otworzyf ko-
scioI Sw. Jana Chrzciciela godzi-
ME lei rano przy wrotach Stala
luz Anna Moran, liczaca lat 55,
pracujaca przy krawieczyznie.
Weszia ona do Swiatyni i zasiad-
la W ostatniej lawce. Kosci6i byi
otwarty przez caly dzieh. O 60
dzinie 1:3O wieczorem odbylo sig
nabozenstwo koScioI oswietlono.
Nabozehstwo sic skonczylo o 60
dzinie $50, kobieta jeszcze kle-
czaIa W ostatniej lawce.
Kobiety zblizyly sic do niej i
dowiedzialy SIG, re zostaIa razo-
ma paralizem przez caIy ,dzieh
musiaIa pozostac W koSciele. "a
brano ia do szpitala.
POLOWANIE. .
La Crosse, Wis, II listopada.-
Pierwszy nieszczesliwy wypadek
przy polowaniu ma rogacze "a
szedf tu wczoraj. Trzynastoletni
Frank Koehn przypadkowo po-
strzelil sic Smiertelnie, badajac
slady zwierzyny. Polowanie urze-
(Dokohczenie ma str g..
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WI6SIfO WYP1dly.
Z BALKANU.

Ateny, II listopada. - Ma
Baikanie. choc cisza chwilowa, "a
le pokoju jeszcze staiego wrozyc
ME MONA: tocza sic obecnie "a
vile i przewleEie ukiady pomie--
dzy Grecya a 1ufcya, a jedno-
czeSrie oba kraje ma dobre gotu-
ia sic do rozprawy wojenneJ, kto-
rel wielEie zachodzi prawdopo--
dobienstwo: armie obie Stoja ME
mai ma stopie wojennej, Grecy W
Macedonii, Turcy w Tracyi: ci
ostatni takie czynia przygotowa-
MIA, jakby sic gotowali kolei "a
brac Grecyi to, co W woJnie IT,
tracih, .zabrawszy juz Buigaryi
jej zdobycze wojenne. Grecya je-
dnak tez agresywnie wystepuje, 4
nawet premier Venizoles ogiosa,
IL jeSli - do dni pieciu Turcya
ME podpisze traktatu pokoju, to
Grecya wypowie jej wojne. Sto-
imy tedy wobec mozliwoSci trze-
ciei wojny baikahskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-11
DaISza .reorganizaCya poIicyi.
Ziazd chirurgoW.
1000 osdb zjezdza sic Z Tdznych haj6W,
Skutk wczorajsze burzy ze skandau dentystyczneso
-. DaIsze sprawki wrozbiy Ryan'a. -
procesu Spencera

NOku, Wteuy llOWd StdlioNd nv
misya urzadzeh publicznych, kto-
ra W zycie wchodzi dnia I-go sty-
cznia, moze wiadze mad kempa-
miami uliczne1ni odebrac miastu.
Kilku aldermanow przemawia-
10 przeciw wywodom aid. Blocka,
lecz Mkt ME popari wniosku, ably
rada miejska prosbe te omowila.
Wskutek tego prosba oddana zo-
stala komitetowi transportacyj--
nemu.
Komisya W sprawie kosztu u
trzymania.
Komisya W sprawie kosztu Il
trzymania wczoraj weszia W zy-
Gle, gdy. burmistrz Harrison
wczoraj przesla} do rady miej-
skiej W mysl rezolucyi aid. Law
ley'a sklad tejze komisyi. Ma
czele komitetu jest sam aid. Law
ley: alderman ]. Toman j Jacob
Freund; panna Gertrude V.
Soule, University of Chicago
Settlement; pani c. Franklin
Leavitt, Ell Bates House; pro
fesor Graham Taylor, Chicago
Commons; Fred A. Curtis, yCi-
ty Club; Miss Amelia Sears,
,,Women'$ City Club; James J.
Reynolds, .inzynier transportacyj-
ny.
Komisya ma zbadac powody
panujacej drozyzny, zwiaszcza
lie ma MIA wplywaja obecne meto-
dy dystrybucyjne, posrednlcza--
ce miedzy producentami a konsu-
mentami. Komisya zbada specyal
ME kwestye targow miejskich, o
lie te wplyneiy ma znizenie cen
artykul6w spozywczych.
Trzecia rezygnacya.
Alderman James A. Kearns
zrezygnowaI komitetu miej-
skich wydatkow. Rezygnacye
przyjeto. Jest to juz trzecia te-
60 komitetu, ktory ma wdro-
zyc sledztwo w sprawie wydat
k6w W r6znych biurach departa-
mentach miejskich.
Zrezygnowali poprzednio aid.
Merriam aid. Beilfuss.
Wczoraj burmistrz takze "a
mianowai delegatow z miasta
Chicago do krajowego kongresa
konserwacyjnego, ktory ma sic
odbyc-w Westinghouse W dniach
1S, 70 i2ogo listopada.
Ma wniosek aid. Nance'a rada
miejska poleciia rzecznikowi kor-
poracyjnemu, ably opracowaf or
dynans, zakazujacy szarlatanolr
lekarskim ogiaszania sic w hum
bugierskich anonsach.
JEsZcZE o WCZORAJSzEJ
-. WICHURZE.
.Olbrzymie szkody i spustosze'
ME, tax ma ladzie jak i ma Jezio-
rach, kilkadziesiat niezywych, ME
zliczona liczba pokaleczonych =
oto skutki wichury .szalonej, kto'
ra nawiedziia Stany srodkowe
trwala cd soboty wicczorem az
do nocy wczorajszej.
w Chicago ma szczescie Mkt
zycia ME stracii, choniaz tuz o.
box Chicago ME obeszio sic bez
fatalnych wypadk6w.
w naszem miescie balwany
wzburzone wyrzadzily ogromna
szkode wzdluz wybrzeza jeziora.
Wichura pozrywala przewody
druty elektryczne, W wielu wy
(Dekonczenie ma stronicy 6-ej).