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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
REPUBLICANS WILL
LAY LOW AWHILE

WASHINGTON. Feb. AFTER an
other Intellectual effort today 10 force
action on President Taft's nomlna-
tons pending in IN esenate. the Re
publcans decided 20 make no further
move for the present. n Is probable
they will caucus before beginning teh
fight again. Some Republicans pre-
dicied that any atcion by caucus
would be- negative
II has been demonstrated that the
Democrats can block all informa.
lions. said senator Gallinger. discus
sing the situation. "and many ~ ~
consider if pure waste 81 time 10
make further attempt az confrma
lion. We are liable 10 decide 10 do
nothing more"
TOdsy's executive session was hriof
The Democrats forced an adjourn.
mont by demanding u roll call 20 ~.
tahiah n quorum
" IL now considered portable that
fhe next move FOR an executive see.
sion will be- made Nv tho Democrat.
ard some believe n will result ~ only
the confirmation ~ most ~ the army.
nav diplomatic. revenue cutter and
public health service nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
COLLEGE MEN FAIL
TO GET FRESHMAN

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. Feb. A.
Rutgers college sopromores left here
disappointed party of young men to
night. on their way to Trenton to hold
their class banquet. without having
in their possession Carrot p. Magens.
OF Lansdowne. Pa, president OF the
Freshman class, whom they had tried
TO have arrested after he had sue
ceeded in getting out OF their clutches
The freshman leader was captured
last Friday and placed for safe-keep-
ing in the home of sophomore in
Freehold. lie escaped from captivity
TINS morning and went to a friends
home in Freehold. Sophomores pur-
sued him and located him in a second
story room. They raised ladder TO
the window and climbed il. intending
TO take him again by force But Il
heroine unknown to them thurst "A
pole from the window. and every time
n sophomore arrived at the sill, he
was prodded from the ladder.
Frustrated. the sophomores made a
last effort TO get Magens by having
him arrested for an alleged attempt
by the freshmen last week to chloru-
form President Martin of the Sopho-
omres. In this they did not succeed.
and made their melancholy way to
Trenton tonightm linus Magens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
LENT BEGINS TODAY
Social Events WIN Ne Abandoned for
20 Days TO GIVE Way TO More
Religious Observance.

Lent begins to-day and the CAV life
Will n- discarded FOR the more staid and
straight pathway for n period of ~
days. special services Will be conduct
- today or this evening in all of the
'dthOlic. EpiscOpalian and Lutheran
churches in m. city. in celebration of
An "wednesday. the opening DAY Of the
lenten season. In the 81 Joseph'S Ca
th-dral mass VIII be said at 6. s.15 and
: o'clock. and the ashes viii he dis
tributed following the last service. In
IN" evening Rev. Father Camillus. Of the
Iassionist order Of Pittsburgh. will per
Tament and deliver e sermon
Inc fasting period viii he oh-erV ed
Stri"tly IN this city. and socially. Wheel
ing VIII be a dead number for more than
q month. Dances. entertainments and
other social duties Will he given up ur-
VI Easter IN remembrance ~ the time
Tor which the lenten SeaFcn H. cele-
hrated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
FAVOR THE LINKING
OF TWO AMERICAS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The link.
ing of the Americas by rail would be
OF great value as a peace propaganda
among the different countries of North
and South America. in the opinion OF
Andrew Carnegie. This belief was
expressed by Mr.. Carnegie at a meet
ing here to-day OF the permanent Pan
American railway committee. of which
he is a member. when the linking OF
the Americas by rail was recommend.
ed. indicating that progress is being
made towards this project.
Chairman Henry Gassaway Davis.
former senator from West Virginia.
presided at the meeting. General
George w. Davis and Charles ". Pep
per also were present. In Central
America only IS miles OF line ain
10 be constructed TO make practicable
a railway journey from New York to
Guatemala City. Construction from
there Is well under way TO San Miguel,
Salvador. From this point to the
Panama canal. 500 miles away. a mum.
Der OF links have been constructed and
plans for others are well advanced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
NIGHT SESSIONS
OF LEGISLATURE
WILL BE HELD COMMENCING
NEXT WEEK.
House judiciary Committee To Take
UP Workmen's Compensation
Act This Morning.
rn1slltrsaosr Dursau.
ChAx1o8oon, ~. Va. YUh. q,

InHsIhrsnosr Du
u.
Chax1eseon, ~. Va, IUA 4.
The Legislature means business
business with a big b now that the
administration bills are progressing
and the senatorship In under way. Be
ginning next week and continuing
throughout the remaining two weeks
OF the session. night sessions will be
held In both branches In a deter
mined enort to carry out DIR. Hat
neid's campaign promises to the peo-
pie.
Important committee meetings are
being held every night this week and
the law makers are being kept on the
JOB from sixteen To eighteen hours of
the twenty-four whipping into shape
the more urgent measures. An open
meeting was held tonight by the house
nnance committee on the oil and gas
taxation amendment. which will be
reported favorably either Wednesday
or Thursday in the lower branch. An
other meeting on the same matter II
10 be held the last or the week before
the senate finance committee. The
mousse judiciary committee met this
afternoon and will convene again early
In the morning to hear opinions on the
Wheeling workmen's compensation
bill. Considerable trouble over which Is
being encountered in properly classi-
wing the different industries. The
The senate judiciary committee also
met tonight TO consider the bill. which
has been introduced i'm the senate by
keim. IL will probably be reported
out IN the house tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
DAWSON NOW PRESIDENT
OF INTERSTATE LEAGUE
zAuESvHLE MAN CHOSEN AT CAM
TON MEETING YESTERDAY
Details for sencon q. Meeting at Colum-
Gus February 2f-Mar.on After
Wheeling Franchise.

CANTON. -. Feb Eight clubs ~
compose the lnterstat" League. u Was
deteI mined to-day at the organization
meeting held mere. cities IN the circuit
being Columbus. AKRON. Setubenvil!e.
GAINESVILLE. Youngstown ana Canton. IN
ohi", Erie. Pa. and Wheeling, ". Va.
nharles Dawson. director IN the
GAINESVILLE. Onto. cluh. was elect ted presi-
dent and was also given a.. offices uf
secretary and treasurer
President Schoeuhpi or n. t'olurn-
bus Amer lean AsSocIatioT team Will also
head that city Interstate league club
An"ther meeting Will he held IN col
umOuS, February -. at which final de-
tails FOR the season viii be arranged.
The representatives from eight cities
"ther h"Iding franchises or hoping q"
mold frunchi~es ~ the ne~ interstate
League assembled at fhe ,ourtls- 4
tot-l this afternoon. but failed To ge.
down To- business until late In the day.
curied their time until after 80 o'clock
open.
Sentiment among the maEnatez As
Well A. among others present favored
charles Dawson, the GAINESVILLE candi-
date for the presidency ~ the leaxue but
the hucceSsful -utrani IN the race could
not he namesI with agy degree ~ GER
tainfy Zanesvii'e. Stcub-uviil. and
Wheeling were lined Mp for dawson. xiv
ing him three votes ai TIE outset Can
vote With them for aNet Cook. IF tlete-
land
Tine outlook before the meeting opened
was there would bs fpur candidates Tor
tire presidency - the League
The names of charles y Dawson 81
GAINESVILLE. Nate cook. Of cleveland ID
Wang. ~ the cleveland NswS and INfIv
Thomas. or Youngstown. Wrr. mention
90 ~ the talk 81 the maEnates in tue
hotel cor. id1r
Goes 90 Marion.
'Wner y. y. Huulusou. uf the Wheel
ina fluh. LETT this evening To- Marion
O. where re viii take ~ NEGOTIATIONS
WITH the business men 81 thar Ctty re-
galdinE TIE transfer Of the ciub The
Marion parti"S have offered Robinson
- nnn iu cash ami 90 free ball park be-
sides Robinson VIII retain complete con-
troi ~ The franchise ~ he agrees g.
move 10 90 fff ohio citf.
sandy Nurfat. former wheeling play
o.. hn~ male apple alton 60 usnags trs
SMOKES fHr fre coming season Hlf
CLANCY. fIf~t NIrrr tu - fIe Fort WAYNE
flur. ma alTf fr among the csudf1afes.
while MANAGE PUN kruu. OF UaVfof.
ha- been Offered FOR ssle Go th, wheel
IA CLUB
Dvuer r o. Nstreu. of re rort
Wayne contra lfHEre team. VINO vas
present 90 fIs meeting fatletl Co. MAX r
an trades Dr purchase Huv uiaHsre Ue
i'ft fnr tous carly boo fne evening ana
arrived iu Wheeling near mIriEHl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
WINNERS DETERMINED IN
INTELLIGENCER CONTEST

Dolan. Sydney Fox, Bert Emblem and
Elmer J banner. will be sent TO the
American Bowlers' tournament TO be
held in Toledo. Ohio, February -
10 March 10. to compete I'm the various
contests to be staged there Those
selected are considered TO be among
the city's best bowlers and IL is ex-
pected that they will be able to make
tneir marx when they appear on the
alleys in the big tournament. The
lntelligencer Will pay all expenses of
the trip. including railroad fares, ho-
tel accommodations and entry fees.
and big time is assured those leaders
chosen by their friends as the city's
official representatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
AGED WOMAN
Instantly Killed by Train and Dsuob.
ter Fatally Injured Trying 20
Save Her.

CHESTER. Pa. Fcb Mr. MARY
Worrilow. - years old. was struck aud
instantly kilied By Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad train tonight af piand sfl.
ZION Tier daughter Mrs Andrew IIsr
RE. VII" % ~" station master. was
probably fatally injured in IN atrinpt
10 save her mothers lie. The iattrr's
leg had ~ boz smpul sted ttho Ches
ter hospital
Tho aged woman had etrayef from,
her daughters home near tho rail
road and was on the tracks when ehn
vas discovered bv her daughter who
attempted to pull her - safctt before
20 arrival ~ the train She was fop
.a'". tpFet'r. ana was pushed aside
~ m" iocomo'ivc Just as she graspod
her unfhrrs hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
FEDERAL OFFICE. HOLDERS
TO nC cIfgMnArI

WASHINGTON Fcb. 9 Federal OF
ice holders aud employees Who have
b'rn solicited 90 contribute Co nation.
aI campaign funds are 10 b. sum
rOned as Witnesses hy The senate
campaign expenditures committee.
when u opens up - Investigation in
70 the campaign EXPENSE OF the gen
ernl election ~ 1912 Subpocuas will
be- issued for several United states
marshals and other federal employees.
who have either collected or confri.
huf"d 20 those funds. and On enort
Uiil hr made 10 determine the extent
10 which assessments" have been
made ON federal Office-holders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
BURNED TO DEATH
IN RUBREI PLANT

TRENTON = J. Feh. t-EIf,een
wear old George SammOnS Was burned
10 death this afternoon m fire at the
Empire Rubber Compauy's plant in this
CITY. III. fire DESTROYED IN" building IA
which carriage OIL cloth was made AMI
did $4,000 worth ~ damage The bow
was once safely out OF the building but
returned evidently To get something ~
was not known that He lad re-enf.red
~" huiidius until hi, ctarred body was
fOuud iu tine ruins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
SUIT AGAINST BATH
TUB TRUST is SLOW

DETROIT, Feb. 4 a jury was So
cured late to-day To hear the evidence
AT the re-trial of the government
criminal suit against the so-called bath
tub trust. charged with conspiracy In
restraint or trade. One witness was
called by the government. The taking
OF testimony is expected to occupy
nearly two weeks time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
STEAMSHIPS ARRIvAIEs

NEW YORK. Feb. = steamers Gar
manu-. l.It crpoOl. Lapland. Antwerp.
4. allied. Steamers Ryudam. Rotterdam:
krnn PrinZeSsiu 'ectiie. iieruen
StascouSet. Mass Wireless SiGhfer.
Steamers Heriin. Maple. for New Nork
Ancona Naples for New York
Sabl" island tNirsieseI sighted.
steamer liueipw. Bremen for New York
s.t'h-LY"i Passed steamer cam
Tania. New York for Liverpool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
TWO MORE ExEcurrors.

NV YORK. Feb . ..Twu more ~.
, puune against General Daniel T. sick
l'- We aged warrior. which musf he
ttishei "rf az his UropeTfr before the
81 st'.~ claim Tor hie shottqg. fu IN
fruuuucuf fund can DO collected v.ra
received hv tIn sheriff to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
GOT DECISION.

NEW NDEk. Feh johnny KIlhane.
90 'i"v' land. f'at erweight champion
ou'ppinted Young Dr!-coll. of Brookivn.
Iu ton round hour here tonight XII
ban" hai the hettsr ~ very round
hooking let's aud rights 20 tho head.
VIII an OCCASIONAL uppercut AMI short
are blows to the body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
WEST VA WESLEYAN
TAKES OVER PARKBRsBURo

Spr. Hi ilspaf. tp Tire Intelligence
INUkEItSNt 1F. IS Va Web IN
20 fr'trI contest Tho West virginia
WESLEYAN z nlVer-ift basket hall team
delegate Champions ~ the state. won
over larkofa' ufE tfrn school. ciaitn-
fnts ~ ffe state s"Nulaatir champion
r' To-. tr-utrnt T.r 90 ore VS. Ig o. ~
'art.fr NfnI stained FOR W eslsl su auI
donovan Tor tNt istlis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
MeCartx Rslt Attachsd.

TIT 7 ~ lille, Pa. Feb. Z THE
diamond studded belt. won by
Luther Mccarthy. when he de-
feated Al Palzsr. at Vernon. Cal.
on January !. was attached in
the city this afternoon BY Frank
Jcffries. who alleges that McCar-
tiny owes him $l:5 for services
rendered during the past sum
mcr a. sparrinr partner.
lie also says hc paid McCar-
tvs board and room rent while
the new white champion was
here during July and August.
Mccarty and his managers will
fight the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
WAS HOT STUFF.

IONiIp<. foi 5.-TLe Express saws
mat the whole cabinet Wa set sueezins
yesterday hy the simultaneous r.rsitt
BY zach minister ~ the house ~ cofr-
mons. ~ sgffraEette letters containing
rel pepper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
L. J. SHOCK.

When this letter was read by the
Senate committee today. a number OF
the committeeman wanted to issue
statement AZ that time clearing Wat
son and Chiffon of any wrong-doing
insofar as the pending charges were
concerned, but others preferred TO
wait until Saturday. when the commit
tee will meet again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
Fl Henry Ducks.

Iptal~ .-..-.....- "ua sS1 aul tSo
Wednesday Swatters vs. crowns.
Call NJ the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure Parcels POST Map Free. fcfw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

1usss Two-msn Tournament.
Auspiciously started was the two-men
ten pin tournament at the AIusee alleys
last night The new equal weight pins
made quite a hit with the bowiers, es-
pecially those that are entered ,n the
big tournament at Toledo. Following
were the scores:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
CHARGES
Continued from First Page.)

and Chiffon. The trick failed 10 work
and now you have the truth. do not
know you and am sending this To you
because I want justice TO be done
So far as J know your election and
Chilton's was honest and fair and il ~
wrong To have this report going
around"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
w'T1hHHN; &c 0o !. +. FOX; EN-
THE big FIVE"
Thousands Of Ballots Cast Last Night
Bringing Contest To Sue
cessful Close.
THE WINN ERS,

Sydney Fox So 91
Bert Emblem SO, 252
Elmer j. banner. ..........5 6,15
The Intelligencer's Bowling Contest
was brought 20 a close at O'Clock
last night when The last OF the votes
Tor the !avorites were turned over TO
the judges who were selected Ia make
the final and official count. The last
hour was one OF great excitement and
contestants and their friends display
I'd much anxiety as the tally was an
nounced. While many of the contes-
tants failed to- show themselves at the
hnal count. they were we'll represent
ed by enthusiastic friends who carried
the good news TO them Immediately az
ter ~ was announced.
The contest was one IN which every
bowler IN the city was Interested. and
although many failed 10 be candidates
ileir interest in the welfare of their
friends was interesting. They worked
throughout the five weeks that the
contest was on and not n moment was
lost
The final figures and returns were
received by Dick Summerson. Edward
ttlan and Frank Bauer. who acted az
Judges. and the tallies were kept hy
Albert Custer and Y. ". Prysock. rep
resentinS the In'elligencer. As the
returns were announced by the judges
-" ~ NJ iH'FI'Sl IIfN warmer until
she hnal moment. when happiness and
sorrow mingled and Capitalization
we're extended by the losers and the
winners We're proclaimed
Rankin Showed"
Joseph W. Rankin was the only con
-eesiant 30 come close outside Of tine
I'VE winners. and his total count was
.p.t26 votes less than that OF Elmer
banner. Harry Witthuhn sprung a
surprise during the evening when Gi.-
200 votes We're turned in for him and
- was almost as big a surprise when
the figures were announced for the
evening I'm favor Of Thomas Dolan.
who turned in 5G.J00 votes in the even
Ing
There Were IL other contestants
during thc race but all withdrew be
fore the close Of the contest. Several
OF these contestants upon their with.
drawal threw their strength TO friends
IN the lead and the contest became
more Interesting as result More
than $4,000 votes were cast duriuI
the campaign.
rs result Of the contest the five
winners. Harry Witthuhn. Thomas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

fNs<+' 90 90 ooa
Tonight: Progressive vs. Indians; X
W. vs.. Wig. Can 60.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-14
Recruits Continue
to Come This Month


iae district Of Oklahoma haa a very
successful month 81 recruiting during
March and So Tar April seems TO be
doine almost as wen as March ala
iAo local recruiting office reports
'lafea ihe best month that q ever haa
SO iaf as tle number oi aeeepiaa app
pheanls go 90 make zap 2 report inere
nave been seyefal months Nnen 1he
number applyins has neeA ia. 'p eA-
cess q the number applying d4ins
tne month"; oat in hafch 9- appiiea ana
y so' py an average OF one m iiVe
ia iAe whole siaie aS5 men appAe0
ior enlistment ana es get bf when
gives 2 traction less lnan one " iiNe'
rive men have oeen accepted a' tne
OnieAasaa feerui1As ounce ~ lAr 'nls
montn' ana whlle tne average y larry
sood not as many men afe setting Ds
az did during ine month oi Nafcn.
iwo men appAea al tae 1854 o1tve
ioF enlistment oae aas aSF'ps lhe
weeA ana oo1e ~e'e ieiee'eo, one lo4
oehs 'oo heafs aAq oNe 'oi 0slnS VIZ
lisnt fae heavy man ~elsnea w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-14
MEDICS TO
MEET HERE

The eighth annual session Of the
Oklahoma Institute OF Homeopathy
win commence in this city tomorrow
morning and will continue two days.
Dr VI L BonneIl OF chickasha is
president Of the institute ana he ex-
poets about SO oi the 30 homeopathic
physicians in the state to be in az
tendance. The sessions will be held
at the cts hail. opening at 10 a. m
A number of prominent doctors from
other states viii be present among
them Or AeLay Lyon Or chas e.
Allen and Dr W A Foster Of Kansas
City Mo- DR. Delmar T. Davis 0ma-
ha Neb.. and nr. p r Powell of fIous-
ton, Texas, All Of whom appear On ne
program. The session WIN conclude
with = hanauetat the Carly hotel Wed
neaday evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-14
Oil Co. Official
Becomes Benedict

gafnrdav .gTorna.a \ ~ n.a4,-l
"a rs,ns,a az as~~,s.s
1obr e.aea..,s ~, -
bs,+a tr,ama,ot,.,, .,... '.s,..,..s.1, Il.
Rsv cso ~ s4arman
a,as I,amaao,,..t.,.
,e,,. ~ M ~ ~. g. I Il
ea.,4e4, -.
-, asf...ef ~ s,,
,on,na.,. 49,. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-14
SCORES OF
SUSPECTS
ARRESTED
Wife Of Assailant Of Spanish Mon
arch Appears to Be Implicat-
Gated in PIOt---King Had
Narrow Escape
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
Madrid, April 1.-THE police made
scores OF arrests today in connection
with the attempt to assassinate King
Alfonso.
A letter found in the pocket Of Ra-
feal Sancho Allegro, the assassin, to
his wife said. you are morally the
author Of this deed If YOU had sent
what ! requested, should not have
committed it.
For the third time in his reign, King
Alfonso Sunday narrowly escaped be.
ing the victim Of an anarchist attempt
against his life Three shots were fired
at the king sunday afternoon in the
streets OF the capital by native OF
Barcelona, Rafael sancho Allegro, who
was Immediately overpowered King
Alfonso owes his escape to his own
courage, Quickness and skilled horse
manship Accompanied by his staff,
be was riding along the Gale de
Aloala, returning from the ceremony
OF swearing in recruits, when a man
sprang from the sidewalk and seized
the bride OF the kings horse with ole
hand, presenting a revolver point
blank with the other
The king realizing the situation, with
lightning rapidity, dug his spurs into
his horse, which reared violently His
/ quickness saved his life The bullet,
instead Of burying itself in the king
breast, struck the horse ON the neck,
/ but SO close was it that the kings left
hand glove was blackencd BY the pow
der discharge
Before the assailant was able to pull
the trigger again, a secret service man
sprang upon him. The two men fell
to the ground, locked in each others
farms, struggling furIously The would
be assassin managed to free his re
yoIyer and fired two more shots il
rapid succession but the officer knock
ed his arm aside and the bullets flew
harmlessly through the air
At the sound Of the first shot The
kings staff forced their horses Oh thu
sidewalk and made ring around th'
monarchs assailant, who fought fierce
ny in the grip Of four policemen befor
he was overpowered and handeuffed
King Alfonso. as soon as he saw tha
the ma,l had been secured. raised hin
self in the saddle and turning TO th
crowd. gave a military salute an
shouted in a ringing voice.
"Long live spainl1
He then dismounted and Feassure
{ his staff, saying, 1T is nothing, ger
tlemen"
E Then uprose a mighty roar from tn
( wildly enthusiastic masses which rol
ed along in great waves Of sound, a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-14

A REPORT

Telegram by United Press.
Washington p c. April t4-presi.
dent Wilson made i plain today that
no one had been authorized 70 declare
his position on tue exemption Of labor
cooperative ofgan ations from the op-
Grafton # the tust law
At conference With the correspond
ents The attention oF the president was
called % declarations by congressman
that he viii not sign the sundry civil
hill which Iafi vetoed. should It pass
with the exemption clause included
The presidents position is that this
BIS a serious problem and while he has
an opinion he may change it Any
declarations Of his intentions now are
premature and does not represent
facts,
The president believes there is not
single ruinous cut in the tariff bill.
He insists that its passage will stinu.
late competition everywhere. forcing
down the prices Of necessities.