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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
NEW HOUSE BILLS.

III the house the following new bills
constituted the business Of the day:
Chamblce Authorizing abstract COM
panics to issue guaranty titles.
ChambleeAuthorizing Hamilton coun.
ty to create 81 600 fund TO aid the
course in agriculture
Chamblee Enlarging city limits Of
Chattanooga and to issue $4,000 Of
bonds to improve the new territory. The
bill takes in that section of the city
known as Grange Grove and means a
warm fight
The house then adopted The house res
tjltion appropriating SIS for stamps,
Hetc., To each member. The vote was As
70 40.
The senate resolution appropriating
Sa5 to each member for stamps brought
a tight. Mr.. Matthexs spoke earp-
es.'v against it, Attcmp.s to amend 1t
.a,led Mr.. Thompson spoke for the fcs.
olation. Nj. Bejaeh s..olse against it.
The resolution was tabled, 80 to 46.
The following f.cw bills were intro.
duced in the house;
Hughes -Authorizing Greene equity to
issue 100000 road bonds.
Misunderstanding uniform meth
cd for examination OF public school
teachers.
Chamblec Regulating garnishment
law 80 that answer OF punishment shall
not be conclusive.
KoiYman--Makingi it misdcmeanor
for any person divorced to marry again
under six months.
Dorsey Prohibiting shipment OF in
toxicating. liquors from one county Il
another, under $40 to $500 fine and six
months imprisonment.
f4iuk-Amending the pure food law
Link Regulating the vending of med
icines.
| Miller OF MISUNDERSTANDING and
fixing pay OF jnnketing committec.
Myers--validating acts and contracts
Of foreign corporations.
Stone Of LincolnRequiring polls Il
be paid 81 June rs before each August
and November election.
Childs--Incressirg duties of turnpike
snperinteudentk
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
Neat Dlnerentiatl on.

Senator Lodge, at dinner In the
Back Bay district Of Boston. indicated
very neatly the difference between a
statesman and a politician.
"A statesman" he said. thinks Of
the next generation; politician OF the
next election"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
Demaqcgue.

William Fl. Maxwell, the superin-
tendent Of New Yorks schools. said
the other day. aprcios OF certain
demagoglc proposals
~But the best definition Of deIna-
gogue win always remain that Of a
little girl OF seven. who said:
"A demagogue 10 vesssi contain
Ing beer and other hquies. ("
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

They who have ever fat-hunted In
New York know well that, till rental
Of $1,000 or 5000 year IL reached,
OATS are incredibly cramped. Indeed
In : good neighborhood, even Ave
thcusanddollar nat IL apt to Be tiny
onA
Discussing this phenomenon. Prot.
Brander Matthews said al u luncheon:
7 remarked 70 lady the other
DAY:
Why. madam. your dog wags his
tail up and down!'
Yes. she replied. he has to. We
ase comparatively poor. you see. and
Fido was raised In five-thousand.dol-
lar nat"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
cajavorthv AphroIsms.

Nothing that's true Is synical. and
nothing that Il synical is true.
The word smart" ID the guardian
angel Of all fashions. and fashions are
the guardian angels of vulgarity.--
For Love Of Beasts" by John Gals
worthy.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

Gabe--How do you tell ! genuine
diamond from fake?
Steve--mry to hook II.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
ETERNAL LAW OF coNTRARIEs.

DO You ever give your husband
Christmas hints?"
"Of course / do"
do you? Why, the least hint
makes my husband 30 madl"
Pooh! you don't know the com
bination. tell my husband l don't
want what ! do want. and then l get
IL"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

Going to have turkey on your
birtAday?''
No: I'm going to blow myself this
year for an elaborate feed. I'm going
to give q bacon dinner to the family
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

why was the beauty doctor 20 m
Ery with Anna?"
Because she told him she was com
ing to him to get few wrinkles. : -
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
The Reason.
The Reason.
why ID consistency considered
such jewell"
Because 1t is rare"

TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA
AND BUILD UP THE SYSTEM
CHILL TONIC. You know what You are taking
The formula = plainly printed on every bottle
form. and the most e1octual form For grown
people and children. % cents. Adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

Dr. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugsr-eoatsd,
ssonarh, iivsrsnd bowels Do not grips Adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
JUST Becauss.

What would you recommend as the
FISH diet for sailors?"
"Roe. of course"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

ITCH Relieved in 30 Minutes,
WooIford's Sanitary Lotion for all kinda Of
contagious itch A. Druggists. Adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

It's easy for man to resist tempta-
tion--if he has something better in
sight.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

It takes : genius to Save money -
wrtte good poetry.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31
rAxr ryro youR SHOE,

Aliens Foot-Ease, the Antiscptic powder for
tired. aching. swollen, nervous feet Gives
rat and comfort. Makes walking q delight
Sold everywhere. Csc. Don't accept any sub
stitute. For FREE sample address Allen 8.
Olmsted. Ie Roy, N. Y. Adv. :.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

Since October IS.
"How's things in Boston,
Il hear they have added frieze of
baseball bats to the public library"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-01-31

ANU WGS - ~ 8A&A&4kAS
Gave Him Up
Il was attacked with . ssvcfN
nervous disease. which wAs caused
by o disordered stomach and Nv.
err" writes Nh. Jas. ID. LfyKtx. o.
washburn. Tenn, Route Z, Boz %
All my friends thought ! would
die and the best physicians gave
me mp. I was advised TO trI Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dibcov.
cry, aud derived much bensst
from same. Ny case had run -
long, II had become 90 chronic.
that nothing would effect per
mapent cure, but DR.. Piercess
medicine has done much for me-
and I highly recommend T. J
heartily advise its use ~ q spring
tonic and further advise ailine
people to take Or. pierce's medI
cines before their diseases hAvs
run no long that there 10 nochsncs
10 be curcdl"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
NEWSPAPER MAN
may GET REHHR|NG
JUDGE HENRY HAS GRANTED WRIT
OF REvmv.
unusaal Procedure rnstiiztsd fer IN.
Purpose Of cetti-x Review or Testi-
nsny On vkieh Foraer Ne~N
paper Mas Was Seat Up.

Jsck~ou--Judxe W A Henry has
gTaat-i thu ant OF resi-w applied for
BY A A HAmmoad. an attorney OF Hef
deih~rg. TO secure a rshesring Of the
case Of J. g. B~un.;t. the former Jack
son n~SsPsPef WORKER. SOW serving !.
ten-year term in the Penitrn;iary fsr big
Amy.
Judge lIeury appointed June si.t 20
the date for the hearing. TO - held IN
this city.
Reuneit wss brought TO Jackson from
ts@ state evnyiet farm in Rankin eoun-
" and esrri-d 20 the STATE Charity Ho.-
pi,si for m-dicsl Treatment. he wili
Prcbahly unicrzo an operation for AZ
Pendiciti>. IN which event ii may hs nes-
e-sary 10 defer the hearing. Julg- Hen
~ has promised 10 grant a po-spous-
ment IN event Beuns;t is unable u bs
present
A -ubPo-ns dur-- isrun Nas issuei
Tor Lieuf.-Ssov. TheO. 6. Biibo. Who. A.
eorsiins TO an allegation in the petitiou.
received letter from Mrs. =. VI. Ben
nett. first wife Of the psisorer, in whicA
she stated tia; she was nov convinced
that her husband had secured a divorce
from her prior 10 his marriage TO Miss
Aliee wo"iward- principal OF the Poin-
dexter school IN this city.
A special order was also issued to the
circuit clerk Of Yarno county 20 issne
subpoenAs for all witnesses asked los,
both for state and defease. Who tes:i
fled at Bsnnett's trial t~o years sgo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
JAPAN'S REJOINOER
SURPRISINGLY MILD
NOTE IS DELIVERED TO BRYAN
THROUGH AMBASSADOR cHISDA-
CONTENTS ARE WITHHELD
Iene 81 Reply. Howevsg. Is Ksowu ts
Be Arg->-atativs - Says 1911
Treaty BrOkea-FuEthsr DIS
eus1on Iryolved-

Washis gtou.-Jspau's rejs.n.isr o. tAs
Caited state reply % the prcts.i
against tn Califosuu antialiea hnl
Law. delivered Per-ousiiy b. Anbas.aA ,s
Nhinda tu >ecr~stry Bryan late Wei
ne~day. sets out uhy ths TaSis gwen
meat eo>iuues 20 tezsrl the Wrbb a..
a. di-crsrni >>iory against tapsu in der
osatiou oi the qusilti~- sf treatm-at
prescriasi by inferuatio-al hu anl 4
vioiatiun o., ih~ treaty 81 ieiL
nothing IN ta~ usturw ~ an a':i-
nsstam is cuntsinrd Ga the nefr Irs
eeaesal tone T. - inxite iufther a-seu.-
sien q the cvntrovertel ro.ut.. aal .s
eouisins sothiuE ts.isHg 20 make - q
iinai i--ue. Secretary Bryan and ths
anuha.saior acr~ed shat ~ drtai,.
saouA b. maie rubl.-.
lhe }apaae-- note uas tery 'a-r AL
Of Its natur. entirely ArSuasutatiye.
>e<rc;sry Bryan ani Ar,hssst.io- Chi 10
"a we're in socsri that no good purp-ose
could b served a. TIM tiue b a publ,
diseussiea OF the dellett~ question. All
th~r- fore hoth cffiriai- cave na,Ss
that any attempt 70 PusiisA shat mi-ht
purPoEt 10 - even TIE substance Of the
tATe~ eoumuuica;ioas whlch have uss
passed h-twcea the tao goverum~n-s
HsHst b hasei eutirely uPas sps-uisiio7-
IL q kaouu, however. thas tn tore %
the reioiuisF = that 81 a ilguifiei snI
orderly presentation ef lHPan's FieW 90
the czse, oousin.iiag aish an invitltser
70 furthe- a~-usistions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
. State News Notes .
HJLlEXPOSE EXPECTED
IN PEN|TENTlARY CASE
COMPLETE REPORT ON rNyEsrrc.
TIoNs Is OVERDUE
Settsa and cott0n Seed Net the ouiv
neduets On which Money Wa.
keaii-ed and Never weat late
States Golfers

JaessoH--The impre..ioa prevail,
about the capital that il win not Z.
very long before some very fun .,s
complete data coan-eied vita the p~ui
ssniiAry department prohe win b. a.
vel known TO the publir a. :, ! To Ia,
men who have bs~n Tor The ps.t ..x.
ersi months eaeagel IN digging i, out
According to unofficial Fumor. the f-.
ures secc<sible, sh.ch will b. subjeict~.
20 the blessed sunlight OF publicity
~ the proper time. viii tend 10 show
that there Was something behind tn.
ehiet executive Of the state when . few
months ago h lst fan = casual remark
TO the effect there's something rottea
IN DENMARK meaning IN eonseciiOa
with the state Prisoa department..
According 10 ihe~e same unofficial ~
ports or comments, the irregularities
which have hesn uncovered Indicate tha:
not only the cotton ami cotton SOD
have eeen made the basis Of i-rex's-
lar Transactions. hy whieh the state Ia
lost over q quarter Of a million iollar-
but other property and prOdnrts. Il
y ssd thai such commodities a. xoaI
and timber, field ard fossge products.
i've stork .Rd other property. have
found purchasers. while the state treas
ury has tot received the e-guiyalent in
the legal tender. The-e statistics are
being redueed to figures. and are being
carefully compiled. and il i further ua-
derstood that the Probers are almost
ready to name the parties Who, accord
ing 20 the data in hand, have prOfitei
BY these private dcals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12

Floating factories have become ss
important part @ the development c.
the forest resources q India In esr-
tsia parts % that eoenfry the forests
are oniy accessible through the ~a;e-
courses. and the great expense Q,
erecting land plants for the utilization
81 the lumber resources makes such
a course impracticahie Therefo-s.
szwmiils and other manufacturing e~-
tabiishnents are bulk On eoatins
platforms and moved up the streams
as they are needed After the lumber
Is prepared in = s2wmil Il can b.
packed in = vsy that makes trans
poFtstion much more economical than
any system OF logging Plants for
the preparation OF t.rnin extracts
haze also ben established in this
manner The plants are built on fat
beats. go feet long ex - feet vide.
czpah of carrying a lead of f1e tons
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
TURTLE SERUM TOO LATE.

Denver. CoIo.-The fight Of Mrs. -
-eph Byrne. wife OF a wealthy 81 Loa;s
farmer. to conquer Tuberculosis j ove-.
she died a.. the oAkes home. 4 lev
weeks ago Byrne Offered d. ,. :. Fries
nanp, Berlin specialist, $4,000 20 tres,
her with the celebrated turtle serum
The physician refused Hope was th-n
Sireeted to the Pierow,ki vaccine. Byrn-
bringing Dr. " Landisnann Of the Pee
pes Hospital. New York. 10 Denver ts
make the inoculationA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
House Plants in Summer.

When the hct weather o, sszzers
AZ haud w- must not permit cur cot
of-door activities 70 eazse ~ 20 aegs
i~ct cur house pl1Ess
The best place for grc~n folks. call
dreu and all nvizx thinss during n.
sumner = caftoorS. Ehere the sur
shine and the fresh air car ssr~nxthea
and hsal. making ready for the NEXT
Nlu;sr seascu
OF course. the closer TO natural cor
diticus ihey are durtng the ror-aal
growing season the better growth n.
plazis iii secure ant the ansr plsrss
re VII have for N. hcs.~ nert VIA
ter
whea danger frOu late trusts has
srrsiy passe1. take less expressive
Plasts. the xeraHiru. the foissxs
plants ana others % their kfnd. sna
transplant them Pa, thez In good.
rich. deep. ioamy e~d< II ycz car. O.
IN SintoW hoxes Il the heS1s arr uas-
vailAhl~- Give then lots of sur.Afu..
80 thar tse stalks and foliage riIi r-u~
rank and strong
u traasplantIax sqa1e sp the oed
70 n der;h q a. least focs. vulv~rire
;Ar SCH azeiy. azixizS n szz. -~li-
rutfsd stable manure. and set the
pianfS IN th@ gruund half a. s.cA
ee-s@r than they wer~ in the poss
Pack the earth arrziy abort thea after
setting u viii d no nAr-z 70 rezcve
so-ne % the clt esrth- but the roots
cannot D pruzed o. hrukea o- to azy
great extezt. ualsss you F-zze back
The foliage 20 an eQzai exte-I
Water the plants a. sooz as they
are So. and uater then every other
day. at Least t1iux the Watering xhen
tse sur i nor hot
y = : desired TO have the 1o~erinr
plants bioon early ard prosrseiy.
pinch % the ezcs % half the
orNrehes- 50 that the s-@rxy cs tA-
plan, win 10 10 the .owers- Mos.
people prefer 70 pcSspone tAs sscon-
Ing period until water. hc~eyer. ard
this can D. accomplished sY pinehlnx
% the eower sscs daring the sun
Esr. as soon as they appear The re-
s1ls I'll be n heavy growth q stain
an1 leaf curtng the xro~fnx season
and profase eloo-ns darsax the winter
ln1corn
Trcpieai and semttrori<Al plHnss
sa<h - palma. cActt and ruhber Dsansn
usually ar~ too sxpanntvs 70 rtnk =
TIE lava an1 u - ven % ehAags n
e2r<n N 0eH pues anA p1ne. thea
s-r-y vcststua cn xAe pcrcA- Rws
shc1ld have a cool. SHADY damp toe
tto1 cgrfzg the summer.
n year plants hare 20 BE kept In a
hoizse. water f-~cRenfiy and beware {
Plant lice ard red spider TIE sorue
attach themselves TO the stems an
Under the surface os ;hs leaves. Spral
then vith tsh4cco water Plain "a
te- sprayed on daily ~fll help ths
plant Aat drive the rst spiders zv1y
In a VERY short length OF tfne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
GRINDING GRAIN FOR STOCK
Ne Set Rule Car se Gfxe-. a. ces-
eiticrs Nsry-Sey Bears Are
Preferably Fec Soaked

The Michigan experiment stafsos
concludes. Is a rule. stock shoald
b zllO~ed 10 90 their oxn grinding.
as the saving in feed i t4ken up BY
the cos of grading However. IN
soEse cases grirdsaS Or so4kiax
shouid Be- rssortsd to Barley should
not BE- fed whole and dry Soy beans
arr preferably led ground or soaked
Then. When Il Is desirable 10 use
certain grains in mixtures with such
feeds as coftonseed neal or srza-
middlinss O. other conzercizl ma
terIals griudtrEs nay - preferable
50. Ne can come 70 no strict rule
aho1f grinding grain for FEEDING
Isaally RE margin i close. IN o1@
case farmer nav lose BY Eos grizd-
ing. in another Re mar lose f,he COS
of griudiugi b. grinding
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
WILL TRY MINERS At ONCE
Se1ais Will Beziz Isgziry late wes;
NirFI-ia Strk kr-

Charieston. ~. Na-r1An p Whn-.
frsstiea. of th- nferuatlaaaI e--aa1.
tiea of the Ju-ei MAJ Workcr. -
AEera7s7 Nisy-Pf-sHksuf Frzuk J. Have.
a-t u officials ari suhprs nate officer.
ef nstriet NJ. ~. tn cal -s51s7.'
unsaa, iuii-s~i hy the ss'i-rsl zraal jsry
eAarg.d uith violatiga - the >Aeruzaa
anti-truss hu. al - suaz-aaue~s 70 ~
pear before luiz~ B~uga@ia = Hellc-.
The EoVerua.nt, :, = ssai- xEi ssS
that ~ trial Prrcees Rs s1rw-
TA> ia1Arsm@nis anA aii<xasisns sAa.
ohere = coasPara~y IN r<-sraizt Of trAiz
s.x eomuzerce s<t~~<z th- Cni.sA Ma
Workers ef Am~rs-~ kza e~4i ar~rxss~,
ef Western F<n.<yiv&.i.. OAis- fsrzsx.l
art ins-oss rr.ir<s .h> we-s vssxi.h
coal oPef4tors. have causs,f a profa-,s
sensatioz. While the names % thz -
nesses. Who APPEARED before sA~ fsss-ra
grand jury in the ea>e. hsve nos -.
made puhlic. il = known that coaf ose
orators OF Paint and Cstia Creek-. 8 he-r
labor Troubles have be.u abundant. su.l
former officials of the miner orzsus-
zation assisted an sathering ia;oga4
ti0n for the indirtmsnt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
BACK YARD FARMER
Interesting Pointers on Garden
ing for the City Man or
Suburbanite.
WHAT TO PLANT AND WHEN
Advice ey an Expert o. Agricultural
ss.ters-sskins an Ornamental
areh-A Beautiful lsssr-csre
ef t+egse ptants
sy esoE. Io-s wILlaao solr9.

Ornamental detached arches tn Cow
- gardens are coming tack and We
are glad 70 greet them. This cordial
welcome vili rot D. extended indie
eriminateiy. however. because alost of
TIE amateur garden 2rchss oae sees
are as mach cat 81 harmony a. 10
rado Taft's -, Absorreuee-a statue
o. man IN hikh hat
Do1t pct an arch ia your xarde-
Or a. ;hs entrance 10 your valk he-
cause ycz ike 20 60 carpenter wcTk
u yoa Saat an arch. s;Edy year Sro5
len carefully and put Il where il xin
do the most soct- Let i - IN keep
ins wIth the surroundings CT IL wiM
b cetrineat -sther thaa an iz-
provenent
In -aaay cases the proper place and
surroundings for an arch already ex-
ist. and the question Il merely ore o.
the type Of arch TO build Such a 10
cation would Be the entrance 70 a
seeiuded Earten. the end q a vaIk OF
drive. or even the street entrance
The landscape OF Ezrden picture is
the oaly kind Of = picture that nay
oe beautiful from all directions. and
even these natural scenes must b.
planned from one viewpoint 10 GET the
most satisfactory results
In planning yOur arch. decide H-st
trOu which direction u Efli - seen
most frequently. u the visw 20 D.
emphasized Is toward the house. the
arch must b. % a character TO bar
loniEe With the house II the Fie~
i from the hoase. the arch shosld b
Ia keeping With the landscape about
q and hack of 4
The function q the Ear1ea area -
TO locaie and aecentzais a gateway. a
foszal entrance TO soze entirely Elf
ferent scenes and surroundings Il
marks a dissi1ct hoaz1arr Hze. ksnce
is Is entirely misplaced shea the sur
rounGlzxx o. either side oS Il are sim
Tar IN Appearznee- As a street en-
srzacs n wiIl give excellent rezalts.
but oely vhes shsr~ = an adjoining
barrier. . hedge. q fezee. or At least
= eAzzp os ser1h& Do not make tn>
& -~~"~&~" - ~@A@-A *%%*-- - rA&A& A@kL8 -
. e<<achs1 nAnn<r. n<cHns. In tka
eass n - . x.<e~ax vtkArzt say 20
sssa~ pzrros<L
Cse q - An sn<rzncs 70 IT, wl
! row-- rzrd~n- frorn ts~re 20 she q
r.2I E.raeE- thscce 70 the EexssAb
szrden- the chicken parks. the tenn
coart- bot alEays fron oze disrt1.
scen@ TO \ decidedly d51erenf scene
Beautiful arches are made og rogE
MEhs. q finished tiub<rs- of iatsic
woEk- of poles or wire Zach has it
individual uses. but al are govsrnss
F By the sane principles o. artistic goos
taste In the E-aiority OF eases prob
ably. the arch shozl1 be covered Effh
vines. such as fVy. koneysackls. wooe
oi1s. climbing roses. clenz;is. trumpet
ersePsr. japanese ivy. etc
Most Of Us have no idea % the iiuait-
less possibilities Of making cur homes
attractive By proper use q the sim
pier factors q landscape gardening
and in Considering these assets the
Ornamental area should not be over
looked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
SAYS PRESIDENT
IS CHIEF LOBBYIST
TOWNSEND ACCUSED WILSON OF
UNDUE INFLUENCE ON TARIFF.
BLAMeS THE SECRET CAUCUS
Ssza;srs Win Be Asked II Prexteat II
flaszce1 rk~n-Denoersts Deny
Charxe-Se-stor weeks Sup
ports To~zseza IN CharKs

Msshingtcu--An uneNp~sted tara ~.
sisra th- -enssorisi lobby iuvestixa;ses
ate Frtlay vhsn >~ustor Towusead u
MrAgan- RsPss ran. declared % ths
s'aal that thu iutiu-uce ~i~1lsa by Pre-
r!~ni wiisoa an.i By ~ D~zoeTAtic -
eref osurr. zloa .h- making q the tar
i'f bii constituted th~ -neRress aP-
Presrh 20 un.iuc iafiu-acc ug-sa ulembers
- solgres- that ~ invest sstfz- rc-s-
ui;see souii - abb 20 fiaL-
>euator ToEu~rnd csifiease1 tke coss-
lifte~ for ~; hsving a-k~d az-usb~-s %
tae s~nAie sh~thrr the pEe<i1ezs had
~oaght 10 iafinsars tA~r- and aeslar~4
tAss sx~z tbse-A the p<~sisi-at bad not
iatrnacst. his awazz-lation o; the lob
by working IN support os ehanges /.
the tariff. ~ouha infIn~nc~ s~nx.or. to
vet> against the sn<nsn<nss they knew
- ~ iuss-
-whs are ths~< .<natsrss- a4n>.s<<
s4EEtur Ressr
4 sosf care to u.ne any b. re
ts-ted >enatsr Tounsen1-
The two Deno~rAtie members Of The
cs-nmitte- present. Reed and Walsh. re-
seated any infimztion that President
Wlisoa had u-e4 patronage or threat,
ts foree aHy oE= TO support free sugar
OF free Eool. or 70 support the bill a
a whoie
>~nAtor Townsend insisted the com
lisfee bad BOT asked any senator thu,
far whether the president bad tried tc
iaflssHo- hia-
4 mov-, interrupted senator Walsh
that IN view OF the -erious statements
nad- touchis- the executive. that any
-enster uho has ALREADY testified NAV hs
recalled and interregatol ia reference
ihersto
Il an for that. sad >euator Nsisor,
and every Haeuiber of the co-amitte.
ssrerd-
DrSEging Prrsiasnt Wil-on's tariff ac-
tisitie- ia;e the iav,st izatioa Somewhai .
intsnsisicd feeling ia the committee ard
q = exF=stsi i will sake more search I
iug ;hs investigation 70 - earried On. .
Seaatef Weeks Of Massachusetts. follow I
ing SrusfoF ToSus~n1 or tee stand. 81. .
pressed the opinion that executives had .
more influenee on bills than al the pr. I
soEs whn have eoase 10 Washington p7, 4
togvtAsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-06-12
OIL co. DID LITTLE BUSINESS
Could Not Have Had MonoPoiy. Declares
Defenxe

CoTsicsHa. Tev.-fiusine<s relations Of
the STANDARD oii Company's officials sni
The Magnolia Petroleum Company OF Car-
-ieana- Tex. Was Investigated hy the
state Friday iu it. 9.ouo .ooo Pcnalfv
oil suit. The defense intro.iuc.l ssiIen.e
ior the first time at tAis hearing % shcs
that The Corsir1ua Petroleum Company.
ca-isteataut in TeNas aa- the M4sma1ii
tas done a comparatively small haslnr-s
during much oi th- period In Wh'ch P--.-
zltie> are sought. tbs business an. b-iaz
sufficient to constitute apparent maaaa-
OH The defense infTslueei rsilen-
;Aat tAe Magnolia, whisa bays practa-s'-
d an the Corsiran1 Petreisum Con-
pany'> oii. esuno; get suiilesru- eil frorr
II otaer eeniusa5e--