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STATEMENT ISSUED
ON CHINESE LOAN
Continued from Page OneO

ernment is the most significant, II
not the most momentous. event OF
our generation. With this nova
ment and aspiration. the American
people are in profound sympathy.
They certainly wish to participate.
and participate very generously, In
opening 10 the Chinese and to the
use OF the world the almost un-
touched and perhaps unrivalcd re-
sources OF China
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HELD UP BY MASKED MEN.
Francis Brown Loses Watch and $50 on
His Way Home.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 1s.-A,tr- accompanying an In
te1icsted friend homo az early hour this morn
Ing. Francis Brown. residing az lb1 Thiriy-sec
oad street. held up and robbed OF watch
valued at $50 and small amount OF money. no-
ooSdlnE 10 hE Tepor, to the police. The robbery
y Aale hy Brown 70 oave takon place wash
i7Eton avenue near Eighteenth street
The early morning traveller vas OF hls way
% his own home when ne confronted BY tuo
masked men. each armed with revoycrs He
oouplted vish their orierx TO keep bis haads hiEh
IN the all while they ri.lre his pockets. Brown
told the oolloe that he probably would be able 20
identity bis ssssilsnts- No arrests have been
made
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmcr. 164 So. West Temple. Phone
5O5 d3
+, G.. O'DONNELL. UNDERWATER
and embalmer, has moved to new loca-
ton, 225-227 South West Temple street,
Realty bldg Phone $50 o3399
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Offers Land for Dam.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. March in F. Wilcox who pro-
poses to erect n 5000 bungalow In Ogden can
yon. has offered the city comm nssioners FREQ use
o, portion OF his land for dlvcrtlng dam at
wheeler canyon II they Will grant him enough
water for nifty connections throughout his 70
sort Tho city Is In need OF dam and other
structures to properly tor the wator taken
from Wheeler creek. Tho matter was referred 10
Mayor A. O. Fell. superintendent of the water
works department
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CONTRACTORS.

UTAH BUILDING REPAIR CO. WILL
give you estimates on your carpenter
work bricklaying and plastering. paint
Ing and calcimining paper clea ming
tuck painting and whitening We are
reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed
Phone -Wasatch 1855. 1881
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WANTED
wanted-Male Help

ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED FOX
the u, S, marine crops. between tne
ages OF 10 and IS. Must be native porn
or have first papers. Monthly pay SO
10 $50 Additional compensation posi-
BILE. Food. clothing, quarters and medl-
cnI attendance free. After so years scrV,
ice can retire with 10 per cent OF pay ana
allowances Service on board ship ana
ashore In oil parts OF the world. Apply
at u g. Marine Corps Recruiting O;ilcc.
IYtah r626
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Lawyer Locates in Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Mnrvh IA. g. Lsiios has arrived ia
the city from Denver and annornees that he will
open an office here With the eIpseiA'ion OF SO.
euri1E sppolstneut a consular officer fos
the Greek government. Hr. Lsllos. who is an az.
to-ney. viii represent the local Greeks In th~f,
legal Attain ~ the Denver man secures hts sp.
polrtment " yin Be the first eonspia. oificsr
ever estahlished IN Ogden.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

~~-~-~-->~-~~~-~o~~~@~-|"|
MILLER-Funeral services for Mrs
Ellen Burt Miller, who died in this
city March II. Will be held In the Tenth
ward chapel Thursday. March 20. at 2:$O
p. m. Friends invited. 1nterment In
City cemetery.
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COMPETENT STENoGRAPHEE, WITH
clerical experience Good opportunity
for capable man. Address NJ. Tribune
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. SINGLE GENTLEMEN CANVASSERS
over IS years OF age on commission
proposition Tor city and 10 travel. pay
weekly Address L. II. simpson, general
delivery. Salt Lake CITY, Utah. r2o2A
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WANTED
Miscellaneous

-~~~.~~-~~~-~~--~-~~~--> .~-r
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANI-
ed Will pay YOU first class prices flsh-
er a. Robbins Co.Seo w End South wa Wa
satch 617l. GOO
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Marriage License Granted

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. March is.-County Clerk S C. DE
granted marriage license today to Hiram B
Holt and Lettie Larsen. both OF CloTkston. Cache
county. Utah,
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CHINESE HERBS

~N~O~---~~-~~@~~-~>>--~>@
l.. SU WOO, 11e so. MAIN. 3ND FLOOR
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies. Consultation free. n1S1
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men men, EMPLOYMENT Icr,.
get Ir Won first , Congrega ,iosSs;s ,niSSscT
phone % 5sa, q position .rea S;nal q; a. Cd
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ness HSs co,, INsURANcECn-,,~
NE. Star. ap,'ese : preparstIonu "A
- = HtEhl: S''la
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning. Leave orders at DrIehl
e Franken's. Wasatch 100 k1903
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EXPERIENCED FTNISHER AND CAB
met man; steady work Western Furnl !
ture Co, State and Broadway. TO-
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Two COMPETr,,r--
houscwork; ona Sr GIHIs
washing, ironlne 70 cook, ihs q.
enees required ph Sna clsahItr:
eo7 md ave. Phone wasis
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES
ASSAYERS

CR1SMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. 223 South West Temple.
wi797
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

- N~~-~--~N-----~---->~0-~~>
JOHN J. LAASS, MECHANICAL. ENGI-
neer; structural designing. general
drafting: inYenting speciality. 9o1
k.hrns bldg. w. 1925. n23ee
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Married 80 Years; Wants Divorce.

SVtNIaI
OGDEN March ls.-In complaint filed ia tho
district court today, Henrioka J. Krurnperman has
brought suit for divorces from MartlDus Kruuper-
man The wife alleges failure to provide The
parties wcrc married in Salt Lake City on April
&c. 1859.
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LADIES TAILOR
CLEANING AND DYEING


MYERS CLEANING &c DYEING CO.
Garments insured. Superior work
Prompt auto delivery Three phones
974. 975. 999. 114-16 r. Broadway. m738
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Wanted-To Trade.

GOOD VACANT PROPERTY FOR
good automobile. Hoffman Bros, Loan
e. Trust CO., 90 East lst So. Wasatch
21d 1858
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CUT FLOWERS

~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-N~~
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 63 so. MAIN
ST Phone 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs n1639
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prlzcs- Glass and private
iessors, c9e9
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AUCTION SALES

c. E. OSTERLOH. AUCTIONEER. RESI-
dence 434 So. Main. Wasatch 2s24-W.
ness
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
PATENT ATTORNEYS

SCOTT < CAMOM1LE. ALI, COIJN-
tries. terms reasonable. 2o6-7 Judge
bldg ggo7
TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyright. see J. NJ
Thomas. 30S Utah Savings &C Trust bldg.
o1oi
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Wanted-To Rent.
Wanted-To Buy

WANTED-CASH REGISTER. OLD
style Autogra pin. EOS Walker Bank bldg.
r250l
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WANTED

if phY HEAD Il Af5t FOB opsnsEAnrxus,
oiH 9TH EAST. SoS Lad,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST, ENGLISH BULL TERRIER,
weighing about 50 pounds. wearing a
spiked collar: brown body with white
feet and breast, white mark on neck:
one. Reward for information. Call Ex-
change 26i 1857
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BEETLES, MATHEZ q CO, A =
Bardwell. successor. i5S South Yves,
Temple. Phone Was. 1896 f2l7
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CECIL & CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
specially. Consultation free. Suite
4o3. go SO. Main. rS31
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II HeaIth full

Fragrant and delicious to drink.
No coloring or bitter herby
taste in
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COAL AND KINDLING

= -----~~-~~-N~~-~---~~--~
T. r., DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kindling- le6 East 4th South: both
ph08es' h2l
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YOU RUN NO RISK wuc.
poei,,t soi, az Henager's Bu,Inn..li Bn -
a,cS oS',,9ns IONS secured for ali | vrsss.
anu night sessions, School S'sI ~ I
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GRADUAL DECLINE IN STANDARD
STOCKS FEATURED NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept S.-Representa-
tive stocks lost ground slowly to-day.
Interest was diverted from the stand
ard shares 10 specialties and to the
grain and coffee markets Recess ions
among such stocks as Union Pacific.
Reading. New York Central. Atchison,
St. Paul and Steel. which fell of a
point or so. We're due more 10 neglect
Lan selling specialties. particularly
the petroleum and railway equipment
shares. several OF which advanced
10 8 POINTS. he rise failed 10 iniiu-
ence the leaders. fact which led to
some professional selling. Trading
was duh. and there was no weakness
on the decline. Late in the day the
market stifened. recovering part Of
the loss. The excited advance il cot
ton options tended 10 discourage. buy
ins OF stocks. The monthly report OF
the copper producers to-day elected
no resIonse in the market. Even the
copper stocks showed no improvement
after publication OF the figures, which
were distinctly bullish Total sales.
19S.4UO shares
Bonds moved rather irrpgular.y. but
showed good undertone. Total sales
par value. $l.fOC.o0o. \ block OF
100000 government - sold AZ ssie.
an advance a. y. Panama Is coupon
advanced "A on call
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]. s. Baeho CO... clo..ar letter.


NEW YORK. Sept s-The London
prices were generally love. This morn
ing. ami copper stocks did respond 20
IT, higher prices for the ffaI RIO
7 nto~ was $40 exception. lled very
strong The copper sturhs wer, heavily
Do 4Etf here ~ The os.Ulur. and firE
were me strong features 600 IN other
wise ur.ut'restirE market. The COPPER
producer icIrer were looked uTon
very farorahly. the d.,r $50 Of 1880 600
POUNDS bong bette tlau most people
Rocked Tor Ti. lDr PRICED CONFER -r,rsg
CAR" DO tof od share ~ tho buying
The petroleum stocks hal % little sturt
~ 10" points yu ~.at'sreI buying and
snort coy erirE The general market was
under tho influence ~ government rr-
port ~ grain 'rpf- utl.u Will l. made
public to-morrps tho -oufhv aafarn
sto' E# acre rather heavy during che atv.
There N-- t"t. uft'. attention given 90
the ttritf new. rr .rrsf.r. and govern
rrr' rr1r report 1911 htv. % DO Irr1.d
O. f.r q move f.nrefI.. .p f4- ar general
ruar.rff U.H..frf rr
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mittee r. organized. with Congress
man Doremus. o. Michiean. chairman.
and the Republican committee has or
ganized With Congressman Woods. %
Iowa, at the helm. The Bull Moose
members In the House are IN the stage
% getting ready" The several con.
tests this fall 70 an vacancies are on.
and are rapidly getting animated
Already the literary bureaus Of the
Congressional committees are being
organized. and literature r. being fed
out to the country. AZ yet Il IL being
utilized only IN small quantities. but
hy next winter the output % speeches.
pamphlets and the like will be enor-
nous Experts IN campaign literature.
who believe themselves especially
qualified 10 Judge what sort Of mental
pabulum the voter ought % subsist on.
are sorting out speeches and gather
ing ~ material
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter. Egcs and Cbeo-e

NEW YOEET. Sept. s-Butter firm.
Creamery extras. 3Oie n Bic: frsis. IS
n 30c. seconds. 25;e n &c; thirds. -
d25c: state dairy finest. 300 29tkc.
good 10 prime. 26isr Csc. common 10
fair. % q 26c, process extras 25ie u
&c. firsts. 2JH 26c; seconds. - n 24c.
imitation creamery hrsts. 25G 25iRc
factory. June make. frsts. 24n 24iRc.
factory. current make. frsts. &c. sec
onds. % n 3 &c. packing stock. June
make No. ]. 23izc: factory. current
make No. .. 22i7c. No. 9. 2OH y igC
Cheese firm state whole milk
fresh colored specials. 15a, "a l6c /.
white. 49, ID l6c. white and colorod
average fancy. i5iac. fresh. under
grades. ia l5c. state. whole milk
daisies. best. 16G16t4c; skins. ~ n
13t2c.
Egss strong Fresh gathered extras.
goo Bic. extra nrsts. q 2Sc. frsts.
2S1 26c. seconds. u n 24c. fresh gath
cred thirds and poorer. toN zoe. fresh
gathered dirtles 80. !. l3G zoe. No. .
and poorer. ioT lsc. fresh gathered
checks. good 10 choice DRY. 17U1Sc.
checks under grades. 81 50Ff4 so. re-
friErrntcr. special marks. fancy.
charges paid. 25iz Il 26c. nrsts. 2fd
2'c. seconds. 2223c. lower grades. -
n PIC. state pennsylvania and nearby
houncry white. 310 24c. gathered
whites. c5f &c. western gathered
whites. 24N2lc. state. Pennsylvania
and nearby henncry brown. .a0034c
do gathered browns and miAsd col1rs.
2@r@1c
Flour nrmly held Spring patents.
$500 80; winter sfraiEhte. sfIOf
$50. winter patents. 50 f0lf4 SO.
spring clears. SfOO0f20. extra 80
win'er. 81 5d37 20. extra SO. win
Ter. s. 35l 80
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FINANCIAL.

White House. who has a Big Stick
that makes T RS look like a fragile
willow and who points cannon that
makes Uncle Joe's resemble a pop
Gun, comes across" with the lob
that is wanted IN the most practical
pol.ticiany" sort Of a way Take the
csse OF the biggest patronage SQUAD
bic that has come up 20 him since he
has been 10 the white House. fgnt
over o." postoflicc az St Louis Il -
on $1,000 per snnum job. the best
paying federal berth In the show me
state. Senator Reed wanted Colin "a
Solph appointed and was backed IN
in his wants b. his colleague. Gum
shoe i'ill stone They were about tho
only two Who stood for Selph Among
those hehtine Die nomination we're ex-
Governor Folk. National Committee
man p. ,. Colira. Treasurer Rolla
Wells Of the national committee. Sec
rotary llouson and n long list ~ Mis-
souri, Democrats when Il looked Ike
Sclpt would not be appointed. Sen.
ator Reed played his last card He
bad held Do NJ his sleeve until the
proper timo 90 play 20 and take the
trick ar the Job He began to in
surge. Ito opposed taking up tho cur.
rency bin 81 this time. lie wanted ~
laid over 40 use 10 rush such an
Important matter. there vas need OF
more investlEation. knowledge was
wanted Then Selph was appointed.
and then. on the very day. the insurg.
INK Reed ceased Co insurge. lie Join
o. with the administration forces for
immediate consideration Practical
politlcs7 Yes. what! Wilson doesn't
know anything about o.. he should
worry,
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, Sept s.-Corn to-day
rose TO a new high price record for
the season in the December option.
and narrowly missed a new high level
In other futures. Inadequacy OF re-
lief from drought and heat were large
ly responsible. The close, though
easy, showed an advance OF &c to
Ike net. Other leading cereals, too,
made gains-wheat, hc to 1Q%c,
and oats. &c TO 9s q &c. In provisions
the outcome varied from sc decline to
l7l1c advance.
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NEW YORK. sept = money on
call firm. range. 20 90. ruins rate.
'i".'ng hid. 2A. closing asked. g.
Time money steady. G0 days. 4. %
days. rf4. f.r months.
copper frm standard spot. 81 90
arkrd o'fctro.y'ic. Sfs1sr o. O.
llEa. So go 1900. CASTING sfG-urs
1902 Tin weak. spot So sorfts az
Lend. $40 bid Speiter. 9tS515.ss.
Iron firm
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Coffee.

SPECIAL r'srafrh o. The t1'sIi'-er~er.
NEW YORK. sept S-Iiavrr mar
ket. = 20 e franc decline september
INJURIES closed offered ~ sGcc. Do.
D'mhrr closed offered 80 sSfc. March
closed offered AZ 912c. May .I.ecd of
fcr"d 90 F-4c. July closed offered a.
9i.c Rio SO q quoted 90 9fsc Nar.
bet quiet l. " NlNFORD & CO
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Mr Dourhicirh . mot that French
noblnman. count Do Uiie. to-day.
U'ttv DoughleiRh Really Is ho "a
brilliant c0rtDraafionHliefr
Nr DUuEhleiEh We'll no NOT at
present iir bias rheumatism iu hlr
shoulder Judge
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Petroleum

OH CITY. IA Sept S.-Crcdi bal
arros g. go Runs. 1895. average.
s3.SHi shipments. 22f .fCs. arcrare.
e. $50
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So closely does one campa' n for
control ~ the House run into other
that with tho echoes ~ last ~ q DO
liticai struggle barely died Az . the
contest Tor tho control ~ % next
House o. already beginning
The Democratic Congressional com.
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CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Hogs Receipts
$4,000: higher. Bulk OF sales. 5000
$40: light. SS.65G94O: mixed. $500
80: heavy. s. 65d905: rough. s7s5
n 7S5. pigs. $425TS75
Cattle Receipts. q 600: steady 10
l5c lower. Reeves. S675d91O. Texas
steers. Ss.7oHz75; stockcrs and feed
ers. S5.50HGS0; cows and heifers
$500 $40; calves. SS75GII5O
Sheep-Receipts. 81 600: steady N
zoe lower. Native sheep, 81 50If75.
yearliugs. 5000 $50: native lambs
355Oa75O.
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Woodrow Wilson may not have been
much Of politician in his Princeton
favs. but D" las come a long WAYS
since then Ills term a. governor 81
New Jersey evidently va. rood prc.
paratory school for handling the poli-
tics ~ The presidency 40 one con
N"rsarf with bis doinFs during tho
fiH months no has been AZ the helm
cf Tho ship ~ state would care 90 o.
quoted o. aging that Wilson does
not know how 90 PLAY tho game prac.
ticaly such a one would know that
b" would b. aet down as boob 10 no.
cf say such fhirs so Pre-. idart Of
modern times has played the rrmo rs
practical politics play o. than has
Wilson. No chief executive of our
tlWe bias used patronage a. club
q1'f" fo 'f'rfItrly a4 10 The house
&C repre- enfaUNcs. instead Of heinz
Tho Representative" the "doIfher.
aiatisc" body fresh from the pcorle. 30
has become under Wilson q moro Az.
tomato machine. n 90 has opinion.
counter 10 the PRECEDENT. 30 d. afraid
10 express them. hl The Judgment
that can b. formed from ita record d.
That % b. opiriOnloef. couardIy. scr
vile and weak. willing to foreo Ifa
rights and duties Tor little patron
ace and promise 81 more Wilson.
clark. Underwood and half dozen
other Democrat. are the house Of rep
tentative The rest o. the mas.,.
NV don't count 30 even ornanenfaiiv
as a careful LOOKING 'em over oil too
clearly shows Even tho majority m
Do" senate o. held in Subsection bv
pap and patronage. and promises ~
moro and more ~ tho serro thing
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Sometime one runs anuck uko
Reed ~ Missouri or Hitchcock. ~
sutherland and whom chat happens 70
i' generally for the purpose ~ hold
~ and the practical politician in the
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Coal operators in this city from
West Virginia. called here 10 appear
before the MARITIME committee inyesti-
gazing conditions in that states coal
mines. speak highly OF the ability OF
the new chief mine Inspector appoint
ed by Governor Hatfield. Earl \.
Henry. said one OF them. is q prac-
teal mining man. What he knows
about the business he learned from
actual experience N and about the
mines. lie was a miner himself az
MS father was before him For
twelve years he has been q deputy
connected with the states depart
ment OF mines. and In that time has
mad world OF experience in handling
the business az which he has been
called on n be the directing execu-
tive. H"1ry's viewpoint Of his bust
ness g. not solely from the side Of
the operator or the miner lie g.
fair and impartial as between the
two elements. HIS strongest preiu.
dice Be- IN favor 81 protecting human
liie. and In furtherance Of that he is
a rigid discipline -ian in enforcing the
laws impartislly upon operators and
the men In the mines ! think that
b. very good thing 20 say IN his
favor. and ] am glad 10 say a. Not
only DO some operator svaGe tho
laws aimed 90 protect human life and
run great RISKS. hut TIRE miners them.
selves. strange ga So may seem. are
equally as hiam1hlc in that respect
Nj Henry IS man ~ great personal
COURAGE. ! have Witnessed evidences
uf that az more than one r1fro where
there has been an accident"
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Unable 10 stand their hunger for the
spoils longer. the House Democrats, in
caucus, have passed a resolution to
GUST every House employe who is a
Republican, and 10 fill their places
with men OF their own party faith. pro
rating the jobs among the majority
members who have not yet received
their share. There are S2S0.00O worth
OF these Jobs. and they will go to those
henchmen who have the largest and
longest pull No exception Is TO be
made-every Republican is to have the
can tied TO him. no matter how long
and how faithfully he may have served
the government. IL is such a raw"
deal. especially in some cases, that
even Speaker Clark protested in be-
half OF certain first-rate men in highly
important positions who have filed
them for many years: but even the
Speakers great influence with the
members, as well as that OF Repre-
sentative Fitzgerald. was overridden.
and there is to be a clean sweep. No
examinations are required here. There
is 10 be no efficiency test. QualiGca-
tions are not 10 be inquired into Each
member is 20 be allotted his share OF
the loot. and may distribute IL as he
sees fit. and likewise has the power
OF removing his appointees without
question. Thus & chance is given
Democratic henchmen in West Viz
GINA and every other State to Try for
Job on the House stan. There Is
everything open. from page positions
10 clerkships Congressman Brown IS
The only Democratic member from
West Virginia. now that Davis has re-
signed. So. West Virginia Democrats
desiring 10 serve their country. are
advised 70 get move on them selves
and write 20 TINT wnnllnman
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