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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-04
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

and made tour OF inspection Of tho
new building occupied by the consoli.
dated school
After vacation since September
10, John Kiger carrier on Elm Grove
X =. u. No. % is back on the Job
George Hand. who carried as substi
tute. made his last days round Tues
day In an automobile. and came down
Wheeling creek ON the homestretcb M
about o'clock
J. X Hureins. OF Viola. who did
most Of the threshiug here. is back I'm
This neighborhood. filling silos for n
N. Garvin. Edward Behrens and 9th
ers
Walter Burris. Of Elm Grove visited
SilNerside. Tuesday
The men I'm the employ OF tho Va.
tonal Telephone COMPANY have got.
ten as far as Mt Olvet with their
work OF replacing an m" old wire
with new copper wire The improve.
mer' OF The service IS VERY noticeable.
and tho subscribers between there M
Sherrard are looking forwrrd 10 the
time when tho balance Of the wire an
Do renewed and al the lines will De
30 better working condition
There is much moro activity on .Ns
truck farms than is usual at this sea
SOD. Garden crops wore bolated b,.
'n'avorabie weather earlier in the sea.
son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival of the Stork.

The Old sayirE-vhat is homo without
= mother-should add Mothers Friend D..
In thousands Of American homes Their.
3s n hottie Of this splendid and famous rom
edy hat bas aided many woman through
INC Trying ordeal. ved her from rfre-inr
snd pain kept her IN health OF mind asF
louy IN advance 81 bahys coming and had
most wonderful Influence n developing A
healthy lovely disposition IN the child
Ihrre Is 40 Other remedy 80 truly be'D
70 nature a. Mothers Friend II -e,ieve,
the pain aud discomfort ca.sed ~ the
strain IN tho l.Eaments. makes plant thos~
hhrSs and muscles which nature IL srps,t-
inr and snotAes the Inflammation of breast
glands
Mothers Friend ~ an external remedy
ee's quickly and not only banish~e all al.
fress IN advance. bTf assures a speedy and
complete recovery Tor fhe mother thus
~" o"oom"s healthy woman With all he-
strength preserved % thorourh,- enf,y m.
TehrHR y her child Mofhs-'s Friend ~s,
te had az any drug store a. 81 10 bottle.
ana is really oae n tho r-aafest hi.-.t,r.
ever discovered Tor eruertant r,o.ber,
Nri'H ~ Braddrld Regulator 90 f9s
lamar Hdg.. Atlanta. ge FOR their f-es
boa. write TO-DAY. IL is most Instructive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
WELLSBURC


At q meeting OF the wellsburg school
board on Wednesday evening. called
meeting for the purpose OF paying
bills. receiving superintendent re
port and transacting other routine
business. a truant officer was appoint
cd in the person OF w y. Sterling.
who. II is believed. Is Just the man for
the position. his duties 20 begin at
once.
The c. c. Club. OF Follansbee. was
nicely entertained on Tuesday evening
by Miss Edith Lake. at her home on
Mahan avenue.
The remains OF Mrs. Julio Rarlellitti
were laid 20 rest on Thursday morning
after holding services at St Johns
Catholic church.
The city reservoirs were given p
complete cleaning out on Monday and
Tuesday. IL Is expected that the new
well being sunk in the river gravel
will soon be completed and this with
the four wells previously sunk. a plen-
tiful supply OF pure water will be forth
coming
Frank McCamic and sister Miss S1-
rah. left this morning for a visit with
relatives and friends IN Claringtcn.
Ohio.
James Gillespie. OF the Fourth ward
is Ill at his home
Otto Waldvogle. Of the Fourth ward.
has started the building OF q residence
property to be occupied by himself
and wife.
Miss Jessie Alvey died az Brilliant.
Ohio. on Wednesday afternoon AZ ?
o'clock. after an Illness OF several
years. The funeral services will BE-
held on Friday afternoon at . o'clocE
with interment IN New Alexandria. . .
cemetery.
The Halloween celebration is com
ing along all right Preparatory ar
engagements are being made. and soon
the boom viii be on
Tho foot ball team had a full turn
out on Wednesday night for practice.
and the different members bid fair to
make. in the aggregate. strong and
winning team.
\ good sized delegation left Thurs
day evening 20 attend the tabernacle
meeting in Steubenville
Three drunks were before Mayor
Rine on Thursday morning. all being
Of the work it-out class
The citizens are sim clamoring for
another policeman on the force from
midnight until morning. for the reason
that they do not think one policeman
can guard the city as II should be
Louis NctHmic was q Steuheuville
business visitor on THURSDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
TO spend the summer in this neigh
borhood
Sherrard Rriefa


Miss Augusta Behrens left over
ID. p q o Thursday for hundred.
" Va. where she will take up her
duties Monday a. teacher OF a room
in the public schools.
Wesley White is planning 70 20
out 20 MELVILLE. Bra2ton county. 49,,
latter part OF this week To spend
some time visiting his father Bos-
Wei White and other relatives there.
-. r Davis left Thursday for Ma,
poleon. Ohio \ little later be will
20 on TO California where he Will
spend the winter
Mrs. William shepherd OF Wheel
ING IS visiting al the home OF John
Shepherd
Several Wheeling men are enjoy
Inc an autumn outing at the Jack
Bass club house Hunting and fs7-
ing are their principal diversions.
Tho story Of Dick Marple's horse
trading in Tuesday, Intelligenc. p
should have read. I'VE trades In a
day" which was one days record
Miss Anna Steinman went Wcdnes-
day 20 spend a few DAYS with her sis
ter. Mrs. g II White AZ Paterson
The Pleasant HIN Ladies Ald -o-
ciety held a regular bi-weekly meet
Ing Thus-day afternoon az the home
Of Mrs Joseph Archey
Miss Jessie Marsh returned 20 ner
r"dicalstudies a. CHICAGO this week
She will receive the VI H. degree
next spring
Mrs. John A Dean has been m
WASHINGTON Pa. since Tuesday oven
inE having been called there on a..
count Of the death Of her brother.
Joseph Scamon
The Bethlehem Noighborhood Hibl.
class reviewed Exodus a. their meet
inr Tuesday evening or the moro
Than 1870 questions asked on that book
att were correctly answered DAcrri
two
Adolph Krritzor has moved from
Mozart Terrace % Twontvnin'h str.e..
Wheeling
Ih" N' Olivof Ladies' ala Socirf.
hold an aIidav meeting az their .4u
Thursday and SIR. Emma White er.
tort. 'nad af lunch
Nr ord v-. TG Carnal1n and v-.
D. w 'rnror roro In Wheeling on
Wadrrafa-
Nre BAR. iIue-. who was very m
8" considerably Improved
H- and Mr.. IS So ..rlr h.rr rr
turned FROM ....t in ONT.
Niae Mary MORGAN and sis. rur
HoHrnr of WharHre Hcrr ,i.Ittr.
Nr. o. ID Tslbarf tho nr. or Oh.
e.cE
W % r Curtis Arch ra--ce ID,
"nH Gaines ar| Hrnth.r u.r from
Liberty ODD f.ro.eH Dog.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

lodge No. 6 was the guest OF honr.
and during the course Of the evening
was presented with a loving Gun.
vhich VISA offered by the grand re-
cord'r Co Tho lodge which made tho
largest rain IN membership during
i1" year. a@ thIs lodge had made tho
i'ff' gaiu in membership during
i1" year. Tho lodge was awarded
'h' cup amid great applause Of tho
members There wore over Io5 NOM.
''f- of Tho various lodges present.
and The members spent very pleas.
ant AMI enjoyable evening together.
enjoying The various GAMES and tho
delicious refreshments which wers
served in tho dining room OF the
lodge. Hon John T. Arbcuz acted as
fo1stmastcr
Ih" committee on ARRANGEMENTS
Tor th" banquet consisted of o. e.
iioIf chairman. Joe Gary. chris
v i'vi-. Dr.. Joe Fitzgerald and c. ID.
" rr.r.
II. speakers of tho evening wero
li.n lr'.. Robinson. Frank stanton.
lI.r"I Brennan. Tc.cr walt and
sheriff Sweeney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Pf course this fear o. food Is nat
utaL Il arises from an abused and
ciseased digestion. but the moment ,9l
put Into tho stomach along with tlt
food you eat the very clements that
VIII digest the meal you will sufrer
no evil effects. and thus lose your fear
OF food.
such elements are contained Ia
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and .hev
are So powerful and Vet So thoroughly
natural that or themselves when
placed IN "a glass tube with "A nfiX.l
rood. they will actually digest that
food
More than the mere act OF dieesting
tho meal eaten. they go into the blood
anu thus enrich al tho digestive ma
chinsry ~ man sn that when the next
meal IL eaten the fuids are stronger.
and more capable Of doing their work
\ little stuart Dyspepsia Tablet
taken after each meal viii quickly S.
store the dyspeptic'- digestion so lo
can enjoy the meal OF his dreams In
reality.
Obtain a box from your druggist
Price. 60 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Protest Aeainst Sui,

petition. SIGNED Dow al mon ON.
IIoN'd in the Chester W va vorts
'i ih" American Shref a. Tin plat.
company. 3D. subsidiary of tho stool
corporation hI- been received b,.
'ncr' man sutherland ana v.s
pre- 'H.'d ir the hon. Pos him Tho
memorial protests AGAINST The suif o.
90. ro'"rrw"ut 90 dissolve tho cor.
l'Ia '..n. We who earn our uaros
''Tt''' D.. manual labor rrpuee tho
'''l'Ion. "ntors" our omflo,crs. mol.
''' I."'r| CO.. arc satisfied with prae-
CONG. lions 'ud the prospects for
..N'. '.i'rm'nt THAT -ra l.irr Gro.
''i .' u.s. and having .part ,,,
'''s D." 'hn .'".l industry arc I'm no.
'.'n Orb judge b., camtsrI-or ,h,
''H'i'" t' aN classes of .rrl,,,..,.
.'-N'" .-'W fh. .rnrr.r. ana r..
.''h" treatment shown its sr,rlo,,.
.ir. benefit plan. .ri,,f.
.li'i."r. stock -ul.,rIptior ,l.-
' '' ef'' f"Hf r.fahf4r.I r,-
t'. a'. raim and fl. e.r.-.
.'' .n1 Iu.f.r" d..r.sy.d. hcrefo,,-,
..n'"'H boz our experience rr,.
,'' '.h'''. accompanied hr be-
l.r FROM p ~ Sober. ONO rf fl. ,.,.t
''-'I'h employed. and ono az ,r.
'''n' "." 'I. Dos purchase from bls
pnut.au. '"' '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

The final act IN summer attend
enc" contest engaged iu hy Sunday
school classes at Limestone. was a
banquet given the winners yesterday
evening. The winning class was the
'h"riin Bible class of Young men.
taught by Roy n y RiddI. The
menu including nhicken and arr the
Ir'ic1cio7 ~ fac season. was served
HF o." girls of the 70 D. * class. OF
which Mrs koontz De- teacher Tho
AFFAIR was given ar rho home o. Rus.
sell Hicks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Tom MONTGOMERY and other mon
~ The Law and order league have
reached such "a state of mind that
they are ready 20 perform any duty
however unpleasant. 20 prevent annie
'hieving and disOrd.rly conduct iu
The futur. Alouc The Nj Ouvet and
Eo1art road men. boys and even
Urls have been entering orchards
-i carrying away and detsroyin-
large quantities Of apples Careful
plans have been made for next Sun.
day and a force 81 deputies viii be
on hand 20 arrest all trespassers.
and is said that tho next apple.
stealing offender BROUGHT before
Squire Beidel VIII Eet salty dose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

also Of Bethany, are 10 be here on
Tuesday.
ON Monday the high school stu
dents viii furnish music and several
literary numbers. including a debaf.
on an agricultural subject by four O.,
ne high school boys The women
ara planning 20 meet in "a room Lv
themselves during the day session
with Mrs Durbin as their instructo-
and In the evening an viii NEE, 20.
gether in the high school auditorium
In connection with the institute an
exhibit OF farm products VIII b. ar
ranged in tch auditorium All k!rds
Of exhibits have been requested from
the farmers. women and the youna
iolks o. The Agricultural clnhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
SHERRARD

The next big event here Will he a
farmers institute Monday and Tues
day. October IL and - The pro-
gressive men in charge have secured
particularly strong list o. ins,ruc-
tors. c. c. IIardman. well known az
riculturist, ! z Wells. dairy expert.
and Mrs. Ida VI Durbin. domestic
science specialist. have been engaged
for both days. and Prot. W. n sill
horticultural OF bethany college.
and ". u. linn. writer and lecturer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

noon Wednesday at the a o L.
rs hall Wheeling. the Adul, Bible
class OF the Bethlehem Union SABBATH
rchool gave chicken dinner About
.' .aaI OF the class Wcr" kept busy
.n ID" E'ca-n and az the tables. and
something near 25o persons were
rived. Much credit for the success
ont ne affair i- due 20 fha teacher
D. Elmer Bender. who took tie lead
.' The work and himself sold about
f.N Of the tickets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

frantic guessing is being INDUCED in
I me accuracy Of the tariff surplus has
: been questioned on the floor and in
The committees OF both houses. That
being the case b. Is not presumptuous
10 doubt the accuracy of the figures
given out by the income tax mathe-
maticians
$4,000 People Affected.
They say tina, $4,000 people will
be- Affected by the income tax. and
10000 OF This number are residents
OF West Virginia. that it VIII pro-
due" So Dos 600 in revenues. II is
estimated that rs per cent OF tho neo-
pie viii pay this tax. which is the
hTs' direct income tax Uncle sam has
levied IN fifty years While only that
many people are directly affected by
TINS particular bif OF class legislation.
nevertheless. 10 Is naturally expected
10 bear on all indirectly. as IL Is i'm
possible To assess a tax upon any
class OF the people withou, in some
measure distributing tho burden
universally through readjustmenis OF
prices. rents and wages
No benefit o. expected 10 come 20
iH" people in West VIRGINIA by tho
reason 81 the special FAX levied on the
estimated 10000 o. their more pros
ou- n'.Ehbors. The tax was made
necessary bv depriyiug the states
Eoduots az The mca -ure OF protection
'''' 'a'" heretofore had. the same
serving o. maintain the high stand.
"Ii u. wages enjoyed under q cen
fury Of Oh" protective tariff policy
Fio'ucts a'" now subject 10 vigorctls
foreign competition. wages and ON
r'', m"rt ar" 1copard.led. the cost Of
"tih- mair- at ~" same high fs-
''-' hui that income tax OF . per
,'h' OF '"' population who can ~.
'''d To pay Dr. i- laid az lat Its first
h'I moss to attend 90 viii be 10 fig
N'' orr .'m" Vav that 90 can got h
''cF. and fh"n Tho other aS Dor cent
'IH probably experience tho indirect
operation ~ 7 direct tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
The Dyspeptic's Dream
Is a Good Meal
And He Could Most Completely
Enjoy IL If He Ate a Stuart's
Dyspepria Tablet After IL.

one OF the greatest horrors 20 dya-
pepsia sufferers L. the fear OF FOOD CON
sequences They know from past ex-
HuiuS VIII not agree with them The
stomach tells them go and thus after
such dishes
hut often in their dreams they cx-
perience the Joys OF eating a hearty
Fashioned kind When they awak. ,bs
old fear Is sim with them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
BIG MEETING
Held last Evening by Members o.
Local LODGES Of a o. u. w.
Welcome lodge Gets Cup

Yesterday evening fre member. of
'ho % o. W lodges nf nis c..,
'"'i banquet af tho ban of tho
.odE" on Chsp.iuc street Welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

To make a baseball mit both strong
and flexible. a Washington inventor
has patented ono with perforated
palm. Coo perforated part being sulta.
bly reinforced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Work or tho ou wou on tho We
MILLION farm g.. being ru hoo Oh. ran
'E a r0...hin Three men a. me
company Who arc financing fro tsaf
v''I So % Dorsey. = Scott and
Henry Rider spent "Wednesday AZ me
a'rrr ~ tho work ~ fqa boon f-,.
pn Colo 90 secure "a tool a-a..a-
ani pho fr'i"rf hav" had 'o do that
work Nn account ~ irire hort ~
'arff only To- hours dr'Ufr. faa h...,.
dom" 'rch drr nrf 90 o.. -af. fro
veil ~.u ro' be drilled zoo ono some
'.rn most wr.t 10 rn'H.r. rr.Hf.i..
a. found I1 fHr Cow Rum aaT t,.
'r.IIr. Hi con rua fo 'he uarf
.a1l. which nearly 1900 foot down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Try Reuter- RIOS Little Farm sau.
agcs for breakfast
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31

London.-While the Grand Army OF
the Republic was holding its fiftieth
anniversary OF the battle of Gettys.
burg there was little gathering OF
veterans Of the civil war in Bermond.
sey, n suburb Of London, and SO far
as enthusiasm went this celebration
compared favorably with many n larger
one In America. There were ninety.
three veterans present. headed by one
OF the Oldest living survivors Of the
struggle, George Munroe, n sprightly
old man OF l04 years, who served in
the confederate navy throughout the
war. Munroe took part in the parade
throught the streets of Bermondsey.
and stayed on during the speechmak-
Ing, luncheon and reception, and at
the end he was as lively as many of
his younger comrades. He still walks
erect for man of even younger years.
and his mind Is as clear as 1t was fifty
years ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
GET AFTER BIG TRUST AGAIN
KANsAN WANTS STATE TO TAKE
OVER NATURAL Gas COMPANY.
Tobacco Combine Cited to Appear In
Federal Court-Troops Called
Out In Copper
Belt.

Topeka, Kan.-Henderson Martin.
chairman OF the Kansas utilities com.
mission, has urged Governor Hodges
to call a special session of the legisla-
ture to pass an enabling act that would
permit the cities in Kansas which are
supplied with gas by the Kansas Nat.
ural Gas company to take over that
company, as well as It's local distribu.
ton companies. He proposed that q
general meeting OF the representatives
of the forty interested cities be held
soon to consider the proposition for
public ownership OF the properties
Mr.. Martin made the appeal to the
governor after he had read the de.
cision of Federal Judge Marshall of
Salt Lake City, to the effect that the
gas company need not extend its pipe
lines to new fields in Oklahoma, as d.
rected by the utilities commission.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
ASKING FOR LIGHT
GOVERNMENT WILL PURSUE A
WELL DEFINED POLICY.
HAS A PROJECT OF HIS OWN
President Wilson Perfeetine Scheme
to Get at Trusts-Governor
Metcaife Arrives In
Washington.

Washington. While administration
officials believe here that the crisis
will not be reached In Mexico until
the northern rebel armies press closer
to Mexico City and the federal strong
holds, Indications are that an effort
will be made by the Washington gov.
ernment to pursue a well defined pol
Icy before events reach critical
stage. The first step in the formula.
tion OF policy will be taken when
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson will
bring to the president and Secretary
Bryan first hand information Of the
situation. Mr.. Bryan announced EN-.
phatically that there wts no disposi.
tion on the part Of the administration
here to interrogate Ambassador vii.
son about the numerous reports alleg-
ing activity on his part in connection
with the downfall Of Madero and the
establishment Of the Huerta regime.
He added that the ambassador had
been called merely to throw light on
present conditions In the troublous re-
public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
Loss IN SHIPMENT
STANDARD FOR MEMBERSHIP IN
NEBRASKA GUARDS.
GOSSIP FROM STATE CAPITAL
ltsms 81 Interest Gathered from Re-
liable Sources and Presented In
Condensed Form to Our
Readers.

Lack OF proper refrigeration facili
ties on the Missouri Pacific railroad
has caused large losses in egg ship
ments from southeastern Nebraska to
Omaha and Lincoln, according to con.
clusions reached by Food Commits.
sioner Harman. Tests made by the
state official on actual purchases and
transmission of eggs over the present
route show that even express facili.
ties make little improvement over
freight and that by both methods there
are losses incurred by the merchants.
Under instructions from the food de.
partment three cases of eggs were pur.
chased at Falls City and shipped to
Lincoln after being carefully handled
at the originating point. When they
reached here, four days later, five and
a half dozen of the thirty dozen in
one case had deteriorated to second
class eggs, half a dozen had been
cracked and a dozen and a half were
spoiled and un0t for table use. An.
other case showed five rotten eggs
and the third case showed eleven eggs
Of similar state of decay. The loss
was $1.4S on actual cost as compared
between the two points. Data gath
cred by the food commission will be
submitted to the railway commission
for use in the request filed for install
lation OF refrigerator service on the
Missouri Pacific.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
Has Abandoned Counter Stroke.

London.-Any idea that the Bul.
garian army is preparing for counter
stroke has been abandoned. 1t has
become known that in his anxiety to
bring about peace. King Ferdinand ap-
pealed to the German emperor regard
ing Roumania's action. The nature Of
the emperor's reply has not been dis.
closed. A semi.official dispatch from
Sofia says that even should the Rou-
manians invade the capital. no resist.
ance would be offered. The attack on
Adrianople has not been confirmed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
Death Toll Heavy.

Blnghamton, N. Y.-It is still impos-
sible accurately to estimate the fatal.
ties of the overall factory fire here.
At least fifty. probably more. are be-
lleved to have perished In the flames.
A careful estimate places the number
Of those in the building at the time
the fire started at III. or these only
dfty-three are known to have been
saved. Six dead have been identified.
fifteen bodies, charred beyond descrip.
tion, are at the morgue. Seven In.
jured are in the hospitals. forty-five,
slightly injured. are safe at thei:
homes. Eleven have been reported
by relatives as missing. and twenty.
six others are unaccounted for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-31
Oo|NCS IN CONGRESS-
WHAT LAWMAKERS At WASHING.
TON ARE DOING.
Result OF Deliberations on More I'm
portant Measures Given In
Condensed Form.
Saturday..

The Senate - Tariff debate con.
tinued.
Secretary Bryan conferred with for.
eign relations committee on proposed
Nicaraguan treaty
Foreign relations committee fayora.
bly, reported nominations of ambassa.
dors to Germany. to Austria and min.
lister to Ecuador, and agreed to report
favorably that of minister to Spain.
Senator Clapp proposed amendment
TO Aldrich-Vreeland law to permit
emergency currency under II to cir
culate for three months instead of
one.
John A. Davis of West Virginia was
nominated as solicitor general.
Postoffice committee postponed I'M
til Monday action on Bryan bill to
repeal power of postmaster general
to change parcels post rates and re-
munerations.
Adjourned at 5:27 p. m. until noon
Monday.
The House-Met at noon and ad-
journed at 12:40 p. m. until noon Mon.
day.
w. j. BOland told territories com.
mittee groups of capitalists who were
prepared to finance railroad in Alaska