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The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28

Miss Louise White is spending today in Philadelphia.
 John A. Davis was a business visitor to Smithton today.
 Remember there are three shows at the Gem each night. Advt.
 John T. Nichols and Judge A. NJ. Denman are spending today in Little Rock.
 Sarah Bernhardt is coming soon. You want to see her.
 Advt.
 "Trapper Bill, King of Scouts" is a two reel feature film at the Gem tonight. It ise an Indian war story and a good one. Advt. The Knights Templars W l meet at the hall tonight at zoo o'clock for the purpose of install ing officers and all members are requested to be present.
 Now is a good time to take out an Accident & Health Policy, as you may need one at any time. If you want to get the best insur- ance to be had see Dock Bright at once and let him explain his politics to you. They are cheap and good and the Company o. K.
 Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28
uESTERLY nu DRUG STORE Where your trade is appreciated
 Free Delivery
 Phone 73

For. Rent-Three furnished rooms, private entrance, gas range, electric lights, two por- hes.-Phone 199. Advt.
 For sale-On easy terms nice lot and house with four large rooms. Payments but little more than rent. M. W. Greeson.
 Advt,
 The Cemetery Association will meet Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Powell on the corner of East Elm and Fifth Streets. All members are urged to attend.
 We are glad to report the con. dition of B. B. Young as being greatly improved. Mr. Young underwent en operation recently for stangulated hernea and we hope to see him out at an early date.
 l have the Agency for the best Tailoring Company in town and can give you entire satisfaction in ordering your Spring or Sum. mer suit. It will pay you to see my large line of samples before placing your order, as I can save you some money and give you as pretty suit as you can buy Dock Bright Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28

Pine Bluff and return $4.S0, account of Ancient Arabic Order of Mystic Shrine. Tickets on sale January 26 and 29, good for returning until January 31.
 For Sale-BoiS Dare posts, extra good size ard shape, 6 1-2 feet long. F. 0 B. Blevins in car lots at Il cents. Heavy gate posts. s feet long, 75 cents. p. c. Stephens, Blevins, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28

Good seasoned oak wood. Phone 309. Advt.
 w. N. Bemis, of St. Louis, is here for short visit.
 The Animated Weekly at the Gem tonight contains many in teresting scenes. None-of them have been shown in this city be- fore. Advt.
 Jack O'Holoran and family are today moving from the two story frame building on the corner of East Front and Main Streets to the residence of Mrs. Delahoyde on the corner of East Elm and Third Streets.
 See Dock Bright about that Health X Accident Insurance; he still has a few policies left and they are cheap and the best that can be had. How can you afford to be without one of them?
 Advt.
 Albert DeReign, of Benton, Mo-, is here on a business mis- sion. MT. DeReign bought some farm lands last year and is down looking after his awnings. He expresses himself as highly pleased~with his investment as we'll as the progress of the coun- try in general. Our excellent water especially was highly prais- ed by this gentleman.
 Those who phOned the editor last night that they had missed their paper did us a favor. It has reached that stage where we are sure that every subscriber aprepciates the regular visits of the little afternoon paper, and to keep faith with our subscribers, that is why we made the open re- quest of you to phone the office when you failed to get it. The management sincerely wishes that you will receive every copy. but if you do not, we must find out where the trouble is. It takes time to accomplish anything, but it does seem that it takes more time for this one thing (that of perfect delivery service) than anything else. If you still fail occasionally to get it, keep on phoning the office. We are doing our very best and want to know how we are getting along. We thank you.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28
Local News

Weather-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Hon. Thos. c. McRae is in Little Rock on business.
 Watch for King Baggott. He is coming. Advt.
 w. A. McMillian is over at FL Dorado today on business.
 J. c. Rohdes and Lank Cotting- ham, of Weaver were here today on business.
 Every Odd Fellow in Prescott is requested to be at the Hall to- night ao 8 o'clock sharp.
 JnO. lobe and Orlando Whitten, of Weaver, spent portion of to- das here transacting business.
 J. R. B Moore left this after noon for Searcy where he has business in the White circuit court.
 Mrs. F. P. Bostic, after a visit here with relatives and friends, returned to her home near Arcass dia this morning.
 .'Trapper Bill, the King O f Scouts" in two reels and the Ami mated Weekly are the pictures at the Gem tonight. Advt.
 Before placing your order for that Spring or Summer suit it will be to your interest to see Dock Bright and look at h e beautiful samples he has to se- lect from. He represents first class Tailoring Company, every thing fully guaranteed or money back Let Dock show you the samples and take your measure and you will be we'll pleased.
 Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28
Telephone 90.
Always the best the best always
HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.

Keep Foley's Honey & Tar Com pound always on hand and you can quickly head off cold by it's prompt use. It contains no opiates, heals and soothes the infamed air passages, stops the cough and may save big doctors bill. In the yellow package. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28
MAKE THIS YOUR
 STORE

It Is our desire to serve you in every way,no matter how small. Make this your store for ev- cry want and you will not be disap- pointed in quality of goods or in the kind of service you receive.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-28

Good seasoned oak wood. Phone 309. Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable warwood
Real Estate.

by virtue ct an UfG-! made i, the
I nf@ e S5 'Ss ~ Lo,ep, T. M"son bank
T.! Henry =. Nuitv. Referee. I will On
II ESlAN. APRIL 18TH. 1913
1on, renc ne At ten o.clo. K \. NJ. at the
iorth front door "f the Court iiOuse Of
ONO 'oIntN. IN tI- city 0f wheeling
"~' lrsiuia. sell AZ pnblic aact.on To-
IN" highest bidder tie following d.
scri5ed real estate 10 vii. All ~ tre
certain lot or parcel Of ground situate
IN kichland District. OHIO county. est
a. stiIia, "".Ih t"t or pafce! % ground
- SHOWN and defined as lot number
sven on n" plat Of South WaTwood
whIrh plat - recorded in TIVE office OF
toe Clerk Of the county Court OF said
onto county IN Plat Book No. l. page
1866 sand lot fronts fifty feet on the
eaSi see OF Main street and extends
'aStNardlN OF an equal distance Of Two
hundred ami ten feet Ees-rvin- and
excepting. however. tho reStrictiors in
regard To the sal" oT intoxicating liquors
81 any KIND. and also tn, rcstri, lions in
regard 10 the building line. as are more
futly described IA the CONVEYANCE ru.d..
o. ~" said Joseph ~. Wilson Ivy the
WaTwood Land conn any by deed dated
tnc 18th day Of May. \. H. 1909 aud now
OF record IN the office % the Ci,rk OF
thc county court OF ohio County. West
virginia: IN Deed Book lao. page 3jg.
The above properly will he sold Tree
anu clear from IN" following deeds Of
trust; Deed ~ trust made by Iossph If
70 James W Ewing. trustee. dated the
18th day 81 July. 1911. AMI recorded ia
~ 80 y = VIII III ifff'i OF rust BOOK
No. Zoe. page ga, deed of trust made bv
m" sdid Joseph a. Wilson ana Minni. Il
W lISOn. MS wife. to- -Ndam r Kcltz
Trustee. dated tire INtl day Of oct Cher
1911. and recorded in said Clerks once
10 Decd ~ Trust Io"A 10l. page -. decd
81 trust mad" hy thu said Joseph ~ VII
-pu ant Minnie ~ Wilson. Ais Nife To-
Edmund J.. Jones. Trustee dated th. - 3.
daA ct November. 1917. AMI recorded in
said Clerks office ~ Il.ei OF Trust Hook
No. leG. page 2@N. also free and clear ~
u" turnoate dover right pf Minnie Y
Niis"f. the wif" ~ SAID Joseph H. VII
son. also IRE" ana clear - TO-. taxes FOR
the year 1879. and free and clear from
all liens whatsosNrr
". from any cause tie sale not having
been completed on Tho day aforesaid. II
MI Do" HtIpTru"' from fiiuc - time
without otter notice than oral pro.lanra-
sale
The terms 81 tho sale VIII Doc. f.r cash.
HERMAN \. fIt-NUT. Trustee.
~ %" Estate OF so'"ph % wilson. Bank
F"rt ap-'-!4- -I--S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Obituary
Thomas Canadian. sr.

est and most widely known restd.uty 81
thiS cit'i passed away 80 ..is uofn. Nu.
80 Market street. about 1850 o'clock
last nlgnt. following a two weeks itIress
caused hy "a complication - disease
i r 10 easel was born m & tuufK
Down Ireland. and cam" e. this t,ttnfr,
Wh@u Out q h"y. tie wHS raised ~ Stsu-
heuN lie. and cam. To- tlis CITY 4, ..ars
hg'. having tsSI.led her. continuous a.
since thdt time. \ PRINTER ry tfats De-.
was on" 80 the oldest menb-fs uf local
r. poEIrThicHl I niur. 10 - AMI was
last employ % az TIE Wheeling News
Two brothers. Jose, 80. OF -tsubtuN lie.
ana is'i"tt. az l.Ilaueif uia. ono -Istsi.
Mf~. mary Towns. 90 ItteIu. q. ana one
sou. Thomas DO. survive
fup'tal arrau1'iuent- Hafc not hsrn
computed t. ct. u.. int. ment viii Doe
made IN ~ Wool -m.t,fy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07

safe They secured go boz mon g, rn
addition to some papers ard u1ds
their escape. but NOT until after they
h1d frlrhf'u'l Mr. Eufirr vito uf ,uo
o' Tho owners vhn. hearing e. Noise.
ifii Dor rHom ou fu" SECOND fror and
vent to Tho store cHcr" sle vrs
topped o.. ou" Of fhr men vho threat
'nfH fD kI.I Dog DO -hr made rnv cutlery
Ihr"c strange m'u were sr.n in fbr
Town aurnr fHr a.t Ind r i4 rr~.
tW"d That these Wru are 'nr suit,
parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
JACOB H. SCHIFF.
OFFERS $4,000
TO AID IN COMPLETING REVISED
TRANSLATION OF BIBLE.
OHer Came at Banquet Of Jewish
Publication Society Last
Evening.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April s-An-
nouncement that Jacob II. Schir. %
New York. had offered to donate $780,
0oo To aid in the work Of completing
and publishing "A revised translation
81 the Bible by the Jewish Publici-
ton Society 81 America. was made to-
night AZ banquet which concluded
tho celebration OF the seciety's 25th
anniversary.
Tho gift. IT was stated. was made
personal and not conditioned upph
the raising Of any special sum Of
money.
At the BANQUET there were present
not only distinguished Americ an
Jews. but some or the foremost schol-
airs ~ other lands.
Judge Mayer Sulzherger. Of MS
CITY. presiCed. and toasts were re-
sponded To- nv:
Professor solomon Schcchtcr. presi-
dent ~ tho Jewish Theological Som
irarv ~ New York: Louis Marshall.
president Of tho American Jewish
committee. New York: simon Wolf.
81 Washington: Reverend DR.. Judah
I. Magnos. Of New York. Nahum
Sokolow. or Warsaw. Russia 4. Lep
Wc:l. of Pittsburgh. and Judge Julil~
Mack. of Washington.
Felix y. Gerson read IN annivs,
sary poem. laudinE the work and pur-
poses OF the society.
Asks for a Protest.
Herman Bernstein. I'm telegram
from New York stated that illnass
prevented him from being present IN +,
asked that a protest be made against
In" silly caricatures ~ Jewish life
written by Jewish jesers and nov
jewish sensation monSers who arr
adding insult To injury bv misrepre 70
senilnc the jew 10 the Gentle"
Doctor cyrus Adler. AT the after
noon session Of the society. discus I'D
the question 81 tho need or and ius-
! tification for the new RibIe transiu-
! ticu. These questions" no sail.
NAV be answered briefly by indicating
! thar the translators NJ the King
James version and It's revisers nattr-
ally even II unconsciouslv. hrouSh;
! INT" their TRANSACTIONS the christian
point ~ view. and ~ for that reason
/ alone thor work cannot he accep,.I;
| as standard version by the svna -
GoGue. Another feature ~ this now
version VIII he that y will follow the
order of the hooks as given in the
/ Hebrew Bible"
Tho morning session was takep I'm
by tho reading ~ papers tracing the
development OF the organization from
It's inception.
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Business women. sibi, Glasses.

''u account uf TIE fIUuu TIE arm YER
.tf! banquet 90 the busIusas Women r.
All be- held fn the near f,It.fe
- De- regular Hlhle class wfiI te hc.f
tuesday evening 90 trs = IS o. = ~
fu tho torIufhiara. anu - 10. D.. rtrf
lfesDy terian cruf'r a. 90 U ,lo.a Tor
Goo Eu1y Iu tsrt.-Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Or. Taylor's Bible Class Friday After
noon ut 4 100 O'Clock

Tho class in the study or mo Social
MessaCe ~ Jesus. ha~ h. t. %. '.os'
ponei several times lately and IL IS
hoped the meeting thi~ week wIt De-. To-, o.
ginning OF an uninterrupted stud"
The study this week Will he Lesson "
and pages 35-f7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07

: 40 = ia Tic"fing ~ - F.Ntcn~ ION
Committee will he held a week from
A.C'.DaN aIteruoo April r. ~ 50
o'clock. at the y ". 4. \ Very import
ant business viii be discussed and very
member should plan To attend Mrs
Fred Far.S. Chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Educational Classer.

All classes 30 the Young women
Christian Association viii he resumed
this week. tn" fIool caused SOM. y. Law
hut IN" coming week all classes IN tho
Work departments will he resumed
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FOR SALE OR RENT

ron SALE -, -, - :. 49,
90. f.. .ft tf.-v 100. rein
go ' Na.v .Hf rrt sandy I..
...-.n'f f.frlt.I. EnoI rrIf..n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Y. ". c. A. NOTES

All classes Will resume their regular
sessions beginning Monday April :
iher" VIII De ~ short terms In .fther
sewing or dressmating. owing To- ihe
Hood and the work u has ent.Ileo
The schedule for the week j. "a. fol
lows " 80 i"'
$50 y. IA. 49, ~
Tuesday- Millinery. Miss Tame
teacher. 80 y. m. Home NgrStnr ibr
ksay. tea her. T. m. business NV.fnen'.
blhle Class. Miss Thompson. go l. IN
South side business Women's Bible
tIasS. Miss Thompson. SIS T. M
NedueSdaN-MisS Greenwood = Itible
Class. =. m. pr. Bysingcf's bible Lass
80 ,. m. Embroidery. Miss Yong.
30 ].
Thursday-E Embroidery. Miss YOUNG.
30 J.. m. -. H. \. Biulc class. Miss
thompson. y. On
Friduy-l'r. Tayio-'s Hihl. class n
m. Industrial CIuh. . go . 90 =. M.
Gymnasium.
Tuesday sinners and Intetue-
dates.
Glfls.
lrlday -Grammar S~so"i Girls
saturday --Juniors. 10 q. IT. Advanced
Juniors. IL q ~.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notief 20 Blanufseturers. Jobbsrs. sar.
sraEts and Other Whoiesais Dealers

stazts ana Other wholesais Dealers
N'IfCE II iitEElfA GtN9.N. IHat
% state Iioard Of tonir~I 81 the STATE
ut Meaf Virginia vii Give pide daily
~ IT. cfficf at Charleston. wnsf e.
hiflR. iHr furnishing supplies fuf fIa
several Stgf~ .nst tlf.Ifs. the financ al
iIhfHEf mont Of when - vested In SAID
llnfi 'cn'fa~'e vii DO aw Hef o." tnr
pFft nf4fcrr quality considered aut
oftef things bong equal West Nirg IIa
.ta 'rr' silI DO EiVsu preference
ids'e tf eHEtI - HfFITi " zoo DO fur
y 80 Iii.efs ur receipt Of requests
~fHt.r line tsa'red
-rNTf. tE.' 800 CO. co.'s d ROT.
49, CI trf-efor. w. 'tr4.-i7.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WASTID-T0 secure a copy OF the
JtIrn< OF the session 90 the Wheel
i-g convention. which convened Febru-
arr IL. Ises. This journal wns printed
ard bound by Campbell and DerInOtt,
lrU t. wanted fC' the state Archives or
=. Va. any owner o. = copy OF the
Journal will perform a pubic service
s.ncer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis.
s.st, Archiveist Charleston w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
ENeINESS OPPORINIIHN

- !.
WhNTE D-afIf. Ur r.n"r rFf cons i'm
ar.rs capital o. .f.r r..s..f. ..I -.r|t.
'.-t .u i.f-f,. H.s. S. So l....| n.
q ..ri D.IH u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
ErtsrEiou comm,t,e. Mee,,nx.

cluh may have the privileces % this
club night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Camp Fire Meeting MONDAY ru,nIna.

The Gtrl Guardians OF th,. t'amp IRE
th" gtTls or tn" four MONDAY ~V-~tur
Tribe VIII meet 80 The V. " g \ rooms
instead Of having the Ceremonial o.lf OF
doors. a. formerly planned
The GyUn,i-fuul Camp Fire Girls viii
i"N" 90" first ceremonial o. fu, nov
iii''. h"inE n"ir coined ~ the gir.s OF tne
MinreHaha tribe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
BOR RENT

ron hErT-~iN room apartment. Ird
:. DOR. corner an ami nHpuuc SIS
Enquire Irwin Drag store. mI-i.-tf
FOR RENT ;oow- W.fI bat. los
Ftss on go once Suitable for tW 20 gen
tirWen. Browne bfotI-fs. Ia. Market
street f-L4tf
FOR HEHT-N,~ciy furnisb-a 3 and T.
rom fats with hath. frr light house
beest.lg. rent reasonable. Apply g. X.
froh. a. AusS-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
tUNERN DIRrCTORS.

Louis BE TT - CIV
r---t L EeCfOR AND
ASTEHtAL EwBNLNEE.
ti92 srs i1c4 NaIr street
-CsIs AnsV cred ia. or s.sats.
Store Phones g..
VIC T. u. r'schy. Fal Thcao igSe X
G. J Hertschv N1t Phone 1900 .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07

, ID SAW o. TEApE-A good sevea
roo1u house AMI two tufr. with wells
lar. eNerets lawn. arf otter improve
mems Wi -rii rteaE. cor trai. FOR q
sw 10 Fem Address lat.s- % ffTt.sr.
lameI.I. =. VI 10 ~
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WarWOOd


I.. r.'ua tnd bath rn Main -
Nar"n'1. rn 'rrra ~ t-op down.
..I..ft. go fr.e
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EClIIND.

FOUND .tcf..nt .n~f.t.fr. en-, ~
r"mr' owner IAN have sHr.. .t
Hi' ~ % American ffs|rt I..r.. t..ft-
I's property Hni la1 .rz ~. tHs or
Ht.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-07
Bruemmer 6 HiIdcbt5Gd

fnnsrsl Directors auf Ensaimsrs
rcruss Naflrf AMI rr.surV. ..-.,rT -
Tsienhon@F fot On-n slsA sud o. sht
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

or call
II LEVY.
MO. 1907 Market St.. wheeling. W. Va
WI ollec, Bad Bills. Buy and Sell
claims. Attachments carefully placed
hnu executed We adjust claims and
inas collections ou a commit sion basis
40 objection. no PEI. TIE Buckeye Msr.
Ssp ~, AsencS; eO3 BOARD OF Trade BIog.
Nf'rilns W. Va II
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PATENTS Trad.
4 IA hlv - MAIL, registered
..OHElvt 1 cv. Fifteen years pTaCtIcs.
~. L GUNLAP, Patent ATTORNEY
National Exchange Bank BldG.
Wasslua. W. Va
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
new SERVICE IS
now OPERATING
Rural Organization Bureau
Begins Actual Work Today
New Held Arrives.

Washington. june 2.-The rural
oegantzation service new branch of
the department Of agriculture, which
includes q division bf markets as one
of its principal activities, began actual
operation today with the arrival of DR..
Inomas N. Carver of Harvard univer-
sity selected some time ago to head
the service. Announcement was made
today that two of DR.. Carvers assist
ants will be DIR. Carl w. THOMPSON of
Mtnn.. who has been making studies
IN that state of rural social and econ
omic conditions and L. H. Goddard
VINO has been studying farm manage
ment In Ohio. DR.. Carver has been
mere Tor number Of weeks. in the
past months but comes now to start
the new work having just finished his
teaching at Harvard.
The department announced today
that the efforts to study the farmers
needs and then meet them aft would
fal into three main groups. There
VII! be Surveys" to get at the basic
facts regarding various kinds of or
ganized rural agencies that already
nave been tried, to discover how and
why they have failed or why they
are succeeding: there will be inves-
legations In certain regional units and
among certain kinds of agricultural
interest to discover the reasons for
existing rural conditions and then
certain units of territory will be Sc
iected on the which to make demon
strations and experiments with
farmers financial, physical and social
condition
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
S0L0NS ARE TO
Be QUESTIONED
To Determine Whether they
Are Personally Interest
ed in Legislation.

Washington. June 2.-The search
for tariff lobby. such as President
Wilson declared is operating in Wash.
judiciary Subcommittee holding open
meetings.
Every senator must be prepared to
answer series Of eleven questions,
which constitute "grilling" to de-
termine whether he has any personal
interest in the tariff OF other legisla-
ton. and find what persons have ap-
preached him in efforts to get his ac-
ton on the schedules of the tariff bill.
AS it is estimated that hundreds of
mon, interested in manufacturing or
other business affected by the tariff,
have been in Washington during the
last few weeks. the senators claim 1t
persons who called upon them to
mako an appeal for changes. The
president is requested in a resolu-
tton to give such information as he
may have to committee.
Confer With President.
Before the investigation committee
met, Senators Overman and Reed
went to the white house and con-
ferred with the president Both de-
clined to talk Of the visit. but the
president told inquirers that he made
suggestions to senator's. which would
be developed in the course of the In
quiry.: He declined to say what they
will be. The senators did not ask
the. president. to appear, and it was
generally regarded at the capitol and
white house that he would not. It
was said that the president practically
had placed all his information on tho
lobby In the hands Of Senators Over
man and Reed. and the impression
prevailed that later the president
might furnish list Of names Of those
whom he believed to be lobbying
sgainst the tariff bill.
Tariff Goes Into Eclipse.
Tariff and currency reform went in.
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over to Robert Cooley, the night man.
Mr.. Leo talked freely concerning
the matter, declaring emphatically
that the construction placed upon the
possible cause Of the accdenti by the
Edwards people was an absolutely im-
possible one In every way. He said:
allow Northern Pacific train No. 6 to
cross, when the Oriental Limited
whistled for the crossing. / had
thrown the blocks against that train.
and they could not possibly have been
changed. Engineer French must have
run past the block, Just AZ he did once
last winter"
Couldn't Explain II.
Mr.. Leo further said he could offer
no theory or explanation az to the
cause Of the accident. Asked further
about the previous accident. he said
that Engineer French at that time
claimed his brokes failed to work. but
that he managed to stop the train In
time, 50 that only his front engine
trucks left the track. vi
The tower man further substanti-
ated his position by calling attention
to the fact that, when he throws the
switch to give an N. p. train right Of
way. all the switches governing Great
Northern trains are automatically
locked and cannot be unlocked until
the time lock runs down. This usu-
ally takes about minute.
!. MI Leo also said that. having lei
N. etf6isf~ e0ss = .tfir r6ugh, y A6a- wal
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the accident had occurred. He looked
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