davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MISSOURI
NOTES

A nazsar os WoSsrgy nsa hav
J Agreed 20 furnish FREE dinner an
/ iee Ea.er 70 those working on tn
ruAzs a-Ouad Nos,srsy On the Goo,
Roads Gays
L TIE No5rJ PAR. this year. tn
frs gas q - new association mad,
lcele oFsr Ss.hs@ profits. This Il
zllEAT Elo5 tor tie first time.
( yAEaas H Gaztar. the new postnss
~ a. CslEzbis- has takan charge Of
E IL oftsos tasre9
F4ay g7nf5s GeorEssPOv rs. a Greek.
vas CAPTURED Sunday al Parss after
s aseaEe tnoa q passenger train q,
ClarE- He = wantea in Graece fov
Elar1ev and has long police record
there.
Five markers on ths Old Trails
Highway win be located by As
L'zaEniers Of the Revolution. Aug. e
Tie markers are being made BY ]. W
Gzlsher and Co. monument na- or
ials city. TIE committee to marx
ne roads win be composed OF the
STATE chairman, state regent. state
highway commissioner. nst,oaal chair
man and several women from Co
lambda
'ohnsoa Angie. son OF William An.
gie' q Bowling GrOeen. has accepted
a good poaltioa in the legal aena-4.
iasni Of the Misslssippl Poser Co
AZ keokuk. Ia hts company has
eaasss Of distributing power fron
he large Ksokuk Dam. Mr. Apr,s !,
vel knoFa in tAis city ard his masv
trends 'oin in eOagr4tulatiur him o,
'acuFsng his position.
ne banks IA Jefferson city closed
y 0osa wednesday aud Thuurnsav "a
be enPlos ess might vork Os ,hn
Dads
Passenger suss for Rssuns.
= Joseph. No. AuF. -
one q the first suits 70 re,o,ar
ron a railroad oonszny for eharrlnr
lore ihaa : cents a nile passenger
IRE since the Missouri soeut lnw
As upheld By the United States sp.
'eHle Court, was broaght here IL
" oy Henry ThA OF Eastou, wo
= salt asserted that from july
'is' to July /. 1918. he dary r.sa i
e fo7nd trip o. the BurIlnr4o, c
Allroad between EAs,oa and 81 10 ,
'2A' aad that the excess fare eract. y
amounted to s12so7. Unaer the Il
ne Is permitted to sue for three
- me aHount Of the overcharre
a as demands OF the railroad he
lount of s9es.sI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

PEOPLE sr1sasrSiy are s-xI-us t-
Ss-r-iSst. y every progressive nnoxs-
Taert an4 feel hs5 N trey are ever
is'oNs1- Every either e Hesics 10 n
tsrczss5 - psr-szsrt gssS ruzos ard
ssnoSas xssSutsrsiy csrtrfsgts II thz+
aErs-ssu-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Au0RAt" PEOPLE GONG TO
MONTANA on suslsEss

TIE csatEzEa coare- saw. a. :
= -o'zz' Is thas L. has t-zse
=. a'srss q Is ,aas =, HAssi,. Nc.
ana 10 Alse-t s.ou ,o~ "a 80
- - q sAf AoTsaa. g'syirr a az
80 q '2saa azs rsss-vi-r -,
~ Aae gas rtEztA L VII "a
= IN ''eFsd ;sRs yr. Da,y.l 49, -
''s'fs 'at tAste rrs.r
= 800 a7e aso ass = aaas-fzr -.
y 70 'ass s-ae W Da-ss, -. -,
-, -, "a y aeFss ots q s.yAsr a.
IS hAFdir. Moassaa. sarzt No.,
aoE ard Wias are nov s-oss,s,,
% aaoFs 70 ths.r Rev ho-.., : -. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

y Huz WIZ WeriE zr u.EEz a
ezsz c-1s----si..l-s1- ~ 5.s-zEz.H-r r-s..i
-1A5E Tsl "a a. lsa-E -e1-E5- s-1-r
ss-y-lE---E zrasH VIC az -s.--.-ss5-- --z-s :
T. -F E-izzt ZgT@-= E'1c =
Er- EzE- vi -vssl1--izE=-s E-t
-s=- -zz--.z- q ss-sss7-r -uz-Es- E
E-EEs a eas1 Ez,tsc-lg-l7E Ez.5 a.ss,
RI -asv-s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

-EE EEzsEs Cz-y TEz zs-1-st
p sEvk- -]1sEro. It1- las za1zstE
1l-51zzzos zlEEZE = Il SCR sznz-
far zZyzszs % 1-Ts II zz-1z,1s Z
fss- tuxr We t-s7zez-sE III
VIC vB1sz-sz tsz< a-Ezzncs VI -
lsCEF n EHt u VIZ 4 zz5z- sz-.---
sl5 50 vi EEzhs- C orAz- -
E-g-E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
SEQ Reward. sIAa

-e Ft4esra - tE5s pager VII -
- = sara ihlt there s Il iezsz -
s..5@1-4 ~assas iAzt s-laese rax -
@9-H % cure IN al is aszege 80 49,. =
- - hz44s Cazsrra Cure y fsss er-i7-
+sa-llse eHre n9- Ez5wm y - y-ss,ss-sg
= 1--AtI- CzfarrA balzE q ccnstifis55-,--s
-. -iFsA cQns-ltzsa1azf treat
-. 80 EatHFEh Care 10 fzkzr -
- LILY. acfz1E 14raetly rr1~ - $3.50
- A.-clH-s E-rfacss q IL syFe=-- tss-.-
= cesiE1glzE tie fau-aafto- AZ - -.
- ~ gsgi1s Ire pzrte1; sfrearrh =
- - = s1e e11Eiz-EE3cn am5 aFEsEeF-v Z
si-tlre IN 9aszg iss wasrF r. -s-----s..--ss
1sts - Ezez faith 10 srE rs-rTtf5a 49,
IS taaf fheT a%er One Hv-a-ss8 - -.
- esae t-st 6 fails - ere -
e. Et e teEtsnzrrszks
Ae5nsss 2. CHENEY 4 90. Tes,,s5. a.
81 = 81 usruRElssx. ~. '-4--
4~Es Aa2fs Fa.zlly r. = fsr rrasssv.ss--
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

NOT a sEe h-ysr - -rz-y o.
a1-z- Er4'l s-ss H.srsr-ssss Z sssa y
"a Ezasa-z HA noebcs 1shsr srauz1v.
Fses sszssz ezr-T aSrs-1iEszr ss- fegz-
1r 9vs p.sIz-T szTsrE z Ms-5ro -
Sc wax 70 sEy sxrE ard r.uu1--T
ant osae~ sArus vrv@Bcrs shar sagzs (
- re fHrzH-s k-rFE 1kezs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
olARRHoEA QUICKLY cuREn

7 Eas taken With diarrhoaa ant
hr forks. The merchant here. per-
sasaed ne to fry a bottle a,
Ca2Eeerlaiz's Colo, Cholera and
D-arrhOea Remedy After taking one
eose q I; I vas cured. Il also cures
others that gave Il to, writes n.
z, Gebhary. 0rSole Pa That IA no, AZ
al unusual An attack OF diarrhoea
can sl1os, invariably be cured hy
one O. tEo doses of this remedy. II
is one q the most sgecessfuI prsuara
coas thai has been discovered Thou-
ssads have testified TO its value. For
sale b. Buekner Drug ca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

fEE LEDGER tolzs tss psopls ;
t1as cHIEEziiF u eztex6Irg xsn.e..
symEsshy 70 J. n. Bz2kegt and sgz,
~ On TIE aaz1A Of Mrx- Bazkses {.
= L91s Ts0 s0-zaxzT NEA1 II shss
cry sns was kighly reszee4ad zze
raues bea0Fsd lT al wh0 knew h.
re vas 6@Totsa CHRISTIAN va
~ = 1zzihtzl vie ans loy1zx zoth-
e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

n Ens ur -hE H-r H1zAsr 1e
1dsxa-s FEE Az@a.z-srE ~
aais - re a E-1ET Eradsa.E =
~ sr1EFfl15ds-s 10 uEzlrzuH-1
AZ - ~ > - - r1aE-z-zara-f
NJ f.E HT..aniit szlE1I.rEiursn1 ~ 1hs
sr7s-1-ss -sc uzeE n rr1E M
1F-t-s1s sasuu Visa . 4 zaanEit
uf---z- sau1ssg ~ lEsEtso sd AuE-rs
7oEr-r HgE sgr ztH sguE'rsss Ess
wzr -ha Ea= ~ @ls Hsss-as-
-t-- ~ ~s-I-rzzaz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Passenger Sues for Refund.
= Eose,A ~
The officials o, the G =

Tie officials o. the G 4
heTs Monday negotiating viii
a'ayor Heriaer and Nr, Brooks N ,.
1'a 10 having a II inch plpe I'm,
''ipeea Slater ard the vlssog,, -.
sr for the mutuai ssneH, ~ ,h...,,,
~ ne "a 'road- The officials an
ls special train we're Messrs. worn.
s'oR' President: Titns. General 81.
Z ,'naeot; Benson. Comptroller.
SASS chSe, Engineer; Mar.s.n
as'aE Agent; W ". corbas,
ie' aienscss o' ths Western nv.
George }. cbsrl,on. cessra,
= /, As'eastr Aren,. ard c. Ha+weu
500 Eagiaeer--siaier Rus,,er
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

THE azy fos blowing about how
70 build good roads Is past Roads
ars beng bsEt ard e yoz wsnt 70 ss
sist ycz nzzss sl.her get out ana
sOrk O. put zp yoz- cash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

1E WEEGn l=tra- t1tfE 1ras'
s1snaF Il aE-H1Ez1.U c1r1uz om-r-s-
zza.lars -e Z z Ls=sr.sr ere rf Wz
5-sF -nas ElaaEzz-H EEss7.ass r-H1
naf MSS Elz-1.ar esu-~& nr.4 aS 1Esz
E-aE -las1 Acr1-Ei E.tsf 7Burr wzln-
"a -sz 1ils- rssa5zE A1EEz =. Uz7
rrr re B--E E1E r--R-a-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Qua frs asa solizr Ss5s-riptscr
fsr ssoe r1sas fgnc ezrae In ts-Sz,
frSn A. ?. Greer. Of tse Mckee
srsSk 4 Fire Cay CO. We sruss that
several ethsr ettazsnB are are inter
@s-a6 r. perrsn7t ss5S roa1s ~iu
ee1srasS1s tire esrne srouat. The
lsoseF fms soea into pernazneut cor
e-zts BRIGGS which ~in last forever
YSs esnt fire any place where
ysa ear make a Subscription from
e1e to ter csllsrs where ycu can Get
ssors psrrssnert ressits or where
yssr r,onss siii bs more economical.
D. ano carefgGly vtsS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

p y EETTEz Is s--uGE = t1ra-
- gs@ Lstsr T2z 70 szElG a re-r-.a.
Ham5 s-s1ss = sAa EzEs ruas e.
srasz AK WI s-zE tAs vazzz ss<
saa aiEss t-ss st eAz-Ez T11s-E ~
WY 10 sASE taE< Fgn -szny sxrur
r11& ruEsSE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

A NUMBER os Mias Elizabeth
Gilfs many friends are arranging 10
endorse her for Co superiniea6eui
Of Schools ia place of J. L. saobe.
deceaAeA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
PHILLIP RUSSELL IN

NORTH DAKOTA.
Wallace Pearson. while in Farm
y D, recestiT. net and had q pssas
an visit with Phillip RusssEl. a Gar
neT Ae1too boy. vhO Is neesssr vii
mech success Ia that eognuy. w-
Russell is diEtTict manager ,o- N.
Burroughs Adding Machine Ca us
= sell and prospennE. whSeA !,
all good nsws to hiE host os Al.
iniriag ffszds ksra
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

wax e. - -u1s zzE ru-e--
flt.zucs NJ r.s-wEnHrz Ezas -uaas
suzslEs zn-EE1soz ~ SEs E<sr
~ -sz sIgs SO szEz - g. IA
s- HeEls 49, NsrmEr - -
- riaz rs-EuE1 Eaaz -azas
3 nszs a. ne z,asz supTzu sssu=
asssa-s ~ 1-urae q rs SEs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

THOSE Nts really ~zzt 70 non-
t-ssass toward permanent soos
r1sss iesesng isto Mexico shogla
make -ssh sUhsrr5stscn to the Leo
ssrs gsoe rozss fund irn-asd is.siy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
IMpoHrANT TO pYspEpr,r.

Bear IN mind thai cbszbsrAs.s
Tablets improve ire sppstits. r.rssr4
en- the digsstion ard regulate tse
liver aas bowssa
Just VIA; yOa need EoF sale hy
saekasr Drug Ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

- -.
1g VIXEN my first
y US bzn ard
~ h@zi.h wzs very
tad after that ]
EZ Rt regular ard
] had pains IN ny
hack and vas so
poorly that ! c1Ii
hr3ty tzxe care Of
H. two 6i5ren /
6rcto-sd With %v-
s-.- --.,.s,---. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

TIE Tandzliz. No. Leader edto
rally says: The Mexico fair soor
- another big s-rooess for Mexico
aa'e Audrzan cOunty No expeass was
spared % n'Azs f. a notable eFeni
and fhs p4biie uaS vel Iooked after
hy she mgnAFemsrt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

NOW that the weather IS ge,
ting cooler the Hospital Board
should have meeting and get toE-
10 real business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MAhlIkE MONKEY

COMING TO TOWN
Pat cAiupsnzse. viii ou-ne q
town with the Ba-run & Bziley cir
cas He is the greatest bicycle nd
e, roller skater and acrobat in the
Sorld- He gives a performance az
oy himself on one Of the stages. He
eats with knife and fork and ~ezrs
tie esothss of a nan He can shave
himself
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Average of al ''sS'"
ssc0 per DAY q ssn |,
Esrena. hsal;ry m.a =" \
ten Gays TO niHs ei'y ''
Work Is shssig,sJ 'af
accidents uasefsrcvrs ~
werk steady even 'P
year Pay ln east saw
Car use IS nen, u
Other posltiers sro.f' n
from $50 ss s. 50 per ''''
90 men on top. Y
Apply 10 = W. Eng. N
Superintendent. cf
ssperlntenesn; Of "lH''
neslee eriet 8 Fls - N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

THERE are about 200 $50 chsu-
tsuqua tickets for sale al Buck,
nsr's Drug Store. These tickets naus
be sold Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

YoU cant find hAndsomer ST Of
nsa o. prst1isr bzSch Of girls
thAn are gathered together when the
Aa6r4iz County taachers meet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

EEE5f sm==r - a. zS.s-ozzs u
ssessSsasE f-.sr=sz.1 IN ~. rs-ss=--s-.
- 1zaas a roo6 p=~--snsns h-t1-s
- re hssss@ Nassszrs Stats HssA-
~sy r. ta@ s--a. --zz szs---s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

The MEXICO Browns suffered thsi,
f-rst defeat Sunday In vsndzils
"aen ne team q that city beat
ghsR ? iq7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
ICE cREAM SOCIAL

Iaere viii be an Zee cream social Al
Prairie Lea School On the ssfA ~
August EverTone Invited. zsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

No Atas srssst sor whas las heA-
a''o1zSalsAs1 a tie way Of erysArrz.
.as ssrs has hss. gives 70 F4rnsg
haas We ts'usA ne pr=ss and per.
y Advocated tAsss raeSAoes At
'as hfEt EE1 q 1Sy weathsr ana
N~s : 97sEf p ssgw he Krsk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

KEEPING eTs- IzsttzgsT at itwiu
win IN road building the sane as fl
anE okhsr deserving enterprise
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

-7'ElE-lEz1G Nc s gsu-rr Srw-
tucns 1iI-s sr-asc rarE1 w-aAz AAs
ss-sun,s n - -sr-zz A-s-ns s1r II
= H-sr--F
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

ETEzT IT q e7-- z Azs-zz
si1GG Be gzx zaz a. =z-A & = as
sslassls E'sz N EzaA-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

DET fz--zg n Az5-zsr Cozrty
TINS Fs2y has r-UFez q w0zssr~vl
a@1etzt % tAs ezra crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Men WTant4

Sc nirinp clay, sohsa't !,
Hs shoo;ins ard ''' /
cars Tndersrogrs Was' =
Fro las weeks pay'"
lp-- atv.safo fer 81 ''''
la -r.rr.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Ge''se NAFsAall. vho ls ss,-ss,-,
70 Presitezt Bov.sr Of -.
s'''ese. 'Per1 sErasr So yrr@.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

The Gsxieo Ledger always tries
70 Be Constructive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

BUILDING good roads d 10 plaos
Tor fozr fzushe-E 70 make zoas-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

LOUISIANA, NO. s rzszng s5es
= cash f1- pas-Ez2sat good rad u1r-
ruzaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

THg r-s tz- zzEA-E zzs Ezessr.
4HE a. ne hE3srE 1c v'srzsz-suz
EaoG ruasaa hs salsr zz5 rzzA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Manager Mexican, Of TIE orpaeun
Theatre. states BE kaS boush. he
Crystal Theatre. Marxhan. No ttr
i@aaing Picture hOSse thera He
VII place manager II charge q
the hO1se az once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

A'vaFd Rodgers Is reported oylt.
q is High Hfu, SF''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
BRICK or sslE

BRICK =o7 siLEl
We save gisr o. CO.
Brick . IRE s-i,s ~ ~
thss yoU cart ssh
SETTER e. nssge SaI
sriek ans Cay csnps'r 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

y scl see II ~ A LEDGER Ao
NeEFtss"EkT. TELI THE MER
eEAN-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

70 aeS+@-- They ta Il there was %
hes2 s7-bo1S Al orerzt5cz- / have used
LYDIA z PInznz-zE VezstzhIs Com
paE1l1 and il has nalpes3 ne Eoa.ierfaIlly.
! d E1ost q z CEn zuyz ngx and take
care q ny chil1rsn- recommend yorr
-sz1ealss 70 al suffering xuzzeu. -
Ms Wu14zD A, GzAHAx. Care ot
E--sSozTH TETTLE, BovIas Center. NY.
Lyiia Z. Pi1khsrn's Vegetable Com
po1n1- rzfe fron native roots sni
he-tss- eo1tsizs ID Narcotics or ksrTuF-T
dragz- ard today holds the record Of
beng 11e most sz0cesSf1l rs-ne,ay We
kloE Tor woman s lis II yea nead szch
medicine why d7a't yoz tryit9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Dougl1nuts
. That win remain r,,iv.

EVER housewife Sho hskes hs- s,u-
sEsa0 s1o~s that 4 4 little potato s -
10 TIE sponge, the brad WI ~ - -
ss qlsckix. In this RECIPE poss.o ( 81 -
g maze co0shnG.s that VIII remain ,r-s-st
ar'd fresh fH several days.
\ { VII be found TO hare d;ss-r4 a
s1l.'sses o'er any othsr Balfrg Poysss,
- oolshaut& X c is a dpusle -,
ping p'l''saeT with uaich q saree h.,rs -
cosis asts nay be mixed and iri5i ~. =. :.
tine. The l2ss viii B as hght - 4 -. : 4
as tbe E-xt 'SA-4 &'l1 hAoe
Arizona republican., 1913-06-17
SAY CUSTOMS FRAUDS
 REACH MANY THOUSANDS
United States Grand Jury Begins In
 vestigation m Philadelphia.
ASSOCIATED PRESS n1sPATcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS IflSFAlNfii
 PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Ihe United States grand jury began today an investigation of the alleged GUS toms frauds at the Port of Philadel- phia It has been alleged that big importers defrauded the government to the extent of hundreds of thous- ands of dollars by having imports passed without duty as samples of no value"
 one arrest was recently made, that of Robert $ Brierly. former examiner of merchandise who was dismissed from the customs service, charged with passing as of no value parcel containing d flag valued at $5o and consigned to Rodman Wanamaker It was alleged by the government how ever, that Brerly in three years had passed more than 400 importations o1 a similar manner. He is being pros ecuted only in the flag case, Henry N Arnold, special assistant attorney general of the United States said this afternoon that John Wana- maker. in whose store the flag was exhibited, will not be called as a witness
Arizona republican., 1913-06-17
 ID NOT FAVOR
 CONSERVATION
Striking Confession is Made from Floor of House That Policy of Colonel ROOse- welt Was Not Honestly Subscribed to
CSpecfal to The Republican,

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.-A
 striking confession has at last been
 elicited on the floor of the house
 that the republicans. as d rule, do
 not genuinely subscribe to the policy
 of conservation to which, under the
 stimulus of Colonel Roosevelt when
 he was president, they gave lip ser
 vice for so long The lukewarm sup
 port which republican leaders in congress gave to President Roosevelt on the conservation policy, long ago aroused the suspicion among genuine
 conservationists that the policy did
 not really appeal to the republican leaders. It remained, however, for Congressman Humphrey of Washing ton to make what was practically ian open confession that this suspl-
 cion was fully justified. in speech he delivered in the house the other
 dav in which he unsparingly de-
 agely attacked the administra ton of the forestry service under the Roose- welt administrations
 Representative Murdock, the floor leader of the progressiVes, interrupt ed MT. Humphrey and charged spe- officially that the speech of the Washington congressman was full confession of the opposition of the real republican leaders to conserVa- ton. This charge brought protest from just one republican, Mr. Gard- ner of Massachusetts. It will no doubt be recalled that MT. Gardner was the one republican who leaped into the breach during the debate on the tariff bill when MT. Murdock charged that the republican leaders hv conspiracy had defeated the tariff commission bill Mir. Gardner then failed to elicit any testimony to sup port his denial of Mir. MurdocN charge. Similarly when he undertook i to deny MT. Murdock's charge as to 1 Mir Humphreys confession, he was unable to elicit the support Of a single republican and was finally 1 obliged to content himself with a mere denial on his own account.
 i MT. Murdock went on to show oS ouotations from d report of the com missioner of corporations recently made of the estimated stand of tim
 her in this country outside of Alaska that four-fifths is now privately owned and. of that privately owned three holders, the Southern Paclf'
 railroad. the Weyerbaeuser Timber companV and the Northern Pacific Railway company, owned one-tourth i This is a situation which the con-
 servative policy aims to check bu'
 which the republican leaders, by th'
 confession of MT. Humphrey desire to see continued.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-17
SCHEDULE IS
 AGAIN UPSET
Majority Members of Sen ate Finance Committee Now Vote to Put Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Wheat on Free List

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl
 WASHINGTON, June 16. The much -mOoted agricultural schedule of the Underwood tariff bill was sud- denly upset again by the majority members of the senate finance com mittee late today when a motion was made to reconsider the action taken earlier in the day in approving the free listing Of live stock and wheat and subject them to countervailing duty. The proposal is now to strike out, the provisions of the countervail
 ing duty and leave cattle, sheep, hogs and wheat on the free list unrestrict- ed The members of the committee said tonight that this probably would ! be done by the majority. No reason for the change was announced.
 For weeks the equalization of agri- cultural raw products and finished products which were differentiated in the Underwood bill, has been the problem of the democratic senators in which President Wilson has taken ac- tive interest.
 The house put meats and flour on | the free list leaving live stock and l grains dutiable at 10 per cent. ad va l lorem and 10 cents per bushel, re- | spectively. The senate finance sub | committee soon alter recelNlnS the | schedule agreed to equalize the rates and eventually voted to make raw 1 matrials and finished products all du- 1 tiable. No sooner had this conclusion | been reached than Senator Simmons and other democratic senators and | the finance committee declared the 1 problem could not be settled rightly if l left that way. They were of the opin | ion that all products which enter into the cost of living should get on the free list, and President Wilson agreed 1 with them.
 1 Senator Simmons communicated 1 this information to the sub-commit- l tee and it reconsidered it's action 1 placing all products on the free list 1 Later it was announced the committed | would adopt the COunterVailing duty
 clause which will make products free
 only from the countries that do nO
 make them dutiable from this cOun
 try. This would operate against the | free entry of live stock from sucf
 countries as Canada and Argentine. I The committee further enlarged to- day the free list by voting to talk
 flax, hemp and ramie from the dutia
 ble list The Underwood bill rate
 flax from 1 to F cents per pound an'
 hemp and ramie from F to l cent pc pound, according to the grade. It wa | argued these products are not in , class with other products of the farn and by free listing them the cost O living might be beneficially affected The rates on finished products of thes
 materials will be materially reduced
Arizona republican., 1913-06-17

deavored to find cut what he knew about the alleged order of the senate regarding the printing of the pamphlet which did not appear in the senate re- cords but was printed on the title page of Sugar at a Glance"
 The best information Austin could give on this alleged order which aroused the indignation of the com nittee was that it must have appear ed in the proofs received at Palmer s office from the government printing office. The officials in that office eX- plained to the committee that they knew nothing about the order. but they were not put upon the stand. They probably will be heard later.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-17
With Renewal of Industrial War at Paint and Cabin Creek Districts Reported, Committee Continues It's Work
 HAGGERTS GIVES
 OUT A DENIAL Says Mif&rs' Union Has Not Ordered Walkout, But Admits Men Are Disap- pointed at the Operators Breaking Agreements
rAssnc1ArEn PREss nIsPArcHl


 CHARLESTON, June 16.-With renewal of the industrial war at the Paint and Cabin Creek mine districts reported the senate strike committee continued today it's Examination of witnesses. Miners, detectives and agents of mine operators came down from the strike region with tales of q new strike declared and the district again thrown into disorder.
 Local Union. United Mine Workers of America, No. 1- has not called the strike at Paint and Cabin Creeks, so Thos. Haggerty a member of the In ternational miners board declared to- night.
 But, We cannot be sure of the men who are working up in the field he said the operators have not lived up to the agreement under which the men went back to work which was drawn up by Governor Hatfield. We have tried to prevent any further strike. but I am convinced that the miners up there have already decided not to con tinue work under the conditions which prevail there now. Meetings were held at the creeks yesterday and the men expressed dissatisfaction at the condi- tions If they have decided to strike the union can't control them" A committee of miners from the Ca in creek section came to Charleston to- dav and urged the United Mine Work CTS officials to call a general strike. They bore instructions from mass meeting held in the hirls yesterday.
 The testimony presented by the committee was largely routine but | ,f.,+ H-iTn sident of the Baldwin Feltz Detective Agency which supplied the guards for the Paint and Cabin Creek operators during the strike was the principal witness Feltz told the committee that when the trouble at Paint and Cabin creeks was at it's height his concern had about no armed men a Cabin and 8 at Paint. He also said his company had from six to ten men working in the strike district as secret service operatives
 These men he said furnished infor
 nation for the operators and the "aS- l ency''
 Did your men make a list of the or l ganizers of the United Mine Workers and those active in the union for the use of the operators ?" asked Stedman attorney for the miners. I The witness said that such a list had 1 been compiled.
 "One of the objects of your organiza 1 tion" asked Stedman when it is em- 1 ployed is to prevent the organization of branches of the United Mine Work 1 CTS 9"
 1 "Yes. that is one of it's objects" said Feltz Was that one of the objects of your men employed in this field?'' "Yes that was one of the objects of | our employment at Cabin creek Feltz denied emphatically that any of his men operated in the strike dis ! trict after Governor Glasscock had de- clared martial law. Also he denied
 that any of the Baldwin F'e1tz men
 were on the armored train which fired
 at the strikers camp at Holly Grove 1 in February.