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SUCCESSION SALE.
Sue. Ceasar Baker. NO. 2.O9.

Pursuant to an order from the Hon
Judpe of the llth ID. G Parish OF
Natchitoches, La. issued in the above
entitled and numbered Succession, oi
date November 18th 1912, to me di-
rected an to that effect, /, Hager Ba-
ker ADMINISTRATORS of the above sue"
cession, will offer for sale, to the las. :.
and highest bidder. at public auctioI0
for cash for not less than 2-3 OF tlf'
inyentoried appraisement, for tie
purpose of realizing funds to pay tie
debts of the succession, at The pflE
cipal front of the Court House IN IN
City of Natchitaches, La, on e
SATURDAY December 2lst l9iz&.
atI2 o'clock m. the following des-
crt bed property, belonging TO SAID
suct ,ession, to wit
Tbs1 certain tract of land, wit.lsssssfifI
buildh,gs and Improvement 9 7 Iee reon,
situated in the PaiiSsn Of Natchiio.
ches La. on the lrtfs sdescending hank
of Cane river so,.. ed above by lands
of john Rre;.' 0fslow by lands nl
lands of a. Pfetlhoms,.s
front by Cane river, containing
acres. more or less. and being same
land acquired by Ceaser Baker from
$. Nelken on the 1st day OF Decem-
Der 1903
Terms of sale:- Cash, for not less
than % of the inyentoried appraise-
ment.
(Signed) nAoER BAKER,
Administrative,
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Gatarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is blood or consti-
tutional disease, and in order to cure
it you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrli Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts Directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Halls
Catarrh Cure is not Quack medt-
cine. II was prescribed by one OF
the best physicians in this country
for years and is a regular prescrip-
tion. l. is composed of the best
lonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing eatarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY b Co Prop,
Toledo. u.
Sold nv Druggists. price 1ic.
Take Halls Family Pills for cr'"-
sttYatiQn,
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Constable's Sale.

Be it known and remembered, that
by virtue of writ of Il ia, issued out,
of the End. Justices Court of the
Parish of Natchitoches, l have seized
and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale at the Office of the JUS
tice of the Peace, in Chestnut La on
SATURDAY DEC. 2lst 1912.
at the hour of noon the following:
One Mare and Wagon, seized as
the property of A. z Graham in the
suit of Sam Hawkins VS.. A. y. Gra-.
ham.
Terms of sale, cash subject to app.
raisement.
Ed. WEAVER. Acting Constable.
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teen head or~-esueI.
l,urrey and harness:
B. The following situate OF tnose
.'Sledge Place. itself. namely: Tff|al-
hundred barrels Of corn, more or less:
a half bale of seed cotton more or
/ ssns. FIVE tons Of cottonseed, more or
| less: fifteen head of mules: two horses;
two wagons: nine head OF cattle;
three tons of hay more or less; one
lot of merchandise; and one lou OF
farming utensils and implements
Second: The lantation known as
the "Annex'' adjoining tie Crosps
place, consisting OF the SEA ana St OF
NEl and Ed of SW4 of Section 8
Township 10 North Range 9 West
containing $40 acres. more or less;
Terms of sale, as follows: The
purchaser shall assume, to be paid al
maturity. viz: March 1sr 1915 Ger
rain mortgage due the Union cen
trail Life Insurance Company, 1el
eipht thousand dollars with pei
cent per an interest thereon IRON
November lst 1912, said interest pay
able annually on November ISL eaci
wear except the last lnstaiImen
whish is PAYABLE With the princlpa
on March lst 1910.
The balance OF the bid, over am
above said mortgage, TO De paiu Il
!. cash. hs,o.
j. w, FREEMAN,
Sheriff. l.
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"Ir seemed that my l4-year Old boG
would have to lose his leg, on accounf
of an ugly ulcer, caused by a baE
bruise," wrote d. +. Howard, Aquote
N. G.. "All remedies and doctors
treatment failed till we tried Buck
lens Arnica Salve. and cured him
with one boA." Cures burns, boils
skin eruptions, piles. 25c. at Match
itocl1es Drug Co.
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Won will find that druggists every
w.iere speak well of Chamberiain's
cough remedy They know from
long experience in the sale of it that
In cgses Of coughs and colds II can
slwavs be depended upon. and that 1t
Is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
bS all Ieslsrs,
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NrlCE!

In accordance with Art. Art vi ct the
Charter of the "Hu...son q weaver
Colnpony Ltd and 4ae; aao A4s OF @ tne
smendatorv sre1ss % thertsb general meeting
ot Of the StockeoIde rs of said Corporation
NJ u;,i iio he held At rs Offices at Cfeston La.
W. m,s sstnrdsv ss L 7 =. D.scember 28 1912 to vote
or on tha nnsst;r1n as to whether or not Art.
III TIT ~. ~ +be eIlarter will be amended and
The e G Can;tal Stock of said Cooperation
he se ;ncreae ed from $1,000. 90 to $40, LOO.
HUDSON WEAVER LIMITED.
A.. n1-5-t.
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.. J. HYAMS,
. Clerk j..
FOiIS a Foul Plot.

When a shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels to cause distress by re-
fasing to act, take DR.. Kings New
Life Fills, and end such obuse of your
s$y5Gm. they gently compel right ae-
fion Of stomach liver and b'wels, and
restore your heath and all good feel
ings. 25c at Natchitoches Drug co.
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NOTICE..

Marco Miranovich ,having fied
his application to be appoineed Ad-
ministrator of the Succession Of Mar
10 Miranovich, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested to show
cause within ten days from this date
whv the same should not be granted.
Done and signed this Nov. 2, 1917.
A II. LECOMTR,
Deputy Clerk 11th, d. q. La.
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NJ. Z Co.

We wish loH z.
to take chardr
ches Parish f # tho
fenced in Road .nmher
ing labor. Said c0rdance
has to agree TO sta 40 of the
times, and so We rr, md laws
an unmarried man . meet.
this good job please Wi q cor
apply in person It our Jaoffice at
1913 meeting at Cypress Latoches
Hoping TO hear from ii.
state salary demanded for suen/ ;
vices. Right reserved to reject an
and all bids.
JNo. II. HENRY. Chairman.
Ward 9. Road TaS
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Sheriff's Sale.
District Court Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana.
IS
William n e. --=
i'il"~i s,.n1 :sJr0sby, ct ais,
81 is'"@ rs.
J.G. Cunningham,
No. 1858.
!. G.. Cunningham,
No. 1858.

. ~,Iltue OF writ of seizure and
sale issued in the aDoye suit, bearing
date Nov 10Th. 1912, and to me di,
rected, l have seized and will offer
for sale to the last and highest bid
Ader at public auction for what it
will bring without appraisement at
Me front door OF the courthouse in
thsS city and parish of Natchitoches,
oN iSialla, between the legal hours Of
sac.
an SATURDAY JANUARY l1th 1918
rsss-ss -sssil;s;wing dasesihea lsrs ta-
Ffrst,. glsat cettain plantation.
I s1own. as the. "HoWell Place" and
sAometines called the 'Sledge Place, >
fronting on Bayou Pierre river in the
Irish of Natchitoches, comprising
aaiV of the SW4 of Section 80, and all
I'd the SEA of Section 30, and the
SEA of NE4 of Section 32 south of
Bayou Pierre, in Township II North
Range 8 West. And also the WI of
Section ard the NW4 of Section
and the NW4 of SWt of Section in
Township 10 North Range West.
Together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon. Being the
same property bought by j. G. Gun
ningham from a. n. Timon. To-
gether with the following movable
property attached thereto for the
service, cultivation and improvement
thereof and constituting part of said
plantation as immoyable by destina-
ton, to-wit:.
A. The following, situated tempo
ely on the Crosby Place" adjoin-
nrop"rty herein seized, name
ck of merchandise: one
sand barrels of
Is Opei-~ old plows:
ellow.-Buffalo Ind;
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ARTICLE ONE. ~
The name of this corporation shsA
Bank of Marthaville, with its domiL
at Marthaville, Natchitoohes Parish,>
Louisiana. Under said corporate name
it shall have the right to make and use
a corporate seal, with such inscription
thereon as it may deem proper, and the
same to change or alter at will.
ARTICLE TWO.
This corporation is organized for the
purpose of carrying on the general
business of banking, and it shall have
full power to do all things granted by
law to corporations of such character
ARTICLE THREE.
The authorized capital stock of this
corporation shall be Fifteen Thousand
Dollars, divided into three hundred
shares of Fifty Dollars each, said stock
to be issued at not less than per value
and paid for in cash.
The capital stock may be Increased
or the number and anlour.-' -. .aIiares
may be changed by Two t7A7ss6c- THIRDS vote
Of stock, in, -,eaff1ount, at a n.e-ti,-s Of
tIts t|-t stockholders held for that purpose
after thirty days ! ptice by publication
and thirty Gays written Notice mailed
to each stockholder. I
ARTICLE FOUR.
This corpers+jiSales= ,1,.1l4n ~Beg1n ILassa.,s.
on February lst, 1913, and shall endure
for period of ninety-nine years from
this date.
ARTICLE FIVE.
The affairs of this corporation shal
be managed by Board of Directors
elected by the stockholders at an an
nual meeting held for that purpose or
the second Tuesday of February OF
each year, each share of stock emitting
the 3. l t1-e5f 2, one vote. The
humber Of votes sE9all be the directors,
/ and they shall serve for one yea~ and
until their successors are elected The
first election shall be held in 1914 anG
no person shall ever be a director OF
this corporation who does not owr
stock therein to the amount of one
hundred dollars. Any vacancy which
may occur in the Board of Directors
shall be filled by the vote of the re-
naming Directors.
The President shall be member OF
the Board of Directors, and the first
directors shall be w. w. Roberts, S.
R. Woodruff. R. j. w. Knott, Jasper
Thigpen, j. C.. Winn, D. R. Weldon,
Lee Barr, T. G. Crump, ]. R. McCart.
ney, A. B. Ives, A. A. Hammond ano
C. G. Pattison.
ARTICLE SIX.
The officers of this corporation shall
be President, 1st President anG
End Vice-President, to be elected
nually by the Board of s.Direct0 :
the first officers shall be A. %
Q ..' A. Hammond, 1st N50
90 i" pattison, End W :,
Stille:'L =" ","Side,Is Var
nfessaga. witt. L.,d z A. Stille as
proper pets~~W: JACOBS as Vice Pres
notices and all legaisbrough as Secret.
served. oei nI oe
ARTICLE SEVEN. selec sSaic
This corporation shall be liqui
at or before the end of its ternAS-l
three commissioners chosen by a "
thirds vote, in amount, Of the stock q
special meeting of the stockhoider'
called for that purpose after tnirt!
days notice by publication in news
paper published in Natchitoches> Paris
: and after thirty days writter--aotlce
mailed to each stockholder. Ins=lthe
case the commissioners elected as aspoV
, shall have all power necessary for tf
liquidation.
J ARTICLE EIGHT.
The following persons are stock
holders. each for the amount set opp(
4 site his name:
NAME RESIDENCE No
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,Wfrsss us Stag eBeauties.
Jnlnc S,nd horror on Skin Eruptions,
t1eo tnes coares coores or Pimples. They don't
'ors To DC For all such troubles nse
,.a;.nr .a;..mr''rnica Salve. 1t glorifes
pi"i'en client for Eczema or Salt
,s sore lips, chapped
heals burns, cuts and
- ,sed for piles. 25c at
z Co.
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" ....egate charge~<-sn..
:" "-press companies charS,
:. $50 for what the parcel post
will charge S3S.2S. The parcel
post rate reduction from the pres
ent express charges is 1857 per
cent.
In order to meet the competi-
tlon better the express companies
will increase their delivery force
nd employ the most modern
de,lIaeH1t. aesr The contest is to be
/ highest :
SAL the express companies
) CT eribeS'@e=ef bbe,y.e= effect their competl-
r FoI must give three
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nyN yTNTY E1TIS
g5Et<5 S.AzA~4iA< :. . S2AAFAS
'sA eAeKAsHg S':.srs Ahs sLApoEA
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STATE .oUIsIANA, PARISH OF RED
RIVER.
l have ex> mined the charter of the
Bank of Marthaville and finding moth
ing therein contrary to law | hereby
approve the same.
Coushatta, La, this Nov. 1912.
w. A. WILKINSON,
District Attorney
District of the State of Louisiana.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy Of
the original charter f d for record and
recorded in book L.. -1or,yape Nov.
26th 1912 -
.. J. HYAMS,
Clerk.
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y Err /:

% into effect January /, at
Lqs time the parcel post be.
>gss Gristtiye.
Saddle y,ei'O'
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NO. Is

Thus done and signed at Marthaville
his the 18th day of November, A. D.,
112.
Attest:
w. E. Barnhill,
A. S. Hogan,
A. B. Ives,
A. A. Hammond,
D. r. Weldon,
D. C. Doyal,
j. l. Winn,
S. R. Woodruff,
S. L. Barr,
Y J. E. SELBY,
Notary Public.
cr.rrr o,,,crANA DApIcu OE PED
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-- HIuSG give Three
= the Interstate Com
lssion. his, it is
nne just after Christ
that the new rates
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This corperssslsaess -.l4h"Begih bII''tT'a.e.s.
on February 1st, 1913, and shall endure
for period of ninety-nine years from
this date.
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THE LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER T. 1913
OFFENDING TROOPS
EVACUATE ZABERV
Viceroy Returns and Towns.
people Believe Trouble
Is Over.

ZABERN, Germany, Dec 6.-Hoadcd
by its energetic commander, Colonel
Won Reuter-, the Ninty-ninth infantry
regiment, whose officers have caused
so much strife between the military and
civil authorities in Alsace, left Ia
bern today. Half Of the men go to
Hagenau, sixteen miles northeast of
Strassburg. In the forest, and the other
half to Bitsch, small fortified town
at the foot of the Vosges noun tains,
in the north Of Alsace.
The viceroy of Alsace- Lorraine,
Count CHARLES Won Wedel, returned to-
day from his conference with the em.
peror, and .Ae AIsntian papers gladly
interpret the fact that he has not re-
tired from office as an indication that
he received from the emperor the nee
essary guarantees that the military
will NOT interfere with civil rules in
Alsace-L Lorraine.
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Skin disorders-except those caused
by parasites-are also blood disorders
Purify the blood and at the same time
you drive out the pimples. Calcium
sulphide. the chief constituent OF
Stuart's Calcium Waters, is the great
est Of blood purifiers and is recon-
mended by all physicians. 1t converts
the poisons in the blood into gases that
the pores can easily eliminate.
Stuart's Calcium Waters will cure tho
most acute case of pimples, brash,
blackhend and livcr.spots in three or
four days.
stuart's Calcium Waters contain
nothing harmful to the system. They
not only purify the blood, but make It
healthy and vigorous, bringing the
glow OF youth TO the cheeks and vigor
and strength to the body You will
never know how glorious It Is to live
until you have u pure, vigorous, abun-
dant blood supply coursing through
your voins. There are not only good
looks, but health and happiness In
every box of Stuart g Calcium Waters,
Stuart $ Calcium Waters arc con-
venient to carry and pleasant to take.
Get 5oc box of your druggist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Group and Cough Remedy

Group Is n terrible disease, il attacks
children so suddenly they are very apt
10 choke unless given the proper rem.
edy a. once There is nothing better
in the world than Dr.. Kings New Die
covery. Lewis Chamberlain, of Man
chester, Ohio, writes about his children: !:
"Sometimes IN severe attacks we were
afraid they would die, but since we
proved what a certain remedy DR..
Kings New Discovery is, We have no
fear. We rely On it for Group, coughs
and colds So can YOU Soc aud sl.6O.
A bottle should be in every home. Sold
By Schramm- ohnsou, Drugs. "The
Never-Substitutors - five (5) good
stores. advertisement
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Don't Wait for
PimpIes to Go
They'll Leave IN q Hurry II You Use
Stuart's Calcium Waters. Tried
and Proved by Thousands

~ "oh, thhsyn hs 60 ' away ny as l grow s old ID
blood when stuart's Calcium Waters
will destroy the eruptions caused by
blood impurities in the course Of few
daysS Why be subjected TO tho an
noyance of pimply face for years and
lose ali the admiration and love that
youth holds dear when the remedy is SO
simpNef Thousands OF people through.
out the country owe the beauty and at
trhctiveness Of their complexion to
Stuart's Calcium Waters. Why not
gain for yourself the blessing theso
have obtained7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
SUFFRAGISTS WILL
SEE WILSON MONDAY
Effort VIII Be Made to Get an Ex-
preston Of Opinion Prom the
Executive.
By international News Service.

by INTERNATIONAL news Service
WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-President
Wilson viii receive the committee of
suffragists who have remained behind
from tho convention on Monday at /
p. IN. The committee will be headed bv
the national board aud viii include one
representative from every state in tho
union. IL VIII endeavor to secure from
the president a statement as to his po-
sition on the woman suffrage question.
Among the members of the president
ial committee are Mrs. Mediil McCor-
mick of Illinois, Miss Laura CLAY OF
Kentucky, Mrs. William Kent OF Cali.
fornia, Mrs. Charles Meredith OF Vir-
ginia, Miss Jeanette Rankin OF Non.
tana, Mrs. Donald Hooker OF Mary
land, Mrs. Frances NJ. Bjorkman OF
Colorado, Miss Ammo Martin OF Nevada
and Mrs. Harriet Taylor OF Ohio.
The suffrage school win open here
Monday also and hold three sessions
daily The teachers for Monday in.
elude DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, Miss
Alice Stone Blackwell, Mrs. Susan
Walker Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary Ware
bennett, Mrs Frances NJ. Bjorkman.
Mrs. Thomas n. Hepburn and Miss En-,
lily Pierson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
JOHNSON EXHORTS
THE PROCRESS|VES
Third Party Organizes in
California, According to
Programme.
NO SURPRISES SPRUNG
Fight Over the Senatorial
Toga Of Perkins Is Yet
to Come.
NO SURPRISES SPRUNG

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec e-Fron
every congressional district of Callfor
MIA the Progressiyes Of the state me-
today In party conference, repudiatet
their one.time affilintion with the M
tional Republican party, cheered theil
leader, Governor Hiram W. Johnson
and entered immediately on tho bust
ness OF q temporary organization.
So much was on the cards and there
was no surprise about it. So far as the
politics OF the state go, the most i'm
portant development of the day was the
governor 8 failure TO make any dec
laration OF his own intentions.
Earlier in the day the word had gone
forth that an important announcement
was to be expected at the close OF the
governor 8 address. Tho nature Of 1t
could not be forecast, but presumably
1t bore on the senatorial situation, as
1t affects tho next candidate Of the
party for governor
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ASKS THE COURT TO
ADVANCE HENRY CASE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Solicitor
General Davis today asked the supreme
court to advance the case of George
Henry, the New York banker, who was
indicted for contempt of congress
when he refused to answer questions
put by the house money trust investi-
eating committee.
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Weekly Health Report.

The health report for last week shows
eeTenty-two cases OF contagious and In
fectious diseases reported consisting OF
oue typhoid fever. two mumps. eight
ecArlet fever, afteen measles. ono whoop-
ing cough, thirty-three chickenpox and
one pneumonia Births totaled nifty
nine. Of which thirty-three were boys
and twenty-siS were girls. Deaths to-
tailed nineteen, OF which ten were males
and nine were females.
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Johnson's Grafton.

liz delivering the Grafton Of the day
Governor Johnson cast aside his notes
and though following closely the argu,
mentation and exposition Of his pre-
pared address, amplified, heightened
and IN passages entirely altered the
phraseology.
There was sharper edge to the per.
sonal illusions, and moro insistent
emphasis on the gravity OF the present
situation, which the governor again
and again called q crisis He quoted
from Lowell 9 lines, beginning: dThen
TO stand with truth is noble" in the
poem entitled 1.-THE Crisis and in
the peroration of one passage he de,
clared: "God s new Messiah has come
TO separate the sheep from the goats
in California
Repeatedly he urged his hearers and
followers TO fight, fight. fight He
spoke of giving and taking blows, OF
the "fanatical desire' sometimes nee.
essary TO carry cause through TO tri.
umph, and the poor rewards reserved
for those whose part in the world s
affairs was that OF cowardiee.
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Strikers Refuse to Submit.

LONDON, Dec. 8.-Many OF the 1900
employees OF tho Great Western railway,
who have been on strike since Wednes-
day, refused today 20 comply with the
terms Of the agreement drawn up YES
terday By the union leaders. at con-
ference With representatives OF tho board
Of trade.
The strike was never sanctioned by tho
union officials.
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Oppose Lifting Embargo.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a resolu-
ton opposing the government lifting
the embargo on the importation OF Euro
peen potatoes was passed today at the
agricultural conference being held here
TO discuss the high cost Of living and
farming conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

HEAR JUDGE RUTHERFORD.
Tabernacle Sunday, 3 O'Clock Free,
(AdvertinomenL)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

BERLIN, Dec. 6-Tho imperial
chancellor, DR.. Won Bethmann.Hol
veg, returned today 10 Berlin after
comforting with the emperor on the
Zabern incidents. he issued n denial
Of a published statement explaining
his unsuccessful appearance in parlia-
ment on Wednesday. The statement
had been attributed to Under Secreta-
~ of State Arnold Wahnschaffe, who
was quoted as saying that the cbancel-
lor was Gill" when he spoke in parlia-
ment, and had therefore forgotten to
mention the emperor's intcrposition
against the military authorities at Ia
bern.
"This was the reason,' according
TO the alleged Wahnschaffe statement,
"for the chancellor S failure to make
clear to the members Of parliament
that the emperor had ordered the army
officers to keep within the law and
had sent Major General Kuehne to Ia
bern to take charge Of the situation. -.
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Fight Over Toga.

Francis J. Heney and Chester Rowel
Of Fresno are both evowed candidates
to succeed Senator Perkins, whose term
expires next year, and who will not be
q candidate for reelection. There has
been feeling that this rivalry ought
to DO composed before It went TO the
primaries, and many leaders who argued
this way, urged Governor johnson as
the strongest man 70 represent the
party nationally.
Opposed TO this group was another,
which argued that johnson was needed
in the state TO hold his party together
and which was determined to run him
for governor again, but when the gov
ernor's set speech ct the convention
was finished and he lowered his voice
to conversational tones, and when
every ear was pricked up to catch the
expected announcement, there came
merely m e1hortation to all Progres-
sives to stand together and fight hard.
$50 far as know, and I believe IL
IS the truth said Meyer IAssner of
Los Angeles, formerly chairman Of the
executive committee OF the late Ro-
publican state central committee, "Gov-
ernor johnson has not indicated to any
living person his ntentions-whether
he win run Tor senator or governor, or
neither.