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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
AMENDED
TWO important Amendments to Trade
Commission eiII-LesisIstion
Ready Monday.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July 10
Determined to perfect the administra.
ton antitrust bills by Monday. II pos.
slble, the Senate judiciary and inter
state commerce committees labored
today long and earnestly. Tomorrow
they viii keep at il, the Senate hav-
ing adjourned until Monday to give
ample opportunity for the work
The Interstate commerce commit
tee succeeded in perfecting the inter.
state trade commission bill already
before the Senate. adding two import
ant amendments and determining nor
10 amend the much questioned section
hNe. IN which unfair competition Is de
clared unlawful. The amendments TO
Ihe commission bill agreed to by the
committee provide:
That no order OF the proposed trade
commission for or against a corpora
ZION snail be used as evidence in any
subsequent prosecution brought
AGAINST corporation under the Sher-
man law.
That nothing in the act to create
me trade commission shall be con
strued as amending the sherman ac-
nor in any way affecting the proyfs.
ions Of the act as II stands on the
statute books
Clayton Bill Considered.
Ihe Clayton bill as II passed ne
mouse was considered all day by the
judiciary committee. most of the dis
cussion bearing on the sections re-
latlhg 70 interlocking directorates
ana holding companies. The commit.
zee hopes 70 have It's report on this
bill ready for Monday also.
Many tentative changes have been
made IN phraseologv OF the bill i'm
some cases the committee HAVING mar.
IoWed the meaning where they
Ihought u too broad in the original
measure
When the committee adjourned for
lhe day u had underconsideration the
sections relating 20 latior unions ana
some changes are likely though moth.
ing definite was accepted tbday
considerable sentiment I'm favor 81
consolidating the three antitrust biIIs
p ueNtlopinE in the senate and some
senators said today that THE ,ni.L,
Do done when the measures reacbed
the senate floor next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
EXPLOSION.
Follows Fire in PhiIadelphia Store
Iniuredmoam ms 81 siooon s

PHILADELPHIA. July To- score
OF persons were injured today In an
explosion of gas tanks which fol-
lowed a fire in the four story build
ing at sos SAMSON street, occupied
by wholesale jewelry firms. One
man was so badly hurt he may die.
The explosion could be heard for
blocks. The windows in buildings
nearby were shattered, and much
alarm was occasioned among those
away.
The damage done TO the building
and TO adjacent property, will not
exceed $4,000, II Is thought. But
gold and diamonds are missing from
jewelers. quarters In the building
and thousands of dollars worth OF
these are believed to be scattered in
the debris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
FORMER MEXICAN CABINET
OFFICER HAS PIPE DREAM
ACCUSES UNITED STATES OF
CONSPIRACY TO AC-
QUIRE MEXICO.
Is Not Leaving Because Fears
Rebels Whose Coming TO Capital
He Says Is Inevitable.

VERA CRUZ. Mex. July lO-oue.
rido Moheno. former minister of COM
merce and labor. before departing TO-
day on board the Espagne. for Cuba
and the United States. virulently criti.
oised the policy OF the United States
towards Mexico. AS he sat in the for.
ward salon OF the French liner. Senior
Moheno looked through a portfolio TO.
ward the American flag flying in Vera
cruz. and shook his fist in rage.
lie insisted that he was in a posi.
tlon 10 produce proofs that there ex.
lsted secret platform" of the Pro.
tIessiVe party I'm the United States. OF
which Col Theodore Roosevelt was
cognizant. and i'm which ne concurred
LOOKING To the disruption OF Mexico
Sand the acquisition ultimately by the
united States of all the tcrritorv r..
tween the Rio Grande and Panama
And not only we're the leaders Of
.ne Progressive party pledged to this
Polcy. ne added. but politicians Of
both the Republican and Democratic
paIties mad promised their secret sup
When asked II he was going ashore
pied: IT,
Predicts Rebel Success
Going ashore: no not l. IL il NOT
a pleasant spectacle for any patriotic
AtNisan. However. do not think / am
tIIald 10 ! do not fear the AmerL
ns, n0T 90 fear my own people.
] left President Huorta's cabinet he.
cause 7 was asked TO-" Continued g.,
or Moheno. "Hucrta did not give mo
reason. I am not running away h..
CEuse ] fear the rebels when thov rgt
there. and their coming b. incvitabls :
travelling on the same boat az the
eNminister were General Ioapuin
Mas, and Colonel Mario Mas 90
tives OF Huerta. and their famiIiee
me only apparent reason for fbe
Hight Of the Mas brothers vas ~
escape from the capitol before its FAN
the ineyitability OF which they also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
CLOUDBURST AT SCRANTON
CAUSES UNTOLD DAMAGE
RESOLUTE
Completely outssiis Her Two Rival.
IN Yacht Race ard Wins By Large
hsrsin-0eflanee Quits.

NEWPORT r /. July i0-ln typ
ioal Sandy Hook cup racing condi-
tons. long greasy roll and faint
airs. the Resoluie 80 eompekly out
sailed her rivals today thAt she led
the Vaniiie , miles and the Defiance
four and a half miles al the finish
OF their 80 mile contest The DE
nance was 90 far behind that she
quit racing as the Nanitie crossed
the line. although the committee
waited a few minutes for her to re-
consider.
The Resoluie's marlin in elapsed
time over the Nanitie MAS 81 minutes
and Fl seconds which her time allow
ance increased 20 80 minutes and 7
seconds In corrected time The rae.
vas the second OF the trials and the
hrst under the direction Of the New
\ ORR Yacht club. The course gave
the boats a ten mile beat TO wind.
ward and two reaches OF the same
distance. The breeze Vas never
stronger than four knots and thu
Resolute after a bad start went 10
the front and steadily increased her
lead 10 the finish.
row when h il hoped that strong
winds VIII prevail.
The contest was an excellent test
OF the yachts in the very lightest
weather possible for a finish inside
the six hour time lint
Summaryi
Second trial race. on Newport by New
York Yacht club, course 80 miles. tri-
angular. start 1 2:3O. Wind south three
miles at start. four miles at finish.
Weather cloudy. Sea rolling Tide ebb.
Yacht start Finish Time Time
Resolute i2:3i.22 $3.50 30 b.25 .0S B2s:ss
Nanttte .i2;3O.33 5.2s.O2 b.b6.2s B.56:2g
Dcnnace. IL 80 rs Did not finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
LEGAL TANGLE
DeVeiopes From Action OF w. Va.
In Preventing the Gathering
Up Of Empties.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Md. July 1O-The
local ries-Cumberland and
Westernport have been stopped by
me authorities OF Mineral county. W.
Va. in their efforts to collect "emp-
Ties at Piedmont. Fearing the
signs on their wagons might be con-
strued as a violation OF the Yost law
these were covered over when the
wagons were sent over TO collect
me empty kegs and cases Western
port ana Piedmont are twin towns
on opposite sides 1.-THE Potomac
river The drivers were stopped and
Told that according TO Instructions
from Commissioner Fred O. Blue the
emPtfes could not be legally collect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
"SOME CLOTHES"
we" Fashions For Fall and Winter
Are to BE Form Fitting
Oh, Gracious.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. July 10
american men who profess to follow
fashions DEGREES will wear suits Of
the English or form fitting models this
fall and winter. according TO the stan.
cards approved today at the opening
session OF the National Association OF
Manufacturing Clothiers Designers
convention. The opinions of ali the
defeEates was unanimous in approy-
ing OF the form hitting styles and their
DEGREES are accepted without oues-
ton by most OF the leading clothing
manufacturers.
Overcoats will have the French
back" and be of the doublebrested.
button through variety. The Raj.
macaan, so popular last season, was
also approved and with slight mod.
iication will again be much worn this
fall.
Coats are TO be singlebreasted. cut
in very snugly at the waist line and
just a trife shorter than last season
with soft roll lapels and three buttons.
Trousers are TO be shapely and OF
medium width
Several delegates were OF tha
opinion that the popularity of the
new dances was responsible for the
demand for form fitting clothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
FlENDS MAKE DESPERATE ATTEMPT
TO WRECK FAIRMONTS WATER SYSTEM
WEAK VALVE IN BIG PUMP
ONLY THING THAT PRE-
VENTED ITS EXECUTION.
Detectives Summoned and Now at
Work-Repairs Completed Last
Evening-Arrests Expected.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
fNlhmoNT, w. Va, July TO-
HSht now on by certain die.
Sruntled citizens, the leaders r.
ing those who were -en,oved fron,
SIV oniees when the -commissiop
FORM OF government became effer'
i've Is said to be the cause for
sUempt to wreck the city
water system, made sometbino
Thursday night. So far the fsets
developed are noS sufficient 80
warrant any direct action. btIt de.
euNes working OIL the case are
gsnerin9 evidence tendinu 20
POINT IN a certain direction. a "a,
us detective agency is sendino
opeIstlVes here to investioate
what the city officials eiain, s,,e'
dastsrdly attempt 20 vvrenL 49,
CITY water plant TO place Eairron.
a. tne mercy Of a water famine ~
IRE TOR many days 20 come IueL
Wy the plot failed in its eseeu,inn
Dut not until the system had been
damaged TO the extent OF many
.unoteos OF dollars and placed
tne city In danger Of fire aI dav
-. ne theOry OF the officials is cor.
.eCt tne same cowardly shirt that
prompted n culprit to wreck a nss.
senger train In order TO "Ret e,ic,,.,
WIN q conductor who had nut him IN
I oIIletlIne IN the past. Is in evidence
ntTe. had not WEAKNESS deveIoncd
IN = certain part OF the huge nnmn
at me water station the big marbins
', would nave been blown to atoms and
,.e ives OF the pump engineers dc.
Closed Reservoir Gates
~ the reservoir on Log Cabin Uiu
iNenty'inch gate is maintained M !
point where the large mains from tbc
Pump station enter the reservoir
sometime during the night this gste
vas closed with large wrenches nv
someone unknown at this time Al :
~ CLOCK this morning when the prmps
-, lhe station on Valley River were
started the great pressure OF water
AGAINST the closed gates bursfed n o,d
uePtroyed section after section OF tbo
main. When the backward pressure
amounting 10 coo pounds 10 a.
square inch reached the pump station
p weak valve on the pump I'm action
gave way and had not this happcned
The pump would have been blown IN
atoms and its engineer Killed or
wounded. Commissioner Smit6 in
charge Of the water system wsH ~
tined early and after calling up a.
tective agency 10 send Sc best men
here he went 10 the scene Of fbe
crime and soon had repair men at
work
~ $50 this evening water was
again being pumped into the reservoir
ana danger from Ere which h0vored
ever the city all day was loeaoned
by tomorrow morning az daylight n
normal supply will be- In the reservoir
Moichmen armed with guns were
placed along the main and at the res.
'rtoir Prosecuting Attorney Morris
End his assistants spent the dav al
the scene Of the crime and arrests
may follow the arriva' Of the detect.
ives here. Footprints a. the cate
were found by those who arrived
there trst. These were measured
carefully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
FATALLY INJURED
Motoreyelist and Auto Collide and For
mer So Badly Injured He
Cannot Recover

MEhlDEN. Conn. July -1oseph
4. Starr. Of Wilmington Def -
probably fatally injured here late 10.
CAV when his motorcycle was In col
lsinn with an automobile driven bv
timpcrciCO Merit % New BRITAIN
starr r. IN n local hospital. uncon.
.cious. with fractured SKULL broten
leE and other injuries
Tie vas one ~ a party OF seven
pound from Wilmington 90 Spring
field. Mass. and was enrodiny ~ -.
Incline ln advance ~ the Others T5c
automobile and motorcycle came 10.
gei her a. right angles M tho inter.
section NJ two roads The view of
each icing hidden from tho Other Nv
= chu STAIRS father vas notified
ana D. coming from Wilmington.
zen was held under 50 600 nond 20
A"aN the result Of an Investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
MRS. CARAVAN
ARRAIGNED
BY AGREEMENT OF COUNSEL
HEARING GOES OVER TO
LATER DATE.
Woman's Lawyer Granted Permis-
sion TO Examine States I'm
portant Witness.

MfNEOLA. n. Y, July fO.-ft will
De eleven days at least before Mrn
Florence Conklin Carman. accused OF
the murder Of Mrs. Louise Bailey. can
nope 70 ieav. the Nassau county jail
mere according TO an agreement
reached late to-day between her coun-
sel. George NJ. Levy and District AZ.
torpey Louis J. Smith. Mrs. Carrnan' :
examination before justice OF the
peace; set for Monday. when she
would 20 free. she had hoped. because
OF lack of evidence against her, has
been deferred until July n. The
change was asked for by the prosecu.
tor with two ends IN view-that he
might present the case before a grand
jury and also have move time to seek
corroborative and stronger evidence
Mr.. Smith said he would 20 before
the grand jury next Tuesday.
VIII Examine 6ardes.
Mrs. Carman's counsel consented 10
the postponement Of the examination
under his stipulation. agreed to by the
aisuriet attorney, that Mr.. Levy should
have the privileges of examining FL
wood T. Bardes. witness for the pros
ecution- IL was chiefly upon the ties.
timony OF Bardes, who a. held as a
material witness. that the warrant
for Mrs. Carman's arrest is based.
Bardes was passing the CarInan home
AZ the time a revolver was thrust
through window or the physlcianS
oflce. he testified. and he saw a wo-
man walking away from the window
after the shot sounded that killed
Mrs. Bailey, a patient In the office.
An examination of DIR. Carmans rec
crds to show what patients visited
him on June 30. the night OF the muir.
der. was begun to-day. District Attor-
ney Smith said tonight. but ID was in.
corrupted by DR.. Carrnan himself. the
physician, according TO the prosecu-
tor. putting stop to IL. although he
had previously consented to this line
OF inquiry.
Unfair Advantage.
DIR. Carman came here from his
home In Freeport to-day and visited
his wife in jail, bringing her flowers.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Levy.
and a long conference was held prior
10 the announcement OF the agreement
with the district attorney.
The district attorney was informed
here tonight that during DR. Car.
mans absence from home to-day de-
tectives made search OF the physi-
clan $ house. They failed to find the
revolver for which they were looking.
They sought for the weapon with the
aid OF strong magnet which they
thrust between the various outer and
inner walls Of the buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
UNFINISHED BUILDINGS ARE
WRECKED BY SEVERE STORM

,HARIilSBl re- Pa. July 1O.-scver.
~ unfinished buildings were wrecked
by q storm in This city TONIGHT and
trolley service was interrupted over
lI0N persons attending n picnic AZ n
suburban park we're preyentod fror,
getting homo bv tho breaking Of me
trolley wires Lightning caused sev.
cral fires IN the county.
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ed. The company offices IN this city
then instructed their Westernport
agents TO hire draymen to 20 over
into West Virginia and collect the
empty packages. The draymen had
under the ruling OF Commissioner
Blue, the customers who ordered and
received the liquors from out OF the
state were compelled TO return tho
empty packages TO the railway de-
pots themselves. The complaint ~
being made by the breweries located
outside OF West Virginia that the
rulings being filed by Commissioner
Blue who Is in charge OF the en-
forcement OF the law TO meet cases
like these are beyond the limit or
the requirements OF the law and are
In violation OF the laws affecting in
terstate commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
100000 RELIEF
For Salem Fire Sufferers Voted by
Congress When House Accepts
Senate Amendment

WASHINGTON. July 10 Congress
todat appropriated 500. 900 for the
relief OF rufferers from the salem.
Mass. fire. The house in spite Of
VIGOROUS opposition led by Chairman
Ill1EeIald' OF the appropriations
,ommittee accepted by n vote OF 16I
70 50 senate Amendment 10 the ann.
Dry civil Dill 20 provide the money
Inc president has urged tho an
preparation In a special message ana
ne Masfachusetts delegation had
been pressing for action for a week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
New Jersey Tennis Clubs President Insist,
ed Club go to Church." and 1t Did

NoRIHERN New Jersey doing great work in GO TO
- CHURCH movement.
Thrseven churches from RdgeHed to Chester IN that
state eoaborated plan the azybones TO worship
on the Sabbath Pastor Cooper OF the
church broke all records the result GO TO
CHURCH campaign Tie prepared especially an
peaed TO the people in his section where he plays sum
er days and where he greatly liked despite thar the
members OF the tennis club generally 10 church when
somebody geSmarred somebody's christened
O course Mr. Cooper doesn't play Sunday Bur his
congregation composed mostly OF commuters and SUNDAY H
their only day Of recreation They just got 10 pIav
tennis then The received help an unexpected
source Jack Young big Scohman president Of the TENN,
club and director Of the choral society delivered himself
thus: '
AS PRESIDENT OF The TENNIS CLUB AND pIRecroe or
TIE CHORAL SOCIETY," CALL TO no
AND SHAVED EARLY NEXT SABBATH. N gAet1
OF sHoNELlNe COAL, CUTTING WOOD. PATCHING up IEn
HOUSES OR PLAYING ON THE SABBATH DAY SHOULD AaAn
DON THESE EFFORTS THIS BROTHER COOPER ts TOO
GOOD TENNIS PLAYER TO LACK SUPPORT IN ANY sIcg
MOVEMENT As THIS. TIE TENNIS THE CHORAL
SOCIETY WILL BE THERE FRONT pEws AND wITs
BOILED SHIRTS ON NEXT SUNDAY. RESIGN"
There was a great turnout The church was crowded
More Jack foungs wanted DO helping This
great movement ''5 WIS
GO TO CHURCH Sunday,
GO TO CHURCH every Sunday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
LABORER KILLED

Spe-lal nlenatch % the futaiItrencer
STEUBENVILLE. o.. Iuiv 10
Frank Sarino. aged a. n Iaborer at
the LaBelle Iron Works returning
IIfn work was killed by n Cleveland
prh Pittsburgh shifting engine tbis
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
THE wEArHER

WASHINGTON. Jaiv io.-ror.e..t.
West Virginia. western PennavIvanf.
and ohio-ooneraliy fair saturday suI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-15
chicken AND BREAD
FUND TOTALS S250
ELKS RAISING MONEY TO
GIVE POOR A CHRIST
MAS.
SHARES COST 81 EACH
Expect to Have a Fund of $50
Before Deccm-
Der 25.

A large imitation thermometer
hanging IN the hall of the Ellls' club
registers daily the rise in the Chicken
and Bread Fund, a Corporation" 4"
Yesterday it read $3.50. Leroy Bern
rock, chairman Of the fund, an
nOunced that the Corporation" would
be satisfied with no less than cap
italization of $3.50. This will furnish
a basket fun of good things TO eat to
each OF 800 families on Christmas
day
The shares i'm the corporation cost
one dollar apiece. Each Elk In the
local lodge has subscribed at least
that amount, and some have given as
much as s25. Ihe deal is open TO all,
members and non-members alike,
who wish TO get into a paying deal.
Those who wish TO make h poor fam
ily or more. happy on Christmas,
are invited to join. Mr.. Bernbrock
announced yesterday that a few ladies
We're members of the firm.
ION Christmas eve we will line mp
fifteen or twenty automobiles and
begin distributing the dinners" said
Mr. Bernbrock yesterday. 1T win
keep a dozen OF us busy all day max
ing the distributions. We will get our
list Of poor folk from the humane
agent, the salvation Army and tho
Mission of Redeeming Love"
Each basket Will contain chicken
enough for the individual family for
which It is designed, with potatoes,
bread, cranberries and all that goes
to make a real Christmas feed. Those
desiring to contributor, AZ Ben
brock chooses to term II, Join the
firm, may do so by calling at that
gentleman's office in the Drew build
ing any time before Christmas eve.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-15
Rennrt Mnch Suffering

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 14.-Rclief
from the extreme temperatures which
have prevailed for several days in
Missouri Kansas, oklahoma, Ne
braska, Iowa and Texas was expected
by the local government weather OBJ
server tonight. Record temperatures
have been recorded at number OF
places and much suffering resulted
Numbers of persons have been frost
bitten and at Leavenworth, Kan,
Riley Cridonwez. n laborer, was found
dying from the cold in the hut in
which he lived.
Temperatures ranged from 1G de-
grees below zero in northern Missouri
and southern Iowa to 90 degrees
above in the gulf region. with tenn
peratures of II and 1S degrees. Fort
Worth and Dallas, Texas, reported the
coolest weather in 10 years. Shreve-
port, La. with temperature of IS
degrees above zero also reported n
record. At Atchison, Kan, the tenn
peraturc was below.
Charitable organizations through
this section have experienced heavy
demands on their resources. In many
of the districts churches and school
buildings were thrown open for the
homeless tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-15
FIRST COLD WAVE IS
sweeping EASTWARD
ENTIRE WEST AND SOUTH
IN GRIP or TERRIFIC
COLD.
RELIEF COMES TODAY
Much Suffering Caused in the
Cities by the Zero
Weather.

THlCAGO, Dee. 14,-The first cold
~ wave of the year to strike the
middle west probably will have
passed by tomorrow night, according
TO the United States weather bureau,
which tonight reported rising tenn
peratures in the extreme northern
states. The cold was passing to the
east, It was reported.
With 10 degrees below zero at
Charles city, Iowa, tonight, tempera-
lures were recorded ranging from
that point TO degrees below In this
city and severe frost as far south
as Corpus Christi, Texas. Tempera-
lures Of 16 and IS degrees below re-
ported in Montana, Minnesota and
North and South Dakota during tho
early day had risen several degrees by
night.
The cold struck this city with dark
ness sunday night and my midnight
the thermometer was near zero. II
became but little warmer during th0
day. The official thermometer. which
registered below at o'clock in tho
morning, recorded only above at
noon.
Extreme cases OF suffering in tho
tenement districts were reported by
the police and by charity agents In
vestigators visiting the home Of Mike
Ntntreco, an applicant for aid, found
five children with no shoes. The old %
est was ~, and it was reported mono
had ben able to leave the shelter of
their rooms since early in winter, ow-
ing to their lack of footwear
The police gave first aid to a score
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-15
ENGINE CAB IS NO
real SUMNER RESORT
SOME OF THE DIsCOMFOKTS OF
KiILROADING IN TIE
ROCKIES.

CHICAGO. Dec. l4.-Discomforts
and perlls of railroading in the Ca
madam Rockies were described by wit
nesses at today's arbitration hearing
Of the wage demands of enginemen
on 9S western railroads.
W. J. Armstrong. who runs a pas
senger engine between Revelsroke and
Kamloopt In British Columbia. told
OF snowslides that came down noun
tain sides. tipped his engine over and
buried him In huge drifts 4 5 feet deep.
In 1910 sixty members Of snow plow
crew perished In a slide Of snow and
gravel In this dtslrtc. he said.
He said he considered his average
earnings of $3.50 month very poor
pay. considering conditions and the
service he rendered the company.
w. l.. Park. an arbitrator for the
railways, suggested that Armstrong 8
run must be pleasant In summer. as
II was close TO the Canadian national
park.