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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Thursdays Games.
At Washington-lst game p. 4 z.
Cleveland ---.---..- goo 900 600 90 1
Washington $1,000. 600 900 600 II
Batteries Cleveland. Steen and O'Nel:
Washington, Shaw and Ainsmith-
At Washington-2nd game III E
Cleveland 800. 900 900 40 600 o-3 Il
Washington &C.,. 01o 90 600 900 O-5
Called on account Of darkness).
Batteries Cleveland. Norton. HaEerman.
Banding and EEans Washington, Ayers
johnson, and Henry. williams
At Boston RHE
Detroit -.-..--....-..- 900 900 020-2 10 /
Batteries Detroit, Dubuc Reynolds and
Stanage5 AcCreeryi Boston, Collins and Car
riEan. Thomas.
At Philadelphia RHE
Chicago .--.-.-.-.--.- 90 900 oOO-I Z l
Enlladelph1a --------. 01U sol 1906
Batteries; Chicago. Benz, Lathrop and
Schalk; Philadelphia Bender and Schaug.
At New York RHE
St. Louis 80. 600 OO2 90 OO1-5 10
New York --..--.. a00SU1S 900 OOO-4 .
Batteries St Louis. Mitchell, Hamilton
Baumgardner. Hale and Agnew- New York
keatlng- McHale. WARRIOR and Sweeney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
GOVERNOR TO VISIT TUcUMcARL

Santa Fe, n n, Aug. 2S.-Governor
Mcdonald and state engineer James
A. French will leave in a few DAYS
for Tucumcari to confer with the
county road board and county commits
sioners on a number Of road projects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Pot roast 15c per h., at Opitz Mar
ket-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Tomorrow being the last Saturday OF
the month. Herald Carriers viii pre-
sent bills for August Subscriptions.
Subscribers viii please note and be
ready for the boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Auureulys tH1meA
At Cleveland r 4 +
St Paul .. 600 0o1 600 out n n
Cleveland ---...-- 900 900 COL 0OO-I 3. .
Batteries: St Paul. Hail and Glenn Cieve-
land George, shestak and Billings
At Columbus P Il T
Minneapolis ...-...... $50 100 OoO-I y >
Columbus -.-------.-- 1O2 200 OOO-5 /
Batteries Minneapolis, Hogue, GilliEan
ana W smith. Columbus. Scheneberg. CO.
shorn and S. Smith
At Indianapolis RI T
Milwaukee ....-... 600 00o OooO :
indianapolis --.---.... 023 200 O1x-s Il /
batteries: Milwaukee, Young Miller and
ston.
At Louisville Pr
7 Kansas CITY ---.--..---. SO 90 %
-OulsEille --------.---... 103 202 0-8 9
4Cailed on account Of darkness).
batteries: Kansas City, Allison. ReEan
Gala and GeibeI: Louisville Northrup
burns, Davenport and Clemens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS

Where They Play Saturday.
Sacramento at Oakland
Los Angeles at Venice.
san Francisco at Portland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
NEW NOTARTEs APPOINTED.

For a good steak or roast. phone 1856
Opitz et--AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Thwredawsq Guruaa
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUl

7
! Western, Topeka az Sioux CITY and
wichita at Omaha, wet grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Thurednvss Cameo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

erts; Baltimore. suggs, Wilhelm and Rus
sell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

FEDERAL LEAGUE
Ihursday's Games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
FEDERAL

Indianapolis at Kansas City. called end Of
third inning. rain score. Indianapolis 4,
Kansas City 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Game Postponed.
Dallas at Waco: rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

- nee upon a Time there was a I
Captain Of Industry who by dfnt
Of dnirn 0thars hafcra tho-- 90 |
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-30


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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-30
Spanish Peanuts

SpInl~h peanut has Il wonder
uI ability 10 adapt itself to a var
,a,yoT soils, rainfall aud climates.
I'm 1911 M Texas and Oklahoma
many yields of forty bush Is per
acre were madr with forty tive
dav, without a drop ot rain dur
ing the growing season In the
same year ln New Mexico, TWEEN.
IA five bushels per acre were
grown with "a period 81 sixty
DAYS during the growing season
without rain In northwestern
Illinois, the same year a heavy
crop was harvested alter "a
drought of forty days
In 1913, in Oklahoma, on thuu
sand, ol acres, Spanish peanuts
maturrd crops of fifteen bushels
Am arn. during period 81 "gu'y
days with but one rain
The grra, value ut "a" SpmI>u
ppauu, 10 the Southwest l. ~ a
surr Drcd crop Au arr" will
put 500 to 1000 p,nui> gtm on
hogs, the hog, gttn ring l'
crop themselves IL produces a
heavy flow ut milk IN Sucking
Sow~ and a rapid groth of pigs
after wranlng II makes the
most delicious favored meat at
any feed grown. II is one at the
best feeds tor making DAIRY
COWS give hlgh yields u l.
worth NOR" than alfalfa lU lr"d
lauonlng steers, aud i good tor
growing cattle II - a good
sheep feed. II - ON" at tu" best
feeds Tor horses a Id mules doing
hrJNN,~Iuw work. II lurc"~ a
heavy flow of milk IN mares
SuckIng colts and makes rapid
growth and size IN growing dralt
hor,c> aud mules
Under favurab e growing
conditions the Spanish peanut
w.I mature IN ninety days from
planting Waen checked by
drought or other unlavordDio
ruudIuuuS. It may take tom
100 To 10 days from the tune oi
planting to maturity.
Iuy Spanish peanut has Il
NmaDi pod with two smaI nuts III
each pod The stems grow
upwgut, making II easy Il
harvest them for hay The as,
at 'ur plant iS thlcNy clustered
Nllu pods and they cling wcd I,
III" Elnr IN harvesting This /,
a gr"tt advtntage the Spaul>t
peanut + the variety generally
grown Ior making peanut bu ter
Ha.l"d peanuts and peanut ul'
IL is of vital impor tuarn Il
plant seed adapted To- the cll
mat" ol the field, where the ROT
I> 2" De- gruwI Seed grown IL
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-30
Pages Entertain League

Ih" Epwurth League HalloW
cen social held At the home -,
Miss Page, Thursday evening,
was great success. over nity
persons were present. aDuu,
Two thl Dis OF when were mask.
ed, and they presented truly
grut"Nque appearance, with
their ldlNu ldCC~ and luug vhuc
rOOrN Alter the entire com.
pany was assembled lu the
nOuNc, they lUrmcd the witch.
oS procession, aud, lead Dy the
nU,trsS and the Witch, mar.
Cheu out the front way, around
the hOuS,, down a flight ol un
Canuy stairs into Il CaycrnOuS
region OF darkness, where the
spUOks seated themselves on the
llOUr To listen to blood .Curdlug
guU>l stories. In a dim. mys.
tUrlUuS cave, near by, a most
wonderful Witch told the Tor
lures of anxious lads and lasscs.
JIcu came the unmasklng, the
yuuuG men being the first To uu.
MASK, then trying To discover
the identity OF the lady
spuuks. After the nnmasklng.
large bon lire was lighted.
winch threw most brilliant
light ON the lawn, by which the
young folks enjoyed playing
NOmc out OF door games, and at
lurucd hight tor the tables OF eat.
aUlcN Pickles, sandwiches aud
coffee were served 80 com.
/ pletclN was the Witch dis
gusrd, that througuut the entire
evening, no one Was able To
guess who she was
II came as quite II surprise,
when II was discovered that
Mrs Halght was the dispenser
of fortunes, and right we'll she
acted the part Ot the wise ont
woman
Thanks are especially due
Mrs. Boddlngton, Mrs. Beck,
Mrs. Rrggs, Miss Page and Nj
Weld Tor Il most enjoyable even
my, About eleven O'Clock the
company dispersed
George :. Campbell and lamI
~ lett Thursday Tor BuckrSc,
Arizona, they having proved up
ON their claim aud MIR, Campbell
has employment there through
the winter months
The Iall term ul the district
court Of the sixth judicial dis
rricl opened Monday IN Dcmlng
There l. a comparatively hight
criminal calendar To bc dSinsCd
ct and numbrr Of ctvll actions
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-30

George : Campbell and lamr
ly lett Thursday Tor BuckcSc,
Arizona, they having proved up
ON their claim aud Mr.. Campbell
has employment there through
the winter months
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-10-30

Miss Grace GO"prI Wadr hua
fy, year puoI uu her quarter
section tins week.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
Rough Necks" Picket
Rockefeller Offices
on Wall Street

S,w York. May - Silent picket.
inE by ,tsgc-sl-e,c'i men and wumci
who hold John II. Rockefeller and
John y. Rockefeller Irs. responsible
for conditions in the Colorado min"
was was continued today in front It
the STANDARD oil building and cJt.
eide the gates Of tho Rockefeller ss.
state a, posan,irp nils. The YOUNG
~ Eockrrci'a- Hfi ra' ur.. FL" o. v..
fIrcs t0ISr. r,. e'm..H. ~gH .fa Cd.
q cold and not to she demonstrations
his SECRETARY said.
futon sinclair. who firs, conceived
'hci dca oi picketiua Rorsefellcr's Of
flee TO-DAY sent telegram 80 Walter
'anfcrsick. national secretary " tho
Sccielis, party in Chicago. asking
,ha, mourning pickeis' b. placed
before cvcry branch office Of the
Standard oil company in the United
States.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04

SATURDAY. atshs tho stale militia.
with ,sr -ssrPsiaa of sssa's ra.a
. aaa-r Capsaia Bssa. pha v.s- OF
ai-frs 60 rsuarrst srosa louisville 10
%. 0st csr@A Held in ,s@as s~satF.
ssa pishasaaa gFo@ iss strike s@n-
at "siaF4aas
M 'se Gee aaafv.sa.s shp two
days sgs 0eFo SCATTERED .trr isr 90.
iiE- s@athrfs saa nasthrta fields.
nsae fous4iassis thrir places ~ thr
,rusbIsyi s~gtiaa b-iHz 'aEra bf
t-uiiBsi States regulars Tt- last dc
,as htlsssi ~ regulars t. arrive rasns
in SATURDAY sssarn~as ts"m pusi
llsbiason. Nebraska sni sent Ia
isasisSitI-. -h.sa ,b-T met The Haiii+
tia -n'saininE to rrtsra 10 is-ns.fs
Two Piat.pas Of ssyslfy psn, ia's
the aaFihsFa field.
a, i..aissilIs practically .ysrY ci,i.
ssn. iasisfias all the miasrs. 'urar,i
al. L~hiaa q hanf Ia w-tspn. 'h- in
s.usins soldiers IN" crowd shouted
aud .hs-r.s -a,busiasti,ailr ss the
csVaiSy ,rvpps putl'i in sui began
detTaiainss
Prom the sau,heru field. trains
yesterday morning bruuFh. tN'aSha
m-nt after detachment "s suards.
men Th. Denver companies vrn; al
ea,s to their armprirs. where they
dc ;ypsi,oyi their equipment and veui
home The companies from the
northern towns proceeded on ~
their destinations The men frpm
the south came uu, II The Issdinv
district.
\ mlI regiment IT cavalry TearIs
lars is due in Trinidad tonight or to-
MORROW from Fort osIu,huTPe. ga. f.
to reinforce tho trops arissiy her"
under the command Of Major Hul-
brook Of For, iysay-Hvorth. who has
under him Kansas regulars and mon
from For, -. :. Russell. a; Chcy-
kennC.
~ At louisville Saturday ;rUubir was
reported brewing at Froderickss tn"
regulars vrrc uuabI" tn s"n'l men at
once and >. General Chas" ordered
Captain Dnru and twenty ui his mon
there Until the United State soldiers
could g., sct,Ic;T and take possession
of the northern coal camps.
This detachment under Captain
Dorm will he augmented by twenty
more guards from the glenwood
springs company Of 'h" Second in
fantry. after they are relieved at
Freiericss. and will GO 10 Hcutt
county. The sheriff there has re-
ported the situation critical and
asked the governor for assistance.
Captain Dorm formerly was In charge
in Routt county. lie Is an ex5er-
fenced officer. cool and ,actful. and
has the confidence of the citizens.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04

ssan,E. IL ir.ii-. Gaiiae-i'uSbl.. o.
4is-n, 3.
I, was paia,rst ai, tia, the 'eras
,Irlhrsu sha susr.i Toe s:at,-gs ani
Tho ts- atassasrss toss-.1d tho .nsHH
hinstioa .t s~rnsY r-ishs snTrs'<ss
regular s~ssiaa s.ar asas
Tho spaa.~ ~as salirtt ,o pFd a,
1881, ..i.rs ~ i.i-u,rnan, G"s-rr
.or s,sphsa ~ ri,szsra'i. In his sa-
vocation the srna,- chaplain. Rev
i.in wsi-ison. prayed that ''shp asss
at th.t -sssiAsufu s-r consistent eish
ss~ naS~say aAa Rs.psinssr ri sass
Cfrssss.''
tsoit saii s-a~-et s@ass.rs jasSr.
iisi.s. I~it-sfs~ll. .s.s ..i,is .s..i
N.s. a,s5n's s~assSrs isrii-stiri'i
ara Er,nsiss sroea,iF vrF- appaih,-
., t.s,mas.1ss at i's.rssip ana Ereuley
respectively aas arr no. expected to
fsr,iriaa,r in ,hs session.
1hr s.srsnas's cali s"f The sg~riai
seasian vas thea reaJs
Tn. h.p.- vas called ." oFssrr al
,s'is by Chief Clerk u. =. Eubins
,s.ii call shas-d Representative u
". Iirhhsti. J. Ns Caniu and r-srl
Gates assent ftai.-t t.aiiap Of rust.
!. vas selected TEMPORARY SPEAKER j.
~. siai,--Y vas nominated .ar sp-at-
rr by W W Is"van .s ousaF .ountys
" ,h7 lac, uuiausc ,hs Republicans
aui Iruarvssisre decided =. ntsEp
Terrace Marin tl"sr leader ami select.
.i John = iIas,y as shsir candidate
,nF sppahrr. siat,sry v-ss .Hus-u So
speaker bv strict PARTY vote. the
souprlinsrr,ary tp'r Of the E"gJH,i.
cans and Progressive. going to iIastYs
rior Leader Mann. speaking for
the Republicans and rsrsr.ssivc@-
declared that slsr present Situation In
ss-s tIt- demanded serious ."nsiir-
ration and moved 60 cast the entire
vote Of ths h.us- for sia.'srys lie
stated that !, was no time for pDli.
tics and announced that the Enpubliz
Cans and prc1r sssisss would go
down the iine in support Of the state
and IL. Institutions.
Representatives Mrz. ffCncCs =
...e. Mrs. Agnes Riddle and John s.
lia.,s were name, to pscor, siastery
TO tho speakers chair.
George ". Mu.scr. chief Justice of
thcs upreme court. administered tn"
oath. In accepting the osficc sis''cry
said so tho members that they had
met 10 do business and not to 'ais.
Tho governors cali for the special
session was read. Representatives
rinchcr. Rowan and Tai' were APP
pointed To notify tho senate tina. tho
hous. was ready for business. Tic
bousc committee to notify the Cover
nor was composed OF Representative
U~s,S~~~a ~ esxe ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
DISARMAMENT IN WA[SENbuRe
DISTRICT Continues eleventh CAVALRY
DUE TO REACH HERE TOMORROW
Tent Colony Napes Hold Meeting and Organize.
Major Holbrook Clamps Lid on Saloons.
Orders a Eirearm Embargo. Strikers are
Grumbling About Ching Up Arms. Greek.
Want to Fight Someone. Leaders Disputed.

Disarmament Of both factions the industrial
the WalnbuI district within the
the strikers will hare tsrnr their according
uds today that the would Turned
Smith Of the federal BY Wednesday night The initiative
taken Saturday BY the and officials who voluntarily
tsndd The Of the ssd the Rouse and walrn
No steps disarmament have bern iaksa b. army
authorities here bat the arTa the Eleventh cavalry
snrs,d that compliance ~' the proclamation Of the
x Be demanded The oppd disarmament,
end sfumbiinSS heard among tic strikers.
nssias the San Rafael eoorr slaves held ,
which the dtssa,sd the brns colony
three aoas ~rek john Brown SPOKE "ssr" 'T5s
Quick cs. for Asthma" Sore ie eoH!Lu asssiPd th
sann ts
whether than should sleep a Ins
te = nsr,ia.'
Conditions qae pt ereainS
.hsh Holsssps da
II.
The Fudsn Life lssuss1es notified
sh there lie Psle> eoad,
,ioas h~enrs sr-d eoafosn ~h Aws Of the
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
iI-ea l. .N!fL E SIC.MfS

N.~ i"gt. May Gsurrai paa.
sri si.als~ sir'i a, his haus~ shortly
s:ssr r's'rsh tssg -tcrys tr's al.s
~aa at his b~ssiar 8, Iss cad,
strss ~ siss. who bad b~rn -s-
'raassd 'Fua hsF hsssbaHd Toe .a8rs
shaa a quarter al = rsn,lFs. scat 10
shr srarFsts hsasr Fa,u'asy Wh-a
sas ~As iasarmrs b. -ss dStss. zn8
'pas charge "t the arrangements 'af
bis cate Sh- srmsincJ Hrsr III.
Side aaa Watched hY him satii his
death
Tbr flsaI Trsan'iIistian ~as
brpSzh, sbagi lsrsrtY tbs.lzh the
Efforts Of their SON. E;satsH. IL is
understood
Tho s-atf old warrior. ~iJh "ne
iEz sh.' a~sI in battle. his massive
head re.cabIiHz iitss.ars's vas q
picturesque figure as he bpbbl-d
along .n srutrhrs fgsjnE the last
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
srssas. and striker. silI.

.terssass and strikers siiA-
N.i.s~ ssoaa sh- voluntary ssfs.ns
i-r at sasss-'hse~ saas by nin-
tsin-s FasussAf. na ,aFshrs steps 's
-staFy- s-a.ssi aissfssA,aaa. ia
The s,risr aIssFir, has Ssss ,aasa Lf
the ssiiIisrF authorities Ths islrsE
cath ssssirp sruas Fsr, oairshsrps.
GA. is 90 'ss ssf asa vhrs the sds
di,isnst troops establish themselves
h-rr irsn-siias1 rosspiiaaTa pi,h the
proclamation ~ tbs ssgrs.sFg ps ssf
~iii b. a-taaHs-i Tho strikers
hsy- siyon .s siEa ~ giving uP ,h-ir
srspans
iupur,aa, Sss ,hs ar'ias Trsiaf-
Hay ~ Major W y ttalbsa@a. ~ tho
federal 'ru"gs Plssiag an -rahars"
upon tAs i'm -srtaTsa ut arms aah
amnuuI'iaa trta the state Troops
arc ,~iay sstinE a. guards phra a."
s,rihIag miarrz aFu b-iHz raid and
will s.ry- as guards whra The mia
-rs at the ranars ate paid. :" that
there will b. n" necessity Of either
faction In hear tirrsrus Tho order
~ -uitarFn issued by Major iiul.
hrp~s is as fpIl"wss
headquarters Federal Troops.
Trinidad. Colorado. MAY Z. irtt.
To all railroad and cSprsss com
paaics. state "t Colorado
ny authority ~ the secretary "'
War the raabarzp established bf %"
state authorities on the receiving.
sg.sss.e.S Sc ssas ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
PLAN Of MEDIATION GOES
FORWARD; PEACEFUL OUT
COME SEEMS ASSURED

Washington II. e. tlsy THE
Mexican situation in all lie aspects
was arain before the South American
mr,Iiatuys when 'hrt resumed thriF
sessions at the Argentine tpEati.n
,uiay. Thry planned as the frs,
move to 40 together to the state de.
partm.ut for a rrpiy to their rcpu.s,
for The appoin;m"a' uf a dci-ga,"
from the '-pi'rti States with his
maine. II tho spusin;cv had been de-
,c-ninc'i on. The Huerta delegate.
/, vas believed would bc either Iva
run u. cassus. roN On his way here
from Carlsbad. or Zamacuna y. In
clan, former Mexican financial sd-
,iser a, London. and the Carrsuza
delegate. probably Rafael zubaran.
, now hero.
II ~as learned from an au,'i-rita-
live epurca that Carrauza had sent
a further telegram to the mc1iia,nrs.
inuuirinr as to their rcrucs; icT the
oupojntmcrt uf y Carranza delegate.
the c,icn, ut his functions and
whether this would he limited to the
controversy between United States
and uuerta. tcyoni which Catranya
has shown nc signs NJ negotiating.
Their sessions hogan late this
morning. thew having been together
until nearly I a. M. last night.
The mediatins envoys reached the
state department and went into con-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04

half essgrTy at bic 1sssisn, life.
iils y. ,1,.t ..'4..I,.'isE ssisv. So,
taslsst 20 ass '@ss 1sasa in N9-
yass CITY in tss5. Ssehsrs. al sss
aEp al &c. ssashs ,h- wtias as a
nssapcrs, in ttr Sow TsFh trsissAsr
ure. - IS. hr aisPiagrd BE 'iaat1
ing sriri, as s~Fp"ss,isa attorney as
Ssp SsFa. Il vzs be sss s@raFrs'
'sf bis si,F it, Erra, "estrat pasa
s., ihis iJsss. his ssfli,.rY s8fref b.
ssa ss asaiar us the is'h rrEisas s'.
Ns;iDusi Grast. Srs Softs
Isrsatv be was - ysars "js. Nzt"f
sirHias had ssFysi ss srstrssFf II
i-sasiaa a, tassaa Hnisr NiaissTs
jaHsSz tS4staRan te had s.a a state
s-assarsbip 'bfuuzh a bitter ram
raIzH. aui Hs uas seated in ~" tbirs
tY.sjHh CONGRESS as washinz;"as
II ~as st Sbis fjrae that an esras
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04
Members Of Chicago
School Board Jailed
Coatsa,pt Of Court

Chicago. Ill. May i.-Eisht m"in-
bers Of tho Chicasu hoard Of cduta-
ton. nc,N.,ns its president. wore
.en,eno,si today to thirty DAYS in the
county jail for .onicnp, of court for
refusing to obey the order ri Circuit
Judge Fceii rcinsta'ins four members
Of the hoard.
The situation hirEcs IN the dis
p,tc over the retention of Mrs. Ella
t1aSs Young as superintendent OF
schools.
The four rcinstatsJ members vc'-
cd against Mrs. Young. and their
reeignations. signed before they took
office. were accepted by Mayor. iiar-
ri.on. Judge foeil held tina. the res
,enations were void.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-04

wsshinsIas. u. a.. May t=tt,er
a .oatrFras- pilh rs-siaSn, Wiissa
today Majority Lsadsr Underwood
annassns.sl sha, an aErrrn-ns had
l~-n srssh-a io pss, ,hfpash 'hs
s'l.Ysna orua,sssis antitrust Liii. tbs
s-csasiaa in.ps s@s" trade s"sasssis-
.saa bill and bill To regulate sa-
is.sstans- of sa.cf securities ss veil as
a rural credits aa-asasp before cca'
sgssss sa5"lFass
Mt. iasss~@oa ass"anrra that be
ppaia raii a lsrm@Sfa'Ic rsusus 4"
Fs,i.y shr pf"zFsa vhIsh be sr-
ragged vi,h The Tfrsidra. and that
i, ~ss The ajas ~ ,hr I'svsiden' and
hlsasrit a. have spaEfsss sa5naFa by
Iuly T.
The Tr-sisru' vas srsY irsir"as
sf prrsslaE ,b- presidential primary
bIii.' h- said. saI Iba, vas the "'.
iziasi riaa ti, Judge i,a's.r.
chairman "t ,h. s"san,,'ra on rirc.
sIaas. hs. b--h iii and that hss d.
tsF-d tho subi-rs EN- tia, IL ia not
.sw d-tinrn FsTt ps 'hr program
sa, ,h- rrcsiirss is ssIli hopeful uc
nsaF br able to take u uss
= sspryt to ssit sssrus soon to
uniratur to set shc program rs;i-
tied aal vs expect 80 drive II
through tp;b houses ot congress BY
July first
= rtPrs, 10 satI caucus so"u TO
sat~aynr 4. sc, the program rs'i1
tird and sc expect &" itiV- 1t
through bu;a houses as early as iuiy
g."
Nrs Underwood was asked " he
,houabt the program eouia be put
,'hrpush 10th houses as early as July
l.
'Ncs." he replied. =, can and II
We ali ev; together aai plsJ ball.
which vs will
The IIuus. leader said ,ha. the
Mexican situation might. Of course.
a, any time absorb the a'tcniion Of
con zrrss aud Interfere with the pro-
gram. hu, he did not sec any pros
r,-r, II such a development yet.
4 yiapruus attack on the bill to
repeal the tolls exemption clause OF
the Panama canal act was made In
the senate to-day by senator Town
send nf Michigan. lie declared the
pa assasc Of tho repeal bill would
moan voting tho United States
guilty Of pcriijr ami dishonor' in
its original decision to- exempt Amer
lean ships. lie characterized as
'',owardicc'' the attitude OF those
who favored the repeal because for
.ign nations had challenged the
rich, OF tho United states 10 exempt
its cnas,vis. shipping from tolls.
Senator Townsend said the request
for the repeal had been Ioi, shroud-
cd In mystery.
II am sorry" he said. that sena-
tors who wish TO do their duty arc
compelled to enter the field OF
spcculation. in which grow luxur-