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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Berlin, Jan. n cvia wireless 10
London, sos p. m.J-The following
oiilcial statement was issued at the
war office today:
N The western iheater Of war only
artillery Gnels took place yesterday
between the coast and the Lys.
trenches at Notre Dame de I.orette
winch We occupied on the day before
yesterday were lost again today.
Northeast OF Arras, the Frencb ra-
peatedly attacked both sides OF the
nigh road from Arras to Lille. bur
were repulsed. Southwest Of Berry
Au-Isac we took two trenches from
The French and kept them. notwith-
standing their fierce counter-attaekg
french attacks on our positions
south of st. Mihiei were repulsed
Northwest Of Pont-a- Mousson we sue
ceeded In recapturing the positions we
evacuated three days ago. In that vi
ciniiy our troops captured four can
non and several prisoners Fighting
stiil continues for the remainder of
the lost trenches.
IN the Nosges, northwest Of Semi
HEINZ . battle Is still proceeding.
IN East Prussia the situation re-
mains the same An unimportant en-
sagement 20 the east OF Lipno ended
faVorably for us. one hundred pris-
oners remained ln our hands"
In the region west of the Vistu1a.
10 the northeast of Borzimow, our at
lacks are progressing. A Russian at
tack west OF Lopuszno, which lies
10 the southwest Of Komskic, was re-
pulsed.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
HIGH PRICE OF
WHEAT D|sTuRBs
UNCLE SAMUEL
Attorney General Sees Plenty
of Reasons for Advance, but
Fears There May Be An
other,
lsr sorsss ,ouss.l sssei.. ls.sss war,


Washington. Jan. 21.-Chicaeo and
minneapolis VIII be the centers of the
governments Investigation to learn II
prices on wheat and flour are artffi
claliy nigh, II was learned tonight.
Attorney General Gregory expects
10 learn, among other things. how
much wheat was in the hands of
farmers IN elevators and as flour, In
possession of millers, in the last two
years, and whether at present a pool
exists to control prices on these COM
modities. preliminary statement is
sued BY the department of COM
merce today showed that five times
as much "breadstuffs.e including
practically all staple grams. were ex-
ported In December as In the same
month year ago. Wheat exports in
creased five fold, corn six fold and
flour slxty-eieht per cent Fresh beef
shipments abroad were twelve times
the total for December. 1913.
In connection with the present in
vestigation, il became known tonight
that the department recently looked
INTO complaints BY members of con-
gress from the northwest that the
Minneapolis board of trade has an
with the millers which
works 10 the disadvantage of wheat
raiseFs. According to information
available tonight the investigation
failed TO disclose any such connec-
ton
A resolution recently adopted in
Chicago by the National Association !
Of Retail Grocers was received by the |
department today II recites that the |
i9i4 wheat crop was the largest in /
history and asks an Investigation as |
to whether any advance in prices is |
necessary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
PROOF OF A GREAT
KIDNEY MEDICINE

Several years ago | was taken vio-
lently Ill, My trouble began with a
pain In my stomach. so severe that II
seemed as II knives were cutting me.
was treated BY two of the best physi-
clans in the country, and consulted
another None of them suspected
that the cause Of my trouble was kid
ney disease. They all told me that |
had cancer of the stomach, and would
die, | grew so weak that | could not
walk any more than a child a month
old, and / only weighed sixty pounds.
One day my brother saw In the paper
your advertisement of swamp Root,
the great kidney remedy He bought
me bottle and | took it. They could
see "a change in me so they obtained
more, and | took In all thirty bottles
or swamp Root That may seem a
great deal. bat l spent more than the
cost OF thirty bottles of swamp Root
Tor Doctors medicine, and 1t did not
DO me particle of good. was so
weak and run down that it took con-
siderable to build me up again. /
am well now, thanks TO DR.. Kilmer's
swamp Root. and weigh las pounds,
ana am keeping house for my hus-
band and brother on a farm.
Gratefully yours,
HhkIRlDE WARMER SCOTT,
900 Iowa St, Vinton, Iowa.
state OF Iowa. Benton County, SIS.
personally appeared before me
Notary Public III and for aforesaid |
eouh'y and State. Gertrude Warner !
scott who subscribed to the above as |
a . true statement Of her case. Due at |
ihtoh' Iowa, July 18th. A. D.. 1909. |
+. II. cOLCoRD.
H. "a Notary Public.
Z" ''a TOT Benton County, Iowa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
Many ReCoveries
From Lung Trouble

hckmaas Alternative has restored to
ne"ith many sufferers from lung trouble.
head what it did in this case:-
"c., Wilmington, Del
oehiemen:-In January. 1908, WINS
' .ahen with hemorrhages Of the lungs My
p"ys'eians leading practitioner. said That
" WAS lung trouble. l got very weak. c. A.
nppineoti, Of Lippincott's Department
store Wilmington. Del, recommended Eek
,''ahs Alternative that had done great good
: nesan taking II at ence continued faith
iuiiy' using no other remedy, and finally
noticed the clearing Of tIre lungs. now
nave no trouble with my lungs. / firmly he
,iese Eesman's Alternative saved my life"
tAbbreviatedl
fAffidavip JAS. sorIREs.
Eekman's Alternative is most efficacious
n BRONCHIAL eatarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and upbuildng the system.
Contains ne harmful or habit forming
lruss. Accept no substitutes Small size. 81;
regular size, 50. Sold by leading druggists
Write for booklet Of recoveries
Eekman's Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
COULD WILLING
FOR OTHERS To
CARRY BURDEN


Nfw York ism - George ).
Gould chairman of the Missouri Pa
cific Hallway COMPANY. iesued =
statement after todays meeting ~
the ieard In which Dc said that he
personally would be- pleased 90 have
the stockholders 81 the road elect to
the directorate any ~ HE represen-
iatltes ~ the financial interests which
yesterday issued caHi FOR proxies
Tor the annual meainR
= shall be glad said Mr. Gould.
10 have these gentlemen assume re-
EpOnsibiiltles which mv family and
myself hate carried Tor 20 many
years Win the money which three
Of the largest trust companies aud
two Of the greatest banking houses
can provide. the Missouri Pacific
should not have any trouble IN pay
Ing its {z5,000.g9o Of notes due next
june
4 am particularly gratlfled with
the committees approval 81 MI
Bpsh'a operation OF the property. /
felt when ! selected him four years
ago In the face ~ bitter proposition.
that time would Justify ny choice"
Tho interests referred 10 by Mr..
Gould include the Guaranty Trust
company, Bankers Trust company.
Central Trust company, Kuhn, Loeb
q Co. and Kiddcf, Peabody e. Co.
~ Boston. Thcge lnanciers have stat
cd, however That Ia their Judgment
an extension ~ the notes expiring
next June is adlYsable,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
KAISER RELIEVES
WAR MINISTER
At HIS REQUEST
+ aIkenhayO Becomes General
of Infantry and Won Hohen-
born Succeeds to Head Of
Army.

Berlin, Jan. II (via London. Sc
y. Tile official Norddeutsche Al
legcinc zcitung today announced that
Lieut. Gen. Erich Won Falkenhayn,
who Is now chief OF the German gen
eral staff, has resigned his office as
minister of war. Emperor William.
en- accepting von Falkenhayns resg-
nation. appointed him general Of
infantry
MAJ Gen wild Won Hohenborn. ac-
eofding 10 the announcement has
been appointed TO succeed GEN. Won
Falkenhayn az minister OF war.
The emperor, Ia relieving Infantry
1eneral Won Falkenhayn. az his own
request, Of the office OF minister OF
war sent him the following order:
agree with your reasons regard
ing the appointment of a new war
minister, and relieve you, according
70 your wish. from the office Of min
lister Of state and war
MY hearty acknowledgment OF
your excellent services in this im-
portant post will express by leaving
YOU IN your office OF chief OF general
staff of the field army ard appointing
sou q general Of Infantry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
MEXICO CITY IN
NO DANGER FROM
CARRANZA MEN
Provisional President Cara
Declares Force Is Sufficient
to Protect National Cap
itaI Fully,

4 ~ soHhiho JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wisa1
Mexico City. Jan. 10 (via Ell Paso.
Tex, Jan. 21.)-In an Interview gwen
to the Associated Press tonight, Gen.
Rogue Gonzales Cara, provisional
president of Mexico. said that a ma
jority of the officials OF the various
departments Of the government were
4 continuing their duties. lie said:
The garrison of Mexico City Is suf-
ficient to repel any attack without
endangeritg lives or interests of ats
Inhabitants. / have made known to
congress that my appointment by the
sovereign convention as president
places me in charge of the executive
power Of the nation.
SO far / have received no visit
from the confidential agent Of Presi-
dent Wilson, but wish to declare my
cordial attitude toward him. In this
the conventions ideals are identical
are those of the Mexican people. In
whom there will be found sympa-
thetie echo to the iIlustrious President
Wilson and the great North American
people"
The Carranza forces are at such a
distance 10 afford no immediate fear
of an attack on Torreon. a strategioal
point, and for that reason the general
offices OF the railroad are to be To-
Gated there.
1t IS confirmed that Monterey has
been taken Icy the convention forces
under General Angeles.
Gen. Gonzales CARA has issued I
decree regarding the establishment
of public tranquility which caused
martial law. This called for the
death penalty for such offenses as
robbery. counterfeiting, writing bogus
telegraph dispatches. assaulting WON
en-. attempting bodily harm against
members of the convention or even
alarming news.
The city is uniaf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
POPE GRIEVES OVER
lNHUMANITY OF WAR

Rome. Jan. 81 fs,l0 y. m.)-Cardi-
nal Sasparri, papai secretary Of state
~ direction Of Pope Benedict, todav
sent to Father Joseph 4. Roche Of
Chicago, the following letter express
slNe OF the feelings of the pontiff:
The father ef the faithful. the
supreme head and benefaotor OF hui
lhanity, the pope deplores tho calam-
tues Of this horrible war Being un-
able immediately 20 extinguish the
IRE which devours these blinded
brothers, he feels in his heart all the
sorrows OF the orphans. widows ana
mothers Of desalate families and
hears their groansp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Multl-milllonalrc chairman OF the
board Of directors Of the marlborough
Rapid Transit company which ope-
rates the elevated aud subway sys-
tens ~ New York photographed
while 30 the witness chair AT The corr
oners inquest into the causes Of the
wreck on the IL road at 10Th street
and Sth avenue IN December, Ia which
Two persona were Killed. As a re-.
suit Of the testimony brought ont 81
the inquest the eoroner's jury ordered
that Mr. Belmorft. together with rhe8-
Aore = Shonle, president OF the COM
pany and trank lledle general man
ager be- held for The grand Jury on Z
charge Of maua@uehter IN the second
degree,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Paris, Jan. 81 Ufs20 p. m.)-Tbe
Following official communication was
ISSUED by the war office tonight.
The enemy violently bombarded
our positions 20 the north Of Notre
Dame De Lorette then, nc O'Clock
IN the morning. began new attack
winch WAS soon reDulsnd
In the Champagne region two
small woods north of Beausjour we're
occupied BY u.s. The enemy delivered
an unsuccessful couuter-attack.
In the Argonne the Germans
made a strong attack on salient
point Of our line In the neishborhood
of 81 Hubert. After a violent bonn
bardment Of our trenches they began
the attack but were ropulaed bv the
ffe Of our infantry combined with
artillery fire
Fighting continues In the region
Of Hartmann Weiierkopf."
The French war office This after.
noon gave out an official report on
the progress Of the war, which reads
as follows
From the sea to the t.ys there
were yesterday artillery exchanges.
From the Lya 10 the Semmc, on the
plaieaue Of Notre Dame do Loretto
there occurred on tho night Of jan
uary 1890 the engagement reported
last evening
TO the south OF the Sommc and
on the Aisnc there were some artll-
iery engagements III the course Of
which we silenced the batteries Of the
enemy
In Champagne, to the east Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
AtsfisiANs MAKE GAIN
OVER RUSSIAN IotlcI

Washington. Jan Ala foreign
dtspatuh 10 the AuMto-H HUNGARIAN
embassy here tonight, described a.
hombardmenl Is the Austfo- lIunsa.
Ian artillery which routed tho RUS
niaHs ffufu an eutrenehed farm la
western 3alicia aud forced them back
~ the punaiec river with heavy loss
g. The message aaid
~ Poland apart from patrol en-
counters there have heeh onig artll-
leaF angageHenia On the Dunnjec
our artillery hombarded successfully
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
NAC0 PEOPLE, TO BURY
MExlCANDfAD0N BORDER

Nae0. Arz. Jan Burial of
The dead Fun lgins % the battlefield
around Nacg. Nareru. viii he under
taken ID the citizens here ~ q health
msa18rs Moro ihar roo bodies hate
been found scattered between the
trenches formerly Held Df TIE wills
tas attaching lhe NeSlcaH town aud
the C5franr siaa deffuains a.
Past ~ thf United states troops
hero Hndsr command 81 EnEad.ef
Gcnsrai Taekfr " Rlle have iefi f0r
other stations The Nlhth cavalry
vent - Douglas ftafotdsF and three
battene. ~ the fifih artillery left
iaff nigft Tor Fort FIJI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
RUSSIANS rNiolD NEa
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN

London. Jan. ~ tls:0s u. M. D--Tbo
itfiiAinnF are unfolding n uew plan ~
campaign, SAYS the Daily Telegraph
warsaw correspondent, and within a
month a fresh offensive viii develop
" VIII not be trench fighting. bat op-
efHtiena particularly suited 10 the
composition of the Russian army. the
saAAity hearing an Important share.
me new plan eonlemplates operations
"&tenalhg over az least Hl2 months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
Arrests Ital,,s Vice Consul

Rome. Jan. 81 d0:35 p. m.)-Con-
siderable excitement was caused here
today BY news of the arrest of Filippo
Greppi, the Italian vice consul az
Llege, a member of one of the hest
knokn Milanese families. Greppi had
a Belgian wife.
Inc foreign office said it was await
ing precise Information from the Ger
man authorities which in the mean
tiMe 1t was for his liberation. 40
corning 70 Information. already re-
eseifso, Greppfs arrest came about
ilVm contraband postal matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
EXAGGERATE REPORTS
OF FRENCH LOSSES


Paris, Jan. "a tS,10 p. m3-An of-
hcial statement was issued this M
tcrnoon as follows.
Recent German communications
regarding French losses In the last
Few weeks are entirely erroneous
our losses are less by more than hair
than those given by the German rem
cral staff Moreover il has been
found estimating by the dead left on
the field that in all the actions in re-
cent months The German losses hnye
been greater than those OF the
French"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

aeefions N the hostile Infantry lines
and forced them 10 cy1ruate q strong
Vi fortified farm Qar actachmenta
then advanced o. the river. causing
the retreafin9 Russians 10 Jose many I
Inen. We destroyed war bridge ]
thrown across the Dunaiec IN the 4
Carpafhitns there have been only in /
significant skirmifhrsH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Council Bluffs, Ia, Jan. 21.--wal-
yer \ smith, United States circuit
Ja1ge, az hearing in chambers to-
uaHi appointed judge Walter &.
NoNsa q New York. auxiliary receiv-
- ief ne Chicago. Rock Island &
.s.e'tle Railroad Co. in Iowa. This Is
We hoialng company and does not
auest tne operating company knewn
rs ne ShieaFo, Rock Island & Pa
riIiv Railway Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22


~ Georges The Installation o. a
bridge head four kllometefa ftNe
lnites aud half into this reRfon,
and the installation 81 > bfiaea beae
- The south Of Dixnlude capture or
~. GeorEea, aud 81 the honse of ne
feffymah and 81 Kofteker The gen
ermi exfonxiOn Of our front aroun1
Tpfes: me success Df W. bcndreri.
ana fisr rrssatiun ~ the attacks ~
the enemyf lpfsntry.
Prom the Iya 10 the oise -Ilir
capture Of tlIf ebafeau an1 ~ thr
village Of Vefrnriles and % Rnierre
the capture n numerous oefnHhn
trenches befseen Aix-<opifiie and
o'aran,@. the pnfu4l feea ptssfo ~ ~
Laurent ana of Biangy. pear Arr4s;
the capture a fs fsciseiic the cap
ture 4 Gefnan trfnehes at iAhssr
the capture 81 Quesnpf -cp- sanfeFrn,
the END ~ OctDbef. and pfosress 20
the esst followed ~ eenefai extension
end consolidation of our front
Prom nc Olse T. Hheine The
capture u The German trenches nt
Sanip0tl and u tHt pisfesu Of Hou-
bFDu. tie takins ~ fpuF No. i1z and
"a tho efnlDehcc 81 ofouy. both u
e'hieh hosrver Wc bat aaaiu; me
obstruction 81 numerous pieces ~ f.
German artillery: the reduction i'y
fnof.nfihe ~ our previous percent 4
aKs ~ infsHtry Losses tbantsg 10 the ]
greater efflelebcs Of our artillery aud +
To consolidation 81 our defensive sfs-
TEN
tFrom Rheims 10 the neuse--A 2
vance 81 ono <ilometer ffwu-tlifdf ~
iuile) in the region Of Piunsy sd
a. - T.
the region 0s Perthes and fhe htap.
ping " seffntecn German counter
attacks. advuncp ~ neprly one k1q.
meter n the AfeJnbe. IN the forest "
n Gfurie and 81 BOlaute. and the re-
peiiing ~ bumerouf cDuntef-atbckh.
the extension ~ cur front IN the
neighborhOod ~ AerdBn. end the de-
etruetlon Of numerous German bai-
ierler
Prom the Meuse 70 fhe Swiss from
ter -~InIportant advances IN the for
- ~ Gonsangoye, Ia abe forest - {
tpfem0Ht. IN the forest 81 Ally. IN
he forest % NOrtmare. and Ia the =
forest u lie Prstre. the checking ~ Z
W the German attacks mere. progress
% The northeast Of Nancy. in a local I
a. called the forest ~ Parroy; pro- 1
Erees % the north md 10 the south I
n Efnoner and IN tho entire neigh )
.ofhood q Pan De Capt. capture d I
ne feie De fion1. which commands
ainfe Marie and Of The Teie de Faux; d
ne epmplfte checking Of thirty-fonr
unnter .sttacks delivered By the en-
my; the capture n dsPacb and 81 !
feihyacn ana OF me heights TO me q
-. % We ist infhiloned pncf. aad 4
~ tths ~ tne nlIe.tioH OF AunAtfr' Z
eFnat Abn Althirteh
summing 40. We get ten general /,
dsaaces on the part OF our troops /,
A.en we're nistinetly pefcepnbie q
rl.alh pia.rs, ~ COMPARED 70 tNehiy 4
fnerA withafawais % the part 81 y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Amsterdam, Jan via London, Jan.
-, 1888 "a. m.D--The following Off
cal communication issued at Consta1-
tinople was received here tonight
me Russian attacks along the eau
easian front have now been brought
TO a standstill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
HUNGARIAN TROOPS 10
RESIST INVASION

i<'nfion. Jan. - fs:07 q. m.)-Tei-
.Kfaiihina from bucharest the Daily
Mails correspondent says.
Strong forces of Hungarian troops
are proceeding 70 the Bukowlna from
Ter by way 81 Mistritz 10 arrest the
Russian INVASION"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

London. Jan. II (f:20 a. m)-rhe
Swedish steamer brett, according to
"A Copenhagen dispatch. struck a mine
off Raumo, Finland yesterday and
sunk. The captain and five of the
crew were drowned. The others were
saved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22


fsirograd, Jan. 21.--The general
staff Of the Russian army today gave
out an official announcement IS fol-
lows.
There has been no change in East
Prussia. In the vicinity 0f Mlawa We
are holding In close contact with the
enemy and every effort on the mart
OF the Germans 10 penetrate our lines
during the past twenty four hours has
been reDulsed- We took by assault
the place called skempe. which was
rapidly evacuated BY the enemy.
ON the river Bzura and on the
river ltaWkn there has been cannon
AIDING aud heavy rifle firing along al
most 81 the front Our artillery was
engaged successfully with that 81 the
enemy and reduced to silence several
Scfman batteries. our troops we're
successful IN reDulsing several partial
ATTACKS on the enemy on this front.
south Of the river and IN caiicia
there has been no fighting Only here
and there has the sound OF cannon
firing been heard.
IN Bukowlna we captured the
town OF Norokhia, and we drove back
attachments Of the enemy who were
endeaNoring an offensive movement
IN the region Of Kirlibaba. Here We
captured a major. several other off
GERS and more than $50 soldiers"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22

Vienna. Jan. - Csia London. f6.5S
p ml-Ihe official statement issued
to-day says.
The situation g. without change
along the entire front. only local ar
tiiiefy engagements have occurred"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-22
Letter to
DR.. kiimer q Co.,
isingiiamton, n. Y.
Prove What swamp Root win DO
For Won

send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.
binghamton, n. ~. for a sample size
bottle Il win convince anyone. You
VII also receive booklet OF valuabls
information, telling about the kidnevs
and bladder. When writing. be sure
anu mention the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal Regular flfty-cent and
one-doiiar size bottles for sale at eli
drug stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
THPEE ALLEGED
THUGS ARRESTED

Gust Baklos, p years old, OF the
Annex hotel; Gust Metros, q Of No
l26 Congress.st. east. and Peter VIZ
liams. 90. OF No. I'll Monroeave.
were arrested by Detectives ROC
gers. Koib and Grossman, early
Wednesday Morn ny. on the charge
of robbery and the detectives say
that Baklos confessed that he and
his two pals" are the men who
choked and robbed Roy Davidson
OF No. 81 Iarchmont-ave., early
Tuesday morning
Baklos took violent exception TO
Davidson's report that he was chok.
ed and robbed OF SIC. Baklos says
they got only sl4 from him. He
admits that he and his pals" trail
ed Davidson from an east side ga.
loon. and attacked him at Larned
and Cass-sts.. choking him. and tax.
ing his money away
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-04
CITY OFFICIALS
BELIEVE TAX
PROTEST WINS

Members OF the Detroit and Wayne
county delegation who argued
against the NewellSmith bill, impos-
ing a horsepower and added weight
tax on automobiles. before the joint
roads and bridges committees of
the senate and rouse In Lansing
Tuesday. feel that their purpose has
been accomplished although the
committee members gave no indica-
ton OF what their decision world be
1--WE were accorded = very far
bearing without inter-ur.'or Of any
sort" ssIi All. John c Lodge, Who
acted rs Spokesman for the dele.
cation. "Orr arTurfep's seemed ~
carry WEIGHT With 80 scaa'o md
orse cor, r,',tce mem Thcy
listened a.tcrtativelv, o. -'ir',a-'v :
"o-pcrs to" Coprsci Lar N "tD
made one OF tho best tolka ~ IN -
zion that have ever h"s-l. u
pleased me to rotc that fn-inr the
arguments against the proposed b'n
tire committee members Frequently
nodded their heads IN assent"