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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Its executive authority will bp extend
ed through the channels of an pypu
tive committee aud heads of depart
monts 10 all branchc, of activity
The entire plan contempates @ hUs.
nesslkc institution that will aompar
fayorably with the most efficient cor
porations, on the principle that what
ever is worth doing is worth doing well
But it Is also recognized that efficient
management and skilled heads Vt de-
partments must have the active sup
port, the weight Of influence and the
personal cooperation Of the members
Hence the decision 10 have the mem.
bership ON O personal basis and TO re-.
quire firms and corporations TO name,
as far as possible, q personal rnprcseu.
tative for each membership subscribed
for.
Finally, It Is proposed the Greater
club shall be equipped to
deal with every phase Of community
lctivity, and to actively promote the
commercial, industrial and social inter
,sts OF the citizens.
CITIZENS REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE,
Geo. r. Rodgers, Chairman.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS and |
BOARD or TRUSTEES SA .
LEM COMMERCIAL CLUB, /
w. NJ Hamilton, President /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
RESP|RATORS SAVE
ALLIES FROM GAS
BOMBS Of GERMANS
British Escape Fatal Cloud and
Germans Fall Before Sup
posed Dead
RUSSIAN WARSHIP SUNK
WITH LOSS OF l4OO MEN
Slavs Claim To Be Holding
Germans In Check Before
PrzemysI Fortress
BY William Phillip simms.

Paris, May 2i,-The Germans IN
FLANDERS have again rcsorted to the use
OF gas bombs, but in an attack nnon
hrltish positions a heavy detachment ~
'he enemy was thrown back and
slaughtered,
The official communique from tbo
war office today announced an attach
nY the Germans, accompanied bv ina
use use OF gas boulbs, between Ypres and
oteehs'raate' Carried by n favorable
WIND a great yellow cloud of cblorine
tolied over the British trenches WHIT.
ing only for a brief interval, tho oar.
nun mans charged across the space between
lhe opposing trenches, evidently ex.
peeted to find the British overcome.
ny the use of rospirators, however the
EhgliSh were able to remain in their
positions without great discomfort The
Germans were met by terrific fire and
wiped out.
desperate attempts Of the Germans
20 advance near Arras have been re,
pulsed w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
AUSTRIA STRIKES AS
SOON AS ITALY MAKES
DECLARATION Of WAR
Franz J0sefs Men Make Attacks By Air and Water IN A..
tempt 10 Draw First Blood Against New RvsLTitIe H
Damage Done But Greatest Excitement Prevails When When
P0puace Smells Powder of Enemy ''' "''n

with Italy w " ioiceS Struck first in
All oIllclal announcement today told of the bonbJ.
anu several Adratic coast towns by the Austrian t a.
nI ~ io"l austrian aviaors sped across the Adrio+ f
m anu dropped bombs upon the arsenal at Venice d -
erOpane hangers at JEST oe anu at the
poyelS ana torpedo boats participated in hn navel ,
was maze tod estroy the railroad from Ancona 70 pt
~ M uie olIlcial announcement declared only sobt dor
was uoe Inc bombardment began at four m fodo
for two hours " ~ &" ILL., To-Day and lasted
0v"g le attack in this region the warships moved +t
nhg other coast towns 1t was at first believed tbot al
m owns haa ben attacked from the air as early dsnatbo 10
Wv oce accounted only for the air raid on Venice and r
n"' Iorts further south had also been bombarded T AZ
peS however reported the presence of the Austrian f
uN uNle'ershy excited thrOngs of Rome were given tbi %
ports OF actual hostilites '' iS' re-
09'e aviator teW over Ravenna during the mornino o+
several towns along the north reported beino
WM the air. Several aeroplanes We're declared o ba, ]
NSsAm the raid ~ " nave ParIcl
Except at Venice none Of the bombs dropped bv tbo
M W near military works. The object of the raid # yo
first blood" VIC i''ianS ana secure
oica circles there belief expressed that the first ,h
w anu forces may not for several davs The Ans
L vi 'He frontier have withdrawn several miles and ~ ~
] IN trenches and entanglements awaiting tn rush Of tb
] Inc government now being in complete control Of tb|
'P" '"eIe was little news from the border today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD.
Omitted Press Staff correspondsr,

copyright by the United Press. o"y,.
rr right in Great Britain.j ''p'
Headquarters of the British ormv
northern France, April 2S..-tBy mail Amy ~
New York. IL stood out on tho 4Iri fIrin ", W
ned at dusk this evening with n scors r"e
OF General French 5 Young flyin, 'oore o'aS
and "saw the chickens Come baSmo "S n'tn tn
roost " Holhe 10
Of all the tense hours on the fIvino
grounds, the one hour of tyiligbt aug lug
dusk, before nightfall, is the b6nr tbnt %"t
tugs hardest at the nerves Of tbo pri. "'
ism ism fiying men. Wherever flying man
may be, you will see certain nasvnma n~s ,u"l
ness and distraction come over IiS Sin
about sunset. Soon he win stir Limsoif
ana whether he walks along the French
roads to whore his flying gronpds orn
situated, or whether he is lucky cnonGb
to get a lift in passing automobiIa
you will find him, sometime bcforo
darkness begins to fall, ON his own nor ,N'e
ticular flying field, He is ,,woitina
Tor the chickens to come home 70 roost :
as he calls it. w '''''
walked out of the town early tbi.
evening with two flying men. '
i've got couple Of pals who have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

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lIaltorm Of the Greater Commercial Club


onm..', present movement for Greater
d.s. '',''i club is an. expression of tbe
ma n.'' ~ many representative busines.
~ sll.a Professional men and other cirilsn. -
Wm,e ,...i '. an organization eommen.
mi h. "'.N the Importance OF the city
tutHol ',,.' , as commercial and in.
i've. In .-"nlzation must be aggres.
ocnbs,. yhafaeter representative in
,hl man ANA efficient in Finances
Propose" X cement TO that end it is
lodmsr' 40 70 broaden tae scope Of the
'd bc,aW, ''lh, enlarge its activities
nne ''' ITS membership and in.
We're /, po,Iu ,II.uE principle will be that
aad notbig too small for IA 70 do
ale h f'.S 90 great for it to under
lt mor,i 'h' best interests of salem.
ioite apJ J'I' VIII be the dominating
Ap nsy 20 order that the member
@leu a. o.. truly representative Of
made whole, @ special effort will
@ indus,,V,. nave every line Of trade
2le'ep rs5 every profession and every
eip. A.o presented in that membat.
p = ie.orpo5 i'otislon vision Is made in the plan
'.oOg ,5a aanlLation for closer m rslation ion
TIE admir ..eInDers Individually.
'H,d II '"''iratiye functions will no
board of directors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
SloW Mobilization viii
Hamper Italian Operations
tBy J w. T, Mason, Former Europea
Manager of the Tuitpd praas

lBy j w 7, Mason, Former Europear
Manager Of the United Press.)
New York, May q. How soon
Italy viii be- ready 10 begin her main
li'tnslye movement against Anstria
depends ON the upidity Of hor mobili.
lniion During the last months only
thr troops of the first line have been
maintained on war footing. Couren.
ifntlnR most Of these troops before mo.
bilIlntlou is complete will leave imuort.
amt frontier points pcrilously un.
guarded
InloH the Italian general staff homes
io duplicate the initiative Of the Ger.
mans last August and risk everything
To the success Of "a sudden blow there
may be- considerable delay in tho often.
siYe being uncovered Italy, In fact a
not IN Gcrmany's position, Germnnv
knew then she could mobilize quicker
than France and was able 10 20 for.
ward without waiting fun mobilizn.
Ton But the Austriana and Germnn,
are guarding the lines Of march the
Italians can follow a surprise rush
might lead TO an initial defeat which
would seriously affect the Italian
morale.
The risk Of consequences Of an early
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
DOSK ANXIOUS HOUR
WHEN AIR "CHICKEMso
FLY HOME TO "ROOs7v,


oeen up in the sky all the afternoon ;.
explained one of the flyers. ~ war,
not. =" V0"io III OF
Yes, assented the other. o,tbcro
are -FOUR fellows from my mess wbo
went out this afternoon and Won rather
want to know if they are in before
dark, dom you sect" ''' :
When We got to the field we fon,d
tnirty or moro of the young, 1.-THE Rrit'
ishers who make up General French j.
r1,ylng squad at this particular place
ihey stood about in knots chatting emf.
uhg nervously at the grass with tbcir
canes, or sitting in the lee of tho hang.
erS TO protect themselves from the cola
tifty mile an hour wind. | noticed
that, with all their seeming idleness md
preoecupation, their sharp trained
slaneeS were roking the evening skios
There 's--l think, " said one ynnpg
FELLOW. ! following his gaze and sow
a dot in the sky no larger taan the bcaJ
of pin. '"' "'''
" No, think that's" said another
youth ""o'hei
" Right you are, said the first ono.
was mistaken.
Continued on Page SKI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
Attack From South

P'uograd May Cd Repulsed in
lhelr attempt to reach Pr2emyl from
the north the Austro.Germnn forces
are now smashing at the fortress from
the south. i'o''
An official statement today admitted
mat General Won Mackcnsen, a rigbt
wing had driven the Russian line bect
~ miles south Of Przemysl, near Cbyrof
~ o bloody engagement. With tbe mr..
ri'hl Of rcinforccmcnts however, the
hnsslans delivered counter attacks
which resulted in rcgaining the pround
'ost ana the capture Of several hundred
prisoners.
Tbe position Of the enemy on tbo
llghl bouk Of the San river north az
JarroSlan Is becoming more and more
critical, The offensive Of he German.
is declared to have been entirely
checked and they are now confining
themselves to defensive Operations Tbs
Austrian batteries which bombardcJ
silent. Wv"
IN the koyuo region the Germans
lale again aticmpcd 10 eros, tbe
'abYza, but have been ropulsed with
l'aNY losses ln southeastern Galici,
(C0utiuupd al, p.. MI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
PACKERS SEEK TO
HAVE ORDERS IN
COUNCIL REVOKED
American Shippers Ask VIII
son to Lift British Block
ade of NeutraIs

Washington, May 2l-president VIII
son will be asked to secure the snspen
sion of the recent British order in coup
ell establishing an embargo on shin
ments to Germany as far rs it affects
American exports shipped to neutrals
contiguous to Germany.
Packers have combined with the cot
ton interests Of the south to impress the
administration with the damage done
American trade through attempt of the
allies to starye Germany England has
practically stopped American shipments
to scandinavian ports and nearly every
vessel carrying cargOcs Of meat and
cotton to Holland and Scandinavia has
been held up on the high seas by allied
warships and taken to port. Owners Of
the vessels have been compelled to fight
for their rights In British prize courtg
and the delays incurred have caused ser
ious financial losses.
The president will be- asked to de-.
mand in the name of the United States,
that the allies stop these actions The
president is comforting today with Sen
ntor Hokc Smith Of Georgla, and j. |
Ogden Armour, Gusaus Swift Ir, |
Thomas j.. Wilson, R. C. McAlunus. Az. |
thur Mcckpr aud Alfred l'riUn, The lat. |
er represent the packers in their me-
'otiolious with the British admiralty
md have reported obstacles encountered
% trying 10 free cagoes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
Mt. LaSSen Drives
Settlers From Homes

Redding CAL, May o. Mount Lc..
sen was again "a violent eruption 10.
day The latest outbreak came at
ll'lj today when great clouds Of smoke
began TO shoot into the heavens from
the crater
The eruption can be seen from Red
ding and people Of the town practical.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
4 y x x 4 x x @ * X x y x x Il !

Next Wednesday is set as the finn
GATE of the membership campaign now
oeing conducted by the Young Woman ),
Christian association.
To supplement the work of the six
teams out for new membership evnry
woman in Salem who can give Wednes.
day to the worthy cause is asked to
report at the Rest Room this evening
at 1880 so that an estimate may be had
OF those who can be depended upop TO
aid.
The city is to be divided into districts
ana house to house canvass made
Ihe Rest Room, 257 North Liberty
street is to be the headquarters A lunch
to be served to the workers at noon
All owners Of autos, who are inclined
to generosity, are asked to deyote thc
use of their machines next Wednesday
When the biggest and most concerted Of
fort is to be made. All who hive nntos
TO loan are requested to call phone 1918
The members Of the six teams bnve
been working hard forthe success of tbe
campaign, and everyone imbued with
proper civic pride, aud interested in tbe
general upbuilding Of Salem should mid
Ia the present campaign.
The standing Of the teams to date il
Miss Hicks 1885, Mrs. Asscln l5I0.
Mrs. Riggs. 275, Miss Lupton 200, Miss
S2j, Miss Appega,e I05,
New names added since list was Inst
are: Miss Mary Schottboef.
n, Lena Mae White, Mrs. G. j. Kurtb
Yrs. a, ii, Crum, Albany, Oregon, Lem
o. Ramseycr Laura BaudIe, Della lin.
gen, Mrs Guy NJ. Buford, Anna NJ.
lrms, Mrs. W. A. King Beatrice King.
irS. W. W. RoscbrOugh Mrs. Olive
larbison, Mollie Runcorn, Eva Hicks.
label Cross Ethel Swartz, Mrs. s. c,
Vail, Mrs n, r, Ludden, Mrs Mary
dodgers, Mrs II. A, Cornoyer, Mrs. joe
crnardi.
Renewals since last published: Ruby /
.azlett, Eva D, Scott, Mrs. A. j.
ascy, Olive NJ, Hand, Mrs. W. II.
urghordt, lr, Mrs. John j. Roberts,
H. Charles S. Weller, Leila s. Lynch, q,
dith Fugotc, Mablc Imdclson, Mr l. !,
, Van Wiukle, Mrs, !. X. Ford, Mrs "
, II. Stousloff Margaret Graham. !"
RS, NJ, y, Pohlc, Mrs John II. Scott, u
RS +. 9. Cross Mrs. Frank G. Meyers, ,
9nes Baync Zoidec Palmer, RAY u
NTH GrOco Elizabeth Smith, RUBY "
'nncdy Mrs. Geo. II. DuusfOrd, Mrs. y
g. Epley ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

| ly suspended business to view the 0sth
eruption Of the famous volcano.
Forest Ranger Scaborn Is the hero of
the valley today, having twice done a
"I'aul Revere down Hat Creek and
"arcd the inhabitants Of the renewed
activities Of Lasson In the latest
eruption scaborn was forced run two
miles himself, after his lookout sta.
ton had been demolished by bouIdem
from the crater.
More than 100 persons were carcI for
ol Bnm'y saturday night and bad NOT
vet returned 70 their homes today
Some families have decided 10 qit the
valley 30 iilt has been seen M lbc
Volcano since late Saturday. bui that
there is HiII intense heat AZ the crater
], evident from the ppility in which /
b" snow has melted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Adriatic towns was engaged by the
Italian elect commanded by the Dukc
Of Abruz2i Three small Austrian
boats were sunk and two were can.
tured, according to unofficial reports
received here.
Two British warships are said to
have co.operated in the attack upon
the Austrian raiders.
The Austrian warsbips fled north.
ward before the italians The faster
vessels under The command of fine
Duke of Abru2zi, as well as the British
ships, pursued the fleeing enemy until
they had reached the shelter of the
guns Of Rola,
Th Italian fleet was cruising north.
wand in the Adriatie when It en-.
countcred the Austrian squadron YES.
teriay before Italy made her formal
declaration Of war Word had been
received that the Austriaus had lcft
PoIa with the intention Of bombarling
the Italian coast Immediately if war
was declared aud the Duke Of Abruz. .
"a fleet had been ordered TO proceed .
Mt full speed to intercept them The
sued which three small Austrian YES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

'"ii'" aIrmen ascended immediotel,
,n,.,i.i ,ne alarm Of the aerial attack on tb,
tbs ,s'Ia, H,..I was given and gave chase l tC
n 'pV nnn.,! INVADERS. Destroyers also SET ont
ng Pa,s3l, an5 and with their airgnns bark. .
m9,o, ms anu the rattle of small arms md
mOn9 ~O,G'S overhead, the greatest excite.
,iyer. yn. + prevailed in Venice. The enemy
va. %,s's,t ,ll DISAPPEARED to the north, +
@o 4"' i,umored in Venice for a tina tbat
5a,b5 5ar austrian fleet had arrived off @ fbe
pSaaT p',U% to lombard the city and tbi. @
railmg. '"e excitement pre-
rI'. Dispatches do not make f. o,oor
Joi Gai'ueI @ the Austrians first attacked g"i
q, y', rSn. Sna tneu flew northward TO Venice
iln. N n""ylAer two separate aeroplane flo.
jSS Ey. oo,.barded the Italian coost
,oi.,g h,ng Victor Emmanuel is renorfod y",.
irop; @ 70 De preparing to leave for tbe
.o . o.,ai, g, l9 carly date. The kipq nlo"s
10 'II"o'',h I. headquarters near The I bot.
args "u,' ',. 1T is said, aud will snepJ n
rIs,,.. ss .''t Of his time in the field. All
o.nsi p,y' d. of the royal family have have now H,,
'''' 'her regiments ' "o"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
ENTRANCE
INTO WAR DELAYS
GERNANY'S ANSWER
New Situations Arise To Con-
front Diplomats of Both
Countries
BY John Edwin Neyin,

washington May 24.-ltaly,s on
trance into the war will DELAY scttIo
ments, both with Germany. as 10 tb,
sinking Of the Lusitania and tbe zen.
eral submarine warfare, and with Emo.
iahd regarding the detention of Amor.
lcan cargocs in British ports
Counsellor Lansing, of the stoto do.
Partment' today said Sn immediate re-.
ply to President Wilson's protest IA
uermany was not expectd now ma
administration having decided to Win
nolu Iurihcr protest to the allies on
the BRUSH order in council and inter.
ference Of American trade with nen.
tials until Germany is heard from this
also is held up ''''
mere are Indications today tbat Of.
iIrlals are more concerned thon tboy
care 10 admit over this delay, tbougb
II Is admittedly unavoidable n ia
conceded that II has rendered tbo Am.
erlcan position more difficult. with
more than half the world at wor md
BrowneIl 's attorneys announced thpt nm
Vowed shortly il is becoming moro dir.
ilcuIt daily for America TO adhere IN
her position Of neutrality.
A hopeful sign was seen todov IN
Austrln requesting the United Stotcs
TO take uyr her diplomatic Interests in
Italy II was also officially annonpceJ
mat America is representing ltny in
Aus.ra.
Cone Johnson solicitor for tbo stato
department and Ambassador Pave In
.oadou, have been working with rem.
.rseniaiINr of packing interests win
he View 0I securing promise fr,u
he British government that American
hpmrn's lO Unutrals shall NOT bo ip.. T
eHnrnl wlth Thus far they have ,
aIoL
Meats DOW held in British ports aro
.orhIos 'U England, being of a anal 3.
y hII|eI .'T consumption in northern n
Imal"a 'faf Britain promised 10 M
af 'ho contract price fer these meats. n
100 nuW 0v rotused 10 execute fbe l..
gnumut IHo amount involved nc. u.
uufm 100000. y.
The ruNnr dasire that the admin ~
fuf.0U .l'Iv demand tbat Groot t
.c likelihood of the Balkans bonp In. ~
lriol that DO tb.. is not done the pacE ".
s WII enter @ gentlemen a agrcp
ont 'U 10p 0II exports 10 the allies. ~
lis report aas not confirmed from u.
20 rl nUl interests. Among tho rep. w
srHtat.Nua U. these interests IL was oI
iI iha. such action would be- extreme
drastic aNI would be undertaken !"
u.s. after p.. other means Of bringing "'
I4IauI f0 terms have been exhausted. H
- - ''''' bu
The cucumber knocks man out nl
ipr I4 rUf. fi Ioyu tIi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
Russian warship Sunk.

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, L. T.
Nay 1.-THE Russian man of va,
Wihtelolmon has been sunk in tba
plack sea with loss of liOO lives. ne.
today '""''s'
~ latest naval lists give no record of n
Nintieielmon The dispatches NAV
possibly refer to the Panclimen, a yes.
SCI Of l2,SO0 tons whose normal cam.
plcments is 731 men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Binghamton, ~ T., May "a Aus.
trian and Italian wOrkmen, meeting 10.
day, attacked each other fiercely as
the result Of the feeling engeniered by
the latest Development Of the European
war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Portland, Dr. May gi.--Due 10 heavy
receipts from Utah and Montana cattle
ana steers declined fifty cents today at
the Portland stock yards. The top
price was s7.5I.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24
Y. v. {. A. CAMPAIGN
ENDSNEXT WEDNESDAY
Extra Efforts To Be Made To
Secure New Members For
Local Association

! y y X X 4 X X X X * X x X X
! volunteers to aid in enthusias. .
! TIC finish of Y. W. c. A. cam. .
! paign Wednesday are urged to !
! meet at the Rest Room tonight j
7 at 1880. Autos are wanted for s
< use on that day. " !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

on ubi,l.' way 2L-rhc Austrian squad.
1o''' bombardcj Ancona and other f6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

The cucumber knocks man out
after be- gets 70 lown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Confined on Page six)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-24

Continued on Page Fivo)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-02-23
NOTES FROM TUCKER.

V. S. McClelland of Pine Bluff spent
Sunday here with friend.
j. D. Watts spent Sunday in Pine
Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Turner spent
Sunday in England.
George Wells Of Pine Bluff spent a
couple of days hunting here this
week.
Mrs. J. D. Niven spent Wednesday
in England.
Miss Kate Watson spent Wednes-
day in Little Rock shopping.
D. B. Niven, Jr., Of Pine Bluff spSnt
Friday night here.
Asa Watson was a business visitor
in Pine Bluff Thursday.
Miss Effie Watson entertained a
number OF her friends FRIDAY evening
with a birthday party. Music was
furnished by the Victrola. Quite a
number of games were played, after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
There will be colonial ball siven
here Monday evening at the school.
Quite number of young people from
Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Fordyce ana
ENGLAND will be here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-02-23
GRAIN BROKERS OF
CHICAGO fight PROBE
Refuse to >how Books to Iuyestrga.
tors OF High Prices of Wheat
and Flour.

Chicago, Feb. 22-Grain brokers
engaged in business Oh the Chicago
Board Of Trade have refused to sub
nit their records to government Of
ticials investigating the high prices
OF wheat and flour AS result it
was declared today the inquiry Which
centers on the causes for the ad-
vanced price of bread is at a stand
still:
Charles F. Cline, United States dis
trict attorney, has reported to Atior-
ney General Gregory that the brok-
ers, IN declining to submit their
books, contend they are under ex-
press obligations not to divulge
transactions of customers The brok-
err asserted, it was said the same
immunity from disclosure applied
TO their relations to their customers
as to the relations between attorney
and client
The district attorney sought access
to the books of the brokers' to ascei-
tain whether the price of wheat was
due to- the actual demand for grain
abroad or to speculation. In addi-
ton, ne is seeking to discover
whether there is any conspiracy Of
the big operators to corner the wheat
market.