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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

psparmtent Of the Interior. L. s Land
IS 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that Walter L.
BlSsell. Of Oroviile. Washington. who on
July ls- 1915, made additional Homestead
entry. Serial No G14IS7 for SLsE1. Sec
- SW14NWl4 Sec -; and SWLNEI
Section %. Township 40 North. Range
2 Z W NJ. has filed notice OF Intention
10 make thres-year proof 70 establish
claim 70 ire land above described. before
John 2 Fraser. United States Commits
sinuer. at Oroville. WASHINGTON. on the
lst day Of June 1890
Claimant names as Witnesses lanes :
Henderson Thomas Dunn Peter Tho-n-
son and Victor DeGanek. all Of Orovilie
Washington
BEN SPEAR. Register.
First publication April 80. 1921
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

It is reported that the road builders
who had the contract for constructing
that section OF the road between KEEL
sey's point and the international line
have made real model highway. one
Of the best pieces OF road work in the
state II viii be q happy change and
novelty if n this instance the builders
have constructed road that is really
suoothe and level and viii hold up for
any length OF time under travel This
particular section VIII be put 10 a Sc
we're test too, for there Is probably
more travel over this particular piece
OF road than any other road in the
county.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
SHOOTING HOUNDS.

There is no telling what Z. c. Mar
TN could DO with shot gun if he were
feeling We'll Mr.. Martin Is one OF the
gray haired veterans Of the local gun
eiuD, crack shot and an all around
sport Sunday he joined the squad in
the last shoot CT the tournament. bur
as ne has been ailing for some davs
he was not in shape 10 do himself
justice and declared he feared that he
Could not see the targets Evidently h.
s1oots Better when he can't see than
When he can for when he had fired
away . shells he had a clean straight
score to his credit and was among the
three high men Of the day. The fact is
TIE eiuo was playing in luck the
last day OF the shoot Not only did Mr.
Martin surprise himself. under rbs
circumstances, in making a clean
score. but while the shoot was on DR.
Masters drove up to the grounds in his
car and decided not 70 take a hand in
the shooting thai day AT last grldg-
ingly conserving To enter altar eo,Sis-
eranie opporruning on the parr OF the
members and friends present dock
toed the scratch and made a srrsfgbt
string. If those old timers and oldest
members in age Of the cIz-b had not
scot. the club would have failed 10
register three straight strings in rha
contest
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

J. VI. Norris. Jr.. who is leadAs
simple life or 4 ranch on the sh0S !
beautiful Palmer AXE, sundays I
O-oylle. He IS an enthusiastic s2a'
man and knows every trick q :
fisherman and hunter While y
some OF his friends inveigled I'm =
casting IL OSoyCos lake. from VIZ
body OF water be has yanked =
noble specimens Of the scaly fr1@
Speed fiends should bear N ~
that the mandate has gone ouf =
fast driving in the town limits = Z
boo, Notice has been publishes =
the person speeding on the W
streets VIII be arrested. and =
means a stiff fine. Auto drivers y 4
past have been permitted TO go NJ
on burning the wind. but any scu
ING hereafter means a financial -
ing for the person who disreQs@
speed limit
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
BIG LAND TRANSFER

Dell Hart has a mack OF selling land.
both because he has the land 10 sell
and knows how to 60 az il 10 do the
selling He made what can be termed
q pretty healthy transaction Mond2v
when he engineered the sale OF Ben
Anderson : ranch in the Similkameen
valley, near Chopaka. consisting Of
49, acres The purchaser Is Wm- r
Turnbow, a recent resident Of the Pa
louise country. who attaches himself TO
this big slice OF territory with the aim
of going into the stock business, and
1t Is an ideal place for that purpose.
Ben Anderson the erstwhil owner,
who pockets the receipts OF the sale
and il was cash transaction crowd
ing 100000, has lived on the ranch
since iSss, and hence Is fairly entitled
10 De listed among the Old timers.
What Ben viii turn his hands TO. Is
unknown but 10 start in and get used
TO enjoying idleness. which has not
been his lot fer many years. he viii
take trip up into British Columbia
and visit with q brother He viii prob
ably return to Okancgan county. as
he has lived here SO long that he could
not live anywhere else
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

Construction has commenced on the
OroTille Motor coupanys big new
garage at the northwest corner Of
First avenue and Vancouver streets
and il Is expected that the building
will be completed within 90 days
Brick has been on the ground for sew
eral months and the other necessary
material IS being assembled. This
week work commenced On the foundz-
tim and glance al that foundz ton
gives some idea OF the immense siz4
this new building viii be when COM
pleted- The structure viii be modern
throughout and a very attractive al
dition 70 the town
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

4 little paint goes a long va +,
Frightening up a store front A :
Pratt has demonstrated thar az his
store on the south side OF the track
ne improved appearance of The
premises has aroused q spirit Of en-
ulation among nsighbors and now
several property owners adjoining the
Pratt premises propose to suread
paint
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

Andy Johnson has baiIed and shin
PED nearly l5o tons Of hay during rha
past month shipping 70 Butte. snokane
ana ocher markets. One hundred AMI
two tons were alfalfa. And with rbs
rUilng price for hay $50 tons runs
pretty well into money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
HUM Of WHEELS
|SS|LENCED
MILL OPERATIONS IN WHEELING
DISTRICT AT STANDSTHL
DURING THIS WEEK.
Officials Cannot Predict as to when
Work Will No Resumed
IN Plants.

M!.l operation n Wheeling district. 10
, fact pretty much all over the country.
Will be At a stands;in during ii" nr"~rml
8 weak. aitSouSh Many 81 n" 'mr!cNN
arc holding on 10 The hope that At least
, partial resumption VI! take pace on
January 9. 1871.
Two bias, furnaces are =; present
operating. one AZ IN" Top mill and the
other a, the Martins Ferry plant both
OF the Wheeling Steel and Iron 90.
! I'll" Wheeling Steel Corporation orr.
c!ais announced yesterday that with the
. exception Of part or no La bc"c pant
at S"tuh"Nr.Mc ami wv" furnaces, opera
tons VIII b" ~ PENDED
Many mrn VINO hs'H fingered y the
city hoping f"r IN" n Is I" resume fun
operations hay" eft 10 their homeT.
officials d" no; presume - predict
nHcu 2 Ia! rr>umN;! lon oc opera lions
viii tax" place. stating that conditions
arc now so unsettled. and until buyers
here become convinced That prices hHNe
r'hra"d 2 stable 'CNc. Il would be hard
matter to SsSum" uh"n new business
sure ;.cm it Will be safe to commence
OPERATIONS.
Tic follow .ng !, tho official state
mont uf the s!tur,I"u that VII obtain in
this district during the prescott week as
.Ssu"d 10y the Wheeling steel Norpora-
ton:
The Local industrial! situation IS rrac-
ttcally UrChaHged. there being COM
p'rt" absemc" Of ncw business and N'"i-
ticatloms on old orders are rapidly reach
At tho office OF mo Wheeling steel
Corporation Il AvaS announced that "N"r-
atoms IN this district are completely
suspended, with tive exception o. part Of
IN" Il Belle piart 1T Steub"nville and
~" hast furnaces OF the Wheeling Steel
s Iron Company.
Tn" operating schedule for the coming
week Is "a follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
ANNUAL MEETING
OF Wheeling Bridge Company Stock
holders Is Called for January 10
To Elect Managers.

1'ha call has been issued for "a" al.
nual meeting If the stockholders Of tn"
Wheeling Bridge Company to be he'd
Monday. January IL. for the purpose
Of cIrcting mana gers TO serv" FOR thC
wear 1921. and u transact such other
business as may properly como before
the meeting. Tn" call vas issued by
joseph lawson. secretary OF the bridge
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
CRIME WAVE
IS PRECEDING
wheeling Has Suffered Little in Com
parison to Other Cities In
the Country.

Wheeling SO called crime wave
ahatcd somrw hat yesterday. as tnrre
zorro no robbrr.rS reported 70 the poIlCe
Iona -t,ert IN To last evening. while the
ort!rars are still working on several
minor cases which we're committed our
ing thu past week. .,
Several homes were rcnorted entfItu
,,,rSr, tho week.. and numerous :obbeTles
IN the crowds and on street cars. were
.,,so reported The TWO largest rohoerltH
Sr the week were those Of the Mckeen
and Bolton cigar stores. where Eoods
valued al more imam $500 were taken
from the two places.
The order. which is said 70 have been
issued Friday by Chirf Of Police Fred
II. Frazier Is not a rCw one. rs IL Mas
hren IN force for several weeks. having
been issued when the cleanup lirSt ne
,.,n Tic nrder was to question ali per-
Snns seen on the streets after midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
tle opposition.

t.e opposition.
Tas new fares are cents cash or
5 % cent ticket faro. Tickets were
sold BY conductors and at tho Offices
in strips OF 9. and Q. The 'hree
ticket strips are Tor - Is cent tickets
sor 40 cents: the six ticket strips ior
Il % CENT tickets Tor 40 cents: ?nd the
nine ticket strip. For ; IS cen: tsheis.
The same fares apply on the StY
Railway lines as on the Wheeling TTac-
ton lines. The fares into the ONO
side towns iDcreas ed weeHk aoS ana
n was only during the past week that
the state public service commission
era nted tho increase for West virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
CITY PAY ROLL
over HALF MILLION

Wueeling's pay roll FOR the year end
irg next Saturday Will he more 'aan
$500, 900 according to hgureS given out
by the city clerks office. Salaries paid
IN November alone were Sil.S6T.fl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
INCREASED FARE
NOW IN EFFECT
Passengers Accept the New System and
Buy Tickets without
Complaint

Tho traction companies new fare
systems wen: into effect on tho Vest
Virginia side yesterday without slip
Tp. and the new systems met with IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Geo. E. Johns Co.
The Quality Shop"
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

As is our custom not to carry any MGR
chandSe from one season into the next, we
hold these Sem Annual Sales. Our stocks ar"
large, therefore the values offered will be very
great.
Our customers know that when we adve'-
tisc a special we have something special to
offer and thai the values offered are genuine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
NEW PLAN FOR
REGULATION Of
MEAT PACKERS
Livestock Commission
Provided for In a
New Bill

WAsHfNGTON. Jan. 5.-A new
plan FOR government regulation OF the
meat industry. including packers
merchants was presented today hy
senator Kenyon, republican, Iowa, and
kendrick. democrat. Wyoming. to the
senate agriculture committee. The
substitute measure would provide gov
crnment registration Instead OF
licensing but with broad federal reg
ulation through proposed federal
livestock commission. composed OF
three members appointed boy the pres
idcnt. instead OF O. single official.
Another feature of the substitute
would provide law for The settlement
recently affected between the depart
mcnt OF Justice and the packers. di-
VorcinE tho latter from an business.
except meat packing.
The livestock commission would is
sue certificates OF registration TO pack
ers stockyards aud other operators iu
the meat industry and hc authorized 20
revoke their certificates Tor violation
OF itH orders or defined unfair business
practices
Penalties for violations of the com
missions order would be imprison-
mont from sis months to fvo years
and fines of from $500 to $4,000.
The committee decided 20 REOPEN It's
hearings. inviting Attorney General
Palmer to appear neAt Wednesday. to
tell cincially OF the settlement with the
packers. on Thursday the committee
will hear Representatives OF the pack
Crs and ON Friday representatives OF
m. L-Inr.I Lr-ID nunnlL...nn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
Surveyor General
of Arizona Named

WASlllNGTuN, Jan. Thomas j..
rlyuu. Of Omaha. was nominated to-
day hy President WllsHu To be United
Stute- marshal Tor the district OF
Nebraska RhInchurt T.. Roth Of
Alaska was nominated federal attorn-
ty for Alaska,
Othcr nominations included. Frank
T. Trott OF Arizona, tu bee surveyor
general OF Arizona, and Gilman BuI-
lard, uf Helena, surveyor general uf
Montana, and tu De registers ~ lund
offices. George NJ cameron. of co.'s
orado. an Pueblo. Coylo and Myron
W Hutchinson, OF Montana, al Hayrc,
Montana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
President Will
Decline Third
Term, Report

WASHINGTON. Jan 3.
President Wilson Will scnd IAN
important word Of greeting" to
the democratic dinner on Jack
son Day. january s. n was an
nouncod today at the White
House.
No Information was available
nt the white House as 90 tho
form the presidents announce
ment would take Secretary Tu-
multy declined TO amplify the
bare announcement that II would
be- m important word"
There was wide conjecture as
10 whether tho president would
discuss the third term question.
ON this White House officials
were silent but some OF the
pryaidonts friends have insisted
throughout that he would not be
candidate under any circum-
stances. They regard II as
probable that he would make
this clear In his message.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT ACT IS Held VALID
u. S. May Reject Term
of Associate Power
~ ras As.oeiArso ,ssss

PARIS Jan. Hugh T. Wrllnce.
the American ambassador. was re-
ported yesterday 10 have asked the
supreme council of the peace confer
eHcc to change the formula referring
90 the powers participating I'm the
council from the "ullicd ana associut-
ed powers To the "uluod powers"
This report was not strictly correct.
B.; was learned today.
Ambassador Wallace. % ls stated.
had not asked Tor the abandonment
of the term hut merely requested that
whom questions arose which involved
the United States. this formula. I'M
Guiding the United States. hc not used
In documents until he had time 90
got decision from Washington on
such questions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
ALLEGED AUTO
THIEF SLAIN; 8
OFFICERS SHOT
Denver Police Battle
With Man They Are
Trying to Arrest

DENVER, Jan. Adrian Thomp-
son said 10 have been the partner OF
James r Green, alleged automobile
landit arrested last night. WINS Killed.
lntrolman James Bogglo was prob
ably fatally wounded. and Sergeant
j. Barry and Detective George
SchnCider were wounded today In "a
lattle between tho police and Thomp-
son. whom officers were trying 20
arrest
An automobile load OF officers had
rome to the home Of Thompson at
$50 West tGth avenue shortly before
noon in AN effort 10 arrest Thomp-
son
Search the HOUSE
Mrs s. D. Thompson. mother Of
tho young man. met the police at the
teor and told them that her son was
not ut hom" The officers insisted ON
searching tho house. however. and
lioEeio Schneider and Barry entered
tho place while tho others surrounded
tho house. Barry went 20 the cellar
- hunt for tho fugitive BDrric re-
malncd on tie first floor and SchroI-
der went upsiahH Bpgrlo. mo-
mont or so l1tcr encountered Thomp-
son who had boon hiding behind a
door. Thompson drew q revolver and
opened fire. Burrlo returned the
fry. aud the other officers. attracted
~ m" shooting rushed To the spot
nd with thuir r,Nulyors literally
ddlcd Thompson with bullets
Iosgio was shot twice In the upper
part of his body and now IA at the
Point of death ut tho county hospital
schneider and Barr, were ouch shot
iu tho urht hip md both were dam
r1rau.iE wounded
Hubbrr T. shot.
Tho officers nut gone 20 tha
Thompson homo ON O. up that the
Young wun mad boon implicated iu
Ga, robnonaa which SUNDAY mEht haI
resulted 300 the shooting OF Arthur
trr.u. eH, afiHr su automobile Boo
l."N fN. latter and two companion
had hu'u riding had hryn chased
through fnr -tr,ufs uf tho downtown
HFrfIUn u. tho UIfr. Green and NIs
companions had robbed i.r.. IiNrT
cat persons sunday evening HuI Wrr,
finally SET upon hE tho police and
Groom captured after hD had hD.r
shot lli- companions escaped rrl
was tho nnIi.f uf the police that
Thompson had boon connected with
"a, tl..
detective schneider who is ,uf.
cram of 40, local polio, force. ur'
le,u Hf tho head ut tH, police boot
I'rrIUr auuul H.uru prohibition Do.
Dmo effective bon Colorado rysygH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

Probate Court Hears
30 Cases Today

Thirty cases came up In tho probate
court at iH regular meeting at the
court house this morning. Judge J..
A. Garcia y Sanchez presided
The viii OF samuel G.. Zimmerman
was filed together with q petition that
T.. - Garcia be appointed as special
administrator until the hearing OF the
will which is set for February IS.
The Will or Juan Garcia Garcia
was also hled, and February IS set FOR
the hearing.
The next meeting Of tho probate
court Is set for January II. 1890 at DO
O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
Pershing Inspects
Carp Grant Today

ROCKFORD, H.. Jan. ARTILLERY
ruared a welcome 10 General John ).
Pershing this morning At Camp Grant
whore the commander of the United
States army made an official inspec-
tion of the cantonmon, and held a
conference at headquarters.
General pershing said he expected
to complete his tour OF army camps
and posts about the middle Of Feb
ruary aud would return 10 Washing
ton.
"l am making o tour for the pur-
pose Of being able inteiligenuy TO
decide on their future disposition and
use" said .hr general.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
AMAnn sLr AsInI.

WASHlNGIbN, Jan. THE SUI
p-eme court today set aside awards
hy the California Industrial commits
sion against the Southern Pacific
company growing out Of the death of
william T. Buti,r. liHeman az oak
land Calif a. reversed the California
supreme court opinions, which hcid
that Butler. when killed, was engaged
in interstate commerce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
rIIGIIrs Am nrI.NNrn.

IOWA CITY, Ia. Jan, 3.~Flight OF
the two DE Havilpnd four mail air
planes on the b, 1llminary trip from
considerably here. The first macElnr
arrived here ut 1919 md did nos
get started again until 2 o'clock AZ
$3.50 tho second machine, wulrh
landed at 1890 m was stll bore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
YUMA Is SUNLESS FOR
FIRST TIME N IS YEARS.

YUMA. Ariz.. Jan. 5.-Tho sun
failed to shine on Yuma saturday
for the first time In IS years, ac-
cordlng to persons who have lived
hero that long, Rain fclI through
out tho day,
A local hotel which FOR a quarter
Of a century has prominently dis
played sign offering free board
every day tho sun fails 60 show IT.
self here prepared 90 do q rushing
business, which failed tu material
lze. the management reported,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
Ikachcr Mant Ncmrn.

EL PAsD Texas, Ian. Henry =.
Fletcher, American ambassador TO
Mexico. viii not return so Mexico
city according 20 FL Nacioual a
paper published in tho Spanish lam
ruaE in El Paso. The state depart
ment according 10 III Nacional, which
carries the ipm under a Mexico city
date line will not name successor
10 Mr. Fletcher, but WIZ permit
George p. summerlin 10 remain In
Mexico as tho American chargo a.
affulrcs Mr. Fletcher IS reported al
ready 10 have ordered his personal
effects returned To- the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
PYRAMID ~ NI.NICO
RINNIS THOSE ~ lGNi'I

NTFNIHp CITY. Jam .-Dis-
ra..ry u| TpuuhtuHIu 81 10 third
ryrlu.H greater than those TO tho
sun and moon which have long
pusslol nrrhlrOlorists ana rival
ling those of EENpt ia announced
hof, TNuorfs who have been in-
scsuaHuug ruins of forgotten civil
.zauous near this city believe that
iu ths now pyramid may Boz found
rfiirs which will hc invaluable in
th. study of tho uEo OF the Toll
tees.
Arrhacolcgists have Tor many
decades boon in me two pyramids
uf TpnuhuHcau "a town ~ miles
northeast of Moyico City. tho
rlmo of which means "Iirv uf the
Gods Doe the Aztec tongue Tho
ourIn of these pyramids is uIs
known TU.s were however u..i
is burial places and iu many ways
resemble the pyramids Of EgypL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
RADICALS PLAN TO
FIGHT DEPORTATION
Lawyers Engaged in All
Cities to Employ All
Means

WASTUNGTON. Jan. o. Many Of
the radicals taken IN the raids OF the
past three days will De concentrated az
Camp Upton y. Y Secretary Baker
announced today that Major General
Buliatd, commanding the department
OF the east had been instructed 20 turn
this camp over 10 .hc immigration au-
thoritiCs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. o.. Radicals
takrn lu The government raids ON the
communist and communist labor
parties have an machinery set Tor
fighting desperately against deporta-
ton. 90 was announced today at tho
department % Justice.
Lawyers have been engaged In prac
ticllly every city whore raids were
made and officials predicted they
would take advarrac1 10 oycN fech-
nIcpliy until tnolr Nfignts actually
were aboard vessels bound for their
native lands
In view uf this Information. Assis-
uut Attorney General Gurvnn gave
Instructions tI speed tho work r
completing tho chain uf evidence with
which hD hopes ta make dvpuri1Uou-
certain.
H1hols corpus proceedings VIII Doe
employed iu "a majority OF the cases,
Mr. Caravan believed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05

WASHINGTOt Jan 6.--The house
today passed and sent 10 the senate =
hin authorizing the town OF Wrangell,
Alaska. 20 issue bonds for schools. "A
water supply system, a municipal dock
and flOgiing docks -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-05
CONGRESS IN
SESSION AGAIN;
TREATY ISSUE
Private Conferences
Held in Effort to Reach
Agreement


WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Conrrcss
two weeks recess over tho holidays.
with the treaty Of Versailles stnl tho
foremost OF the gront array OF sub
iocts with which the national law
mnkers were expected to deal before
adjournment. probably Just before the
presidential election next .sovombcr.
Private conferences Initiated dur
ing the holidays looking o. some sort
Of n compromise in tho treaty fight
v,rc continued and renewal OF de-
bate on the senate floor was expected
at any time. No concrete plan under
which the senate would resume for
mai consideration OF the subject had
been agreed upon, however.
Iu the senate today the seditinu
bui OF senator Sterling republican.
South Dakota, had the right Of way.
o. had been cNpccJed that the
house would be called upon 10 again
pass Uu the question uf seating Victor
Tcrrer. socialist of Wisconsin, who
was rejected uit,r the house mad de-
eiIruI bis scat vacant
Representative Mann. republican.
Illinois. ann 1uucod that be would ops
pose uuy action tD withhold bcrFcr 8
seat.
chairman ptuingcr. Massachusetts
ut the election committee, which
recommended lcrrcrs election As a
member at the special session. was
ready with resolution which would
deny Berger his seat ON the ground
tIrt Dee has been guilty e giving