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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
MITH HOME.FOLKs IN BOISE.

Charlie Dollar Of American Falls
was a visitor in Boise last week.
Ben Kramlick has returned to Boise
and is atawork again in the Skagg's
Store.
Miss Emma Mayer spent last Sunday
in Nampa with Miss Martha Gruenism.
DR.. Moth, who has been visiting the
Gibsons In Caldwell, was in Boise last
week having X-ray pictures made. He
had luncheon Tuesday with the a
berA
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramlick moved last
week to their new home at Fort Street
Governor Davis made an interesting
talk on reclamation matters before the
Boise Realty Board last Monday even
ing.
o. II. Barber was a business visitor
in Caldwell last Monday.
Mrs. Charles Kampf assisted las
| Thursday and Friday at the clinic sell
last week under the auspices OF. tn
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF POW
I'D nnIrArnW IDAHO

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF pow
Err COUNTY, IDAHO
In the Matter of the Estate of Oliver
Lowery, Deceased.
It appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court from the verified petition of Ed.
II. Davis, administrator of the estate OF
Oliver Lowery, deceased, on file here
in, that it is necessary and for the ad-
vantage, best interest and benefit OF
said estate and those interested therin,
that all of the property, both real and
personal, belonging to said estate, be
sold, said property being described as
follows, to-wit:
West Half of Northwest Quarter OF
Section 27, East Half of Northeast
Quarter Of Section %, Township II
South. Range SO. Z. B. NJ; / harrow
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22

Child Welfare organizations of Boise.
Ben Kramlick and M. and Mrs
Emil Isaak motored to Caldwell last
Sunday and inspected store No. 80 re-
Gently established at that place.
Charles Kampf, as a member of the
Boise Realty Board Board, attendde a
banquet given in Nampa by a similar
organization last Wednesday evening.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Rumors have come to me, a a candidate for Treasurer on the Ciu-
zen Ticket in the City of American Falls, that, being assistant caslta
of the Evans State Bank, / would be prejudiced n partal Is o IN
dftibuton of the municipal funds between the banks OF cHy
For the information of any person believing such as well Is others
who be interested, 1 wish to state, that if elected, l Will equally
divide the finance of the city between the two banks, and Will keep an
accurate and up to date account of these FUNDS, open Ir the
ton Of any who may wish to examine them.
Respectfully submitted,
A. C. SALLEE, JR.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
ARBON NOTES.

Jack Price OF West Fork transacted
business In Pocatello last week.
DR.. G. Il. Schiltz OF American Falls
was summoned TO the home OF Mr.. b.
-. Burge, Sunday evening. Their son
Clifford, who had recently recovered
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-04-22
The Housewife
tqii
Saturday 4.
- mi
Night

Folks are getting real well
acquainted with Blocks
Bakery, for every Saturday
night they come in and take
away a package of our fancy
pastry that makes Sunday
dinner particularly delight
full.
Sometimes they are too
late to get any of the choicest
dainties but there is always
something that makes Blocks
worth while.
Come in every day if you
can but don't miss Saturday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
BY HAROLD MARQUIS.

AFTER working all week to de-
a velop an Offensive that could be
counted on TO score consistently
against the Oregon Aggics. Washing.
tons coaches are mighty pessimistic
about the prospects for the opening
ucoufcrence game at Corvallis. Ore.
Sk{urtiay.
~ff we don't win the game II win
be because every Washington man
has TO be carried off the field" says
Captain Ray Eckmann.
The Sun Dodgers are out to fight
an the time. but are seriously han.
dicapped by lack Of experience UNI
der the new coach.
Coach Bagshaw will take at least
Is players on the trip TO Corvallis.
leaving tonight Assistant Coach
Matthews. Trainer Edmundson. Man
ager Gene dwell and Graduate Man
ager Darwin Meisnest viii make the
"Trip with the team
Bagshaw has several men who are
slightly crippled on the squad. and
Win take a fun quota TO insure
plenty Of. substitutes. The Wash.
ington mentor used thirteen substi.
tutes IN the Montana game. A mum
Der OF supervarsity men who have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
wv" Coaches Hoping for
Best in 0. A. c. Battle

been working hard all season win be
taken on the trip.
From early season appearances
the O. a. c. game win be the turning
point In the sun Dodger season. This
will probably be the hardest game
the Washington eleven runs into un.
I'll California and Penn State.
O. A. G. won from willamette last
Saturday by an overwhelming score
and held the strong Multnomah club
eleven 10 III tie the week before.
Coach Rutherford has eleven letter
men on his squad. including such
stars as Mcenna. Powell and kas-
berger.
Reports from the south show that
the California Bears are In a badly
crippled condition. Captain Brick
Muller Is out for the season with a
broken leg and Englebretsen. the
other end. is temporarily injured.
Charlie Erbe. star haifback. is OUT OF
the game with bad eyes and several
other minor injuries make the squad
go through practice on crutches.
Washington State showed re
versal Of form last week and
swamped Gcnzaga- The Cougars
tangle with Idaho this week. while
oregon and California play in Ber.
kelley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

the boys box better and TO
put their best efforts into the
milling.
This means that there will
be no more draw bouts at Sc
attic smokers and that the
referees will be forced to
pick a winner.
The only drawback would
be in the case Of a hairline
decision in which a defeat
would hurt a boxers record
while he may have fought
just as we'll as the other fell
low, only the referee, forced
to give a verdict, handed it
to his opponent.
There are never any draiC
bouts in amateur scraps and
the rule has porkcd weH, so
there's no reason Ohy 10
shouldn't Uork for regular
ring men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Majors Are Bidding for Caveney


has
.
Golden
Washington offered Olaf Erickson pitcher
a
starred the International league but who couldn't
Of
which
have OF n Tim
Caveney
looked like
Sheeiy
h n they Csvency he has
he
fielding shortstop would him league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

orcisea. including swimming. vigor'
DUSTY. In 1921. she shattered worlds
swimming marks one after another.
Last April. In a New Jersey com.
petition. she made 30 yards with the
backatroke In :3s As. Later she low.
cred sthe world record nj that stroke
10 ;5b. for 100 yards 20 iI7 a.5 and
for 1850 yards 10 2i0 10.
In the free style she lowered the
world record for 800 yards 20 All 2'5
and the American records for 100
yards 10 loo is. for 400 yards 10
5Ai and for the 40 yards 10 $40 As.
And you say they're 'IsoftN7
lock HUTCHINSON was caddy
- In Scotland. Not any better than
the other caddies. and not any worse.
But constant application and effort
on his part ms he grew up In the
United States enabled him 20 40 back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Star Soccer Schedule Shifted for Sunday
+A1SA OTIS e

Fethsr Saturday At Worcester Holy
Cross held Harvard to 3-to-o score.
Indiana makes its first 'Big Ten"
how M Minneapolis this week. with
Minnesota furnishing the opposition.
Pennsylvania will entertain the VIZ
ginia Military Institute. at Philadelphia.
Saturday. This team waiioped the Penn
eleven last season.
In the other games on the Coast. out
side Of the conferences struggles. Idaho
plays Washington state. at Pullman
Stanford plays the Pacific Fleet. at Pale
Alto. and Gonxaga plays the Ninth Arm,
Corps. at Spokane.
Centre College viii mir with Tnn-
syivnnis ~ Lexington
Tho Navy goes on with West Virginia
Wesleyan Mt Annapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
England Produces
Greatest Golfers;
It's Temperament

Strange as Il may sseem. the
greatest golfers OF the world are
British. In England they arc Dun.
can. Mitchell. and the woman's
champion. Cecil Leitch. OF the
United States they are Jim
Barnes. Hutchinson and Aicxa
Stirling. who are registered ms
American ciuzens but came from
the isles
What In ~ Hasn't America as
good courses as they find any.
where In tho world7 Sure they
have. but
England is the home OF the selu-
sive pill" and race temperament
has the most 10 do with II. The
average American Is a fast. ncrv.
Gus. impatient sort Of player. and
the sooner he can get on and off.
the better he likes II. while the
English golfers play that siow.
concentraive game which leads
to the mastering In the end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
INDIANS HAVE CHANCE;
TO BEAT TIGER SQUAD

A FEW seasons ago the West Seat.
"A tie football team was looked
upon as a trial horse for the other
~nssads In the local prep league. To
mention Broadway and West Seattle
in the same conversation meant talk
OF 40 or 50 points with the Tigers
on the long end.
This year it's different. These
two teams tanrie tomorrow after
noon at Denny field and for the first
time In the history OF the two schools
the West siders are given chance
TO win.
Tho Indians viii outweigh the
Tigers by some four pounds to the
man, averaging 1874 pounds, while
Broadway averages 100.
Both teams lost their first game,
n the loser tomorrow will be count
cd out of the prep race.
The teams are expected TO line up
a. follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Who Said Champions Were Born and Not Made?

10 Scotland last summer and win the
British open golf championship
against the stars of the home OF golf.
And you say they were BORN7
pABE RUTH with Baltimore
ID wasn't a great star. lie didn't
shine especially In the National
league. for his batting average there
was only .231. II wasn't until he be.
gan TO put In lot OF deep study on
the psychology Of hitting home runs
that he really began TO get some
place. And ndw7 Well. two world
records for home runs In two con.
secutive seasons IN not so bad.
And you say they were BORNr
YOU'LL find IL true OF all the rest
i OF those who head the survival Of
the sport fittest list. Long Jim
Barnes, winner OF the national open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
MARTIN WINS
THIRD BOUT
BY KNOCKOUT

DORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 20.--fUnited
= Press. t-Denver Ed Martin. SEN
sational negro battier. outweighed
and outfought sergt. Ray Smith at
Milwaukee arena last night. knock
ing the aspiring white lad out in the
third round.
Martin punished Smith all the way
and only once was In danger. That
was when Smith. angered at being
knocked to the floor twice with but
a few seconds IN between falls.
caught Martin on the chin with a
desperate right swing and put the
negro down for the count Of nine.
In the preliminaries Ed Mackie
beat Eddie German. Mike De PINTO
drew with Baby Blue. Dick Farley
shaded Ernie Daley and Jack Burns
knocked out Brick Covis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Penn State. nj Harvard: Army. nj
Yale: Syracuse. at Pituburg: Ncbras-
KIN. at Notre Dame. Ohio State. at
Michigan. Wisconsin. at Illinois.
Washington. nj oregon Aggiea. Ore
gon. at California: Dartmouth. nj
Columbia: Colgate. Mt Cornell.
Since the defeat OF Princeton nj
the hands OF the Navy. last week.
tho big kick has been taken out OF
the Chicago. Princeton scrap. but II
should be real battle.
Chief interest OF Seattle fans win
center on the Penn State Harvard
game. as Penn state comes here for
a post.season game.
The two big games on the Coast.
between Washington and the Oregon
ARgies and Oregon and California.
pry this lid off the Coast conference
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

OMAHA. Oct. 2o.-Gun powder Ia
" better cosmetic than face
powder. says Mrs. w c. Edmis;on.
she's woman's Midwest trap-shoot-
ing champion. and one OF the surest
field shots in Nebraska. and she
urges women everywhere TO find
health In hunting.
Mrs. Edniston's vitality II 70
Astounding. her face and figure 40
youthful. that people won't believe
her when she tells them she's 40.
She appears iesa than 80.
She attributes her perfect hcaith
TO her trusty fowling piece.
IF women knew the delight OF
trudging over meadows. and thru
cornfieids where the prairie chickens
hide. OF burrowing into tho sand TO
make a duck blind. or Of trailing
rabbits thru the winter woods.
they'd label their French heclcd slip.
pers For dancing only and would
get out into the open.- she said.
Maybe at first they couldn't wink
20 miles n day In boots. as I do. but
II wouldn't take them long to get In
trim"
Mrs. Edmiston. who lives IN oma.
ha will hunt ducks and prairie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

golf championship at Washington last
summer. never had an easy ume
with a mashie, He has chased cham
pionship matches for years. and
never won. But IN between he hunt
ed up the keencst competition ana
gradually built himself up until he
COPIED.
Dan Shea is much like Barnes. He
worked hard. here and there. Mt this
and that--and finally grabbed off the
championship OF the decathion. OF
allaround track and field athlete
title.
It's the same with 'em ail--Mrs.
Mola Bjurstedt Mallory at tennis.
Jack Dempsey In the ring. or even
the trotter, Peter Manning, on tho
track.
Champions are born. yes But not
born champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
BY ROY GROVE

nNiiE bird who chirped champions
l. are born. not made" was talking
In his sleep.
And. you can easily prove II 10
yourself n you'll check over the lead.
ers OF 1921 ms they stand on the eve
Of the summer sporting seasons hi
bornation.
The best Of them. you'll find. were
MADE-made thru sheer determine.
ton.
TT WAS determination alone that
i made Etheida Bicibtrey' the great
est nll.round swimmer that the femi-
nine sex ever developed.
As a girl Ethelda was thin and
ound-shouldered. Her health was
bad. But she determined To build
herself up. She went at outdoor ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Gun Powder Better Than
Face Powder, Says Champ

chickens In Nebraska In October.
quail in Illinois. or perhaps the
ozarks In November. and wild tur-
keys. coons and 'possum In Missis.
sippi in December.
In trap-shooting. she has held the
Iowa state championship two years.
the Nebraska championship three,
and the Midwest championship
since 1916.
Incidentally. she is president Of a
suburban woman's club. is district
chairman OF conservation Of the Ne
braska women's clubs. and Is active
In Amcricanizaton work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Judge Lands anu Babe" Ruth

Speaking Of uds. lands there doubt but what he viii win
hh battle with Babe Ruth holding the of the
baseball STAGE The Judge the dictator Of baseball and
he insisting playing
transforming ball
.
in
Lands baseball
Judge bound make Ruth him. he'll
There fulfilled
contract with the New York Yankees and he has much right
Holman ball California
nd hers
undoubtedly pulled big when h. thought could
he h
havcb with he Il
. Is Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Broadway--Brassfield. left end;
Andrews. left tackle; sserrett. left
guard: Burnett. center: GROCER. right
guard; Swale. right tackle: Meyer,
right end; Ward or Talbot. quarter;
Erickson. left half; CARRIER. right
half; Meister. fuIlback.
West Seattle--ShaRer right end;
Keeling. right tackle; Gariey. right
guard; Bonamy, center: Smith. left
guard; Schmitz. left tackle; Nc
Naught, left end: Shattuck. quarter;
Baldwin. right half: Byers. left half;
Forester, fuilback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Game
Is Set for
Woodland
Maple Leafs and West Sc
attic to Clash on North
End Park Grounds

BECAUSE the soccer field At Ixn-
- coin park Is not tho reguiatien
length the Maple Leaf Post-West
Seattle game. which will be the big
game Of Sundays Star league uffs,
viii be played on the upper grounds
at Woodland park at za5 ,. m
This means that the Boeing Air.
craft club and the woodland Park
teams will get together on the samo
grounds at y. m. instead Of 33o
p. m.
This shift in the schedule necesu1-
tates the playing OF the Ben Paris
Billiards and the Ballard Junior hat-
tie on the Lower Woodland ray1E
grounds. They viii get started at
p. m
The complete schedule for 0un-
days games as revised. with the timo
for play. follows:
SENIOR GAMES
Postoffice va Haas Eckarts ~ Wa1Io
Walla. at I y. m.
Boeing Aircraft club Va woodisD1
Park. at Upper Woodland park - = u.
maple Lear Post vs.. West Se44uo q
Upper Woodland park At 7:ts.
JUNIOR GAMES
Ben Paris Billiards VS.. Ballard JmIoeo
at Lower Woodland park at p. N
Falcon A. G. vs.. I<ouie's French DTY
Cleaners at waiia waila at ,.ls ,. n
Allen A. A. VS.. Highland Park at Hia-
wstha at I p. m.
cowen Cigar Co. ". wsshinstos Pash
at Washington park At .. m
South Park va Hawthorne Junieso -
Columbia pisyfield At y. M
The referees have been asslgnod
as follows:
Fred Douglas at walia walla: BfI1y
Waller first game at Upper Wood-
land park. and Alex c. Roos. secoa0
game: A. p. Brown. Lower Wood.
land park: Bill Bloomen at ColuzA-
bia playfield: George Hoefling e
Hiawatha- and Bob Bonner at Waah.
ington park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
.CINCY REDS
NOT FOR SALE

CINCINNATI. Oct. so~-George
NJ. Conan will have 10 look else
where for major league franchise.
Garry Herman. president OF the
Reds. said today. our club Il not
for sale to Conan or any one else. :"
Herman said. We decided that
last summer when Conan tried to
get an option on the Reds"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

One 81 the ie~~~r International
gAm~~ saturday Will be played at
Boston when tho boston college tram
tanxic~ with Detroit
OH Dobie's Cornell team. which ran up
tho biggest score of IN. season last
week. totalier over 100. will meet Col
gate at Ithaca Saturday. Cornell 10
doyed 20 win.
Brown and Springfield win meet at
frovidsnco this week.
Lafayette. the team that b~ut
Pittshurx EARLIER In the ses~on. stacks
Mp ssain,t fordhsns, Mt New York.
saturday.
Georgia Tech will play host 70 Rut-
gers at Atlanta. In one d Tho biggest
International games thisYwsek-
roiy Cross and oeerxeto~n ret 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Nebraska Football
Mentor Uses Mitts
to Condition Team

Another new feature was added
10 the long list OF training stunts
around the country few days
ago when Coach Dawson. OF Ne.
braska. inauwurated boxing ms a
means OF football conditioning.
The team members are supplied
with the padded mitta. and he re
auires all candidates 10 waiiop
one another every day as part
Of their regular practice.
1T develops speed and foot.
work." says Dawson. las well as
tuning up the brain apd getting
the men on their toes."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Decisions
Will Perk
Up Boxers
Ring Board Makes Rule
That All Local Bouts
Must Have Verdicts

He new plan
of refereeing
| n au gurated
by the Seat
tie ring COM
m i S S ! o n
whereby all
bouts m u S t
have a decis-
ion is a good
stunt to make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
CorFTY WINS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.--Jim Coffey.
the veteran Irish heavyweight. join.
ed the list Of ring comebacks by de-
feating Ermine Spallo in a ia.round
bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Grid
Games on
Saturday
Penn State-Harvard Tiff
Holding Center of Amer
lean Football Stage

IL first real big
games Of the In.
terc lie ginte
football season
are in store for
gridiron IA n 8
thru o ut the
country Satur-
day.
Here are the
most important
battles OF the
day; chicago.
at Princeton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Series
Is Better Plan
Interest Drags in Long Series; Lands in Favor of
Seven-Came Classic; The Judge Will Win in
Mix With Ruth; Majors Bid for Caveney
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

HIS years world series between the two New
York teams proved beyond doubt that a
series of five out of nine games is too long
to sustain real interest in the big classic
The crowds during the first few games
were big, but then the interest began TO
drag
There is enough commercialsm in base
ball without making the big series the super.
commercial layout of the year.
In commercializing sport there is always
the danger that the dollar sign may talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Judge Lands baseball dictator has sounded the first call
Pin favor of returning to the shorter SERIES which the
team winning four games first wins the title.
The new system first naugurated in 1919 and has
been in vogue since.
Some say the shorter series always by the
team but two games won't go far in determining the
best team by long shot
return to the old seven-game plan is the best thing
that could be done to build up interest again the series
which seemed woefully lacking this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

ussvy DvuxmAs hes ssr~sgshesed
his City t<~sue te~ns By signing re-
liable Harry bensaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

ny HARRY uuSTo0S
Eddie Crc~-nsae broke his own
Angle game r~<osd In the Commercial
league when he shot sss. Eddie -
Gising the ball . neys twist this yeas.
and u L. eoSfsinty E~tting the wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

The handicap system Of play. ~ n
vogue Ia the city league. II gaining IN
fasur. The system make. its aseraEs
scratch, The Tslsphons and fn'stcias
leagues are both planning 20 USE u the
rest Of tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

The f.unharmen. seattle Times ard this
postoffice are staging a pretty fight Ia
the Commercial league for first honors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Rippe's Cafe five are going s'ronx
resting IN second piace this week. rikhl
e.hind the league leading Farlsian choc'
0lals outfit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

An Of the city bowling teams viii b
In action tonight with thres matches OF
At the Imperial alleys. two ., the kiks
club and oas at tho orpheum alleys
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-06
LODGE. AGAIN |S
 FLOOR LEADER
Senate Republicans Name Same Organization Heads;
 Will Reduce Committees

' WASHINGTON. March 5.-Senator Lodge. of Massachusetts. floor leader and other Republican officers of the senate organization were reelected to- day without opposition.
 Besides re-electing> Senator Lodge floor leader. the senate Republicans again chose Senator Cummins of Iowa, for president rsro tempore and Senator Curtis. of Kansas, for vice chairman and party whip.
 Committee assignments were left to the usual committee on committees which Senator Lodge was authorized to appoint, together with the steering committee.
 All senate committees are to be re- duced under new rules. Preponjer. ance of Republicans may cause the loss of few places, but the Demo crats with reduced representation, will suffer the most. No changes in senate chairmanships are planned. There is considerable rivalry for posi- tion on the foreign relations commit tee to fill the vacancy, caused by se- lection of former Senator Fall as sec retary of the interior.