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ISN'T PSYCHOLOGY WONDERFUL? '?

We'll say so. Here is of the richest women in the United States just back from Europe with a perfectly stunning discovery. The story is too sensational to be told all at once. All I say now is that sym thetic psychology will solve all problems of business and domestic life" Well, that's quite enough. Synthetic rubber and syn thetic steel and synthetic silk very well in their way, but they pretty flat failures when it comes solving all problems of business and domestic life. For synthetic psychology the job is simplicity itself Tt is founded on infinite understandnss--a con sciousness of the snhoonscousness 'tt
 Strange long it has taken the world to Gnu out a little thing like that Here have been muddng along unconscious of the subconscious and subconscious of the scious and conscious that subcon- scious of the unconscious, when all the time only need consciousness of the subcon- scousneSs. The lady who brings this in spring message is solving all problems of her domestic life by living apart from her hus- band. Isn't psychology wonderful?-(New York Post)
 And when we take into account that the di .Overer of this wonderful condition is the daught lf canny old John D. Rockefeller and the spouse he millionaire head of the so-called Harvester Trus are amazed at the lesson in heredity and u aGect of environment it conveys. Certainly the gre Chicago psychst did not inherit her disposition to g Dn the solid facts of earth from her dstinguisht father nor would we suspect that it was developed the Mccormick household
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
OUCH! BACkACHE! RUB LUMbAC0 OR
 PAIN FROM BACK
Rub stiffness away with small trial bottle of old
 "St. Jtcobs Oil"
An! Pain is gone!

An! Pain is gone!
 Quickly?-Ye Almost instant re- lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness and pain follows gentle rubbing with 'St. Jacobs Oil."
 Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right on your painful back, and like magic, relief comes. est. Jacobs OiP is q harmless backache, lumbago and sciatica cure which never disap- points and doesn't burn the skin.
 Straighten up! Quit complaining Stop those torturOus stitches" In a moment you will forget that you ever had a weak back, because it won't hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist now and get this last ing relief. -(adv.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
WATSON PERFORMING TRUE TO EXPECTATIONS.

Tie antics of Senator Watson of Georgia in til, tnate debates creating surprise to the Hc has been drawing his imagination for facts and substutns his prejudices for principles for quarte 3f century. It is not strange that he should con Tnnt. lt is too bad that the South had scarcely get rid Of Vardaman through his defeat in Mississipp 5etore freakish political situation in Georgia
 lt-asclliar the Senate.
 e.s = ,~'S stock in trade has been the fac episFet e'ei!pouS ol r-nvhody else He has always ceasfIl now and again when those "a has hsan sn, somebody or something have been in the nia1sst lbt. tnEin who is against" rather than for" son man or policy could always find himself to thft pStebf, at least, in agreeemnt with former Midde oi-ths7tead Populist Watson became known to ths e<s1ntry,- when a member of Congress in the earl, se & by his yitroc opposition President Gle, eand He ran for VicePresident Populist end of tho repan~ticket in 1896 he later denounced Bryan hi hss candidate r6e Iwas the Middle-o the-Road Popu pt III isiz Tn order to defea3 h supported Wi osrsasss "no favored Champ Clark at that at'afton ftoon ep'ssa the Wilson Administration after Wuanl, 9s'SOh' opposed the declaration of war n,., ~,
 ..4. ,opposed the draft law and made himself on a,
 .o h"sance in Georgia throughout tba vo~ M H-' 'ossu she peace plans of President Wilson ans @ l
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Too Fast and Too Slow.
The rules ot~tn tn.n,s Commoner

ne rules or tne"'s Commoner S washington permit the House to move too ffS al ana the rules II the Senate permit unnecessary de,a
 fhe House rules should permit amendments and ra,ii calls on amendments. The Revenue bill raising ~sey- erai billions of dollars, forced through with hut one opportunity given the minority for amendment That stifes the minority and permits tho maior;.,, to escape responsibility majority of the ma aioritv controls and the minority of the majority party is compelled to acquiesce or join the opposition
 too In the Senate the contrary, the minority has eo on, 1ower. In the Senate the rules shou,d he sehata s. as to allow the majority to close the tho rn, reasonable time, and in the House or,,, snouid De so changed to allow the min ot , .o require separate vote on amendments to "' ieast reasonable extent "
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

~>> ee~~ = &~AS SS~sA UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. Juneau, Alaska, September 29. 1921 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Harry Musgrif of Hoonah, Alaska has submitted final three year proof in support of his homestead entry serial 04161, made in the United States Land Office, at Juneau Alaska, on January 20, 1920, fol lands embraced in H. E. Survey 132 new series No. 1854, situated 1a mile south of the mouth of Game Creek, Port Frederick, Chichagofl Island, in Lat 68' 04' N. Long. 135 28' w. and more particularly de- scribed as follows:
 Commencing at Cor. No. l,
 M. c. on the line of ordinary
 high water of Game Creek,
 whence U. S. l.. M No. 131,
 F. S., bears N. 4' O3' K. 3718
 chs, and w. c. cor. bears s. 39'
 15' F. OPP chs, Thence S. 39'
 15' E. 620 chs. to Cor. No. ?,
 thence s. 45" 15' w. HOP chs.
 to Cor. No. 3. thence s. 72' 32'
 E. 1236 chs. to Cor No. 4,
 thence s. 240 AT w. 22.95 chs.
 to Cor. No. 5, thence N. 40e
 49' w. 3.4S chs to Cor. No. 6
 M. c. on the line of ordinary
 high water of Game Creek, thence meandering Game Creek
 as follows: CD N. 17' 00' E.
 3.90 chs. (2) N. 53o 00' w.
 $40 chs. (3) S. S8' 45' w. 40 chs. (4D N. 30 00' W.. 4.8O chs.
 (5) N. SS0 15f E. 2.SO chs. (6)
 Aao 45' E. 4.5O chs. CD N.
 IT l5' E. 3.9O chs. (S) N. 43e
 4S' w. 3.SO chs. (s) N. 4s' Oo' w. 40 chs. (1O) N. 35o 45' W. 500 chs. CID N. 5oo 45.E. o.oo chs. G2) S. S4o 15' E. $50 chs. (13) N. 47a 57' E. 4.26 chs. to Cor. No. l the place of beginning, containing an area of 32.6S acres. Magnetic variation 29' 4s' E.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. RecistAr First publication. Oct. 12. 1s2d Last publication. Dec. 12. 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08

nominated by the Democrats for Senator by small margin in a three-cornered primary contest in 1920, and elected to the Senate.
 He will, if he lives, continue to make spectacle of himself in all probability, until Georgia retires him from the Senate at the end of his term
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Diary of Miss opportuni y

Tuesday, November S.-Met Good Intentions yesterday Reminds me of a 1913 model car. Takes lot of hard work to get started and never goes far when you finally get it started. His engine is no good and there is no gas in his tank. The only place he will ever get is on the scrap heap.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
News of the Names Club

Iva Moose lives at Flat Run, Ohio
 Our Utica (Ohio) correspondent says Rev J. R. Fretts lives there. Well, who wouldn't fret trying to live on a preachers salary these days?
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08

l8 Some conception of the development of the Mexi~ eau oil dyelopment is conveyed by the announceme,t Of the slipping Board that that country is pro tsicing more fuel oil than the United States ss
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Fair Warning

I warn you here of Percy Wreas. That guy who loves to "Toddle;;" If you want any for yourself,
 Don't let him Unit your bottle"
 sk. A. A.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08

the 10-cent store and buy the dish mop she started after.
 A Baltimore man, 163 years old, desires to marry New York woman of 100 At that they might have as long a married life as some of the young couples of today
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Talks With the LoveIorn

Talks With the Lovelorn
 It is better to fall in love with a "weeds" widow than a grass widow if she has collected the life insur- ance
 If in doubt about your love for a girl, young man, ask her father to let you see the bills he has paid for her in the last six months. Your doubts will be more quickly settisd than the bills fe. .ttfsf
 Never enter the bonds of matri- mony unless you are prepared to Day alimony
 You can learn more' about your sweetheart's disposition in 10 min utes from her small brother than you can learn by spending three hours with her in the moonlight.
 Headquarters for Ladysmith Coal Juneau Transfer Co. Phone AS. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
ALUNTrGS e . 2V1FSs VEVUUK
 ~ E ~
 SAM H,LkS

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
 l kin remember when a man car ried a watch almost as big as tur- nip and had to wind it with key.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Daily Sentence Sermon

Let your actions talk for you. They better hearing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
soy.a a Gas Mask. p. D. 0.

Boy a Gas Mask, p. D. O. Wllie-Pa. what does rising from he ranks mean?
 Ma-It refers to the odor rising from the kind of cigars your father smokes, my son.
 Pa-Young man, if you ask anoth- CT fool question tonight I'll thrash you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Well. We'll

\ Mayor who had been indicted Declares his career sadly blicted.
 He sWore on the stand
 As he held up his hand, That his duty had never been slictel
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
ooI Questions

Early Bird" asks: Does time fly on the wings of the mornin?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
A Tender-Hearted Cuss

Tender-Hearted Cuss
 Did the burglar take anything when he got into your house Satur- day night?"
 "No. He saw the receipts for my coal and grocery bills on the dining room table and did not go any fur ther but left me two quarters with a note, stating one was for the collec tion on Sunday and the other to get down town on Monday Expressed regret that he was so hard up him self or he would have left me more."
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08

Winter has come, as Hiram Tay- Tor just went up the hill with five yards of stovepipe
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
Say It With Flowers, Sweetheart

Say 1t With Flowers, Sweetheart l would hate to live In a house of din Where the wife Says it' With a rolling pin. Sam Hill, Cincinnati Enquirer. l would hate to live
 Where a henpecked man Is kept in line
 With a frying pan.
 Canton (Ohio) News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-08
A Sure Sign In Old kaintuck

(Nevelsville Cor McCreary Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
II GOT WHAT | DESERVED" IS ADMIRAL SIMS
COMMENT WHEN REPR|MANDED BY DENLY

Washington. Jan" Secretary Den
by today publicly rcpr' rnarE"I Rear
Admiral william $. Sims a. u result o.
the speech OF tire admiral mad" In Lon
don June :, III which the criticized S:rU
Fctn $ymna;hize-s In America.
In M rc7rinand. Nj DENLY yo.ntcd
out that CUCe befUrc the navy dcpAT.-
mcnt had found il necessary t. take
SIMILAR action aEaInS, thu officer for an
address delivered in London in l3ll. and
referring /" th.: text Of that repriInan",
added:
Your remarks on inc oIraS."n now
under discussion. therefore. constitute i
aaSrant and deliberate DISREGARD OF
specific Instructions.
While the naval secretary Va making
public the rcprinand. Atm!5a Ssals Mas
calling on PRESIDENT NarhsnE at The
White House. Il WAS explained thu
the admiral called to leave his card. A.
~ the custom wh"n high nava! officers
return from ;rtp abroad. md that the
President invited him 10 chat tor = tew
minutes
rp"n leaving ~" White House. Nd
mira! Sims. rctr7r.uS 20 tho reprirrLui.
I'D: Il go. what / G..cr.cd n" same
Old thing
So FAR as cuuiG he EARNED the r"p-i-
rand wa rot mentioned during the
admirAlS Visit t. the rreSld.ut. N"n
leaving the Whit" HOUSE The officer
johcd with newspaper CORE spondrnrS.
Asked II h;' conversation with tho eN-
ecutiI" had been pleasant. h. rrIn"L
SHARPLY. h"' With / smile. 'Ot course
Il "aS
Admiral SINS tx. ,cnich, fo- No~-
rort. K. |. where he viii resume .rS
duties president ~ tn" Naval va"
college. II" vent abroad SEVERAL ""chS
ago To receive - dcsr"" from Al English
university. After has London speech his
loavc was revoked hy S"c-' ..Gry H. nhy
and he Wa ordered 70 return 70 America
immediately
The "iric w!ii l.. fur'..sG,d With !
copy ~ his rcprtmlnl. and. IT IA ~
planned. another cory MI. -. attached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
Probe Air
Tragedies
Too Many Accidents to
Suit Me-" Declares War
Secretary Weeks

Washington, June 24-Aroused by
the recurring fatal accidents in tie
army air service. Secretary Weeks has
written TO Major General Menoher. chiet
Of that service, asking that every pre-
caution be taken TO prevent further ac-
cid 'ntS.
There have been too many accidents
TO suit me-" said Mr.. Weeks. 81 have
written General Mcnoher. saying that
the greatest care should be used TO pre-
vent accidents II possible"
-Four accidents with Il loss OF eighteen
lives have occurred in the army air
service in the last f"w weeks. and tina
war secretary said hc had requested
that Their? be careful inspection of air
pl:'nes and their accessories prior TO
each flight. and at all other times.
Secretary Weeks said he had not ys:
received ;he report on the special .l-
ycs,igatton he ordered made Of the ac-
cidcnt at Morgantown. Maryland, IN
May IS. in which seven men wers killed
in the crashing of Curuss-Eagle am
bulance plane during a violent storm.
Mr. Weeks said he regarded this acct
dent as AN act Of Cod"
Faulty Mechanism
The recent accident at the Aberdeen.
Md. army proving grounds, which alse
cast tho lives OF seven men, probably
was due. the secretary said. TO faulty
mechanism. although the official report
had not lecn made To him. The accl-
dent was caused ny 4 bomb twice drop
pins from It's rack on an airplane.
Two Of the other four men killed
iosI their lives at Langley Field, Va.
while negotiating a landing with their
pl.'7c while the other two met death as
q result OF collision between their
plates last Wednesday while enga ged
In bombing tests ncar. Tangier Soua1.
Chesapeake Bay.
Annual Fatalities 8 Fer Cent
An analysis Of casualties in the arr7
air service for the last year, II Is sad.
shows that the fatalities among the
army fliers total eight per cent Of that
clnsS OF personnel. Army officers said
today that the aviation service was still
in the experimental stage and tina:
while every ,rc"autlon possible Wal
tai en- against accidents. II was humanity
Impossible To prevent all 81 them. TIL,
-four recent accidents are not regarded
by experts here as prevcntable or un.
expected.
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Runs Amuck;;
Shoots Many
Shoots Up Courtroom at At
Iantic City--Routcd From
Refuge and Killed

Atlantic 81! y. lU0' =. 'l'r
= J. Murphy color"d leader o., tn" 70
'iE.rue 81; known a. "7'r" LtN" and
Meyer Ihi.' vIS >lro, dead rlIN attcrn""U
ia q, r"nm IN tn" third n",r - a nous"
~ D;S>t0n avenue. after holding tw"
>r"r, &c Policeman armed Min rcNoiN"r*
~ for Several hours. Tvs" auliccn'tn
rad - V"!rH:. Elizabeth 'h"Tp"ll" r"'-
orrl were wounded by Murphy before
ne wa finally shot.
For thr~c hours n" police. a$:'r't"0 10y
80 companies OF hr"'n"n. poured hui
'"ts and ~ater into tn" snail franr'
building whore n" mad tIh"n refuge.
Will" = rrHad 90 THOUSANDS "f VERSIONS
N ~. street. watched the battle. Short @
y after 'hr"c "I'lock detectives edged
their WAY INTO tho ground nOnr OF the
house. phl.c l-!iC"nlrr SNNt hail OF
rlul.",> irtn u" three windows OF the
third ncNr
Making his VA NJ N" stairs. !'"-
:"rtjvr Mcdowell saw y form In nc Gini
Light lmIt hrror" h" could uull the tr'G-
gcr Of his pistol. ;hcr" VA" II lash anil
:. bu'ic, vhiStlrd pas; hts car. H. fred
and tn" tcdy Of Murphy with the Sm"S-
ing pistol ,tl.l c'a$rc1! N his hand fcli
down n" steps int" hi" arir.s.
Murphy was wanted or = chars" u:
obtaining monay under false p-Ct'nS"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
LaSker Comes Out
For Destruction Or
Sale Of Wooden Ships

Nov York. June et.--fspoSnl "r dc
strur;!cn Of al wooden ships by OctobHi
and the sa!r TO private owners OF all
othcr government owned tonnage as
soon az good business judgment Dictates
vas promised here today by Albert H.
IAskcr. now chairman OF the United
States Shipping board.
Mr. la$ker meeting fourteen I'adinS
New York steamship men at luncheon.
pledged II" boards co-nPcra ti"n with
private operators everywhere In solV!nG
the problems now confronting the
American merchant marine.
The meeting with tho oUrcrs was
executive. but after It had adjourned.
Mr. Issker declared that the situation
:Ow confronting the board was tho
greatest commercial wreck In the his
tory 81 mankind. The hoard Is ana
has hen losing for several rs,
ne added. aprrox ira,cly sixteen miilio'
dollars month. This Is bound 10 con-
tinue for months 10 comc. he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
SOCIALISTS MAY
UNITE WITH THE
RED RUSSIANS
COMMUNIST PROGRAM
FAVORED BY MAJORITY
Twcnty-six States Repre-
scntcd at Detroit National
Convention

r~,-o.. Junr - ..- Tn" retiring social
ist National r"-,T!llcr r"niGh' com
plc,cd its report for submission 20 the
national convention. which opens here
tum0rrC~.
Forty-si\ dol, ratrG r"nr"."nnnE 'w"n
ty-$lx states. hrc foreign LtHSuac" f""-
erati0rS and the Young People" So
cialt>i League. have r"6tF'"-"! fu' m
convention
New YorI scri -. 'nc.T"!ns H7-r'N
Ilill1u:t. Samuel orr a:I Charles Solo
mon: Wisconsin. four. Including Victor
R~rEr- and Mayor i'anicl ". loan. ~
NilwauAnc: Illinois. Nj ->a chUScttS and
Pennsylvania thrrc ca"h ard ONO. two,
Relations hciw-"n IN" Socialist party
a.4 tho Ru.@'aNs Eol-h"v.N government
s lnldlnr th- =, nIrr " attention among
The carly arrivalr \ ch"rh ~ tn" dele
gates. .ccord!rE :, irtriy LEADERS,. shows
tho majority nr~rrrH 10 the Communist
demand for nrulla,ion wi;h tho Soviet
the ovcrtur"s made tUo years ago. seek
Ing afhliation with r">"rrauonS, vii!
b. presented u tn" convention.
6. Xinovier president Of tho executive
committee II the Third International
rejecting n" Sociali't proposals. tcrsc'y
replies that.
"7Thc Communist lnterna ti"nale IS not
a hotel where travellers nGIy'coT>c with
Ih,!r own %,cGaSa and carry on their
private ?rairS."
TIC convention I. expected 10 ,aIt
g., DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
MANY SENATORS VOICE OPPOSITION TO
GIVING UNLIMITED POWERS TO Mr., MELLON

Washington. June nt.-CriticiSm OF
tho adm Illustration bill for rcfundinE
the ten billion dollar allied debt was
voiced today In the senate.
Senator AshurSt. Democrat. protested
against giving tho secretary OF TIT
treasury authority tn extend payments
OF interest: Senator Mcclellan. Democrat
Tennessee. assailed provisions which hc
said would permit the secretary TO
"spap Americas good credits FOR
",yorthlcSS German. AuSt:an or Turkish
rcpa ration bonds and Senator Smoot.
Republican. Utah. said "frnnkly'' that
tn. bill would confer '-too much power"
on Secretary Mellon.
The principal attack was made by
Senator Mcclellan. who said the prpvi-
sion authorizing the acceptance from
debtor nations Of their bonds or those
Of any other nation. in the rctunding
process. should DO stricken from the bill
In reply. Senator Smoot said that
nobody but an insane man would trade
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20 his record Other c"p:cS nlTa! -
..aI@ said VIII y" distributed to The
naval service IT ~" form Of " * neral
order 10 DC read /" tn" cr"w- "t al! '"S'
%riS and ,tltionS ai"1E with ether or
d"r$. on the FIRST Sunday e! N" mouth
after proMu!EatI"n 20 u" S"rr'c'.
p.noy's n.pHmand
m. :"Ni OF Secretary p"nhyr rcprl-
MANI in part t"ilow,
ON Iun. \. i?1i. rh,Cc a.pr:, ""d IN
the pubic press throughout N" "pun-
try - report Of 4 certain statement AZ
legged % have hrru made by y"u ~ the
occasion Of a luncheon given In Lon
don ON the previous day - which yol
were the guest OF the English si"aNlng
Union.
These public statement. ., ,"ir"rr-
y rrpnr'"d. dealt with WUlt'-t wh.ch
properly should DE m" SUSPECT i"r com,
meat Hy no hirh governmental "fhc'ai
other than on" to whom N, ca" or
oUr foreign polio, l. 'H;ru>tcd
The departnrnt insists ON nla:uta.n-
NIX Both the pr"rc,irr: and IA" rro1tI.
c,y which fnrhiIc - g"'c-n'n"r' :"r-
~; At your p"sitiou GrsuuSSIrS Suci.
matters in foreign country.
That III. :mpropr:'ty OF .a,h ;,ubllc
u,t"ranrcS has ou,c p":nrc teen brought
to yoIr ATTENTION l. shown hy ia" tact
that q pubic r'rsiuIari 'SLS ddrn.niS-
tered "a you in lHll for masking IA" fol
lo:rInr statement IN Il public :pc"ch IN
London.
"If tho urnr "v"r comes when n"
british empire - Ssr:nuyI! T"Ha""d BY
an ,>trrna. rnCmy. !; IS nv uurniyn hat
you may count upon every nan. every
dollar r"rry drop OF blood 81 your KIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
To LOSE
MANY VOTES Of
MINE WORKERS
! $50 u. NJ. W. VOTES
NOT FOR THEIR CHIEF
Both Lewis and Gompcrs
Confident of Winning the
\. F. Of l.. Presidency

n"n..-. "a. June e I.:A r:,n",-
,.Air>--.J"nH !" l"H'S and samuel 'i"m.
pes ""r" equally ,"nmavn: io:rsht
th.,; ,h"% would win IN" presidency -
tho American FEDERATION "r Labor TO
morrow Their supporters wee wind
:nG up tontght on" NJ IL" hottest 9"'Iu-
cal campaigns ever waS"d ~ IN" his
tor! Of organized laho-.
Tn" Lewis supporters "'Aln,"i they
had made gains Aud sufficient '"tc& /"
eIrct IN" mjrc workers Ch'rt b? several
thousand majority. whi'" -" G"m7crS
boomers asserted that t. veteran labor
leader you'd Win easily.
\ spill; N II" raH~> 81, IN" Miners
delegation ;hrc..t"n'd 20 ,.~1rivc Lewis
oi 1896 rorca IS /: No. announced TO-
night by Frank II. t'Arriu ~ rrrSid" {
~ tho Illinois district. TIA; neither 10,
Alexander Ho~at 90 tie Kansas district
nor Robert H2rlnr ~ ~" Washington
district would vote fnr Lewis.
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SENATE ORDERS
PROBE IN M|NCO

WASHINGTON. June "t--S,rate lrvcs-
,irauon a.: thu disturbances IN tho
M,usu. "" Virginia. coal fields fin
ally wa ordered To-Day. The committees
on labor - expected 10 begin the inquiry
nat IEunth.
\ resolution hy senator johnson. Re-
publi,Hu. California. authorizing the in
>"SliEttion ~AS adortcd early in the
week eu' va reid up h. - motion to
r-rnn%idcr. made by Senator Myers.
Dcu"rrLt. Montana When tn" measure
came up to-day. Srua;Ur Myers lid not
press his u,"l,nu and tho MEASURE was
pa, thr"rIrh without roll call
senator N'"r, told the senate that
Ii. inNcStrEtiu: Mould y" "a U%"!csN
consumption 81 f.Inc and MONEY. add
ing th.l' ''rousr'HS ought /" stop in
Nr~tL;ntGrE "N"rlthnE some tine.
Senator Williams. Democrat. MisSiS-
s,ppI. .~Iid that what "t% NEEDED WAY
AN inN">tiGat!rC "rmmltt"" :" lmNcs'-
E.ttr tn" ln'"ntlE:it0r$ "a! after that.
"" ought t. hl," comm, sion on com
missions LIN for that. above every
thing ",SC. | aant EcN .Tr"rt by com
mlsStun. but n" ouEh' 10 har" au-
prom" court on commissions and com
mittr'. - So upon them, and Keep them
iII Situated,