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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-06-09

We also reserve an ADDITIONAL
TEN PER CENT OF GROSS PRO
DUCTION receipts for the purpose OF
DRILLING ADDITIONAL WELLS
on each block of Eighty Acres which
proves productive, and thirty per cent
of gross production to cover operating
costs.
THEREFORE WE ARE OFFERING
the remaining half of production to
investors in the form of ROYALTIES
as described herein and all investors
with us are GUARANTEED we are
NOT in the Oil GAME, but we are in
the Oil BUSINESS and we intend to
be PRODUCERS OF OIL.
NOT Oil Stock GAMBLERS.
PRICES OF DEEDS TO OIL
ROYALTY
In Eighty-Acre Blocks-As Described
l per cent of Half Total
Production 80. -. ........ 9Iooo
IL per cent of Half Total
Production 49,. 80. $500. 1oU
IA per cent of Half Total
Production 49,. 49,. 1890. $40
is per cent of Half Total
Production -. 80. ...... SUI
ITO per cent of Half Total
Production 49,. 49,. ....... lou
1-20 per cent of Half Total
Production ... 49,. ...... 10
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-06-09
Here Is Plan of Investment That GUAR
ANTEES Drilling and Gives You
AN HONEST RETURN
READ EVERY WORD!

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WILL
BE MADE IN THIS NEW FIELD OF
LIQUID GOLD, and we are here offer
ing you an opportunity such as has
never before been offered the investor
to secure your portion Of this NEW
PRODUCTION OF WEALTH AND
FUTURE INDEPENDENCE.
Nearby fields in Montana have pro
duced and are now producing MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS IN PROFITS
FROM THE DOZENS OF WELLS put
down in the last TWELVE MONTHS,
and RIGHT NOW is THE TIME to
mail or bring in your subscription If
YOU WANT SOME PART OF THE
FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN THIS
NEW FIELD, where large number OF
wells are already drilling and where
recently the celebrated Gordon Camp
bell we'll came into big production.
We have already spotted our Mum
Der One Well, and will start drilling
as soon as possible This offering Of
ROYALTIES will be withdrawn from the
market as soon as drilling commences
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-06-09
Mail Coupon Below with Your Remittance Today
SWEET GRASS OIL AND LAND COMPANY Uimited)
Shelby Montana

SWEET GRASS OIL COMPANY Ghmited)
Please stGit Of Sec G. Twp Montana Meridian
so OIL and Land Com
in Montana under conditions III 'ne COM
panyspr rsame
Enclosed R rece and Royalty below"
City
State
,. navabe to Sweet Grass & Landc Ltd Shelby Mont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
ARMOUR WON 7
REVEAL FACTS
OF His Speculations in Wheat
and Corn to Federal Trade
Commission.

Chicago. Oct. ll.-(By The Associat-
ed Prcss)-J Ogden Armour. meat
packer and capitalist declined today
for the present at least---to reveal to
the federal trade commission the extent
Of his spcculations in wheat and corn
during the period from July 10. 1920 to
May 81. 1922.
Mr.. Armour will appear again Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock. after cons
ferrtng with his attorneys. and tell the
commission whether he will or will not
give II the figures sought.
Admitting that he had been in the
market occasionally" as a speculator
during the period under investigation.
Mr.. Armour declined TO name his brokers
or reveal the lump sum Of his long or
short lines on any given day.
Il cannot answer that off hand, and
do not know how that can interest this
commission" he replied when victor
Murdoch. vice chairman pressed him
for the figures.
- We're your operations quite eXten-
eive?" the examiners asked.
"I presume that would depend on
mans point of view" Mr.. Armour saio.
Mr.. Armour defended speculation In
grain ard the marketing machinery
which makes II possible. because the
farmer Is afforded an opportunity 10
coll his produce on any day Of the year
In an omen market. The producer does
not always get the price he is entitled
,o he admitted but on the average, ne
said that the farmer does benent by tho
systern -..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
CAPITAL Increase to $685.
100000 Will Follow
S4OO,O00,000 Melon Cut
ting-No Increase in Regu-
lar Cash Dividends.

New Pork 0rr li-Followins III"
lead ~ other standard oil companies. a.
=. BEDFORD. chairman "f the Standard
pl nf New Jersey. announced today that
4 >rcr!al stockholders meeting has been
called for November !" act upon pro-
poSal rf the directors :" Increase the
authorized capita, stock "t the company
from $ll0.uG". 600 10 $6@j.o0n.0o9. and de-
clare n stock dividend for each share
IF common stock now outstanding. The
par value Of the new shares will be S?5
the same as at present.
The directors also explained that they
felt tho shareholders should ne advised
that In view Of the requirements OF the
company for capital investment, they
have no purpose to increase the agsrs5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
CAN Of POWDER
LETS CO; OPEN
LIGHTS CAUSE
Of the Accident TAX
en- to Glendale Hospital
One May Die

-Four men were badly burned,
one probably fatally. last night at
the Panama mine. near Mounds
willie. hen can of blasting pow
der rxplodcd in one Of 1h" Ia'rr2l
shafts.
The Injured.
Lewis Kilo, aged burned about the
face and hands.
Tony Msrolic. aged 80. face. arms and
chest badly scorched.
Bartol Farac, nged 35, burned about
tho face.
Andy rubar4ch, face, body and hands
burned.
The mon 1--WE n Mound,N;llN. and
Marcl:r's huras may result fatally. II
was stated last night.
They we're carried from the mine and
taken t. the Glendale hospital. Mounds
vile
According 10 statements obtained
last nigh from employees 81 the mine
which IS owned ~ the Ben Franklin
Goa, company. the men had entered the
shaf, hui a few minutes when the blast
occurred.
RcSCuers Immediately entered the
shaft The injured miners were hrough:
10 the surface in A few minutes.
As to the cause Of the accident two
versions were advanced last night. The
frs, IS that the powder was igniatcd
who none Of the lamps came in contact
with 1t: the second theory vas 10 the
effect that spark from motor near
by might have set off the powder.
The Panam mine was the scene of one
os the worst disasters in the mining
annals OF the state in 1912. when seven
men were killed in an explosion.
At the hospital last night the attend
Ing nurses stated that the. men. were
res ting epspfor tsbiy, but the exact ex-
tent az their burns had not been deter
mined
The condition Of M'rcl!c was consid-
cred grave. but hope vas held out for
his recovery. Until the miners are able
TO toll the events that preceded the
blast. II was stated. the actual cause
will not he known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

London OCT. il.-CRy The Associated
IresS-Dne o. tEn questions on when
IL IS expected there NH D. important
differences he:wcen ;he Turks ana
British occupation "f tonStant'nop!e
and Of r.ht- areas Cf \ STA Mtno: sine"
IalS The british have kept careful
accoun: % the expenditures. which are
regarded as an ul;imat" charge aSalnst
Turkey. II is believed ne hll VII
run into a hundred million pounds ster-
Ing. w!thou, regard To what claims
Nigh, be advanced by France. whlch
maintained cO.nOn troaps In this region
for a year and half.
The kemalis,s lonS have coOtendc"
that the charges arc unjust. claiming II
vas possible to sivc ihem peace thre"
years ago.
When the first conference assemblies
this financial question will n" intro
duced in connection with the Ottoman
ruhIir debt In which FraCe Is lafs'
sharer. Thus far arguments of the Ne
malists have hcen that Turkey has raln
her war debts by the loss OF two-thlroS
NJ her territories. and therefore should
not he asked TO pay more. Likewise the
Eemalists have consistently refused TO
print their own money. In order TO pre-
serve the stability Of the Turkish pound
The total outstanding Paper Is -aH
boSffds. 5tst the present
exchange 81 is worth approximately one
and two-thirds Turkish pounds. Ihree
wears ago. Turkey had approH'maicI!
50. nor. 900 gold pounds,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
CASES AGAINST CITIES
SERVICE co. GO OUT
Difficulties Adjusted - Nc
Dowell Will No Go on
Trial Again.

Pittsburgh. Oct. IL Two cases
brought in criminal court here. against
officers and directors of the cities Ser
vice Company. were nolle pressed this
afternoon. when attorneys told tn" court
that the men Involved had settled their
differences civil cases pending in
other cities also Will be settled. it is
understood.
ono Indictment returned against Jesse
c. Mcpow"n. a local oil promoter.
charged with misconduct as Il director
Of the company. Mcdowell. however.
hrouEh, 3.h"u. tho Indictment Of II. l..
Dohcr'y. =. W r'rcaucf. charles Fr"au-
eff Taul Jones and W. :. Winans on a
rharE" uf ,onsriring :" steal papers
from his business office.
The Indictment AGAINST M"IowCll al
legged that h" sought rn dCfraUH the
cities ScrNio" company in tran saCt:Un-
involving the purchase Of gas leases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
EX-KA|SER'S AMERICAN
DOLLARS TO Be USED
IN CAUSE OF CHARITY

poorn. Holland. Oct. 11.--(By The
Associated Prcss)-Fnr the first time
during his four years "f residence in
Holland. former Emperor William IS
about to perform an act Of munficence
on a large scale. II Is reported that on
the occasion of his forthcoming mar
riage he will draw from the large
store OF dollars received from the United
states Tor his mSmoirs a soodly sum
which will he used for the relief or
needy German children who are now
being sheltered in Donrn.
1t - said here that Field Marshal ]
Won HindenhurE probably will attend
the wedding. hut that General Luden-
dorfS will be among those who fail to
receive an invitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
ASSA|LS
LATEST SHAMS
OF DEMOCRATS
EXPOSES EALLACIES OF OPPO-
NENTS IN ADDRESS AT
BARNEsv1LIE, o.
Challenges Opposition to Show Wherein
G.. o. P. Has Failed to
Make Good.

Rcprosontnl!l" Simeon n. Fess. Re-
publican noInlurc for tho L. s senate,
swung iu,r fSclmnui county last night
and At tn. Masonic hall in Barnrsville.
m"rrIrsS'v denounced the sham and
miSrcpr.>, ntalionS ~ tho Democratic
state rlatfurm. ana he challenged any
one &" show wherein Tho Republican ad-
min'~rrari"'' had failed - make good on
Il >iurl" pledge or promise"
Step by s:,p he took tn" main features
nf 'h" ncmncr"tir state slate and eZ-
pnscd their hNpocriSy and falla les.
whilr tho audience showed It's approval
hy nppIaudng vigorously.
Mr. Fcss was in rare voice and the big
audience vas 80 enthusiastic that its
hauG-"lappinC compelled him TO stop
repeatedly.
Tho Democratic platform consist NJ
'wo rar;~. accusations and attacks on
our record Their promises arc to be
JUDGED by the past" he declared
tn" auii"ucc rocked gl"efulr at his
reference I" James NJ. Cox. defeated
presidential candidate, and titular head
"f tho Democratic party. who. while
touring Europe. urged the participation
# the United States In the League OF
Nations.
The Democrats have injected this un-
American Issue into tho present cam
paicn and we as Americans must meet
II and Mr.. FcSs walked To tho edge ot
the sprakirE ulatf0rm( LET us remember
that tho result of this election IN ONO
will scttI" tho question once and for all
here"
!, was evident that his auditors were
heartily in accord with hts views as tho
pnnlause was prolonged until he raised
his hand for silence.
women Led Cheering.
George ThoruhurC. "f 81. Ciairsville
chairman OF the Belmont county Re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
IND|CT 16.YEAR-
GIRL FOR HORSE Theft

ParkcrsburS. W. Va. Oct. 1l.-Miss
yeneIda Smith. of Twenty-third street.
this city. Is only Is years OF age. hut
the Wood county circuit court grand
Jury today placed her in the horse-ihie'
class by returning an indictment chars-
in: her with horse stealing
She ia now N the county jail await
INK trial by the petit jury. She IS ac-
cused of taking horse belonging 70
: = Mixer, Of Valley Mills. N the oil
he,d few miles east ~ here. Ihe
owner had left his horse and huEGr
hi,ched at the roadside while attending
10 his duties among nciGhhoring oil
wells Monday night
when Nc Was ready I" 60 home. ne
fourd his buggy and harness but the
horse was missing. Today he recovered
I, from the girls home mere. II IS
claimed hv court authorities and off,
ccrs ,ha, the Sirl. while out enjoying a
late horseback ride with l?-year-"id
hoy. embarrassed the horse and led II
into town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Half Billion Bonds
Are 0yer-SubSCribed

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE govern.
ment's new bond issue-the first since
the war-has been overscribed. Secre-
tary Mellon announced tonight.
The total subscriptions, it Is un-
derstood, aggregate something near
one billion dollars on an offering linn
tied to about FIVE hundred millions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Cunard Line to Fight
Ship "Dryness" in Court
American Lines to Abide by
Daugherty's Ruling, But
Owners Ask Prohibitionists
to Aid in Passing Subsidy
Bill.

New York, Oct. 11.-Offcian OF the
Cunard and Anchor Steamship COM
panies late today, instituted proceed
ings in the United States district court
here to restrain government officials
from seizing either their ships or the
liquor aboard on the high seas.
The application for the injunction.
after it had been opposed by Assistant
United States Attorney Clarke. was
refused by Judge Hand, who. however.
ordered the federal authorities to
show cause why the order should not
be granted. Argument will be heard
October is.
The dry ship" fight was taken into
the local federal court Immediately
proceeding the departure OF the COM
pany's attorneys for Washington
where they are to confer with At
torney General Daugherty on the
issues Of his recent ruling.
Tho Anchor line Is subsidiary OF
the Cunard company. Ships OF .both
concerns are under British registry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12

Atlantic. GA. Oct. ll.--MrS. onez'na
Debouchel announce tonight she WOULD
return 20 her home at New Orleans to-
,,orrow and continue tho fght TO obtain
the anmes OF the persons whom sne
said Asa c. Gambler. Sr. Atlanta CaP-
,alis;. told her brought him reports
rejecting on her character and caused
him TO break his engagement TO marry
her.
u-s Debourhcl has done all she
could do here" said a formal statement
issued tonight by her attorney. Harry
NJ Gamble. Of New Orleans. who stated
,hat he would accompany his client TO
New Orleans nan evening train tomor-
row. she has stated her case and we
feel mos, grateful for the splendid re-
snnrss Of the womanhuod and manhood
OF Georgia" the sta tement read.
The press has been four square 70
this stranger within their gatsA ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Army Dirigib|e C-2
Has Reached EI PaSo

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct. 11.-Bufteted oy
heat waves as dangerous TO her struc-
ture az hurricane waves 10 ship az
sea, the giant army dirgible CO landed
q, Fort Bliss this afternoon at :43
o'clock, from Ross Field, Arcadia. Gait.
having made but one stop during the
$50 mile trip. The flight was made IN
sixteen hours actual flying time. accord
Ing 10 Major II. A. Strauss. commanding
officer Of the ship.
The only stop made was near Cochise,
Ariz.. where the ship was forced to land
on account OF trouble.
The drighle will remain at Fort Bliss
for several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
ATTORNEYS ON
WITNESS STAND
IN NINE TRIAL
Three of Defense Counsel
Testify in Venue Change
Notion.
Slight Chance Seen of %.
tanning Trial in Another
Locale.

But four witnesses took the stand
Yesterday To show that the l6h miners
held In connection with the raid on a
Cl'ftonville tipple July u. during
which sheriff II II. Duval and S'X 81
the attacking party were slain could
no, receive a faiT trial In WcllshurG o.
Brooke county.
Three Of the quartet were lawyers
and represent IN" miners in The trial,
while the fourth. Riley =. Stout. ad
m.tted under Cross-eXamlua tion he. was
union miner.
Seven more affan's who signed afr
davits defendants IN the case. VIII be
examined by the staet today tollowin Z
which the prosecution will summon 4
score OF witnesses who will testify
that no prejudice exists In the county
against the miner defendants. ts.aes
cision on the motion Is expected This
week.
The original plan 10 begin tho actual
trial Of the first murder defendant
Monday is unchanged. II was stated
last night
The outstanding feature If the evt-
dence introduced by tn" defense yes.
terday was the quoted statements ot
James Martin. vino conducts near beer
shop in Wellshurg.
According to Atty. John n. Gardner,
Martin declared he was willing to sign
affidavit indicating his belief that
feeling exists against the ~min"rS on
trial. but in so doing he would court
"phEscal INJURY
YES. I'll sign an affidavit. II some
one would purchase my business. he
is also reported 70 have told Atty. card
ner who repeated his purrorted state
mcnts TO the court
Tho three lawyers who took the stand
Yesterday were Jesse Is. George. J"hh
ID. Gardner and Charles J. Schuck.
Mr.. Gardner further declared on the
staud that Deputy Sheriff Edward Rat
cliff, had said the miners could not
get faiy h"or,ng IN Brooke county
Mr.. Kat,Nfrc however had no, sigh
cd an afndavi, TO lha, effect, aid con-
seuucu,lv will not he summoned by
m. state for cro>s-eXaminaii0u
Surprise Is Expressed.
Court attaches expressed surprise
when il bccan. known counsel for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
INDICT THREE FOR
SCHOOL-HOUSE FIRE

rarherburg W. Va. Oct. ll.-As re-
sui, or acii>itie Of representatives OF
the state fire marshal's department in
this county three indictments were made
hy the grand jury here today in con-
rection with the recent burning II Finn
schoolhouse IN Harris district FLETCHER
Roso is indicted on an arson charge Tor
setting the building on fire. Mr.. ana
Mrs Emanuel Woomer as accessories
Mrs Wnomcr IS BoSn's sister Tn" IN
dictmeutS charges her and her husband
with aiding. ahett,ng, instiSatIon. ana
demanding" the action or Boso. lhe
latter has made confession. Boso IS IN
Jail. Woomer is under bond and Mrs
Wcomcr not yet arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
W0MAN WHOM MILLIONAIRE
T||RNED DOWN PUTS UP BATTLE

s,a,cmen, continued The old case of
nglo-Saxon sriri, OF aggressive sym
pathv for the under dog has never been
more vigorously displayed.
The case Is now in he hand of Mrs
Dehouchers legal advisers. Nindtca-
ton She will have" II IS n"w for them
,n nnd the most effective way to accom-
pl!sh it"
Mr.. Gamble discounted a statement
made In Los Angeles by Wilbur Leg
Rettc relative I" the case. 1T may br
added" his statement asserted. that
the dispatch from Los Angeles saying
that = man there asserts that he Is the
travelling salesman claimed hy III" Can
dlers to be wefam.nE Mrs. Dchouchei
and II Is not true, presents mcr" tutrn-
sion on his part. however. well intended
He has not been named. and mo person
elsewhere than in Atlanta has been
claimed TO be msking these Infamous
radsotisos on Mr. psbopobek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Four Worknen Badly Injured
In Panama Mine Explosion
Dead After Being on
Strike Since 1883

Burdlngion. Iowa, oct. l1.-Thc old
est strike in the country in ended. and
the striker. Albert NJ Parmete". Is
buried Parmeter went on a strike in
1855 when he was pilot Nf IN old wood
burning engine on tho Chicago, Burl-
inSton & Quincy. and he never gave
in. He continued TO draw strike pay
until his death. At his funeral today,
400 members Of his union, the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. and a
dClesation o! striking Shopmen, fol-
lowed his body TO the grave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
HEAVY COSTS0 Of
OCCUPATION To
Be TURK ISSUE
Peace Conference for Near
East May Be Held in Asia
Minor.

Mudan;a. Oct. ll-N. FraHkiin-
Eouillon. tho tltrch special! eH-
yoy who considers that kcma!-
lists are ac,Ual'y accepting less
than NJ had agreed 10. ~t.d TO-
day tina, lie Ma Gu.uG [" l"'iS
Ia couNiure the authorities. II
possible. that tn" rcLcc coni,r-
eucc should he he'd II >"mo
p,avc where Mustapha krmal
could attend IN person.
This place must he Wilh'n
easy distance oc .ArS0rt. luaS-
much a.. owing 10 4 srcc'd' iaw.
MuStapha k"ma! cLrnot leave
Turkish soil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
New Brunswick Citizens, De-
claring Hayes Framed
Plan Tag Day o'Raise
Funds for Accused Young
Mans Defense.

New Brunswick. y. j.. Oct. 11.-tRy
the Associated rreSsD - Officials
handling the Hall-Mils murder mys-
terry drew a close veil of secrecy about
themselves today. evading the army of
newspaper men who campcd on their
trail.
Through the inevitable leaks
however, came Circumstantial reports
that the most of the days activities
tended 10 draw more sharply into the
spotlight Nicholas BANNER. saloon
keeper, who was Jailed last night on a
statutory charge preferred by his
daughter Pearl. Is, who is also in jail
on n charge Of incorrigibility.
Nerves Shattered.
Behmer's record was checked and
re.checked and his story Of his where
abouts on the night OF the Staying
Of the Reverend Edward Wheeling
Hall and his choir leader. Mrs. Elean-
or Renhardt Mills. was gone over
with fine tooth-comb. Attempts also
we're made to question him further,
but Jail attendants reported he was so
badly shattered Of nerve as result
of alcoholic stimulant. that he was
unable to talk coherently.
Threatened His Daughter.
Bahmcr's daughter has told the auth
critics. in one Of her many statements.
that Rahmer had threatened 70 ru' both
her throat and that Of Raymond Srhnc!-
der, her sweetheart. on the night ;hat
tho minister and ChOriStSr were slain.
and the latter's throat was Siashcd.
Bahmcr denied this. hut admitted he vas
looking for Schneider That night With
pistol He said however, that h" was
AZ home and in bed when the murhe's
were committed His pistol. he added.
was Of 45 calihre. while that with
which the slayings were committed was
a 80
Funds for Hayes Defense.
While the authorities were checking
ur new leads. and reChech'nS the story
told hv Schneider. on whirh - wear old
Clifford HAYES has been arrested for tho
murders. citizens Of New BRUNSWICK
forged ahead With plans fo" Tag day
Saturday, 70 raise a "HaN"s JuSilre
fund They"Hen'v express belief mat
Ha,cs was framed"
T'mo'hv rfc!ffor counsel for Mra.
Frances stevens Hall. the slain "l'rgi
mans widow. was much in evidence"
about tho court house to-day lie sought
Interviews with several officials "h"
arc working OH tn" case. hut declined
in make any statement I" newspaper
men.
Endorsed by Mayor.
Tho drive to raise funds r"r HaN'@
defense gained impetus when Mayor
Morrison expressed approval of the on
dorsemcnt Of tho drive 10y members OF
the city commission and announced ne
would Issue a proclamation t"-morr""
calling urnn the citizens Of New Eruns-
wick to aid the commission hacking the
Hayes fund.
Hayes 10 . war veteran and 1t Is an