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The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-02


 F. M. Cecil and his brother, James Cecil, killed IS bear the winter of 1873. There was no market for bear meat, so they baconed it with their hog meat and had bear bacon all sum- mer. James Cecil killed 5 bear on day, but not in this killing. James Cecil was more of hunter than K. M. Cecil. He told me that he used to kill about 100 deer a year. I have seen IS deer in one bunch.
 My father, Peter B. Allen, took the rst census of Polk county and killed a panther while taking the census.
 Back in those days no one entered land. They would just take up a claim where there was a spring for no one could afford to dig well then for there was nothing to dig with. A man would lay his claim by making law or three brush heaps, girdling a half dozen trees and poll pen two or three rounds high. The man would sometimes sell his claim for SS or SlO, but no one would ever try to take . claim away from him Our dippers were gourds. Most everybody raised gcurds. One gourd at the house and the other at the spring. But the old gourd dipper that once hung on the maple by the spring is a thing of the past.
 Father and mother came from Conga county, New York. Father was 9 years old and mother was 3. Grandfather Peter B. Allen, the same name of my father, was a member of the legislature in 1915 and 1916. While m Albany, N. r., he had an oil painting made of himself. This por- trait was made by the noted painter, Ames. l have it in my possession and have never seen anything it's equal. The painting is now 105 years old. If stood without frame or glass over if for 90 years, but 1 am taking better care of it since it has been in my possession. Grandfather Peter R Allen left New York in 1918. Left tnere With oxen and wooden axle wagon He and Alvin P. Hovey. They were brothers-in-l law. General Alvin I. Hovey was governor of Ind iana. They came to the Ole Ann on the Ohio river, sold their wagons and oxen, built boat, fioated down the thio to the Mississippi, got tow boat to tow them up the Mississippi to the mouth of the Wabash river then up the Wabash to Terre Haute, Ind. Grandfather Allen was a char ter member of the first Masonic lodge Of Ierre Haute. 1 am told that the members of that lodge have his DOT trait in the lodge room there. Grand father Allen was grandson of Ethar Allen.
 claim to be the oldest man living in Polk county that was born here. would like to hear from some of tn, oldest settlers of Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-02-02

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 Or Bill Dale not then tr,
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 'renthing the s,iIiod be ban
 Nnx seen. \ linn fifty y .s<,nt shoals.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
029 n. Y. AVE

GARAGE: MODERN: S.E. SECTION; STORE
room for 81 cars: rent, $l2j; l.50O: terms.
RoOmine house. IL rms. and baths
h. VIII: all light rms: income $3.50; rent, $50
81. 600: 81 900 casl
Rooming house nr. 10th and X: - rms and
= b.: running hot and cold water in all rms.
steam heat: well furnished: income $50 pei
mo-: 81 $50: terms.
Roomins house nr. Union staten: l6 rms.
first class transient house: income 500 pei
mo-; 81. 200 cash.
Hotel and cafeteria: ~ rms. baths: cafe
terra seats 60 people: income per mo-. s.. 200
rent $50: this is a wonderful location right
in the center Of the largest government of
fees in the city: 5000; terms.
, Lunchroon on transfer corner: very busy
section nicely equipped; no opposition; re
ceipts 500 daily: $4,000. This PLACE is easily
worth investigation.
Small mnchroom in residential section busy
| corner: rent $40; daily receipts. $40: price
500: dandy little buy.
Gre .ry and meat; old established stand
daily receipts. s1OO: good lease: $500
Delicatessen: shelf grocery; cigars and no
tions: new building: corner location: rms
and bath: $500.
Delicatessen and confectionery; rms.
good NV. section; 81 900
Confectionery. fruit, cigars, delica lessen
light lunch; best corner: in the downtown
section receipts, 800 daily; modernIy equip
ped; well stocked: $1,000: terms.
WILDMAN & co.
+. 6iO6. 9th and II NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
P. F. CARIEY

2. F. CARLEY,
617 E St. NV. Phone Fr. 6153
s7.5oo-Gasoline and accessory: 18th st. NV:
very good income.
s'ooAss repsr rsnt :t%p Shop uptown; good busi
$35o-Auto repair and paint shop northe,.+.
rental with lease. $40. p'
Sooo-Bskery; BAKE , southwest; store ssn and rooms;
rooms and bath: rent. $50 ''0re'
sl''oo-RnrSer snris shop DOWNTOWN chairs; good
81 s1.ooo-Cleaning and dyeng. 18th st. NV:
store. fixtures and garage; must sell
$f.500-Cleaning and dyeing, downtown: excel
s7So-G5ssnias and dyeins. lJH near Soldiers
come; rental with lease. sss. S0'0 IN
.sats snd
town northwest: stock and fixtures;
sssPee aolpE fes9 Business must sell at
rental with lease, $3.50
' lent business: must sell at sscrisce: a Ss.:
$1,000 Grocery downtown; must Ell eli at sac,
rince: rental with lease. $50
> S,500-4rocery and market, southeast: good
income: rental vith lease, SS5.
and ns,t meats sss northeast store.
s. ce0o-Hotel. Pa. ave. NV: 25 rooms and
several baths: very good income:
rental with lease, 5000
$7,oo0-Lunchroom, Georgetown: excellent To-
cation: very good income; must sell
at sacrifice: owner leaving town; rent,
S25O.%
&, S,,oo0-Lunchroom. downtown; good income:
must sell at sacrifice; rent, $50 -
g., S3,OOo-Lunchroom. downtown; rooms and
cellar; also including furniture; rent,
SIPS.
- .e0-Rooming house. downtown; 10 rooms.
9 baths; garage: good income; rent,
500.
n, Boo-Rooming and boarding house, Pa. ave,
NV; 10 rooms, baths; gas and elec.
trio lights: steam heat: rent $3.50
81, ,0oo-Rooming house. downtown: % rooms
8 baths; 8 or 10 extra sinks: h.-w h.
electric lights: good income; rental
with lease. $500.
e 50o-Roomng house. downtown: 1s rooms
. baths: gas and electric lights: heat
furnished: will trade for small house:
rent. 5000.
sB.o0O-Millinery. uptown; store and apart
ipents: garage; wonderful bargain.
This store is located in high-class
business section; must sell on account
y~-r aS uluesss rental with lAaAa.- -s2zZ, 50.
%Vs CAH6N
Evening star., 1922-05-14
SPECIAL. BARGAINS.


Lunchro0m and s rms: NV sec. cheap rent
must sacrifice account of ill health. Asking
500. Inspect at once.
Grocery and rooms; rent $40: long lease
good business; one of the best bargains in
town.
SiOO-Grocery and rooms; rent, S25.
81. Observation-Disclosures and 3 rooms; rent.
$50: lease; splendid corner: same owner for
II years.
Delicatessen business: rent cheap: will in
voice: about $3.50 redu.red
Cigar and news business in Office buildings
ranging in prices from $3.50 to $1,000, the
best that can be had.
$!JO-Barber shop; : chairs: rent. Sl5.
$l.OJ0-Taior shop; good business; rent, $40.
Near-beer business: rooms: rent. SO ask
ing $500: inspect and make offer
Confectionery and notion business: stock
worth about 5000; rooms: good corner for
grocery: asking $500 for stock, fixtures and
good will: but want an offer.
Grocery and @ rooms; acres of good land
near Indian Head. Nd: rent of land. store
and fixtures and rooms only $50 per month;
stock will cost about $500; a snap.
K. M. CURTIS MAIN SO4,3.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Have You

Have You
a proposition that will interest me7 usvo
training in Iunch-room and hotel business hut
will consider anything legitimate, Have the
cash. but don't want any get-rich-ouick
schemes. State full particulars and address
Address Box 234S Star offlce. :
AN INVESTMENT OF Sex
will pay 8 per cent, secured bv a
first trust on well improved real
estate. Address Box o5-S, Star
office. oo*
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Motion picture theater (white): 400 seats:
rent slO0: lease: unusual opportunity; price,
$500. We have exclusive agency.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Special-Cafeteria: Of the best located
and equipped places Of its class in city: 3
apartments above rented for S175 per month:
price, $4,000. We are exclusive agents.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Diamond Bargains

Lady's platinum solitaire dia-
mond ring. carat 46-1OO, very
fine gem: cost originally $3.50;
will sell for. .S325
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Lady's beautifully mounted
solitaire diamond ring; abso-
lutely perfect gem; a very big
bargain; will sell for. .$185
Evening star., 1922-05-14
X. NJ. % n IS, NJ AIN SU40.
SOB BARRISTER BLDG. 635 ST. NV. :
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS'

II you want TO sell business place of any
kind. list with up-to-date offices Sales
now rnn into thousands of dollars each day.
Having your place listed and advertised under
our name in most every ease means sale.
All business confidential. We render profes-
sional service.
MARSHALL. BUSINESS BROKERS'
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Gated cigar stores downtown; exclusively for
sale through this office: price. $lo.500. Ask
for Mr.. Marshall No trihers need apply.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

SEAR-BEER bar for SALE $500 e21 First
II You want to purchase a business consult
us. The best Is placed exclusively In our
hands. You have also the protection Of first
class brokerage office.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
o2o N. Y. AVE.
Barber Shop.
Center Of NV. business section: lease; rent:
$3.50 month, which includes ) rooms and
selling. Price. $500
Barber Shop.
Central location: lease: rent. $50: equip
m.nt cost more than $4,000; owner must sac
overlook this bargain at s1.5G0.
Beauty Parlor.
Located in good business section; booths :
lor can be bought at very reasonable price
Bakery and Soda Fountain.
rent s75 month This place cum be bought
at very reasonable figure.
, Fruit, Confectionery and
.Delicatessen Store.
in the Sc section doing $3.50 wssx ssm
equipment Price. $1,000
Confectionery Store.
NV. section. 4, a transfer point. doing 5000
weekly business: rent reasonable: good reason
for selling. Price, $500.
Gas and Accessory Station.
=, Central location. in the NV section, doing
lease, can be arranged: this is a going propo-
sition md should not he overlooked: good rea-
son for selling. Price. $1,000.
Gas and Accessory Station.
lease; rent. 500 II month. Price. $1,000.
Gas, Accessory and Nulcanlzlng
Store.
Rent. $3.50 a month: good lease Price.
Grocery and Meat Market.
year lease: rent $40 a month. Price.
$1,000. This place must I've seen to he appre-
Bakery and Delicatessen Store.
seton e. s"Ss With ssin Illness the ~a
son Foc are getting this place At 81. 200.
Grocery and Meat Market.
rcskiy Civ, nsiS sSssr lease rent 500; $1,000
"ith this splendid opportunity at $4,000.
DellcatesSen Store.
,,l, This is corner s.ors. doing, $500 weekly
business; snln rent. sI5; 3yenr lease. Price,
Delicatessen Store.
. Wv business section: $500 weekly business !;
ayear lease. Price. $4,000.
DSllldlSSSeH SlOIt.
ins ss e sas heart Of the downtown section do
$50. Price. $4,000.
Hardware Store.
nniin Rent. Sl73 90, good lease; s2,7oo worth of
Hardware Store.
Splendid did LEGATION G%o rent; $500 month Log
tase; $4,000 worth Of business in 1921.
Price, $4,000.
Rooming House. (
Central location; l6 rooms and bAtns
lease; rent: SIS. Price. sl,S0O.
Rooming House.
Nv section: l6 rooms; lease: rent. $50.
Lunchroom.
Good NV section: rent. $3.50 month,
VII Includes > rooms and ba,n: $40 ia.
business: sl,sSo cash will turn this splendid
l.unchroom.
In heart of the city: 4-y"ar lcasa: rent,
$50: $50 daily business. Price. $4,000
DellcateSSen and Lunch.
Doing s75 day business; 4-year lease:
cheap rent Price, $4,000.
Cafeteria.
located in NV business section. doing 5000
weekly business: rent. $3.50 month: ) rooms
1-year lease. Price, $500
Cigar and Newsstand.
Sc business section: $500 weekly business ::
rent, SIS, which includes rooms long lease !:
this place hss been established 10 years; good
reason for selling. Price. $4,000.
Cigar Stand.
In large office building. doing $500 weekly
= business: rent chcap. Price. $500.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
BROKERAGE CO.,
2O6-7 BOND BUILDING.
FRANKLIN. 1882.
Office Hours 9 AM. to E PM.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Dining room in exclusive apartment house
expensive equipment: low rent; refined sur
rOundngs: opportunity for lady: price. 81 500
worth $4,000. We are exclusive agents. s.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Delcatessen and confectionery; rent, S4l
living rooms; price. $500.
Confectionery, soda. fee cream: Old estat
lished corner: price. 81. 600; rooms. Exclusive
ly for sale at this office.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Gentleman's diamond ring,
very fine, weighs around carat
must be sold at once; cost origi-
nalIy $3.50; a sacrifice for. .$195
Evening star., 1922-05-14
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have been recommended to Tn
The Star will receive aention
Evening star., 1922-05-14

SD degree Masonic diamond
ring, large diamond; party leav-
ing town will sacrifice same ;
cost originally $3.50; can be
bought for quick sale. 49,. .$225
Evening star., 1922-05-14

confectionery and notion business: stock
worth about 5000: > rooms: good corner for
grocery: asking $500 for stock, fixtures and
good will but want an offer.
Grocery and q rooms; acres Of good land
near Indian Head. Nd: rent of land. store
and fixtures and rooms only ss5 per month;
stock will cost about $500; snap.
K. M. CURTIS, MAIN SO43.
oos BARRIsTER BLDG. 6s5 ST. NV. =
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
II you want TO sell u business place of any
kind. list with our up-to- date offices. Sales
into thousands of dollars each day
Having your place listed and advertised under
name in most every means sale.
All business confidential We render profes
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS'
Cigars. tobacco. news: one of the best 10
Gated cigar stores downtown: exclusively for
sale through this office: price. $40. 500 Ask
for Mr.. Marshall. No trihers need apply.
rent. 500: lease: unusual opportunity; price.
$500. We have exclusive agency.
Special-Cafeteria: one of the best loca ted
and equipped places Of it's class in city: 3
apartments above rented for S175 per month:
price. $4,000. We are exclusive agents.
Dining room in exclusive apartment house;
expensive equipment low rent; refined sur
roundings; opportunity for lady: price, 81 500
worth $1,000. We are exclusive agents.
Delicatessen and confectionery; rent, S45:
living rooms; price, $500.
Confectionery. soda. ice cream; Old estab
lshed corner: price, 81 600; rooms. Exclusive
ly for sale at this office.
Small Iunchroon Gated on Penn. ave-; 3
rooms in rear: rent, $50; price. $3.50.
Bakery. living rooms; must be sold this
week; price, $500.
rooms; electricity: h.-w.h.; price. $40O; or will
rent furnished, Exclusive agents.
Beautiful rooming house Mass. ave:
lease; electricity. h.-w.h.; price, s., 500. We
exclusive agents.
Boarding and rooming house: 25 rooms; large
dining rooms; place now clearing 5000 per
month; price, s, 600.
Roomng house; Mass. ave: 16 rooms; lease;
rent, Ss5: price. $500.
Extensively furnished roomng house near
Thomas Circle; Il rooms; rent. $1o0; price.
5000. Exclusive agents.
Roomng house; rooms; rent, $50; price,
$500. Immediate possession.
Bus route, Maryland charter, exclusive right
to operate; price. $1,000. including ma
chimes; seating capacity for % passengers.
Hotel; 40 rooms; in good condition; price,
5000
General merchandise store in Virginia; will
sell at inventory; established II years.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
920 N. Y. AVE.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
AUTO PAINTING.

WE SKIN THE CAR, NOT THE CUSTOMER.
Don't pay fancy prices for the same quality
ana quantity. Come see our $40 and $50 Jobs.
including stripping and monograms. Beck 8
His Fireproof Paint Shop, 11th and SITS. s.w.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

4 Gentleman's diamond cluster
ring, with 9 large blue-white dia-
monds; looks like a 4carat dia-
mond; must be sold at once
for ..$85
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Small Iunchroom located on Penn. ave-: 3
rooms in rear: rent, $50; price. $3.50.
Bakery. living rooms; must be sold this
week; price. $500
Furniture and lease Of apartment of ive
rooms; electricity: h.-w.h.; price. $i0O; or will
rent furnished. Exclusive agents.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

AUBuRN touring. late model. In good condi-
tion. Terms. $50 cash and balance monthly.
Showroom open evenings and Sunday.
Hummer Motor Sales Company
101h Conn
Evening star., 1922-05-14
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

FLOCK Of ru1rs and hO1ners. Can be seen
/ taftrr p.m.b Mount Rainier Billiard Hall.
| Rhode isnnd ave. and 3itli ST.. Mount Rainier.
! Md. ~
Evening star., 1922-05-14

CADILLAC ROADSTER. 1914; 5 wire wheels:
fine mechanical condition: good tires; speeds
ahead: will demonstrate; $3.50 cash. Address
Rox los Star office. IA.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Gentleman's very fine diamond
ring, very artistic mounting
diamond is a gem and also has
two beautiful blue sapphires; ex-
ceptional value; can be bought
for SIS
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
TAR AND FEATHER SUSPECT.
Alleged l. W. W. Gets Rough Treat
 ment at El Dorado.

Fl Dorado, Ark, Jan. 21.--Five un- masked men seized John Walborg as he walked out the door of the police station here tonight, put him in an automobile, whisked him to wooded spot on the edge of the city, and ap- piled coat of tar and feathers. The last seen of him he was obeying their instructions to Init the pike for some where else and do 1t running"
 Walborg was arrested two days ago as suspect and released at s o'clock tonight on account of insufficient evi- dence. When arrested he had Quan- tity of I. w. w. literature on his per son and at the postoffice, it was learned, several packages from I. w w. headquarters addressed to him were found.
 Inquiry concerning him was made of officials at Leavenworth prison b, Fred Dunn, an agent of the depart ment of justice, their reply statina that while he was not wanted ther, as an escaped convict, he had served z term there for sabotage.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
WOMEN GIVE OUT.

Housework is hard enough when healthy Every Mena woman who Is having backache, blue and nervous spells. dizzy headaches and kidney or bladder troubles, should be glad to heed this Mena woman's experience:
 Mrs Lizzie King, 1201 Jansen Ave- says: T caught cold and it seemed to settle in my kidneys several years ago. When I stopped over something would seem to catch me and could hardly straighten up again. My kid neys acted irregularly and caused me great deal of suffering. felt tired all the time and had no ambition to do anything A friend told me of Doans Kidney Pills and began using them After I had taken two boxes was free from the trouble. My back was strong and my kidneys were regular in action"
 Price COG, at All dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that Ers King had. Foster-Milbum O. Nfrs Bunal0 N T.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
PCPFSLIFE ENDS SUNDAY MORNING
As Sabbath Dawns the Holy Father Passes fo Eternal Rest--Benedict Xv Known to World for His
 Labors for Peace.

Rome. Jan. 22.--Pope Benedicts death occurred at 6 o'clock this morn ing.
 The end had been expected for sew eral hours. The attending physicians, Cardinal Gasparri and other members nf the pope's household were present sf the bedside. From midnight all hane had been abandoned and at o'clock pr. Rattistini announced that the pope could not live longer than four hours at the maximum.
 For several hours previous to ms death his holiness had been in con- tinuous state of coma. Before pass ing into unconscjousness he readily recognized those about him..
 The pontif had suffered almost continuously for 30 hours and ms ashen features were distorted by the severe pain which accompanied hi5 fight for every breath he drew into his rapidly filling lungs. Early this evening circulation had ceased in his arms and legs and his feet and arms turned blue. From this time until he passed away this morning the physl- cians who remained at his bedside momentarily expected death.
 Oxygen was administered at vari- ous times and appeared to give slight relief. Shortly after l o'clock Cardi- nal Migone celebrated mass in the chapel adjoining the pope's bed cham ber. situated on the top floor at which members of the noble guard were present.
 During all the hours of his suffer ings the pope never relingnisbed his affability toward those of his house hold. who attended him, smiling, even bantering the doctors and recogniz- ing and appreciating every attention from his visitors. On his bed of pain the Pontiif seemed kgure of impos- ing moral grandeur.
 'sWhat man; what pope," have been common expressions of admira- fion. Ta his aged doctor, who had refused to take rest the pope said: "Go and lie down, you are an old man now"
 When the pope's nephew, Marquis Della Chisea, despite his own illness, came to his bedside aarly in the morn- ing, the pontiff reproached him for his imprudence and begged him to re- turn immediately to bed.
 Benedict XV from the very begin ming showed that he would above all be political pope, following the policy of his early friend and coun- seIioF, Cardinal Rampolla, and of Leo XIII.
 Plus x died of grief for not hav- ing been able to prevent the World WIT and Benedict XV expended such energy in trying to stop or mitigate the conflict that many people, includ- ing several American archbishops and bishops, who approached him after ward, think that the efforts made to this end seriously affected his consti- tuition.
 Like Leo XIII he was most anx- ious to establish diplomatic relations with all the countries whether Cath ollie or not and he succeeded in having in Rome representatives of the lead- ing governments, including President Wilson.
 Pope Benedict XIV became head of the Roman Catholic church Septem- Der 3, 1914
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
G. 0. P. LEADERS FARMERS
 FOES, SAYS HARRISON
Mississippian Also Calls for Less Talking and More Action
 From Regime.

Washington, Jan. 2l.-President Harding, Secretary Weeks and other Republican leaders today were de- clared by Senat Harrison, Demo- crat, Mississippi, to be hostile Go az ricultural interests and to be aiming to destroy the agricultural bloc in the Senate.
 The administrators main fight now,' said Senator Harrison, who is . member of the agricultural bloc. "is against the agricultural group for fear 1t might put thru some beneficial legislation for the farmers D
 The Mississippi senator also at- tackled the emergency tariff law. de. elaring it was an absolute failuref and contending that prices of farm products had decreased after its en- actment. This statement was chal. lenged by Republican senators.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
Acted As Aid to Cupid.

Tom J. Wilbanks acted as Cupid's aid Saturday when he arranged with County Clerk Anderson to send a mar riage license to Grannis The license was for Isaac C. Parnell. aged 52. and Miss Maggie B. Poindexter. aged 20
 both residents of Grnnnis. On account of the quarantine regulations the groom wns unable to come to Mens
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
Boy Hurt by Fall on Ak.

Ebert Putnam, a i2-year-old boy of Big Fork, was brought to Mena Saturday for surgical attention. fol- loing an injury to is left hand re- ceived by falling on an axe. The lad was carrying an armful of wood and a donbIe-bitfcd axe. He stumbled and has hand was severely cut across the back Dr. L. A. Simpson brought the injured lad t9 Mena and assisted Dr. 1. c. Hilton in sewing np the wound.
The Mena weekly star., 1922-01-26
GOVERNOR WON'T CALL
 S0LONS TO PASS LAW
Doesn't Believe State Legislature Would Do in Special Session What
 It Refused in Regular.

Little Rock. Jan. Ex-Governor MeRae will not call a special session of the legislature to enact sever ance tax measure.
 The governor has definitely estab- llshed his position in letter to H. W. baskin. representative of Union county. made public tonight.
 Governor McRae said that he fa- vored severance tax. but not the Wilson bill, which would give most of the income from oil and gas to the counties producing 1t, instead of to the state at large
 His obje tions to special session, h brief, as outlined in his letter are: th1t the legislature would not, in a special session dc what if refused to do in the last regular session--enacf 1 severance tax
 That dizcord between the two branches pf the Legislature would prevent far consideration.