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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18

vopribudnutych 1900. Najdole-
zitejsou akciou obore sbierania
piesni bolo fonografovanie sloven
skych piesni a dialektov, ktore
vykonala ma pozvanie III. triedy
Ceskej akademie We'd umenia
firma Pathe Pariza oktobri
minuleho roku. z Wac jako 500
dedin sisli sa dedincania, ably po-
dali svoje najlepsie. Vysledok je
vel'mi krasny. Ma $50 platniach
ie Wac ako $50 ukazok z hudob-
neho folkloru. C'innost' filmova
rozvinula sa minulom roku veP-
mi intenzivne. Sostavil sa memo
vite novy slovensky celovecerny
film narodopisny titulom "Po
horach, po dolach'', dlhy 1000
metrov.
Vel mi dolezita je cinnost Cd
boru jazykoveho. Odbor tento po-
kracoval vo svojich pracach We
deckych V praci na Pravidlach
slovenskeho pravopisu. Snstavne
sbieranie narecoveho materialu
ma celom Slovensku dialo sa me-
thodou dotaznikovou. Podarilo Sd,
re Slovensko bude vo fonografi-
ckom archive cesko-slovenskom
zast1pene vel'mi vyznamne to u
kazkami l'udovej reci, ludovej
piesne a l'udovej hubby Sloven-
ska. Vel'm dolezitou vecou bude
pre- cely kult1rny slovensky Ii
vot, ze pociatkom buddceho skol-
skeho roku 193O-31 budeme mat
v rukach prve uradne vydanie
Pravidiel slovenskeho pravopisu
ako jedine ministerstvom skol-
stva a narodnej osvety schvalene
vydanie.
Pedagogicky odbor pracoval /
lanskeho roku na sostavovan1 ci-
taniek pre- l'udov6 skoly a vyda-
val detsky casopis.
Umelecky odbor pracvoal hlav-
ne pri pomn1kovych akciach a je-
no hudobna sekcia predlozila na
schvalenie ministerstvu narodnej
obrany Spevnicok pochodovych
piesni pre- vojsko.
Vydavatel'ska cinnost' Matice
Slovenskej prevysila minuleho ro-
lu cinnost' vsetkych rokov pred
slych. Tento potesitel'ny zjav
treba pripisat' v prvom rade "a
ujmu slovenskd knihu, ktory
roka na rok rastie. Roku 1929 Wy
dala Matica Slovenska spolu 36
ma 6,SO2 stranach vo
154, $40 vytlackoch. - V kniznici
Matice Slovcnskej sa pol1racova-
10 V katalogizovani slovensk eho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
MATICA SLOVENSKA.

s Maticou Slovenskou je spo-
jeny nielen vel'ky kus kult1rnej
minulosti, ona je zivou hybnou
silou i kulturnej slovenskej pri-
tomnosti tax pripravuje vyssiu
kult1rnu bud1cnost' Slovenska.
Kazdorocne schadza sa Matica
Slovenska k svojmu vyrocnemu
shromazdeniu, ma ktorom byva
podany prehPa Pad prace vykonaneJ
"a uplynuly rok. Dna 26. marca
t. r. bolo zahajene valne shromaz
denie tohorocne jednotlive We
decke odbory Matice podavaly
zpravu vykonanej praci. Histo-
ricky odbor V cele s drom Joze-
fom Skultetym minuleho roku
programovite pokracoyal v odpi
sovani archivov a to stolicnych,
mestskych, obecnych a sukrom-
nych. Odbor tento chysta publ
kaciu vel'kej historickej politi
cko-dokumentarnej ceny: dejiny
slovenskeho prievratu r. 1918
a to 2 pera Karola A. Medvecke-
no. Objasnenie udalosti, ktore sa
na Slovensku vo spojen1 pri-
pojen1m Slovenska k Cesko-Slo-
venskej republike staly koncom
roku 1918 a zaciatkom roku 1919
potrebovaly az vel'mi spol'ahli-
veho osvetlenia vylicenia a pra-
cou touto bude vyplnena dolezita
medzera V slovenskej historiogra-
fiji zaroven bude mono tohoto
diela pouzit' / politicky, lebo Wy
svitne neho jasne, ze pripojenie
Slovenska k Cesko-Slovensku ho-
10 dobrovol ne a spontanne a to j
"a cenu obeti zivotov vykonanG
samym slovenskym narodom.
Literarny a literarno-h -historic,ly
odbor cele ktoreho stoji znama
slovenska spisovatePka Elena Ma
rothy-Soltesova, kona zasluznu
pracu, vydavanim s1boru spisov
nedavno zomreleho vynikajuceho
slovenskeho 'belletristu Martina
Kukucina. Pokracuje sa vo wy
davani pre- slovensk1 literarnu hi
storiu vel d0lezit6ho diela L.
V. Riznera "Bibliografia sloven-
skeho pfsemnictva". Okrem toho
pokracoval odbor vo vydavani Sc
rie diel slovenskych spisovatel'ov.
Narodopisny odbor ;uplynule-
no roku sbieral slovenske l'udov6
piesne, filmoval a fotografoval. |
Pocet vsetkych napevov, nasbie-
je asi 9,40O (novopribud-
nutych (9OO), teXtov 14,600 (no- |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
HLAVA 20.

HLAVA 90
l. Prvy ale dei1 tyzdni prisla Maria Magdaena ku
hrobu rano, ked este bolo tma videla kame cd hrobu
odvaleny. . =:
g. Bezaa teda a prisla k Simonov Petrovi k inemu
ucenkov koreho mloval Jezis, riekla i'm: Wall Pana
hrob1, nevieme, kan lro polozli.
g. Vysel teda Peter ten druly uGenik ISL k hro-
f. bezali oba spolu ale ten d111hy ucenk (sv JAM
coskoro predbehol Petra prvy prisiel hrobu.
- 5. ked' nahol, vde lezat' plachty, ale dnu
vosieL 49,.
G. Tedy pisiel Simon Peter, idic "a ni1n vosie do
hrobu i uzre polozene placlty,
Z. satku, korl NAL IA hlave, ME poozeml plach
tami, ale osobitne svinutd na inom mieste.
s. Az vtedy vosie ten ucenk, kory bol prvy prisie
hrobu, videl uveril;
9. lebo este neznai Pisma re mu boo treba vstat
1nrtvych.
10. l odisli ii ucenic Ease ku svojim
II. kdezo Maria osala vonku pr hrobe plakala.
A jake tax plakala, naEa sa a pozrea do hrobu.
II. Tu uzlela dvoch anjeov bielych satach sedet
edeho hlavy druheho n6h tam, kde bolo polozen6
telo Jezisovo
13. Riekli jej tito: zeno co places? ekla im Preto,
re wall Pana m6jho, neviem, kan no polozil
IA. ked' to povedala obratila zpiatky, videla
stat Jezisa, ale nevedela, re je to Jezs.
Is. Rieko jej Jezis: Zeno co places! Koho hi adaS
Ona myslela re je to zah1anik reka Pane, jestli
81 no ty wal povedz mi, kan 81 no poozi, ia 81 no
16 Rieko jej Jezis: Maria Ona sa obratila a rieka
mu Rabbon (UGitelu).
II. Riekol jej Jezis Netjkaj sa ma lebo este ne
vystdpil k svomu Otcov; ale i'd k bratom mojm po-
vedz i'm: Vsupujem svojmu Otcovi k vasmu Otcovi,
k svojmu Bohu k vasmu Bohu.
Is. Prisla Maria Magdalena zvestovaa ucellkom:
Vdea som Pana toto mi povedal.
19. A ked' boil vecer toho prveho dia tyzdni, dve
boly zatvorene kde ucenici boil shromazden stra
chu pred Zidmi prsiel Jezs stal 81 uprostred reko
i'm: Pokoj vam!
20. A ked' to povedal, ukaza i'm ruky box. Zara-
dovai sa teda ucenlci, re videli Pana.
81. A riekol i'm Ease: Pokoj vam Ako mia postal O.
tee, tax ia posieam vas.
%. Ked to riekol, vdychol mich povedal i'm: Pri
Unite Ducha svateho.
%. ktorym odpustite hriechy, odp1st ajt i'm, a
ktorym zadrzite zadrZane SUI
"a. Ale Tomas jeden dvanastich, ktory nazyva
BMenec, nebo Mimi ked prisiel Jezis.
%. Riekli mu teda ini ucenici: Vdeli Pana Ale
on i'm riekol Ak len neuvdim jazvy cd klnov ieho
rukach nevlozm svoj prst do miesta klinov nevlozm
svoju ruku do boku jeho, neuverfm.
26. po 6smich dnoch boil jeho ucenci vni1tri
Tomas mimi. Prisiel Jezs zatvorenym dve1mi stal
81 uprostred rekol: Pokoi vam!
27. Potom riekol Tomasov Vloz svoj prst sem po-
zri mi ruky vzahni svoju ruku vloz do boku moi
no. nebud' neveIiaci, lez veriaci
%. Odpoveda Tomas riekol mu Pan moi Bob
moi! ..-u
49, Riekol mu Jezis lie 81 ma videl, Tomasu uver
81; bahosavenf ktori nevideli uverli. ~ ~>
i 80 Ovsenl miohe inc zazraky cinl Jezs pred ocma
svojich ucenikov, ktore ME s zapisane tejto khe.
81 Ale teto s1 napisane ably ste verili, re Jezs je
Kristus Syn Boz ably ste iako yerjac mali zvot vecny
Y jeho meme.
(z Pkma Syateho, vydanehc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
PAN JEZIS VSTAL z MRTVYCH.

(Sv Evanjelium Jana.)
A ked' Jezis prijal ocot riekol: Dokonan6 je! Ma
klon hlavu vypustil dusu.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
BARBOUR SUGGESTS CHANGES IN ARMY
Reorganization Of War Depart
 ment CaIjiOrnia'S Proposal

Washington, Jan. 2 Pj-Sugges- uons Tor reorganization Of war de- par,ment activities looking toward 'substanlial economies were made today by Representative Barbour, republican, California, chairman Of the house appropriations sub-com- mittec for the war department in d speech prepared for delivery in the house.
 Barbour, who said that his pro- posals were in line with President HoOvcr's suggestion for d reduction in military expenditures, rccom- mendcd studies be made looking to placing the entire land defense with the army and that congress with hold authorization for new projects calling for expenditures unless they were considered most lecessary.' he explained that at present the naVE is cHgagc1sin air activities that have to do with land defense and said he believed the consolidation would do away with Implications of effort.
 The California representative also suggested studies looking to plac- ing all purchasing agencies of the department under one head and reducing the present reserves main tained for million men. He also advanced the possibility of reducing he commissioned and enlisted nor sonncl of tn" army in view of the increased efficiency of the National Guard"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
INSIDE JOB SEEMS BREAK SOLUTION
Burglar Must Have Been Fa.
 miIiar With Nicholson Home

Providence. F. l., Jan, 2 (UP)- Information divulged today by Mrs. Samuel NJ. Nicholson, wife of the multi-millionaire manufacturer con- Ninced police that the $41,14o gem robbery at her homo early yesterday vas engineered by man thoroughly familiar with the premises.
 Mrs. Nicholson disclosed that most of the ieWelry which was stolen was in a jewel box on the shelf of a dressing table and that the box was shielded by decorative drop cur tain. IL was indicated that a strang- CT entering the bedroom in darkness probably would not have discovered the hiding place.
 Hope that two smudgcs on q bu- Nr,au might prove to be valuable clues, as the fngcrprints of the burg lar, vanished today when Inspector Michael r. Franklin. tinserprlnt eX- pert. after microscopic examination of tho marks, announced they were too indistinct to aid in solving th" robbery.
 It was learned that Mrs. Nelson Doubleday of Oyster Bay x. r., q daughter Of Mrs. Nicholson, was the victim of q similar jewel robbery $ or 10 days ago, and authorities be- li,ved there was a bare possibility of some connection between the two breaks, They planned to ask Ne" York authorities for q detailed rc- port Of the earlier robbery.
 Fearful that other homes in inc exclusive cast side section where the Nicholson residence is located might be robbed resulted in the assigning Of flying squadron" to the district last night.
 Five members Of the squadron patrollcd streets Of the cast side throughout the night in the hope that the burglar might reappear, and it was indicated that the squadron W ould continue on duty for several more nights.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
ROBSON EXPECTS
 SENATE POSITION
Kentucky Representative Says He Is Slated for Job

Washington. Jan. (Pl-Roprc- sentative Robsion, republican, Ken lucky, said today he had been as surod that he would be appointed 10 succeed Senator Sackctt, republican, Kentucky as soon as the latter's nomination as ambassador to Ger many had been confirmed by the sSnatc.
 Robsion also announced that he would run for reelection to the sen ate after he has filled the uneXpired term of Senator Sackctt.
 Tho Kentucky representative said h. had been given to understand that Governor Sampson planned to mallr lis appointment as soon as he had received the resignation of Sackott.
 Robsion was elected to the G6th congress from the 11th district and has remained in the House since. He is chairman of the house mining committee, member of the rcpub- lican committee on committees and ranking republican on roads, cduca- ton and pensions committees.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
KINGSBURY COMMENTS
j3 Petroleum Inv cetigaiions Involve puAzlin@ Procedure, President Declares.

San Francisco, Jan. 2 LP, - With a federal investigation ot the && major petroleum corporations of the west under the Clayton anti trust laws set for Monday before a grand jury here, K. l.. Kingsbury. president of the Standard Oil con- pany Of California, issued q state mcnt declaring the situation pre- sonts the disconcorting aspect of one department of government chal- lenging the legality of an action taken at the request of another de- partm"nt.'
 It is understood 'thc investigation will deal with gasoline prices. Oni- cialS of the Retail Service Station Dealers association hero have charged that the big companies last year started q gasoline price war in an attempt 10 freeze out the small independent dealers, and that they indulgcd in pricc-GNing when the war" was finished.
 kmgsbury said that it appears that the investigation will relate to the adoption Of q code of market ing ethics by the oil industry"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
HAVE KIDNEYS
 EXAMINED BY
 YOUR DOCTOR
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys if Back Pains You or
 Bladder ROtherS.

Flush your kidneys by drinking il quart of water each day, also take salts occasionally, says q noted au- thority, who tells us that too much rich food forms acids which almost paralyZc the kidneys in their efforts to cNpcl 1t from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken; then you may suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, diZZi- ness, your stomach sours tongue IS coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twingcs. The urine gets cloudy, full of sed- mcnt, the channels often get sore and irritated, obIiging you to seek relief two or threc times during the night.
 To help ncutralizc these irritating and flush off the body'ss urinous waste, get four ounces of dad Salts from any pharmacy here; take q tablespoonful in d glass Of water before breakfast for few days, and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combin- rd with lilhia, and has been used for years 10 help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also 10 ncutralizr the acids in the system so they no longer irritatc, thus often relieving bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot injurc and makes a delightful cr- forVcSCcnt iilhia- water drink.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
PARROT FEVER IS
 MENAC|NG THREE
Strange South American Malady
 BaiileS Medical Men

Annapolis, Md. Jan. 2 NP) - With all the resources of modern medical science to aid them, three members of d single family today were attempting 10 stamp ont the mysterious parrot fcver.'
 The dreaded disease, scientifically known as 'psittacoss,' slowly is sapping the strength Of Mrs. simon <. Martin, Go, wife of the secretary Of the Annapolis Chamber of Com mcrcc: her son-in-law, Lee W. Kal- mcy, 2S, and his wife. Edith Martin Kalmey 27. They contracted the disease New Years day from a pet parret which later died.
 Doctors Are Bafled
 Local doctors, bafflod. called upon physicians of Johns Hopkins hos pital for aid. These specialists. how ever, admitted they know little or nothing of the disease, which is of South American origin.
 At tho request of Gov. RitChiC government officials at Washington offered the medical knowledge of tho |. s. public health service, the agriculture department and the army
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Detective Sadly Needed
 In Police School Thefts

New York, Jan. (UP)- Quick. Watson, the needle. There's strange case in New York, right down next to police headquarters where the city trains its policemen and dctec. tives. Chairs, automobile cqnip- mcnt, and saddles arc missing and even electric light bulbs arc disappearing.
 As q result of the thcfts, rales were put, into effect today that all persons entering the annex must have passes and those who leave with bundles must open them for inspection by the guard. The annex houses the police col lege, the dct9ctive academy and the police museum.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
CHURCH ORGAN|ST
 37 YEARS RESIGNS
John M. HaetinSer Feted by St.
 Johns Parish Choir

John A. Haotingcr of 233 South Main street was pleasantly surpris- ed by Inc members Of the St. Johns German Lutheran church choir Mir. ItaetlnEer recently resigned as organ- lst Of the church after serving in that capacity for the past 37 years. It was with regret that his rcsigna- ton Was accepted. He was present cd with Il smoking cabinet in up- prcclalion of his long services. Scy- cral selections were rendered by thu. choir, Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable time Was had by all
 Fred C, EppIcr, q popular mcm- ber ot the choir, has been appoint ed as Mir. Haetinger's successor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
and navy.

and navy.
 Two public health service physi- clans, Dr. l.. r. Badger and Dr. C. Armstrong. came here and consulted with Dr. K. Willis Martin, the Mar tins family doctor. Numerous charts were compiled. Symptoms Of the disease were checked and the prog reSS to date noted.
 AIr. and Mrs. Nalmcy. who were removed to Emergency hospital here, are in q more serious condition than Mrs. Martin, who was allowed 10 remain at home.
 The malady closely resembles q combination of typhoid and pncn- monia. Lungs of all three patients are badly congested and breathing is difficult.
 Martin told the United Press today his wife had handled the bird oul.. few moments one day. He had handled it often but was not affect ed. Doctors say tiny insects may have been in the birds feathers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
old Guard bNcrlulCd


 Washington, Jan. 9 Dpr -- H,Set throughout the Hoover admlnistra- ton with 1actional strife senate re- publicaus arc giving full recognition in the party's organization 10 the rebel western independents as well as to the young guard.
 Both factions are recognized in the reorganization of the senate r"- publican machine hy representation on the powerful finance committee. usually reserved for administrator regulars Senator LaIolIottr. Of Wis consin and Senator Thomas of Idaho. have been given places ou this com- mittcc, which is in charge Of fax and tariff legislation.
 Opposition Voted Down
 LaFolcttc goes on the committee over the opposition Of Senators Reed of Pennsylvania. Moses Of New Hampshire and Bingham Of Con- uccticut, who made an unsuccessful attempt within the committee on committees to sidoUack him. despite his senior rank among the appli- eants for the post
 Tho influence Of the young guard" element was seen as the de- cidlnG factor in recognizing LaFol- lctte's candidacy and avoiding an opan cleavage in the party's ranks. -- Senator Smoot Of Utah, veteran chairman of the finance committee, himself cast the deciding vote which permitted LaFollcttc to go on his committee. Senator McNary, Of Oregon, the chairman of the com mittee on committees, was regarded as tho leader in bringing about q so- lution ot the problem which had threatened to cause an open discuss sion of the party's differences on the senate floor.
 - MCNary Possible Spokesman
 McNary has been looked upon by the young guard" element which identifies itself closely with the Hoover administration, as its spokes- man. He very likely will be selected assistant leader under Senator Wat. son Of Indiana. the party chieftain. at the republican conference to be held tomorrow.
 The committee on committees meets today 10 ratify its rcorganiza- tion slate. Despite the opposition Of Senators Reed Moses, and Bingham. no overturn was expected.
 Senator Robinson, of Indiana, an other Of tho young guard gets the lone vacancy on the important for eiGn relations committee. and Seu- .ator Hastings of Delaware. of the same group wins the only vacancy on the interstate commerce committee which shapes the railroad legislation under Chairman Couzcns
 Senator Shoot retains tho chair manship of the finance committee and Senator Jones Of Washington takes over the chairmanship of the appropriations committee vacated by the death of senator Warren of Wyoming. Senator Johnson Of Cali
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
'Wets'' Organize This Afternoon
 To Battle Prohibition In Congress

Washington, Jan. 9 (P-An ef- fort 10 organize the wet bloc of the house, on the premise that pro- hlbltion is a failure and moditica- ton imperative, was today's contri- button to the controversy which has ragged in Washington since the Christmas holidays.
 A meeting of house members not in sympathy with the prohibition law was called for this afternoon. marking one of the first coherent moves by congressional vets to present a united front in their at tempts 10 repeal the Nolsted law.
 Two Actions Remain
 This country" said Representa- tive La Guardia, republican. New, York, one of the wet leaders, has gone through the same thing that Canada and other countries which had prohibition have gone through. Canada and the other countries have changed their laws and now only this country and Finland re- main.
 "Conditions speak for themselves, '' he continued, and the vets are taking conditions as wc find them and putting them into the record. '
 The drys arc defeated. Prohibition has reached it's peak. Our problem is to deal with thc subject and put it to the forc-thc one solution is put ting the alcoholic liquor traffic un- der proper regulation. The states that want it, should have it.
 "Dry champions arc now in dis pute among themselves as 10 the facts and the country is alive to the problem. Prohibition has one last
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
FOR BEST RESlITS NL HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
IlMiTtIION OF CLAIMS


 At d. Court oC Probate holden af New. hHtmn' within and for the District of Berlin in the County of Hartford and state oi tonne' lieut. on the Sth day Of January. \. h. 1851.
 Present. Bernard r. Gafrucy, Eeq. Judge. pn mouon of William II. Osttr oi said New Britain as Administrator on l,r Estate of Helen usJer. late of New butai". within sad distjirt decreased.
 Fh's Court doth decree that six m"ht'a 1e allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to cxniBir their 'j"n+ against ibo same to the Admin iSt''t"r and directs that public notice b,. GI.'u "' this order by adgrrtisnr in 4 newspaper I"Lli'ilcd m sud New Britain. and having circulation in said district and 'y posting copy tuercor oil tnc W"IH r.un n"s' in sajI Town of N,w Britain hcaf,st rhy plarc wi..rc tlc de- ceased last dgrlr
 '"rtdod from Record.
 HEI,%Al;D y. GAFTNET, .Iu,lgc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

lease on life; transfer of administra- tion from the treasury to the de- partment of justice. If enforcement of prohibition fails there, that is the end of it."
 Representative Linthicum, of Maryland, is leader of the demo- cratic group identified with the wet bloc
 Debate in House Renewed
 The prohibition issue was re- ncwed again in the house yesterday with two vets assailing what they termed dry killings" Representative Black, democrat New York, nominated Bishop James Cannon, ir,, Methodist Episcopal church, South, as "cheer leader" for the dry forces. whose speeches, he said, have recently had q general let down."
 "Of course,' he asserted. T dc not want him to turn any somcr- saults here, because some chips and stocks might fall out of his pocket A republican wet. Representative Schafcr of Wisconsin, attacked the shooting of a Washington citizcr ly an enforcement officer on Tues. day night, which occurred, he said when the officer was conducting a raid without a scarch, warrant.
 Representative Black contcndeG that the prohibition question would not be solved until president was impeached for failure to enforce the prohibition law.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
HOpPE tS. HAGENIACUER

New York, Jan. 2 (Up)-WillIo Hoppc and Erie Hagenachcr. tw1 former world champion billiardisl VIII meet in q combination thrae cushion and lS.I balklinc billiard match in Brooklyn Friday night. They will play G5 points at three cushion and 200 at ISL.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Culminatcs Long Struggle

fornia, becomes the chairman of the commerce committee.
 Culminatcs Long Struggle
 The reorganization contest was re- cardol as a continuation of the long tariff struggle which split the sen- ate republican majority three ways.
 The western independents bolted the republican tariff measure and combined with the democrats to re- write the bill, confining the tariff iu- creases 10 farm products and pairing down some existing industrial sched- ulo--
 With this contest well along, the young guard clements appeared. IL agreed 10 coufinc the bill to in- ereascs in rates for farm products alone. but asked that all existing in- dustrial schedules be retained. This offer Of compromise was not accept ei by the western Independents but il lcft the republican regulars who had proposed general upward taritl standing alone.