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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTAfitE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERg AND INVESTORS. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events nl the world's progress by rea ling the Daily Kuvik Delivered by currier. 60 ce i's a month ROSEBU PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers net food ruturul from n nonucemonta placed in lire ipera th Daily and Tkiik-a-wmk Kiiiii. Tr them there's none other o goal. VOL. XIV. HOSKIUHO, OREGON, I ItlD.VV KVKXIXCi, Al (il ST II, 1011. No. 137 Review V i .111 I ? , ikrutscliDitt Asserts Railroads l!h Wt Till? llMln f.j Canout Raise Wages r 'as the result oi recent arrangements . . . 'that were entered into by tho eom GREAT LABOR WAR IMPENDS, "",,y n,en; ,. , Situation In I ungual. I Boih company ollteials and repro- iseiitatlxes of the dissatisfied pin- Enp'oyes Give Thirty D,:ys S l:c ; ' S. P. Answers by Preparing Ui Simple lo End (Special to the Kvening Review). UiiCACO. aun. 11 That the Ilrst gun in the threatened tight between the rail run U and their shop em- f ployes wi;i be bred at t-'an Frair.-isco f Is till' belii'i xpressed here today. Labor leaders piobabty will watch , . the P:ejTi- ( ust and see what ari- ' tude the i:i i i i'i ; d s assume toward the shupinoiif in ionizations. It' ihey are t rerogiii;.i-d, tin ino .Miient to secure j' rtvogniIb.il 4in ut her lines will be pusaed. Julius K ruttscl.nit t . dirtc i; tor of maintenance of tho llnrrimau l lines, said loday It was up t iite unions whether a st rike would be 6 called. lie said railroad earnings I were too small to grant the wage hi fi crease asked for. Labor War Imminent. s A readjustment of railroad unions, making possible gigantic Nation wide strikes, is the critical situation Vjwhich it is linden JTa head here. tt'i rstood is drawing to iiliiu six mouths, it 1b said, a new system of meeting the , men and their demands must be de vised or a monster labor war may na si! It. The new method is planned by the American Federal ion of Labor which, '- guided by its railroad department, I plans to arrange for a system of '.' smaller federations. Kaeh of these small federations will represent tll the unions on a single railway sjs- tern. This will make it possible for ; the unions to arrange their contracts ' with tljo railroads so they will ex pire at the same time so nil can go I out if the demands of any single v;branch of, the federation is refused yb'lthe railroad concerned. Railroads Prepare for Siege, - PAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. Fol Our New Fall Goods in Ladies! and Misses Suits and Cloaks We already have an elegant assortment of Suits and Cloaks in the New Kali (ioods. For proper lines, quality, style and price, these goods are a surprise to everyone. We have selected "these on the theory that i Hose-burn ladies should bo able to buy suits In Itoseburg, and we guar antee a perfect 111 lo everyone and that your suit or cloak will not he : duplicated. .MILLIXKRY Tli. soft d Its and tailored hats are coming in, which, together with I lie dress hats, uret'io most beautiful styles shown for many seasons. Hair (.'onils, shell Condi, Xovcllirs mill Hand Hags. Our assortment in this line of New Kali Goods is also beautiful and full. Come In, we are e,!ad to "show you." The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE Nop, yen p. oi'e whom we liveamong. whom we know intimately well, we want to tell you that we have a ring here that we can Bell you at a reasonable price a rin that will give you everlasting satisfaction a ring that will increase our friendly feeling toward one another. This W-W-W Cuaranteed Ring is the only one iu the world that .n tradenmrkt'd to the people who wear rings. The manufacturers of this riim haw. such confidence in their product that they are adver tising it to over forty million people the people who wear rings. We sell tiiis W-W-W Guaranteed Ring because we know It Is all they claim fur it: bf-mipe we know that it Is made well; because we know it. is priced right. Whenev r yon think of giving a gift to a friend or the family whenever you think of buying something for yourself, why not think of this W-W-W Cuarant'ed Rim the ring of which we have a tarce assortment the ring that is so good that It can he guar anteed -a ring that (s sold al the same price as the poorly-made ring, the ring that is not guaranteed. ALWAYS ASK FOR Till; W-W-W RING. M. S. HUEY Roseburg's Leading Jeweler ; ; lowing tlu redistil of officials to iic- ceue 10 me ueimiiidg or shop em ployes, notice hits been served iiiion at least three Western railroads that .existing working arrangements tix- ing the seale of wages, hours of labor and other mutters, will be cancelled r it err,:ri;,,,.or,"l1;:;;!;. with (lit notlro a iv the Southern I'a cilif. tin Kmk Islam! unci those known as the Could linen. The Santa Fo hus e. aK'tl eiitailenieut j)loes insist there will be no strike and that one is wholly Improbable. However, it is admitted the situation it l fit alioetht'i satiftt'uetory, and the serving oi the ;io-dav not ire of the abrogation of the wonting aKivemeut lias never been resorted to by either parly except iu rare instances. In tho Southern Pacitlc shops alone there are SIM) men involved in the pending disaffection. In the shops of the Could lines and the Rock Is land almost e(aal numbers are em ployed, so that at least 20,000 rail road employes are directly con cerned . Among the demands of the shop employes are shorter hours and higher wages, nnd also that they shall have representation on the management of tlie hospital, lo the support of which each employe con tributes. The latter demand, how eer. according to an olllcial of the Federation, is merely included to he i laded for other concessions. Tho men themselves, he declared, have I it I ic desire to participate in the management of the hospital. 1, is said the Southern Pacific olli clals are preparing for a siege at the main shops at Sacramento, Cots are Icing moved into some of the build ings in order to accommodate rail road oiheials and any force of men that would be employed in preventing violence and protecting property in case-the strike is declared. A fence across a sand lot south of the depot has also been built, and three strands of barbed wire strung across the top of it. Similar changes are taking place at other shops on the Southern Pacific. Fifty employes who have been active among the men in organ izing for a strike have been dis charged. If your grocer will not furnish you with machinery made bread, phone ,221. dtf ! Old Joe Papo. water front, carries 'a full line of machine made bread, astry. etc dtf HAIR DRESSING MANICURING The W-W-W Guaranteed Ring is so Good That we can sell it with the Utmost Confidence to Our Most Intimate Friends iii Tt ii roxsu, AcgrntKs srrni:iti.ix stoxi-: yi Aunv. Spur to lie Ituilt in Main I i it the Southern I'acllic at Once .Market Lively. (Suthcrlin Sun). After remaining practically Idle for u year or more, work is to be re sumed by a large force of dh-u on tlie big Cooper sandstone iiuanies two miles southeast of Stlthei-lin. Some of the preliminary work looking to operating the iinarry on a larger scale than heretofore was inaugur ated this week when a survey was made for another spur track extend ing from the main line of the South-1 ern l'aclflc to the quarry a nillo dis tant. Announcement that work would shortly be resumed at the quarry was made here last Sunday by .1. W. : .Maltlles, of Portland, Holland consul for Oregon and also manager of the International Mortgage Itauk of Hol land, who spent the day looking over the property with Walter .1. Kyan. a civil engineer. ' .Mr. .Mattbcs. who has taken over ail the interests of the old company, expects lo hate a force of men at work nt the quarry in about two weeks. The property includes a right of way 12 feet wide extending from the Southern i'acitic's main line to ihe quarry. A substantial railroad will be laid over the yejn of way al once, and the old track, which is bad ly out of repair, will he abandoned. Kugiuccr iiyau and assistants made the mvessury survey for the new road mis week, and a large force will be put to work on Ihe roadbed and tracklaying jil.-.t as soon us the neces sary material can be procured. Tlie supply of sandstone In tills quarry, which Is regarded as the besl quality of building and paving stone on the I'acllic Coast, is practically in-: exliaustable. The quarries cover an ' area of over 40 acres, and are equipped with machinery and dr- ricks siilhctent to handle several car loads of stone per day. I The state house in Salem and three fine church buildings In Portland were built of this stone, and a con tract has just been closed for lull carloads for. a new Presbyterian church at. Albany. Mr. .Miittbes in timated that there was strong possi bility that the million dollar post ollice building fur Portland, just iiu-l ihoiiz.etl by the (lovernnienl . would also be built from this stone. Three blocks on liussell streel, Portland, are ulso paved with stone from this quarry. As a paving stone It Is recog nized as the best to be round on this coast. i Among the Improvements contem plated at tho quarry lor handling the large blocks or stone, Is a cable roud across the canyon to the cars lit the loading point on the proposed new' load. ! Slltlierlill Personals, j Mrs. Lucy Phillips and William Tolliday. both of Sutherlln, were quietly mariied at Oakland on Mon day, Ue Mrs. Short performing the ceremony. j Hennie May has gone to Sacranieii-! to, Cnl., where he will spend tlie win ter with his father. i Mrs. W. Howard, mother of ifrs. ' F. A. Fran, who has been visiting at the home of her daughter here for several weeks, returned to her home at Cedar liapids. Iowa, last week. She was accompanied as far as Cedar Itapids by Mrs. I". W. Ferris, who was enroute to Falrbault. Minn., to spend several weeks Willi relatives! and friends. , II is reported that Ward W". John-! stoll. who has a tine ranch ill the. east end of the valley, near Fair Oaka. will leave Siitherliu about the last of the present mouth for Hunt-, lugs. Nebraska, where be will be married in September to a popular! and well known young lady or that, dty. IIOMKKFF.KFRS IIFCIN IM SII FOR RKSF.R ATION L.M. Mi NOT, N. 0.. Aug. 11 Minot Is lodav the renter of a rush or home seekers from all over the count r,'. who are coming here to register ror the lands in the Fort Iterthold In-, diau reservation In North Dakota. Registration begins on Monday. The tract subject to homestead enlry up-' proxlinates SlL'.Miiu acres, and has been appraised al from tL.MI to $! an acre. I'be 1 1 is near the (In-at Northern's transcontinental line, and is said lo include some of the ebole-: est tracts ror agricultural purposes' to be round in North Dakota Regis tration will begin in October for 4fi'l. .Mi2 acres or tloverninent lands in the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian reservations of South Dakota. ! Hay Fever, Asllima, Suinnier Cold-, I Must be relieved quickly and K'd-; ev's Honey and Tar CouiimiuiuI will do it. K. M. Stewart , Hist Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: "I have been, greatly troubled during the hot sum- mer months with hay fever and II ml thnt by using Foley'B Honey and T if Compound I get great relief." Many others who Buffer similarly will be glad to benefit bv Mr. Stewatl ex perience. Foley's Honey and T.ir Compound Is effective for cough and colds iu either children or grown per sona. No opiates, no harmful drugs. In a yellow package. Refuse sub. tl tutes.' For sale by all druggists. v,.iih.r Mr Waterman nor atnoni else will sell you a $1 .00 gold P'il for r,0c. Do not be deceived. Get ', the genuine Waterman Ideal Foun italo Pen at Roseburg Hook Htore. tf Lane-Douglas Timber Security For $1,300,000 Bonds RAILROAD DEAL FXPLA1NED Findin.i! lumber Ccnip.u y Deltt mined lo Euilii Line, S. I. Took il OK of Tli i Hands A trust derd involving an enor mous acreage of valuabl" timber In Lane and Douglas Counties was tiled for record with County Clerk Lenox in RoM'burg latetbls alteruooll. Tin' deed, dated. July I, or tills year. Is givtn by the Wcndllug-.lohuson Lum tK" Company, ornuled under the la as ot the slate of Nevada, lo the Michigan Trust Company and Conrgo lielTeian. ot tlrand Rapids. Mich. Il s.ciucs $ 1 .:tllii.oou worlh of first inei tg.ige bonds, bearing II per cent inn ri i-t. The timber conveyed by the de d lies eit her along or closely contiguo-iu to tlie route of the projected railroad liom Fllgclie to Coos Ray. A rela tionship between tlie proposed rail road and the timber deal is explained in the following news item below: San Francisco Hxainluer. August l'l: Three quarters of a million dollars in gold coin was paid into the First National Hank of Kilgene, Ore., yesterday by two prominent lumber operators of Sun Francisco to close one or the biggest timber deals ever made on the Pacific Coast. S. O. Johnson und (1. N. Wendllng. founders of Ihe Johtisou-Wendlllig Lumber Company, a $:t, Olio, 0(10 cor poration, wore the manlpuliitors of the ileal. The .lolinsoii-Wendlliig "puri'liaso explains Ihe recent announcement of the Southern Pacific Company that il would build a line from Kugcnc, Or., Iu the coast, thus opening up an Im portant portion or Southwestern Ore gon. For years Oi'egonlans have been begging ror a railroad through tills district, but It was only when tlie San Francisco Jiimbermeu decided lo develop the rich timber belt near Kil gene l bat ihe proposed line became a probability. S. P. Ill-ought to Time. Johnson and Weiidling went lo President Lovelt of the Southern Pu rine, and told hint or the development that was certain lo rollow the opera tions or tlie lumber concern. "president Lovelt was not con vinced." said Johnson, "so we lold him that although we were 111 the hinder business we could build rail roads. We started forthwith to con struct a line from Kilgene to (he coast. Our work had proceeded but a short while when the Southern I'a cllic Company agleed to lake It off our hands and complete the road It selr." The new line is to proceed from Kilgene down the line of the Sluslaw River to Florence at the mouth. From there it will eventually run south along the coast to Coos Hay. Land Owners Pi-olil. Yesterday's cash payment of $7."n. iiiki will be distributed nl once lo about Kill landowners from whom the Johuson-Woiidling Company has purchased ibelr timber. More than a billion feet of lumber will be controlled by the company, according to present plans. "We will have large milling plants In the dlslrict." said Johnson yesler day. "and at Ihe month of tlie Slus law we Intend lo install one oi the largest lumber plains on Ihe coast." The Jobnion-Wendllng Company Is financed by some of (be besl. known bankers of Kan I'lancisio and Chi cago. Wendllng b. president of the California Pine Hox anil Lumber Coinpanv. a director In the Anglo and Louiloii-I'al is Naiioiial Hunk and a director In the Weed & Wendllng Lumber Companies. .lobieon Is the sou or Ihe late S. S. Johnson, a millionaire lumberman of Mil sola and California. He is vice-president of the Weed Lumber Company and president of the Klam ath Development Co. Woman loves a e:ear. rosy com-pl.-.vion. Durdock liiood Hitters puri ties the blood, cieats the shin, re stores ruddy, sound health. .. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4- 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. u 4 4. Till; ( . M.I .MKT IIOTKL -j. J. 1.0 I'arjt St.. lietwren Morrl- 4 4. son and Alder. Portland. Oregon. I-ire-proof and modern con- 4. '.eliiences; free phones In 4 4- rooms: lo.t and cold water, etc. t- Special summer rates to famil- 4- 4- b's visiting Portland. Transient - 4- r.itm $1.00 per day. All busl- 4 4. lies house and tliealres with- 4 4- in five minutes walk. .!- 4 r rcc 'bus or ar at lcMit. 4 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4! CITV OV ItOSIIIU ItO IV AXOTHI'.lt l.K(iAL It.VTTLK AtiAIXST JOHN' Hl XTKIl The preliminary step toward an-' other legal battle between the Ciiy i'i ixunvini i k uiiti mini 1 1 inner w us i take,, Thursday afternoon, when Milrulllll I I 11 fflllll II IlI'Mlltr liiirtitf itl- st met ions from Mayor llaynes, served formal notice on .Mr. Hunter to va cate the triangular piece of land situ ated between his building nnd the railroad supr on Sheridan street. The land, not over 2U feet wido at the base and reaching nn apex nt n length of not over 10n feet, is covered by a stationary oil tank, u shed and a quantity of wood. A niwlor l i t iu.r I In it I. if I il t vale the premises, which are alleged ny ine ciiy 10 ue a pari 01 Mioriuau street, was issued to him several months ago. He Ignored the order, was lined in I lie city recorder's court, then appealed to the Circuit Court and was victorious. Hunter set forth at the time that tlie statute of limi tations applied iu Ills favor, a conten tion denied by the city. The case was mil deemed on tnai issue, now - ever, but was dismissed ny Judge Morinun. .Miirtin Shudnwen shot the Hamilton In favor of Hunter on a ' magistrate through the arm and technicality Iu the form of pleadings i wounded .Marshal Join, Slackrider by the illy attorney. am lW(1 deputies named Mack ami The city has now decided on n new , nuglies. before the oflli lals kflb d plan. Il seeks lo force Hunter Intolm,,, win, i,tH through the head. bringing an injunction suit to pre - vent the forcible ejectment of his chattels from the hind, thereby crout-j lug the Issue that was not decided ill tho Circuit Court and on which Cityi Attorney Nenner is confident of vic tory. lll.AKLI.Y SI'FS FOIt I7,7T7 FOIt SKI. LINO. liOSI'ltl lt(i SYSTKMS. Kilgene Register: Declaring Hint j he found a purchaser for ihe Rose buig Water mid Light Coinpanv at $ I lib, OHO, ' plus the assumption of a ! mortgage or $200.111111. tile price j agreed upon 111 writing. Fred ,L Hlakely has started stilt in the Clr- 1-11 i t Court at F.ugeiie to recover from 1.1. L. Kendall and S. A. Kendall. Kendall, Pros., $17,777.77. which lie jalleges Is due him as commission. Hlakely asserts thai he persuaded 'A. Welch, June li, to buy Ihe prnp leiiy, and that Welch now stands j ready and willing to close the deal. The price originally agreed upon, be lavers, was $22a,000, and the as sumption of the mortgage, but sub j seuueiilly lire damaged Ihe plant to such an extent that I lie money con jsideratiou was cut to $1110, 000 and the agreement was renewed on that , basis. Tlie original commission which he was to receive, he alleges, was UlTi.tloo. and he Is now seeking re jcoverv oil the proposition of $1110,000 and $L':.-.,000. KIWLY'S DKIIT ItlllDKX IIOI.DINtiS SOON TO UK PI, M I D O. ..lAKKF.T. MA RSI I I'i l-.LD, Or., Aug. 10. The extensive Coos Hay real estate hold- ; lugs of Major L. D. Kinney and his jcorporallous. the Hell Line Railway jiilid ihe Coos Hay Rapid Transit C0111 1 pnnv. will soon he in shape to he ! offered for sale. W. .1. Rust, the .trustee, has appointed appraisers to. go over the property and set a value upon each lot and tract. He will sell 'for not less I ban the appraised price, I and Ihe total, according to the Irust agieemeul, must aggregate not less liiau J.'iOii.oon, James T. Morris. John Craves and John Merchant have been appointed the appraisers. All of the judgments against. Hie properly have been lilted and vested In Ihe Irtislee, so thai the latter can now give clear title. The real estate, when platted, amounts to about 12. 000 city lots. It includes some of Ihe most desirable property on Coos Hay, but. for several years it has been tb d 11 i and because of debts and moii gages and other legal eoniplicatlmiK of Major Kinney and his various cor poralloiiH. KT.AXIUM. OF COVI'KSTANTS Itl the Cptou plane .losephson's: No. No. :.2 No. .'K No. SO No, II.". No. IIS No. 12 1 No. 110 No. I I :l No. Ill .IS.OL". . 2,21(0 . 3 7,(120 . I 2.0 10 . 2.4.MI . 7.42a . t,,:;;r, . 1 a, (I (I a . r,7 .,1 1 5 . is.mo dlt Aug. II. I HI I. County Court adjourned for tin' term Thursday afternoon alter mak ing an order relative to the petition ol A. L. lie Ross lor a gateway road, "11 feet wide, across the lands of C. W. Hurt In section II. 2S-IS. The county viewers were directed to lo cale the proposed road on August 2U. What would a show be without girls-- Just like a hath without wilier nolhiiii; 10 it Kllgaged es- jpeclally lo actually portray the ex . acting characters of Ihe Western 'cow girl. Indian maidens and the other female representations appear ing In Lewis Clark s Great West ern Show. The management lias sj.nred neither time nor expense to encage Ibelr Ideal of what the parr calied for If you want to see th" handsomest woman in America, doni miss ihe Cattle King. Tuesday, Aug ust la. ' I Think of II, 'a piano given nvray mt Jowplison's. dtf Im J ll n 11 i it A i ; PUSODCr SllOOtS 4 OlllCjal.S; f ' Killed in Return BROTHER FATALLY INJL'lvED LOdOD BfCOOling Oil let , (M-t ClUtS TQibnleot H"art Siiraulant Hivives IY,pe Pins I (Special to the Kvening Review). CIIRISTOPI1KR. 111., Aug. il. .Committed to Jail lodav liv .lust I : ,lrin o,,. ,. ci,ari,. Sbadowen. a brother of the dead num. was thrown from the courii-oom wliidow aud dually Injured. I.OXDOX STItlkK FXDKII; CHAOS IX OTHKIt CITIFS. I.IYKKPOOL. Kngland, Aug. II. Strikers today stopped the coaling of the liner Teutonic and tied her up so she probably can't sail until the labor war is settled. Iu Hull and Manchester all tralisportutlon Is para lyzed by the riots, In which strikers overpowered the police, LONDON. Aug. I L Fears of bloodshed In London were allayed to day, when it was announced that the carmen's strike, which has caused most or tho rioting In the present labor war, had lieen settled. During this morning the outlook lor ft set tlement of all sirlkes grew bright. Tho employers' rederatlon announced its acceptance of Ihe Icaiuslora.' .de mands. Settlement of the Lighter men's sliike is impending. ; Anticipating peace, the government has suspended Its order for move ments of fuiiher troops, hut soldiers will lie held lu readiness until every thing Is lluiitly sotllcd. Famine among Hie worklngmeii Is impending. Threatened ruin uf employers Is the principal cause leading to the settle Ing of the strikes. CAFFKIXK PITS XKXY I. IFF. INTO IIKAItT OF I'OPK I'I I'M. ROM 10. Aug. 11. As the result of hypodermic injections of caffeine, Pope Plus' heart Is stronger today and he feels more encouraged. His general coiidlilou hIiows slight im provement. LORDS' Vino HILL IIKLIKYKI) TO FOItKHIIADOVY HlOllO ltd. II. LONDON, Aug. II. Passage of ,h, j0r,H- veto 'hill last nlglll is causing unbounded enthusiasm among ihe Irish members of Parlia ment, as It Is believed It means the rapid reall.atlon of Ihe national dream of home rule for Ireland, in the rutlire the House of Commons will be the sole factor 111 the budget. It makes constitutional government ill Kngland a reality ami probably WILLAMETTE VALLEY and Southern Oregon Day at the CENTENNIAL JUBILEE Astoria, Oregon THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911 The CenUMiniiil Celebrates the One Hundredth Anniver sary of the first White Settlement in the Northwest. Spectacular Marine and Military Pageant Program fur the day will include Young American's Parade in the afternoon, Drill iu the evening, Indian War Dances, Kile Flying Contests and Concerts by KUcry's Hand. PACIFIC COAST REGATTA The Greatest A(ti.uie ICvent to be Held iu the West. For Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon Day at the Ccntcnial, the SOUTHERN PACIFIC will sell round trip tickets, August i6'.h, from all points at One Fare to Portland Plus $3.00 good for return up to and including Angnst 34th. For further particulars apply to any Southern Pacific Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY Ceneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon fJJ...J............J.J I .;. PI PKINS CI.OSKS .. . COMitAlT FOIl NKW i. 1-STOItY III ILIllNli. .f .J. The 4-story olllce bulldtnK 4 which .1. W. Perkins planned to 4 i. ereel at the corner of Cass and 4 .J Rose streets. Ill tills city, is as- 4 4 sured. Mr. Perkins, who is in 4" 4- Portland, this afternnoi. Bent 4 4 the following telegram to . Joseph Mlcellt, proprietor of tho local brick yards: 4 4 "Contract for building A .. closed. Will need 300,000 A 4 brick by September 10." 4" 4 Further details will not be 4 .J. available for publication until 4 4 Mr. Perkins returns homo, 4 j ..4..4.4.4. will perpetuate Libera) control for years, because the Conservatives uro hop.iessly divided. COXtatKSS COM PROM ISKS OX 20 I'CI! CF.XT WOO,, HI TV. WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 1. Settle ment or tlie vexed wool schedule. -came today when the House confereea headed by liiderwood. and the Sen ate conferees, led by La Follette. agreed 011 a 2H per cent tariff on raw wool. The agreement split the 'dif ference between the House and Sen ate measures ror revision of the wool larilT. Hie House bill provided for a 20 tier cent duly and tho Semite's measure for :t,"i per cent. Cannot Circumvent. Khcrmnu I.UW, So .May Kill It. A Federal trust commission con trolling all Inlerstiite corporations undef investigation was recommend ed today to the Stanley committee by (li'o. V. Perkins, as a solution of the Irust and Industrial' problem. Per kins was delighted when Represen tative Littleton lold him that Little ton proposed Introducing in thu House n resolution providing for n couiprehonslc investigation of indus-" 1 rial conditions preliminary to alter ating the Sherman nnti-lriist law and that both the big Interests and labor iiileresls would lie usked to aid Iu settling the present problem. Slaiiibird Oil Itilllcy designs From Couimissloii in Huff. Senator Joseph W. ihilley resigned today as a member of the monetary 1:0111 mission and ttiere wiib no objec tion. The resignation was presented when Ihe Senate engaged Iu a Bliil ed lllibuster 10 kill the Cummins bill ending tlie commission. Ihilley got angry. Wiley's Associate .lllslilles His Kin ployment of Rushy. Tesill'ylng before the Congressional committee Investigating the churgea against Dr. Wiley, (loverniiieiit chemlsl. Dr. Kebler. of the drug de part monl of Ihe Hiirenii of Cheinln irv. declared today there was no tllf fe'rence between the employment of Dr. Rushy by Wiley and that of the nir-inbers of tlie Romsen pure food board, which the Government ap proved. Wiley's champions assert this evidence shows tho charges were simply 11 conspiracy to "get" Wiley, who was accused of paying Rusby a salary In excess of the Government allowance. Rushy, one of the fore most chemh ts of the coiinlry. assisted Dr. Wiley Iu pinking the analysis of adulti'ialed foodstuffs. Secure your seals via Ilarnard'i Daily slage li a. m. Olllce corner new auto stage line to MurBhfleld. Rose and Washington. dtf