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NEWBERG GRAPHIC B. H. WOODWARD. NEW 8 T A R IN U N IO N . C R Y IN G FOR H A R V E S TE R S . Unemployed ' Men fo r Kansas Grain Fields Hard to Fill'd. IN THE NATIONAL HAILS OF CONGRESS President Signs Statehood Makes It a Law. Bili and DRAWN BY PACKERS Washington, June 18.— Anothsr star Topeka, Kan., June 19.— Kansu is OREGON NEWBERG. sending out the strongest appeal of her President Roosevelt signed ths bill ad- r history for men to work in the harvest Saturday, duna 10. o’clock this evening. mltting Oklahoma and Indian Tarritory fields. The dlfllcullles of the last few The report was debated by Foraksr, as one state. The measure also pro W uhington, Jane 16. — The sanate Dubois, vides that Arisons and New Mexico years getting help to gather the wheat spent thè enti re day debating thè bill Ballsy, Patterson, Money, before it becomes dead ripe and scatters to incorporate a ship canal coanecting Morgan, Stone, MoCnmber and others. may be admitted to statehood Is the Dubois announced bis intention to state of Arisona, provided the people of in the gathering w ill be in te n d e d this I ¡ J * ^ r ^ i ^ u t ° u tio n ^ o n “ " vote against the acceptance of the re the territories vote in favor of admis year if the advance signs are token of The bi„ v u , « T,g e ly attacked by Pat- port, because of tbs omission of ths sion on the forms submitted by oon- what is to come. | teraon as in the interest of speculation, anti-polygamy provision inserted by The signing ot ths measure waajnade M em ber o f Committee Submitted Sub A t le u t 25,000 more m u than are in and w u u warmly defended by Knox the senate, and in doing so ha took oc R m u im o f Who L o u Important but casion to review his own political ex the occasion of an intereating cere sight now w ill be needed, and desperate u d Nelson. LaFollette offered a num- stitute to Peckers— Changes A c N ot L o u In to roatin( Events i ber of amendmuta, which were laid perience in dealing with the Mormons, mony. Senator Beveridge end Bepr meuures w ill be adopted to draft men saying that he knew his stand on ths sen tat: ve Hamilton, chairmen of tbe o f the Root W eek. I on the table. cepted In F u ll._____ ' into the service behind the self-binders. Daring a lull in the proceedings the question would result in bis enforced Senate and ho bee committees on terri Competition for labor is stronger this preaidut pro tern unounced his signa retirement from tbs senate. Ths sen tories, who have worked long and bard ate also listened during ths day to an for the measure, were present, as also Japan has sup proceed the outbreak year than ever before. There sum s to ture to the statehood b ill. Washington, June 18. — President The senate adjourned at 4:30 p . m . argument by M illard in opposition to were Delegate McGuire, of Oklahoma, In Oorea. be no idle men anywhere. Booeevelt has jfat to play his tramp tqs sea level Panama canal bilsl. [ for w u t of a quorum. and a number ot residents of Okla Castro w ill roan mo the presidency of A p p u ls have been addressed to the homa ; Delegate Andrews, of New Mex card against the men in oongreee who Ven un ela July 6. Washington, Jons IS .— There was a ico; Secretary Loeb and others. employment agencies in Chicago, 8t. Washington, June 16. — A fter 40 Just are endeavoring to render ineffective The army w ill soon abandon San Louis and other large industrial cen minutes debate today the house by the round of applause from both aides ot before the president signed the bill, the Beveridge meet inspection amend Francisco relief work. ters. The answer h u come back in al vote of 129 to 82 adopted the senate the chamber when Hamilton, of M ichi Ambassador Speck von Sternberg, of I t be resolution providing for the pure h u e gan, reported to. the house today that Germany, was ushered into the offloe, ment to tbe agricultural bill. The c u r is preparing for an open re most every instance that it is impossi the conferees on statehood bad agreed came known today that the bouse com- of material u d equipment for use in and he, too, witnessed ths ceremony. ble to fill the orders. volt in Southern Russia. The president a ed two pens in ^ ig n - mittee substitute for the Beveridge Factorise are running at full capacity the construction of the Panama canal of reached an agreement and naked that A Texas negro has b u n sentenced to all over the country. Building opera dom utic manufacturers u d of tha low it be printed in the Record. ing the tries rare, writing the first amendment was actually drawn by the the penitentiary for 999 years. Tbe day was spent on the sundry name, “ Theodors,” with a solid gold tions are going on on a scale exceeding est responsible bidder^ unless the presi Chicago packers end wae reported by H a lf of San Francisco's present water anything of the kind in p u t years. dent shall in u y cats deem the bids or civ il appropriation bill, and, iw ith ths pen presented by ths people of A ri the committee exactly as requested by supply u wasted by leaks in the mains. These activities, in addition to the tenders therefor to be extortionate or exception of an hoar occupied in con sona, his fam ily name, “ Roosevelt,' sidering the proposed abolition of re unreasonable. The adoption of the many public improvements that are in with an eagle’ s q u ill taken from an the men whom the president proposée The Blackfoot Indian reeervation in progress, have absorbed the bulk of the resolution came after a long discussion ceivers of lend offices, which measure eagle in Oklahoma. to place under governm ent. inspection. Montana w ill La opened to settlement. labor of the country, skilled and un of purchuing canal material in open the house refused to sanction, tbe en Alter signing the b ill, the president - Tbe house committee lest Saturday tire day wae taken up with the consid markets, w hile the sundry civ il bill Germany is planning to spend $60,- skilled. congratulated M r. Beveridge and Mr. eration of appropriations for the United Hamilton on the completion o f their morning reached an agreement to re 000,000 in widening and improving the State Free Employment Agent Gerow w u under consideration. port its substitute and immedlatly Rep Tha sundry civil b ill also was passed. States Geological survey, members of long and arduous labors in connection K ie l canal. ' bolds that a number) of railroads are resentative Lorimar left for Chicago- the appropriations committee being in I t carries a total appropriation o f $94,- H e also expressed with a copy of thepommittee bill. H e A pretended president of the P h ilip largely to blame for the shortage of 578,040, nearly $26,000,000 of which severe criticism of ths officials of the with the measure. ths hops that ths people of Arisona and spent half a day Sunday in conference pine republic h u ssrrendered to the harvest b u d s . He says the railroads is for the c mtinuation of work on the survey. _________ need every m u they can get to com New Mexico would avail themselves of with the leading peckers of bis home authorities. * canal. plete their own work, u d for this the opportunity to come into tbe Union eity, submitting to thorn the substi Tuesday, June 12. The house committee on agriculture son have refused to grant the 1 c u t a as a state. From every view point, he tute drawn by himself and Chairman Friday, dune 16. Washington, Jans 12.— By a vote of ■aid, he regarded thia ae the wise thing h u agreed to Roooevelt’ a demands on m ile passenger rate that is usually made 54 to 6 the senate today decided to con for thsm to do, as ths opportunity Wadsworth and accepted by the major Washington, Jane 15. — When the the m u t inspection b ill. for the harvest b u d s . They fear, it is sider the b ill extending from 28 to 36 might not oome again in a score of ity of the house committee. The peck senate took up the K ittn d g e sou level Mrs. £ • H . 'Donger, wife of the ex said, that the call from the wheat hoars the tim e that livestock may be years. Ths president raid that he had ers neat over this proposed legislation canal bill today, Senator Teller spoke minister to China, has sold for $7,000 fields, with the attractive wages, w ill kept in cars without unloading. The a personal interest in the admission of very carefully, wrote in many changea in support o f that p l u . H e argued a rug which she bought in Pekin for draw away their laborers, who get only passage of th e bill was advocated by Arisona and New Mexico, as many of which they desired, end asked Mr. Lor- that as this government had practically $1.25 for working on tracks. $90. Warren, who said that under its terms the members of his regiment, the imer to do his beet to have their ideas* The Rock Is lu d u d Union Pacific prohibited the French government, and carried ont. The governor of California and mayor have g i v u the harvesters’ rate, but later had declined to allow private cor the tim e can only be extended on the Rough Riders, resided there M r. Lirim er hastened beck to Wash written application of the owners of ths of San Frsncirco have joined in an ap- the other lines are obdurate. porations to embark in the canal enter ington, snbmitted the peckers’ ideas to stock, and that oiten on loading is peal to the insurance companies for a prise, the United States c u not afford There w ill be no room for complaint PR ELU D E T O G EN E R A L A T T A C K . the committee, and the majority of tbe square deal to San Francisco. on account of compensation. The farm to hesitate on account of the cost in more harmful to the stock than to ex committee actually adopted every sug- tend for a few hours the time of their The fact that a I A movement b u started to depou ers, if need be, w ill pay as high as $3 mbney or time Messecte at Bialyatok Will Ba Imitat geation that was made to Mr. Lorimer, confinement. a day for good men. The ordinary level canal would cost more than the insane king of Bavaria. reporting a substitute for the Beveridge ed in Other Cities. A fter a lengthy discussion the bill wage w ill be $2 to $2.50. Board and lock canal should not deter this country amendment identical with that which Peasants are rioting and killin g land lodging are also given. Farmers w ill from giving to the world the best pos was passed. Berlin, June 18.— “ We have every was endorsed by representatives of tha owners in Southern Russia. reason to believe that the massacre of co-operate with each other, u d there sible waterway between the oceans, packers in Chicago on Sanday. These Washington, Jane 12.— With a very Jews at Bialyatok is a rehearsal for Many Oregon and Washington post w ill be less “ stealing” of the h u d e of which must necessarily be on the tide facts are vouched for by two members level. Ho expressed the opinion that If large proportion of the members pres wholesale repetition of the atrocities of masters have received au increase in others t h u in pest years. of thé house committee, end they have The fiat b u gone out unofficially that a sea level canal could be built for the ent, due to the activity of ths Republi lest October,” said Dr. Pani Nathan, reported them to tbe president. p*y- there most be no able bodied men in same price as a lock c u a l, all the en can and Democratic whips, the bouse president of ths Central Jewish Relief Buch evidence as this is tbe strongest Mayor Schmits, of San Francisco, Kansas at harvest time. The loafer giners would favor it as the best possi today passed a rule sending the railroad league of Germany. “ Our^information kind of e club for the president, and h u decided that saloons may open who can work w ill be obliged to toil or ble c u a l. Hence be contended that in rate b ill beck to conference as asked indicates that the Bialyatok massacre is w ill do more then anything else to de July 6. leave the state. Local authorities in standing for a lock c u a l Chief Engi for by the senate, without even an ex the same sort of officially Inspired feat the committee proposition and Ligh t earthquake shocks are felt fre cities and towns hitherto have co-oper neer Stevens discredits himself as u pression of ita wishes as to any of the counter revolutionary outbreak ae was fores ths home to accept sometning amendments. The rale was debated that at Odessa. We have learned posi quently at San Francisoo, but no dam ated with the agriculturists in u listin g engineer. very similar to ths original Beveridge for 40 minutes. The leaders partici tively that the government’ s allegation age is done. the whole available force for field work. Washington, June 15.— The house to pated in the discuseion, the Democrats that the trouble began in consequence amendment; to do otnerwiee, tbe house Rioting h u been resumed at Bialy- They w ill do so again this y u r . day by a vote of 110 to 36 voted in taking the position that ths tims was of the bombe being thrown at a Chris would have to acknowledge that it was Present indications are that Kansu stok, Russia, and parliament h u sent a favor ef a lock c u a l across the Isthmus opportune to concur in the sleeping car tian religions procession by Jews is s legislating at tbs direction of the beef' w ill harvest 65,000,000 bushels of committee to investigate. of P u a m a , the amendment to the sun amendment and instruct the oenferase ridicnlous falsehood. Bialyatok is still trust and few congressmen care to go w h u t. The nans] migration from the into the campaign this fall with any A l in tha hands of tfee drunken Cossacks, Leaders in congress agree to loan Texas and Oklahoma fields w ill recur dry civil bill to this effoct being pre tas to the anti-pass amendment. such record to their credit. sented by Littauer, of New York. though tbe Democrats ware aided by who are determined that no Jews shall $10,000,000 to San Francisco banka for this year, but this source of aid ol W ith members of congress sitting on eight Republicans, they could not com be allowed to escape or go an robbed. o n in rebuilding the city. itself w ill not be sufficient. _ the short steps in the aisles of the mand votes enough to defeat tbe rale, W ANT APPE AL TO CO URTS. “ Tbe m ilitary bave deserted tbe rail The Japanese Red Cross n u gi hours, around the space in groups, the which was adopted, 184 to 99. way station and every passing train is total o f $110,000 to the relief of earth galleries filled, u d with Burton, of Representative Sherman, of New held np and the passengers plundered Victims o f Postal Fraud O rders Want L IT T L E M A IL W AS L O S T . quake sufferers of California. Ohio, pointer in h u d , discussing charts York, introduced a bill today providing Panic reigns in the neighboring vii Cortelyou Curbed. Insurance companies contemplate a Surprising Amount o f Business Now to show the difference between the sea a passenger rate on all railroads in the res, which fear they w ill be the next level u d lock c u a l, the house present Washington, June 16.— Effort li be raise of 25 per cent in rates in Wash United States doing interstate business object of attack. Numerous German in San Francisco Postoffice. ed every appearance of a class room. ington as well as Oregon u d Idaho. shall be 2 cents a mile, effective Janua firms and individuals are among ths ing made to enrb the power exercised Washington, Jane 19.— Postmaster ry 1 next. sufferers at Bialyatok and cause the by the Poetofflce department in issuing The naval b ill provides $65,000 wit£ General Cortelyou has received final Thursday, June 14. suggestion that German intervention be fraud orders against m ail.« Ths house which to establish wireless telegraph reports from the postmaster at San Washington, June 14.— The ser.ate to committee on judiciary has reported invoked.” Monday, June II. stations along the coasts of Oregon, Frucisco, dealing with detailing the day decided to vote next Thursday on favorably a measure granting appeal Washington, June 11. — Tbe senate Washington u d California. DISAGREE O N PIPE LIN E S. poetal conditions daring the great dis the Panama sea-level canal b ill; ae from department fraud orders to tbe this evening passed the Mondell bill courta, w iere the petitioner ahall be There is a general feeling throughout aster there u d pointing oat that the cepted the conference reports on ths amending the national irrigation law Russia that a revolution c u n o t help amount of mail lost was comparatively diplomatic and naval appropriation so as to permit tbe secretary of tbe In Rets Bill C onfsress Thrash O ver Old insured the right to a full judicial O small. The postmaster reports that bills, the former complete sod the bearing on the facts and judicial judg but come soon. Straw Without Result. terior tc reduce the minimum ares of latter partial; passed a bill limtiing May 2 the records of the cu celin g ma W ubington, June 18. — In the ab ment as to whether the postal laws and farm units in government projects from Thirty-two insurance companies have chines at the San Francisco postoffice the liability that may be assumed by regulationa are being violated. 40 acres to 20 acres. The bill was sence of Representative Sherman, of refused to cot payment of San Francisco showed the collection of mail within individuals to national b u k a ; adopted Department rulinga on use of t t e New York, who was out of tbe city, the amended in the senate by prescribing losses 25 per cent u d w ill pay in full. 60,000 letters of the heaviest collection Morgan’ s resolution relative to the con mails, especially on the point whether regulations for granting an extension conferees on the railroad rate bill were fraud is being committed, have been Roosevelt condemns the meat inspec on record in the office, w hile the stamp trol of the Panama railroad; admitted of time to settlers under irrigation pro in aeaeion lets than an hour today, and A . W. Benson as the snccessor of Bur the subject of many sharp controversies. tion bill u d threatna to call an extra «ties were within $300 of normal. jects for completing entries when delay reached no decision on any subject. Tbe plenary power« of the executive session if action is not taken on the The postmaster says, however, that ton, of Kansas; received tbe credentials The pipe line amendment was dis is caused by failure of the government officials have been as frequently es canal. the mails of second-class matter were of Senator-elect Dupont, of Delaware; to complete the project and furnish tbe cussed, Senators Elkins and Tillman Accumulated disappoint but a litttle over 20 per cent o f the listened to a speech by Dryden in sup water in tim e to complete entries in opposing any change In the provision tablished. A meeting of Illinois farmers at Chi port of a lock canal across the Isthmus ment of .those denied access to tbe amount before the earthquake. He making them common carriers and con cago decided to form u organisation to the time specified by tbe lend laws. pnaila is offered in explanation of the adds that there has been no falling off of Panama, and also passed several tending that most of tbe companies fight the commission m u who are now I t was amended also by the insertion present movement. 8ince the removal in the amount of registered mail re semi-private bills. robbing them. of a provision authorising the secretary that have protested the amendment are of Tyner, there have been no charges o f ceived. subordinate companies of the Standard of the Interior to appraise lota' in Hey- Washington, June 14.— After elimi The government has secured evidence w ilful abuse of the powers of the de There were 20 employes o f the post- burn and Rupert townaites and sell Oil company. at C le v e lu d , Ohio, of rebating to office whose homes were burned out in nating the appropriation of $100,000 partment, but the purity of purposw Opponents of tbe amendment pro them to occupants who have erected Standard Oil and w ill prosecute the ojl the fire, many of the men being left for tbe farther gauging of tbe waters of conceded to officials has not removed permanent buildings thereon not read posed that tbe amendment which pro o m p u y and the railroad. tbe sting entirely for those who have destitute.bat so far as known onlv one tbe United States under tbe direction i l y removable. hibits a common carrier from carrying of the geological survey, tbe bouse to commodities it produces be changed to suffered. A committee from tb National Asso employe, a carrier, loot his life, while day grew weary of economy and in There ia little prospect that tbe one other is missing. The postmaster ciation of Manufacturers, after an in Washington, June 11.— After near read: “ railroad carrying commodities creased tbe appropriations for farther meeaure w ill be passed by the house general has written the postmaster, vestigation ot Chicago pu k in g house tests of structural materials, lignites y four b< urs spent in tbe considera it produces,” in order that this amend conditions, says it can find nothing specially commending the action of and other coals, although tbe appropri tion of legislation affecting tbe inte- ment shall not conflict with pipe lines, this session, but assurance is had that a serious effort w ill be made to put i t certain employes u d has called the at wrong. rests of tho District of Columbia, the which are constructed for the so'e pur on the statute books before the cloee o f tention of the secretary of the treasury ations committee labored lealonaly to pose of carrying their productions. I f bouse today resumed consideration of State Insurance Commissioner Davis, to certain officials in the custodian retain them at tbeir original figure. the Fifty-ninth congress. Tbe conference report on tbe otnni-, the sundry civ il b ill, and, after an thia were done, they agreed to support o f Nevada, has notified insurance com service of that department. ths pipe line amendment. boor and a half spent in its consider«:' bne ligbtbonse b ill was adopted. panies to pay 100 cents on the dollar of Ready to Reduca Navy Tbe report of tbe confereee of tbe tion, adjourned. An amendment was their San Francisco losses or quit busi Foreigners Refuse to Pay Tax. Kansas Will Investigate. Rome, June 16. — In the chamber of agricnltnral appropriation bill wae passed, permitting the appointment of ness in Nevada. London, June 19.— The correspond submitted. Topeka, June 18.— Secretary S. J. deputies today, Signor Brnnialti inter retired officers of the United State« Germany says America is not the ent at Tokio of tbs Daily Telegraph corps qf engineers, U . 8. A ., as mem Crnmbine, of the Kansas State Board rogated the government relative to the- only country where bad meat origin says that the deficit in the nsxt budget Wednesday, June 13. bers of the International Waterways o f Health, baa commenced an investi preposal of the British government at ates. The kaiser's inspectors refuse is expected to reach $40.000,000. Tbe Washington, June 18.— The senate commission, as provided for in the gation of the Kanaaa packing houses; The Hague conference for reduction of admittance to shipments from several correspondent says that tbe majority of adopted without division the conference river and harbor bill creating this com with a view to ascertaining whether or armament. Foreign Minister Tittoni other countries. the foreigners resident at Nagasaki re report on the statehood bill at 6:20 mission. not preservatives of a harmful nature replied that he waa glad of tbe oppor are used in preparing the products. tunity to publiely express Ita ly ’ s ad The p residu t u d senate continue at fuse to pay the Income tax and that the German consul Is supporting them. Sanitary conditions in ths big plants at hesion to the humanitarian proposal of For Early Adjournment. loggerheads on important measurs. Statehood Com prom ise. The dispatch adds that an army reform Kansas City w ill also be locked into. Great Britain, adding that Italy always Washington, June 12.— In an effort Washington, June 12.— Ths Carter A storm is brewing in the R u ssiu commission has been appointed, con Dr. Crumbine states that tbe investiga waa ready to co-operate aincereiy with to bring an adjournment of congress by compromise on tbe statehood bill was parliament about duplicity regarding sisting of the ministers of War, In July 1 or earlier, Senator AHieon, agreed upon today by Republican lead tion is not the result of tbe government initiatives aiming at the simultaneous executions. struction and State, to remedy defects chairman of the senate Republican ers of ths hoaee and senate. Nothing sport on the Chicago plants, but was reduction of armament to avert the A ll shipping on S u Francisco bay in tbe army disclosed by the war with steering committee, w ill call tbe com now stands in the way of admission of planned by him before the Neill-Rey- | dangers and disasters of war. continues tied up on account of a strike Russia. mittee together Thursday to consider a Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a noldr investigation waa commenced. of the freight handlers. N o Liquor in Federal Buildings. program for tbe remainder of the ses state, and a choice by Arisona and New British Colonies Guilty, T o o. Jewish Appeal fo r Help. The house has voted to allow no Washington, June 16. — The house sion. With tbe statehood question out Mexico as to whether they desire to money to soldiers' homes for mainten London, June 18.— Tbs report of Dr. | committee today authorired a favorable London, June 19.— Tbe Daily Tele of the way, it is now believed that the come in as another stats. I t is expect ance which have canteens. graph this morning prints a telegram railroad rate conference report and the ed that the pending conference report Thomas, the medical officer of the bor report on tbe Terrell bill, prohibiting Chicago courts are trying / to decide received in London from Helsingfors, meat inspection bill are practically tbe w ill be recommitted or withdrawn when ough of Stepm y, to the local govern the aele of alcoholic liquora in build- who is the bead of Zion City at the Finland. I t is dated Sunday after- only obstructions. I t is not likely it comes up tomorrow and an amended ment board, ehowfc that bia department ngs or on premiaea loaned or leased hy there can be any agreement this ses report returned to both houses embody daring the last five years has destroyed fbe United State« government. Beeides present time. Dowie is the star wit boon and la signed hy M. Vinaver. over a ton of rotten tinned foods daily applying to all government soldiers* The telegram says: “ The outbreak sion on the type o l the canal. ness. ing tbe compromise. at the Stepney wharves. These, he homes, this bill w ill prohibit the sale at Bialyatok clearly was the beginning The Longworths are receiving splen adds, were n »t American goods, as of liquora in the hotels on the govern of an organised massacre similar to the Tillman Seeks Information. Eight-Hour Law In Islands. did entertainment in London. Mrs. bloody October days Only energetic Washington, June 12.— Ths Tillman- practi< « lly no ranntd goods from Amar- ment reservations at Old Poiht Com Washington, June 11.— In response Longworth dined wiht the king a few intervention can prevent a terrible to a complaint by President Gompers, Hopkina controversy of a few weeks ago lean i-n» ce-n* are lo ported through tha fort, Y a ., and Hot Springs, Ark., and days ago. catastrophe. Peril is imminent. A p of the American Federation of Labor, concerning tbe statue of affairs of tbs Ptennrv wharves, but, were colonial in several hotels in Yellowstone Park. A New York Federal grand jury has peal to all influences to help us.” Solicitor Charleton, of tbe Philippine Chicago National bank w u revived in meat, flab and fruit. asked that several officers of the tobacco Denied to ths Women. government, has reported to Secretary the senate today by an inquiry made trust be adjudged in contempt and sent Smoke From Shasta. Pass Three Big Bills. Helena, Mont., June 16. — Holding Taft that the eight hour law is enforced by Tillm an concerning the atatna of h r to jail for failure to produce certain Redding, Cal., June 19 — Reports are in the Chilippinee and la held to apply resolution for an investigation of the Washington, June 18 — A conclusion that upon constitutional grounds wo books w u ted by the jury in an inves being received here that smoke is poor- to all works there provided for by ap course of that bank, of which, John R. was reached late this afternoon by men cannot bold notarial commissions tigation of tins business methods of the ing from tha cone of Moon' Shasta and propriation o f public money of the Walsh w u president. Tbe inquiry w u hone« eailen whereby the meat inspec in this state, Governor Toole today re trust. that deep ram Mings are heart in the United State«. As to the employment directed to Aldrich, chairman of tha tion bill, the pure food bill and the im voked all outstanding commissions held A new moderate party has been or- mountain«. Tbe reports are not of Chinese laborers, the solicitor sayi committee on finance, before which ^be migration bill are all to be posed this by women, seven in all, and denied aa in Russia. credited. j many applications. resolution is pending. | week in ths order named. they are now excluded. ™ NEWS OF THE WEEK Il I Form for loaders. Buy “ *• V“ ‘rn Jtew Meat Inspection Bill Was Their Suggestion. REPRESENTATIVE WAS IN CHICAGO