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lire Republicans wata II little aotoulah»
in; in its way and it was with more
“banishing to hear such means Hall
fled Willingtou; Hunt, of Glastonbury,
,~ and ‘Ryce, or West. iiartiond; declare
that «they would not be bound :by any
action of the caucus which would
dictate to them that Ihaymust vote
against the report. of the joint can
mitt“.
Caucuo Called Together.
, The caucus was held in the Supreme
court room and was called to order by
3 Shelter Webster.- Representative
'l Kind; of Fair-field. was chosen char.
man, 11am! Representative Body. of
Woodbury, was clerk. Speaker Web
plot was the limit speaker. He Isold:
..§Gentiemeu, you have elected me.
In: your voice, speaker of the House.
and you have given over to me the
1», responsibility of the speakership to-
ward every member of this, House. in
,' trying to arrange tor a compromise
,‘.' in the organization of the House. oer-
, iainblmm have been ouggoeted to me.
i‘ ii could not accept any of those Ipiaua
.. your rixhts in what you expected: of
‘LI me. It has been my desire to carry
'. where they seemed to compromise'
through those dutea in a *way which
woold do the most for you. i have
made no pledges and we have met
this morning in order that we may
determine upon a course of action
which will preserve your intereots. I
am here that you may tell me what
you want and may direct me in my
course. (it notion. l have responsibili-
ties toward every member or the
House. You not and i will assume
the reopousibillty as directed by you."
After the speaker had concluded
there was silence for some seconds,
and Chairman King suggested that
some one should olfer a resolution or
a motion in order that the matIer
' might come before the caucus.
Many mound-Mandingo.
Representative Magoo, or Water"
to'wu, said that the committee on joint.
rules had been responsible for spread
ins abroad more misunderstanding?
than any committee over named. riIie
considered that the moon of the com-
mittee last Tueeday had contained toug-
gestiono only. and that it had been
misunderstood by the members. He
said he understood that certain redo-1.
lotions would be introduced into the
He would favor some and
caucus.
oppose some. but. he wanted it dis-
tinctly understood that he would
abide by the caucus vote.
Representative 'Aicorn. 1o! ii‘niield.l
moved that the report of the commit-
tee on joint rules be rejected. Ilia
THURSDAY
5 BARGAIN DAY
coolant oowm.
mum lbrine 31.00.
LADtLLIB' «III-Ito; L
I mm with tiller
Remini- Iprico 60c.
LFianneletteL Underweur
will» mom noon.
no. Regular price 50o 1
im- Regular orie- the,
.M Mitt: moo. into.
, cmhfllfl‘d downs. I 1
”0. WI“ WL Lm‘c ‘
«I amount“ WWW“.
Regular price lilo '
L , was was mine. 5 monthflood at the
» understanding with
IwMWoMWMfiNhMI;
tho tint-o, and whotovol‘ W thooe
view's otlibo room whichinhdo.1 _
I “The {eliciting Million. wliloh
will be altered in the sum lotion
will tell you what tho proposed
chanto in the me. lo: I .1
I"}iluio ‘2.»oti or before January
23,1913, there shill be appointed as
joint landing committees; each 0!
1 which who]! consist of three senators
and nine remoontotivoo and on each
Momma a moiorlty, and no more,
or the «senators him“ be Loppointed,
from the political party whose mem-
berg one in the majority in the Boo
ate; a majority, and no more, oi the
reprgsoolxtiroe from the political
jority in the Houoo of Representatives ,
provided “however. that the commit-
tee on engrossing bills. ohallconsist
at two senators and two representa-
tivcs, only one to be appointed ironr
, , the. majority party in each house.‘
“'I‘quilily Divided”. , '
“This means," added COIOnel Hail.
“that each of the joint committee.
will consist or thin Democratic son»
tors, one Republican senator tlvq ’Re—
puihiicou representativce and
Democratic representatives.
"Last night there was a conference
of some of the Republican leaders.
man King. at this caucus, was there:
Mono and Mat-odor were then. and
Henley was there—m" ‘
"Now don't set me in wrong
attain." shouted male» “i wasn't
time when the resolution was dis-
GWI" ‘ ‘L
“You were at the oonierenne." ran
Iplied dial] "and while you may have
left before the Motion was db
cussed, you were there (or an hour or
more. Higgins was there. Thorowere
Itch at us altogether and «what!!!
thought thio roooiutloo solved the
luroblom."
"isn’t there some understanding in
ioddition to that resolution that Mr
Thoma to to appoint the Democrat»
members of the Home commlloo'
looked Represenaive Healy.
‘ No Compromlolny Spotter.
“There is nothing on the- outside or
the inoido that will compromise the.
ILopeoker ill the Iillhiult decree. We
There drawn the resolution in good
faith and i will not be a party to any-
thing here or on the floor of. the
House which will compromise the
speaker." ,
Representative . Halibe united
the resolution submitted was what the
committee had agreed to loot May
party whoseImenIbersI‘nren the Ina-I '
Iiour .
Sneaker- Wobem.Iwu‘Ithare; Chairs:
1 of action except as you direct.
n'
J LllWiooolio do with
V we , numb" which
I * mm to who» not I color
L, 1 I- tor re and W1? to the hair and in spinal
to. whom 1nd lilo Moran, om. feverish. moo
at i" I
mill and telling 3min, . .1 .
odduliy
had all) Infill «with a soy- his customers insist on Wyobh's
and Sulphur. When. 183139, and Sulphur
I, hirloilout arm oh that. it do? no moon and evenly
.dlreakodl“ Wanda, that. can tell it had been aliv-
ro was gopher: with plied-.I-lit'o W our to on too. You
., ,I. ‘a’ Wilma-poo a notice when bruoh
tune is mossy and and WW ‘itih 5h: your hair, taking
an oitiiioti chem one Imndfla at. a time. Do this at
a do chili Ibottbr. than ouraelves By ill! and by morning iii? Ismy vhuir'
asking at any dry store M the ready- I all is: utter another application
to-uoe melanoma “Wy‘éth's Base orI told; it: is restored to its natural
and Sulphur flair llomtdltmyou will color and looluI slushy, 3,0th and obuu
Eat a loud bottle her about so canto. danoiVV ti VIM ,,
“Ln.
l ..I
there were mention to be appointed;"1‘ be ashamed to mention I'
"Will Thoma be allowed to nam1 It luv-rt: Molnar Report.
the minority representation. "" insistent
Henley. , , . . saith' that he was anxiouo to set
Rumor! to Amway.
u} refuge in answer“ “bugging“. Ithey ought to stand together and not
“That is a. personal matter betoeen fillOW' the D9m00i'flta to name theoc
them and In. Thoma. 1 Immanuel: He said it be war a
"You SW5!“ to be in o bouillon tol Democrat he would rather take a
hilow rpm, to name the “,3me 'chanco’ion ISpealteI Wehstero fairness
mWflon’ don't youy" againlthumo take a chance with the so-
W Henley it oflbilitflemoorltic leaders.
“My moluiion has nothlnx ‘9 do he would mbidoby the caucus vote
wltiI1,chai -. replied Hall "in ”I m. A‘ film was then. called for, and up-
u l concerned 1 expect to emit 0“ ”All 1310“” to reject the report of
fill" 53 mm train m Wuhinmn “,1 the committee on a viva voce vote
the alter will be rid of my infldonce
in M the committees " ‘ ,
"’l'lten you repudiate the agreement: The-1i}: a motion was mode to adopt
Ibggwm the speaker and Thorns”; the resolution presented by Col. Hall
mum an)”. Ifthe vita Ioce vote the chuh
ff! romaine nothing." ropiiod‘iloll1Refill!)d “‘9 motion 10‘“- Th‘ ""9
"1. the wk" favwnbh eh "”1 wan .doubmd and a division was called
moiution‘l” Iain queried Reality for 1 ruling vote showed 61 in favor
“Ho conveyed the idea he “I“ antis- oi tho‘reoolutlm and 54 against
tied with it ” replied Hall W1” Tito Home Meats.
tapewor- waiter took the door and Immediately (allowing the adjourn-
Iold: “i am committed to on course modern? the caucus the Route was
InV cal larder at 11: to hall an hour
rolemce to the understanding oe-1latar a mention adopted by the
tween Mr Thorns and atrial! it. wasL caucus was received trout lino Senate,
“mumbled to me that the committee where upon motion oi Senator lebeii,
had come to an agreement and LI re the acting minority leader, it had been
plied that it the cummiiteo had «reed passed.) The House promptly vowed
to a campmmho or the nature: and it in concurrence and the legislative.
i had no alternation but to appoint deadlock was broken.
the Democrats to each committeefltom1‘lusinou in the House.
the six names submitted by Thoma,1' ALflLrés‘thttion appointing Roheit C
would do so." 1, , Stoddard as judge of the town court
"Would you be willing to do thaw'V or micro, until July 1,191.1“: in-
asked oneot the members. I.“ I {induced by Representative Evans
“1 think 1 noul,d " replied the and nae-ed under a suspension or the
weaker. , lrulel. The appointment is to till out
Hunt Would Bolt. on unexpired term. Litter
Representative flout. or Gluton- linseed also in the Senate
bury. said he Was a Republican who a motmion passed earlier by the
had been helped by a treat many Someyexpmeing the grief of the as
Democratic voters. His constituents oembly upon the death ci‘ Chief Juo
expected him to be fair. and he would lice Frederick B. Hall was passed by s,
not be bound by any action oi the rising vote and a copy of the resolu
caucua against the Hall resolution. tion. was ordered engrossed and sent
Representative Rim. 01 Wool. Hart- ~. to tho“ fomily
tori said that he was not moored to AL rdloiistion creating a committee
havo his vote determined by the cau- of one 'm and two representative:
tum-Col. Hall replied that it who and
that the some reoolotion would be.
I presented to the Senate this morning.
Representative Evan: wanted to
know it it was true that ii a Mobil
can was “maimed to II Senate chair-
_ mansion, a Democrat must be appoint-V
to to n House chairmanship.
Col. Hall field that the idea he
‘moant to convey Was that it ouch oL
Iconditlon arm it would be mount-y
{for anchor Landau and “Speaker
I Whittier to confer on the matter.
omen-emu“ Atom I‘ domouded
‘way Col Rail had won the mo‘
oral. everything they had new tor.
I"Whon youlwm arching with in.
V1‘i‘homs in the corridor.” in cold "you
1mm him that it. couldn't new»: ho
unto-Ill and than you so into the corn-
lmum m gm m horrible; they
all: for“
“it we: the manner in which they
I “and for it that mode the dilmnce,”
replied Hall
“Lot 9! Darn Ll'ooiLoLL."
"iiuoodmmawloio lot oi
darn tools. We Just what the Demo
om wanted and tile“ all they wont.”
retooled no im “You will no
that you Will be unduly one here
L I winnvili vote tor the moat
,1I'iwiiivota by. it hope and i will
Wuummmuumm
V-L muhwdrwith meditate-econ
lilo“. Willa modicum-slim
‘dahtituhumhnoamfloh ,
nun Ho cold he would have «or in to meet with the representatives or
the House till hell from over and other stator iratho “Battle of Getty»
[would have voted with the Republi burs; Cousteau." in 'Philadeiilhlfi WIS
'cans to organize the Home but he be- ail-nod under a suspension or the
llieved this was a nueation of faint»: rules and not to the Senate. There.
and tho: the Hall resolution We. anew tome diicuoaion no to the ox-
oeoted the fairness of the situation. name Ind the need of keeping down
He said to rolect the resolution would the unbeaten, in was also planed and
at once give the Ihmocrate an issue Senator. Purcell was named as the
for the state Would believe that the Senate member
Republicans intended to be unfair, 1 Info in the ham.
Remuntotivo Mateo; of War At“ £2: to the Ham adjourned until
town said he was II partisan but am Thuroday at 1}: iii
in this instance the Republican My in t'L‘” Bonnie alter the adoption or
and something to the poem“): the the change in the Joint rules
aim. Ho decidmd that the Willy W Johnna or the hint dis- '
hm dimmnisod for two with; trial V‘imroilood the following redoin-
and that by poem: the mu roooiu dons; Mir lit» imam company or- ,. -
lion something wouldba ”magma. method under the law. oi thin, slate ,
Hi mount the Home mm or you or Indium; outlaw within the
the resolution and not "it no to the ”WW moo petiole. oi insurance
donate to reject it die concluded by ”redwood upon the life or live. oi
saying that he would Your an the oath “W on or home payable-I at
our directed Willy to any educational ocoeieai
Diviolon oi ovum. midrib benevolent. emote or nice.
‘ Colonel Hall noted it it was true muyiihry corporation. which can
that it had been Wt to divide on will Iain and waive «momentary
milieu of clerk at bill. and may lamina; Moroccan M millennial he
lag” clout engine.“ the Magma, .na terail' but the port of mid corporation
Wm ondhefltpiiod on it 3“.
W will. tie added In». mil inaV
mud‘houilhldumdvmm I .. ,1
bit. Momma ooh-Ida“ tor the 1mm. Senator IlloNeit for the command
«loom I I ouihoauixumouooimiotoroporo
Mk to Henley than tool; the m m. million senator Purcell to the
“and acid. " W die mono number, preheated a man
than. It“ leoL to omen Wilma“
The W wan new
n w,
m Melon“-
alarm to accommo- with it _
dolor: dilated “elliptical jL'
I W £1»qu m tholrow which s v
1 A «known downtown Iii-uphill 1 L
because. they any. ,
who a list or at least two more thanl you 'L1lLLiL gL’Lo on committees that you will ‘
diéprfihéntoiive Ever-ts, of Millard, ,
dowmtolhuoineso, but he believed that ‘
lie said‘
the chair declared that the noes had ‘
it won .
$653 lilo oi the men or mom I
herniation 135.7
“Ital Week at the mm Sale which
Closes Saturday Night
Four days more. and Why little time to think
’ about it now, Though so many pieces have been
sent away, and the Several Furniture Rooms look L
'scantily furmahetmhrough their spacious icngthu, there
are a great many dodir'abl' “L rficioo. . I’L“
There muslin... Potionahid Library Suites, of two
and three pieces, Colonial antihhcraton designs
Davenport: and couches of luxuriant styles.
V Writing Desks of Mahogony, Oak and Birdseye
‘ Merrill 1 . “T
L French Mirrors, panel style with pictures and plain
with geld fr'tmes, also Mahognnv {Inmcti
Colonial style.
Library Tobie; of massive Oak and Mahogany.
Odd ChairsV in great vorictv for all rooms. ’
- , gi Fourth. floor.
\‘I'IiIIOIs in
Clearanceof Leather Hand Bags
Marked at~_PricesLLto ensure their quick going.
Those who ore familiar in the least with our Leath-
er Section know how good is the stock and that it con-
tains many high grade novelties. This will be a re~
mnrkable clearance. 1L . "
All of our $2.95 Blgs, and with them
several numbers at $4 V85. $400 and $3 50, ..
2i wry large. and tempting assortment, Von sale at
$1. 85 each ,
One lot of high grade Rags which have been wear-
ing tickets at $15.00, $12.00, 5mm and $8.06, now
marked. L ‘
L ' $8.95. . - " WI“
Still another lot that were $650 $5. 00, $4. 85 and
l“ $4.00, . . i L
at $3 00: - I'i
.Oue lot of Bags that we '6: $2.00 and $1.50, L L
at 95¢.
Que lot that were 75c anti $I.00, at 50¢,
Lealh or Goods Section, main floor. 1%
, To Remembel
That Carpets. Rugs, Curtains, Upholstery Fabrics in: less 11V,
to per cent. ‘ i
That Ardahan Rugs, Trunks and Bags are less 20 per L
cent. I
A Good Corset
is out enough. The contour of your figure and the fit of
your gown above the comet- require a stylish and comfort—
able Broaden. “We carry the best Brusioroa made.
Their metal features are: Invisible rust proof boning,
arm ahicido adjustable Cereal: hook, splendid wearing
qualities faultless iii. finest workmanship and dainty fin- '
i-hl hm
Style: for every figure, 2V1“! and up.
The N LE. Ryan Co.
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showing a ”menial. «outlaw» or»
Donation and drown: tor Manitoba dim
lilo 11in wm includod in the moore-
Ilrg'i report mounted at the cannot
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, man. ’i’ho report we:
lobster Punish. Lad Roriiord. Thin
«hill Milli“ I” “i. No 0! W
tin-oiilflomabundanendoloo tor
recreation sport; which are not new
Monmouth. Thebtiiaboomiu
ammunition rm Stanton/id.
motion ,wII-LL whim. or
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