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1 1 THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: 'TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19. Int 5 I -46 iIIER INQUIRY NEARING ITS END WumutTileR 16.0 NM WOW MI Amor IN, Goad Fellow' SEE THE WAY I REDISTRICT STATE 4 diarl elm I 6 Days B. C. (Before Christmas).

"The Piano Market of Chicago" "The PLR of Chi et "The Piano Market of Chicago" Last Witness, with Exception of Senator Himself, will Be Heard Today. Special Session Can Fix Congressional and Senatorial Reapportionment. minute you delay means sorrow for some Find Spe child. AS TO BUYING. Congre It doesn't take any huge sum of money to be a Good Fellow.

We only spend a dollar tonal for each child. Our shopping experts have found that a dollar will buy the f0110S ing treasures: Find elt gi 't7 1 i 3 1 link, .1. A 1 (ild iij Id 13- I -7 i ii 4T- r.r&r, .144. 4' 1(19 4 I' It ApA 2, 441, RECESS UNTIL JANUARY 8. I sweater 40 or doll, two feet long kid.

jointed body. bisque head. opens and closes Its eyes 5a Half pint of nuts le 1 pound mixed candy-10. 1 orange 05. 2 apples ti51 Set toy dishes lu 1 mechanical toy 10 by the governor to come back for an extra session to make recessary amendments to the insurance law, affecting the operation of the workingmen's compensation act.

necessary appropriations for the repair of the state capitol building and the state fair grounds and amendments to the automobile and good roads laws. The congressional, and doubtless the sena. torial. reapportionment propositions will be included In this call. even If It be postponed until some time in mid-January.

Advices received by the governor mean he Is convinced that 26 votes In the senate and 77 votes In the house will furnish the requisite constitutional majority to force the nomination at the April primaries in newly constructed districts. congressionally or of nominees who would file petitions under new apportionment acts. Governor Nearly Beady for Battle. Goy. Deneen during the day passed through a thorough ray examination of his broken leg and received the reports from the examinations of the ray photographs made In Washington.

The governor was satisfied with the result and indicated that he will be ready to enter upon a campaign within the coming fortnight. He din not say, however. whether he had determined it shall be for the senatorship or renomination for governor. Confident expectations of his close political friends are that on Thursday or Friday there IU be conclusive indications of what the state executive intends to do. No EMERGENCY CLAUSE.

beneen After Conference Intimates Legislative Certain. ii I. L. Flannigen and Others Testify in Effort to Break the Story of White. FUND GROWS 5153.

The following contributions have been received from Good Fellows who are prevented by business, health, or lack or time from acting personally: Previously 2415.45 Received yesterday G. N. 2 2.00 L. P. 11.

5.00 De Voe G. F. 5.00 M. N. D.

10.00 Family of 5 10.00 A. 11. It. 110.00 G. S.

5.00 C. F. 5.00 C. If. 10.00 M.

R. 5.00 G. E. 31 5.00 J. O.

5.00 Goodfellow 1.00 Goodfellow 2.00 E. N. A 1.00 A. Friend. 5.00 Bricklayer 1.00 Beatrice and Jeannette 5.00 A.

C. Mitchell, Ia 5.00 I. L. 5.00 A. Goodfellow 10.00 m.

II 5.00 P. J. J. 1.00 w. n.

It. 5.00 C. B. B. 5.00 Jae, Lee, and Bob 10.00 L.

B. 1.00 N. (Montanco). 2.00 WI LM 14, it; 2.00 L. F.

Ii. 5.00 De Voe G. F. 5.00 M. N.

D. 10.00 Family of 5 10.00 A. 11. If. 110.00 G.

S. 5.00 C. F. 5.00 C. II.

10.00 M. R. 5.00 G. E. 31 5.00 J.

O. 5.00 Goodfellow 1.00 Goodfellow 2.00 E. N. A 1.00 A. Friend.

5.00 Bricklayer 1.00 Beatrice and Jeannette 5.00 A. C. Mitchell, Ia. 5.00 I. L.

5.00 A. Goodfellow 10.00 Wm. II 5.00 P. J. J.

al 1.00 w. n. It. 5.00 C. B.

B. 5.00 Jae, Lee, and Bob 10.00 L. B. 1.00 N. (Montanco).

2.00 i 4 a. MM1M it R. 1.00 42d Ave. 11.00 W. S.

10.00 Star of the Chicago Grand Opera Company writes of 41 It C. S. FUNK FILES DEPOSITIONS TO DISPROVE "ALIENATION." ssItZ1.1i 1 -14 YESTERDAY'S RECEIPTS. So far as cash is concerned, we only got $153 yesterday. But we don't figure in cash.

We count it in happiness. And, in happiness, that $153 represents 153 children. It means 153 Christmases which otherwise would never have been. You can spend every dollar to the same advantage. DO YOU KNOW That two departmeut stores give 15 per cent discounts on Good Fellow purchases? Both Marshall Field's and Carson.

Fine, Scott Co. are doing it this Christmas season. They are willing to help you. Are you as anxious to help the children? WIPED OFF THE MAP. Yesterday an entire district was wiped of the map which hangs in the Good Fellow office, when the Seng company.

a. furniture concern, volunteered to provide candy and toys for 500 children. The map is divided into districts to facilitate Good Fellow deliveries. There had been a good deal of worry over district No. 6.

It is a blg one, bounded by Lincoln park and the river and by Fullerton avenue and Division street. But the Seng company settled the matter in the most summary fashion. They will take care of all of district No. 6. Another big concernRothschild Co.is going to provide for fifty families.

As there are usually about three children to the family. this means Christmas for 150. ICON'T LEAVE IT TO OTHERS. These things are pleasant, but don't Imagine the 9 000 children still unprovided for are going to be taken care of in this way. START Fill out the blankilbelow and send it to THE TRAWNE.

But don't regard it as a blank. Remember when you sign it that you are guaranteeing to some child more pure, unadulterated bliss than it ever has known before. It is a pleasant thought on which to work or sleep. I Congressional as well as senatorial reapportionment of Illinois can be accomplished by the passage of the necessary legislation at a special session of the legislature without the necessity of an emergency clause. This, view was announced by Gov.

Deneert yesterday afternoon at the La Salle hotel after a long consultation with legal advisers. The statement of the governor is taeken to Indicate 'there will be provision for a congressional reapportionment included in the extra session call for the legislature which Gov. Deneen strongly intimated is certain to be summoned. Hang on Court Baling. The date for the reassembling of the legisture depends upon what 'happens in the opinions which will be handed down by the Illinois.

Supreme, court. whose adjournment day is now set for Thursday. It is definitely known a knockout of the university appropriation omnibus bill by the justices will mean that summone will at once issue for a special of the general assembly, probably on the Tuesday of hokiday week, one week from today. If the Supreme court the constitutionality of the university act, but issues a strong warning that the legislature must change its methods of enacting eleventh hour the situation is not materially relieved, except that attack upon the constitutionality of many statutes may be delayed. Extra Session Certain.

But it became an assured fact that the legislature. nevertheless. will be sent for ti 1 41, t31 Witnesses for Harvester Man Declare Mr. and Mrs. Henning Treated Each Other Affectionately.

Depositions taken In Mobile, in behalf of Clarence S. Funk. general manager of the International Harvcster company, is the suit of John C. Henning for alienating the affections of his wife, were filed Nvitli the Circuit court clerk yesterday-. Henning, who asks damages of $25,000 against Funk, was In Mobile from Oct.

6 to IS, according to the testimony of witnesses whose depositions were filed, and a portion of the time was registered at a hotel in that city with a woman who as known as his wife. Their manner toward each other was described as affectionate. pi-ANo MESSRS. WM. KNABE CO.

Dear Sirs: In your charming Mignonette Grand I have found the piano which has completely satisfied the demands I put to it in supporting my voice. Sincerely yours; MARY GARDEN. Miss Garden uses exclusively the Kuabe Mignonette Grand Piano and has one of these superb instruments in her Chicago Apartments. This dainty little Grand (only 5 feet, 2 inches in length) has the tone of a large Grand Piano, yet fits into the space of the average upright. Total 153.00 Grand total 568.45 IN THE NEXT SIX, DAYS? It was a good day yesterday for the poor schildren of Chicago, but we are looking for six better ones.

There are only six. remember, and in those six 8,912 children must be Insured against unhappiness on Christmas day. It is a big problem, but the Good Fellows can solve it. Those children can be given the merriest Christmas of their lives if you will take time to fill out the blank below and send it to the Good Fellow office of TUE TRIBUNE today. Donl, wait until tomorrow.

Every Swift Company's tales of freak beef in Chi. cago for the week ending Saturday. Dec. 16. aver-aced 8 ROe per 1.

By A STAFF CORRESPONDENT. washington, D. C. Dec. re senate Lorimer committee expects to end the examination of all witnesses except Senator Lorimer tomorrow.

It will take I masa until Jan. 8. Mr. Lorimer well be on be staid three or four days. The then will Occupy itself in preparing a report This document pTobably will not reach the senate before Jan.

20. The witnesses examined today were Representative John L. Flannigen of at St. Louis Joim J. Faulkner.

commissioner of pulite works. and City Controller of East St Louie; Joseph Bailey. a street con, duetor of East St. Louis; W. H.

Sturmer. assistant manager -of the Briggs house. Chicago. and John A. Logan sof Shawneetown a member of the Forty-sixth general assemCy.

Flannigen was put on the stand to controvert the testimony of Charles A. White in connection' with street Car legislation and the defense called Faulkner and Bailey to sustain Says White Sought Revenge. Plannigen said the reason White introduced a b11 providing heat and toilet facilities for employes upon suburban cars was because of his desire to get even with the railroad upon which he had served as conductor and against wh.lch he had a grievance. He admitted he had talked with the attorney for the roads, and that this attorney objected to the bill aid spoke to him against White and his motives. The witness did not think White wanted money in connection with this Bailey said he was the author of the heating end of the White bill and some one else originated the provision relating to tolets.

Be said his experience as a labor lobbyist caused him to get the Idea that cocney would be necessary to obtain the enactment of labor legislation. His labor organizations did. not use money, but were Ellecessful in getting action upon important nesoures. Flannigen asserted Whites statement that he had suggested in a conversation with White. Faulkner, arid Bailey the use of money in connection with the White bill was "absolutely false." The same evidence was given' by Faulkner.

Bailey had no recollection" of anything of the kind. Tells of Speaker Fight. Flannigen swore he was a candidate for meeker of the Forty-sixth-general assembly. Bemuse of the experience of Mr. Trautman, who was beat suddenly," apparently at the hmance ofGov.

Deneen. he and his friends thought he ought to approach the governor. The governor told him to go ahead and that be would be for him. He did not talk with members of the legislature about his candidacy, but consulted Congressman Rodenberg, Mr. Trautman, and oiters.

When asked if he had eonculted Senator Lorimer or any of he mulled be di4 not know the -senator. per. trally at that time. When ihe Zatieui was bengliteld the governor sent for Flannigen. M4 him he could not support him, and.

ad- red him to Support Edward J. King of Galesburg for speaker. VS- mad." said the witness, and left." IFSATOR ICENTONWere holdup bills usual or Usual to the legislature? R. FLANNIGENThey were not usual. R.

MARBLEDid you hear of bills being in-Induced for the purpose of securing money? MR. FLANNIGENI beard there was. I beard if sandbag hills. Stunner was recalled for the purpose of amertaining the whereatouts of the register The Knabe Mignonette Grand is the piano of the moment for fine homes. Wurlitzer's price is guaranteed to be the lowest in the United States because of the Wurlitzer one-price-no-commission selling plan.

Convenient time payments arranged. The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. Fine cravats A Fill out the attached blank and send to "The Tribune." 1, will be a Good Fellow to (number of) children. 1 would like to find a family in the neighborhood of street and street. 329 8c.331 S.

Wabash Ave. tit taiirekera Knabe Chickering Apollo Steinway Wurlitzer UST see our dollar neckwear; one. look will answer your questions and answer your questions ana 64 i t4 as I of the Briggs house in May 1909.. It was during this month that Vb hite and the Yarrough boys registered at this hotel. The date of their visit to Chicago is important.

since it will establish whether or not the Yarbroughs were in White's room at Springfield when Lee O'Neil Browne came for White and immediately made his corrupt proposal that Wh.te vote for Lorimer for a money consideration. Sturmer said that in June. 1909, the hotel adopted a new system or booking guests. and that all prior books. including the cash book, were burned.

HEALXYou destroyed your records In June. for the month of May. 1909. and prey-bus months? STURMERYes. Logan was a member of the Band of time.

He supported Hopkins until the last ballot. when he voted for Lorimer. Hopkins. when he was on the stand. told how be labored with Logan to stand fast.

The Lorimer election occurred on Wednesday. At the request of Speaker Shurtleff. Logan saw Lorimer on the previous Friday and the latter solicited his vote. -a 1r 1 II leTPT E-4 I 11476 1 i I citioilailp wome 21 E. Madison Street Between State and Wabash Chsielhipi -ip 14 21 E.

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rnr equ tim treatment and ears Near Dearborn St i or au chronic non-contntiono diseases. A Wen- 6 MI k're iBefore Christmas Expen itures will rarely accomplish so ltts, much in style, quality, workmanship and finish as this mark able collection winter apparel affords. Suits, Coats, Dresses o'-That sold for $25 0 NOW' 19 $32.50 values Now S24 11 $35 to $37.50 values --Now S29 $40 to $42.50 values. Now S34 5 I $45 to $50 values Now S39 $55 to $57.50 S44 $60 to $65 values Now S49 $70 to $80 'values. Now S59 $85 to $110 values Now S69 $115 to $150 values.

Now S79 $160 to $225 Now S89 Nothing Reserved--Nothing Higher i4. Before Dr 1 -''W' i rarely a ix 7.k.i.r.:. :1 44-, -V, 4. Suits, 4 That so $25 $32.50 va $35 to $31 $40 to $42 $45 to $5C $ss to $sl $60 to $65 $70 to SSC $85 to $11 $115 to $1 $160 to $2 Nothing A 4 0 -11 ...,,3, 1-, terl 1, "if, r' IV, 4,, ,4, -4: 11: A I. '4- ii i- '4A I 1 i' 4 '6 41- 1 I I- 1 6z: I tfl 'I: 11 s- I-: I kr-.

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springt)Pld Ave. Tel. Irvine Park 6603. 1. edoe, c.

Fur Sets for $35 1 rl 1 111 Choke of any set up to $70 Will Sell for $50. All Fur Sets Up to $100 I it I I I I i I i 1 1 WAIST SALE-CHOICE AT $3.75 Massa line, Taffeta, SaiinDuchesse, Voile and Marquisette, braided and hand all colors, values to $IO A Fine Christmas Offering rim: 1111ALLIAMO, Fag we All Silk Petticoats- IN FOUR LOTS $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Por Christmas giving, val. to $12.50 ItaterialsMessaline. Taffeta. "Persian, Dresden and Chiffon.

All Si $1.95, For Chri Mate Persil 1 4rsan Dresden and -et, hiffon place for rest and eonealeorenet. writ Slater Superior. or Dr. Stack for Book IL I I 11 1 ---r'-7 I I did place for rest nd rotteeteneence. Writ I Slater Superior.

or Dr. Stack for Book 17. 4 i i 1 I 1 40, 11 '614111-1-11b, did place for rest nd eonesieseence. Write Sister Superior. or Dr.

Stack for Book 17. I.