davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-11

przygotowaria do wystawienia
1000 pikiet do strzezenia SHADOW
hurtownych, targow detalicznych
dworcow kolejowych celem "a
pobiezenia 'dostawy miesiwa
rzezaln. 500 pikiet otrzymalo juz
wczoraj swoje stanowiska, a dru-
gle tyle dzisiaj Z rama stanelo ma
widetach. Stanelo porozumienie,
re gdziekolwiek stoi pikietowy
lub policyant tam woznice odmo-
via dostawy towarow.
Wczoraj po poludniu, komisarz
budowli Williams, komisarz zdro-
via Reynolds asystent rzecz-
nika korporacyjnego Sullivan,
zwiedzili rzezalnie, w skutek
skargi wniesionej przez strajkie-
row, re w rzezalniach ME pre-
strzegaja praw budowlanych /
zdrowotnych. Urzednicy spraw-
dill stan rzeczy zakazali urza-
dzania sypialh ola robotnikow po
mad drugiem pietrem i zarzadzih
niektore Srodki bezpieczenstwa
ma wypadek ognia. Co do sanitar-
nych wzgledow znaleziono stan
rzeczy zadowalniajacym.
Jakis nieznajomy dobrodziej
strajkierow ofiarowai dostawiac
bezplatnie mleko dla rodzin zu-
bozalych skutkiem bezrobocia.
Wczoraj rozdano 500 biletow, ka-
zdy ma kwarte mleka.
Za1ozoao takze szwalnie, gdzie
zony ubozszych strajkierow znaj-
duja zarobek. w pracowni tel,
pozostajacej pod dyrekcya PAM
Kate Kellogg, juz dla 50 kobiet
znaleziono zajecie.
w trzech kwaterach zapomogi
ola strajkujacych rozdano wczo-
raj zywnosc olo1o 10000 osobom.
Dzieh wczorajszy przeszedi
bez gwaltow i zaburzen.
Rezydencya arcybiskupia opoda-
tkowana.
Po raz pierwszy W historyi po-
wiatu naszego w tym voku podle-
gnie opodatkowaniu urzedowa
rezydencya rzymsko katolickie-
go arcybiskupa chicagoskiego,
mieszczaca sic przy zbiegu ulic
State North ave. Wfasnosc ia
przedstawiajaca wartosc okolo
cwierc miliona, zawsze dotych-
czas wyjeta byia isty opodatko-
wanych posiad}osci uwazana ja-
ko siuzaca dla celow religijnych.
Wiadomo, ze procz rezydencyi
najwyzszego dostojnika tutejszej
archidyecezyi jego asystentow,
miesci sic W pa}acu kaplica, W
kt6rej odprawia sic msza swieta
codziennie. Opodatkowanie to ma
stapilo wprost "a VIOLA lego Emf
nencyi, Arcybiskupa Quigleya.
Homer K. Galpin, szef biura
wydzia}u rewizyj podatkowych
tax sic o tel sprawie wy
raz "a: J. E. Arcybiskup.
doniosl nam "a posrednic-
TWEEN swego rzecznika, p. P. J.
O'Keefe, re pragnie oplacac poda-
tex cd takiej wlasnosci jaka wy
dzia1 uzna "a s}usznie podlegaja-
ca opodatkowaniu. Procz rezy-
dencyi arcybiskuppiej, zanierza-
my W tym roku asesowae piec lot
w Hyde Park, wartych okolo
$4,000, ktore takze ME byiy do
tychczas opodatkowane. Rozumie
sic, ze szkoly kosciosy parafial-
ne, ME podlegaja podatkom."
Uwazaja, re ten krok obywa-
telski J. E. ks. Arcybiskupa przy-
niesie znaczna korzyst kasie pu-
bicznej, gdyz teraz wydzias po-
datkowy zabiera sic do podobnej
wlasnosci posiadanej przez rome
tutejsze sekty i stowarzyszenia.
Dochodzenia koronera.
Koroner powiatowy czyni po-
szukiwania celem odkrycia win
nych zderzenia pociagow ma krzy-
.6,,,oo ,,1., INactarr ,1,a oSrn ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-11
ably tyrn sposobem odciac Japoh-
czykom powrot do kraju.

| Komisya delegowana przez de-
! mokratyczna narodowa konwen-
eye przybyla okretem wczoraj po
poludniu, azeby urzedownle u
wiadomic Parkera nominowa-
niu go kandydatem ma prezyden-
ia. Ceremonial odby}a sic przy
wspoludziale wybitnych demo-
kratow calego kraju. Champ
Clark przemawial w imieniu de-
legacyi i zaznaczyi, ze po ozywio-
nych debatach w St. Louis liczne
frakcye demokratyczne zla}y sic
w jednolity ob6z, ktory walki
wyborczej wyjdzie zwyciezko, "a
zeby lud amerykahski mogl ma
stepnie przejat sic ma nowo "a
sadami, wyznawanemi przez wiel-
kich naszych przodkow. Konwen-
eva w St. Louis ME skladala sic
automatow, nakreconych przez
| jednego maszyniste. Istniala tam
wolnosc slowa kazdy wypowie-
| dzial smialo swe zdanie. Ulozono
p1atforme po wyczerpujacych de-
batach, podczas gdy konwencya
w Chicago zatwierdzi1a tylko to,
co chcial powiedzlec p. Roose-
welt. Demokraci wyslali ma kon-
wencye swych najlepszych pred
stawicieli ich zapal, jakim po-
vital nominacye Parkera, udzeli
sic ogolowi amerykahskiego oby-
watelstwa, ktore powo}a nomlna-
ia do Waszyngtonu, ma czo}o no
wego rzadu.
Sedzia Parker przyjal nomina-
eye j wypowiedzial move, ktorej
tresc przytaczamy ma inneni miej-
scu. Zaznaczyl w niej, re rozcho-
dzi mu sic o dobro tutejszego o.
bywatelstwa ME mysli mieszac
sic do zatargow innych mocarstw,
kt6rych sprawy malo mas obcho-
die powinny.
Delegaci chicagoscy wreczyli
Parkerowi list Harrisona, tloma-
czacy, re strajk chicagoski ME
| pozwala mu by1 w Esopus. -Po
przemowieniu sedziego Parkera,
jego goscie obstapili trybune,
nastepnie zwiedzali jego rezyden-
eye. Wieczorem oswiecal jacht
Sapphire" Rosemount ogniaml
sztucznymi.
New York, 11go sierpnia. -
Zarzad narodowego stowarzysze-
mia rzeznikow postapil W mysl
ultimatum, pzes}anego wlaScioie-
lom rzezalh, nalezacym do trustu
miesnego. 'Oglosil strajk W tych
rzezalniach. UnioniSci utrzymuja,
re wszyscy porzucili prace, tym-
czasem w1asciciele rzezalh zape-
wnaja, re tylko po}owa robotnS-
kow posluchala rozkazu zarzadu
ich organizacyi.
200 "scab6w", podazajacych do
rzezalni firmy Schwarzschild and
Sulzberger, zostalo napadnietych
przez strajkierow, ktorzy ich roz-
pedzili ma cztery wiatry. Wystra-
szeni wskak;wali do rzeki, lecz
Mkt ME utonal.
Kansas City, 11go sierpnia. -
Z nastaniem nocy nikomu ME
wolno wystawat ma ulicach. 40
"scabow" pomaszerowalo 10 do kwa-
terry strajkier6w, gdzie otrzymali
znaczki unijne. Wyjezdzaja z
miasta, 1ecz ma ich mieisce zg1o-
silo sic 100 innych robotnikow,
ktorzy znalezli W rzezalniach "a
trudnienie. /!
Victor, Colo., 11go sierpnia. -
( John Harper, byly zawiadowca
skladu, stanowiacego wlacnosc u
nionistow, zostal uprowadzony w
nocy przez II drabow odstawio-
ny do Canon City. Po drodze BIZ
to go ukradziono- mu 10 dola-
row. w mieszkaniu jeden dra-
bow uderzyi pania Harper, kiedy
ia chciala pozegnac sic mezem.
Wczoraj wieczorem Harper wro-
Gil do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-11
Dochodzenia koronera.

Koroner powiatowy czyni po-
szukiwania celem odkrycia win
nych zderzenia pociagow ma krzy-
zowce ulic Western ave. j 38mej
W zeszly wtorek, przez ktore
cztery osoby smierc poniosfy a
kilkanascie osob zosta}o poka1e-
czonych. Ogledziny zwlok pani
J. w. Schwartz i jej trzech sy-
now odlozono do 1890 b. m.
Czionkowie personelu obu pocia-
skiadaja wing ma Macieja Cla-
risy, straznika ~ wisrzycY zwro-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-16
~
LOCAL NEWS. s

A. Truitt is down from Amarillo.
M. p. Roby is dow from Amarillo.
n. L. Gill is visiting in Fit. Worth.
Ripe June apples are on the mar
ket.
Leslie Carroll, of Carlsbad is in the
city.
Thos. Paxton, of Amarillo. is in
the city.
why not try Carton. Moss & Co..
the Grocers.
F. Simmons of Carlsbad spent yes
terday in the city.
Carton, Moss G. Co. are the live
and let live grocers.
]. Mack Smith left last evening for
his home at Artesia.
]. B. Atkinson h attorney from
Artesia, is in the city.
Vernon Seitz of Quincy, Texas, is
among the recent arrivals.
JOS. F. English is registered at the
Shelby from Nova Scotia.
FOR sALE.-Twenty five mich cows
Apply to DR.. S. T. Peter. tt
We are still doing business at the
old stand.-Carlton & Roach.
w. w. Hanens of Battle Creek is
IN the city on a prospecting trip.
DO it now. That is call around to
Carton, Moss & Co., the Grocers.
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit is one
OF the specialties at Carton. Moss &
Co.
t.. P. Boys is in the city from
Battle Creek. Michigan, on a prospec-
ting o
Boys, we want 1000 more good
grain sacks.-RosweIl Produce 4
Seed Co.
When bilious take Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by oil druggists.
a. Il. Carnes the representative of
the Dallas News Is in the city in the
Interest on the paper.
i
WANTED-Six or thousand
head OF one and two year old weth
ers.-Carlton q Roach. Room Z
Oklahoma block. 14tf 4
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-16

Miss Greenlee will entertain at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Divers,
Tuesday evening.
one cottage, neat and new for
rent. Low rate to right people. In.
quire at Record Office.
Nice, cool, furnished room, close
in; two blocks east of postof1ce. APP
ply at 215 E. Third street.
Thinking about changing your gro
Ger? Try US for one month and you'll
be satisied.-Garton, Moss & Co.
w. E. Washington, the well known
ranchman, was in the city yesterday
and left last evening for Hagerman.
Courteous treatment, prompt serv-
ice, quick delivery, close prices, at
Carton, Moss & Co., the Main Street
Grocers.
George H. Webster, Jr., of Carls-
bad, left last evening for his home
after spending several days with
friends in Roswell.
J.. H. Bantau, D. D. Neel. Mr.. Has
tie and Miss Agnes Noel of Artesia.
spent yesterday in the city and went
home last evening.
Rev. A. P. Morrison, the superinten-
lent of missions for New Mexico for
the NJ. E. church, is in the city and
will preach here Sunday.
Frank Divers left this morning for
Campbell. N. M, to receive $50 head
of yearlings from j. M. Lusk. The
price paid was $11 per head.
l.. J.. Beard left this morning for
points north to inspect five hundred
head of cattle that the L. F. DE- outfit
will ship out tomorrow from Bovina.
Invitations are out to a party at
the home of the Misses Winston at
their home on the edge of town in
honor of their guests the Misses Bre-
naugh, Waskom and Peck.
The distinguishing mark of our lum
Der is that 1t is good quality-none
better. 1t is rendered more attractive
by reasonable prices. We also handle
sash, doors, mouldings. shingles, lath.
lime, cement, plaster, building brick.
fire brick and clay, fence posts and
stays. KEMP LUMBER co. Yard on
East Forth street.
Jim Dumps. the courteous salesman
who gives people advice on the new
food Force. says Buy Force at Gar
ton Moss & Co. the Grocers." He
says that Force is good wherever you
buy it. but to get everything and
good. Carton Moss G. Co. is the
place. Trading with them transform
ID Jim Dumps to Sunny Jim. |
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-16

WANTED.-A first class cook.-Mrs.
w. r. Clements, 600 N. Rich. 1878
Invitations are out for a reception
at the home of Mrs. Divers in honor
of Miss Greenlee.
and yellow. Ours are yellow and
black. Look for the yellow wagon and
black horses. They'll pull you good
lumber and at reasonable prices.
KEMP LUMBER CO..
4th ST. & Railroad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-16

The edt has gomez FORTH out omese every stitch ohe remaining lines Of our Spring and Sum-
cut to point whepb buying is irresistible Thrifty men and women will buy for next seasons
use if they haven no need frre ady1made wearing apparel now. The stock embraces all OF our
regular lines of Mems Clothing Straw Hatsa and Furnishings WonHnsS hrtwaEt Suits avn
ShrtwassI and Silk Waists Our assurance f Brightness" in every particular.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-16

All Goods Marked
i'm Plain Selling Fig.
ureS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE.

TIE recent Canadian election y IN
,erpreted by Golfers for November
18th as an open declaration for ma
,ional autonomy II says.
The triumph OF ~Iaurier and his
party In this months Canada cleo.
tlons vas no direct expression OF
feeling either toward England or
toward the United States. The Cana
dians voted on their own welfare.
People who think that. because they
do not wish 10 subordinate their own
interests to those % the empire. they
must therefore be anxious to become
part 81 our country, are merely fan
tasiic, The Canadians are loyal In
a constant bu, cool sort Of way, TO
the empire ~ which they are a part;
bur they are loyal IA a much warmer
sense 10 their own home country.
Their first wish is that Canada shall
be prosperous. They will have no
objection 10 Mr.. Chamberlain's tariff
schemes II those schemes can be exc.
cuted without injury TO Canada. On
that possibility, they keep an open
mind. They are willing 10 have recip.
roeity with the United States. but
applaud Sir Wilfrid Laurier's deter.
mination 10 put Canada In a position
10 gain az much as possible In any ne
gotiations for reciprocity. Their att.
tude toward the railway, likewise,
was a ~business-like calculation OF the
relation OF cost to value. The people
have trusted Sir Wiifrid and the lib.
erals because they like the method Of
pursuing, with clear heads, what Ia
directly and tangibly 10 Canada's self
Interest, and RELOCATING sentiments,
for and against England or The Unit,
cd States. to the background. to be
considered when they take shape In
some question that Is tangible. The
result In Massachusetts,. however, Ii
10 be taken as an indication OF de
mand for reciprocity In New Eng
land. Douglas undoubtedly won pri
marily On his strength with organize
labor. but he made a thorough and
careful campaign OF education alont
tariff lines. pointing out TO the peo
pie the purely business advantages o
certain changes. and his election will
do something, perhaps considerable
To further the cause OF Canadian rec
iprocity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
WoMeN's RIoHTs IN TERRIFIC.
RtES.

The bills which have been nitro.
duced In congress Tor the purpose u
securing statehood for the remaining
territories ~ The snion have the usual
provisions granting TO the new states
the authority % restrict suffrage on
account Of ,ncompetency minority.
crime and sex This feature OF the
bills has aroused the National Equal
Suffrage association 60 action and a
circular letter has heeR sent out 20
the differcn, women's organizations
OF the country asking them 10 formu.
late a general protest against the n
Justice" which Is threatened 20 be
done women
N r. easy 70 appreciate the exasper.
alton that these Intelligent women
feel w being ciassed as a rex with in.
fan,s. IDIOTS and criminals and in
being deprived q certain rights
which are guaranteed 10 negroes. A
large per cent Of the population sym
pathlzes with them and fayors giving
women all the political liberty and
privileges which men have whenever
II shall appear that a majority of
them want these things. Women are
uow working In almost every profes.
Slon and calling They have become
such valuable assistants and asso.
ciates In office. and factory that
the business world can no longer get
along without them In the Eight OF
modern conditions II is difficult to
frame an argument against woman
suffrage ths, win not appear unjust
upon It's face.
But nevertheless Il IL not probable
that the National Equal Suffrage
association vii! make any gains for
their cause by their proposed protest
against the statehood bills, The
time Is no ripe--possIbly never Will
be--for federal action on this subject
The s~Hffragisis might accomplish
more good for their cause by waglng
a campaign within the limits Of the
four territories with the object OF
persuading the Inhabitants to adopt
constitutions granting the privileges
they desire Kansas City Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
Summary Of the Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--American
stocks in London steady, about par
Harder tendency of money abroad
Y. s, steel expects a big ore sea,
son In 1905.
Fair demand for Atchison ana Great
Western.
T~hirty-eight roads for second week
November show average gross in
crease 425 per cent.
Banks gained from s~ub-treasury
since Friday $1.156,0 900.
Northern Securities decision may
come today.
Belief is general that Hill has Nor
gan in this and Hartman and have
alternatively plans for settling North
ern Securities case, which every way
court decision may go. D., j. & Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22

In The December Issue OF SlgsCs-
tion. a magazine Of the New pSychol
oRy for thinkers fChicago. $500 per
year, the editor. Dir Herbert a.
parksn claims TO d~emors'iar that
the cures made by ChrIstiaa Sc.slce
healcrs can be duplicated by any oac
who Is ycfsed in the rndImenss Of sug
gestiye therapeutics. and that the
Christian Science doctrines are un.
scientific and Illogical. other articles
relate 10 psychic research. nature
cure. rational hygiene. will power, ad-
vsnced thought. personal magnetism,
auto.snggession for health and hap
piness. and allied subjects.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22

II IL perhaps a satisfaction TO the
defeated. everlastingly, 10 raise the
cry OF doodle. An item published else.
wflnre m this issue tells OF the offer
Of c, n Aiiaire to give fifty dollars
TO any n who will s~ubstantiate q
charge Of bribery In his county. He
doesn't believe the elections were
corrupt and he doesn't believe In the
pusillanimity of the men who. In
order TO saiye their wounds a trifle.
will seek 10 throw odium on the
whole territory
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
That Cure For Appendicitis.

The name of the who sns.
gested the injection referred To IN
The Optic last evening was not Civ
en- In Medical Talk" but IL Is stat.
ed that he said, when recommending
tho injection. that Sir Andrew Clark,
a Distinguished surgeon in England,
invariably used II before he would
permit a surgical operation. In nine
cases out of ten the injection will
cure appendicitis and make an opera.
tion superfluous.
Surely it is not a very difficult ex-
pertinent TO perform and would un-
doubtedly be perfectly harmless. II
might be advisable then for those per-
sons who may some time In the fu-
ture happen To be interested In cases
of appendicitis to note carefully the
remedy: Equal parts Of milk and
molasses. heated to the temperature
of the body. Three pints in quantity.
Inject high up into the colon by the
use OF a flexible rubber tube and
syringe. The body In a recumbent
posture. lying on the right side. with
the hips slightly elevated. The in
lection 70 he given very slowly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
ECZEMA ON
little GIRL
SIssp|sss Nights for Mother
and Awful Suffering
Of Child.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Had Given up All Hope Of Ever
Making Any Cure.

any little girl has been suffering for
two years or more from eczema, and
during that time ! could not get q
nights sleep, as her aIlment was very
severe.
81 had tried 80 many remedies and
spent much money, deriving no bene.
nt, I had absolutely given up all hope
OF making any cure. But as a last re-
sort | was persuaded 70 try q set OF the
Cuticura remedies, and 70 my great
delight a marked change was mani.
tested from the first application. l
gave the child Q bath with Cnticura
Soap, using q soft piece OF muslin cloth.
This l did twice . day, each time fol-
lowing with the Cuticura Ointment.
and at the same time gave the Resol.
vent. according TO directions. One box
OF the Ointment and two bottles OF the
Resolvent, together with the Soap,
effected . permanent cure. submit
this for publication II you desire, hop
ing It viii add to your success and assist
40 many thousands Of sufferers 10 u.
Ing themselves" MRS. I. B. JONES,
ADDIxGTox, IND. T.
The first step In the treatment OF the
chronic forms II to remove the scales
and crusts and soften the skin, BY
warm baths with Cuticura Soap. The
scalp, ears, elbows, hands, ankles and
feet will require frequently . thorough
soaking in order to penetrate the thick.
ened skin and crusts with which these
parts are often covered. Dry caro-
fully, and apply Cuticura Ointment.
lightly 1t ffst, and where advisable
spread It on pieces Of soft cloth and
bind In place. Take the Resolvent.
pills, or liquid, In medium doses. Do
not use cold water 10 bathing. and
avoid cold, raw winds.
ss.A sA..gss.. q Sstat csa::s. s.:ss.:cs =
Ssns@sat ~, -. SSe. Dsyshi 1oados. q Chsnss'
Sssss 81 isds, SA.s q = fsIai bes.e:; ~ Csls.'
~ Ave. ko1sg Ovug = Chs1. Corp, oeas fSo1sAe0sA
0Sola u . = Car Esss1A"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22

A law Of vital importance 60 New
Mexico Ia general Is a law making IL
compulsory for orchardists TO tight
the Goblin moth. Some of the or
chsrdists spray their orchards several
times during the year, but the bene-
III derived therefrom Is very small
because OF the fact that a greater per
cent OF the orchards are not cared
for. San Juan county is famous The
world over as a producer OF fine fruit
and IL Is a shame TO allow our orch
ards to become infested With this
pest Give MS a Law that will serve
a. . protection to onr orchards-Aztes
Inde1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
The Jemez
Forest-Reserv

r. Il. Benedict Of the bureau of for.
estry. who ID In charge OF the official
examination OF lands proposed for
additions to and eliminations from the
forest reserves In New Mexico, Ari.
iona, Colorado and Utah. has return
al to Santa Fe from Sandoval county,
where for three weeks he was max
ing the final examination OF The pro-
posed Jemez forest reserve. His as.
sistant. r. V. II. Reynolds. Is still In
the field making the examination In
the northern part OF the proposed for
eat reserve.
While In Santa Fe Benedict had a
consultation with Forest Inspector F.
lT. Allen of Washington. ID, c.. who
has the field supervision Of the same
work throughout the western states,
in regard to the reserve. Before leav-
Ing for Arizona, Benedict stated that
much of the land withdrawn in the
proposed Jemez reserve was not suit.
! able for reserve purposes, being Tree.
less and more valuable for agricul.
tural purposes and that such portions
will be recommended for restoration
To the public domain. j (
"~ltsds-hot the governments inten.
tiop,a4 he said, TO incuide any lands
which are more valuable for Other
purposes and in all cases. should any
new reserves be made. the boundaries
will be drawn only after careful ex-
aminations with a view to excluding
all areas suitable for settlement. To
the same end | am to examine many
portions OF existing reserve where eli.
limitation seems likely To be advisable.
Every effort will be made to avoid
disturbing legitimately established in.
dustries Sheep and cattle grazing
win be recommended with only such
restrictions as are necessary to pre-
vent destruction of the range or Of
the water supply.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22
HOW 70 KEEP cockRELL

Some III the eastern papers are sug-
gesting that the Missouri republicans
ought to rise above craftsmanship aud
reflect Senator Cockrell. The Kan.
sas CITY Journal holds that 10 ask this
of the Missouri republicans IA hardly
fair under the circumstances. II has
been 40 many long years since the re.
publicans Of that state had a repre-.
sentative In the United States senate
that they cannot reasonably be ex-
pected 10 forego their present oppor,
tnnity.
There IL A way. however, by which
Mr.. cockrcll may be retained where
he IN. Borh he and Senator Stone are
democrats. The democracy, from a
party viewpoint. would lose nothing
by substituting Cockrcll for Stone. II
any pressure Ii TO be brought TO save
the senior senator II should be exert
ed upon the junior senator. not upon
a republican legislature.
II would have 10 BIC q very strong
pressure To be effective upon Mr..
Stone-yery strong indeed. Conse-
auentiy the most hopeful prospect Of
keeping MIR. Cockrell Ia public life is
TO leave him 10 the generous consider
alton OF President Roosevelt, who is
very fond of him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22

San Miguel county IL the banner
republican county OF the territory. It
gave the largest republican vote at
the last election and will have the
largest representation OF delegates In
the next convention. Rio Arriba
comes second and Valencia third.
Bernalillo nov takes The unlucky No.
thirteen place, which happens TO be
between the democratic counties OF
Grant and Otero.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-22

Ii il extremely unlik siy thai the
long. lean man who holds the title
Senior Senator from Missouri" can
be induced to give way - Senstor
CockreEI This being The ease. the
nation viii applaud the decision of the
president to give the distinguished
statesman a place ON the isthmian
canal commission.