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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-23
New Mexico's New Governor.

SANTA FE, N NJ, Jan. 23.-The
term of Governor Otero having expired.
the newly-appointed successor, Cover
nor Herbert j. Hagerman, of Ros-
well, N. NJ, was today sworn in and
inaugurated as the head of the terrific
rial administration. Governor Hager-
Milwaukee, Wis, is considered a man
of great ability and integrity and was
selected not only because of his exc
cutive ability as on account of the fact
that he had taken no part in the fac
tional struggles between the politi-
cal factions of this territory.
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doubtedly have a jolly time. The fact
that the Order of the Hoo Hoo, COM
posed almost exclusively of lumber
men, is holding a concentration here
at the same time will add consider
ably to the enjoyment of the visiting
members. About $50 candidates will
be initiated during the concatenation.
After the adjournment of the conven-
ton the members will take a trip to
Cuba.
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Southwestern Lumbermen.

KANSAS CITY, Kas., Jan. %
Nearly fifteen hundred lumbermen
from Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory are gathered here to
attend the annual convention of the
Southwestern Lumbermen's associa-
ton, which opened here this morning
and will last three days. The associa-
ton is composed of retail lumber deal
ers of the states and territories named
and has number Of wholesale lumber
dealers On the honorary membership
list. The wholesale lumber dealers of
this city have made extensive prepa
visiting lumbermen and they will I'M
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-23
Large Crowd Witnessed Coronation
Ceremonies Last Night.
week OF GOOD AMUSEMENT COMMENCED
Fraternal Carnival Draws an Audience
of Fully $500 PeopIe-Good
Musical Program.

The second Fraternal Carnival of the
Knights of the Maccabees was formally
opened last night in Armory hall, when
Miss iona Corn was crowned as queen
to reign over the festivities for one
week. The coronation ceremonies were
witnessed by fully $500 people, who
effort to gain the most favorable posi-
ton from which to get good view
of the coronation.
The ceremonies began at 9 o'clock
when George E. Kellough, acting as
herald, announced to Master of Cere-
monies Bedell that Queen iona and
her court were in waiting. They were
bid welcome within the gates of the
carnival and as the party marched
down the long balcony from the rear
of the hall mighty shout went up
from the assemblage. After being
crowned the queen assembled the throne
and assumed her reign. On behalf of
the city of Walla Walla, Corporation
Counsel Blandford, representing Mayor
Hunt, in a brief speech presented to
Her Majesty the golden key to the
gates of the city. This ceremony being
concluded Herald Kellough then read
the queens first proclamation as fol-
lows.
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having assumed to drive the holdup
man from our midst.

having assumed to drive the holdup
man from our midst.
Fourth-That none of my officers
may assume 10 enforce regulations of
their own to the detriment of my SUBJ
jects, hereby decree that no law shall
ever be made regulating the speed of
automobiles, bicycles or chewing gum
on the thoroughfares of my domain.
Fifth-It is my sovereign will that
no franchises be granted TO telephone
companies, or any other concern that
makes central and her mistakes pos
sible
Sixth-In order that all my subjects
may attend this carnival without re-
straint, it is hereby ordered that the
holdup man go without the limits of
my domain and commit suicide. In
the event of his refusal or neglect so
to do, 1 hereby order Warden KEGS to
put the bloodhounds on his trail until
they find cayenne pepper.
Seventh-That my subjects, who are
always seeking light, may be fully ad-
vised of the doings of my people with
in these carnival walls, it is directed
that no alderman attempt to abolish
the daily papers of the city by spring.
ing libel suits, and that no employe of
any newspaper be discharged for
printing questionable articles.
Eighth-Your queen directs that
during her reign the streets of the city
shall not be torn up nor traffic sus-
pended on account of the construction
of any street railway, nor the intro
duction of electric cars; neither shall
any of my subjects ride upon any such
cars without severe penalty being in
ficted.
Ninth-It is decreed that when any
one of my venerable subjects shall
reach the age of three score years and
ten, he be elected chairman of the re-
Osler institute for cnloroform, which 1
hereby order established for the pre-
childhood
Tenth-During your sovereign's
reign it is decreed that drinking places,
known in France as saloons, shall re-
main open "a hours each Sunday, and
the tempting little plaything said to
be a slot tina chine, shall not be ban
ished as has been attempted by the
Great Jerry" who shall be considered
by my subjects.
Eleventh-It is your sovereign's wish
that none Of her faithful subjects use
Mill creek water until the revenues
from the water system become large
enough to be expended in placing a
bathtub as a reservoir at or near the
springs to gather and preserve
the flood waters coming down said Mill
creek from the place where the survey
was never MADE, although palu LOT by
the taxpayers among my subjects.
Twelfth-Your sovereign is so keenly
conscious of the pleasures Of trip to
the seashore or Coney Island that she
here and now declares, that if future
demands such a sacrifice,
she will pawn her jewels that
the Great Assessor, whose sur
name is Bergman, may make the jour-
ney to Olympia in comfort and elegance
to see that the, timber grabbers of
Puget Sound pay their taxes.
In testimony whereof, I, Queen Zona,
the first, have hereunto set my hand
and fixed the great seal of the domain
of the Maccabees, in the presence of
my cabinet of high priests, this day
and year.
IONA I,
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Paper Sued for Libel.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. 23.-The
Chamberlain Medicine company Of Des
MOines, Iowa, mas entered suit for Ii
against The World of this city on ac-
count CT an editorial commenting ad-
versely to the company on the verdict
the Duncan baby had died of opium
poisoning after being dosed with a
Chamberlain remedy.
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NOTICE.

Wala Walla, ain. 9, 1906.
1 will not be responsible Tor any
debts contracted by my husband, Fred
Wolford. or by any one else unless
signed by myself
MRS. NJ. wOLFORD.
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Queen Zons's Proclamation

Queen Zons's Proclamation.
To My Willing Subjects: In assum-
ing the grave responsibilities which
have suddenly come to your sovereign
by reason of her being called by
unanimous demand from her subjects,
to rule over the domain of the Macca-
and greater prosperity, l can but eX-
press the hope that my reign will be
one of unequalled harmony and good
will among all my subjects, and that all
evidences of a town row. will be OBJ
liberated by this, my first proclama-
ton. Your sovereign wishes to make
clear at this time that her reign will
be as broad as the land of the Macca-
bees, and as firm as the reserve fund
of the society; that she will rule with
an iron hand yet tempering justice
with mercy; that she will be the SOW
erign of her domain by right of the
royal robes of her office.
In my brief official life 1 nave learn
set up government and make laws for
the punishment of my subjects; that
these self-appointed officers nave as
sumed to collect tithes from my people
and with the coin thus gathered build
buildings and pave streets with brick
| and stone. 1t thus becomes my first
official duty to hereby abrogate and re-
peal all such laws made by men, and
TO reduce to private life all officials
who have assumed without warrant
of my law to places of official power.
1t is my sovereign decree that the A4Sll
mayor, the aldermen of the common
council and the policemen who have
assumed to make laws for my people,
| from among my subjects during the
period of my reign, and that all the
laws and ordinances assumed to be
made by them be vacated fully as
though they were never enacted; and
that hereafter my subjects shall recog-
nize no law except that promulgated
in these my sovereign proclamations.
To make possible the carrying out of
my will 1 hereby declare:
| First-That the nigh mayor, the al
dermen and policemen by this decree
be suspended from official life, forth
with discard the robes of office and
during my reign perform some honest
labor each day that they may earn the
right to visit this carnival and mingle
with their fellow men after having
earned their bread by the sweat of
their manly brows
| Second-It is my will that all my
subjects pay their sovereign their re-
spects by attendance upon her carnival
each and every night, and that those
whose usual employment may prevent
them from such attendance forsake
their places of labor and present them
selves before this sovereign that they
may have favor in my eyes. 1t is de-
creed that any labor is unlawful be-
tween the hours of and IL O'Clock
each night during this carnival
Third-It is decreed that as a pre-
caution for his personal safety
Jerry whose manly bosom bears g
golden star, be taken by my officers tc
the quiet retreat upon the mill and
there safely confined under the watch
full eye of Warden KEGS, that none OF
my subjects may harm him for his
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head of draft horses
Immediately by DR.. Wood at Nc
Brides livery stable.
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IONA I,
"Baby VanderbiIt's" Birthday.

Queen of the Maccabees.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

Physicians Were Summoned and Nsr
Removed to Odd Fellows sanllar.
ium, Where II Was Discovered Thai
Injuries Were Not Serious.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
Picnic a, Orange Springs.

Among the numerous picnics which
we're givos~on the Fourth % July,
none were more enjoyable than that
held at Orange sprIng., near HAw-
thorn.
Orange Springs IL favored by 4 most
desirable and romantic location The
sprIng'. which are noted for their Gu
rstive powers, are surfeppdsd by state
" oaks, msgnol'as other shade
trees, makiuGa mos hghIiul spot
foe a picnic.
Upon this &C 'A''On Re ~"a large
attendance from nany tsctlous % bol
Aiaehus and PItuAm counties. ~ the
rssoVt 10 near the county llues. A big
dinner wss ssrvsd. and che day vas
passsd In Alhistio gAmes. dancing aud
bathing. IL vas al occasion long 10
be FsmsmbeFsd By those present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
EXCITING FALL Of
UNIVERSITY ROOFER
Lost His Footing and Fell a Dis
tance Of Nearly Fifty Feet.
PICKED UP UNCONSCIOUS


Physicians Were Summoned and Man
Removed to Odd Fellows sanltar-
Ium, Where Il Was Discovered That
Injuries Were Not Serious.
Claude serogglns, q roOfer employed
at The University buildlnas, vas the
victim OF an experience and an aecI.
dent Friday morning which, only By .
miracle, saved his life. He was 30
near the door Of serious danger that n
he had had the time to lend an ear he
g could have heard the Images creak.
ScrORginS iS q member Of The roofing
gang, who are nov engaged In plasinE
the thing on the roof OF one OF the big
'thrse.story dormitoEIss. In some
manner he Loaf HE iooslng and slid
over the eives to che ground, dis
lance OF between forty and iorty-hve
feet, This accident occurred In the
presence OF q number OF companions
who we're engaged with him on the JOB,
but who we're ave .stSicken. and we're
powerless 10 assist him.
Scroggins fortunately fell clear,
striking the ground In . position Of
about forty.fve degrees, which was
the only thing that saved his life, -
bic neck would certainly have been
broken had he struck Ihs groond head.
first His friend rushed Immediately
to his assistance, and found him laying
upon the ground ln an unconscious
condition, Superintendent Richard.
con at once summoned Dr.. ]. r. Nc
Kinstry, who had the unfortunate
man removed 60 the Odd Fellows
Sanitarium. Here. assisted by Or. J,
Harrison Hodges. was administered
the necessary attention.
The fall resulted In internal mi uries.
causing hemorFhage OF the nose aud
ears, bat close examination by che
physicians developed the fact that the
injuries, while they will prove painful,
IRE not necessarily OF = serious nature.
After regaining consciousness ScFog-
Gins bore op we'll, actually joking to
q ose about him, He will be ineapaei.
tsted for several days. bot no seFious
Fetults are anticipated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

der bS Mayor II. Won No,1kT and che
ine program prepared for Ihe dag vas
much enjoyed. Where all are good IL
is hatd 10 mention individuAls. aud
thus vas the case on THE occasion.
The speakers we're Rev. W. A. IN.
liam, W. Il Baker @. W, Bald win,
Rev. Moseley, Rev. Sis,runk aud Mr.,
Patterson. while REGULATIONS were
given BY the Misses Eva Priest. X
MiEeil, N. Mcmillan. 7 YeArwood and
Celia Baldwin. Several patriotic souRS
we're rendered by q Hoe quartet, the
organist being Miss p. Gnmes A
most pleasing sight was the Weaving
OF the Flag" executed by twelve pref.
~ little girls. II vac very we'll done
and deserves great credit. During the
interval OF the services. one OF the
most bouhtlful dinners ever served In
Melrose vac enjoyed by alt. Ice cold
lemonade was served free 10 all corners
during the day,
Among the incidents not on the pro.
gram vas one OF much interest To the
farmers present. Some months ego
Mr. O. p. Huffman received from
France q few melon seeds, which he
planted, and yesterday not only showed
the audience three fine samples. but
allowed them taste around and prom.
ised 90 distribute seeds later to ell up.
plIcsnts.
About tWo hund red people from far
and near we're present. aud all were
unanimous In saying how much they
had enjoyed the day. The weather
clerk was certainly good TO MelFoSe, ~
the daily shower didn't arrive until
late in the afternoon.
About sp m. very tine display OF
fireworks sac set OF, followed by q
dance ~ the Huffman Hoose.
The thanks OF all are due TO the
members OF ,he vaFioas committees,
who worked 10 make this celebration a
snecess, and thsI must feel rewarded
hS knowing that they accomplished
their object.
Personals.
Mrs. Z N. KlsR lsft today By Ihs'
Mallory Steamship Llns for her annual
vIsit North.
NJ. A. l.. MeRas and daughter FIo,I
70, from EvInston, ore sislsing Ne. an
hrs. A. A. MeRas. TheS brought with
them . S-poaud Wssermslon. which
vas mech appreciated bg ell Who wsrs
fottunsts 70 BE- 90 hand whsn 10 was
cut.
v. n. satton Rnvs pleasant birth.
dag party on Mosdas evening 20 twsa-
ty'foas Of HE frlsads. Dslieieus lee
sssam and . variety Of sakss ssre
served during shs svsaluG.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

II. l. Montgomery and ]. n. Alison
OF MieanOPy we're visitors to this city
yesterday,
Mrs. Chs'. Y. Carter ~ -. Peters
burg returned 20 her home yesterday q,
after brief but pleasant visit to her
sister. MS, ]. Fletcher Hin, In this
elty
Misc Kate TomkIes, who has been
engaged in teaching in the sanford
High School, Sanford, has returned 10
her home here, She expects to return
to Sanford 81 the opening OF the fall
term OF snhool In September.
W, B. Holder, formerly a merchant
Of this city. but now residing at Or.
ronelle, Whele he IL associated 9Th
HE brother, James Holder. 10 the
manufacture % naval stores, parsed
through town yesterday en- route home
from WoFthingtou Springs. where he
has been reeupeFating.
Among the visitors TO The Sun Otilce
yesterday was A. @. Reynolds. division
SUI eTineendent OF the Wrought Iron
Range Company, 8, Louis, who 10
making Gainesville his hrAdQ pArtes
Tor lhis territory. Mr. Reynolds. who
has the management Of what /. tevmed
q "block" Of eight men. 10 Working the
Territory Throughout, Alschua and
other counties he made an advertis.
ing cohtraet with The sun, and will
tell our reader. q few 81 the advan.
tages 81 the Home Comfort range.
The company he 10 representing Ia Que
Of the oldest In the country, and the
laraest in the world having = daily
capacity OF Hve hundred ranges. Their
ranRep have been awarded a number
OF banners and gold aud silver medals
principal among whicI was the grand
prize banner AZ the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, being the only grand
prize awarded 20 range manufacturers
Mr., Reynolds 10 possessed OF most
entertaining nature, aud his call Vas
appreciated from q social ~ we'll ~ a
business standpoint
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

o. a. AissIgss Osmenssrssss vsha. Ne
kaews Abess A8vleusisre.

o. a. Albslghs nsmenssrsfss tshat Ne
ksews Abess AsTses'tsvs.
J. =. MsilIsk 81 Tsrfs AHA. W. Va,
Q son.is~law Of ID, a. Albsiahs % shls
eisy, he's sssaFnsd 20 Ma hous. after q
vlsis ef s0apls ef wssks here.
10. Aibgight 70 aito o West vlssin-
ian, eosnsng ffe@ Tssrs AHA. whsa
he isfz be ssslss hems abous shsss
pears coo - soass - Florsta vlsh me
istsnsssn u sssssiaa ssrm. his svssssx
laughed "a ne ''sslly." telling hin
shss ~ sssid nos raise . stalk % eoss
n shls essss swe fsst hlsh, hui ~.
AibsiGhs wss sst eiscsesa&sa. and
sssss hers, psEsAasisg . snsil fssm
fast hsyan1 sAs iisails 81 tie elss, N
Ne suissvsfisa 81 whssh Dc has kssa
qslss sneeswfns.
lea ~ skew ~ wsss vsRspla
frise1e kes hesiy misaskss lksy wsss
- sksss psstlsssss. DEs. AIhnsks ssws
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from kis sAfH wAseA nsomsnref slste,
fsss slsss. sd esassinee shsse nsis.
mseBfsd esls TAis wns nek de enls
slsssnsfsss ssniA - ~ nsEs. ss1hss. 81
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
MsLRosE MENTION.
The Glorious Fourth Properly Csls.
bratsd---Leeal Alaniion.

'Vo OoV'obs FOeFm FEOpeSiV Soto-
brsted--Loeai Mention.
Melrose. July e.--Melrose did her.
h. II proud yesterday With Ice cslebSa.
tion OF the national holiday. Bright
aud early the citizens began to deco
rate their homes aud stores with flags
and during she dag moss Of the people
wore small daes In their hAts or bat.
tonholes. The place chosen By the
committee for the exercises was IN en-.
eellent one and vas located among the
shade trees east Of Baldwin, store,
aud q prettily decorated stage for the
organ and speakers had been prepared.
The large sudIenee VS. called 70 or.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07

Ns~ t1Nt 49, ~AFNa BAaoFoas
cisaHiy woman has an erroneous idsa
that b. scoprl-2 che scalp. which 70.
tnoyes the dandruR scales. shs l. curing
the aandfuT shs may WASH her seain
every esy. snd get have dsndFuR hes
NE ioae. accompanied BY Sai.ing hair.
TOO. The only wty IN ere world 10 cure
eaBdruR - 70 III ere daadsuR germ.
ard there r. no hair preparation that viii
90 that BIT Nsebroa Hefplcids Hsrpi.
eifs ~ hfltiag the daadrua grrm.
eevfs re haif free eo grow a. healthy
&alfs intspded Destroy the cause
dFnn 9eyn with Herraelaa assfa Nv
leading dfn9Utsfs send Ice IN stanps
Tor sampls 90 The uarpields Co. %.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-07
NOTICE OF AsT1cATsoN Eoa rAx
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-23
RObO de un relOi

Dofa Carmen Lopez de HRrz, que
vive en- la calle de San Justo, No 90.
nos ha manifestado que fue victima de
un robo, hace dos dias.
Un ratero, con una audacia inconce-
bible, Sc llev5 I'm reloj de acero en-
pavonado con leontina de orc, de la
propiedad de dicha sefiora, casi en-
presencia de Ia misma
Las seflas del ratero las tiene la
poiicfa, en- cuyo Cono1 miento puso en-
seguida 10 ocurrido la deSpojada.
Hasta ahors no ka sidu eneontrado
ell autor del robo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-23

regimen ventajoso para todos.
Los pueblos perdonan los
errores, las equivocaciones. las
torpezas; pero cuando sc come
ten de buena fe
En- ell case presente, ell dalo
que ha experimentado la colo
MIA ha sido extraordinario.
La mission de los comisiona-
dos de la Liga, puede declrse
que no ha conseguido Ell efecto
que buscaba; ell bill Larrinaga
que era. como todos sabemoS
una reproduction del memorial
de la asamblea, tambien puede
COnSiderarse derrotado.
Es decir, que toda esperanza
de reforma ha muerto. tOda la
obra de la Liga ha resultado
inutil, todo 10 que esperabamos
bueno ha salido malO.
Porque en- la actualidad nos
encontramos en- peOres CirCunS-
tancias que en- aquellos momen-
tos de penosa augusta que pre-
cedierOn a la reunion de la
gran asamblea del IS de Julio.
Esta es, a 10 menos. la trlste
impression que prevalece. ST
los politicos que tirmaron las
cartas que fueron utilizadas por
la congregation tienen algunas
razones que alegar, deben apre-
surarse a preseutarlas, antes
de que sea mas profunda. en- el
amino collective. la resolucion
que va Sc advierte con innega-
bles selales Y que no es NADIA
tranquilizadora para ellos,
Pero tienen que ser razones
muy poderOsas, motivOs muy
fuertes Y pruebas muy termi-
nantes para que nueStro pue bio
Sc deje convenCer de nuevo,
despues de las decepcionantes
escenas que acaba de presen-
~A0A ~SA0 pNAA%1O'
ST no Sc nos COnCede I'm regi
men politicoeCon0mico igual a
la autonOmia, SinO Sc prOCede
a la Immediate reforma del Sis
tema actual, quitandole Cuanto
tiene de mogrebino Y de explo-
tador, el pueblo tendra derecho
a pedirle CuentaS a los prOhOm-
hres que obstruyeron la senda
alberta a las reclamaCiones de
la colonia, cuando iban enca-
minadaS al 6xito.
Muchas seguridadeS muchaS
prOmesas, habran reCibidO los
.connotados polfticos que no
han vaCilado en- cooperar al
descuaje de la Liga; pero no
.Olviden que Mr.. Post anda en-
la tramoya, no echen en- oil
vido la participation que tie
ne en- la farsa, Y que puede
c0starles caro- el parvulismo, la
Credulidad muchachil en- que
han caido con ligereza tan cen
Surable.
Triste es tener que confesar-
10; perO nuestroS politicoS son
muy candidos, demasiado Gre
dulos para haberselas con ell
prestidigitador del Executive.
Como los bandos muchaChileS
que siguen anhelosamente a los
saltimbanquis andariegos, nues
tros poljticos Green en- la reali-
dad de los juegos de cubiletes Y
Sc admiran de elloS, prorrum-
piendo en- lugarenas exclama-
clones, sin cuidarse de averi-
guar la burda trampa sin in
geniO en- que COnsisten esas
aparatOSas maravillas.
Y es que hay parvulismos in
curableS, irTemediables Y fata-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-23
OTRA CARTA DE- TODD
Washington, d. c.,
Febrero IS, 1906.
ST. Don Ramon H. Delgado,
Vice -Presidente
de Ia Liga de Ayuntamientos.
Carolina, P. r.
Washington, D. c.,

M estlmado amigo:
Desde mi carta anterior, pada 'ha
Sucedldo en- nuestroS asuntos que
valga Ia pena de communicable.
La Comision de Asuntos InsularcS
attn no sc ha reunido para discutir el
Bill Larrfnaga, ostensiblemente por-
Cue ha estado muy ocupada con los
bills sobre asuntos en- Filipinas. Mr..
Cooper nos habfa prometido con tqda
seguridad reunir la comisi6n hoy;
pero aver nos aplazo para Ia sem@na