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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Apple Growero Urged TO Hold Crops

While the Ozark country will have
this year n Of the largest apple
crops In history, fruit growers OF
Green county say that prices will be
fully as high as they have been in
ten years. dIc TO a shortage OF tho
yield In Ohio, New York, Virginia and
other applc-growinG states. Spccula-
tors are now trying 10 force down the
prices Of early apples by telling small
growers that there viii be an Ovcrpro-
dnction In the east. SOmc spectators
have bought the entire product OF
small growers In this county already
at Is cents 10 81 a barrel. S. A. HaZ-
cl'inc said that in his opinion apples
VIII sell FOR S. 10 $3.50 "A barrel next
winter and he advises all growers 10
hold their crop.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
MADE TWO WORLDS RECORDS.
The Mare Ecstatic Paced q Mile In
2:otaa and Another In 2:o2M.

keadville. Mass. TIL" clos.
Ing 81 the tive weeks Grand circuit
meeting ~ the Now Eng land breeders
track raw two nSirc 0orld'B records
established by Ec' satic, Who FACED tho
second heat In tho final !yc"iorall In
2:OlN and the th.ad In 2-O2A. The
irst ~ the fastest by - SEQ md eycf
made by . pacing mare IA a race.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Sales Of Public Land,

The general land Office has received
the report OF the officers In charge Of
the local land Office at Springfield. Mo-.
tho only land oflc. remaining In the
state, for the fiscal year ended June
20 last II shows tina, l,753 entries
we're made and that lO1 .i2l 81 acres
~ public land were disposed Of. The
tccciIts Of the Office were $t5.714.I5.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Gold Advances In London.

London. Discounts we're
frmcr. owing 10 the further advance
Of gold, the bank Of England raising
the selling price Of American eagles
To- 1854, due to the strong demand
from America. and the anticipation OF
the United States securing next weeks
arrivals Of gold.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06

Starch. like everything else, Ia be-
ing constantly improved. the patent
Starches put on the market Is years
ago are very different and inferior to
those OF the present day. In the lat
est Observation-Disclosures Starch-all In
furious chemicals are omitted, while
the addition OF another ingredient. In.
vented by us, gives To the Starch a
strength and smoothncss never APP
preached by other brands.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
A Boy Abducted by showmen.

A warrant has been issued AT Sedalla
Tor the arrest OF two mel connected
with "a circus on the charge Of having
abducted Walter Howard. " years old,
when the circus left there recently.
Tn" boy was found In Harrisonville
by Marshal Davis. Of Clinton. and was
returned 10 his home. The boy de-
scribed the men he says abducted him,
but he does not know their names.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Sensibie German Idea.

On continental railways and tho
Rhine steamers there Is no miscei'
%lancous scramblIng for meals. Instead
a steward goes through the train or
boat and lists the people who want
10 eat. Each gets a number. and this
insurcs a seat without crowding or
delay.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
The Treasury Statement.

Washington. ID. C-Statcmcnt OF
the treasury balance Of IN" general
fund, exclusive OF the $50, 900, 900 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash bal.
ancc, 5000, 3GI ,G92; gold coin and bul-
lion, Sill 81, 1908; gold certificates,
S49 $50 40
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Had Been a Boy Himself.

A farmer near ChillicOtbc had n field
II melons which were nearly as largo
N beer kcgs, with far superior con-
cnts. A day or two before they were
ripe the small boy with n ack-knlfe
appeared aud ruined every one Of
hem. The farmer refused To prose-
ute and tried TO smile NJ his heart
breaking lOny. .
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
New Life Of John Sherman.

Congressman Theodore II. Burton,
Of Ohio, who was in London as "a
delegate To tho Notwithstanding
union, has written a life Of John Sher'
man, which will be published this
fall.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
New Members Of Agricultural Board,

Gov. Folk made the following APP
pointmcnts recently Of members OF
the state board of agriculture to M
vacancies In the board, caused by cx-
piIationS Of terms: First congress
hlonal district. w. B robert, OF
Monticello, Lewis county; Fourth dis
trict, John /. Christian. Of RockpOrt.
AtrhisOn county: Seventh district. N.
~. Gentry, Srdnlia. Pcttis county, ana
Eighth district. w. G. Howell. Of TIL
man, Miller county.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
New York Dry Goods Market.

New York, The dry goods
market holds steady ~ 10 prices. but
with "A slightly lcgscncd trade AZ tho
holiday Labor day. approaches. Tho
jObbing trade Is active.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
Want Game Law Amended.

Those Interested In the Missouri
came law advise that the act be entire
y overi aided at the next session OF
ne assembly and the air holes plugged
~.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-06
4 HEALTHY Old AGE
0FTeNrnE BEsTPARTOfLlfE
Hoip for Women PassinH Through
Change Of Life

Providence has allotted us each at
least seventy years in which TO fulfill
our mission in life, and IL Is generally
our own fault II we die prematurely.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08
&nlfnnildjcr NmsGrnd) anf Snmpo.

Sutnilo, Sonnoo, %. &nmlor.
MA Sun Trolciaco, I. Gcbr. - 2Inr
). N0mlnr, NbenoS 4.50. mllroc hicr
clr hciti1cr GrOltob ucripilrt. Ser
&ulfnn oli Der Nlicl Smpaii 0rlltid).
Samoa, lit wieoer olBcroroutlid)
tb0ti0. Goa Nusieben Der gonjcll
l%lnlQc9cll0 bat iih geGnocrt.
Ger %crtiniNte Stootcn Compiler
oNOom3," Der gcgenlpGrtiN in NoNo
Eugo rcpurirt miro, miro bol0 uic0cr
bicniti0hiu icill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08

DS''~N''N't uuIl NlllNlN, WV wa
Sd)llrc1 elmer Ncpollltion 0ortlclblt.
General Storoiel5fic, Der trob Der
Frotrlte 0ca Generals ~}lifbdnloft II.
onOcrcr 9efiirlportcr cinca ihorfcn
%or1ehcta I'M 9lnlt bcbNltclt lullroe.
bc1lnoct Iid) jebt in (lfli5 in tbdtl0d)-
lld)er Soft un0 iiebt elmer l(ntcrrnd)'
dung ieiler Hmt1iilbrtn1 e~llt0cgcr,.
Wcbr Ninrid tunNrn.
Sib0u, T.. 6cbruor. - Grcl5chn
9icuoIlltion0rc lplroclI QcItrrn in Dem
GtItrltt }oluoOcn pon cIllcm inlpro-
p%lllrtcn &rie99gcridt pcrllrthctlt ltn0
bin9erihtet. llntcr ihnen bcfonO ii1)
Der MorOcr OcS &lltenOontcn OcS 81.
ltritt9 @robinaf.
Simon Gates ruiiii6c
lntcriecfrcu5cr
Nctcra 6ur9. 1. 6cbrnor. -
Silrot &ofr, Scr o%ntcritoniidc Gr.
rllt0Cr mo GrbnllCr Don llntcrleC
bootcn. lit bier ungctommcn, Inn Der
NoniroIit0t icinc ElGnc iilr bier
nroBc llntcrlecfrru}rr. luCldC cr filr
MltbIon0 6oltt, 5lt uutcrbrcitcn. Giclc
Nootc mcr0cn ol10cbIid) sic Qr0BtcE
IhrCr &lniic icil, mcldc bis icbt Der
Ncitcllt lullrOcr. Mud TcltlhImn0
Gout ctlid)e iold)e Sobr5cllNc.
Eoltjci6 cf &oOor8tp mic
0crgcl d)ollCr
&Crtd), HllBlonO. 9. Ncbrunr. -
NGbrcno iid) Eoli5eiGef &oporatp
hcltc it icincr MohmlnN nit ctlidcll
Neilldcrn lntcrbiclt, iCllcrtC ciN Ger
roriit burd cin Tcnitcr ruiO pCnulul-
Nctc i'm idnucr. Go3 NttCltot mar
ohnc 3lpciicl Elm Gtt Scr %rr1cltuml
iilr Ole %crbnitnuG mchrCrcr Scrro-
riItCniiIhrcr.
&offnunA AMI TbwCn0unQ
cinc@ SuriifricNH.
@rrlin, :. Irbrlor. - ,&n bic.
ii0ct conmcr}icucn arciicl pcrloutr.
tc bclltc. oob Gin AMI Elm ,<abr 0iilti
0ca observation-disclosures uuiidcn
lcntidluno uno Oc1 Ger. Stuotclt Nj
Stonoc oclouot lei. Nohrihtcn III
Scr nn1crifnniidcn Nptid,oit rracbcn
lcincr. noN g nid1t mohr iit, No9
ghtapGrtioc MINT III irbnh n,oen
ihcinlid icbt boifulnoauoucr uc.
itin1nrt, lllo man crluurtct BORT, oub
0 Dem Gl,oc oc2 W(onot3 nod, riir
gll1mco ocfltnDen mryOcn miro, mn
cilcn Io~riifrico u, pcrbiitcn.
Standardization ,rr wcr.
mcr6unn I'm Grico
Mrrri, Lnbr,n,r N;ro
7cnc;d,r ,,,a mi;,hm, M,,,rrr mrl.
Ect boS, 1;r N;,rnth;in,rr non On,to.
,,,.,L:fs ,I4 n>s;+,,s 10 ar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08
Sbonlas ". CANTON, Der ollrr

0bonlas ". Saipion. Der ollrd)
ieinen 3eitnnesfrieg gegcli bic Srllits
mo 9roBen Gorporntionen befallltc
@oitorer Sanfier. meilt lest in Ies
Woillea, Sd., I'M nit @oupernellr
Gimnius betreiia Der ltnterildlulJ
ser &eriid,erunga : @eiellidaiten I'M
Staote Coma Sl %cpnferircn. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08
Nod cine @al0cnfriit.

Srcntom ~, I Nc6r. -.
Wollucrncur Stofes bNuillgtc hClltc
Der NrNr Nntoinettc Solln, lucld)c IN
&ndcniod neQen zines Moroca jllnl
So0c ucrurtbeilt mor0en ilH cine Uci.
tcrc @nINcniriit bon 60 Sngcn. nm
tbrcn Nlnualt @elegenbeit III gcben,
llellc &cncilc upr5ubrin9ell. Srolt
Iuln crld)oB befdnntlid) cillcn Sta.
licncr, pcld)cr ihr III ibrcr Mohnltllg
lmjicnllid)c 2llttrGgc gcnlud)t bate,
Gin Nrueiterytn Der oMcm 9)nrt.
Gcp- NNucn & Nortfprbs Sobn" i"tiirjtc
bel Beacon Sails, Cont Den Nabn-
bann - Tllb hinab, nobel iiilf ito.
lleniIdW Nrbcitcr, brei oouon lcbclla-
1cf0brlld, ucrlcBt Dlttpel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08
Mut ocm altcm Sled.
Mnrpffu- GUnicrcnj nod INNER nit
Der 3uairugc bridlGftiat.

riIbrt. - 9t0dItc SlBrn9 iInOCt
am Sumitog itntt. - &n Berlin
meroeu Jest cillige SeOcnteu lollt.
- Gin 6cbliHlog Ser Gonicrcu3
milrOc piclcidlt tcincn &rje1 5l>r
6oIIc blbcn, icOod) Oaa Erciti2e
GNlti6Iouo'a idpucr rridiittcrn.
- 9lctbcrrmgcn Der oCiltihcu in.
ipirirtcu @lGttcr. - ,N1 Yuria
miro crfIGrt, 6rontrcid) bcbarrc
lett oli ici1cr Stelhrng.
NlgrciroM SpnniCu :. Nrbr.
- Iic Gclc0utCl ser Murpfto Gor
fcrCn5 b%CiprudlCn bClltc Die ,}ollubQG
ben Murotfo'1 mo c~rlcOiNtcu cine
9ln5obl Gin5clnbclten III &cjuA uuT
ucrihicocnC 9lrtitCl, pcrihobcn j.
oOd) Ole Gntid)ciOll9 Der 6ruQc ilbct
Die Grh0hmn1 Der nQGcmclncu No
ten oli l2l2 Nro}cnt 40 uoIorrur.
Miurpffo'a Wcillh NctrcIfa GtNbli
RING rillC3 Stoota 5nbofa Mono
poIa lullroc Ncuchnrigt. Gle Come
rcnj pcrtoQtc lid, bis sum- Sonritol.
&n Ncrlin itci9cN @c0cn
Tenant.
Ncrlin, I. Icbruur. -gSGbrcu0
oic Ocutidc NcNicrumQ mcnigitcna 0l
BcrIid) cine boiimunQapollc @oltrnN
hiniidtIid Scr 9Il1Ccirn2 Gonicrcn}
5llr Stou trGNt, mcbren iid) bic Sci
d)clt, BOB man ilbCr Ona Hciultut lc0r
bcior9t lit, Gin Geblid,loG Der In
tcrbolollmgcn iibcr Die Noli5ciiroNt
gilt ioNar ais notwithstanding. GiclCr
ShlllB miro aus Der Shutiu6C &c
5nNcnL oob sic iuipirirtc Yrcilr cine
Niafuiiion ilbcr Die m~lrtbmoblidcn
Golgcu cinca ioldcn 9SchlihIo1CS be
golncn Bot. Giclc 9lGtter beboup
ten, Ocriclbc mrrOc, ioucit Gcutldl
Iono IN @etrudt fonmle, feline 0C.
iuhr zines &ric0c3 hcruui bcidypGrClL
mo 6rnnfrcidl mCr0c iid)crltdl nid)t
uc0Cn Wuruftn'a iltll &ricgC l6rCi
ten. Iie bctrciicnOcn }citun9cn Ia
len Die filr5Iid)c &nrnnN Scr @u
pas NNclltlr QC9cn oltbcrtrlcbCnct
Sptimi9uutS" ais cinrn Ncmcia Der
iricoli6cn 9lbiidDt Scr Barrier Nc0ic
rlll1 ul,f. Eua Hrlultot zines 6chl
ldIogca Scr Observation-Disclosures luilr0r,
nod Den tnipirirtcn oclItlhen Iclb'
rlll1clL ciulodl 00rilt hcItCbcll, 0oB
bic ScuuoltlulN Scr IriuIrcn Murpt
fo'a inter OCnl YbfOnlulCn Don 1880
fortOoucrn luCr0C. @cu0lcrC Scobadl
fer lcBen jc0od) m~t2clnonocr. ooB 0l9
GuntropCric uoll 1903 lcltcm Nbtonl-
men 5ulll SroEF VIT'iol'p' Nl'o p"b
0a1 Oclltlhc NlulchCn Nr0bcn Sd0
ocn crlcibcn nliliiC. lpCllll Ole allf Snl'
tiatipe GeutihlonO'a 5ulanmcn &C
trctrlle eollfcrcllj mt GIllClll NcQ'
ifl09 cn0c.
Slc ~Nnnlbllr0cr Nod)rldtcll" rr
f!arr1, cine re'lltntlole IuTIollIIl1
Der GorIcrcn5 luiIrOc Die NcloilllJ
jlulldcn NclttlhInno mo 0roIltreld
pcrlhllnm1crt ltllo Die Stclll'il3
Gclltld)lonb'H conlprollllttlrcll.
rrNnhnpn WnIliru
fr5t.
F0rl% l. Nror. yer Soll oVr
crlll)uelt eorllllelltore lloer olcNropV
rvj"o'.uj w fo''o'' Sp'''0"
,,n.f;,n,t,;t =, ,i,H,n, ,,;,;;tcrirurn
nna;;n, "neryrt n,r+ nrr
FA ! I y l w lA VI - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08
&oron5ofi Ga hfpff's
u il dtritt

Eetersbura. I. Scbruar.
Ger Hiidtritt oca @raicn @oron5oif.
Guid,fnff. DIS StuttDoltcr oca auitfas
ms, ltcbt in cllgcr 9erblnbitng nit
Der SloBitelli,ng scr Sdnllb oes Or.
ncrolS StoroiclYtie, ocs Irliberct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08

TGilc! Safe!
sxs @eiic ms Mnslanb beIorgt 6.
Gaine, Nr. Ali, ct. Eanl-S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08

Surin. $tolicn, :. Ncbr. - @it
.@ojetto SET Ncpo9o" crfIurt, miro
Der guitar uGn Wioroffo i'll Nl9cci
rop. no bic NiidirCn Mnrpffo'a obrc
ollc Miicfiid)t nlli bic Stinunullg Der
Mnllrclt ucrhonocit lperocI, 0o&
lcBie Mort hnhcn. Ncnll lid ollie
onoereu MiGdDtc onrilbcr ucreinhnrt
hubcn. mas gcld)chen iol, n1uB Ole
Ginmiligiule Oea Sultons criunrtct
mcroen. lluo bieie folnte. mic 90.
5cttn" unoelitct, cpclltllca lmtcrlucN@
pom Nrdtenocltcn o%bgefnngcn lucr.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-08

Ml lpeldlcr Mciie Tclltlhluno iid)
ullf elllcn m0glid,en 3olfrica porbc-
reitct. erhellt ants Der arpBen 3unahs
me Der Observation-Disclosures III Saltbllr9
mabrcnb ocs perilpiieilen Mpnata.
Gln0cfil6rt milrocn I'M SSalllar oielcS
,Snbrea: 105. 900 Soltnen Mais gcgcn
$4,000 Sonncn irn Sabre 1900: 49,
600 Snnnen Mei5eu gegcn 1000
Sornen I'M curreippnoirenoen Monut
oca perilpiIencn Monats, mo 1000
Sonlen Hog9en gegen 5000 SonnelI
in iSanltur 1905.
Cine Tclb5eu metterct
ii @upern.
Die baperild)c aonumer Der &eid1s'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04


Camara de Delegados, suenan los Sc
flores de Felix Mates Bernier. don
Eugenio Astoly don Jose de Elzaburo.
El candidate que cuenta con mayo
res probalidades para ocupar la vacan-
te de Mr.. Pettingill en- la Corte Fede-
raj, es Mr.. Frederic Humbarch que
actualmente ocupa un puesto en- una
Corte de Nueva York. Esta informa-
cion es debida q un alto empleado de
la ofcina de Gobierno
En- el mes proximo quedaran cesar
tes varios emplea ados en- Ia Corte Fe-
derel.
Tambien Sc aruncian a1gunas cesan-
tias en- Ell Departamento de Educaci6n.
Ell doctor don Manuel Guzman Ro-
driguez, representante del Comite de
defensa del partido republican,, en-
May agiiez, ha hecho N anifestaciones
en- contra del expresado Comite.
Ell sefor Rodriguez desautoriza los
procedimientos que tenfan por objeto
su formation, pues cree en- la actuali
dad que aquellos son indtiles.
Ha presentado la renuncia de su
cargo el interprete de la Corte de Dis
trito de Guayama don William Open.
heimer. Dicha vacante sera cubierta
muy en- breve.
La Junta escolar de Rio Grande, in
form6 hoy al departamento de Educa-
ci6n "a renuncia de ST presidente Ell
doctor don Diego Roman. Dicha re-
nuncia fue acepetada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04
vApoREs A nuEsTRA CONSERVATION
Vapor espafol sCCNDE WlFREDO'

Sa1io de Canarias el 26 del pasa-
do para este puerto y 10 espera-
mos del 6 at 7 del que cursa. Ter
minadas sus opera clones en- este
puerto seguira directamente para su
ruta de Santiago de Cuba, Habana,
Matanzas, Cienfuegos y New Or
leans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04
Notas pollticas

Para Ell cargo de Secretario de Ia
Camara de Delegados, suenan los Sc
flores de Felix Mates Bernicr, don
Eugenio Astoly don Jose de Elzaburo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04

Esta la carga en- Barcelona, de
donde zarpara el IS del corriente pa
ra Ell Mediterraneo Canarias, San
Juan, Mayagiiez, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba, Habana, Matanzas y New Or
leans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04


l.
eo9es los de sta cnpa1 No York Sc rbe
s
e a e as guie fhs: por q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-04
rsIantss. Banqusros 6 gomIsicnIstas
AGENTES de los vapores tyaso76ntcos DC
PIEIBBOS. IZQUIERDo zee. DB oADIg0

A. FOLCH & o., DE BARCELONA.
y de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co. vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Unidos
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27
BAZAAR Of NATIONS 0PENSAT THE DUNCAN OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

Fraternal Brotherhood hall was bly,
success. and an enjoyable AFFAIR.
Between forty and nifty couples
couples were present.
A fine banquet was served IN the
early part Of the evening, Mrs. Du
vail acting ~ caterer. The table wal
made In the shape Of croas and waa
beautifully decorated.
Rabbi l.efkovitx acted as toast
master and Dan Stern, who succeeds
Mr.. Jndell ~ president Of the congre'
cation. was the first 10 respond with
o neat little speech. Others follow
ed. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs
Judell.
The congregation. as token oi
their appreciation Oh the excellent
work rendered by Mr. Judell No presi
dent. and also Of their esteem, pre-
sented him with q set Of illumined re'
solutions and q handsome silver low
ing cup.
At 1880 the fioor was cleared and
the dancing began and lasted until q
late hour.
The outoi-town guests were Mrs
4. Neustadt Of Albuquerque, Mrs. 4
vorenberg Of Wagon Mound. and M
A, MendIesDhn Of San Francisco. Ar
thur Judell, who was travelling on
the road, came home to attend the "
fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27
namAe4Rd vwsytsAoNs y Z
AGAINST OIL COMPANIES.

Oklahoma city, Okla. February 81
Assistant Attorney General Lake
began taking Testimony here today IN
the custer case Of the State at Mis-
souri, against the Standard OH com
pany and other oil companies. John
Burroughs, Wholesale oil dealer
said while he was in the employ Ot
the Waters;Pierce OIL company he
had been sent 10 Mississippi to buy
turpentine and received half his pay
from that company and half from the
Standard. He had from time to time
received Instructions to cut prices to
a point at which II was impossible for
independents to do business. He was
instructed to get samples Of oil ship.
ped in II he had to steal them. There
had never been any composition be.
tween the Standard and Waters.P Pierce
companies in Oklahoma.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27

Wealthy nstonisrC condemns
Attempt to Deny Fair Play TO
New Mexico and Arizona.
Says that Sentiment Has Changed So
Rapidly That Foraker Amendment
Can't Be Defeated.

The attempt 70 force New Mexico
and Arizona into Joint statehood is no.
thing by gerrymander.' said Oliver
K. Cromwell OF New York and Wash
ington to an Optic man this morning.
The advocates Of the Joint statehood
bill that have talked, with In Wash
ington readily ADMIT 1t themselves.
They reason that II the four terrific
ries were admitted separately, six OF
the eight senators would be demo
Gratis and that this might endange.
republican supremacy in the senate.
Nevertheless. ] believe that the repuh-
lican leaders have done more harm
to themselves and their party by their
deliberate attempt at violation OF the
principles OF justice and fair play
than thew can possibly gain II they
succeed III carrying through their
statehood program.
.But it Is extremely doubtful u
they can carry 1t through. The change
ri sentiment in the east during 'lle
last few weeks has been astonishing.
The people are waking ap to the fact
that the. attempt to force either ser'
tiscry u the yctes ar fstff ether
ss ais gross an injustice az hks ever
been perpetrated upon an American
people. The Foraker amendment Is
absolutely so fair and just that it ap.
peaIs strongly to the sense Of fair
DIav Of the people Of this country.
/ know the conditions in Washington
pretty we'll. ] spend large part Of
my time there. The senate leaders
who are greatly interested in the sue
cess Of the Joint statehood bill are
few, and don't believe majority
of ffAm will deny the justice asked
for by Mr. Foraker. and further,
don't believe the president would ask
that such measure Of fair play be
withheld.
"The people OF New Mexico and
Arizona may, rather than remain out
Of the union longer. vote to accept the
jointure, but they should be given =
separate saw in the matter. Then. II
either territory elects to stay ont
rather than come in It Is exercising
an American privilege thai has never
up. 10 this time been denied. ] want
TO tell yom one thing. New Mexico
and Arizona deserve separate state.
hood and. mark my words II they
refuse Joint statehood now, not all the
politicians, caucnses senate leaders
and speakers in America can keep
them out. The people Of the country
have been educated on this subject
during the last year or two and the
people are on the side Of New Mexic1
and Arizona"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27
Drastic Provisions Of LittlefieId
Bill Include Owners Of House

Washington, Feb. 27.--The senate
committee on judiciary has favorably
reported the Llttlefield apti-gambling
bill for the territories. In fact. Il Il
more drastic measure ~ reported
than the Littlefield bill passed BY the
house recently. The committee in re-
porting Mr.. Littiefield's measure
struck ont everything after the enact
Ing clause and inserted a. follows:
THAT each and every person who
shall deal. play, or carry on or open
or cause to be opened, or who shall
conduct either a. owner, proprietor
or employe. whether for hire or not,
any game Of faro, monte, roulette,
rouge ct noir, lansquenet, rondo. wing
tun or twenty-one, poker, draw.poker.
brag bluff. fantan, thaw. seven and q
half. chuck-a-luck, or banking percent.
age, dice or any other device,
whether ssme he played for money.
checks, credit, or any other repre-
sentative Of value within any Of the
territories of the United States Of
America. to-wit: Arizona. New Mext
co. Oklahoma and Indian Territory. or
within the District Of Alaska, shall b.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27

St. Petersburg. February 27.--Rus-
sia is using ali her Influence at Ber
lin to revent rupture between
France and Germany Her action has
been taken at the instance Of Paris,
where the Rouvier government is ap.
parently convinced that Germany pro-
poses to persist In her attitude even
70 the point Of provoking war. On
account Of the close relations between
the courts OF Berlin and st. Peters.
burg, II Is believed In France, Russia
will have more influence with Emper-
,r william than any other power.
Russia is much concerned about the
situation, as war between France ami
Germany would greatly embarrass
her. Not only Is the Russian govern.
ment so engrossed with the interior
situation az not TO be In position
70 offer to aid Der ally, but war would
end the probability of contracting an
other loan In Paris, Of which Rresia
IL in urgent need. Premier Witte
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-27

Colonel r. E. Twitchell was reared
in Kansas City and educated In the
public schools Of that city, the Uni
versity of Kansas and the University
at Ann Arbor. He came to New
Mexico in 1882, locating first In the
city OF Santa Fe Soon after locating
il the capital city he was admitted
to the bar and was named as assist
ant solicitor of the Santa Fe for New
Mexico. For twenty years Colonel
Twitchell has acted as trial lawyer
for his company OF all cases In this
jurisdiction. Colonel Twitchell was
married in 1885; In 1894 he moved his
residence from Santa Fe to Las We
gas; In 1900 he lost his wife after q
prolonged illness. His only son, Wal
do Collins, who Is now student in
the Kansas City high school. win en-