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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

After three years of the quiet life.
Harry Harris, former crack little light
weight, came TO life last evening at
Philadelphia and won from Tommy
Murphy on a foul He gave great
exhibition of head work and ring gen
eralship. otherwise he would have been
knocked out early in the bout 1t was
a slashing fight while it lasted and the
spectators were up in the air during the
seven rounds. After a fierce beating
during the early rounds, Harris kept
his head and came back strong, nearly
closing Murphy's eyes and keeping him
worried Murphy fouled several times
during the bout. but was not dis
qualified until after the seventh.
The Cubs jolted the old Pirates again
yesterday and won the second home
contest by a score Of 8 to 2. The field
ing was good on both sides and not an
error was recorded during the con
test. Bob EmsIie. the veteran umpire.
made several errors and came IN for a
lot OF roasting from the fans Chick
Fraser was twirling for the Cubs and
Leheld was in the points for the
Pirates. and the former was hit for
seven bingles and the latter for eight.
The Pirates tried gamely to get back
at the Cubs in the last inning and after
two singles Were pushed out by Batty
and Nealon, Fraser choked them OF
with strike out on Phelps.
Il looks as though Chicago would not
be represented IN the sports at James
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

The members of the Chicago uni
versity baseball team were exonerated
individually for the unfair tactics
used in the Minnesota game at a spec
ial meeting las night. The board,
however, refused to reseind their action
OF disbanding the team for the re-
mainder OF the season holding that the
action was necessary to set forth the
position of the University in the mat
ter. The men Were awarded their &C.
however.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

One thing that may be predicted
with almost absolute certainty is that
the Hon. Tom Platt will not select the
next vice president of the United States.
Chicago Tribune.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

One Of the New York papers says
President Hegeman OF the Metropoli-
tan Life, who has been indicted. is go
ing 10 get a close shave. We would
also suggest a haircut for him while
they are fixing him up.-Houston Post.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
5 sJ nm aa5SPORT Oil

town after all The Illinois Athletic
club announces that il viii be hardly
possible TO get a team in shape 10 rep
resent them at the exposition. The Chi
cago Athletic club also states that 1t
win be hard for them to send a team
in any other events, but a few OF the
swimming races. However, a number
OF individual athletes will probably
take part in the events,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

The Cleveland Plain Dealer SAYS
George b. Cortelyou can give the
Sphinx pointers upon being mysterious
But the Sphinx hasn't been found out
in the course Of centuries. while any
body who has three minutes fit Of
inquisitiveness can see that Cortelyou
is for Cortelyou and nothing but Cor
telyou every day in the year-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
Medal for DIR. BIovvkey.

Hopkins is achieving distinction
through one Of its residents, DR.. Bill
Blowkey, our skilled veterinary sur
geon. who has received a medal from
the national society for his discovery
that mule power is stronger than horse
power.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

Breaking Into society.

Chill Blaine has bought a gasoline
launch to ply the waters of the dredge
ditch, which will make him popular
with the girls during the navigation
season.
Pete Pogue has purchased a second
hand auto, and will also try TO break
into society. Pete wears immense cog
giles when speeding, which improve his
looks by concealing some OF his face.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04

II looks as though Chicago would not
he represented IN the sports at James
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
Council Passes Bill Restoring
Appoi0t.ye Power to County
Commissions, Whence 1t Was
Taken in 1901.
.G0ES INTO EFFECT 80
DAYS AFTER APPROVAL
Railroad Damage Suit Law
Promptly Repealed When
Richards Bill is introduced,
Upper House in Busy Session

The upper house Of the legislature
got down to hard work this afternoon
when several important bills were
passed Most important of these was
the MARTINEZ bill repeating the law of
1901 by which the power to fin va
cancies in the county offices was taken
away from the boards of county com
missioners and placed in the hands of
the governor. The bin passed by the
council today restores this power to
the commission. There was no oppo-
sition to the bill itself for the feeling
has been since the law of 1901 was
passed for a especific purpose, that
the law should be repealed and the
power to fin these vacancies restored
to the county boards And it Is un-
derstood further that Governor Ha-
german is not opposed to the measure
There was very strenuous opposition,
however, TO the amendment which
makes the bill take effect thirty days
from approval instead of immedi-
atelY. This amendment was submit
ted by tho committee on territorial af-
fairs in charge of the bill The bill
came in on a report by Mr Miera of
Mr.. Duncan Immediately moved the
adoption of the amendment MI Dalies
objected strongly. He saw some dark
and mysterious motive in the amend
ment making the bin operative thirty
days from date Although ne did not
know what that motive was he was
sure il was q bad one He moved TO
lay the amendment on the table Mr..
cameron, although he saw no dark
and sinister motive in the amendment.
hought that if the bin was a good one
hirty days from now, il was just as
good now and he also objected to the
amendment The vote on the motion
o table the amendment was to g.
Messrs Cameron, Dalies. Martinez,
Murray. Richards, and President
'piess voted to lay it on the table The
president declared the motion to ta-
Die the motion lost and MI Duncan
hen renewed his motion for the adop-
ion of the amendment The amend
nent was then adopted by a vote of |
o 2. Messrs. Cameron, Dalies, Muir
ay Richards, and the president vo- /
ing no. The vote on the passage OF /
he amended bill was unanimous in I
Is favor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
RAILROAD DAMAGE SUIT
LAW WILL BE REPEALED

Councilman Richards of Socorro
county introduced his bin this after
| noon for the repeal Of the railroad
damage suit law which recently
stirred the house committee on terri
tories In Washington to request con-
( gress to nullify this law which was
passed i'm 1903 through the efforts Of
( W. y, Hawkins Of the El PasO &
Northeastern railway the framcr Of
the bill, The bin 10 nullify this law
has already passed the house of rep
resentatives and is now pending in the
United States senate. The law re-
quires that any damage suit against
a railroad in New Mexico must be
! brought within ninety days after the
accident for which damages are
sought, and that within that time an
evidence in the case must be submit
ted I'm a New Mexico court The cOun-
ell this afternoon suspended the rules
ana passed the repeal bin 10y a unan-
imOus vote. II viii be passed I'm the
house as soon as it can be presented
there, so that notification by con-
greSs will not De necessary. u was
"a law which members of the assembly
generally understand should never
have been passed and they are now
anxious TO repeal IT,
Mr.. Chaves introduced and had
passed under suspension of the rules
council bin No. 81 which extends the
age limit for admission to the terri
torial institution for the blind from
81 10 % years. Alr Chavez explained
In support of the bin that there are
now but twenty pupils IN this institu-
ton that il is equipped To- care
for more people and that there are
several who would come under the
twenty-five year limit. who are anx-
i0us to gain admission. There was no
opposition TO the bin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
Council Unanimously Passes
Suffers Bill TO Protect AIbu-
QuerQue From Flood $4,000
for This Purpose,
MONEY T0(COME FROM
GOVERNMENT FUNDS

Morning Journal Bureaul

Santa ne. n. A.. Feb -
Counciloan Snlvar of Alhnoner5,,e
"'.i
TINS aIteTho%n introduced ana the
council passed BY unanimous vote
,a,,ncfl hin No % .,titi.l -, .,,.t
~ ~" inpioEehheut on lhe no
'tiaHHe. py TINS bll the sum oI
%N'VV" is appropriated lfon the FUNDS
hHoWu - me no Gfahde improve
hi'hi Iunu, ana the mo Grande m
come IuHd Tor the purpose OF
stl"hSIlrhlng the dykes which protect
-NipuIueIPue ana the farms north or
tlie tltY uPm the annual spring Hoods
Whlch nave iof many years past
tduseu hedNy property loss as well as
periods OF grave uneasiness for the
people oi AIbuquerque.
Inc pill was passed under suspen-
[t7H 81 thC rules dfter MI Sulzer and
llesideht Hpless, VINO TOOK the moor IN
behalI OF The Dill, had explained the
urgent need OF immediate action If
al4 We're 10 be rendered this year. The
"niN OPPOSITION came from Council
men DaHes ana Cameron, who oh
Vtl'u 10 Ihe suspension OF the rules
ON lhe ground thu they desired the
money 80 appropriated to be expended
uhaaeI lhe direction of the territorial
fIlSatloh engineer instead OF under
the dIteCllonS OF the Bernalillo county
60, conn iSs"n, as provided in the bill
rms opposition was Withdrawn after
tha 111es 'ad been suspended.
fe SulIef olI provides Tor the
IPFPprlauon OF SS'Voo or 50 mhch
lgIoi aS Sm' o9 tn negeIs,.fS GSe Ior 'nf nf
eiIFl III tueIIus ~ llle uShVS no " ~
Alhl{qherque, the pfoteCllon o. th9
IfFel1 pdnhS ny eHsiilegi lnS W"INS dH,
me lstIdlE nltuihS anu u'F p'HIuE "'
me liVeI cIiiHhel SO as 10 pl.Feit Iu-
,u!e W. 'n ll'e ,.i,.j 49, ~, '"p S"iiiH i
men ioliru an oo oon Vu ii'i'i '',o III.
com D from luV'VVV aires "' Pupti0
ianE donated 20 tillS IelIlt3IN py lIIe
ma gonaI suNtI llI,,oH, ~ ~ ~ i 'ei ~"
~ Pil iluPIoNeIllenl ol I'le I'lo 'l3ilue. /
Js pilI tHcltl"!c - - ~. ui"" ,
ulfoh tur ~ iVol @ ldl tuiE9 p"i W"
ihlese specIal luhus pIoN iucG pE IiIr
= SfVethHleH' dnu ~ MdICH 'HeIT al,
npN S"Iue @Io,ooV' me pr"PI'
toh5 ana county nav allc"uS ~,
fNtu lnE "St % POI 1.oI' VI %.H'9 %
Fuhu' Wul'n mas peeii duN"HtdSSou ousIs /
ElhpIoNeu IoI pre- N"lh lul
phe CONSTRUCTION 81 lIe ElE re- s,, Stoi4sr
reservoir ana lhe LeaspuIE INVERSION /
Gam lll Jnr money carried pE thlS
Dill beIh@llll" county can Hol oiilS
secure "uequate pIotecll"n LOT tle
j tei MS d-"HH 'Hc iiN'i a. Ncil i9 .A'u"
nu4uelpue, pul Tue CIduHel oi tle
IlN'I can ne SO alIais hlTHTu anu ~
Vcl'hScS so SllellBlneneu lIlal an Iu-
lNIr danger OF Il"odS VIII pe elli'l'-
mated.
IN ~ niIouuclHs nus plll' NlT' 0ulHet
spoke pll'IlS VNpldlillhS tll' uIE'Ht
t''u iol " SYSTEM the dNdIIdpIl'lN ~
lIc iuHuS l"l lnV Pun post u'Sil ca anu
Jut laci that the county mas aIIcauS
exhausted us aNaliaple resources III
WORK ON the river he theh asked llle
G. t'ofh 10 IcoN ietteI rom OouitS
surveyor Ill' ituss ol Der mann" ildl
''uhtN Wh''n s't loflh me c"huliioiis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
LONE HERDER FOUND
SLAIN IN CAMP


Special Dispatch 10 the Morning journal |
Pennington, n. A., Feb. 5.-The
body of Miguel Aragon Mexican
'hecpherder employed by Jack Real,
IN the upper liz Plata was found in
us camp Just beyond the state line.
Nhe man had been murdered in his
bed. The coroner Of La Plata county
oh took the body TO Durango last
hight A post mortcm examination OF
he body showed that the bullet had
inferred the left side, passing entirely
hrough the body breaking the back.
Some clue 10 the pcrpetrator of the
rmc may be found In note which
vas discovered in the dead mans
tocking which indicated that he was
earful OF trouble Sheriff Vaughn of
san Juan county is said 10 have sur
icicnt evidence to arrest the parties
who Killed MARITIME three weeks ago.
\ Mexican was brought here yestcr-
lay who is said tn know something
IF the crime, but he refuses to talk
rhe murders are thought 10 be the re-
'ult OF the war between cattlcmtn
md shecpmen in this county and the
ldjoning counties iu Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
COMPREHENSIVE REVISION or
TAN LAW INTRODUCED

The proposed Jaw revising tho tax-
alton and assessment system Of the
territory and providing for more
thorough Assessment and collection of
taxes. was introduced in the council
this afternoon hy Mr. Duncan and re-
ferrcd to the finance committee. The
bill covers forty typewriter pages and
b. q complete revision OF the taxation
system 90 the territory
lt has had the attention OF not only
Mr Duncan. who is chairman Of the
board of equalization and other mem-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
NEVADA HESITATES TO
CONDEMN president T

Carson city. New Feb. IA joint
resolution adopted by the assembly
yesterday censuring President Roose-
Welt for alleged Interference with the
rights Of the state was recOnsidered
in that body today and referred to the
committee on federal relations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
SENATOR PREDICTS
INDIAN CRISIS
Within Fifteen Years Lands
Will Have Passed to Whites
and Poor Lo Will Wander
Through the Land a Beggar

- ~ '''0'i
Washington, Feb. 5.-The senate
spent the entire day i'm considering
the indian appropriation bill, but
without concluding the discussion OF
amendments
senator DepeW criticized the prac-
tice Of allowing genera. legislation ON
appropriation bills,
1T is Well known he said, that
some of the greatest outrages ever
perpetrated on the Indians have been
committed under these general laws.
Mr. Clapp interposed that the worst
legislation that ever passed was i'm a
special bill. 1t released government
control over the sale of liquor To In
dians who had received their allot-
ments of land
An amendment urged by the COM
missioner of Indian affairs was in
corporated which permits an expend-
iture of $500 GOO to irrigate the lands
of the Pima Indians I'M Arizona. also
an amendment aboIshing the tribal
court of ChoctaW aud Chickasaw
tribes.
An amendment recommended by
the commissioner authorizing the
secretary of the interior to designate
for fuU citizenshin any individual In
dian or any tribe whenever he be-
lieves any. such Indian is capable and
to nay to him his share of tribal
funds was rejected ON n point of or
der made bv Mr. Spoouer.
AR NcCunber predicted an Indian
crisis in This country within the next
fifteen wears when ne said. every
acre af indian land would have passed
intn The hands of the white man and
The Indians would be wandering bands
Of bep.are Tbeir only hone would
he to 9et into Mexico
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
TrNnsporl Logan salIs.

san Frlncisco, Feb 5.-The armV
TRANSPORT Logan sailed today for the
Philippines with seventy-five first
class passengers. the TWenty-third
and Twenty-fourth batteries of field
artillery comprising 253 men, % cas-
uals and 4 4.000 tons of general sup
niles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06

bers of the board but of the territorial
auditor and travelling auditor and OF
the attorney general II Is compre-
hcnsiNe measure ana II is believed
that it will meet the requirements Of
the territory. The council adjourned
anul Wednesday afternoon at $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
nrItIsh noynIl, m rnrl.-

Paris Feb. 5kinR Edward and
Queen Alexandra are maiuuiuug alb
s0ute privacy They witnessed thp.
performance Of LES Bouffous This
evening at Sarah Bernhardt theatre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06
Jerome GdIIs Former Family
Physician in MerciIeSS Cross
Examination Displays Wide
Knowledge Of Medical Lore.
COURT RULES AGAINST
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE



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mental stress. when ne sb,t ana l,nloa
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-06

st. Petersburg. Fob l.-Baron
+ Frederick. governor OF Nehni Nov-
golod. who is implicated I'm the LidNal
relief scandal. has been recalled 10
/ ST Petersburg.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
For MuItnomah's Schools

Miss Lille W. Cook. Of Portland. ar.
rived In this city yesterday, duly &C.
credited by the school department 81
Mullnomah county. 10 gather certain
Industrial. statistical Information. III
70 the commercial energies and plants
of Astoria ana clatsop county. which
are 70 be tabulated and used In the
System In connection with mass OF
similar Information from all over tac
state. In the new curriculum 10 be In
stitu,ed there. Miss Cook Ii bright
and enthusiastic young representative
andi intends 10 give the industries
hereabout particular and far-roaehing
treatment. and her work Is cordially
commended TO all who may md Il In
their power to contribute to her
achievement in this behalf,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
jus, For Example

The Astoria Chamber Of Commerce
H. OF course, partial to the press Of
Astoria, and insists on having on it's
business and reading desks, timely
! copies Q. every ifnpr:n, mid. In this
line; bu, lately. from some unknown
cause. the Morning As,orlan has been
missing there with startling regularity.
70 the discontinue os the officers OF
the chamber and the confusion OF this
once, which has overhauicd. with ne
verify and frequency. every ono who
was In any manner connected with the
delinquency, Yesterday. The trouble
was brought to light. and there is an
element OF fun In II that Ia worth the
telling, JUS; 10 show that the newsp per
once Is not always TO blame for these
oyersights; The chamber has reg
ular janiior, Trustworthy chinaman,
whose unfamiliarity with the English
language, ami the potency OF daily
paper in II place like that. inspired him
to use the regular edition as he found
l' every morning 10 light the matuti-
nal fre with whioh 10 make things
comfortable for the day. He had been
In the habit OF seeing collection Of
old papers round ahea. there :hs. 10
one claimed, and after Mossrs. whyte
and sellg came 10 make II their daily
habitat. he went on using the paper az
before. 20 the distraction OF the two
officers A simple explanation, and
one that may ho easily duplicated In
other instances over tho city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
psba.sns Team -

The members OF the High Schoo
team who left last evening for Eugene
were given rousIng send or by their
school mates, as the train pulled out
The students expressed their good
wishes In true college style, yells, fire.
crackers and all other kinds OF peace
dlsturbers known to the knowledge
seekers, The team leaves with every
member ~ the High School wishing
their success ana they have been drill
led and prepared Cor some time In
hopes that they win win. for Astoria.
The task is no light one as the Eu-
gene students are adapt at the art and
have been preparing for some weeks.
all the more glory for the representa-
tvs of our High School II they win.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
At The Theatre -

The HowariDorset Stock Company
last evening repeated their comedy
success, Christopher jr, and It was
well received by the large number OF
Astorians present, The Company by
Its excellent work is making many
friends and their work here win be
genuine pleasure TO the people and to
themselves Miss Howard the win
some leading lady has won her way
into the hearts of the theatre goers
and by her sweet sympathetic manner
ia deserving OF the applause, that is
justly hers. She has expressed her
delight at being given the opportunity
Of performing before the reponsIve
Astorians and hopes that she may be
fortunate enough TO have the pleasure
another year The Company win An
ish out the week at the Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
School Board Meeting

An adjourned meeting OF the BoarC
of Directors of School Dist MOL. was
held at the Astoria National Bank a,
ESQ o'clock P, NJ, yesterday.
Those present were J. f. Higgins
Chairman, G, Holmes, ], A. Eakin
James w, Welch, and f. ]. Taylor OF
the Board, and A, L, Clark, Supt. and
Clerk,
The Chairman of the Board was
authorized to purchase Lot 4, Block
10, Adairs Port of Upper Astoria and
that a warrant be drawn on the gen.
eral fund for the purchase of the above
lot,
He was also instructed to have
the abstract to the above named pro-
perty prepared and to refer same to
7. A. Eakin to be passed upon as at
torney for the Board
The petition presented by the pup.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
Painful RsooIlsotions--

There are quite a number OF well
known As,orians wao will not fail "a
recall the terrible sensations and cx-
pcritnees that befcli them In the fated
city OF San Francisco. orc year ago
this morning. aud to look with touch
Of thnnkfulness at the good chance
tina, saved them from death and bitter
loss In that doomful hour. and TO cher
lsh kindly thought OF the plueky
people there who have made such a
splendid fight TO right the awful con-
sas'on and destruction of that usita-
ton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
Under Chinese Title

Under the somewhat unusual tltl,
Of the 'Quong ylek Land Company
1.-THE frat business venture 10 carry d
Chinese style, In this county) articles
OF Incorporation were tiled yesterday
at the office Of County Clerk Clinton
In such behalf, with Messrs: James n.
Bennett. IL. l.. knight and All Dogg
Aas subscribing lneorporators. The
seepItal stock of the concern Is fxei at
$4,000. and IL divided into 100 shares
of the par value Of 500, each. Asto-
ria is TO be the headquarters of tae
business, which win be a purely real
estate proposition.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18

lis of the schools asking for vacation
on the Monday and Tuesday proceed
ing the County Teachers, Institute,
was granted,
The resignation of Miss. Laura Fas-
tabeni was accepted.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
the teachers that all who wished to be
considered for recollection should place
their application with the Clerk by
May 1st
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-18
TO Succeed r. J. Carney

hr. J. y, Rogers. OF Waila walla
Washington. arrived in this city on the
late express last night. under engage.
men. with Messrs; Fisaer Brothers
Company. 10 take the business man
agement Of their great establishment,
vice Mr.. Carney, resigned. Mr.. Rod
gers has been In the service OF the
Honeyman Hardware Company at the
Eastern Washington city for the past
twelve years and is splenjidiy quail
fled for the post he will take up here
today The Astoria house considers
Itself very fortunate In having secured
his services.