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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
To Help Coal Famine

Washington. u. c. Jan. III, 4.
announced this afternoon tia, ths
President win send a special mes.
sAso 10 congress. advocating An An.
crease OF the powers OF sAe in,e-.
state commerce commission Thc
anDonneement followed a eouter,ne.
= the coal famine 10 The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Personals

A. Keen In in Portland for a sew.
eral days visit.
State Land Agent Oswald West II
at Corvallis on public business.
Gale nm. deputy district attorney
OF Albany. was In the city last nlgat.
superintendent and Mrs. J. II.
Ackerman went TO Albany this morn
ing.
Mrs Mary Clingan. OF Dallas. af-
ter a short visit here. left this morn
Ing for Eugene.
Miss Mildred Turner. OF Portland,
II the guest OF Miss vina sherman.
OF this city.
Hon. Phil Metschan. former state
treasurer, was a Salem visitor this
morning.
Mrs. W. c. Hawk. OF Jefferson, AZ.
ter short visit here. has returned
To her home.
O, Z, Hopf. labor commissioner.
went TO Portland today on business.
He will probably visit points on the
West Side before returning.
Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ. Woodruff. OF
Eugene, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
Il. Babcock, In this city,
Everett Condit. a student in the
hlgh school here. has gone To his
home In stsyton Tor an oyor-sunday
visit
Herman w Barr. a member OF
the State Board OF EKaminers in op-
Iomery, Is In Portland attending a
meeting of the board.
Governor Chamberlain left this
morning for Portland. TO chaperone
the Elks who are returning to the
metropolis"
John Chase. formerly OF this city.
attended the Elks' dedication last
nisht, and returned 90 hts home IN
Portland this morning.
rrafton Dye. son OF Representa-.
tive Dye, OF oregOn city, left for his
home yesterday, tie viii return 20
this city Monday 10 resume his work
a. a clerk In the house OF represen.
tativcs.
Ar, and Mrs, Bert westhrook. AZ.
'eF short visit here. left this morn.
ms for their home In R0seburg. Mr.
Wev'hrook Is the proprietor Of the
koseharg Hotel. aud is prominent
among the Elks % that place
Harvey Wells. OF Portland. after
astending the dcdisk'<on last even
ms lett today Tor a yisit in Jefferson.
Ralph croRlse vent 10 Albany To-
day. where be viii atteud the salem
Albany basketball games this even.
ins
Prominent amoag the Portland
BIAS Nho visited the dedication last
n'shs we're Joseph N. Healy. H
Seheoi, y W. IAtherland. Or "A n
MFikhs, n W. Moore. William Davis.
Prot RieAser and his son. Faak
nc ellnd pianist, John Rskland y
sssk, Joseph nav. Il. n Grimn =
Harris, =, ". Aerey. Al Walden
Z D n, hsaaesny asa Dr Kagl. 81 |
lFsSoR csu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Son of Vice President.

Steubenville, o., Jan. 17,--Frede-
rick C. Fairbanks pleaded not guilty
here today to a charge OF perjury,
pending citation of authorities. 1t
is alleged that he purjured himself
to secure license to marry a month
ago telling the clerk he was a work
ing man. lie has given a bond Of
$500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Conditions in Kingston.

Kingston, Jan. 17.-Foreign RESI-
dents of the old city have been at
tackled by dysentery on account of
lack of food and impure water. The
dead, natives and tourists alike, are
belng buried in unmarked trenches,
or burned on huge pyres Of debris.
Ships in the harbor are used as tenn
porary hospitals. Outsiders are
wsrned 10 keep away on account OF
pestilence and repeated quakes.
Tber, is likelihood of other siesmesic
disturbances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

hE August sherpa ths popular
oveFseer of the poor Al Fort MAdiaoa.
Ia. saysi ~pr Kinssa New Ilfs
Pi's are Fightly named; they acx
nere aEFeaahlF. 40 mors sooa aas
maie eue tesl better thAA any otAar
laxative" T" 0uaranseea - care hlllous.
neas sad eonstipasion; ase a y G
FsrFrs eraE store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
May Give Recital Her--

May Give Recital Herr--
Frank Richter. the blind pianist.
who assisted In the Elks' musical
program last night. win give re-
cital Ia Eugene ON the 18TH OF naxt
month. and he said tnis morning
that, n he could make the necessary
arrangements. he would give Salem
an evening, He is musician OF
marked ability. rendering the din.
cult classics with good judgment and
the greatest ease. lie Is almost stone
bhnd. being scarcely able 10 detect
the light from the dark. hut yet
plays diiicult selections after hear
ins them but once or twice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
The Coal Shortage.

Sacramento, Cal. Jan. IA res
olution for the investigation OF the
coal shortage was introduced in the
assembly today, and referred to n
committee, which at once reported
favorably.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Unfair To Labor.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
miners convention adopted a resolu-
tion seeking separation of the depart
ment OF labor and commerce In the
cabinet, declaring that the depart.
ment, as constituted. is unfair to la
Dor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
His sister a Countess.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Countess
OF Yarmouth a sister OF Harry Thaw,
is a passenger on n steamer due here
today, She is coming to aid her
brother to defend himself against the
charge OF murder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Tnhnccn Trust Fined.

New York. n. Y. Jan. 1.-THE
McAndrews & Forbes company was
fined 10000; the J. S. Young COM
pany $4,000, in the federal court to-
day for combining to control the
trade in licorice paste. A stay Of 60
days was granted but motion for =
new trial denied.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Turner Tent. No az. X. o. T. NJ,
held their regular installation last
aight, and had many prominent mem
heEs of the order present from 9th
er teats. AZ ths meeting several
candidates were Initiated into the or.
der. aod. as a ntsinE hnal. an slaeor-
ate chicken pie supper wsa served
scott Morris. State Commander J.
W, sherwood aud August Hueke.
siein, ei this city. we're among the
visiting oniccrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
supplies Tor Kingston.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE secre.
'ary Of the navy this afternoon or
dered the supply ship Celtic. loaded
With supplies for the Atlantic aeet
to sail from Guantanamo and distrl.
butte supplies 10 the needy at Kings.
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Anosher on Tank-

The Portland General Electric Co
On Keeping pace with the gcasral
needs of the growins city. aud insar
ing itsolf against the damage that
might result from an Oh ahortAge.
s. lnsialllnE another large Oh tank
tnst north u the plant on Trade
sifeei The nee tAnk. when COM
pieted. viii BE- 20 toet IN diameter
aaa nc tsss deep. aaa viii hold ~
ears ef OH The cost Of this tank
viii be approximately is0o barrels.
and. tosethsf with the capacity Of
tho prrscat oii reservoir. she plant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
KRYPTOk


The oaly insaiele bifoesls make
poe loot yooas aud feel yoanS. De-.
eanss there is no ansightly crack or
line bctween near and faF-soelns
glasses. Yoa can appaFeptly sse
scar and faF terossh one pair Of
lNasea. hsAee tie eaees of looking
yoans
No iar 10 tbs nerfoas system IN
shanaing from Gar 10 scar visioa,
nonemmeaded ~ ssery one Who
Wnars them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
WIN Help Jamaica.

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 1.-THE
house has passed resolutions author.
izing the President to use and distrib
ute such provisions OF the navy de-
partment as may be necessary for the
relief OF the citizens OF Jamaica.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Current Events

The national sheep growers @.
vention at Salt Lake Is oppose
the governments forest reserve p'''
ey, A supervisor OF forest ress''r
said the policy of the goVernn',
vas TO protect the forests for bon,
steaders. and raise children ins'"
Of lambs.
A process has been discovers
hardening and tempering gold' sl'.
and platinum. without mixing ''~
with other metals. !.
President Roosevelt advocate
construction OF two battleships
the Dreadnaught class.
IL has been discovered thar
jority of the inhabitants OF ~"
sinia are OF the Caucasian race
During the cold spell Ice was -
so feet high at the Three Mile Fsp
on the Columbia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Bryan AT Olympia.

Olympia, Wash. Jan. l7.-w. ].
Bryan has wired an acceptance OF
invitations TO witness Joint session
OF the senate and house Friday morn
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Moal Of the TIA hash IL heir To are
remedied By os,eopathy. LIKELY
pour case would be easily reached.
u would a. least DO no harm 10 have
. talh with pr. n. n. white. 10 the
Dreyman building. tues-fri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
sentence PostDoosa

suose Burnett has postponed pro-
-'sn ~SuaS'ns Judgment on Henry Foster.
Sao vas convicted recently on the
SnAlse , OF assault untn SATURDAY
January IS. at O'Clock D. w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Due frnm RocknfeIler

Manila Jan. 1.-THE Philippine
government demands $4,000 duty
ON standard oil alleged 10 have beer
brought in 1901 on which duty is un.
paid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

y. A. schubinesr. the Swiss koese-
haenstler, Of jefferson. is In the city
today on business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Izdisestioa. eoastipakiea sons
so like rsat and tar DAY ana
sorrows. n yoa take Hoilistsrs ~
Mountain Tea. the greatsst
known 20 mankind: IS cents. To
Tablets. For sale az Dr.
store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Washington. Jan. iS.-Rear-Ad
miral Davis wires that Admiral Ev.
ans IS ashore comforting with the
governor Of Jamaica The American
ships are the only men-of-war pres
ent. The Cuban consul was killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Committed 10 Asylum

Edward LaFlemme. a young tarp
er from Brooks. has been adjulsA
insane and ordered committed to X
asylum by County Judge Scott, z
Flemme is but 23 years Of age, NJ
the authorities believe that he Ha
soon recover from his afiliction, 70
der the proper treatment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
SecFetarY Of Mar

Washington, Jan. l7.-seeretary
Root LEFT today for Ottawa Canada.
accompanied by wife and daugh,ar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Three IN a Row.

odessa, Jan, l7.-Three terrorist
were hanged in row In the public
gardens here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
SkAting On slon.A

Aany lovers OF the spor, are ska,.
and report gOOd Ice. ''0'sn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

signor DE Caprio. Portland Elk.
and his band were here last night
with the Jolly herd from the north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
calne Oat anll IIrar--

heF' WaileF Thomas Mills Friday
sweating ., Tao a. Commercial hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

That's the house the doctor buil'-
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness he don't set %
money,
For We all drink Rocky Mouhah
Tea
For sale at DIR. Stones store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
CITY NEWS
A n~<a>sass - hzTsseAas Para.
Ganyss a. ys~s os~sAA.sssisa

xoa o-a Gee serve wees
AZ the sswmili. on sAort notice.
Phoas 90. li-if-tf,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Don't faii to Hear W. \. Mills
Friday evening. January 18th. at
Commercial hail. Admission free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

,. T CLARK ana rrea nodine we're
brought Asr0 yesterday b. sheriff r.
n Taylor. of Pendlegon. aud com.
mitted 10 the orewon state psniten
'sAry - serve a Que and a hAlf year
ssaienoe for assault with a dAngcr-
Gus weapon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

William @. Boone. the man wAo Is
ohaFSod With having one wife mere
than the Law provides. this morning,
in Justice webstcFh court. Waived
examination, and ~as bound over 20
the circuit ooaTt under ttoo bonds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

And what it will do for woman
hood OF America. Everybody vel
come
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
NEW TO-DAY

wantea-Young girl for
housework. 7Sf Ferry 81
l07
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Boston. Jan. 1S.--A message TO
the Hambur-American line from
Captain Forwood. their Kingston
representative, says all the American
tourists escaped Forwood is seri-
ously injured. The company's piers
we're turned into hospitals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Galveston, Jan. 1s.--A Panama
cable reports conditions at Kingston
as very bad. with death list of near
ly 700. and possibly 1000. Burying
the dead and rescue work is pro-
crossing slowly. The poor are fight
ing for food. fruit being the only
nourishment within their reach. The
wealthy people have monopolzed
other food supplies. Twenty nlggers
were shot for looting. and many
more were killed by citizens who
caught them stealing The sick and
wounded are suffering for medicine,
and liberal supply brought In by
boats was stolen by niggers. who
we're caught disposing OF the same to
those who had money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Udlne. Italy. Jan. ia severe
earthquake was felt at 4 o'clock this
No lives lost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

will be enabled TO run ten days with
out nlllng the tanks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Socist

Frank Meredith, Resident AseI.
ofice with VIM. Brown a Co., N
1873 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
EARTH QUAKE HORRORS
tcontinued from page one.)

~~~~--~~~~~-~-~>~~~~- ~>~~~~-~~-~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~N~>>-
Davis says the city Is quiet. Evans
heard OF the disaster Tuesday night
by intercepted wireless, and at once
sent the battleships. because he
knew there were no English troops
on the island. and feared looting by
the negroes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Glasgow. Jan. 1S.--There wer'
two slight earthquakes at Oban
Scotland, yesterday No damage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-02

snondng advance in property valuations mace
q ate indicates what may be expected from the
Tbe Items are as follows State tax for 1901 dzc to on
sl60 state poll tax soc each poll sch2o reve9ot c on
ton 1866 on each $780, ieleyoent3 81 s. un eacb 500
af1 $5ol mae nhabsns Of fifty years d age Or Older are a
officers and enlisted men Of %cDs tive m faT The fUad auditor Of
exempt ron I t The act Of 1907 makes change IN the
ss sfss Of afidls5 n%a5ant @ who are to pQ taS school
From the will be noticed o1It5e that @ Hs the lTs levy last
Fa has Oesn ee1dn and six ens compared with
{s {55 centsths i addition to i6 eEf eSpe
the levy te s.oe IF the state some ten per cent
T2e {ae be wo Of the tax commissioners will actually
result in increase is P bis S@rg increase ca s to
but the saee tb ;nSrae in the levy will produce arge
eeased sSsr gR las as eSenus does not smss PO5
f GG' Was gong
ana %nle m Where oh where the flon3GaOe 9
Peter /. CobIe, representative from DUBOIS anu
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d had the 80 feet border marked during the n'ghT T ~
5 brrricane amns outside which the cars kepI. liz
checking and time arrangements were VI '"e ''''''
officials of the Automobile CLUB. ,,,or villas He
In the first two hours Mr. Edge covered l4O hie?.
drove his car throughout the = hours enIiIey ~ Mani
0,gh he was accompanied by j. Blackburn as mecia t
o;a His principal duty TO feed his comPalon VI; W.
sandwiches and meat taboids lhe IrsI hulu,edt d All
was reeed off in hour % minutes 10 - uni hll
the three cars suffered very badly from Ire th;s
detachable wheels had been htteG III - several
and the changes were quickly ef1ected lueeo Stons
occasions new wheel fitted IN thnIy seGonu9 nart
for other reasons were very few during .ie @ @ sppar
If the performance the white car had 10 nave ny t on
nug causing delay of eight minutes IN les % r~ two
boSr in the middle of the night Edge ha9 70 cs had
bael hack and front At 1000 miles Edge VINO n% f
indicted that distance in IA hours, minutes anu - 81
nood had beaten Merz and Clemens record oy no '
: thon 7 hours minutes 3-5 seconds . -, .l,
The drive proved TO be very severe trla lol vi. Ices
~ convent surface of which broken IN Several paee
fto he bad been driving seventeen hours Eoge Slso ny
- c,tlas and appeared quite fresh ana We'll me
Nv, ths time showed signs of crumbng away a1 ;n
,oints fhe cars scattering dense masses OF dlsI I [
over the defective places On one OCCASION WIZ my SrSt
t over seventy miles an hour. Edge had Two mres III p u
ba renot being heard right across the track me
vhirled round on their rims for consIoerape iii fr
fortunately without serious results Edge eVeIuy a.
shed his ride with 5S1 miles l.3lO YARDS 70 ns eeu ~
81 The white covered L, 300 Hhles' wv S'
~ at red car 1921 miles 80 yards III 4+roo+od n,bl
a. This performance by Edge naturally at5racteu 6
attracted public attention to the course ana " M f
= meet Indeed over 10000 persons travelled uo"i' o
" Waterloo to witness the races.
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The First Races Of The New Automobiles.

From the Scentnc American -, ,u+o,,oh;le Rac
IT, oaning meet of the Brookands Autom0plle NJ
NIX ny ~ the newly constructed course near MeyDrldge
m saturday july g. would certainly go 70 us % q; Cot ,.,
motor racing sport VIII become very of them hav
m 90 e rn in heats on account OF the numerous ehe
While nearly 25, 900 was offered IN prizes aS "e ."
cup rocl which is the only one of its kind in the wora
4teJ Lnv a Weybridge some l9 miles from Waerloo
S+at;on in Surrey 1t is nothing less hsih mug ptb
shaped cycle track 100 feet VIDE @ I banked in parts to
IN an evtent that it would be Impossible 10 "ah up I e
c hioher than about 10 feet from the toP III ~ Il
s 80 e;rcular track in Europe II not IN the woIiu 80
largest M bat motorists may attain speed OF one
and twenty miles an hour with perfect sae.S
Indeed. over one hundred miles an hour ii'' De'''
tlisbed on the course already 4, &c y months
During that period 900 men We're ere egTa rd Of earth
and night They removed Zooovv 81 tb river Wev for
r ;a roho distance and laid concrete IIaon nv M !;
M of the length already mentioned le l;thea+er no
nut down at S750OOO In tne oT oTnforahy seated to
# - han 30 600 people can be comioriMapS M
h leMe tlo races while half million can pe t
b standing room Around the course are PCeu c
le each giving full view OF the coipio % ont IF J
pOAes ~ ,Sth telephones that IN the even. ~
IN M & dn or an accident the sentry IN tne Ti b
IS to frs hosting flag and ringing ms aa tanbon
C signals to the sentres on tf;aI building facing h
@ to the neau & fo what is required tmay be mentone
ed that = snecial staff ambulance car siu oie"N'
in attendaace M oc az w st Mr. s. Edge the we-knGw
nl l! was o4 ol S . VIC previously established wonue
a"s %iS 81 d;sF ss+ j M S ns; Ro "a A'
o@@mss,d fG q t%s RSSr y s'E % 's
% and Mr. Sgae Edg staiea at % he ss ssme a tin
clock on the Friday eVes NE was accompanied by two ca
The STGg SS I'd S1E bat WI Which a he VIZ
% @ hs ro esss iRs
were each driven Oy Tho Tho official measurement of the tra
Of and the other red n % the measurement being taxi
ats is 1ll6 miles 70 tS I re So that there should be
over so feet from the s the full registered dlstan(
,rTe- cuestion as to his coNe's W.
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Jefferson TIP. Notice.

Tho undersi ned trustee OF Jefferson
Dubois county hereby glves
.os '.;no no. ,bst he will attend TO all business
ne,taining TO The Office of Trustee AZ nls ~.
peI. %I,~ ste-e in Birdsge Indiana on
~. Tucsday~oi each week and requests y
III n, ners ms having township business &c
: r-esent il on Office dsys, r
JOHN w. ENLOW, Trustee.
J,n. 5, 05-lyr.
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PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA.

II will cost Gov Hoke Smith, of Georgia 500 o0o IN ret
als 70 SIGN the bill passed by the legislature prohptg ae
or sale of red liquor IN that state' pu' ie
said to be willing to make the sacrlilce'
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HIGH TAXES.
The Levu, as Well as The Assessment IS hdSeu

Td;tor of tate has sent to the various counses q
the saa list Of the eves for the coming year nccav
that the taxes next year will be decidedly te coe
those previously exacted. This increase WIZ" W.
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GREAT
Summer. Discount

ie eres Fvansyille and Paducah. POSITIONS
secured or money back. May, IL prefer take
lessons BY MAIL FREE and enter college
later and save cost Of board, etc. Write
xor catalogue and summer Discount Caru--
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n~rgsB1UA>Y WHITE SUkPAAUk k S1,at1NGS vs1ass "i"a
sULfHgHt Ne * Capacity 200 eu

Music, Bowling, Billiards Fish,
ING Boating. Livery, Trap
Shooting, Medical Bathing,
Swimming, Electric Lights
Bells, Telephones, Telegraph
all Modern Sanitary Equip
Z a GOOD table.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-16
INDIGNo DE QUE 10 RICO
NOZCA FL N LUNA,

Ell Journal de 10 Hacienda de
Albuquerque plde al miembro de
Ia Comisi6n Nacional sR~epublica
ma, senior Luna, que use sus me-
jores esfuerzos con los "Senores
de la Asamblea' para hacerlos
caminar en- Ia estrecha senda del
bien y del deber y para que SO
aparten del ancho y iorido ca
mino de la malddd y del botin.
FL d~escaro, impudencia y des.
fachatez de esa hoia amarillo son
ciertamente asombrosos. En- un
lugar llama q los miem bros de la
Asamblea "Caballeros, y en-
otras instancias los califca de
"instrumentos de Bursum' sa.
queadores, ingertadores y corr
ruptos. Ell peri6dico figurd en-.
ire los que estaban fuertemente
opuestos a candidates Republica
nos para empleo va la politica
Republican, durante algunas
campaias pasadas, y ha CONT
nuado su guerra muchOs amos Y
ahora viene este 6rgano de la
pandilla pidiendo al senior Luna
que enderece d miembros Repu.
blicanos de la ASSEMBLIES. cual 81
necesitasen de corrective. Ell
senor Luna sin duda recordara
que no Sc halla bajo ningunas
obligaciones a la pandilla que do
nina ese poriodico, nj a las fac.
clones y movimientos que ha so
portado en- polftica, nj a les of.
ciales y politicos para quienes Ell
Journal de la Hacienda aulla pi-
diendo sosten, ayuda y socorro.
Ningunos de ellos fueron en- align
ma manera 8 forma cooperantes
en- elevarle a la muy importante
posici6n que ocupa en- Ell partido
Republican, de Nuevo Mexico;
ciertamente que no Sc halla bajo
obligation alguna a ninguno de
ellos en- manera alguna, > no.
tienen ell mas mfnimo derecho O
semblanza de privilegio para Pc
dirle NADIA. La proposition sncia
y descarada hecha por 81 Journal
de la Hacienda y la pandilla que
representa- no es digna de la me.
nor consideration atencion por
ell senior Luna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-02-16
Ell CONsEJO HIzo I 3

81 Consejo hizo bien On pasar 81
proyecto de Martinez dando ia
cultad a los cuerpos de comisio.
nados de condado para llenar va
cancias que puedan ocurrir entire
ofciales de condado. Sin duda
ell executive sentira alivio al yer
que Sc lie ahorra 10 molestia de
mezclarse en- asuntos locales, y
de ser llamado a tomar parte en-
diferencias facciosas que q menu
do surjen cuando Sc trata de de-
cidir la question de una vacancia
en- IN empleo de condado. Nun
ca Sc proponia por Ia Ley Orga.
MICA nj SO intenta por Ia natpra-
leza de un gobierno Republican,
que Ell ejecutivo principal de una
comunidad fuese llamado a llenar
empleos que deberian ser electi.
vos, 8 que tomase parte activa en-
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