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at a family dinner at their home last
Thursday. Covers were laid for eight
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c. carsen entertained
last Sunday for Mrs. Jacob Carson of
Fairmont, Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs. Decker
OF Omaha.
A daughter was born November "a to Mr..
and Mrs. William Mundof, and a son TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Meme on last Sunday, Mo-
vember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. johnson entertained
last Thursday for Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.:
Hawkins Mr.. and Mrs. c. Johnson and
Mrs. A. Ecklund.
Mrs. L. 1. N. Goodln entertained last week
for Mrs. Ralph Streitz OF Lincoln, Charles
Thorwold of Peoria, ILL.,, and Mrs. o. c.
Ager of Benson.
Percy Brown, Robert Harvey and Ed Bean
OF Oman were Thanksgiving guests OF
Mrs. c. C. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson enter
Holquist, Miss Selma and Mr.. Oscar, Misses
Lottie and Esther Anderson. ~
Mrs. E. b, Stewart of Fairview. Kan.
Miss Mabel Reyner and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ReYner OF Lincoln were guests during the
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Munsell.
The Philotheo Young, Peoples Bible class
of the Omaha Congregational church. was
entertained last Tuesday, evening at the
home of Gorton Roth, a pleasant evening
being spent.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
Thursday morning at the Lutheran church.
Special music was given by the combined
choirs and Rev. Mr.. Thorpe OF the Metho-
dist church preached the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Harte entertained
last week for Messrs. Charles Marsh,
Charles Lorney, VIII Phelps, Mrs. J.
Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harte and
katherine McCallahan OF Omaha
Mrs. Ed Heyden and children, Edo Hoy
den, Rudolf Heyden Will Heyden, Flor
ence Jones OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs, /. r.
smith OF Benson were guests at dinner last
Thursday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Heyden.
Last Monday evening at the Commercial
club meeting reports were read. The
treasurer had a balance of $155. "A. The
meeting night was changed to the fourth
Monday of each month. Messre. r.. M.
Stenberg, George HIN, Joseph MCGUIRE,
]. Horton and Arthur Thomas were APP
pointed as executive committee. Several
minor matters were brought before the
meeting.
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VETS RECEIVE OLD
Camp Lee FOrby Will Entertain Grant
Post Men and Women.
Er.Kg MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY
Full list OF NSmInatiOns for Annual
election Thursday Might Made
by the Eagles OF
Omaha.

In honor OF the men who wore the blue
during the civil war and who now are
member Of u. 8. Grant post Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic and u. s. Grant
woman's Relief corps, which Is auxiliary
to hat post, the veterans Of the Spanish
war. represented by Camp Lee Forby No.
1, United Spanish War Veterans, and Flor
ence /. Crane Ladies' auxiliary, will give
a reception and banquet Monday evening
at Barlght's hall. Nineteenth and Farnam
streets.
The women OF Florence 1. Crane auxiliary
have lavishly decorated the hall with the
red, white and blue and have arranged to
rave the guests seated at two long tables.
Addresses will be made by prominent
member OF the four organizations present
and will be varied by several interesting
musical numbers, Including vocal solo by
Miss Lancaster, a plano solo by Miss Lii
jshstoipe and vocal selections by the Palace
Musical club, one OF the headliners at the
Orpheum this week.
For several months past the LEGAL or
Fahizatlons of the veterans OF the two wars
have been getting together as comrades,
U. 8. Grant post taking the initiative In
tho form Of a reception to the Spanish war
veterans, and now this ~ the first post TO
receive the return compliment.
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the winners. although the rriumphs have
a place in the money.
The standing OF the nve-men teams 10
HaF. L. .- foff,w.s

The games Friday night we're among the
best bowled. the Falstaffs hitting the pins
for second place and the Chabots for fourth
place.
There were no league games last week.
c. ]. Francisco has high single game for
the monthly prize with 266.
Blakeney won the money Thanksgiving
day on his spare work, getting twenty-one
spares in three successive games.
Below is the standing OF teams and indi-
viduals in the Association league at the
end Of the fourth week.
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Mircemnneons.

The local crack drill team OF the wood
men OF the World Will leave "Wednesday
for Oklahoma City to give an exhibition
drill.
Ferncliffe castle No. ASS, Royal High
landers, will meet Friday evening for the
semi-annual election Of officers.
Tribe No. is, Improved order of Red Men.
will hod It's semi-annual election of officers
Wednesday evening in its hnll on the third
floor OF the Rbhrbough block.
The women's auxiliary to Fla Gordon
No. SO will hold its regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. T., Fernandez, No. 242i Par
ker street, Wednesday evening. Mrs, Nc.
PhersOn viii assist In the reception to the
friends. .
Golden Rod lodge No. 10 OF the Western
Bees will meet Thursday evening in
Barlght hall Officers will he elected for
the coming year, < large class will be
present for Initiation.
Union lodge No. ITO. Royal Achates, will
elect officers for the next six months Fri
day evening, Last Friday evening was the
regular open meeting night OF the lodge.
The time was spent in social diversions
and dancing. a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30
IMPEACHMENT COURT WANTED
German Radicals Seek Method to Hold
Chancellor Accountable for
W~rOngdOfnR.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-The moderate radical
party at a caucus today decided to intro
duce a resolution in the Reichstag for the
creation Of a high Impeachment court, bo-
fore which the chancellor could be
brought to answer for dereliotion in his
constitutional duties as between the em-
peror and the people, or in case when, al
though not unconstitutional, the imperial
acts through the chancellor may nave en-
dangered theNrealm.
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rr.terrnI UnIon or AmerIca.

The members of Omaha lodge No. 81
gave a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. +. ].
Hauner Tuesday evening In honor of their
recent marriage. About twenty members
of the order were present. Music and cards
were features of the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatiner were presented with a cary
ing set as a memento of the occasion;
Tuesday evening this lodge will hold an
open meeting and devote the time to dan
cling. At the last regular meeting officers
were elected FOR the ensuing term and all
the former, officers were tre-elected. with
one or two exceptions.
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES

sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed ut office of treasurer, Battle
Mountain Sanitarium, N. II. ID. Y. g, hot
1ntu III o'clock M, December z, 1908, and
fhed opened for furnishing and delivery
hosnitai. repairs, farm and clothing sup
niles I'M accordance with instructions and
specifications, copies OF which, with blank
pronosals and other information, may. be
had upon application to w. A. TUCKER
treasurer. Nzl-A-oO-
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Individual

Following are the scores in the two-men
and individuals bowled in the city tourna-
ment Saturday night on the Metropolitan
alleys. Captain Dick Grotte tied with Hull.
H. Primeau. Weber and Fritscher, with a
score of sos. This seems to be a fad score
for the bowlers in the city tournament.
Some of the best bowlers are yet to bowl
and some big scores are looked for to-
morrour
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MIDDLE OF BvWLlNG SEASON
Fivs-Men Teams Are Running a Good
Race for the HonOrs.
BOWLING THE LEADING SPORT
with Base HALL and Foot Ball on
ON the shelf the BOwlers VIII
HoId the LimeIIght Until
Spring.

with foot bail out of the way bowhhs
will be the center OF attraction for'a Ie"
weeks. and many OF the bag Ush players
and others who delight outdoor sports
Nave taken up the cAne Of bowling as a
ESod substitute fot' ne out-of-door games
omaha has as good / wiling alleys as any
town Nn the entire ahu pe''et -
most dties, and SIS sno" -
appreciation Of the alleys ny sN
tng them a bppd paS ~.
The city tourhap-s = is in the middle OF
the play and 1t Is impossible to determine
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ladies Of the Grand Army.

Garfield circle No. II was formally in
spected ETiday atterno9n ny me aepartt
Aurora, There was a big turnout of mem
Nbers. In the evening the circle gave an
open meeting and social. at which cards,
refreshments and dancing were the special
features. At the meeting on December IL
this circle will elect officers for the ensu-
ing year and delegates to the department
convention.
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Ladies' Of the Maccabees.

Omaha hive No. 92 will meet Tuesday
evening at 5 o'clock in Fraternity hall for
the annual election Of officers. This hive
is planning for a card party to be given
soon.
Uniform hive No. 80 will hold the installa-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30

Thc Eagles have msdO nominations for
their annual election. 10 be held Thursday
evening. beginnlng Rt $ o'clock. Here rs
the list OF nominations
prcsident-Gcorge r. West 'rf
Vice President-H Asher, danes KEEL
kenny! ....,.
ChRplain-A. Matthews.
Secrctary-D. w Canoh. 81
T~reasurer-A. v. Dresher.
Inner Guari-Tony Castonzo,
outer G~uard-Joseph Huhanks.
Trustees-J. h. Carver, Herman Beselin,
Chris Pullman, c. w. Britt. 8. T.. Fisk.
William r. Gerke. Jules Althaus, Joe Blk
lcr. Joseph Sonueberg. Jabez Cross, w. T..
Stockham, William Bodeman, Michael
Dempsey.
Phvsicians-Dr. w a. HCstetter. DR.. NJ.
j. Ford, Dr. Adolph Sachs, Or. b. w.
Christie. DIR. y. II. Cheeack.
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Ampedo, Tarp and Bud Embry also

Sixth race. five and a half furlongs, SELL
La Gloria Q0O, ]. Reid, Z to 81 won,
Lord Letson Q05, e. Martin, 3 to u second,
Fleming Q05, G. Burns, - to u third.
Time: 1:05as. Mintia, Duke Of Bridgewater;
Belle Of %Iroquois, Vivant, Lee Harrison,
Hilgert, Frier of Elgin and Pal also ran.
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American YeOmen.

The brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
Homestead No. 1914. of Council Bluffs, Ia,
of which Joseph Bradshaw, a former res
ident of Omaha, is honorable foreman,
had q large attendance at It's meeting
last Friday evening. There were Visitors
from Omaha, Logan, Sioux city, missouri
Valley and other points in Iowa. The
occasion was different from the usual
run of business. as many candidates were
No. 14O4. drill team. w. \. Shirley,
one of the supreme officers, was
present. Mr.. Shirley gave an address
relative to the progress and the good
points of Yeomanry. He also spoke of
the rood work of the drill team, of which
Mrs. Mile b. Rice is the leader. The
drill team went through with its work
without a hitch and at the conclusion
was greeted with applause.
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Ell.., MemoriaI service.

The annual memorial SERVICES OF the
lodge OF EIks will be held at the
at 1880 Sunday morning, De-
cember g.. Judge Sterling b. Toney of
Denver will deliver the memorial address.
The eulogy will be pronounced by Carl
K. Herring of Omaha.
ThA musical part of the services VIII
nison. soprano; Miss Myrtle Moses, con-
tralto; Frank J. Resler. tenor; Miss
Estelle Brown, accOmpanist; MISS Louise
violin soloist, and the Elks'
Lodge quartet. consisting of J. r. Gerke,
first tenor; E, S. Rigdon, second tenor;
DR.. c. r. Lewis, first bass, and c. s.
Haverstock, second bass.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30

The members of Grant post No. ITO, and
its auxiliary. Woman's Relief corps. viii
be the guests OF Lee Forby camp. United
Spanish-American War Veterans. and Flor
ence /. Crane auxiliary. Monday evening al
the hall OF the, latter organization In Ba-
right hall. q,
The regular meeting OF Grant post VII
be held Tuesday evening, at which Officers
win be elected for the ensuing year, anC
also delegates to the department encamp'
ment, to be held in York in May next.
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West Amber.

Mrs. A. w. spoerri was the guest Of
her friend, Mrs. Hines, In North Omaha
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Powers of Flor
ence spent Sunday with Mr.. Powers old
comrade, J. f. Aughe. and wife.
Miss Wave Oakley spent the T~hanksgiv-
ing holidays with her parents near, Grlf-
fins Grove. She Is teaching school near
Avery.
Rev. r. M. Henderson and wife ate
their Thanksgiving turkey with their
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Pratt, and family
on Decatur street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rasmus-
sen was made happy Thanksgiving week
by the advent of a new son, on Thirty
fifth and Gold streets.
John Blake of Eckerman thought he had
recovered enough TO resume his duties
at Orchard & With elm's on Monday, but
returned home Ill again.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. witherell enter
tanned a party of young people from Souti
Tenth street at their home on South Fifty
first street Thursday evening.
MessrS- Francis Butts and Ernest
II snEs;sivi Mash at the ansi FAMILY hSm hO@estes sIeo oi
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake in Eckerman-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blakely enter
tanned as their Thanksgiving guests Mr.
at their country home near Evergreen
cemetery.
Miss Amanda Moore died at the Swedish
hospital in Monmouth Park Monday. Tn.
NAE ~ ~ NV 1AAAa hNNAA@ "
Fifteenth and Writ streets Wednesda!
afternoon.
News has been received of the recover!
ter, Mrs. Thed Smith, and her husband
went there last week from their home IL
West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Shandy are entertain
ing their little granddaughter, Gladys
during the extreme illness OF their son
Thomas l.. Shandy of typhoid fever a
his home on Fifth and Hickory streets
The Ladies' Aid society, which was tC
dent, Mrs. D.. shandy, on the Heights
has been recalled on account of the seriou
illness OF her son Thomas, and will holt
q halliday meeting az the home of Mrs
Frank 8. Hensman. Forty-sixth and Cente
streets, Thursday afternoon. December
TO sew carpet rags and make arrangement
for q Christmas entertainment. All vii
meet al 1 o'clock
officer Frank s. Aughe. wife and daugh
ter Helen, accompanied by Mr.. Aughe'
father and mother, went to Ashland las
Wednesday morning to attend the weddinI
OF a g~randniece, Miss Nina Dean, to G
Bingham The bride is the younges
daughter OF the late Dennis Dean, pionee
mill owner of Ashland. and the groom !
miller now. After a weeks wedding tri
to Kansas City hey will be at home at tn
Mold Dean homestead. The Aughe familie
pRrties and reunions of the Aughe familie
al the homes OF Mrs. NJ. J.. Whitelocl
chandler and Mrs. Guy Whiteiock. Thesl
fanaily reunions are held every Thanks
Eiv1pg holiday,
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ton OF officers at It's meeting wednesday
=, evening. .
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Me souTH oMAHHA ANP WEsTME lssl

THE SOUTH Nah AN1 dS
kA9msba' Nebo October Z, 190s.-A, spe-
eisi meeting Of the stoesh 9.ieTsa6 OF co the
SOug viii be held at ths office OF the
Company in omAhs, Neh. on EIids ~ Pc Pc
oember is, 1905. at ~ o'clock a M, lot tshe
ssia OF the railroad of The South
nnahs and Western Railroad Company,
LIN It's franchises and a~ppurtenances, It's
w asfate ana personal property, TO Union
Pacific railroad Company. the eonsidera;
a. For spch sale to be the cancellation OF
.toh honds and satisfaction OF the mort
gsse of said The South Omaha and West
ern Railroad Company, and the M
ITr,tan Pacific Railroad Company; and for
he purpose OF transacting all such other
Srs,ness as may legally come before the
SnnSInH. For the purposes of the meeting
the books Tor The transfer OF In stS %6nd w,l
DC Sh II 1908, and will be reopened at
10 O'Clock a. m. on Saturday Decem6er
IL. iyos. IT. M. ORR Secretary. oSdtoDS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30

NAV. s. Curtis returned early in the
week from a trip to South Dakota
The bellevue boys and girls were all at
home fpr the Thanksgiving holiday,
Mr. ~. L. Johnson left on Friday for a
bnsinesb trip TO the western part OF the
state.
Miss @onstShce huIloes OF Sleselsno u,
is spending lhe "inUer WIN heF aunt MIS-
A. Nhmes w. Hamilton n son, VIII
liam on Friday 10 spend a few days
in chif4fo.
~. H1orge Leavltt and snail dauEhte
Florence Ie,t On Nonuoy vi sHen nomo III
Denver, iS0i0'
NJ. Element Chase returned on VFednes-
day frouf ~ VISIT OF seNsfei "eeAs IN Aos
Angeles. Su-
Tba missionary society OF the Dundee
Presbyteflan enurSn met rrluay hhisrnooh
with MrfA a y Sr0ssmAA
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
MADAM PACIFIC

Third class rates from Omaha.
&c Hamburg, bremen, Antwerp -. $500
To Livefpoob. London, Glasgow. .&B3.Ts
To Scandinavian points $780,. .367.6a
ana = 0lSrs st- oIsoAuo. IA
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LEGAL NOTICES

aEAI,ED PROPOSALS WILL b RE- RI
ceiyed at office Of treasurer baetIe
Mountain sanitarium, N. H. 6akots'
sptunsiSS' o,clock m. December q, 1905, ano
then opened for furnishing all Necessary
labor and materials for eompieting rhc
Ilhal InSt in The basement of ward No. :
eavtp Mountain sanitsrium, N. II. D. y
Sc Hot Springs, South Dakota, IN ,,o a st,ons
ahCe ~ ,vhich- with other
Tnsv he had upon application TO w: a
TTrCvK Err. Treasurer NE'-@'D0'
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Individual averages:

Team standing and individual averages of
Metropolitan Bowling league for week end
ing November 2s:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30

Local s.-s...b $50 pm bu:l5 ana
w. Daily except sunday. c sun
ysd DAILY except Saturday.
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Hyour goods are thoroughly distributed. take this list under consideration,
and if you want any information write The Daily Club. 9O1 World Building,
Ny City, &< #~ .W rG
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Harte entertained
last week for Messrs. Charles Marsh,
Charles Lorney, VIII Phelps, Mrs. J.
Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harte and
katherine McCallahan OF Omaha.
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St. Paul Dispatch
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Seauls Poa.ln,e lsenees
Springfield Republican
Springfield Union
Springfield Qll.) Register
Spokane Spokesman Review
Tsrre HAu,e Tribune
Toronto Globe
Trenton Times
Troy Record a3
Washinston Star
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-30

Mrs. Ed Heyden and children, Edo Hoy
ence Jones OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs, L. r.
Smith OF Benson were guests at dinner last
Thursday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. HeYden.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-21
Bad SYMPTOMS.

The woman who has periodical head.
aches, backache, secs imaginary dark
Apots or specks floating or dancing before
her eyes, has>gnawing distress or heavy
full feeling " stomach, faint spells, drag
ging down feeling In lower abdominal or
pelvic region. easily startled or excited.
irreguM or painful periods, with or with
Gu. ISlyie Satrh, Is suffering ,h iTon
have eQy attention. Not oil OF above
symptoms aE likely to be presen, 10 any
Neglected or badly treated and such
cases %iHn run Into maladles which de.
manf We surgeons knife II they do not
resttfatally.
No medicine eS,ant has such 4 long
and nuneLQllS Lccpfd Of cllres~ IN such
Slscs as Dr. .pleIce's. -ElYQrlle- PIeacIIl'
tIQl.-- No medlclne has such q strong
pTQlessl6hE lldlfz liaIlI-1I- EalG-nLlls
SGlctlI In2te dlents=-Marih b Elnrc hapRly
puRLher " ordinary hon; proless lonAl1e
uWQnlals.. The very best Ingredients
Known 70 medical science for the cure OF
woman's peculiar ailments enter into IT,
composition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit-iormlng drug Ia 10 be found In the
list OF It's ingredients printed on each
bottle. wrapper and attcSted under oath
In any condition OF the female system,
DR.. Plerce's FavOrte Prescription can do
only good-ncvor harm. It's whole effect
Is 10 strengthen, invigorate and regulate
the whole female system and especially
the pelvic organs. When these are dc.
ranged In function or affected by disease,
the stomach and other organs OF digestion
become sympathctically dcranged, enc
nerves are weakened, and long list OF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-21
Great Work for Statehood.

Statehood is assured from
this session Of Congress and the
statehood bill will unquestionably
pass at the short session Of that
honorable body. You may state
that Governor Curry and the
New Mexico delegation have pos
itively secured the unmeasured
assistance of President Roosevelt,
Vice President Fairbanks, Secre-
tary Taft, Speaker Cannon, Sen
ator Beveridge, Chairman Ham,
ilton of the House committee on
territories, and that they say the
statehood bill will go through
without a hitch"
This information which will be
read with pleasure all over New
Mexico, was made public by Hon.
Solomon Luna and Hon. H. O.
Bursum, members of the New
Mexico delegation who have just
returned from Washington. Both
of these men, who have spent
over a month in the national can
ital, are enthusiastic over the
prospects of this territory for adj
mission to the union at an early
day and Of the support that the
territory has received from the
most influential men Of the coun-
try. Continuing they said:
There is noquestion that New
Mexico will at last secure state
hood. Sentiment in Congress is
strong for statehood and both
favorable to our early admission.
Arrangements have been made
to send a joint committee of the
Senate and House to New Mex
leo during recess to inquire fully
into our fitness for statehood,
We know, and the members of
Congress generally know, that
New Mexico will more than make
good on close inspection. We
have nothing to fear and every
thing to gain from a visit of such
a committee and they will be
given ample opportunity to see
everything in New Mexico,
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Should Have No Voice in Re.
publican Politics.


The New Mexican's Albuquer-
que morning contemporary is of
the opinion that Delegate W. H.
Andrews ought to be eliminated
from New Mexico politics simply
and solely because he has been the
best delegate this territory ever
had and has secured more bene-
fits from Congress and the adj
illustrative departments for the
Sunshine Territory than any
other man; especially has he
served Albuquerque faithfully
and successfully. But then Dele
gate Andrews will not bend the
pregnant hinges of his knees"
to those who control the policy
OF the paper. However, as that
paper cannot in the very nature
of things and should not have
any voice in the conduct of Re-
publican party affairs, its venem-
Gus hostility to Delegate An.
drews will not cut much ice.
The Republican party Of this ter
ritory at the proper time in fair
and representative convention
will make its nomination for the
position and thereafter it will do
the electing in November coming.
That this years political cam
paign will be strenuous one is
believed by every man who is
acquainted with territorial politi-
cal conditions and the great in
fllx Of new voters since Novem-
Der, 1906. The opponents and
enemies of the Republican party
are figuring that this new voting
element is overwhelmingly Dem
ocratic and will vote any "yel-
low dog" ticket. That the new
immigration is more Democratic
than Republican in politics, as
much of it did and does come
from Texas and Oklahoma, may
be a fact, but so far it is only
assumption and surmise. 1t i:
very likely that amongst the new
settlers there are many Republic
cans and probably even a good
many of them from Oklahoma
who left that state because they
became disguised with the Dem
ocratic party's doings and Dem
ocratic administration method.
there. New Mexico Republican
at any rate will be in this year.
political campaign well organized
and under first-class Leadership
and determined to make a sue
cessful and winning fight despit'
the advice of yellow sheets an,
sore head would be-politicians
Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Phone los.

Foraker is singing his tale of
woe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-21

All the prosperity New Mexico
has or ever had, has been under
a Republican national admins
tration, and yet there are news
papers in the territory that, for
campaign purposes, blacken their
skylights and shut out the sun of
prosperity. Their editorial eX-
pressions and their news columns
don't run team very well. FL
Paso Herald.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-21

Congressman Reeder, Of Kan
sas, has introduced a bill to
amend the McCumber age PEN
sion act in two places. When a
soldier is unable to prove his age,
Raeder wants to compel the Pen
sion Office to regard the soldier
as having been 25 years on jan
uary LIST, 1866. Then he wants
the age limit reduced. His bill
fixes it at $l2 for 60 years, SIS
for 81 years and 500 for 70.