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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
MAY BE ANOTHER
HILL MYSTERY
"A $500, 600 Deal in Portland Warehouse Pro-
pery Causes Much Curiosity

PORTLAND, Jan. 27.-A deal in
Portland warehouse property to the
value Of $l,5O0,000 became public to-
day BY the recording Of % deeds in
which John w. Craig Of Los An
geies appears as the purchaser. The
property consists Of a string Of nine
blocks lying between 18th and 18th
streets and extending from Hoyt to
Quimby streets. The deal is not SO
important because Of the high valua-
s;a, of gha oworerf,, ae II y H., rssaor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
WHY CHILDREN LIE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27l'AIl children
are born liars" says Professor L. ".
O'Shea Of Wisconsin University, in
Chicago today. In explanation OF his
assertion he declared that he has four
children and they are as big liars as
any in the sense he describes
1T is child's nature" he said, Ito
color things when he explains and this
should be taken into consideration by
parents
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
CUBAN CELEBRATE.

HAVANA, Jan. 27,-Festiviites at
tending the inauguration OF the new
Cuban government which will occur
at noon tomorrow begun this evening
with brilliant illumination Of the city
and a farewell ball to Governor Ma
goon A notable ceremony today was
decorating Of the old battleship Maine
with elaborate wreaths of garlands
and hosting of the American flag at
half mast on the protruding military
top.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
PRESIDENT SPRINGS
ANOTHER SURPRISE
Appoints Committee to Consider Needs Of Navy to
Bring Better Results

WASHINGTON Jan. 27, r Presi-
dent Roosevelt believes the organiza-
ton Of the navy department Is not
such as to bring the best results and
he appointed committee today to
Consider certain needs Of the navy"
His action was somewhat OF sur
prise in view Of the fact that mem-
bers Of the commission appointed to-
day met At Washington two weeks
ago and endorsed Secretary New
herrys plan Of the reorganization
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
ONE KILLED N THE U.
?. WRECK
RUMoR THAT FOUR WERE
KILLED is WITHOUT
FOUNDATION

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Jan. 27.-The
rumor which gained currency today
that four persons were killed in a
Union Pacific train wreck yesterday is
without foundation. Miss ClingepuI
Is the only one killed. The condition
however Of Mrs. Hichox and John
Prefer, both whom are over so years
old, is extremely serious, The rail-
road officials are now at the scene in.
vestigating the cause Of the wreck.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
OBJECTS TO BOOZE BANQUET

CHICAGO, Jan. 27,-The National
prohibition committee tonight issued
a protest against what it calls the
booze banquet" to be held at Spring
field, February 18th, to celebrate the
Lincoln centennial Ii says the decis-
ion of the committee to use wine is in
defiance OF the martyred presidents
prineipIes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
LOSES BY ONE VOTE.

MADISON, Jan, q. Senator
Stephenson lacked but one vote oi
being reelected to the United State:
Senate on the first ballot in joint as
sembly today Two senator's being
absent the total vote was I3l, thus
requiring IS votes for choice. Steph-
enson received 6S.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28

naval expenditures and need of any
Legislation to improve the administra'
lion Of the navy department, AN
nouncement Of the Presidents action
came entirely unexpected at the navy
department, Newberry appeared to
be the most surprised OF all, Preced-
ing by several hours the Presidents
was the issuance Of a
general order BY Secretary Newberry
which had been approved BY the
President designed to carry into Ell.
feet the seeretary's reorganization
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
SENATE PASSES BILL Increasing
SUPREME COURT JUDGES
BOY LOST IN CHINATOWN.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 27.-The po-
lice have been enlisted in a search
for Roland Poston, son Of B. F. l..
Poston, a prominent contractor Of
Boise, Idaho. Young Poston, has been
living here with his mother and last
night left to visit Chinatown. He has
suddenly disappeared and Mrs. Pos
ton believes that some accident has
befallen him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
MEETS FATE OF JONAH.

MEsSINA, Jan. 27.-An enormous
whale was captured on the coast Of
Catania and in the stomach was
found the leg Of man with the shoe
on it. The shoe indicated it had been
worn by an Italian sailor who probab-
ly was the victim Of tidal wave fol-
lowing the earthquake.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
LIGHTsHIP ADRIFT.

PORTLAND, Jan. 27.-The local
Office Of the lighthouse department
states that the Umatilla reef ightship
No. 81 went adrift today, She is sup
posed to be making for Port Angeles
under her own steam. 1t is expected
she will be replaced within the next
few days.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28

OLYMPIA, Jan. 27.-Samuel G.
Cosgrove was sworn in as Governor
Of Washington today, two weeks to
the day from the time appointed by
law Cosgroye reached Olympia this
afternoon from Paso Robles where
he went shortly after the election on
account OF his health At 3 o'clock
the Goyernor-elect left his private car
and entered the auto accompanied by
Governor Mead and lieutenant
Governor Hay. The party were met
at the north entrance of the capitol by
a Legislative committee OF fourteen
who escorted Cosgrove to the house
chamber where the legislature as
sembled in joint session. Cosgrove
was supported to the speakers plat
form by two members OF the senate
and his entrance to the chamber was
a signal for prolonged applause. Al
though weak and emaciated the Gov
ernor-elect was able to stand alone
and deliver short address, speaking
in a clear, firm voice,
The Governor-elect took this occa-
sion TO return the thanks for the mes
sages OF sympathy which have come
to him from all over the state which
he appreciated deeply. He said there
was some little matters of the legisla-
tion which he wanted to mention He
said he would like TO see a strong
local option law enacted, and Il want
no foolishness about it, either" This
he said is only fair TO the saloonmen
and to those who oppose the saloon.
The Governor-elect said that there
is some question as to the legality of
the railroad commission law. A fed
eraI judge in Washington has given
it as his opinion, Cosgrove said, that
the law is unconstitutional; Cosgrove
said he himself believed it unconstitu-
tionaI and he believed that the legisla-
ture would take the same view when
it examined the law,
1T would be calamity" he de-
clared, IF the people of this State
should go on day after day, and when
they want to use the power Of the
railroad commissioning use the COM
itself--should find themselves
stranded by the high courts who de.
clared it unconstitutional"
Cosgrove also advised an amend
ment to the primary law in regard to
the matter of election Of judges, He
said he thinks that two judges should
be nominated to be voted on by each
elector so that it would not be the
simply farce OF voting for one man,
Cosgrove said he simply made these
suggestions; he had brought no mes
sage; he had written no message; he
had done nothing, and he does not
expect to be able to do anything. He
asked as a special favor that the legis-
lature pass the Joint resolution giving
him indefinite leave OF absence so
'That | may recuperate myself and
become stronger; so that when l
come back will be Governor in deed
and in truth; that is what l want
to be-"
Concluding, Cosgroye said that al
though he had been forbidden to talk,
he could not come up here, "Like
monkey and keep still He then said
he was ready to "Take that peculiar
of Office, that nobody knows anything
about and although | may later find
out what il is, ] know now whatever
1t is, It win make me the Governor Of
Washington"
Chief Justice Rudkin Of the SUI
preme court then administered the
aath af oeliea falIaWina. which Couera
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
WANT Presidents VIEWS. BEFORE
PASSING JAPANESE BILLS

disappeared in the slush and mud.
Secretary Frederick Healcy IN des.
eribing the ophidian precipitation
said;
"We thought At first that they were
worms or fish, but on inspection saw
thar they were really snakes measnr-
ing from three 10 seven inches in
length and averaging a quarter q an
inch In thickness, We made no a..
tempt 70 obtain any specimens"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28

The local agent Of the vendee has
offered to lease portions Of the puf-
chase for two to three years II Is
notable, too, that the same tier Of
blocks lying one block east Is the
property OF the Hill railroads and
that the key lots which connect the
present purchase with the waterfront
are also owned BY the Hill interests.
II is suggested that the purchase has
70 do with an unofficial announcement
that i g lie intention 81 lie HilI
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
GIRL SAVES ANOTHER.

NEW YORK, Jan, 27.-Miss Bess-
ie Love, a stenographer, at the risk Of
her life, saved her roommate, Minnie
Brooks, from death last night, by
dasRing back into burning apart
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
SHELTER WAR ON.

MEXICO CRY, Jan. PIT was
reported tonight that the National
Smelling Co., Of New York had pur-
chased the smelter Of the compania
Metalurgia Of Torreen for $64,oOO,0O0
The purchase is said TO be the first
"a. +. ~. araa4 mar het,aaeu the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
A FINE HEIFER.

CHICAGO. Jan, a. A Holstein
heifer on the farm OF Senator Isaac
Stevenson at Kenosha, Wis, produced
q pounds Of butter last week. The
balasr seia for more than ~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
GOES TO JURY.

UNION CITY, Jan. 27. - Edward
Marshall, the nightrider case in which
the defendant is charged with com
plicity Of the murder Of Captain Ran
ken went to the jury today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
SNOW AT PENDLEroN.

PENDLEToN, Or, Jan. 27 An
other sudden change in the weather
occurred this morning when the sky
Guided and snaru heaan fallina ahouf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
WILL ARRIVE MONDAY
Roosevelt COngratulates Cover.
nor Glllstt When he Hears Of
the Determination
IS TO BE MADE PUBLIC

President Informs Governor That the
Letter Can be Published II 80 De-
sirsd--Senator Mare Anthony Pre-
sents Joint Resolution.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
TAX MIDDLE DELAYED
Held Up by Representative
Campbell VINO Wanted Il
Printed Before Acted Upon
CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY UP

Appropriations Of 100000 For Road
is Asked-Harrinan Promises to
Subscribe 5000 klamath and Jack
son Counties VIII Give $4,000 Each.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-28
Governor, Elects Arrival
Cheered at Olympia
MAKES BRIEF ADDRESS
Gives His Opinion That the Rail-
road Commission Law is
Unconstitutional

Also Advises Amendment to the Pri-
mary Law in Regard to the Mat
ter Of Election Of Judges--Will Re-
turn to California Friday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06


| Fnd adoptado el proyecto del Con
| sejo No, SO en- referencla Z las calidca
Clones de votantes en- elecciones de es.
cuelas, votando Prince en- contra.
Fue adoptado el sustituto al pro.
yecto de la Camara No. sl, respectc
al euerpo dc salubridad.
Fn6 adoptado 81 proyecto de la Cd.
mara No. 10 para que los comisiona-
dos de eondado llenen yacancias en- el
lempleo De mayordomos de acequia,
yotal do Prince en- contra.
Fue adoptado u proyecto del conse-
10 No 66 para Ia conservation y res
guafdo de obietos hist6rlcos.
Fue adoptado el proyecto del Con
.sejo No, n para la distribution de di-
neros derivados de las forestas na-
.cionales.
Fue adoptado el sustituto de la Ca
mara al proyecto de la Camara No.
Y sobre eiecncioues de propiedad per-
sonal
Por consentimiento unanime, Ham
ley introduio 81 proyecto No. lis, en-
referencia 4 prioridad en- derechos de
aqua.
El proyecto de la Camara No. ll6
agreg ando el condado de Torrance al
distrito de Santa F6 fue adoptado.
ri Consejo So prorrogo hasta 81 jue-
YES 4 las de la tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06
NO. 80.

Hemos estado presentando pelicio-
nes para, una ley de opcion local que
han venido dc todas parties del Terri
torlo. ningun lugar ha faltado hasta
ahora en-rosponder 4 donde hayamos
eacrito q enviado peticioncs No he-
mos lenido aviso sino de una pequena
porci6n del Territorio, solamente de
aquellos lugares donde teniamos unio-
nes 8 eonociamos algnn residente, 9
por medic de las iglesias, mas juzgan-
do por 81 dxito que hemos tenido, po-
driamos iuntar una petici6n de l00, 900
firmantes 81 tnvitsemos tempo para ir
tras ellos No hay duda alguna res
pecto los deseos de nuestro pueblo.
Los niilos de las escuelas estan jun-
tando una petici6n la misma debis
tener peso. pues cllos son las victlmas
4 quienes Sc ponen las trampas, se-
ria un ccraz6n muy duro aquel que
pudiese resistir 1 su ruego
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06
RoTAs De la U. M. i. G.

!
Ha llegado 81 dc Mario no ha
habido estado para Nuevo Mexico
Hay un sentimiento do justa indigna-
cion en todo 81 territorio. no tanto
porque nos niegan admission, sino 4
callsa de los frlvolos II necios pretes-
los que alegan para tai; neg gaci6n.
| 81 todos los estados fuesen lnodelos
Dc erudicion legislative j de sabidu-
lria rectitud; de justieia juridica q
Iinlparcialidad, estuviesen habitados
lspor "a ntos que seguian elcursode Ia
santidad y sabidalfia con mahtos IN
lnlacnlad dos cor azones prros. ent6n-
/ Ices poarialnos sentir1a u iusticia cie ser
excludes de. esta selecta reunion.
l'ero cuando nos sirven diariarnente 4
ca nuestra atnida regular de la prem
ga reIatos de manoteo municipal, de
abusos de las coiiibinaciones de ma
nipnlaciones senatoriales q i yeces
de reyertas senatoriaIesl de crueld a.
des de las corporaciones, de labor de
niiios, del diluvio de ignorancia po-
breza que entra al puerto de N,ieva
York, por runbo dc Ellis Island des-
de el oriente, no podemos atinar con
el verdadero punto De vista
Realmente henos estate imbuidos
con la idea de que nuestra estrella
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06

| No. 1879, por Valdez, para enmendar
la secci6n 4l4l de las Leyes Recopi-
ladas
No 200, por Bushkevitz, enmendan-
ldo la Sec. "A, Cap. 36de las Leyes de
la Asamblea 37a.
| No. 20l. por Pacheco, enmendando
la ley relativa q la classification de
condados.
4 No, 202, por Valdez, ppr sdplicas
lprohibiendo la yenta do todas classes
de licores embriagantes en- Nuevo M6-
xico.
SESSION DE LA TARpE
La Camara Sc reunio 4 Ia hora se-
dalada.
yarios proyectos del consejo fuerou
referidos
| Fu6 adoptado el proyecto de la Ca
mara No. 200 para que q testimonio
ante gran jurados sea tornado por IN
Itaqufgrafo.
Fue adoptado el sustituto del Com
sejo a la resolution de la Camara No.
pidiendo copias 4 Ia comisi6 del sena-
do sobre territories en- contra do Off
lcialesd Nnevo Mexico.
El proyecto de la Camara No. AZ,
fue adoptado despues De un debate
fuerte acrilnonioso, por una vota-
cion dc - contra II. Sc reiiere al mo-
do de escoger juTados.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron in
troducidos y referidos
No. 203, por Valdez, para fomentar
ensenanza moralen las escuelas.
No 2o4, por Mirabal, enmendando
Ia Seccion 4l4l de las I4eyes Recopila-
das de 1897.
No. 2o5, por Mirabal. tocante 4 4
reparticl0u de aqua
No 20G, por Martinez, para que vo-
te q pueblo de varios condados acerca
de dar licencia 4 las cantinas.
No 207, por Upton, para enrnendar|
IA See Cap 10, de las eyes de LII
Assembled s7a ss
Mo- 20xs spors ipton. para ennefialsl
la Seceipfs 5;ee las iseyes RecopilA-
das de 1897
No 200. por Upton, enmendando o la |
ley sobrc compahias de dep6sitV
No 2l0, por Mullens y Bfico, en- refe-
,rencia al traiico en- licores
No. 2ll, por Blattman, creando un
cuerpo territorial de embasamadores.
No 2l2. por Chayes dc Sierra para
abolir la policia montads
Prorroga hasta el iueses 4 las 10 de
la manana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06

El anticuado medic de sobrecargar
de drogas ell debilitado estomago o
estimular el Corazon los Rinones es
completamente equivocado. Ell DR..
Shoop fue quien primeramente senaIo
ese error. ESQ es el porque esa pre-
scripcion E Restaurativo del DR..
Shoop- dirigido directamente a las
causas de evas enfermedades-l
nervios interiores 0 sea los que rigen.
No es ton diiicil. dice el DR.. Shoop,
reforzar un Estomago, cofazon O.
Rinones debiles. 81 Sc procede clio
correctamente. Cada organo interior
tiene su predominante interior
nervio. Cuando esos nervios decaen,
entonces esos organos deben segura-
mente faltar. Esos whales verdades
compelen los farmaceuticos de todas
parties a dispensar y recomendar el
Restorative del DR.. Shoop." Prue-
belo Vd. unos dias, y veal Mejora.
miente pronto seguramente seguira.
Vendido por STRIPPING. Burrows & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06
LA ASAMBLEA
LEGISLATIVE.
LuNEs, MARIO l.
CoNsEJo.


El consejo SO reunio q las dc Ia
tarde,
Valias peticlones fueron presenta-
das de diferenies condados en- favor dc
opci6u local.
yarios informes de comislones f,,e-
ron reclbidos.
i. .,...,,..,o. ,,,,..,,., !,
trod ucidos y referidos:
No 100 autorizando 4 oomisiona.
dos de condado para disponer de edi-
aeios p,iblicos.
No. lOl. nor Ca,ron. para reeulari-
ar procedimientos de apelaci6n ante
la corte suprema del Territorio. El
acta fu6 adoptado bajo suspension de
reelas
M lo2 nor Catron On referaneia h
iianzas de oiiciales ' administrator
El proyeoto fu6 adoptado unanime-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06
DEFuNcIoN.

El jueves 25 de Febrero, las 8 de
la noche falleci6 en- su residencia en-
Chimay6, NJ. M, la Sra. Doloritas
Jaramillo de Martinez, despues de una
larga penosa enfermedad, que la
tuvo postrada Gu CANA diez meses;
contaba al tempo de su muerte 40
amos ? meses y Z dias. Fue muy apre-
|eiada por todas las personas que la
|conocieron en- vida, tuvo una muer-
te resignada y cristana deja sumidos
en- acerbo dolor 4 su esposo Felipe
Martinez, tres hijos y tres hijas, Sam
tlago, Uvaldo, Adrian, Natividad, Ja-
'cinta y Cleofes Martinez, que siempre
le guardaron buen respecto y deploran
su eterna ausencia Asi mismo La
mentan su p6rdida una hermana tres
hermanos, Petrita Jaramillo de Mar
tinez, Epifanio. Hermenegildo Mi
gnel laramillo, y un gran ndmero de
tios Y demas parientes, Su funeral Sc
verified el s5bado L las de Ia mana
ma, saliendo de La casa una gran pro-
cesi0n de parientes Y amigos. dirigida
por los Sres. Maxine Martinez. Dio-
nicio Ortiz y Vidal Truiillo, a la Ca
pilla de Nuestro Senior de Esquipula,
y de ALI al camposanto de la misma
capilia donde sus restos mortalcs fue-
ron depositados.
Damos nnestras mas sinceras gra-
cias 4 todas las personas que nos
acompanaron.
Felipe Martinez hijos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06

Ell CAPTAIN r. "a. Ford, que ha suceI
dido en- el pnesto de ayudante general
del Territorio, al General A. F.. Tar
kington, g naturai De Illinois y vino
i Nuevo Mexico cuatro aiIosh hii esta-
bleciendose en- Silver City.
Graeuado de de ma escuela militar
|entrd de voluntario en la guerra his.
pano americana sirvid en Cuba 60
mo teniente segundo. Despues de Ia
guerra volyio al coegio y complied
sus estudios de abogado. volvi6 des-
pues al servicio como Official estudian-
to de la Escuela do Linen
Tuvo experiencia en- la guardia ma
cionaI de dos estados y en- 81 territorio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06

~ '"'n'" g. uereAp'q 7Yvne''
quc ~ .''''enlo' 90 Npe'" "a '''YN''o re' ''
p'e''a'prp'e, IN pucs'o ne i"s "eg"''rs
oV'''sn'''o ps n'c'o7 en's"s' /" ''' ~ ~
! Hu4 '"7 tn'si'os sean p'ep''pV''' ''V'u
'a'''i
Por tehto, sen resuelto, Que IA dlch'
| Comision sobre Territories del sepal
1 do de los Estados unldos sea y POI
es'a es suplicada de tras'nltir en se'
guldauna eopla dc tedos los papeles'
cargos y todas las demis declaraclo'
nes y testimonlo de cuaiqplera elass
al Vopernador del Iefrltorio dc Nnc'
= '''N ~
/ iiesutivase ademas' que nua copia
de esta resoluolon sea trasmitida poi
telegrafo al Dclegado W. II Andrews
al Presidents de los Estados unidos y
al presidente de la comlslon sobre re-
rritor'os del Senado,
varias peticiones fueron presenta-
das EN- favor de opcI6n local y un gran
ndmero de comisiones dieron informes
acerca de proyectos referidos a elias.
nj proyecto dc la Camara No, l91.
fijando en- 3cenlavos por milla la tari-
ia de pasaleros en- ferrocarriles, fuG
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06


siendo ayudante de su predecessor. su
nombramiento como ayudante general
es considerable como muy acertado. A
esta saz0n eI trabajo de la oficina del
ayudante general adquiere una impor-
tancia que pocos realizan entire los
que no estan al tanto del programa
adoptado por 81 Congreso y el Depar-:
tamento de Guerra. Este programme
provee que la guards sea la segunda
Inca de la defensa nacional.
El Captain Ford J esposa han esta-
do en- Santa F6 algunas semanas y va
Sc han grangeado muchos amigos
partidularlnente en- los circuios So
ciales,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-03-06
LuNEs. MARIO /.
CANAAN.

La Camara Sc reunio las de Ia
tarde.
La resoluci6n siguiente fue adoptas
da unanimemente:
Por cuanto, ciertos cargos fueron
hechos perjudiciales al Terrilorio de
Nuevo Mexico, sns ciudadanos j Off
ciales, acusandolos de diversas ofen-
sas;
Por cuanto, estos cargos fueron he-
chos la base para un ataque contra
Nuevo Mexico, j con el objeto de de-
rrotar el proyecto de estado, por cier-
tos miembros de La comisi6n sobre
territories del senado;