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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
HUSBAND IS HELD.
Mysteriosas Death of q Chicago We

Chicago, May 3o.--Mrs. Nora Jane Cleminson. 2s years old. was found dead in bed of chloroform poisoning today. and her husband. pr. Haldane Cleminson, 27 years old. who reported the finding of the body by himself, and said that he was suffering the effects of chloromorm, Is held by the police. According to pr. Cleminson. he awoks this morning violently i'll. Ills wife was dead.
 pr. C1eminson insists that he and his wife were the victims of robbers. He told the police that money, spoons and jewels were missing. An investigation disclosed the jewels mentioned in pr. Cleminson's vest. According to the police. the doors and windows had not been tempered with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
seamen are suffocated.

London, May 30.-A dispatch from Hong Kong says that two officers, Lar kin and Rapp, and three of the crew of the United States collier Nanshan, were suffocated by noxious gases caus- ed by the rushing of water during 9 typhoon on the voyage from Mantle to Hong Kong. Captain Carter was se- riously injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
centr.l Itpiyer.ity Fight

Louisville. Ky, May 30.-Whether the fight to prevent the control of Central University at Danville. Ky. from pass ing from the hands of the Kentucky Synod will be carried into the civil courts or not will be decided this week. Bennett H. Young, who made the night and lost at the Savannah meeting, sc, announced today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
Records Made by Ball
 Players In Southern League

published Atlanta Georgian 
  the rst Q be me an aver o of hitting follows lower wn. Persons hitting Osteen 245
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
shnot. wise to nenth.

Fairmont, W. Va. May s0.--Pavin Bickinas, a Lithunian, shot and killed his wife today at Pennington, near here, then shot himself in the head ana is dying in hospital here. Jeal- ousy is said by the man to have been the cause of the tragedy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
rrNrRAI NnrIcr

The friends of MT. and Mrs. F. F. John stone and family are invited to attend the funeral of their daughter Alice Fra ser. from the family residence ct Clover dale this (Monday) morning at eleven o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
CLOSES FOR SUMMER
INTERESTING FLORAL SERVICE AT
 MOBILE JEWISH TEMPLE.

Federal Memorial Day Is FittingIy Ob-
 served, Both by White Grand
 Army Veterans and by
 the Negroes.
 Mobile, May --(Special)--A floral service was held this morning at 10 o'clock in the Jewish Temple. marking the close of the Sunday School for the summer There was a large attend ance and a very enjoyable program consisting of music and song. recita- ton and awarding the usual distribu- tion of the prizes for attendance and proficiency in Sunday School lessons
 Memorial Day Celebrated.
 Federal Memorial Day was celebrat-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

EVERYBODY can afford to own Q type writer at our pricss Machines from si0 up. Cash or easy payments Repairs and sup niies southern Typewriter Exchange. Mont.
 Womery. -tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

QUorATIoNs. etc. in facsimile of perfect typewriting done; name and address In. serted to match. and envelope addressed where desired D L Davant Typewriter Go.
 First National Bank Bids. -.tG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

pr. s. J.. wyiie. a leading citizen of Columbus, Ga. is at the Exchange Hotel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
FURNITURE.

---- ITIS -o c, s-S -S,> - nifura: we repair and refinish your furnI. ture. Geo. B. Wragg Furniture Co. Phone 96s. -tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

MT. George Fee. q prominent busi' ness man of Columbus, Ga, is in Mont gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

o'cennor little Rock :. :. ........... .......... l Cobb. Memphis. ................. .....r.... l crsnston Memphis .......... ......... .......... Maxweii. New Orleans ...:..... Weaver. Nashville .......... .......... sssssh sssssli hsslf hssiis Rock : ;:.:::::,i kdTsls kkTspasTTisk, Ts,,s Aslaata hnas Heiine. Birmingham ............... ,.........14 Eass Esooa. Itie Rock Bartley New orleans ........... .......... Stark. Little Rock .>.... ..... .......... Fiehardy. Birbngham . " ......" Eiyeiy. Montgomery . -. ........ Taornton. Mobile. -. " .... ...::.....1s Weimer. New Orleans :. ............. ..........12 shriyers, New Orleans. s............. ....., Daly, Montgomery .............. ... sxsaa bexser. New crssas @ .ii connoIiy. Little Rock ...: =. : ....... ..:... kObertson Nashville ............. ....Il B is Ns.ssa, New Orleans: :..::::,s co@pton, Little R;ck @ .. .............. ::. Perry Llttle Rock .:..... ..'..'' III MeMurray Atianta :. " ............. " I Gygli. sirmingham :........s..... ..........ls Boucher, Little Rock ............ ....... Mca~rsy, Brmingham :. .... .............( ....1s EassS EnSson iatie MHeiis Rock =. " Collins Collins Lttts Mt5nbis Rock ... 
 BemontrsviiIe, be New orleans Winners. Asaata a,r o,;.:a. .........:........ Fl Woodrua Memphis :. =. -. ........... ........ Hickman. Mobile. ..... .......'.'.'' ''.. Haeisman New Orleans. ......... ..... F Larsen. BirmingSam ...... :. ............. -. bnsgsn NashSiie =. : : ......... .....: Ress Ress New New Orleans Orleans " " =. Newton. Atianta =. ..''..:...''' '''''lo f4aSSS sf4sSSPp IdSTTa RiSs%Tinsham ::.: ::: shannon Montgomery =. .................... :. Tsriston s oIl Little Rock : .,.1! Foraan K0an. Atanas aaianta '.'.' .1s Miseman Nashville " -. Roesenheid' Montgomery Saiesser & Memphis :. =. " ............. sS BernSard SashSiiis .......:..... , sasthsws soMin; New Orleans " =. ...::..... Fioggrnoy Migneo MttYe Rock Manuel Birmingham .........'' ''''''' '..' suchanan Little Rock -. =. .......... ....:. dnsarS dfTs MoRtsSPSsiEs MssSpSis .:' piekinson. Birmingham =. ........... MoSeswortS. MsTS; 6ltnihgnai sgirmins6am Kane Birmingham rasI, '..'. ..... ..''...... Gssssi Gcpains nsHSsiS aDsii. =. Girard Little Rock -. :. .............., .:.... Pruitt New Orleans. ........'..... !, pundon, GSae MS New orleans Moves, NashVille -.
 
 
 Ford Birmingham ............ ....... .......... Fritz, New Orleans. Burg, Little ROCK Morris, Birmingham .......... h1OntBoInerysss Bliss Montgomery ........,..... Stockdale, Mobile. ........ ..........
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Rev. J. N. Harker. pastor of the Central Christian Church. is i'll of ty- phoid fever at his home on Morris Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

Judge John A. Fillmore. United States Commissioner. who has been very i'll, Is reported to be much improved. He is at his home on South Hull Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

FOR SALE-One second hand double box revolving cotton press in good order, reason for selling. we are installing a gin com press n bargain Farmers' Compress and
 Warehouse Co. Office s. Perry St. i0-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
FOR RENT-STORES.

T5E spIendid store, at 21s Dexter Ave. d ~fqb ia for rent and possession may be glv-
 an in 10 days. A nominal rental only up to Fletcher 1st. --l5-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
Crockett Arsenic Lithia
 SprinuS and Baths

Opens June 1st, elevation 1000 feet; cures nervous prostratlon. dyspepsia, malaria. rheumatic and skin troubles. kidney and clears and beautifies the complexion. Write for booklet M. P. THOMAS. Mgr.
 fri-su-rno-wd Crockett Springs. Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REAL Mining pays better than anything eise Chance to get in on the ground floor Rich ore Mines all paid for. Money needed for machinery. Write Hugh E. Ivey Repton. Ala ~ WANTED-To sell a nice, neat stock of drugs in a growing town. Store now located next to postoffiee. Rest stand In town. Ap. ply to B P. McDuffie & son. samson Ala
 -is-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

sTORAGE--New concrete building. speeial- ly built for ell kinds of storage bulk stor- age at reasonabie rates; private room for housshold Eoods Frank Tenniile Furniture co. -25-ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
WANTED--BoARDERs.

first class meals and service at summer rates. 120 S. Perry St, opposite Carnegie Library. Phone 1895.
 -7-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
HELP WANTED.

wANTED-On the sea-coast Students for Gulf City Business College, St. Andrewe' Washington Co. Fla, Cool and heaIthfuI
 First class advantages. Write for informa- tion. --2S.at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

wANTED-Maii Carriers. Clerks. Examina-
 Franklin institute. Rochester, N. '. s-sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

WANTED-Teachers throughout Alabama
 who would like to make from g80 to $50 per week during vacation. To address Deputy" Box 1S7. Montgomery. --2s-lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
WANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-2 or g furnished connecting rooms in private family. References fuPnieh-
 ad w. C. T. C." care Advertiser. --s-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
wANTED-MALE HELP.

CARPENTERS AND sTAIR-Builders wanted apply to J. Q. Dikinson New Post office building or call Phone. 200 Selma,
 Ala. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
RUBBER HOSE.

DON'T buy hose not guaranteed, loss is anre to follow soon. Seven ply guarantsed nose, best grade i5c per foot. Little Paint store, Il North Perry. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

WANTED-Agents either sex, to sell Bo- nora Natures Plant Food. on a comnais. sion contract. Phone 3264 or write C R
 Long. Box 6s2. City. -4-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
ENGRAVING

WANTED-You to illustrats your ads with our cuts; they add 2S per cent to the attractiveness or any ad; talk 1t over with The Advertiser Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
FOR RENT.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-A choice lot on st Charles St at Capitol Heights High and dry next to Tresslar's new home. Make me an offer
 Address C.. care Carrier No. 3. -10-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31

wANTED-Immediately cigar salesman in your territory. Experience unnecessary
 Salary, expenses and chance for advance ment. For information write Fremont Cigar Company, Atlanta, Ga. -S-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-Woman to do general house. work in small family. Apply sos Palmetto St., Highland Fark, -A-2t wANTED--White girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair wages. moder- ate work, good treatment and good opror- tunitiss, Those who wish situation and live out of town may write The Salvation call at sir whitman St.. or phone asSi If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE

FOSTER sHACKELFORD & CO, Real Estate and Insurance.
 Negotiate LoRns Rooms 23 and 2l Vandiver Building,
 Phone 1888.
 - 2O-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
WANTED--AGENTs,

AGENTS-Write now for free sample of work and terms Star Harness Mender: bost 26c seller out; We make other quick selling necessities. Columbia Novelty Mfg. Co, St.
 Louis. -z-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-31
FINANCIAL.

WANTED-An kinds of Montgomery Bank Stocks; communicate with chas. F. Moritz.
 Financial Broker. Bell Bldg, also Adluster and collector, Fire and Mercantile. 27-30t FOR sALE--Real estate first mortgages for ssOO.O0, t75o0O. and O0oo per cent tetarsst Values more than double Titles perfect. Address Financial P. 0. Box s5i.
 Montgomery. -27-7t
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
GENERAL NEWS.

Rear Admiral James G. Green, ~, s,
n, retired, died At his home at Edin-
ton. N. c., on the 18th inst He was
sixty-eight years old. az. - t'''A
The Young Mems tGymnastic Club
twenty-mile Marathon race at New
Orleans was won BY Louis sTewanini,
the et!CarlisleaIndian, whoss time, was
4 2iills9}i iills}i, ,5Stn StnSs,aaaniq stanS.4 ssiM /,
The; Shah's brother, Shua Els, Sal
tatleh, o@aho Arrived recently at Resht,
in Persia, from Europe, has, ResB kid.
naped by the revolutionists and is
held fol tansotn:ei 11" S.i"'Ih. Il
~ Teams ofnthe9t AmerieansbanH Ma
tinnal, baseball leagues, are going, into
winter training quarters, The train
ing camp of the Chicago American
league team will be Los Angeles.E =.
y A bill has passed the General AS.
sembly of South Carolina making, it a
misdemeanor for any newspaper or
magazine to publish the name Of any
maid or woman upon whom an assault
has been committed.
The announcement that Theodore
Roosevelt and his wife will arrive at
Naples the end OF March ON his way
to East Africa and will remain in It.
ally eleven days has been received at
Rome with great satisfaction! tBoth
the king and queen have expressed a
desire to meet him.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
kFeosT OF S2,50o,00o
SIX LOCOMOTIVES At WORK n
PART OF CONSTRUCTION /
= EQUlPMENJ.

| Seventeenth street, through the Union
Depot. ana across the growing North
SIDE, with. tombInation X-ray and
telescopel = DISTANCE Of nine miles, be
gould see Jth.si STANDBY, Jake project
Of the Denver Irrigation and Reservoir
Company, one Of, the largest enter
splHses of Its KIND, government .or 'pfi-
esateyd in the clsAitsa istayes,7 shys The
bsnS en-! Republioana aof Sunday lmarn-
y4Hkt .SiM vd vi;o ,oi no1 aas
Could this range Of vision to con-
tinued, in perfectly straight line. Ell
dorado Springs would appear. :. At the
latter ~ ttbe AFigaf NJ I $AukB'
has putt deres5 th9 SBatlla SbhNer
creek canon large cement dam, with
+ aig hsadgdtess 0ne hundred and fifty
ikseeadefsbtsat water, ior Al much rs the
hlatte river holds in flood times, is d.
verfed there from South Boulder creek
f'iht6 MArsiialt lake 'o'h'afh ""di
oFroml, Marshall lake the waters are,
.s.aalEl .es.aaElFiied .t9. the ,stapdley dam by means
Of the Croak canal. Although. Mar.
Shall faKe H. one Of the largest in the
,st,6untry rimmeahtely ,nosth- iof Denver.
|, 1t is lonl only oneItAAqqtA as large as the
Standley lake, and no better method of
| illustrating the tremendous, size of the
,dam could be made. alnoi6 ,n3Dluiu
Six locomotives are at work 19Y as
a part of the equipment In use in build
l. fhg the standles dam, and. It will be
lcompfeted this fall in ample time for
lthei irrigating Q. the crops. Of. 1910. II
will impound 10000 acre,feet of water,
and It's cost, Together with the neces..
F'satyi feeders. will be something 'over
tss2, 100000 n, ts.ah Il liv. nA ia..i d.
Next Sunday the South Boulder d.,
version dam, as the works at Eldorado
Springs ,iaren knoian, wills be finished.
h,as 5sdlli also be the,tunnA connecting
the. ,Sfaek switfh Nlarshall rslh lake, The lat,
ter is a splendid piece Of engineering
1850 feet 1ong. aid as straight az a
sniale barrels n Tae tunnea is eight by
seven feet in sizei and y " Lined fer its
full length with eight inches, Of con
crete, The Wofks at Efdofado Springs
p pass slthrodsh the center Of the famous
resort and viii ,prdye a great. object,
lesson in modern irrigation engineer
I F'ihgs Projects to the 'inquiring easterner
next summer. .o.s. tty8 10 gaIJ
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
sore Shoulders in Horses.

Too much care cannot be exercised
In seeing that the collar is a perfect
fit A collar which is too large is
more likely to injure the horse than
one that is too small. The collar
should be scraped each morning and
carefully cleaned before it is again
put on the horse. Before the spring
work begins, 1t is we'll to oil the liarl
1lessiand have it soft and pliabla. For
the first few days of hard work on soft
ground, the shoulders Of the horse
should be bathed iii cold water evaty
night afteruthe harness is removed.
The horse will be very sore and tired
dor Al few days aud should be. given
every kind of attention. Watch the
names TO see tsat the draft is at right
angles with the shoulders, If IL Is
TOO low, the collar will be constantly
Kicking up" at the top and the horse
VIII soor have a sore neck. II the
draft is too high, the collar will not
rest securely on the lower part of the
shoulder where the horse is best pre-
pared throw his weight. I If there
are any calloused Jumps on the
morse $ shoulders or back, they should
oe carefully removed during the win
ter when his services are not much
hteeoed. II the collar Is put on over
one OF those sit fasts," 1t will have
.ne same result as man trying to
walk with a button in his shoe or a
bunion on his foot.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
WESTERN News.

An aHtiIobby bill, patterned latter
the Wisconsin law. has passed both
houses of the Kansas Legislature. ".
BY vote of Sc to "a; the Nebraska
House voted down the Raper bill for
the abolition OF capital punishment. II
No blame is fixed for the crib fire at
Chicago in which sixtyssix liVeO were
lost in the report Of the cor9neTP, jury.
The new law prohibiting the selling
! Of pools ON horse races in Montana
has gone into effect and is betRy en-
forced.
2 The Santa Fe Railway System owns
I,s72 engines. So, ,173 freight cars and
1.1S2 passenger cars. 1t requires the
Services OF $4,000 employees, with a
pay roll OF $4,000 900 a month. u
: The Chicago Telephone company has
announced a mutual benefit scheme af.
fecting its 5000 employees, The com
pany will contribute dollar for dollar
such sums as are placed in the fund by
the employees. !,
Woman's suffrage legislati6n is out
Of the question in Oklahoma for. two
years. The senate by vote Of 21 to
15 sustained the unfavorable report, of
the committee on the bill, granting suf-
frage to both sexes. 4lt,s,f!u., 10 "
Near Murphysboro, ILL.,. on the 9Th
inst, three passengers were killed and
thirty-six injured when an ulinpis Cen
trail express, southbound. from st, Louis
to New Orleans, was wrecked BY run
ming into broken rail. ~ .iif
The administration anttpass bill has
been prepared for preseptation to the
state legislature Of Illinois, IT" pro
hibits issuance OF passes except to road
officials. agents, surgeons and other
employees and their families, inmates
Of hospitals, etc. heossc:-fiaA
the famous ,ApAchsi qhief;
died at, Fort Gill, Okla. on the 18th
inst. at the age of eighty years. His
bloody raids were once 'VAei terror OF
the Southwestern frontier and, be. had
been held as prisoner Of war for
twenty-five years. 'r'''''| >
DIR. James B. ANGEL submitted his
resignation as president OF the NuiYer-
sity of Michigan on the 18th inst and
was offered by the regents the position
iof chancellor at a salary of $4,000 a
year with the continued free use Of the
presidents mansion. Dr.. Ahgeil has
been president Of the university since
1871, He is 80 years old. ,., II
The Los Angeles City Council has
called a special election for March
25th to choose successor to Mayor A..
c. Harper under the recall act. Geofge
A. Alexander, a member Of the Board
OF. supervisors, will oppose Mayor Haf-
per as the candidate of the Municipal
league, and other organizations which
were instrumental q in recalling the
mayor. .4!sA,ftjG, ,t4.t J.,a .oi3 a
1t is stated at San Francisco that
backed by the interests headed by
Senator William A. Clark Of Montana,
a powder manufacing, company, be-
ginning operations with capital Of
SO 900 900, will shortly erect Ia plant
! in ohe of the bay counties and engage
in active competition with the powder
trust. '''' ~ 'I'Ah -'N ~. .
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
Ri.iss4sns sshe.I, Tnansssc.

The United States Senate An passing
+ tie 1htfiani u aapbtdpfiation Bfil adbpted
SenA4SrsT elles's amendments .tIansfer-
ring the Grand lyupstien school to the
state Of Colorado, provided the gov
ernor, Of the state accepts it from the
| Interior Department prior to July /,
i.i19aa 1.-The amendment provides also
for an appropriation of $42, ,00O, for. con.
tinqing the, school under the indian
bIreatf hntff accepted and transferred
Ito the state. ,p1.aHol nD ~ cut
Senator Guggenheim's amendment
providing for similar transfer Of the
Fort Lewis school and an appnoprfa-
sttsn oef "$44 400 jfouscontinning It'll dur
iRg Ithe coming fiscal lsa year ais also was
1'A9R the schools should be transferred
to the state, earlier than July i, 1910,
ia pro rata amount of the .appropria
tions will be expended.
Tie bill also contained amendments
| which'wese atlppted providing for pur
| lichaslnG sufficient. water. to irrigate 1O,.
600 acres of land for Indians, on the
Southern Ute feservation,, and to send
the claims oflthe eonfederated bands
Of Utes for lands transferred to for
est reser*asfofhS arrdo otker hpublic uses
fsto the; dourtnaf, Cl.ans Judgment
tI hsa 1nx1Ht.-.s.rr---- -l-.trar, r.tr.ar, 1tg
uoy To.,Note, on Irrigation Project,
- &1Alexi Cqqlaenpn Saturday; the
ssif 2ah .!Yss instts tts.,llssad llssad owners of the pro
poseS Ben SefGreelsy Valley ii'rita.
tion .,istnss iaiHfTete yes or1no on 'tbe
.hnatteEnG3 forming the irrigation dis
trict which will embrace 10000 acres
in southern Weld county and north.
eastern Adams county,, reaching al.
most northsto ker$ey and Kuner and
extending dne east of Platteyile talk.
ing in the fertile Box Elder, valley
The district is divided into three nor.
tfohs, If each ,of Which viii be fiell an
election, one at the residence Of Ed.
ward Jones, one at that of. Robert Pc.
NIX and }the other at the. home of
Della Kinney. Id al sTiny,'. ri, .'.
7 DIhis project will benefit by Stand.
ley Lake reservoir and will make
southeastern Weld highly cultivated
region.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26

Did some one say that electricity
was driving the horse out Of exist
ence? Well. 1t did not disappear very
rapidly last year, according to statis-
tics compiled by the government
These figures show that horses in the
United States at the end of 1907, num-
bered 2o,64o.00o and that they In
creased 1928 a head during the year.
This is doing pretty well for a crea-
ture supposed to have been made su.
perfluous by srienoe.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-02-26
u aEWs Fsa5a w4gj4,Hs49A.'

President Roosevelt has announced
that lie viii not make eSaahiyy ally more ap-
pointmentsf during his term Of office
Y The Senate adopted the conference
report on the Mondell-Smooti bill per-
steatsoi i q lasins@'.ssi yiiofi
1.-THE Tressury Department has called
for. bldg fog construction of the pro
posed public building at Boulder, Colo,
bids to be opened March 25th.
"a The house has passed the iMondell
! bill granting the Montana.s Wyoming
& Southern railway right, of way
across the Fort Keogh military 'feser-
walton. ,iai AaHani a L
u A contribution . few days since Of
$4,000 brings the grand total to ST.
000,626 Of cash collected for the ftal-
| ian earthquake sufferers iby the Amer
lean Red Gross Society. 80 ls,ii0o5
,ITAe lsts senatays, william aBayai AL
lison Of Lowe. and 5Asshury> tChurchYell h.
Litimer of South Carolina and Repre-
sentative AriostU'Wilsy we're s,llogized
in special. session Of, the House Of
Representatives Sunday. a
1"tchief Forester 'pinchot say he can
not possibly. getto Colorado to, appear
before the Legislature, before. March
18th. Senator Guggenheim. notified
II Inn ms55ff 55ff the Wish iff7 u thsi II legislature to
have him before, them within twenty
days, a,,a,u,1, t.us ,,Ia,,6t ,.
The Colorado Portland Cement Com
ttaHy ot behver HIS been sWaArrded part
ora lSfg9i Etto1iAiASt 36fYupstbaagffif1 ce-
Iffehta TIE +etfaati tpAa 1estakyhe
'onhtsaut isallSsd 16,oOd'usGrllsrursthe
Uncompahgre project at $1.1S. paribar-
rel and l6,S0Q ba5Eels for two projects
til Idzh6 af ee6ts fer baFqeNs
An.adhsnd1eSdtbthesasva FbimMas
,agresds ste IN the Senate pERvt4t4g that
ip the discretoR 1f the President one
half Of the navy shalf be kept IN Paci-
PIC waters. 80 far as practicable. The
President already has'the authority to
SO divide the fleet, but the amendment
amounts to an expression lof Congress
in favor of such action. uilj}9i.i-,
A review Of the invitations Mr.. Taft
has received for Events during the
summer recess Of Congress indicates
that he will visit Denver to attend the
trans-Mississippi congress in August
to which he, was invited by a delega-
tion headed by Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh.
It lis believed also that Mr.. Taft will
visit the Alaska Yukon Exposition at
Seattle and possibly go to Alaska.