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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-21

sinceramente me esforzare para que
obtengan un acta de habilitaei6n.
yo intento usar toda la Influenza que
pueda asegurar ell pasaie de un acta
de habilitacion en- la venidera session
del Congreso. (Aplausol. Tai acta
ha sido introducido. Tendra que ir a
una comisi6n y ser considerable con
reterencia d sus provistos. Yo estoy
d favor de deliberaci6n con respeeto
al proceso por ell cual ustedes entra-
ran a la Union. Estoy tan convenci-
do que es mejor para ustedes tomar
un POGO tempo en- fraguar su consti-
tucion Y determinar entire usteles
mismos 81 es 10 que ustedes quieren.
que bien pueden aguardarse seis me-
ses un ano en- el curse de entrur en-
Ia Union, melor que ser empuiados
hallarse enmaranandos en- una mall
indlgesta ley fundamental Ahora,
no les gusta q ustedes ESQ, pero yo les
estoy dlclendo ia verdad, y 81 sucede
que los empuien y no tienen una lev
fundamental tai como deben tener no
pueden ustedes dccir que yo no les
previna en- contra de tstos disturbics
Pero, para que entrcn en- el curse dc
esta administration ustedes entrarap
como un estado bien equipado, en-
traran con una buena constitution
yo espero sincera Y profundamenta-
y yo intento encaminar todo esfuerzo
que yo pueda para conseguirlo. Aho-
ra, amigos mics, les doy has grseias
por haberme escuchado. No he hecho
un discourse prehio, pero espero que
yo les haya dieho 10 que ustedes que
rian saber acerea del estado !Adicslv
Despues de hacer Ell discurso ell IRE.
sidente se retro Il sus habitaciones
prepara1ts de antemano en- el hotel
para alistarse para el banquete que le
Tue dado, Y EN- el eual presidi0 como
maestro dc brindis, el Gobernador
Curry, respondiendo los mismos los
siguientes; "Nuestro Huesped,u Hon.
A. b. Fail; Gel Estado para Nueyo
Mexico" Hon. II. o. Bursum; I'll
Pueblo Hispano- Americana, Hon.
7. B Catron; La Nueva Era Hon.
o. N. Maroon
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-21

hombre de Idaho, de Colorado = de
Nuevo Mexico Y Arizona trafica u
POGO en- imagination cuando me dice
de estos numeros. Me agrada dejarlo
pensar asi, por que 81 piensa asi y 81
es optimista puede ser muy verosi-
mil que haga esos nnmeros buenos
Ustedes tienen aqui una gran indus
tria de cria de ganado lamar. Sc me
indica que al ganado lamar es un ex-
eelente pasedor 81 puede obtener algo
de estos llanos. Yo no dudo que hav
aigo cue yalga tenerse 81 ustedes pue-
den criar tales ganados en- este terri
torio. En- otras palabras, viaiar por
aqui y por primera vez yer 81 suelo y
luego yer Il la gente y hablar con ella
le da uno una clase de regociio.
Nerdaderameute So sionte como 81 es-
tuviese uno parade en- el fondo de una
gran chimenea y el humero de las es.
peranzas de los habitantes nevandolo
hacia arriba en- el, Y cuando mo STEM
to de esa manera ustedes pueden CO.
noceT que es un buen humero. Una
cosa me agrada aqui; no he dido pre-
'dicar en ninguna manera Ia doctrina
del descontento. La soIa cosa de que
ustedes estan descontentos es que us
tedes no denen mas grande oportuni.
dad, y esa clase de descoutento es el
que debemos fomentar.
IF gran objeto de Ia civilization
y mttodo de gobierno Americana es
Ia promotion de igualdad de oportu-
nidad, y ESQ yo creo que ustedes tie
men aqui en- perfection. Ciertamente
que hay mucho terreno, y ciertamen-
te hay muehas oportunidades para
meiorar ese terreno 81 ustedes sola-
mente ponen music y el codo eree-
bado y optimismo en- los negocios, Y
cada un hombre cuya faz yo veo Y
oada muier bien vestida, Y todas estan
i6venes y bien vestidas; me indican
que estan felices, que elias tienen ho-
cares aqui, y no quieren regresar a 10
que ustedes llamaban los estados. Que
elias estan contentas en- creceraqui en-
Nuevo Mexico, que Sc sienten orgul-
iosas de Nuevo Mexico, Y cuando van
al oriente siente solamente un poqui-
to--solamente un poquito pesarosas
por aquellos de nosotros que tenemos
que residir en- ese pals descarriado.
(Risa y aplausol. Pero dejando las
bromas d un lado, mis- queridos ami
gos, yo los congratulo sinctramente
sobre el prospecto que tienen ante us
tedes. El prospeeto que pueden tra-
bajar ustedes mismos, y el cual no
dudo que trabaiardn de I'M modo que
los reoomendara con el pueblo de los
otros Estados Unidos. Una VOC en-
tire el concursol "Una estrella mas,
Mr. Taft. lOh, una estrella masp'
Oh, ST, bien pueden ustedes yer estre-
Has en- este pals con mas grande pu-
reza que nosotros. Como vendra el
estado, seria imprudente profetizarlo.
Por eierto, ustedes 10 quieren manana
on la manana. Sin embargo, no 10
manana en- la manana, yo
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-21
MORES

presenta que pueda cesar de ser de Ia
mas leve importancia, exceptO como
una restriction penosa en- los dies
amos venidercs. En- otras palabras,
hagansc a 81 mismos estadistas des-
pachen cstadistas su convention
cuando designer una constitution.
III engorro es, cuando ustedes est6n
hacienda una constitution, tomaran
cualquier cosa 81 pueden obtener es-
tado. Yo Sc ESQ, Bien. deberia ha-
Der un proyisto por el cual ustedes do
ben primeramente votar sobre su
constitution, Y entonces voteu por
sus ohciales y yo espero que tengan
tuerza de caracter sutlciente de votar
abaio una constitution pobre V espe-
rarse hasta que puedan obtener una
buena por una nueva convention. 81
ustedes pueden obtener una, por que
quieren cnt6nces entrar con ella, pcro
sino, cnt6nees tengan suGciente valor
d. votarla ahaio. Yo no st 81 10 ten
dram. Ustodes tienen que probar ESQ.
Ne gusta a verleS en- sus rCstros q yer
que son AmeriCanoS, " ustedes estan
tan concienzudos que ustedes van &
ser el estado mas periecto possible en-
la Union. Ustedes no atribuyen que
6stas cargas con respecto al estado
montan a algo-snlamente dtBnos es-
tado y todo 10 demas es alltnde el
cielo. Bien, ustedes hallardn ESQ nm
poquito diferente cuando entren Il
clio, pero no es ninguna razdn porque
vuestro deseo por independence & es-
tado, por mas grande medida para go
bernarse 81 mismos les sea negada
poro yo les ruego en- supropio interGs,
no como un partidario, nj represen-
tando ningdn partido particular, So
lamente ansioso de que todo estado
que entire la Union ahada la fuerza,
la intelig anciay lealtad de esa Union.
Ancioso ie ESQ, yo les pido tener mu-
cho cuidado cuando frag0en su Cons
tituci6n y cuando escoian sus prime
ros oticiales de estado, tAplauso).
Ahora, amigos mios, ustedes tienen
aquf un gran estado. No 10 podria
adivinar pasandolo 4 travts como 10
he hecho hoy. parece ser mucho co.
mo un desierto con algunos arbustcs
sobre ell. Pero no he encontrado 4 un
Neo MeXicano, no he encontrado un
hombre de Arizona, no he encontra-
do Il un hombre de Colorado, no he
encontrado un hombre de Montana,
no he encontrado d un hombre de
Idaho, no he encontrado d un hombre
de Washington d Sud California que
no tenga EN- su bolsillo un papel con-
teniendo las estatistieas demostrando
cuantos centenares dc miles milla-
nes de acres de terreno pueden hacer-
Sc florecer como una rosa Y producer
la mejor fruta, la meior alfalfa, el
mejor grano on 81 mundo ii solamente
puede conseguirse aqua sobre ellos 81
81 gobierno les ayuda 4 hacerlo Risa
y aplauso). Bien, esa es la clase de
espiritu que hace eosas y me gusta
verlo, Y Il mi no me importa 81 ell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
El0PEMENT TO END
IN DIVORCE C0uRT

HAMMOND, Ind, April e.
The romantic elopement of bur
ton Cooley of Batavia and Hiss
Helen Nimms, a West Aurors
high school girl, three years ago.
is to eliminate in the divorce
court according to the statements
made by the young husband and
wife.
Their domestic troubles are
caused by Walter Mcconnell, q
modern Apollo, who worked in
the Gary steel mills and who
was recently acquitted in the
Porter county superior court at
Valparaiso when tried for the
murder Of a babe alleged to be
the child of Mrs. Martha Paulson
Of Mullen station, Ind, with
whom Mcconnell made his home.
Before Mcconnell was ar
raigned for trial the jail was Wis
tied by Burton Cooley and his
wife. Cooley had moved to Val
paraiso from Aurora and was a
member of the Valparaiso Roller
company. The couple met Nc
Cornell and we're impressed with
him and decided that he was un-
justly prosecuted.
After he was acquitted Cooley
gave Mcconnell employment.
Mrs. Cooley later went to Aurora
to visit her people and McCon-
nell followed.
During this friendship a band
of religious workers, believing
that Mcconnell was prosecuted,
sought to convert him. McCon-
nell professed reformation and
several hundred dollars was raised
by women to send him to a theo-
logical seminary. The money was
paid Mcconnell and he disap-
peared.
1t develops that he went to Au-
rora and was followed by Cooley,
who found him with his young
wife. Complaint as made to the
police and Mrs. Cooley was taken
to the police station, where she is
said to have openly expressed her
love for Mcconnell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09

YEA S GAS0LINE

when gasoline was sunk IN in-
nocuous desuetude a. the cleaner
Of the family's one pair of white
gloves or prominent as the agent
which assisted heavenward small
boys who investigated It with
lighted matches. These were the
days when the possibilities of the
by-product were dormant much
less looking forward to the time
when hair and hide. teeth and
nails should become, in some
form or other. articles of COM
merce.
In the early days Of the petro-
leum industry when there were
mo pipes or pipe lines, no at
tention paid to naphths, the re-
fining of which produces gaso-
line. There was a big and I'M
mediate market for Illuminating
oil, and immense quantities OF
naphtha were wasted, being al
lowed to evaporate or being
burned in pits. A small amount
was used for fuel under boilers,
but for the most part the chief
anxiety was to get rid of 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
NJ P|i|R'i' \
MY. a

(By United Press Leased Whey
ALBANY, N. T.. April 9.--The'
assembly yesterday killed xhe
famous Hughes direct primary
law, which the governor had de-
sired to put an end to bossism In
state politics.
The vote was 112 ayes to Is
nays.
This action is q severe blow to
Governor Hughes, who has been
fighting throughout his two terms
in oce for an adequate direct pri-.
mary bill. The bill, which wa,
killed today, had the support of
all the good government and 60
Advancement organizations in thn
state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
QUITS MADHOUSE
FOR HONEYMOON

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
WORCESTER, Mass, April g.
Charles J. O'Hara of counsel
for Mrs. A. Mary Sargent of this
city announced that she had OBJ
tanned the release after a sensa.
|tional commitment recently of heI
husband, w. w. Sargent.
Three weeks ago, ten minute
after his marriage to Miss A. MARY
Hauff. wealthy in her own right
Mr.. Sargent was arrested as in
sane at the instance Of Sargent's
family.
The warrant was sworn out by
his father wealthy carriagt
manufacturer. The following da,
Sargent was committed to a mad
house on representatives of fam
1y physicians.
Effort was made to have the
marriage annulled. Herbert Psrk-
sr, formerly attorney general, Koi
Sagent and his wife, appeared
before Judge Dunbar and a. {
result Of his pleading Judge Dnn
bar decreed that Sargent shoult
be Immediately released from th.
madhouse and allowed to retoir
his wife. They will go on a leni
honeymoon trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09

LOUISVILLE, Miss, April g.
Bobby Harris, 8, can dance the
double clatter" with either foot
or both. Because he can vaude-
vile is to be the fate OF this
infant.
The boarders are responsible.
There are Is or 20 of them, all
men. boarding in Bobby's house.
They began when Bobby first
walked. First they taught him
a few George Cohan steps. Then
when he learned to talk they
drilled him in Cohanesque songs
Now the poor child has a whole
repertoire of songs and dances.
His best step is the double clat-
ter" rare among grown song and
dance men even.
The managers are after Bobby
They want his father, j. NJ. Har-
ris, louisville merchant, to sign
IA contract.
So Bobby has practically been
sentenced to vaudeville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
ARREST In TRUNK
MURDER MYSTERY

NAPLES. April S.-Police ar
rested a Russian named Maurice
Toversky, who lived two months
in Rome and arrived here recent
ly. He was living with an anar-
chist named vanguaidia, In the
Vomero quarter, which Is inhabit-
ed by a great many Russian ref
ugees.
Although an examination FUR
niahed nothing incrfmfnafinR
against Toversky he has been
taken to Rome under escort. ~
the police believe he can throw
light on the murder Of the man
whose body was fonnd II : trunk
there and that he knows two myD-
terfous Russians who are sus-
pected of the crime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09

Spray pumps and spray. Taco
ma Imp. & Seed Co., 18th and
Com. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
10 LIONS KILLED
In EAST AFRICA

Iorate from a tiger hunting trip
In India. He left Mombasa for
Ju ia ranch, his property north
or Nairobi to make preparations
for the reception of Mr.. Roosevelt
Mr.. McMillan's residence on the
ranch is in the midst of the bush
country, but he has installed there
an electric lighting plant and an
ice-making plant.
A taxidermist laboratory is be-
ing established here for the treat
ment and preservation of speci-
mems for the Smithsonian insti-
tute,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
WHlTE.nAlRED
WOMAN JUMPS
INTO the BAY

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April g.
Mrs. Jennie Stranahan, SO years
Of age, and white haired leaped
into the bay from the upper deck
Of the Key Route ferry boat
Fernwood yesterday. Accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. d. X.
Kellogg, she had shown no evil
dence Of distress or hysteria. Her
daughter was entirely unprepared
for the shock. Lifeboats were
lowered and the woman was
saved. While strapped to cot
at the hospital where che was
taken she said repeatedly: why
did you take me back? I want
to get off the earth"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09

Gasoline makes the world go
fonnd. It takes 10000, 900 gal
16Uo 1 year to move the wheels
- the automob les In use In the
Emitted States alone, and 10000,
300 more to spin the tires OF
motor cars ON the continent.
These figures mean in round num-
befs, that automobiles spend
50, 900 900 . year for gasoline.
Fifty million dollars would pay
Tor the building and equipment OF
zfteen battleships Of the Indiana
Ups or six Dreadnoughts.
Fifty million dollars would pay
the combined electric light and
Eas bills Of New York for one
year.
It can be said with moderation
that gasoline as a generator OF
motive power has been the chief
factor in the development of the
modern automobile. Time was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
LEAVE SEATTLE
ON BIG AUTO
TRIP

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SEATTLE, April 9.--Clarenct
Hanford and party left Seattle
yesterday morning for Granger
Wyo., where they will meet the
famous Thomas car, winner OF
the New York to Paris race q
year ago and bring it on into
Seattle in it's pathfinding run fol-
the New York to Seattle race to
be held this summer.
The party left in automobiles
and expects to make the entire
run overland, arriving April 10
the date on which the Thomas
car Is due to reach Granger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
Leper Colony 10 Ger
It's Nete,.s By 6G)ireleSs

Among the Improvement men
tened for the condition Of tn /,
outcasts on Penikese is the pros
pect OF daily report, which the
wireless telegraph will make pos
sible. There are many wireless
stations along the coast with
which Thomas can easily com
municate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
8LXTEEN-YEAR-OID HI
SCHOOL BOY BANISHED

Z 9LxTEEN-YEAR-OIiD HIGH
SCHOOL BOY BANISHED TO
RENIKESE ISLAND, AN Elk.
PEDT OPERATOR.
BOSTON, April 9.-James
Archibald Thomas Of Upton, the
/ ol4teen-year-old high school boy
\6onished to the leper colony on
Panikese island by order of the
= hoard Of health, IL an expert WIRE
~ telegraph operator, and tie
Island viii In the future b. able
70 keep In touch with the world
tnfpugh station to be erected
there.
Before is Punishment young
Thomas had fitted up a receiving
and sending station at mis- moth
er's home and his scho la tss
have decided to ship his plant and
|aerial mast to the island OF buy
n new outfit.
u Thus the lads misfortune viii
prove the greatest OF blessings -
mis- unfortunate fellow p ~ ,ners
q. the bleak little island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09

fBy United Press Leased Wire.
M0MBKSA, Africa. April -
The popular hunting season is al
an end, and the heavy rains have
commenced. The records for the
four months show that 10 lions
ncluding two man eaters, and
ZOO other animals were killed
II the season nine natives and
four white men were attacked by
lions.
George Mcmillan, nephew of
the late Senator Mcillan of Mich.
igan, has returned to the protect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-09
MARTIN DEAD.

BELLINGHAM, April 9.-Ken-
meth Martin, the Rossland, b. c.,
resident whose strange lapse of
memory last Sunday when he was
removed from Great Northern
train after becoming unconscious,
attracted SO much attention, is
dead at st. Joseph's hospital. He
passed away without having re-
gained his mental faculties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
LOST WAITS WERE
IN DESERTED HOUSE
SPRING LOCK TO DOOR
HAD IMPRISONED THEM
City Thrown into State of Excitement
by Their Disappearance-Tho
Then Kidnapped by Blaclihanders-'
Systematic Search Results i'm Dis
covcry.

Santa Cruz, Calf, Nov. 25.-After
being imprisoned in an abandoned
h use since Tuesday. Margaret, aged
four and Mollle Manldi, aged five,
were found today by Guy Richardson
of the naval reserve. solving a mys-
terry that has caused riot calls and
aroused the city to the highest ex-
C tement They had not been harm
ed except by terror and hunger and
were found huddled together under
the tchen sink. The house is in an
isolated part of Garfield park. They
had wandered there and after enter
ing the house had pushed the door
shut and there being a spring lock to
the door. they We're unable to open it
end were too small to climb to win
dow.
They wandered away from the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Manildi. Tuesday ut 3 o'clock.
The mother soon missed them and no.
titled her husband Friends Joined in
the search of the neighborhood, which
was continued all Tuesday night AS
no track was found a report that they
had been kidnapped by blackhand-
RS was started in Italian quarters
and quickly spread. Yesterday after
noon no clew was revealed and riot
call was sounded. and members of
the naval reserve assembled at the
armory The city was divided into
sections and detachments assigned to
various localities so that a systematic
search could be made. All night the
search continued and by midnight the
city was in state of excitement. The
systematic way in which the search
was undertaken was responsible for
the successful termination. The
mother who was nearly wild with
distress, became hysterical with JOY
when the girls were carried to her,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
Causes Consumption.

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At least one-half of the consump-
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Here are some symptoms of ca
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Is your throat raw?
Do you sneeze often?
Is your breath foul?
Do you take cold easily?
Is your nose stopped up?
Do you have to spit often?
Do crusts form in your nose?
Do you blow your nose great
deal?
Are you losing your sense of smcH@
Does your mouth taste bad morn
ings?
Do YOU have to clear your throat
on rising?
Do you have a discharge from the
nose?
Does mucous drop in back Of throat
Hyomei is guaranteed to cure ca
tarrh, sore throat coughs, colds
Group and bronchitis or money back
Just breathe it in. Complete outfit
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
\ Note of Indian pathO..

There is an odd touch of pathos in
4 recent order from Washington set
ting aside Mamaloose island in Lake
Pend dOreille as burying ground
for the Pend d'Oreille and KootenaI
Indians. For centuries these tribes
have used the picturesque island as
resting place for their dead; it would
be hard to select a more appropriate
cemetery. Naturally they were in
diEnant when a homeseeker. defyins
the eternal fitness Of things, tried to
,ccate on the island under the home
stead act. Their protest has crystar-
lied into action, and now the island
like the national parks and the for
ests and military reserves will re-
main the property of the nation.
The opening of the Indian reserva-
tion will soon leave the red man with
out a place to live. To grant his the
poor privilege of a burying place Is
the least the government can do ror
him, The march of civilization is in
spring and grand, but the line should
not traverse graveyard.-Rutte Re.
veille.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-26
o. II. x y. co WILL
FIGHT ASSESSMENT

That the o. r. & y. Railroad com
pany will fight the decision of the
Board OF Equalization of Baker coun-
tv regarding its assessment as proven
by case filed today in the circuit
court appealing from the board, says
the Baker Herald.
The history of the assessment this
year has been told before. The county
assessor decided that the road was
being assessed too high in comparison
with other property in the county and
cut off $4,000 a mile from the as
sessment of last year, When the
board of equalization met Tax Agent
Billy Morrow of the company, was
cited to appear and show cause why
the assessment should not remain the
same as last year He defended his
contentious but the board decided to
leave the assessed value at the same
figures as the proceeding year.
Now comes an appeal of the case to
the circuit court signed by Mr.. Nor
row. Mr. Cotton, Mr.. Jones and Mr.
Spencer for the O. r. & y. company.